Westwood High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1972 volume:

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'bi 4 4 , Contents 20-39. . .SEARCHING FOR EXCITEMENT 40-75. . .SEARCHING FOR VICTORY 76-l l5. . .SEARCHING FOR INVOLVEMENT II6-139. . .SEARCHING FOR ACHIEVEMENT l40-l53. . .SEARCHING FOR KNOWLEDGE 154-235. . .SEARCHING FOR YOURSELF Anticipation. Your heart Leaps. What next? A wild exhilaration flows Through your being. Excitement fills your Spirit. Challanges. Obstacles. All to be overcome. Inner strength to Depend upon. Hard work, but all: Worthy ofa victory. Warm friendships, a Feeling ofdoing something You like with Others you esteem. To be wanted. To be Involved. 'II did it! The cry Ofa creator . Pride in an acomplishment Is great. Innerjoy is realized Through achievement. Why? The eternal Question. Always searching For answers. Striving To quench the continual Thirst for Knowledge. I. Myself. The One ofa kind. My convictions, my Mind. What I want. What I am. Know Yourself. jvv- ff -,.-,A-M X if Q if i i . 1 f f : , 554 .5 i I J W if Am, E And that's just how it is! quotes Mr. Summers fabovej as he discusses the exciting history of America with his brillant class, while showing his students fbelowj their grades. Gazing with surprise are four of his pupils, from left: Mary Shultz, Scott Reddy, Tim Bordner, and Shan Wilmarth, School Pays Tribute and Men of the Mind In our era the epoch seems to be the repudiation of the mind. It is no longer 'fcool to be a man of the mind. A teachers job is to teach, and it is indeed thankless. The teacher who teaches well is often unrecognized and unap- preciated. The teacher who has the ability to transend the barriers of his position, and become a paragon of educa- tion, lives a daily world ofxfrustrationand anguish, as his efforts go unrewarded. We herewith offer our esteem to one such mang Mr. Vannie Summers. If one is willing to take but a small step toward him, he will provide the stimulus for the dedication to reaching one's full efficacy. His reward is intelligence, and the signs of intelligence shown by young developing minds. To attempt to show our gratitude, we hereby dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Vannie Summers - a man of and for the mind. Just as a challenging teacher is necessary to the classroom, an enterprising businessman is vital to the functioning of the school. Born in Paris, France, Mr. Andree Messali has lived and traveled throughout the world. He is now managing the Warrior Trading Post. There he provides students with quality products at low prices, handles all the finances for virtually every school function, helps with the class ring selection, and the list goes on Working behind the scenes at all hours Mr. Messali revives Warrior spirit and enthusiasm whereever he goes. Dedication and enthusiasm such as Mr. Messali has exemplified for the past seven years are rare. We would like to show him our appreciation by co-dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Andrei Messali. to Free Enterprise v .P l 5 bf A Those dirty words! exclaims Mr. Messali, while checking books before Right On Warriors! yells Mr. Messali while cheering our fantastic issueing them to new students. Below, Cordy Cooke, photographer from team onto victory atahome basketballgame. Eric's, Mr. Messali, and a committee of Juniors, help decide the wearing apparel for next year's Senior pictures. YW' 'Vfi K . -I9 Y I 0 ' ' , nf 4 A Q . ' 1 ' .' h n A .5 V I f' ' -' 4 f , ,L X , if Q . ' a - x K 'f rf! lg ,Q . HONORS ll Above: Hi! My name's Sharla Chambers! The Hello Dance created a lot of new friendships. Below: Go Westwood! Bruce Wilson, Brenda Floyd, Tim Timmons, and Steve Mullin display their creative spirit at the Augwecheque. Annual Traditions I Above: lt's pepsi time at the annual Hello Party. Linda Totress and Trina Hillery take a quick break. QIQ itll 'ill ' is In iii, in us, its sq, Hg !6gj ui :ug U1 iff 'lib .fi an if i War Eagle! Tear 'em up Westwood! Richard Ray and Gary Geitz display their superior power over our arch-rivals, prior to the tragic inner-city clash on the West- wood football field. Are Still Popular Two rootin'-tootin' cowpokcs, Richard Dongell and Shanna Rogers, show offtheir expert markmanship at the Pow Wow. Je 1 i 9' ..- The number you have dialed is out of order. is what John Tilton hears as he and Paul Rowley and Ron Leonard listen closly. I- .fb Boom-a-lack-a, chick-a-lack-a, who are we? Westwood Sophies yess sireeeee! yells Carla Christensen as she leads the sophomores to a mighty victory over the Juniors and Seniors in the Pow Wow. FALL ACTIVITIES-23 wars rc Q-4 V, - '22 gn 5 I 3? 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' if f QXR i V Charlie Brown and 10 Little Indians Delight udiences TEN LITTLE INDIANS Rogers ..... Mrs. Rogers .... Fred Narracott .... Vera Claythorne . Philip Lombard . . Anthony Marston .. William Blore ...... General MacKenzie . . . . . . Emily Brent ......... Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong ........ .... . . .Craig Powell . . . .Diane Bates . . .Joe Grant . . . .Robin Ruiz . . . .David Doud . . . . .Doug Boyd . .Gale Anderson .Alan Hutcheson Christine Thorpe . . . ........ Mark Fish Paul Cruikshank If .1-1. . . ,. .4 .fig .., 5 ex, Ambitious make-up artist Lee Vian uses her magic to change actor David Doud into Phil Lombard for his leading role in Ten Little Indians . me X , t W ww, Above: An intent General MacKenzie, played by Alan Hutcheson, seems to be studying the mysterious story unfolding before him. Left: A supposedly dead Sir Lawrence Wargrave, portrayed by Mark Fish, chases frightened Vera Claythorne, played by Robin Ruiz. fs'-'Qt Charlie Brown, played by Scott Gunnell, gets dirty looks from the Peanut's gang for making them lose one more baseball game. The play was a great success for our Drama Department. fx? N N. . Above: Curse you Red Baron! cries an outraged Snoopy. Multi-talented Tim Johnson did an excellent job in portraying the adventurous Snoopy. Above Right: Poor Lucy, alias Maxine Willis, can't forget Schroeder, portrayed by Terry Petty, who ignores her and plays his piano. Right: A disgusted Lucy and Patty, played by Maxine Willis and Liz Standage stare at Linus, who is played by Mark Bradshaw, and his blanket. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN Charlie Brown.. . Lucy ...... Snoopy . . . Linus . Patty ..... Schroeder . . . . .Scott Gunnell ...Maxine Willis . . . .Tim Johnson . . .Mark Bradshaw ...Liz Standage . . .Terry Petty Man Students Learn to Participate in Their Communit Working diligently on making his Junior Achievement Project the best is Cipi Espinoza. J. A. Participants spend many hours on their products. X Senior K. C. Stone never knew he could swing such a mean saw until he attempted to cut the meat at Stone and Ran- dall, a local meat market. 36-ACTIVITIES 'xa gf-ge , No N . Tx Above: If you like cats, T. L. Taylor may have your kind of job. Here she is shown grooming a cat for an exhibition. Above: A member in the PIC pro- gram started this year, Lori Petrie works at the Bureau of Indian Affairs Day School. Below: Grant Woods gets his Ladmo Bag from Ladmo, Wal- lace, and Gerald, during a Senior A.F.S. Week fund raising project. 'gf 1' 'N '-f .E X Ns '-17 Ne LADMB AB Wu-if ACTIVITIES-37 . 5 1 R unann- yum., Hu. NN-N swag -Q.,-N Q.,- 'Qing vu.. 'N..., 'ss- v Young People Work -i-..., to Help Community -X N w IS' Y . ww .tqwg W ,- W? ...l 'Yr Above: I didn't know you played basketball too! Mr. Richardson says to Joe Spagnola in the KRIZ Whiz Bangs game for A.F,S. week. Below: Trying not to pop her balloon as she shavcs it during Night on the Town, Kris Bailey lends her support to A.F.S. week. 5' .. . , -f. g . . B X -'r' W- Above: l didn't foul him! an astonished Mr. Merrill seems to say as the faculty bounced the KRIZ Whiz Bangs. Below: Senior Jimm For- rester gets sloshed in the Key Club booth during Night on the town to .snar- raise money for A.F.S. week. Ni-gs. MQ X S . A it . fr .... 4 Seawhag fam Widow Wm O M, 4 0 nv, f1,r',w:waiW e 15- 5-it . x You bit my leg! coos the little but mighty guard, Manuel Perez, as he prepares to take a hunk out ofa Coronado Don in retaliation. This wasjust one the various attitudes and expressions displayed by the varsity defensive squad. 42-FOOT BALL ,X x 1- P . 1' 4 3-2 Record btained in League Play in Spite of Bad Luck Doing a new dance, the punter's pigskin prominade, is Lyle Brandt. Actually he's trying to boot Westwood out oftrouble. K' ,f 4f! '? . Caught again, curses Frank Wright as he makes one ofthe many carries that made him one of the top tcn carriers. Where did all of my receivers go? ponders quarterback Mike Steiner as he starts back to throw a long bomb. FOOTBA LL-43 School Spirit Remains igh hrough an Above: Returning a punt isn't the easiest way to make a touchdown but Robert Coyer tries in vain anyway. Below: Dashing toward the goal line, Frank Wright makes one of the many important carries that brought West- wood to a victory against Coronado. nder Par Season -There are good years and there are bad years and then their is Westwood's. From the first few plays of the opening game against Maryvale, it appeared to everyone that Westwood was going to have problems. And problems they did have, which was shown as they racked four consecutive losses. But still the students didn't give up and their spirit remained high Then, Westwood managed to humiliate Yuma 48-0 and things started to look better. The next thing the team knew they were playing the McClintock Chargers for the league crown. Westwood's eflorts fell short, but it wasn't a bad feat for a team that wasn't even rated. Despite this bad season, many players proved to be out- standing. They included Sterling Bonner, James Williams and Frank Wright-Frank being one of the states top ten C3I'I'lCI'S. VARSITY FOOTBALL Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 21 Maryvale 28 29 Coronado 7 I5 Tempe 28 2I McClintock 27 27 Mesa 38 37 Scottsdale I4 O Arcadia 7 26 Chandler 6 48 Yuma 0 I9 Kofa 2l With the look of agony on their faces, Coach Jolly and Bill Sullivan grimace as they witness another heartbreaking game. Everyone is trying to get into the act said Jimmy Durante at one time, The spirit cannon didn't go offtoo often this season but Dennis and Jay and at the Tempe game some unidentified spectator tried to do just that! offas many shots as possible this year. ., QW, N ' ' 1 NX - -. shot gn Varsity Football Team-Top Row: Robert Schroeder, Mike Steiner, David Hawkins, Larry Pullins, Richard Schroeder, Jerry McClelland, Curt Florey, Ross Haywood, Joe Jolly. 2nd Row: Frank Gonzales, Randy Andreas, Rene Argio, D. Jones, R. Coyer, M. Smith, D. Cammeron, D. Luna, K. Smith, D. Butler, B. Fables, l. McLaws, D. Stewart. 3rd Row: K. Kees, D. Adams, J. Potter. S. Leavitt, R. Schooler, M. Dana, M. Smith, J. Tilton, 'S IE. P. Nixon, R. Kolsrud, L. Brandt, J. Williams, 4th Row: K, Magnusson, C. Hodges, H. Hernandez, C. Smith, B. Lopez, J. Jarvis, B. Sullivan, M. Perez, S. Fessler, J. Stout, T. Sumpter, D. Chappell. Bottom Row: Coach Ben Townsend, Coach Ned Jolly, Coach Dave Gates. Coach .loc Pico, Coach John Louis. VARSlTY FOOTBALL-45 T Mesa Falls Twice to Apache Gridders With alot of hard work and determination the Apache football squad of Westwood showed all who would watch, how a non varsity team can play football and play it well. Rolling out a 5-3 season, the team worked together. They beat Mesa High twice, which was quite an accomplishment. The games they did lose were by no more than two touch- downs. Along with their good season was another great accomplishment-they beat the Saguaro J.V.'s. This team was undefeated until the Westwood Apache men spoiled their previously unblemished record. No other team but - H -'-1 Westwood was able to beat the Saguaro .l.V.'s. All players proved to be good, but a few of the outstanding gridders included Gary Roach, Scott Smith, Mike Rizzo, Dave Gilitiuk, and Danny Gonzales. Most of the Apache . gridders are expected to do better next year, and many should be seeing alot of action as varsity men next year. ,. pu-N. hah A s .- APACHE FOOTBALL A Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent ,.,.g1 W. 'L if 1 W 'Te' 6 Scottsdale 20 30 'Saguaro .l.V. 26 -09,9 12 Marcos De Nisa 22 6 Casa Grande 0 M: I-QR, 12 Saguaro 14 40 Saguaro 6 yqdnvi' i' 20 Mesa 12 as Mesa 14 ai? Above we see David Gilitiuk trying to out maneuver his opponent as he heads for the goal to make another touchdown. l 'I PM 4-. gt ' ' ' ' ' -si J, ' 1. ' 0. ,Q - W., 1. Q 7 I kg I .X ,V . nf f Apache Football Team-Top Row: Mark Larson, Dan Adams, Mike Rizzo, Farland, D.Macias. Bottom Row: A.Gioque, B.Karr, D.Hargus, D.Gilitiuk, Paul Mandevil, Robert Als, Barton Manuel, Middle Row: Brian Reed, G.Roach,K.Jarvis,S.Grutzmacher,R.Carreros,M.Valenzuela. Robert Walkins, Don Fletcher, Paul Bateman, Steve Gainer, Sean Mc- 46-APACHE FOOTBALL rw.-L .-.., ri----x y, rr' e-A -ix .ff--V M- 'Qi 'T Q.. M QM Above: Giving some helpful last minute in- structions to an unknown Apache player is Coach Thomas. Left: Shown in one of his moments of glory is Rod Willis as he intercepts another pass and runs for a very important touchdown. .--r V ff' 1:34- 4 --' x Q' - ' f '4 ...r ?J75+.,4-1 1 1 B '53 9 - 1 ' l fi M t FEE! E I A 5 , ' W 1 A. . f u u rs ' may - lima fl ae? 4 x It Q ' gpg' .ru f 41-. i annex ' L ' i , i A ' .QQ v l- lt G A L .g, sg y no 'I ll., l'.Bf Ugg f , , . I 'I aff ' 1 , , t N I 'V 5 I +5 gm .ab an 1 .fs fs :bribe , -pf fn :Y .15 lt. v 1 Q.. 4 .WV - .mr ,my . A YA Q Q .M ,.- 'X' w G' -- y es- My , fe: ... ,-- ,J-f fl v .v4- 4-' ' 'wg if 4 i Apache Football Team-Top Row: Joe Flory, Jeff Welker, Chuck Harris, G. Carling, D.Larson, R.Ashe, R.Vogt, R.Turner, K.Morris, B.Petcrson, Ben Hathcock, David Villaverde, Scott Smith, John Engel, Greg Gatewood, M.Coffen. Bottom Row: B.Graham, .l.Altamerano, C.Kavakahi, P.Tuckcr, Richard Pretsch, Wade Kempton. Middle Row: Tony Apple, David Rinker, R.Sanchez, D.Crane, D.Wayne, J.Dean, P.Lopez, K.Rcedy. A PAQ' H E FOOT BA LL-47 Weakened from all the hard knocks and punches that happen during the game, Greg Sutlow re- turns tothe bench for a rest. Talent Shown by J. . Players, Ten Move ni. i , . Q M.. . 5' i ., , With the referee watching close to make sure that no penalties occur, Clarence Fox jogs down the field, ready to plow down the opponents that come in his way. -sa 4 Junior Varsity Football Team-Top Row: Brent Sorenson, Steve Vonburg Glen Abney, Greg Hale. 2nd Row: Fred Reed, John Kerr, Randy Kutchi Jim Strickland, Bob Kerstetter, Ricky Cooper, Pat Acousta, G. Sezate, R Fransworth, D. Opie, C, Malone, D. Waltemeyer. 3rd Row: B. Kegerreis J. Norzagaray, K. Hiatt, T. Aust,'S. DeWitt, B. Owens, G. Farley, L.T 48-J.V. FOOTBALL Harris, C. Fox, D. Mortenson, G. Setlow, D. Lilly, S. Hester, P. Ellsworth, F. Ashby. Bottom Row: J. Hurley, M. Norzagaray, A. Wooton, W. Shill, M. Finlinson, S. Cheney, P. Cochran, J. Hestand, D. Mayne, T. Escobedo, B. Miranda, M. Groth, L. Casillas, R. Hernandez. Seated: Coach Austin McNaughton, Coach Brian Foster. p to arsity Team With the pleasant sound of the cheerleaders and a few enthusiastic supporters, the spirited JV football team enjoyed another fairly successful season. They won four, lost three, and fought long and hard for a tie. This may seem mediocre, but if one considers how many JV players were moved up to the varsity squad during the season, coaches Foster and McNaughton did a great job with what they had left. There was a total of ten players that moved up to the varsity squad. After these ten JV gridders moved up, the J.V.s wound up losing a hard fought game to McClintock by two points, and then they lost to Coronado. They finished out the season with an easy win and a disappointing loss. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 12 Maryvalc I2 I2 Coronado 14 30 Tempe I2 20 McClintock 36 40 Mesa I2 28 Scottsdale 6 20 Arcadia 0 24 Chandler 24 Winning ball games requires a lot of hard work on the part of the coaches. Coaches McNaughton and Foster shout encouragement to their boys above. Stretching just a silly milimeter longer, Sterling Hester snares a pass that racked up six points for him and the team. Despite the small crowds that showed up at the games JV cheerle iders try to arouse spirit J V FOOTBALL 49 New Course,Senior, Sophomore Records Record Breaking Race! In this race, three runners broke the course record and the sophomore and senior records. 4221- .QA , Set b hinclads Records are meant to be broken and that's just what happened this year when the cross country team set their sights on having an unblenished record in dual meet com- petition. Not only did they manage to win all of their dual meets, but they did so while running at two different lo- cations and two different distances. Usery Pass and our own home field proved to be the various sites where the thin- clads showed their stuff, and the distances of both two and three miles were easily conquered. Both the senior and sophomore records were broken by Mark Tau and Mark Foster respectively while Dick Luebke not only broke the senior record, but the course record as well. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 22 Kofa 39 15 Yuma 50 22 Tempe 39 2nd Tucson lnvitationals 29 Mesa 30 21 McClintock 34 I9 Arcadia 42 I6 Coronado 46 15 Scottsdale 48 ,3rd Divisionals I5 Chandler 48 6th lnterdivisionals .mag .fb Varsity Cross Country-Top Row: Dick Luebke, Huffman, Kevin Anderson. Bottom Row: John Dave Patterson strives to place at the divisional Scott LeSueur, Dennis Claypool, Bill Tryon. Grandy, Mark Foster, David Paterson, David race despite gi knee injury which he sustained Middle Row: Tony Bonilla, Mark Tau, Ken Briant. during the race. 50-CROSS COUNTRY LV' 53713 MJ Iv., .. Above: Using his last burst of energy to pass another runner so he will have a higher place in the interdivisional race is Dick Luebke. Below: Pacing themselves at the divisional race is Mark Tau and Mark Foster. They both received medals. Q All ,- no ,......-..- '-'U-. ' -I l V l m Ji ul I w.. 4- lf .Iuniors Varsity Cross Country-Top Row: Kim Hines, Mark Boynton. John Sevey, Blair Bradshaw, Dave Wood. Middle Row: Dwayne McCall, Fred Garcia, Ken Ellsworth, John Miller, Ed Silvas. Bottom Row: Mike Owens, Glen Coulter, R. Cummard, G. Martinez, S. Guthrie, G. Westmoreland. 5- ig 4, N f - vu. 2' QR Anxiously awaiting to get their times from Coach Berryhill at the new Usery Pass course are several varsity runners, CROSS COU NTRY-Sl Warriors ake Leagueg Division Titlesg ake Second in State lt's amazing, the team that was suppose to fold because they lost most of the starting five the previous year, may just have used this motive to achieve the highest place in the state finals that the school of Westwood has ever seen, not to mention the league and division championships. Not only did Westwood produce this fantastic team that finished second in state but it also saw some of the better individual players the school has produced in the past few years. To match the dominant figures of Jim McClelland and Mike Taylor came Andy Shumway. Andy was first team all-conference and first team all-state not to mention his out- standing player award in the Christmas Tournament. Along with Dave Royse fwho was second in both of thesej, Lyle Brandt, Frank Gonzales, and Jerry McClelland the Warriors couldn't miss, and didn't. VARSITY BASKETBALL WW. Opp. WW. Opp. 62 Tempe 54 59 Arcadia 6l 66 Phoenix U. 51 69 Scottsdale 50 64 Mesa 60 51 McClintock 42 64 Catalina Sl 76 Chandler 63 52 North 62 79 Kofa 57 lst Bl'9PhY Toum- 67 Coronado 62 80 Glendale 64 60 Scottsdale 51 77 St. Mary's 67 62 McClintock 53 49 Coronado 47 6l Chandler 69 76 S3gU2il'0 59 59 Coronado 63 7l Casa Grande 52 79 Kofa 44 66 Mesa 60 Tournament Schedule WW. Opp. WW. Opp. 52 Casa Grande Sl 62 SunIlySl0pC 43 6l Tempe 53 58 West 55 56 Coronado 44 59 Arcadia 58 46 Maryvale 56 Treking down the court in an effort to sink a couple points for his team is guard Gary Dongell. Gary proved to be an important player in many of the games. Varsity Basketball-Top Row: Jeff Woods, Mark Riggs, Gary Dongell, Marty Mike Gardner. Bottom Row: Rick Talley, Mike Lint, Frank Gonzales, Jerry Smith, Andy Shumway, Jon Eskey, Mike Stiener, Lyle Brandt, David Royse, McClelland, Robert Clark, John Frontone, Roger Beihl. 52-Varsity Basketball A a ' Straining every muscle in his body, Jerry McClelland tries to break away to score an easy two points for the Warriors. Making a quick pivot, Andy Shumway evades a Saguaro guard. Andy's many talents made him one ofthe states leading players. Taking aim, forward Lyle Brandt carefully lines himself up to gain another two points by sinking an outside shot. ,s f' tm 1. '- P' ff Spirit'. That's the name of the game. And thanks to the band members who provide it, the games are a lot more exciting. Basketball-53 5359 f- sa F w arrior Casers Do a Fantastic Jobg Beat lmost All ,rw fs-,, if Q t c is gm 'W' 5 tt , J c S mr- 1 Above, stretching as far as his body will let him, Frank Gonzales outjumps his opponent and taps the ball to a fellow teammate. At right, Coach Franks gives his tired dribblers some encouragement. It was Franks' new systems that helped the Warriors attain the sucessful season they had. Below David Royse takes a one handed shot while still in the air. David made this a habit during the season. if 1 -1 ll Q . :Q:2ist3lf X 4 Lyle Brandt prepares to add two more points to the Warrior score, with one ofhis more common 15 footjump shots. Q- V' 0 xQcfSsw ,s5 ---We 1 ':i.'SLc'e , 4 V Y P Top Right It's another bucket for the Warriors! This was 11 common sight this season. Above Middle, Jon Eskey is either blocking a Sabercats shot or preparing to give him a hug. Directly Above, Cager Andy Shumway seems to be playing a game of Button, button, who's got the button, or should we say ball? Varsity Basketball-55 . . Cagers Demonstrate Good Skills, Despite Off Season Behind the spotlight of the varsity and under the helm of first year coach Ned Jolley, the J.V. basketball team worked their way through a very difficult season that took a lot of hard work and had a lot of ups-and-downs, and in the end, the final results were a 5 win and 15 lose season. On the contrary though, the season did bring better results than the record reads, the reason being that they did manage to hold the scores very close in most of the loses and also many of their scores ranged in the high 50's and 60's which is impressive for ajunior varsity team. Some of the more noticeable standouts on the squad were Chuck Kinard, Dave Rodgers, and Scott Smith, all sopho- mores, and along with junior Mark Riggs they added ex- citement throughout most of the season. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 48 Tempe 74 52 Scottsdale 64 3l Phoenix Union 45 29 McClintock 50 66 Mesa 68 38 Chandler 35 30 Catalina 39 34 Kofa 57 63 Marcos de Niza 39 52 Coronado 66 60 North 57 41 Scottsdale 44 57 Saguaro 62 38 McClintock 48 55 Casa Grande 65 53 Chandler 52 37 Mesa 52 46 Coronado 49 58 Arcadia 78 70 Kofa 57 Above: Trying to overcome an obvious height difference, Mark Riggs tries to outmaneuver a Coronado Don, while below, everyone seems to be up in arms over the possession ofthe basketball. J Junior Varsity Basketball-Top Row: David Vill- ford. Bottom Row: David Preston, Greg Set- averde, Greg Gatewood, Chuck Kinard, David low, John Norzagazay, David Rogers, Bob Olson, Glen Abney, Scott Smith, David Bed- Moser fmanagerj. 56-JV Basketball While a Kofa player tries to decide whether this Westwood player has dan- ruff, Mark Riggs gets ready to make his move. Below: Scott Smith quickly breaks away to make a much needed basket. gt .-....,, 4- f 11 After dribbling himself into a little trouble, David Preston looks for an open- ing to make a quick getaway. Whew Someone definitely didn't use their deodorant today, gasps Don Crane. The Warrior JV's managed to win the battle, despite Coronado's strong opposition. Basketball-57 Grapplers Put the Hold on ppositiong It goes without saying that Westwood comes up with some of the best wrestling teams in their division year after year. And this year's team was no different as they proved capable of falling into that Catagory once again. Although the Warriors did not finish as high as they would have liked in the divisional meet, they were as tough a team as there was to be found, the proof of this being that they knocked off the number one and two teams of the divisional meet during the regular season. Another bright note for the grapplers was the fact that they did manage to send six men or half a team to the state meet in Tucson. They included Joe Elsperger, Craig Brinton, Richard Moody, Dave Gilitiuk, Leo Flake, and Keith Magnusson. The Warriors did end up with a satisfactory 6-3-l dual meet record with one tournament victory during Christmas and one second place in the Alhambra Invitational. WR ESTLI NG Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 2nd Alhambra Inv. 33 Alhambra 13 I3 Tucson 24 36 Chandler 12 23 Mega l7 27 McClintock 21 lst Scotts. Inv. 26 Yuma I8 55 Scottsdale 3 23 Pueblo 23 I8 Saguaro 21 I8 Coronado 21 I ll 1- J.V. Wrestling-Top Row: Leonard Kiser, Fred Garia, Fred Reed, Dennis Hargus, Calvin Boyle, Cliff Kawakahi, Joe Seliek. Bottom Row: Danny Mc- 58-Wrestling Six Trek to State Sophomore Steve Marsden elevates his opponent's leg in an effort to bring him to the mat where he can be awarded points, dk an 'NUR . 'X v . .f't' 3-, fI'I.kiN5,Q'L ,jp fy.-..,. lf, Claws, Spencer Arnett, Mike Valenzuela, Richard Cummard, K.Rengel M.Norzegary, S.Cheney, B.Williams. v Si Top Row: Ramon Martinez, Keith Magnusson, Joe Jolley, Curt Florey, Brinton, Richard Moody,CraigRay, David Gilituik. Rod Johnson, Leo Flake. Bottom Row: Coy Johnston. Joe Elsberger, Craig Keith Magnuson tries desperately to pull his opponent back onto the mat. lt seemed Keith found this a major problem throughout the year. Even so, he managed to have a l4-0 regular meet record. i Musclemen Leo Flake and Steve Gilituik prac- tice a few holds on each other. Both grapplers represented Westwood in state. Varsity Wrestling-59 any Gymnasts Fit to ake Individual After two years of practice and determination, Senior Jeff Cross is shown performing the Russian Lift on the side horse. State Competition This years varsity gymnastics team has been left with only four seniors-Steve Price, Fred Slade, Jeff Cross, and Danny Drew, plus nine juniors. The other half of the team is all sophomores, several of which are outstanding first year men, which leaves the team at about the same strength as last years team. There are several performers that are capable of getting into the individual state meet. Among them is Steve Price on the horizontal bar, Danny Drew on the side horse, and Logan Valentine on still rings, parallel bars and horizontal bars. The gymnasts had many tough teams on their agenda this year. Among them was the 1969-l97l State AAA Cham- pions, Coronado, and several tough teams from both Tucson and Scottsdale. Despite all the setbacks this year, the gym- nasts did post an excellent season for such a young team of competitors. VARSITY GYMNASTICS March 10 Catalina April 21 Coronado l7 Maryvale 28 Affliidlil April 24 Prescott May 5 Palo Verde 4 Central ll-I2 Divisions 7 Saguaro I9-20 SILIIC I4 Scottsdale 'S Q L l ' ' l xt I l l x I T 1 l l r 1 N A v . is V 7 W ' X ig .. fx , kim. Q. . ' JF s.1Q,lm 'a L 4 , l Q A i I n I 4 Gymnastics team: Top Row: David Belnap, Ron Johnson, Regis Reed, Johnson, A. Redondo, S. Price. P. Patrick, R. Milligan, L. Valentine. E. Wayne Jambor, Steve Sirrine, Kevin Palmer, Dan Drew, Fred Slade, Eric Russell. Price, Coach Jerry Stansbury. Bottom Row: Brian Durst, Jeff Cross, B. 60-GYMNASTICS ' . s 0 s lx 5. k Q53 ' 1 vs: 4 'lx A Y: Q - X F 1 f A Mix ars, Beams and Bending All Part of Girls G mnastics! Being number two has made Avis try harder, and the girls gymnastics team feels the same way. With the title of state runner-up for the last two years behind them, Mrs. Crutch- field and her group of jumping gymnasts are setting out to climb that one step on the ladder that will make them number one. Although the team consists of mostly underclassmen, Conly two seniors to be exactj, the talent is still as impressive as a group of graduates. Practicing four days a week, either before or after school, all year round, these energetic gals are determined to become and stay the best. This can, and more then likely will happen too. With ten promising sophomores and eight outstanding juniors, Westwood should have at least one team coming home with the title of first Cnot second but firstb in state, for the next two years. GIRLS GYM NASTICS March 9 Saguaro April 20 Coronado March 23 Coronado April 29 Divisions April 6 Kofa May 6 State April I3 Sunnyslope lt's a bird it's a plane no, it's high flying Laurie Flake performing one of her many stunts, a layout squat on the side horse. '+f-. , We-My -a-wa-nun-...Ass Executing a difficult jump back straddle on the uneven parallel bars is Sherry Moore, one ofthe top gymnasts ofthe 1971-1972 squad. She has 62-GIRLS GYMNASTICS been an active member of the Westwood gymnastics team for the past three consecutive years. l Super Sophie Carol Johnson, number one all Soaring into the air, Senior Edith Sloan executes around gymnast, is shown doing one of her a difficult leap on the beam. This stunt requires easier tricks, the splits. alot of balance. fx, ttttft F Y -N JC' af' had -.,-K i ,Mama , Varsity Gymnastics Top Row: Mary Ann Martinez, Lyda Prince, Pam Cummings, Mary Schaeffer, A.Hatch, J.Burnam, l..Williams, li.Sloan, V. Skousen, Sherry Moore, Laurie Walker, Pam Wright, Vicki Jackson, Laurie Charhonneaw. Bottom Row: K.Arnold, G.Olson, Cwlohnson, L.Vance, S, Flake, .lory Daniels, Debbie Jackson, Charolette Gray. Middle Row: Kim Ryder, K.Hamblin. GIRLS GYM NASTICS-63 Boys - Girls Who really got into the swing of things this year? Yes, it was the girls tennis team, sponsored by Miss Mun- oz. Pam Giroux was the teams only returning player and would have been no. l if she hadn't gone through seri- ous knee surgery. The top five varsity players were Theresa Kuhse, Diana Shelley, Karen Pruitt, Debbie Fowler and Pam Giroux, respectively. The boys tennis team was sponsored by Mr. Hawkins. According to him this year was classed as a rebuilding year , to develop all the potential found in Westwood high boys. The top five varsity players were Mike Van Zutphen, Grant Woods, Richard Ray, John Reed, and Wick Ric TENNIS SCHEDULE hard. Camelback Yuma Mesa Scottsdale Alhambra Tempe Scottsdale Chandler Casa Grande Casa Grande Mesa Arcadia Tempe McClintock Coronado Divisionals Kofa State .IV Tennis Team-Top Row: Don Lorenzen, Chris Christiansen, Scott Christiansen Mike Judd. Bottom Row: Mark Frasier, Charles Doane L Tennis Raeketeers Trample Oppo ition! A , - -.' W r-v 'rl-4 ', - -31, . 5,1 A vs, u 5, 3 u. 4 W K . I W. . 5, a , ,f , 15 T. 4. . , j -4' r,.f,f1- 4, it l - . l 1 , ,I ft. ? ogy' -My , zfafa J Si- we Qty- ' s !f'f': ':,i'lN' I al I I J A ,.1, , Q, so rp Twlhi ,Js,,,,,,, wr. q' ,.'-,,, ,-, f 1 s ll Z iff f V,-W4 F A ' I, I J 'v X' .x ' J 1. fvysx. Q 5 ,I Ah I . , i . J if Jn- uf, fa an s v f -.. K - . . f ' 'N 1 ' 5 s . Q s 'fr 'KW' - aff' I ' if W f to - f J Q I '4 nv , ' .- ' '41 , f , 3 fi A i . 2- : is , .T r -1. I . wk L-'1 5 I In z i , E . t 3 3 J W : 1 1 ' . 5 . ,,. , 4.,'x l , , i J 5, 'Nina ' -ffff.I QQ-ff - -A A' J N x D ' ix A ,M Q -N 5 Q X - ..Tg.:-.-J - I .Q 'ii M , fx gm If .I 4 ri. t 5 l Y If 1 J hs Girls Varsity Tennis Team-Top Row: Diana Fowler, Terri Sears. Bottom Row: Pam Giroux, Getting ready to serve is Diana Shelley. A good Shelley, Karen Pruitt, Melanie Gray, Debra Janet Moon, Theresa Kuhse. Girls number one tennis player, Theresa Kuhse, demonstrates how easy it serve is very important in tennis. . . ' if . 1 -f .gi Off, ,' is to hit the ball back over the net. Q Y ' ' ' V 'V - r pave ' ' f Q W l .V TX ' if x. f -.-fy ' , ,' 1' A a I. . 1 1 , f - f s s - ' .1 A , ff- - ' 2' 5 7 . 1 L' Q if J J . ' A - 2 2 gi V d fl 'gs . 3 5 1 , y .I . ,L t Q ' Q if t f 1 ' J 4 . ' - L fi mf ? s A 2 fi to J' fi f X In - ,t A 'uf A 9 1 I 1, w I ,, I 5 .U I ' ' nl R . Xxx f J K . 3252-'If ' ' 631, Y i.: ,-,..'l-935 L? X wfxggfffavsai I NW gg' -K 9 , , ' r e ea jf, ea 1, 1 J .... ,,.-an y I I T , , , ' A .V -N1 aunts. aw: , - X . J' X b 'K KF . Ns Junior Varsity Girls Tennis Team-Top Row: Rene Ricks, Lory Copenhaver, Karla Christensen, Jan Anderson, Dena Coleman. Bottom Row: Gail Moon, Dixie Wursten, Janice Ray, Missy Macko. TENNIS-65 Desire and Will to Win Highlight Golfers i we ff ix ai . ' Drive for distance thats the name of the game and Jim Moon can take his Number one wood and slam the ball with the best ofthem 66 GOLli Dreams for 1972 Coming off an exceptionally good seventh in state in the 1971 season, this years golf team found it hard but fun to get back in the swing of things for the 72 season. With six re- turning lettermen in Jim Moon, Ty Tibshraeny, Robert Robb, Mike Infalt, Eddie Standage, and Phil Stapley, head Coach Reid had good reasons for expecting a successful season. The team had its regular tough schedule and it took a lot of hard work and long hours on the course to keep the team at its best. One of the things that kept the team going at this strong pace was its desire and will to succeed. The players were always competing as strong as possible against themselves as well as their opponents. They were always try- ing to better their own scores and to improve their own games by continuous practice and the will to succeed. With- out a doubt, these and many other things contributed to the great success of the team. GOLF SCHEDULE Kofa March Kofa April Scottsdale March Chandler April McClintock March Scottsdale April Chandler March Coronado April Coronado March McClintock May 'U Trying to get out of the sand trap is hard and isn't much fun to do. Above we see returning let- terman Mike lnfalt trying to hit his golf ball out of the dreaded sand trap. Above right: Demon- strating one of his easier putts is junior Rick Newth. Putting is a very important part of golf- ing and demands alot ofconcentration. ,-ss -4-u-. Q- , K i I QU f ft tv + A I-. L75 W, Q ltggg if Golf Team-Top Row: Mike Infalt, Ty Tibshrae- Bottom Row: Rick Newth, Charlie Standagc, ny, David Jones, Phil Stapley, Eddie Standage, George Sumpter, Greg Strong, Ross Farns- Rick Cooper. Middle Row: Randy Mullen, Gary worth. Lammers, .lim Moon, Robert Robb, Alan Sink. GOL F-67 -C' - 1 Varsity Track Team-Top Row: Tom Sumpter, Rich Allen, Don Stimpson, David Hawkins, Robert Coyer, Robert Schroeder, Rich Schroeder, Keith Ryan, David Patterson, Blair Bradshaw, Dwaun Stewart, Dick Luebke. Middle Row: Coach McNaughton, M.Larson, S.LeSueur, K.Hines, D.Wood, .l.V. Track-Top Row: Abe Urbina, John Engle, Tom Arrigan, Dennis Lilly, Kevin Aldrin, Carl Mallone, Joe Flory, Mark Boynton, Bob Owens, Dick Maine, Pat Accosta. Middle Row: Coach Davis, D.Opie, E.Silvas, D.Cole- man, C.ChappelIe, G.Westmoreland, K.Jones, M.Rogers, C.Carley, T. .q.. D.Connolly, R.Anderson, J.Sevey, D.Claypool, S.Leavitt, K.Horne, J Wilken, C.Manderschied, B.Fable, Coach Berryhill. Bottom Row: M.Foster M.Groth, D.Ellsworth, S.Guthrie, J.Forest, .l.Stout, T.Petty, M.Killian K.Huffman, M.Tau, T.Bonilla, B.McCall, M.Delcastillo. Escobedo, A.Sandoval, D.Mccoy, Coach Litvinoff. Bottom Row: M.EIls- worth, .I.Lamereaux, J.Lemcke, I..T. Harris, G.Coulter, C.Smith, G.Hol- loway, G.FarIey, C.Fox, M.Owens, R.Arnett, D.Andcrson, R.Nelson, W. Nelson. S 68-Track raek Men Prove to Be Tough in Spite Below Chad Manderscheid puts all his strength into flinging the discus. Meanwhile, below at left, super speedy Dwaun Stewart gets ready to chop his record breaking time down even more. TRACK SCHEDULE Chandler March 8 Valley Classics April l3- I4 Coronado March l5 Scotts. City Meet April 18 McClintock March 17 Casa Grande Inv. April 21 Scottsdale March 22 Tempe April 23 Chan. Relays March 24 Arcadia April 26 Mesa March 29 Tribune Relays April 28 Glen. lnv. April 8 Luke Greenway May 26 Casa Grande April l l Decathlon June 2-3 of Past Graduation Coaches McNaughton and Berryhill have good reason to be proud of their tribe. Despite early season problems, the Warrior track team got off on the right foot and came on strong to prove to be one of the toughest teams around the state. The fleet feet and super field men proved that the grad- uation of anumber of outstanding seniors would not be the downfall of this years team. The field events came on as a surprise with exceptionally strong performances from such individuals as seniors Jeff Stout and Tom Sumpter in the weight divisions. Lyle Brandt and others supplied the power in the jumping events. On the track the tribe was again dynamic, as they have been in the past. With juniors Dwaun Stewart and Dale Connolly running at full tilt, it was quite difficult to match the War- rior spirit and drive. Dick Luebke and Mark Tau filled the distance spots to round out the fantastic Warrior team. Taking some time out from their busy practice schedule, these two thin- clads set up the high hurdles, for the next race. A, ..o- uri, Track-69 ..- State Titl 'w L ? Aly, S ' if 'Ea Q X l qaqf 'iu., tmvli ag , 4. What comes up must come down, and that's do as he prepares for a landing. Lyle was one just what long jumper Lyle Brandt is about to ofthe topjumpers at Westwood. 70-Track Q -up Flexing every muscle in his face, Mike Steiner, above, attempts to get off the ground, while at right Kevin Horne shows good form while rapidly hopping the high hurdles. .4-A Sought Eagerly by Westwood Thinelads! ' - s --f: V :t ' Qt,. a, if - 'r i my .. - . 1 . it A s :Sh s i 4 ,,-, ,.a,:,-3 . :JR gi -' i we ,, 438+ - S . , ,,r56,..,h....,.Q,.L Qigiwqs ., N. 5 ,- ii-uv. ttf I ll 'llfr Put it up another inch, Brian Fable seems to be thinking to himself as he clears the bar with plenty of room to spare. Above: Senior muscle man Jeff Stout concentrates momentarily as he pre- pares to heave and pust the twelve pound shot put during u practice. While below is long distance track runner, Dick Luebke as he sprints around the corner ofthe track. i i be tas is 1 6 .an du-.K-Na. 5 A it iitfv' s 'C. :- s-Q 'Q .. -- Q 'A t. Vfxu X ' ' x Track-71 Topless Tankers Splash Towards ins, With many returning letterman and strong beginning sophmores the Warrior Swimming team entered their season with a big splash. The reason for these great happenings were the super swimmers who helped achieve the 5th in state last year and a lst the year before. Bruce Tomlinson, Don Hendrix, Doug Vance, and John Gililland were all individual success stories themselves and along with sobhies Steve Fassett, Dean Gard- ner, Todd Klientz, and Dave Wade it was no wonder that the Warriros were bound for a good season. Along with the success of the swimmers the divers added alot of excitement. Under the direction of Coach Cummins, Craig Powell, Dan Drew, Kevin Rhodes and sobhie, Doug Oakley performed their dives to perfection. SWIMMING SCHEDULE McClintock March 2 Central April l I Sag. Inv. March ll Camelback April l3 Tempe March I6 McClintock April 20 Brophy March 23 Mesa April 27 Scottsdale March 30 Coronado May 4 Chandler April 4 Divisionals May 12-13 Arcadia April 8 State May I9-20 M ' 1 A pf , ete, . 1 'Q 10:gJ,,QNf'9Su X .V I iii,-. F --- ,ra , ' - , 4 'I . ,A 4 .NA '4 - M' :GMM 1-. elf.. K ., K .3 - .p 1--ug-A .H K No, diver Dan Drew isn't trying to fly, he's simply executing one of his fa- mous dives. Dan racked up some important points for this years team. J. el-, 4 Swimming Team-Bottom Row: Paul Lemcke, Victor Green, .lim Tilton, D.Wade, M.Smith, D.Hendrix. Top Row: S.Fassett, S.Woods, D.Vance John Gilland, Dan Drew, .lim McAlister, Blake Peterson. Middle Row: D.Oakley,T.Kientz,N,Jenson,M.Olmstead,D.Gardner. Rat Healy, John Kondopoulos, Russ Meade, Mac Hoopes, Mike Toone, 72-Swimming Team Rela Team Is Gtstanding wg' 3:5 Gasping quickly for air, Don Hendrix shows off his breast stroke during an early practice. Below, Coach Cummins gives a little advice to i . . .315 Q gg gf? a etaa R' .. i' Fr ' A ek .gg s fx 4 lwx .W an Y -. f X ' .A ...X v K 'Qt Qsy ihfjyilfe X L- -Q -is i an T. . L ' -53. -4. ' s his relay team, the mighty quartet consists of left-Mike Smith, Don Hendrix, Doug Vance and John Gilliland. vw- 'm N. ,Q if' r . g Q s ,. .4 if X. f' ' - Sig A K -Q? igy' .2 , . s ,av-Q, 9 I My fl Q C s. ', QS! ' e 5 .4 gf' I r It appears as if tanker Ncil Jensen is not to sure of himself or the cold water is just a little too much. Below several swimmers start off with a splash! fl . ' 4? G 1 f fi I Q . .W ' P g y x 3 s 4, , t t , 'L . 2.1.1, li A . I .. 3 k - 7 3 R i f ' ' , 1 Ejifi 1.52. - 'Jig ' pl he .. 3 3' -.sk 4'..,. Q K l . Q ,Q Y A' A, . -- 6 . .' 1 x f-. i x . ' .rf ' ' ' s: -1 -- -as.. i , . ' 4 f Q ' ti ff' ,--- 1 ii .S s mq .a.Q , . 1 R : ffs .K 0 .. W-.s ' X ' ' W .rt Q N N I .su , , -ff We . M34 . 3fi5g,5 - A .. YA' 5:'5, ' J' H- W. QTKWQW ' . 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They are the girls badminton team coached by Miss f re Shields, volleyball headed by Miss Davis and Mrs. Crutch- l It ' field, and the archery squad also under the leadership of Miss f 1 Q shields. i Leading the trio of female athletes are the mighty bird flip- W 9 Q wk 4 e . .g ping badminton players. These girls have managed to have an F iit. , 'm - ' if, .Kel V undefeated regular season for the past two years. l F aj Next on the agenda is the super spiking volleyball team. Despite some setbacks, these girls managed a couple of im- fx -- z portant victories, one being over the Coronado Dons. They came up from a ll-3 deficit, to upset the highly ranked girls. Lastly is the sharp shooting archery team. Although the girls suffered heavily from graduation and from seniors who were unable to participate, they still managed to stay strong J J 'S throughout the season. Top shooters were Nancy Annala and F .,. I if is .M 2 Sarah Freeman. Q T Lf 5 Left: Astounded by the strength Kellie Jones used to return the ball, volley- ball teammates Sally Marks, Gayle Schuster, Marilyn Foley, and Jill Fisher look on in amazement. Below Gayle Schuster shows the form that made her one ofthe leading servers. '91 Varsity Volleyball Team-Top Row: Odie Gutierrez, Debbie Browning, Rosemary Mendoza. Middle - ' - ' ' ' 4 T' N' . B ttom Row: Sally Marks 5 E Row. Janice Hall, Kellie Jones, Jill Fisher, Gayle Schuster, Ceci ia ixen o and Marilyn Foley. 74-GIRLS' SPORTS A., MM +A is ef r 5 s it L-r T 1 'F Varsity Archery Team-Top Row: Nancy Annala, Sara Freeman, Laurel Lemar, Barbara Barr. Middle Row: Yvonne Russell, Sandy Gardner, Nay Alcantar, Danita Skidmore. Bottom Row: Johnnie Box, Sharon Gigley, Peggy Middlebrough, Jeanine Pozar. ii . 1, Q .s 1 new-Liv. -gg 5. 4 ' I K E 5 Using her evil eye and accuracy, archer Sarah Freeman tries for another bullseyc. X-I Watch the birdie, Jenifer Carter seems to be Varsity Badminton Team-Top Row: Karen Hutcheson, Jenifer Carter, Connie Pierstorff. Bottom Row saying as she prepares to swing, Kathy Lacroix, Karen Stapley, Marilyn Mabee. . - il 0 'l . is I .. r 'N '- W' I , .x p-,Q ' ' 4 -lk gpg N m '- ..G.c'-.3-.x Q 4' xi! , il GIRLS' SPORTS-75 Sewwddnq fam qnaofowmevtl Y 1 ff. .ff . + Q .1 2 ', L f . N ., ' A 1 X xx A X ' 'Y y n 5, 'Y I 0 .N s gif ,. 'fn Q .X ff .. . .x fx ' : .- rx .71 5. - s' . I , ,J . , if , :j:f.'1i ' , nfifbwjfgtf V f' Q ' .--s'-.fx m ' ' ' r. fx fr' gf' KI fx, f ff- , ,fs -if L: 5 I f 3. . .fx V ' . -' 4, ,I .k I . ff! Z. Q ,.-,Is ,. .K W Ng,-H., K5-W K ' L jf i ff ., 4 I-ff' . z,,0F A a 'X ,gs ' X E X 'Sf 1 X X f5f'4 ' I! ff ,x G. . I fy ilu ki? rg. 1 '- . 1' JP? T .-. V X. : . , . n 3 9 ' ' ,1- f ,. .1 -, 1 . , . . lb'-5-v.'il f 'Pu 'fiilq '- inf 'ff'-93 .l is.. '- . f.. I., -N r 'h-. , .O ' r 1 1 'L U Q ,Bri 253 9 1 fi? 149' I 43 Chieftain Staff. Standing: Anne Birberick Qcopy ed.j, Jay Hunsaker, Cris Miller and Sitting, Carolyn Hom ffaculty ed.J. f lffF?l xl Chieftain Staff. Standing: Kris Schwalbe, Sally Marks Kellie Jones and Leslie Loquidis factivities ed.3. if ww .R 416 Chieftain Staff. Back Row-Leslie Jannash Qsenior ed.J, Barbara Milerandt, VanLuchene Qhonors ed.J, Alyson Shields, Shanna Rogers, and Sandy Far- Terri Talerico Qco-editorl. Front Row-Kathy Grutzmacher fco-editory, Lynn ley. 78-YEARBOOK STAFF J wig 'N . . Qsports ed.j, Sitting K ' s ff Xi 'T so Q4 ff 3, K. I fx I if 1 it .eq C ff ,X A -4: ard ork, Deadlines Plagues Staffers Deadlines! Wow were there enough of them and the mem- bers ofthe yearbook staff meet all of them. How? With plen- ty of hard work and determination to make this the best yearbook that the students at Westwood have ever seen. Putting out a publication that is representative of the whole student body is a hard thing to achieve. But once again the students of Westwood will be able to look back years from now at the 72 yearbook and relive fond memories. Yet putting out a yearbook has a lot of rewards to it. For instance the pride you feel when you see the pages you re- lentlessly worked on in print. Or knowing that what you've done will be seen by the entire student body. Yes, the staff has had it's good and bad times, but on an overall view this past year was pretty good! .gr.3.,. lQf'15i'v5C . . -2 ' '- . -'- , - x --, ' '-' i' L., , .' Q ':f 272 13-mf. 3 BY-'fi-SQZFEWL +5-. , 2 fs, 'J if-A 3,539 fl, - fgfg V. ' 4-gait .. Li. Chieftain Photographers, from Left to Right-David Morphis, Dennis Stan- ton, Blaine Strong and Barry Briggs thead photographerj. -.. is I 1 U P Chieftain Staff. Back Row-Kathy Grammer, Deann Kempton, Glenn Doane, Tara Coombs, Laurie Walker and Karol Arnold. Bottom Row- Yuma Theresa Kuhse, Betty Matsumoto, Carla Hamblin. Jennifer Bunker, Tracy and Joyce Lockhart. YEAR BOOK STA FF-79 al , T111 Top Row: Pat Kuhs Sally Marks Richard Messali T5sFey'g !v!'af-k-lshikaw,g,.M arta Kaesler W, ,J .44-r Juli' page -0.4--f ff ar Chant Staff ,,,,.n4-0' ,..--4 445- .4 lg fu hu., 5 . s Q . Q s as i .,. .4-. vs. 'SRX 4 C 4 tg N - ill. , , . 4. . . ' . x.q.. -, , ,.,'l'.-3 PFC'-f. ' -. ,. ' , L. its 31' sgliyy N 1' -1 'r..'4 4 PW, -W f '.'iIL b A f-S51--A++' X ii -nff3k?: l Y . s k' n 1 N 91.4 Q vWvT 1 ix? 5' s V -.- ge wwf- 11.1- i. . , M , , Q . , xv. mf- U N-1211.1--f-,,. .,f.-5 4, . .,. J 1, . -Ca., - . ,:'m N',1' -x - d 1 N52'qiaNt2a:,v-Qs. .xv X ..-1-f5,.,..g,1q5, Q- , f 4 n .,-M, ..-3 ,,,'.-,rf l 1. - - -f Q A ,- Aw -u, . :Q -4, 'gfg .,,-qfqmkggfa :tv .pu-' Q19'f-. E.'v4-:fue-E!! ai' Q . NS!-.. Q., OCTAGON Top Row-Bret Caruth, Dennis Claypool, Reed Kolsrud, ter, Robert Coyer, Sponsor Millard Conover. Bottom Row-Bill Kohler Manuel Perez, Lyle Brandt. Middle Row-John Reed, Joe Jolly, Tom Sump- .lim Moon, K. Smith, S. Johnson. .,.. M ' M W S f KEY Top Row-Dan David, John Kondopolis, Joe Grant, Tim Lueken, Linhart, Paul Rodriquez, John Briant, Mark White, J. Thomson, G. Haines, Kim Mehalko, Paul Bucklin, Mark Tau, David Briant. Bottom Row-David D. Larson, R. Clute, Sponsor Stan Johnson. 82-KEY, OCTAGON, TOHYAH! WHS Clubs Perform Useful Services Key Club gave their own time and service to help others. At Christmas time the boys sponsored a toy drive to help needy families. Various other fund raising activities during the year were the Student Directories, Key Club Activity Posters, and putting a jute box in our cafeteria to provide music for students throughout the school day. Another hard working service club for many activities going on this past year was the Octagon Club. These mem- bers along with the sponsor, Mr. Millard Conover assisted in booths for Join a Club Week and Night on the Town. Octagons main goal was to promote optomism in the com- munity. Tohyah is a magazine put out by Westwood containing student work exclusively. This year being edited by Becky Fritz, they collected short stories, essays and poems from the students here at Westwood. , . V - D .lim Forrest look over goodies TOHYAH Top Row-Sponsor Tim Scannell, Eric Weigelt, Terrie Aeosta, .lim Forrest, Karen Kint, Janie Cox, Lee Vian, Diana Lynch, Carol Moore, Carolee McHolland, Gordon Fuller, Gwen Shipe, Colleen Morris tnot shown Beckian Fritz editorj -V 3 Q i 2 ,ala Leo Club-Top Row:Leslie Loquidis, Cris Schwalbe, Randy Hipke, Steve Barham, Mark Toon, Gary Patterson, Steve Tryon, Jim Bird, Craig Horner, David Pew, Mr. Merrill, Jane Barney, C.Weigelt, D.Fowler, K. Hodge, K.Kealcy. Second Row: S.Bclnap, K.Porter, T,Nelson, S.Brinton, Leo Club-Top Row: Pete Taylor, R.Brooks Neil, Joe Openshaw, Rick Turner, Blair Bradshaw, Tim Lueken, Richard Ray, Don Griner, Kim Mehalko. Middle Row: Jennifer Bunker, Debbe Jackson, Laurie Hender- s fin! 59 ei '19 f' T.Clark. Third Row: A.McCreary, K.Callins, A.Gunnell, D.Dyke, M.Dailey, K.Bailey, P.Vann, J.Jenkins. Bottom Row: A.Holergly, K.Briggs, M, Felker, T.White, T.Kuhse. son, S.McCreary, M.Harris, L.Walker, W.Johnson, J.Bingham, K.John- son. Bottom Row: M.Wirken, K.Cummins, J.Pozar, L.Vance, L.Prince, D.Kempton, A.Peterson, C.Cox. ,W I 4 . ' 1 1 df-I H Helping Westwood Is Goal of Clubs Helping Westwood out this past year was the main goal of two of our great clubs. The Letterman's Club, which is composed of boys that hold letters in competitive sports, worked hard to increase their membership. If any boy was inter- ested he had to have good grades as well as lettered in a sport. Another factor which was important to the club was that oftheir advisor, Coach Pico. Leo Club was the other hard working club. They sold .popcorn at games, sponsored Leo Club Week, as well as providing moneyto scholarships for worthy persons. Acting 'as their sponsor this past year, Mr. Dodez kept them going with his words of encouragement. Congratulations are in order for both clubs who did a bang-upjob. L ,, A 43. Give me your can! cries Letterman John Curtis to Warrior Sally Green- baum as she lends her support to the Christmas project. al Letterman's Club-Top Row: Mark Tau, Keith Ryan, Robert Coyer, Larry Pullins, Pat Accosta, Dennis Claypool, Mike Shroder, Manuel Perez, David Briant. Middle Row: Ron Schooler, S.Johnson, B.Tomlinson, K. Mehalko, S.Miller, J.Frick, H.Chiago, B.Sullivan, M.Dana, S.Tollivcr, Bottom Row: D.Cameron, R.Martincz, ,l.Ellsberger.D.Hawkins, R.Kolsrud. LEO 84 LETTERM EN-85 Tea and Formal Are Highlights of Year at Westwood Success seemed to be the key word of the activities which both Boys and Girls League planned. Girls League held the Daddy-Daughter Date and Mother-Daughter Tea, which brought parents and students together. The girls also held fund raising projects and gave it to the Seventh Step Foun- dation. Boys League sold pop and popcorn at games to raise money for their activities. Teaming together both leagues went on a snow trip and sponsored two formals. The Boys League sponsored the Christmas for- mal and the Girls League sponsored the Coed. Helping to support the Girls' League tradition of selling popcorn at activities are Carol Johnson, Jim Bird, and Leslie Loquidis. This was one ofthe many ways Girl's League made money. ,K ,,.44 ,f .E ff ,i .3 gg Boys League-Top Row: Tom Lueken, Joe Openshaw, Bob Trikas, Steve G. Patterson, S. Goss, D. Satterly, K. Furr, C. Standage, M. Andrade. Brunton, Gary Gietz, Randy Hipke, Don Terry,Clare Bradshaw, Dean Hunt, Bottom Row: G. Coulter, R. Schied, M. Nichols, C. Crandall, J. Taylor, Keith Russell, Scott Gunnell, Mike Clement, M. Hinton, E. Standage, M. R. Cummard, G. Davis, R. Owens. Bradshaw, R. Kolsrud, Mr. Young. Middle Row: R. Turner, M. Killian, 86-BOYS 8L GIRLS LEAGUE wg xv iii! Girls Lcaguc-Top Row: Mary Shelley, Kathy Stewart, Kathy Bogle, Lida Jenson, Karen Hiatt, Cindy Cox, Cindv Car ' t . B t - pen er o tom Row: Sara Burton, Karen Arnett, Diane Lisonbcc. Middle Row: Susan Belnap, Nancy Freeman, J. Scott, S. McCreary. 05: , .4 m. ,, ,hm 'wh fini!-Zf ?1' my -In Tp -25-2 'vi' Girls League-Bottom Row: Mary Ann Kaltenhauser, Michele Dailey, Jen niler Bunker, Debbie Jackson, Ann Combs, Kaylec Key, Terri Fransworth, Christa Briggs, Luann Cooley, Lindi Gregory. Top Row: Leslie Jannasch, r 4. Lf' 'wi 'if1- Q, i' B ' - -agxgfidrrs 'giils V' . , Q . --i-'L' my f-gaxn . 23,1 ,xy 1 A,-'N'-, ' YA if 4sf,fu.M!: -1.5.3153 'Tu 1. Si .the-4.544 -.k- .N.'+ .., , ab, Pj ,- .fw --nf., , ,A fQ'kQ.f, gf QT . Tht.'fT,L.Qv f'.il ' Q Q' f- ,4 yn-,V gy .4,,, j.t-,Q 131715 4 G I 'gyms . WAQ' 'wiv' .Q ' '-,'f'vQ'fn'L..Z, .i'x.' if :f.fQl.'. ,-0: 3' iw- :a S-hifi... 1-nr.st.s '...f.f lg: Q .sa 'sei . Gwen Shipe, V. Patterson, D. Pennell, J. Pozar, A. McCrcary, K. Callans, R. Riggs, V. Vance, L. Wilcox. GIRLS 8: BOYS LliAGUli-87 X RQ , 9 ., r Cl ssl? Q 6 F L X f I-T1 Xv l J 'Syn fx K. M X Q 4? N 'gh V ND xg xii Sf ij' TDM wx. X Q, f ae X EVQF Qf' hiv we 'XXV 'xl GQ f if W 3 ff X21 rw 1- CA 1 LJ qu , 'ZX Q! 6 - I L ,CD A jg C-,J xi, I f L3 MXN - T17 ' if E xx-.J NQ3 x LJ G' -x' , - .Q-' ,fr- Axywpx X, 340 QU ,SQQ or O r' In ,JJ . . . f'5K5'lQS3Eife1Sed Activities Q! GDB 'ep 942' ssfigf' Sponsored b Gs F.F.A. Above: Charlene Johnson, Kathy Black, Brenda Floyd, Cheryl Hargrave, Bonnie Poppy, Glenda Floyd, Below: Bruce Wilson, Bonnie Poppy, Char- lene Johnson, Tuck Horne, Ricky Smith are shown the art of egg candling by Mr. l-leward. , ,,,b x 5 ,... I o at '.x.l'- ,y-X ls r W ,i , 51, vhuff if Q9 jx 45911 1, 7 . , r- Q-H - .3 - . f 4- ' . , , ' 'P gf.: if 1 l ' Q :ai I ' 5 K 1 ' B 'Y 'Y' B x 'gs v-vnnpphusau-ts.--inn Top-Chess Club-Back Row: Mr. Scannell, .lack Nichols, Pat Whitworth, Barry Dill, Mike Pickens, Morris Mickelson, Grace Escabar. Middle Row: Larry Cochran. Middle Row: Mike Marek, Craig Sabie, Matt Ellsworth, Janice Jakcson, Mary McCullum, Deanna Allen, Patty Moore, Sandy Jim Griffin, and Gary Boehnke. Front Row: Brad Beard, Jim Forrest, Tim Erikson, Kathy Staebell. BOIIOI11 ROWI JHIICI Bl'21ClShHW. COl'1fliC Shill- Lueken, and George Haynes. At Bottom: VICA:-Top Row: Rick Kirk, K- 92.3.4551 Concentration Is Key to Groups Success Constantly going to the library and searching for infor- mation from many sources, was a favorite past time for this year's Speech Team. Helpful sponsors were Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Huffaker, who successfully developed the club members speaking abilities. They traveled to many schools throughout the year including, Brophy, South Mountain, Maryvale, and Arizona State University. Many ofthe Speech Team members were named outstanding for their work in the speech tournaments held. A great experience for the more intellectual students was this year's Chess Club. This stimulating hobby which re- quires much skill is becoming increasingly popular. This year Chess Club was headed by Mr. Scannell. His advice this year was Concentration key to victory. This club met every morning throughout the year and competition was with fellow classmates. Preparing students for different fields of work in the future was the main idea for this year's VICA. This club met every morning, A-period, with their sponsor, Mr. Jones. After attending school for three or four periods, the members went on to their assigned jobs. The VICA program was set up for those interested in going on to a specific occupation. Speech Club-Standing: Barbara Dxielski, Janet Harwood, .lim Forrest, and Bob Robb. Seated: Ann Baker, Karen Smith, Chris Thorpe, and Christy Straueh. .L t. S., . v i As ,W . ,+- V ,im '.S' ,,. ffl 'urea ki .. Brad Beard, this year's President of Chess Club, concentrates hard on making his big move toward victoryg Checkmate! SPEECH, CHESS 84 VICA-9l i s F.. K .- mf ' . .4'19v . '. kph ,K l uf4. I A. a it I DECA Above Ruth Bohan T0m Mdm-ZCY, Taylor Cmdy Lmle Dlchorn PLowe G Jerry Paula Au gn' f 11 A , 0 in 4 -hi... ,lg I 1 J X Jobs Held by DECA and COE Are you tired of looking forjobs and always getting the run around? Why notjoin DECA or COE and enjoy the benefits of a job while receiving school credit? These programs give students the opportunity for one the job experience plus the added incentive of money! DECA deals primarily with students interested in selling. This year students were placed in positions such as saleman, clerks, etc. Participating in the state-wide Leadership Con- ference, DECA students from Westwood won many honors. COE students are in- volved in areas dealing with Accounting, Secretarial work, and Bookkeeping. Coe sponsored a Christmas family this year along with other projects for needy people in the community. All in all Coe and DECA f did a fantasticjob this year. Brad Cook, Sue Geyer, Virginia Brake, Lenhart, S.Wood, D.Boydston, C.Buch- .,4'f ' COE Top Row: Donell Mag- nusson, Cathy Nelson, Diane Adams. Middle Row: Marsha Lamar, Lynette Cook, Bev- erly Dennis, Terry Burrell. Bottom Row: Leann Brennan, Mrs. Brock, Corinne Smith. 'N K X COE Back Row: Terrie Acosta, Tana Younker, Barb Phelps, David Hefner, Mark Bond, Debbie Lanning, Claudia Hilbert. Middle Row: Denise Moore, Therese Heckman, Torri Rizzo, Donice Gibbs, L. Flores, D. Duke, T. Clark, Front Row: T. Arrowsmith, S. Tinnefeld, Mrs. Chellevold, P. Redondo, L. Willis. O. Y A-QJK ff' X Thespians Displa Talent in Ten Little Indiansl' One of the excellent organizations here at Westwood was -the Masque and Dagger Club, which was spon- sored by the drama instructor, Mr. Jay Dean Jones. During the l97l-72 schoolyear, the Thespians displayed their talent in the mystery play Ten Little Indians on November I7 and l8, 1972. The next production by the newly formed Performing Arts Department was the ever popular comedy You're a Good Man Charlie Brown on March l-4, 1972. Of course the thespians have been active in various school, church, and community productions. They have also been active in Mesa Musical Theaters very successful summer shows. ,94-MASQUE 8L DAGGAR, CYA xx ' Above-Masque and Dagger-Top Row: A.Hut- cheson, S.Ericson, M.Jablonka, M.Brinton, D. Boyd. Middle Row: C.Powell, P.Cruikshank, G.Anderson, K.Johnson, A.Hatch, L.Vian. Bottom Row:V.Woods, V.Lax, C.Flake, R Ruiz, C.Thorpe. Below-Left: Masque and Dag- ger-Top Row: Leslie Loquidis, Tim Johnson, James Pietz, Robert Madson, Mark Bradshaw, Julie Wright, Liz Standage. Bottom Row: Jenni- fer Bunker, Cheryl Owen, Cindy John, Becky Riggs, Maxine Willis. Bottom: Making up Mark Fish for his performance in the production of Ten Little Indians is Mr. Jones. Christian Youth of America-Top Row: Frank Dellara, Dick Richey, Dennis Howard, John France, Gipriano Espinosa, Kim Smith, Debbie Schnee, Mark Nordstrom, Glen McFarland, Scott Nordstrom, Karen Pruit, Sioux White, R.Blandford. M.Toon, R.Liston, K.Jones. Middle Row: Coach Jollyk, 'S. Meyer, C.Morris, L..lepson, S.Nolan, C.Moore, D.Browning, L.Vian, W.Whitehead, D.Pfoff, P.Kaufman, L.Kemper. l.Stccp, .l.Stccp. Bottom Row: C.Clark, J.Okken, W.PowelI, K.Cossey, C.Burns, D.Ycrkes, M. ,Williams, P.Orr, M.Tau, L.Smith, G.Hunsaker, T.Bailey, K.Grammer. 6' ive for Christi' Is Purpose ofCYA In the past years a large number of people have become involved in what is known as the Jesus movement. Here at Westwood, one of our top clubs this year was the Christian Youth of America, where students came to a better under- standing of their religious and moral attitudes. The CYA began the year by sponsoring a youth rally at Shepherd Christian Youth of America-Top Row: Barbara Wisehaupt, David Briant, Howard Pankratz, Patty Moore, David Kromwald, Kathy Kromwald, Kim Mehalko, Mary Ann Kaltenhauser, .lane Brower, Marty Smith, Kim Hines, Middle Row: Mickey Brockman, B.Hines, T.Hall, S..lepson, S. ili All.. Auditorium. As many as l,000 people attended and the rally was a great success. The club took top honors during Thai- Chee-ee Week. They organized can food drives, car washes, and bake sales to raise money for families in need. They have been extremely successful this year and their motto and main purpose is Live for Christ. Wagner, K.Hamilton, P.Herald, M.Prior, M.Huffman, G.Minch, A.Chan- cellor. Bottom Row: K.Kleinschmidt, K.Huffman, H.Compton, K.llurl- but, L.Butters, M.Hormandl, D.Baird, J.Shaw, K.Rcichard, M.Goss, W, Sperry. . .. - l I y .Q r 1. . E f O it if 1 i W Q f ? gs argl lf 2 C .a all 23 f S A Q g . g 5 P t i - ' ' i f 3 Top Row: .loyee Willis, Diana Fetters, Ann Combs. Colleen Morriss, Sue Kimball, J. Whitworth, S. Nolan, Sherrie Arrington, Connie Gullatt, Barbara Kellihcr, Cindy Clark, S. Huber, B. Pase, T. Hall Melanie Williams, Betty Scott, 2nd Row: Valanne Foley, D. Morris, K. Top Row: Michelle Allred, Geannic Polar, Ann Gunning, Barb Bivona, lor, J. Drew, S. McGowan, Stephanie Meyer, Barbara Burm, Lanea Lamoreaux, DeAnn Jones, Susie liher,J.DZi11dl1l Ryder. 2nd Row: Marla Felker, Melanie Fox, Nancie Jenson, A. Chancel- 1+ -f.,.m,.. . . 5 .3-if X . l ' ,l. if f 5 New . '5 , . Q Y 1 14 wa-my t . Q , T 1?!f'g +121 gf i it GJ iff. Millett, E. Carpenter, P. Mesler. Bottom Row Bottom ,. Si Row: Q. i Q x i B. Gilbert, D. Solomon, R. Kel 1 1 1 t if Dance Club Performs Spring and inter Concerts for All What large club on campus is composed of extremely vivacious, agile young ladies? Westwood is proud to claim Dance Club as one of her most exciting clubs. During the year, dance club sent representatives to the annual A.S.U. Dance Symposium. Here they met with fellow dancers throughout the state and shared ideas and tech- niques. A guest teacher from Utah was featured at the symposium. The main goals of Dance Club were to produce two dance concerts during the year for the enjoyment of the public. The smaller winter concert entitled Look Into the World of Dance highlighted an abstract dance number which involved the performers dancing on a set consisting of giant windowpanes. The club performed DeGrazia's interpretation of the zodiac in their larger spring concert. Both concerts were well performed, very enjoyable and a good display of the club's ability. Displaying their grace and balance are dance club members Connie Gullatt, Diana Fetters, Susie Ryder and Sandra llubcr. Top Row: Terri Braafhart. Marya Allen, Ann McDonnel, Della Hale, Karen Arnett. Cindy Nichols, Joanne Pearce, ldonna Stout, Lynn Gurr. 2nd Row: Marya Allen, T. Buchholz, M. C. Pomeroy, S. Chapman, C. Kartchner, L. Wintcrstein, C, King, J, Row- lins, M. Montgomery, L. Williams. Bottom Row: G. McClelland, T. Clark J. Clayton. x .. A t 3 . t .A.A. and Stage Crew I ix -1 I in 3 ,Q ,X x lil 5 f' I Scaled L, 10 R, Susan Ryder, Alice Esponozav Marilyn Foley, Sharon Hig- Enos, Denise Leslie, Valerie Garrett, Sandy Glauser, Melanie Gehring, Kim ley, Karen Hutcheson, Isabel Encias. Standing L. to R. Sally Marks, Carol Copenhauer' Edith Sloan, Peggy Middleboughi Debi Jackson' 1 Seated L. to R. Denna Smith, Debbie Moody, Patty Henshaw, Judy Han- Karen Corchester, Jennifer Enos, Larel Lamar, Martha Silvas, Yvonne sen, Cindy Nichols, Michel Pomeroy, Jennifer Bunker. Standing L. to R. Russell,Terry Buckholtz, Terri Braafart, Susan McQown. Vicky Cluff, Mona Jones, Pan Skousen, Sandy Gardner, Lanae Lamoreaux, 98-G.A.A. ave a Very Productive School Year Strike three! Your out ! Sounds from a boys baseball team? No, it's the Girls' Athletic Association playingjust one of the many sports sponsored. GAA is open to all girls who are in- terested in sports. Besides offering sports the girls do various activities to boost spirit. For example, decorating the goal posts. Lights! Action! Thats what West- wood's fantastic stage crew sets up be- fore each assembly, For without the help of these few devoted people our assemblies would be an absolute mess. Thanks! X Shown behind the scenes is Gail Anderson on the cat-walk as he sets the mood with his directions coming from the control booth below. Above: The Westwood production crew gathers as Leslee Schaffer gives Jim Pietz a hand to dim thc lights while Mark Jablonka, Steve Ericson and John Houser share the work Below Runnin the f w I U ' - I g ' ollo : tl'rht duringthisyearisjohn Houser. spur Ha is STAGE CREW-99 German Club-Top Row: Russ Schafer, Dana Terry, Alan Hutchenson, DOpie, John Potter. Middle Row: Debra Fowler, Sue Crosby, DeAnn -'P 4.-ar km Reichart, Georjean Clark, Dianna O'Barr. Front Row: Teri Gail Pierstorff, Kathleen Kealy, Vicki Spindler. -J X . , German Club-Top Row: Mark Egan, David Bauch, Tim Brown, Lori Paca, Leslie Failla, Anne Chancellor, Jean Newell. Bottom Row: Debbie Sneed John Hauser, Jennifer Daniels, Rodney West, Raymond Best. Middle Kathy Roberts, Karen Stapley. Row Mike Morgan, Diane Adams, Debbie Farney, Yasmin Anderson, 100 LATIN, GERMAN 8: SPANISH CLUBS Foreign angua e Clubs Are Moving Ahead Latin a DEAD language? No way! Westwood's small but powerful Latin Club worked throughout the year to revive this ancient language. Through various projects they familiarized themselves with the intriguing Latin culture and gained valuable insight into the Roman civilization. Action was the key to this year's German club. Broken down into four independent groups more students were able to participate. German club members were evident everywhere during Christmas, Night on the Town, 'and language week. The highlight of their year was a state German con- vention held in Tucson, Seig Heil! Viva Espanol! Assisted by Mr. Bald- win Spanish students delved into the fascinating world of bullfights, tortillas, and fiestas. The rich, colorful traditions of our neighbor Mexico were brought to life by this year's dedicated Spanish students. K Latin Club-Top Row: Barbara Anderson, Patrick Healy, Robert Moser, John Grandy, Howard Pankratz, Patricia Torres. Bottom Row: John Hurly, Judy Morris, Fred Miller. 0'1- .'g,s 1, X q.,s A Spanish Club-Top Row: Alice Espinoza, Dina Cortiz, John Baker, Anita Escobedo, Cheryl Marsom, Sandra Mass, Sylvia Martinez, Jane Brower. Middle Row: Eva Balderrama, Erme- S -. 3, it K: s ri ,-1 V . 17 linda Sanchez. Christine Van Zulphcn, Ann Baker, Isabel Encinas. Bottom Row: Becky Jackson, Sandy Gardner. Diane Vcnsor, Christine Rodarte. 2 nl Do you think I would make a good bullfighter? askes Joe Defgago as Gracie Flores, Pam Reeves, and Pam Dowd look at him in shock. Trash for Cash and Pig Sty High Week Benefit the School A car wash, baking and selling cookies, and trading trash for cash at Park and Swap were just a few of the ways the enthusiastic members of the French Club raised money for Scholarships. Under the guidance of Mrs. Norman, their sponsor, they met every other week to plan these activities. However, it wasn't all work for the club as they enjoyed Christmas carolling at different hospitals and exciting parties. Belonging to the French Club sounds tres interesant, N'est pas? Mais, oui! Anti-Litter League provided students an opportunity to join a serious effort in combatting pollution. During Novem- ber they sponsored a school-wide Pig Sty High Week in an attempt to make the students aware of the litter problem on campus. During this week, no litter was collected until a mass clean-up was held. Later in the year, they held extensive sf H Earth Day activities. The club was awarded the l'Fred M. 42 it-I-Q, Garbage Award for outstanding environmental work. Ooo-la-la! say these French Club members as they look at the intriguing pictures compiled in a scrapbook from France. French Club-Top Row: Donna Bivona, Sue McCreary, Pam Shipe, Ann Allred, P. Mesler, I. Encinas, M, Toon, M. Dailey, P. Giroux. Bottom Row: McCreary, Lillian Clement, Debbie Smitherman, Ginger Froncek, Mary A.Combs,M. Haynes,B.Schmidt,A.Clement,S. Bornhouser. Wlrken, Cheryl Trent. Middle Row: Rob McCreary, Rob Messali, Charles 102-FRENCH CLUB 3 9 ? 5 S t r 5 3, l . lu r R - O . . ffm A o LX, 'i 5? Cleaning campus can be fun judging from the smiles on the faces of Tim Lueken and Steve Barham as Demonstrating how Westwood students aided they tease Terri Maun by throwing her in the trash can. the ecology movement is Alfred Redondo. .,,-.,g ,,,,,,-, Anti-Litter League-Top Row: John Van Tongeren, Chelle Dyck, Allyson Shields, Kris Schwalbe, Steve Barham, Kevin Kealey, Tim Lueken, Bar- bara Cathcart, Nola Howell, Cord Rotz, Eric Weigelt, Milton Mandeville, T. Clark, J. Bird, D. Hunt, Middle Row: J. Bingham, T. Maun, D. Shelley, S. Belnap, L. Wright, K. Briggs, L. Prince, J. Polzar, M.O'Leary, J. Han- sen, K. Cummins, G. Woods, D. Finlinson. Bottom Row: L. Vance, L. Wil- cock, J. Hager, L. Loquidis, M. Luciani, M. Hardwick, R. Vega, K. Larson, A. Johnson, S. Richmond, L. Lebaron, J. Rawlins. ANTI-LITTER-l03 Singing Warriors-Top Row: John Bryant, Craig Robb, Karl Hiatt, Dick Richie, Mike Cooley, Joe Selleck, Doug Duffy, Mike McPeak, Randy Mul- len, Joe Sutton, Paul Ellsworth, Dave Jones, R. Kutch, D. Wade, Bottom . ,Mfg- L .AQ WW' 5 Row: R. Cummard, B. Knight, R. Farnsworth, J. Thompson, N. West, G. Colter, S. Goss, M. Huff, F. Ashby, W. Shill, K. Goble, J. McAlister, Acc., T. Coleman, A. Willis. ., vw . . Concert Choir-Top Row: Jayne Brower, Terry Taylor,Kathy Baker, Jeff West, Lisa Hiatt, Kirk Morris, Cheryl Owens, Robert Coyer, Kristy John- son, Jeff Revoir, Diana Lynch. Middle Row: J. Frontone, A. Peterson, G. Anderson, R. Riggs, G. Erickson, T. Nielson, M. Riggs, D. Pennell, R. Wil- 104-CHOIRS lis, A. Malone, J. Curtis. Bottom Row: M. Richie, J. Bunker, T. Falconer, T. Davis, D. Garthe, M. Haynes, L. Chapman, C. Titcomb, L. Valentine, P. Farr, A. Hutchison, K. Mace. owsville Choirs Boosts ur Pride Under the directions of Mr. Davidson, our colossal Con- cert Choir sailed through many activities and programs this past year. In the fall they originated Hi and Smile Week where each member spread a little happiness to our school. Singing in the State Hospital proved both exciting and in- teresting while Canticle in Carols enhanced the Christmas season with its true meaning. Nevertheless, the main high- light of the year was packing up and heading for the northern pines for an exciting once in a lifetime tour! Our Sophies did it again! Under Mrs. White, our super- sweet Sophomore Singing Warriors sang their way into Westwood's hearts. Yes, these tremendously talented young men really proved to be an excellent group of youngsters and another team to be proud of. This group also had the fine opportunity of going on tour and assisting with Canticle in Carols. All in all they were really a great chorus to be proud of. Keep it up boys! Flashing their sexy smiles for Shelly Brown and Pam Farr during Hi and Smile Week are Mark Riggs and Logan Valentine. Q X Ffgx R Concert Choir-Top Row: Kristy Maugh, Ed Coleman, Barbara Wisehaupt, M. Shelly, M.Judd, J.Orr, L.Nunez. Bottom Row: N. Combs, J. Strape, Craig Brooksby, Julie Nesmith, Steve Ericson, Patty Slaughter, Sandy K. Michaud, R. Mauzy, S. Brown, R. Ray, J. Okken, D. Thompson, J. Glauser, Melvin Hittin, Jerrilyn Hall, Susan Calder. Middle Row: M. Prichard, D.Yerkes, K. Hodge, D. Baird. Montgomeroy, J. Allen, L. Henderson, K. Magnusson, M. Giles, W. Jones, CHOIRS-IOS 1 i Talented Musicians Entertain housands '99 Ci' thi ACapella Choir: Above-Top Row: Bruce Nelson, Betty Rush, Richard Bye, Gail Danielson, Nsario Marquez, Linda French. Second Row: David Cluff, Sue Cosby, S. Budy, S. Dike, P. Bucklin, J. Harwood, B. Allen, L. Walker, J. Nichols, M. Harris, Third Row: J. Wright, K. Smith, S. Garthe, T. Hall, L. Gibbons, M. O'Leary, J. Jenkins, M. Rich. J. Hater.Fourth Row: L. Gyorgil, G. Augustin, M. Gehring, C. Cox, C. Soloman, D. Fel- stead, B. Murry, M. Jablonka, B. Garner, Bottom Row: K. Enos, T. Bord- ner, J. Nielson, M. Bean, B. Jackson, T. Farnsworth, G. Keyser, D. Kemp- ton. Westwood Girls: Below-Top Row: Lisa Kemper, Linda Abra, Debbie Hem- phill, Cheryl Marsom, Pat Nettles, Kathy Nowell, Judy Webb, Lee Vivian, Jackie Caton. Bottom Row: Susan Smith, Lucille Richardson, Marilyn Stanger. 5 , 1 f fr 4 Al . -ii f . 1 ' E Q , 106-CHOIRS 45 of Interested Fans 1 2 F . x X . dll tif' P4 Above: Orchestra-Top Row: Christy Strauch, Craig Brooksby, Mark Toon, Andy Shumway, Mark Jablonka, David Houser, John Frontone, Tim John son. Second Row: Randy Shinn, Terry Petty, Andy Vogt, Ed Standage, M. Bradshaw, G. Blau, B. Liles, E. Sloan, J. Abbot. Third Row: D. Pew, V. Fjell, C. Ford, L. Gregory, J. Dutcher, F. Roverts, C. Skoglund, M Thacker, M. Sweet, C. Carefell, R. Martinez. Bottom Row: D. Stapley, B. Keyworth, S. Guthrie, S. Erickson, J. Bird, V. Woods, D. Baird, M Hanes, C. John. E 3? Q . - if . i ' it in S JAY Q Q of s tx Ax xy . . if i I , I. l - 1 1-.... ,,,,,,, ,K W xi' P l' Below: Orchestra-Top Row: Pam Amick, Linda Willis, Robin Frontone, John Houser, Pete Taylor, Allen Dowd, Sarah Freeman, Teresa Gardner, Faye Brinkerhoff. Second Row: Gary Blau, T. Coleman, D. Garthe, M Calhoun, K. Johnson, A. Peterson, T. Heap, T. White, S. Calder, M. Allen, L. Vance, G ' , R. Ricks. Third Row: J. Drew, D. Duffcy, R. Mc- Cleave, V. rinkerhoff, P. Britton, D. Corwin, C. Heap, B. Taylor, L. West- brook, L. Perez, L. Bunker, B. Bernal, T. Robles, Bottom Row: M. Daniels D. Loloman, T. Nielson, P. Gurerro, D. Hancock, P. Bailey, D. Bates, L Standage, J. Brothwell, J. Davis, R. Wagoner, M. Wylie. Q A ff, It I I , B 1 ORCHESTRA-l07 1 . 'Pm Q41 Apache Band-Top Row: Kevin Anderson, Alfred Redondo, Jim Boyle, Charles Standage, Ronnie Carpenter, Gary Jonas, Tom Aust, David Lynch, Pat Acosta, Mertin Froncek. Second Row: Mark Friese, Peggy Hirt, C Kartchner, D.Sneed, K.Smith, D.Ward, B.LeSueur, F.Reed, A.Landavozo e N .',-1 im Third Row: K.Crosby, S.Cook, P.Crone, J.Johnson, D.Reed, K.Roberts, J. Ogle, G.Sherman. Bottom Row: J.Malouff, R.Rendahl, C.Stabelle, K. Talraas, A.Kapanicas, J.Nesbitt, M.Praxel, C.Rorbes, R.Carson. w e lg .., ,, tg, Q57 'li' it all Q 'S 3 C B- f tt M.. i A ,. 'iw' Q. liil' i ,ee ,x we to if J D f . 'f , 4 . 95.1.5 ,. Ur 'nf A Mew WW 'ifzw wx, ..-f,UM!h. Apache Band-Top Row: Diane Lewis, Janet Chapman, Elizabeth Kiser, Bruce Williams, David Fogle, Gary Lammers, Ray Best, John Frande, John Grandy. Second Row: Terry Buckles, Terry Braflhart, Kim Sowards, R. Palmer, J.Morgan, D.Porter, C.Homer, R.Murrietta, M.Kupitz, C. Brin- 108-EBONY-APACHE BAND Q! N Lll 3 , 'lx Q ,. K ' E -IN! weaned, -l 1 - W J 1-.J YQ ton, K.Smith. Third Row: J.Kannapel, D.Howard, M.Jones, J.Lockhart, J. Groll, J.Gardener, T.Riesch, R.Guren, R.Allen, R.Bowden, M.Mermandle, B.Knight, B.Shira, D.Guthrie, S.Carpenter, T.Dorn, G.Bair. Devoted Members Are Prominent in Ebon -t with B 1 x ri! K . O Af J M ' .HR F' . fir' . '?x,, v L H u.. . -n QA. Y . Q. . si: Yi' 'o ' ,QI 4 v 'J is Apache Band Drum Major David Olsson and Majorettes, Left: Deane Sousa, Middle: Vicky Spindler, Right: Mary Ann Rink. Ebony Club-Top Row: Debbie Hemphill, Sara Freeman, Peggy Stewart, Minnie Ford, Charlene Frelix, Sandra Williams, Maryann O'Banner, Mrs. Jones Qsponsorj, Margie Frost, G.McClelland. Middle Row: .l.Bonner, J. Club, Apache Band The student body of Westwood was presented an un- expected treat this year as our Apache Band proved to be the best ever. Marching in the Westwood-Chandler game, and at the homecoming game, the Apaches became the first .l.V. band ever to receive a Varsity booking. Besides entertaining Westwood, they began a concert season on February I7 and performed throughout the community. A great help to the band this year was ASU Band Director Bob Crump. By instructing the Apaches in a variety of marching tech- niques and giving a few lessons to the drum major, he shaped our Apache Band into one that proved to be better than some varsity bands. Smile on your brother, everybody get together, try to love one another. . . Concerned about racial understanding at Westwood, students initiated Ebony Club this year, dedicated to promoting racial understanding throughout the school and community. Let's get it together. Meeting each week these sincere young people fulfilled their motto- Let's get it together. Bonner, S.Franklin, C.Jones, T.Hillery, M.Random, G.Cayton, S.Gowdy, H.Wright. Bottom Row: B.Nelson, J.Lockhart, E.Willis, L.Craig, L.White. 'A rganizations Promote Entertainment S Club contributed much of its time and service in raising funds. Ushering at orchestra concerts, having bake sales, and selling mums, were only a few of the projects they sponsored during the year. They adopted a child in Brazil with some of their funds, and on Thanksgiving, provided a number of families with turkey and all the goodies. During the Christmas holidays, these enthusiastic girls gave a com- plete Christmas to a needy family. Later in the year, they sponsored a fashion show and gave the donations to under- privilaged children. The fantastic Stage Band livened up our assemblies with its fabulous music. All of the members put forth much of their time and effort in preparing for each of their performances. They were able to play for our Junior Miss Pageant, and also played in jazz festivals at East High School, and Northern Arizona University. 'H-N S Club-Top Row: Toni Gibbons, Sara Freeman, Debbie Smitherman, wood Kathy Kealey, Trisha Calvert Le Baron, K, lcedly, K. Johnson, P. Soctt K. Purvis, D. Moody, M. Pomeroy D. Kempton, L, Jannasch, L. Gregory. Third Row: G Wright, K. Michaud, T. White, V. Patterson, B. Purvis, Bottom,Row: D. Pennell J Crane N Combs M B King, J.Jenkins, B. Playing the trombone fantastically, with a sweet and low tone and an oc casional super loud vibe is Delwin Stapley. and SCTVICC Hot on the drums is stage band worth, beating out a wild rhythm. 'W Two New Clubs P ,I .,..,.....v- Sitting around apicnic table enthusiastically making plans for another Spirit Club project are Meg Mantzey, Mike McKay, Val Foley, and Jim Forrest. What will they think of next? rovide More Activities to Promote Spirit Small but mighty would be one way to label Westwood's new Spirit Club. It was organized to create and promote more spirit. They made their presence known at all the sports activities by setting up their own cheering section complete with deafening warhpops and bright orange flash cards. Painting the sidewalks for Mesa-Westwood Week was another club project. Their enthusiasm and loyalty was com- mendable. Action was the key word behind the Student Action Committee this year. Maybe you saw the newly painted restrooms or the litter-free lawns sometime during the year. These projects are both the work of the SAC. They also sponsored a novelty booth for Night on the Townl' and gave the profit to charity. Perhaps their most important achievements were made when they were working with the Student Council to make beneficial changes in our school. Even though it was a new club, the members contributed considerably to the improvement of Westwood. N,-,x ,fu N. .5 0 5 if I A Spirit Club-Top Row: Gary Church, Rose Marie Locati, Mr. Clark, Michele Row! Joe GFHHI, Jim Forest. Tim LUCRCII, Meg Mantzey, J. Ford, S. Gard- Alred, George Haynes, Bobi Lesh, Gilbert Mendoza, Chris Joseph. Front ner, V. Foley, M. Kaultenhauser, L. Lamareaux, J. McMullin. I I2-SPIRIT CLUB, SAC Sing along with Sandy, are the words heard from these energetic teenagers while getting it together. Pictured from left is Debe Alcantar, Sandy Farley, Dawn Griffin, and Nancy Nilles of which are all members of the new Student Action Committee. Q ' ,gl STUDENT ACTION COMMlTTEE-'TOP ROW-KCr1Orbaker,R0y MCA? gelt, Milton Mandeville, Cord Rotz. Bottom Row-David Niles, Stephen fee. Mike Mazza. JON Willi21mS. G0rd0n Fuller. -l0hH Th0l'l1PS0I1. Pam Cobb, Nancy Nilles, Sandy Farley, Angela McGuire, Flynn Theaman, Wright, Bob Nilles, Pam Cowgill, Debe Alcantar. Middle Row-Shelley Dawn Griffin, Ronnie Vega, LoriMcDonald, Philli Murrietta. P Kroner, Diane Logan, Melanie Hall, Patti Smoot, John Taylor, Eric Wei- Pom Line and Cheerleaders Help Create Above: Showing their support for the hard working football team are Kathy Kimball, Paula Nielson, and Caroline Vegh. Excitement, Spirit Great spirit, an optimistic view and unrelenting enthusiasm were all qualities of this years cheerleaders and pom pom girls. Through all our football and basketball games these Warriors cheered our team onward, never loosing faith when things looked bad. Coached by Miss Bixbi, the cheerleaders and Warrioretts worked hard in perfecting their cheers and routines. ln fact, this past year the Warrioretts held practices during A and lst period with the band, besides the after school practices till five on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Also, to promote spirit, the Warrioretts sold cookies every other Wednesday in an effort to help raise funds for the scholarship fund for Pom Camp. They attended Band Day on Nov. 6 and went to San Diego with the band in May. Lets thank them for making Westwood great! l t l l l l l Warriorettes-Top Row: Kathy Kimball, Stephanie Millet, Julie Freestone, lor, Kathy Miehaud. 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W x X 'Z' Q 'A Q K 1 f A-K 1 QL I, H A? V-M L, A- A .4 .1 , i A A, X lm fn in 'if .r 1.....ATl 115 fm 170 if 'ah 'W ffl' 'mn Hb fn IIE 'YV W fn' NA lm fy-fb .9 I lv- , -. -b K L 4 ,- lk and, Honor Choir ake Kudo in West Selling candy, holding rummage sales, and collecting stamps were just a few of the ways Westwood's Varsity Marching Band raised enough money to attend the l972 Western Band Competition in La Mesa, California. Under the direction of Mr. Joe Lloyd, Westwood's band was se- lected as one of the top ten bands in the West. Spirited sounds and lots of talent characterized WW Marching Band this year. Leading the student body in the fight song, ac- companying the cheerleaders with their soulful tunes and presenting outstanding half time shows, led to making our band number one. A group of select seniors was chosen this year to make up the Westwood High School Honor Choir. This years activ- ities consisted of an exciting tour to Ajo, Arizona. Christmas concerts and a special concert with Ross Carmichael at ASU. They entered the ASU Festival receiving a superior rating. The group under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth White per- formed many concerts before small groups and clubs. Both the Band and Choir had a fantastic year! Y 'wt ff. ,,I.'Q-ft, ' A4-RN' 3... :xr -- .r 5 l x Getting ready for their next big performance, Majorettes Debby Huesman, Terri Aust, and Kathy Kelly pose happily. sk , -Q 3 ' -A ,V -- Q, , . ..' . Gs Varsity Band Top Rowg Jim Bird, Mike Lint, John Eskey, Mark Bond, Randy Brengle. Barbara Cathcart, Marcal Peck, Don Keyser, Cipc Espan- ofa, Delwin Stapley, Mac Hoopes, Don Knight, Bill Tryon, Jim Stock, Chris Spiel. Second Row: Tim Altum, Dixie Duffey, Nancy Taylor, Denise Miller, Cheryl Skoglund, Joy Duteher, Beverly Dennis, Bobby Liles, Lindi Gregory, Denise Powell, Ann Stanley, Kathy McDonald. Third Row, Roger . , - - .. -, .. v. tt---5 ir. . .1 534, aria, H-.-iw' H' .. .. . ,IT , 1 v. rf- ,g '- x' 1 . ' ' - T' ' K' P ' ' A r --er H ,H 1 I Stout, Jim Slater, Dean Smith, Kim Richardson, Clyde Stapley, Cireg An- derson, Chuck White, .ludy Morris, Sue Ciarthe, Marianne Randon, Karen Simmons, Janna Johnson, lfirst Row: Vicky Stoneburner, Camille Robe- deau, Laura Schurig, Kathy Petty, Donna Winterstein, Anne Cannon, Cheryl Curtis, Tracy Nichols, Terry Janne, Randy Shinn. Bart Woodworth, Steve Rhoton. HONOR CHOIR-VARSITY BAND-l l9 Students Unite to Discuss HNow,' Problems Interested in holding an office in your own city or even be- coming governor? If so, then Girl's or Boy's State is for you. Girlis and Boy's State were just two of the workshops held this past summer, and was geared to students who were in- terested in learning about government proceedures. How? A mythical state is formed, officials elected and then run for a week. By participating in this the student learns that he has Below are the members of Anytown. Left: Sylvia Martinez, Leslie Butters, Mildred Makil, Jane Valleskey, Kim Mehalko, Front: Carolyn Hom, Kathy responsibilities as a citizen and that every act of government has some bearing on his own life. Another workshop held this past summer was Anytown, or Brotherhood Camp. Held up in the Prescott pines students spent a week learning about other ethnic groups. Ideas were exchanged among the participants and students came back with a better understanding ofthose around them. MacDonald. Not pictured are, Julie Wright, and Kathy Jones. 120-ANYTOWN Delegates lo Model U.N. include lBackJ Joan Passey, Mr. Young lsponsorj, Bob Robb, Qfrontj Eugenia Nebreda, Susan Jepson, and Kathy Grulzmucher. Below: Delegates lo Boy's and Girl's Stale are Qliackj Christy Strauch, Ivan McClaws, Becky Riggs, Lyle Brandt, Kathy Grutzmacher, CFrontJ Mark Tau, Nancy Anna- la. Grant Woods, and Dennis Claypool. 9 N 1 A 5 1 s 'ii' .x x Q. -Kin, it ,,,,., ll if fb' -5 I , . , v . Q I 1' grief V ff ' 5 ff, I B 555' ' 1. T S UQ L . 'luv S X .lim 1 MODEL U.N. 84 BOYS 84 GIRLS STATE-l2l Pjboverdohn 'Kondopoulus is our AFS student from Greece. Below: John, front center, tells fbackj Scott lines, Linda lghle, Lory Copenhaver, Frank Wright, ffrontj Cathy Stewart, and Pam Wagner a- boutlhis home. - aff ith - FS Students I came from a country which is smaller than the state of Arizona, much smaller, but only in size. I learned a lot about the United States of America and I offered all I know about the Greek nation. I saw an America as I expected to see. I faced the problems which before were only words for me. America was the super- nation. It reached the top, on which Greece was for more than a thousand years. Everything new and unbeliev- able can be seen in America. America and its youth is different from the European. There are the hippies, the Jesus people and the Americans. All these people must unite after a num- ber of years when they'll be the re- sponsible generation. Will they do it? Due to American laws. John will have to wait to cycle ride until he returns to his homeland of Greece. Promote Better World nderstanding djr Above: Home, Home on the range is where our own foreign exchange student, Eugenia, and her guitar roam. Below: Due to physical disabilities, Tom Sumpter and Eugenia must resort to just giving moral support during a game. During this year there have been fun and easy days which l won't forget, but the days in which l have learned and grown the most were the difficult ones. I saw no more than a mass ol indifferent people. But you have also given me the chance to live wonder- ful days when l met people interested in life and indifferent to raee, religion, or appearance, days when l saw beau- tiful eanyons and poor Indian villages. These days have given me faith in life, for they made me believe that there is something and someone in the world to live for. Hasta siempre. 'i ' Ti 1 ,C x X X Contemplating her stay in Arizona, lzugenia Ne- brada anticipates her return home to Spain. AFS STUDENTS-123 ,F F133 l24-CHORAL WORKSHOPS .rkf. Above: Chorus Workshop members are Julie Jenkins, Janet Harwood, Kathy Michaud, Laurie Henderson, Milfred Makil, seated: Julie NeSmith, Paul Cruikshank, and Diana Lynch. Left: Debate Workshop members are Robert Robb, Robert Clark, and .lim Forrest. Below Nancy Annala par- ticipated in student government workshop. Summer Workshops Prove to Be Beneficial 3 C3 he Above: Journalism workshop members are Kathy Grutzmacher, Sally Marks, Teri Talerico, and Jane Valleskcy. Below: Several members of music workshops are Back Row Left: Linda Willis, Teresa White, Sara Freeman, Faie Brinkerhoff, Kristy Johnson, Ann Petersen, Tana Nielson, Sue Garthe. Middle: Ed Coleman, Andy Vogt, Andy Shumway, Tim Brown, Steve Ericson, Seated: Mike Bean, Dave Garthe, John Frontone, Mark Bond. UQ-P Q Y lf WBF'1'. I wh Debators, musicians, journalists, and student leaders represented West- wood at various summer workshops throughout the state. Receiving half scholarships and full scholarships, students developed their talents and received intensive training in their rc- spective fields. Orchestra, Band, and Journalism workshoppers headed North to NAU and the cool pines off Flagstaff. Heat- ed debates and informative speech sessions were held in the Debate Work- shop at ASU. All in all it was a very productive, interesting summer for these students. eg .S Ni s,Q N94 E DEBATE SL JOURNALISM WORKSHOPS-IZ5 ,g . 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K, '- ,rf ', f . , . ,lilly-, A .jar ,vi -, -W , ' w ' Er' '-.'xf': 'M QM my QW. ,Q 1 My like is ,V ML ' F, M vt Buck Row: .loun Pusscy, lSludcnl Body Recording Sccrcluryj, lvan' MU' . Claws, fSludcnl Body Prcsidcnll, Nancy Annulai. lSludcnl liodyfVicc Prcslv dcnll, Diane lfinlinson, lStudcm Body Corresponding Sccrclairgl. lid Slundzigc, Christy Slruuch. Middle Row: Grunt Woods, lllllll Ships, Rich., ard Ray, Beth lfurnsworlh, Chris Schwzilhc, lil1g3nia'Nehr:ula, 5cclQ Rigfls. Putty Lowe, Mollie Calhoun, Mr. Dodcl, Demi fitllCIll1lI,.lUuLG.lwfl' If .lim Hull. Michele Dailey. .lohn Konaopoious, sciiiuug iam iiilnmihnt lf-I '- 'Qs Bird, Sydney Ray, Craig Brookshy, Lucille Wright, Brel Cnriitll? M: , ,i i- i--ii if CNY IQ ' 1 5 1 X i . .A ,.,. 4 i :gf-..,.4 rr, qs,-. , z ,.s xv - ,, 1 i,'k'i,,25: 'Mft ' A .Dixie .ghtxgiagfsilfig ' I ' I 4. ' I is l C ' -f 1.w..'Qi:sQ1,' ff' '3 J -,Q-P ,Hx 4t'3'f'i'3fij.',: 2iTf'3f5'..-L'.F'? Qj 5.-4' r 5, b.,?:5zZg4ji:,i li. Q,-4. , 35: , . . T A . 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He then went into the semi-finals. r-Q . ,- gnc 1 -X Above: Robert Clark is a national Merit Scholarship finalist while Terri Aust, left, takes numerous twirling awards. pi- - K -' as -JA- f. .fain-,faf lif xv-4.'k 1 ,,,.f I FFA SWEETHEART-l29 Homecoming Royalt 130-HOMECOMING ROYALITY Gary Gietz and Nancy Annala Homecoming King and Queen f-'Q Kevin Smith Lyle Brandt Becky Riggs Babs Purvis Attendants AUCf1dHYliS 12? P Q, .D Ivan McLaws Tom Sumpter Liz Standage Caroline Vegh Attendants Attendants HOM ECOMING ROYALITY-l3l P 'ln twngffkf 132-Sweethearts Lida Prince Is Westwood Sweetheart Swee t Wikia. 5 5, U, KN ..g. . ., : u+z,:a51'1:'1:1-. A . - may -, EU:-,,--5: ,W-5.,.,3x:,-5.2 :Wg 4. -'.,,,.3q ,- :'.4,',-f-1.1, ,.:,,,,.,:,,M hm ,.L, . uw, 5 vi, gig!! . ,A ,, ,. if M W 'sfg ' t'1 T -W f ,pw fs , ',-4 ju.. , ,t A .As 7, 413 1 1 fx fflf ,tmp L, ,E .4-'L 1 Inf. ?ffveg,fyL,i XFfr 3, A Vi W M, ,Q in 5 gm ig ul kynfg' wwf 1: in .Q .3 '. .. K L gem: ,fA.,t,-'H - f S I . 4 . N - if MH' ,W . 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J es bf VU 5 X r Q Leslie .lunnusch aint 'IM WMU FM Q My AP Sf Lynn Van Luchenef Attendant 5 l36-HONORS Seniors Glorified hrough Contests Each year Westwood students participate in various con- tests dealing with academics, homemaking, and school, as well as public services. During each school year the Elks Club presents two Youth Leadership Awards. Contestants to this outstanding pro- gram must submit forms outlinging their participation in school and community projects. Grant Woods and Nancy Annala took both awards from the Mesa-Chandler district. They won money for their education and will later partici- pate in a state contest. One of the biggest honors a senior can earn is that of being a winner of the Junior Miss title. In this contest girls compete in acadmics, talent, and poise. Christy Strauch won the title for 1972, while Becky Riggs came in as runner-up. Silvia Martinez, also of Westwood, earned the physical fitness trophy. Liz Standage won the Arizona-Nevada competition in the annual Make It Yourself with Wool contest. Westwood seems to have many talented students to be proud of! Left: Displaying her tailored creation is winner of the Nevada-Arizona com- petition in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest, Liz Standage. A- bove: Student leaders, Nancy Annala and Grant Woods won the Elks Lead- ership Award. v' Blond and beautiful Becky Riggs represented Mesa as the first runner-up. ual? L.,-I Stunning the audience with her superb performances, Sylvia Martinez earn- ed the physical fitness award. Junior Miss for 1972 is Christy Strauch! Christy later went on to be first runner-up in the state competition. HONORS-l37 mill' ff' g l .1 gl ,.-r Mark Tau Christy Strauch Valedictorian Salutarian 2 -up---...,.... -q..,,,K J.- Q KV '-wr ,Tk ' Top Ten Students-Top Row: Babs Purvis, Joyce Willis, Jane Brower, David Venice Brinkerhoff, Diane Yerkes. Pew, Karen Pruitt, Robert Clark. Bottom Row: Dick Newth, Cindy John, 138-Honors 4 ' -----....,,'f' '--L. 6' Tau and Strauch Earn Top Scholastic wards at Westwood Four years of intensive studying and hard work were cli- maxed for Mark Tau and Christy Strauch upon earning the honor of leading the class of 1972. Valedictorian Mark Tau accumulated a grade average of .9l4, the highest in a class of 784 seniors. Reviewing Mark's outstanding achievements in the areas of scholastic achieve- ment, citizenship, service, and athletics, one discovers a unique individual. A delegate to Boy's State, member of National Honor Society, Christian Youth of America, Var- sity Track, Varsity Cross Country. . .and the list goes on. Coming in a close second was Saluditorian Christy Strauch, another outstanding individual at Westwood this year. Establishing high goals and pursuing them diligently led Christy to success in a variety of areas: Honor Choir, Orchestra, Honor Band, Girl's State, Student Council, National Honor Society, and Mesa's Junior Miss. Con- gratulations to two deserving students. The remainder of the top ten were Babs Purvis, Joyce Willis, Jane Brower, Karen Pruitt, Richard Newth, Robert Clark, David Pew, Cindy John, Venice Brinkerhoff, and Diane Yerkes. A society of students placed scholastic achievement, citizenship, service, and good character above all else. This year the National Honor Society strove to attain their goals and serve' the school at the same time. David Pew led the organization with Peter Taylor as his Vice-President. Karen Pruitt served as secretary and Joyce Willis handled the financial end. J .fig Q if ,, N-L X T l W- . National Honor Society-Top Row: David Pew, Diane Yerkes, Karen Pruitt. Middle Row: Christy Strauch, Becky Riggs, Mark Tau, Liz Standage, Billie Pace. Bottom Row: Venice Brinkerhoff, Joyce Willis, Edith Sloan, Kathy Grutzmacher, Toni Gibbons, Mrs. Pinkert fsponsorj. Honors-I39 I l L-1 I I 1 D 5: .1 .1 ,J A wt ev- A - George Smith Gavin Humphrey Richard Kilbourne Superintendent Associate Director of Superintendent Secondary Education 1, ,3 , i 63- 54' Q V ' fr A i' ' .Wu Dell Chamberlain Bill Lovett Assistant Assistant Superintendent Superintendent During his second year as Westwood's principal Mr. Sturdevant often mingled with students during lunch. Here he gains insight into student opinions as he talks with Becky Rogers. 142 - ADMINISTRATION Administration akes 0 Above: Assistant Principal Mr. Free takes time out to discuss Chris Valerio's graduation plans. Below: Superintendent George Smith looks over the progress ofCCEM with Valery Van Gundy. Sl? K tt? any Changes for School and Pupils 54 il James Sturdevant Dale Charles Robert Free William White Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Guy Buckley School Board Member John Kerr School Board Member ' Z I Lynn Sharp School Board Member Carol Dippold Eula Harris Mary Manriquez Audrey Morphis Asst. Principal Sec. Principal Secretary Asst. Principal Sec. Asst. Principal Sec. R gt. Donald Ellsworth School Board Member Rani Louthan School Board Member Lynn Werner School Board Member Encouraging Mr. White, new Assistant Principal, with her prettiest smile is Debbie McCall. Its as easy as that! exclaims Mr. Charles to Joyce Lockhart as he explains hcr new schedule to her. The computer system of scheduling proved to be rather inefficient this year. w. p .... A, PRINCIPALS, SCHOOL BOARD- 143 1' .2 sr.. -1' 'iv 'l ,li l Q in l H411 .sg ' db ,ef ' gg 'Q ' l 3 .fi if Steve Davidson Ruth Diegel Music Home Ec. William Engelsman Bill Ebert Music Counselor Noel Frank Jack Frontone P.E. Counselor Nancy Gearhart George Gezelius Home Ec. Auto Mechanics 'H Louis Dodez John Donovan Social Studies Journalism Jerry Ferguson Brian Foster Social Studies Business Ed. Jean Gardner Dave Gates Crafts P,E. Leroy Gibbons Marie Gish Music Foreign Language Vocational Classes Lend Helping Hand to Students Future Below: Handing .lim Boyle a piece of wood is Phill Procker while an unidentified Vocational Ag student throws a chunk of wood into the back ofa pick-up truck. Above: Diligcntly trying to put the engine back together is Auto Mechanic's student .lim McAfee. X in 21 ji s il l 1 5 ariety of Classes Adds Spice to the nvolvement of All Harry Goodman Ruth Harper Dick Hawkins Dave Heffington 7 ' 'K ' is is fm 'l3 ' Social Studies English Biology Business Ed. me -Q .-:1..,,,,, inn lawn .an ' gg . ,, .. X, Mr. Martinez, our newest teacher to the school, gets acquainted with Kristie Myers and Marie Ruckdashel by lending a helping hand. 146 - FACULTY Questioned by Dennis Burkett's health, school nurse, Mrs. Cramer examines his weight. She rendered many services to help students. Richard Heward Herb Hillman Voc. Ag. Business Howard Herst Chemistry Home Frank Hudson Joyce Huffaker Arless Jackson Betty Jackson Auto Mechanics English Business Librarian Dee .laimes Stanley Janecz ko Stan Johnson Ned Jolly Registration Audio Visual English P.E. Doris J ones Jay Dean Jones Larry Judd Ray Kartchner Counselor English Industrial Arts Foreign Languages Wtv- ...,. A ssts 50-Ann Kimball Stephan Laney Al-l-lS0nl7ee -l0e ljloyd Assisting Alan Hutcheson with tips about a broadway grand Counselor SCC- All Sclence Mllslc stage is Mr. Jones as they reach for the center of attraction. -V i f 5 ' , g-, Q ,. a- 4 ,P'5f '1? Q Q u 4 , 'P A A 1 ' I D 9 'A A A lc I: . . xl Nx n ,v ' F A Af' 4 'Is 'P' 'A x ,A 4 1' uf- 'fp ' '9 'A A 'z' 1: 'M Alnx Ai ,T Q .I . . , ,e A ' ' as Pb fi 5 'th .'R- '17 Q 'A A. Wx cl: If 'Q it F A A 5 f '77 'f' ' :A ff T., '04 if-, . , ., . s ,Q A A .NX Mx :grip 0 'K -,V l 'N . Q . Q Af ft eo.. . 't' f' 04' f'A- A A, A, A- A a F' 14 4, 6, I, fo fo cv 1 f Q ' 1, A A L f' fo f fo ,, 1- T' - 4 C ' ' A' A '7' 'X' 5 A , :A I A A A 5 A 4 V A ' - ' A' A fit l A A f 6 A 'Q R ' . ' .. f 4- 'A This is just like making mud pies! whispers three unidentified Chefs learn'thc art ofcooking and many other homemaking hints. Art students as they add ingredients for a cake. The boys in t-his class FACULTY-I47 John Louis Dorothy Luciani Leona Maas Joe Martinez Auto Mechanics Librarian English Health Ed. Joyce Matsumoto Austin Shirly Meade Neil Merrill P.E. McNaughton Biology Social Studies P.E. H u,i, ...wt 1, h yy it 5 'Wilda Merrill Andre Messali Esther Middleton Clete Miller Home Ee. Bookstore Mgr. English Chemistry Delores Miller Margaret Miller Burdell Moody Kenneth Morris Math Counselor Art Biology Morrow Frank Mounts Les Mueller Yolanda Munoz Photography Biology Math P.E. X - .tx Jacquelyn Noll Frances Norman Dean Odegaard Helen Ung Receptionist Foreign Language English Business Ed. l48 - FACULTY ff, Learning how to put the film in the projector is just one ofthe things that Rick Lucchesi and Paul Bateman do in their Audio Visual class. Closly observing the workmanship of Jerry Penman is teachers aid Mrs. Webb. She helped many students during the year. Home Economies and A.V. Help Pave the a for Students Working diligently on a Kristy Effhauscr original this home-ec student demonstrates her creative abilities. ual!! Z Ruth Perkins Leo Peterson Joe Pico Jane Pinckert Registration Voc. Ag. P.E. Social Studies Jan Pipes Robert Pultz Linda Randall Erv Reid English Business Ed. English Math Geneva Rhodes Jorth Richardson Registration Foreign Language Tenderly coaxing the child who is in her care to share his clay is Debbie Luebke, This is just one of the many situations that the girls in the Child Development class try to handle. iv QI 'J' r Sharing in the delight of a child's open happiness is Mar Sandoval as she helps a little boy down the slide. Duane Richmond Melvin Rudd Jr. Anneta Ryan Richard Sawyer English Industrial Arts Librarian Vocal. Arts 'Pi I 2 'Q' Tim Scannell Max Schlarbaum Jean Shields Dorothy Shouse Adam, Apple, Arnold Work experience student, Trina Hillary, English Industrial Arts P.E. Biology helpfully looks up the schedules of students for the teachers. Franklin Skogen Wayne Slade Don Smith Vera Smith Counselor Math Social Studies Food Pro. Karen Smolkevich Clifford Spain Jerry Stansbury Keith Stapley Librarian Dr. Ed. P.E. English a. 0- Brian Stchr James Stewart Helen Stortz Vannie Summers Social Studies English Social Studies Social Studies Al Thomas Chuck Thompson Norine Thornhill George Tihanyi Social Studies Business Ed. English Social Studies l50 - FACULTY . , l x X i Controlling the steady flow of students wishing to see their counselors is just one ofthe many services performed by Mrs. Kimball. Here Terri Buchholz makes an appointment. Assisting Rosemary Mendoza with the readers guide is English teacher, Mr. Richmond. The reading guides prove to be very handy for research. Benny Townsend Keith Tucker Lora Valentine Paul Wells Health Ed. Opp. Hall Home Ec. Social Studies Corwin West Elizabeth White Edith Wolta G.O. Wilks Chemistry Music Registration Social Studies Jim Wurtz Fern Yerby Richard Young English Business Ed. Social Studies Counselors Help Solve Problems Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Give Top Service All Year Above: Ted Rhodes takes time to laugh with Dan Sherwood during his 1 Ei .Q Q lunch break. Below: Al Geldarski grins before attempting to clean the high windows above the doors. 5, ,, 1 ,, i Ei , Es 3 fi l Gene Rowley tries out one ofthe bicycles he has discovered laying around the campus. Keep on truckin! rag :I 1 Manager of our tasty food at the Al Carte, Eleanor Duboce is surprised at the unusual burro demand. - 1 I ov' Custodians Back Row: Jim Vinson, Harry Collins, Clarencc Chew, Ray Nielson, Harry Reed, Front Row:Gene Rowley, Dan Sherwood, Cruz Blanco, Ted Rhodes, Al Geldarski. Cafeteria Workers Top Row: Al Ruhland, Lorraine Ash, Maymie Folker, Virginia Whipple, Cuca Amaya, Diana Pearce. Middle Row: Charlene Landroth, Eleanor Duboce, Stella Holt, lone Goodman, Zovah Evertt, Irma Fenner, Ann McKinziy, Pat Anderson. Bottom Rowzjuanita Williams, Donna Cortez, Donna Meunier, Mildred Schulz, Edith Pindler, Elizabeth Camerion, Verna Bullock - Manager. ffl' J A in f' Q I ji 1 . ii i 5 I ' lp , , .. t j 1 A ., ,rkhk ,. C, WM 4 K - 1 ,V .. .K 1 f 1 ' -5' fir' for S .. , . . Q :bv , A ki N':E , R . x A K , K ,gg K ,.,. . N, ,.',, .L SL . L ,K . A I K . Nr I is Ag A is 1 FACULTY STAFF- 153 smacking 206010666 M 1 s XJR S Qkiii wi' 'VR A 'F New vis A f- .fs U J A ihai :V d 1 S I an f 4 4 Q F. 941 1. qv, ni -'S Glenn Pat Bob Cathy Dan Diane Abney Acosta Adams Adams Adams Adams 'iw Q11 V ff' ' ' A B .B A L f 'ft' A A r ..., . gif? .. ix A. Nay Tom Bob James Margie Marya Aleantar Alder Alger Allen Allen Allen f Zbv 11575 ii, r Q . i :kk 'vi V ' fa' A I ,Q 1 AQ , H V it ,fm Kevin Dawn Julio Darwin Daryrene Jan Allred Allyn Altamirano Anderson Anderson Anderson ffieers and Council Have a r . 1 4. Carole Marlene Aguilar Albright Richard Wyatt Allen Allen Kevin Yasmin Anderson Anderson usy Year rw -V-410440-Q0 ,',.4f' Top Row-David Jones, Michele Friess, Kim Cummins, Wendy Johnson, LeBaron, K.Hiatt, J.Searles. Bottom Row-R.l'arnsworth, S.Hurley, R. Jeane Mosier, Joni Bingham, Cris Wiegert, Steve Gainer. Middle Row- Keyword, J.Hall, T. Gardner, L.Prince, C.Flakc, J.Neilson, Donna Margie Allen, D.Vensor, D.Ladd, S.McCreary, P.Shipes, T.Bradford, L. NiChk0lSOH, DOHTIH C0l'WiI1- SOPHOMORES-l57 ff? Mark Pam Andre Dick Tony Diane Larr, Ray Andrade Andrews Angrick Anke Apple Armenta Armenta Armenta A . . 7 --.' 2 3:3-Q ' I it A . , g X- , 'Y ,Q E et i ,Si e.. Ax . at t Melinda Karen Lurline Spencer Karel Tom Amy Fred Armstrong Arnett Arnett Arnett Arnold Arrigan Arvayo Ashby .ff Richard Thomas Susan Ric Diana Pam Greg Eva Ashe Aust Averett Babbitt Bahr Baillie Bair Balderrama Nancy Donna Barb Linda Kay Mike Cathy Diane Barber Barcus Barr Barraza Barry Barta Bartow Bates it-55, A te ttatt r Coni Mike Brad Christine Yllonda David Billie Laura Baugh Bean Beard Beard Bebout Bedford Begay Bell J im Raymond Darla Dennis Barbara Neill Joni Barbara Berry Best Bever Bickett Bigelow Billiet Bingham Bivona Carl John Mark Richard Sondra Danny Bev Jon Black Black Blake Blake Blanton Bloehs Boardman Bodine 158-SOPHOMORES Students Find New ays of Enjo ment Gary Cheryl Leslie Mark Boehnke Boyle Boyle Boynton lufvz S Caught in the dastardly act of causing a fire drill is Dennis Whitaker Richard Russell Terri as he eagerly prepares to trigger offthe alarm. Bowden Bowers Braafhart Bradshaw f QVVfL,VNfX M swf? , .g. - - ,, f ' s - fyutdeofag I . t , l ,Y J ts. l X Louie John Margaret Ron Craig David Patty Felice Brewer Briant Briggs Briggs Brinton Brinton Britten Brooks Ralph Danae Gail Rhonden Debbie Tim Connie Terri Brooks Brown Brown Brown Browning Brundage Buchanan Buchholz Peter Buckles Renae Burnham John Shaun Buckmister Budy . 1' . il . Q . ' qx V , .lim Grayling Butler Caffall 9 .4997 Marlene Doug Cindy Bonnie Jolene Bunch Burden Burge Burklund Burnham Chad Stanley Rhonda Michelle Randy Carling Carpenter Carson Carter Carter SOPHOMOR ES- l 59 Y XEA, -a , it Q Louie Frank Denise Sharla Anne Janet Susan John Casillas Castro Cecchet Chambers Chancellor Chapman Chapman Chappell , Tx Cliff Ray Steve Karla Scott Gary Georjean Chappelle Charles Cheney Christensen Christensen Church Clark Ron Clark Terri Debbie Christy Della David Charles Larry is Pete Clark Cline Cluff Cluff Clute Cochran Cochran Cochran Jim Cherie Dena Douglas Toni Kristy Cathy Coffman Cokeley Coleman Coleman Coleman Combs Compten 4' ei Q 4 ,, 2 1 sz Norman ' .luan Ron Dana .lay Lee Sharalee Mike Connolly Contreras Contreras Cook Cook Cook Cook Cooley 2,3 xi-, C I . Danna Larry Rick Ruth Sanford Lory Thelma Coombs Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Copenhaver Corder I 'MQ 'K M f Q gg. , 'r-I' Q , f 'ales Dina ,QB Glen Alan Debi Louise George Cortez Corwin Coulter Cox Craig Crank Crespin ,TJ l60-SOPHOMOR ES Pat Coria Peggy Crone Books ake a Good .ir K' it 3 .. A Mi ' - ... I Qf,- r' it if N. Y Kathy Richard Kim Jeannine Crosby Cummard Cummins Curtiss Help Me! Pleads library helper Lenora Westboork as she tries her hardest to reach the nearest table in desperation. As the expression on her face shows, it can't be easy to study while your arms ache from Iugging books around to study. Matt Joery .lose Carol Dana Daniel Delgado Demetri 7 -f g Q iff 1 I Sterling Barbara Pam Montez DeWitt Diegel Dietz Dike Dee Dee J ohn Dillard Dillon Bryan Kurt 4' Charles Laurie Doane Dohrer Karen Tim Donahoe Donath Dorchester Dorn Alan Mike Leslie ' Kathyx--. Doro Dougherty Douglas ll- Dowd X5 y , .ig 'S g as lip if i fy I - 'v Steve Luanne Steven David Doyle Drayton Drew Dropp SOPHOMOR ES-l6l Dixie Douglas Duffy Duffy Julia Edwards Carol Edwards 0-4-AX xXx Paul Ellsworth John Engel Karen George Falconer Farley o 7,5 if J ! I sy? e. W Connie Lorri Flake Flake in Gail Janet Forbes Ford J ,we M -'lv' 'WM 5, Ja... 1 Diana Jim Pamela A tte Calvin Marcia Dugan Dunton Durst Duthie East Eaton J il K Vx U ' ' l V 'Y 1 . - A is , , .0 , A M j Q , , 1r r - U ,V , Mark Jeff David Kenneth Susan Matt Egan Egnor Eichorn Elles Ellis Ellsworth E ii ,S Q. Q. , . 3 s Q23 a 1 'Qi , L. ,.i as-ft MQ if C QE u S ,f Jennifer Steve Tom Chris Lupe Beverly Enos Erickson Escobedo Espinosa Espinoza Everson Yffy Y. 'ggw Debby Farney Ross Ronald Steven Mark Mark Farnsworth Farr Fassett Fernandez Finlinson pgs Risa Rick Eleanor Joe Glenda Dave Flaminio Flores Flores Flory Floyd Fogle Neil Mark Christine John-7 V Debbie Kathy Forsgren Foster Fowers Franoe ,ff Franklin Frazier Mark Elise Frazier Frcestonc l62-SOPHOMORES Michele Charlene Mark Marty Ken Steve Freiss Frelix Friese Froncek Furr Gainer Communit Service raws Sophomores fi' Nr , Nancy Cathy Galliger Galvan Dean Gardner K A we , L is m S it 235' r six if-'. 5 Nb li Jesse Zennie Garcia Garcia - ,, A, fy X 15: .. .-.sex Q . .. 'if Q ih. Q ,L t Q ,. h 5 Teresa Thomas Greg Terry Christine Tim Charlie Gardner Garner Gatewood Gerald Gering Gibbons Gibbs 'Q i 1 fi x fix -' 2' Q Q. is Si N 5 5 Q. 1: is ' Ward Ken Marc Glorya Gilbert Goble Goettel Gonzales L, Mies ,,:-'k N .,,, 3 ii ::' 4 es as 'Q 1 1 '--- e iii . ' C ee Ir' Anthony David Wayne Steve Gonzalez Gose Gose Goss -1, B, A 53 i x Kevin Brian John Mitzi Graber Graham Grandy Grant I N K1-'fila With flowers to brighten up some lucky patient's day and a warm smile, sophomore Sue O'Neil devotes her time to others. f as 1 Y Er li t it Carl Charlotte Cheryl Jan A Randy Brent Jim Lucille Graves Gray Gray Greenwood Greesley Gregory Gflffifl Gfinef gf' SZ 'Q Mike Mike Slcve Patty Louise Ann Roberta L. Lyn Grisz Groth Grutzmacher Guerrero Guevremont Gunning Guren Gurr SOPHOMORES-163 ash-Mesa Week ups Enthusiasm for HS Sv Q-iff is ,Q I yi' L: Q . Q : sw im g ' tst T Vicki Lyn Dale 0-die Gurr Guthrie GUUCYYCZ H x ff ti tt .1 A Delia Greg Cheri Janice Hale Hale Hall Hall up K 'mb-w If Jennifer Kathy Cindy Carla Hall Hall Halsey Hamblin s iz i ' i .., s .. I, A. ' 'Kare'n -'-- Mark Gary Laura 3 Hamblin Hamblin Hamm Hampton HANG THE BUNNIES! yells Warrior Teresa Gardner as Lauri Flake gets a preview ofwhat's in store for the rabbits. Debbie Donnia Ken Doug Hancock Hancock Hankins Hansen X Mary Cheryl Kiarenix' 3 Charles Coralee Deryle L.T. Susie Harbison Hargrave kQarperQj Harris Harris Harris Harris Harrison 164-SOPHOMORES A, 'I W' I .si-A. :': X fl' it Q2 , ' .gif ' iii Rod Ben Dee Kathy Patrick Chris Gary Jim H art Hathcock H athcock Hawes Healy Heard Hefner Hemesath 05 . J If, Lynn Greg Hector Oscar Rene Rosemarie Jeff Sterling Henry Henson Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Herrera Hestand Hester Rick Roger Karen Karl Elaine Greg Sherry Patti Heywood Heywood Hiatt Hiatt Higley Hill Hill Hinshaw v I .t was le 1 . 'e. 1. . Q I' Jean Peggy Karen Gary Molly Carlos Stephen Paula Hipps Hirt Hoffman Holloway Holmgren Homer Honetschlager Hoopes of , Zi, Q .i tiii.s,, I J V Q M x i-: ' gi A ,ii -- fr -M -, :ii c I J so 1 '.-- I ' . A it I s' . I S fi I, - eeeee if 4' ' ,I Linda Mary Kay Keith Lanny Tina Dennis Irwin Mindy Hopper Hormandl Horne Home Horner Howard Howard Howard ,:-- sa .,, ,,... tix Z 'A li .uw T .Q , .E ' 'X ' I I I Q Andi Michael Larry Marilyn Tricia John Debbie Brian Hoyt Huff Hume Hunsaker Hunsaker Hurley Imperial Ishikawa Mark Ishikawa Cindy Robert Isley Jackson .lacquet Anna George Terry Jaimes Jaimes Jeffrey Lorna Jepson Q5 if X J L k YM' J Q7 1 ff N- AN fl- Debbie Aletha Bryn Carol Charlene Clifford Doug Gary Joe Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson f- 1 if . X at at f 5 . .' G , . - if 1 P,'r . N ,sss - jennifer Mark Randy Ron Sonja Susan Wendy William jghngon Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson .. . 3 liil '::-' ' 1. 11, ..:Q ' , , ' ' K i' ,ff ooii Coy Tina Gary Bruce Dave Glen Jennifer Mona Johnston Jolly Jonas Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones eret J ' -- ' ': , if so J J J - C - ' 5 -iri ., tg 5 V .L I Sherry Terri Jack Cyndi Bill Bob Linda Steve Jones Judd Kannapel Kartchner Keene Kegerreis Kelley Kelley J -. K . - :V .1 -saggy. A V . Wag iii . ,,, ,,.. M 5:.: 5 Q x . lj ef :sg my A' .s:ssJ,, - H: ZI- lmrgi, Y ki Rae Marla Wade Jim Mark Bob Gene Rhonda Kelliher Kempton Kempton Kennedy Kenwright Kerstetter Keyser Keyworth Todd Kienitz Brian Knight 166-SOPHOMORES Chuck Kinard Cheryl King David Knoblock David Kohl Craig King Kevin Kramer Diane M ary Kiser Kizer QE., Betty Kathy Kronborg Kronwald Theresa Karin Klatt Merlin Kupitz Kleinschmidt Randy Kutch uto Mechanics Proves to Be gdirt ' usiness, Indeed y .L sf .. Debbie Larry Labbe Labrier w4.X ,st ,ea We Q, Debbie Melanec Ladd Lake x M ' x R A fx LX. A i Gary 1' James ,ff Allan Rebeca Lammers k4Lamereaux -- Landauazo Lara KKTK F an ., 'iq .Q ,Q 43 i. fn Bm 1 . l A Did you check the fingernails? Rene l-lernandez's classmates coax him to 1 lu wash his hands as he complies to their wish. Patty Robin Cindy Laura Larkin If Laurie Laursen LeBarron Gale Lee Rick Leonard Lesh LeSucur Denise Lewis x, . 5 as mi L Randy Jim Kim Lee Lemcke Lene L i X C1 ' Bobbi Sheryl Terry Lewellen Diane Dennis Diane Lewis Lilly Lisonbee XXX ff Showing great aptitude is Danny McCoy as he follows the detailed in- structions given by Spencer Arnett. ,J I f by X, Y :K tt. if, t , I Z ici 5 E is f i LKAV ' X E 2. K R' f 9 I X 586 Lmda L0rl Rose Diane Glenn Don Pat Rick Little Livernols Locati Logan Long Lorenzen Lowell Lucchesi 1:11- Sherri Bruce Joanne Wilma Brenda Missy Darlene Nancy Lukehart Lundquist Lynn Mace Macias Macko Mader Madinger fiia Ruben Bo Car Juliana Paul Linda Rick Agustin Madue Makmney Maloney Malouff Mandeville Manker Manues Marin 1 R' 4 X it k A 5 af . - , . ' David Chris Terry Nasario Steve Gilbert Jacque Pauline Marlow Mark Marks Marquez Marsden Martinez Martinez Martinez r w . Tere Joe Anne Dick Maughan Mauzy Mayes Mayne - ,IS X Danny Suzanne Celeste Kevin McCoy McCreary McCulla McDaniel 'KX Debbie Ann Sean Pam Angela Linda Larry Kathy McDonald McDonnell McFarland McGraw McGuire McGuire McKinney MCMah0n Jiving to the soulful sounds of the Family Way Sophie Ray Charles Sophomores Get Big Welcome hile They Groove Solid Soul o X R' -'NLS Brent Mike Tricia Rosemary McMiIlen McPeck Mendez Mendoza eooo L -R .. llbl 'L Mercy Richard Robert John Mesa Messali Messali Metcalf . I X 1 .. 5 K I .X 5 EN ae I ff, K makes time to the music with senior Miriam Random Donna David Denise Fred Mickelson Miller Miller Miller li L 1 ' 'Hi' L' K t fp, Marianne Randy Gary Merry Ann Dan Tim Gail Janet Miller Milligan Minch Moffat Molina Montano Moon Moon r, r is 2. - . -1.1 w r, H. :-. R -1 , Ron Linda Lisa Lynn Robert Terry Moon Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore 75 Y ig f V r - Ig -, ,J K -fx I . - J kk K - .E :Z L My Shanna Dave Robert Jene Kevin Cathy Morris Mortensen Moser Mosher Mosey Mueller Kevin Joe Moran Morgan A , -. R ' 'if ie? f ix R- it ' -I G ' ii. rf- . A I l' in ' V X . ,Q: ',j Randy Lewis Mullen Munk SOPHOMORES-169 Sophie Warriors Show Spirit by mitating Football Squad This years I0 minute pass has aided many students. Here, Sophie boys take time during the longer break to show their eagerness in getting to their next class. Sophie girls look on with unbelieving eyes. - A ii , ' M S f .N it srn t Susan Jean Mark Netllow Newell Nichols Danny Julie Scott Nolan Nordstrom Nordstrom S Q ,r- - rrrl 3 . -1 is Y a f 'ss t t hat is I Kathy John Neill Nesbitt V , ' . 't J,r ,. to . ' Qi' Cecilia Patti Nixen Nixon as , wilt its . r IE: Dianna Terry O'Barr Oberle 170-SOPHOMORES wig 1 2 at lla? get X Q S. ' 4 it QF , lf it srs l, Tim Jeannine Steve O'C0nnell O'Donnal Oelke Rosie .l im Munoz Murray Maggie Debra Murrieta Mutchler Darlene Kristie Myers Myers a Mary Lou Libie Navarrete Neider kkkkr K t mp' i 5 Q -1g.: , ire . l. ' 5 fi, PEE -Q' Q - . E iiii iii D , ' ' t. .Q Q , .4-f.wl.'L ,, ' ff .- K K Penney Jerilee Rcik Nicholson Nielson Nielson John Norzagaray A David Ohlund 5 'Tk f .W sv , u.-..-.., , Mike Doug Norzagaray Oakley Jimmi David Ohm Olsson fl so ni-for Sue O'Neill WJ- ' f i'-t Douglas Opie Stephanie Oren ' t, N I 1 x X . - l I Joan Daniel Bob Orr Ortega Osborne F N is A r Mike Robert Owens Owens i ft' fa, In A b ,3 ,fl I at ' 1 l will K ' . - 1- ' Q 'Q . . 5, t 1 Uvaldo Michael Cynthia Kevin Laure Mark Richard Diane Ozuna Paden Pakstis Palmer Palmer Palmer Palmer Palowitz y ,Qi 1 in 5 ge- X 'Vw ix. Jody Craig Tony Cheryl Lisa JoAnne Bea Rosanna Patten Patterson Patino Paulsen Peacock Pearce Peden Pena . .1 . bi y1.xg. ! -H if ...- S A at ,. X ge-.gg we D 4' -F W Q y tyyis Q rf? .. V Q be , R - 5 If , 9 1 S N esta-i 1 Ai K t Brent Jerry DyAnna Lynette Blake Carl Max Peg Penrod Perez Perkins Perry Peterson Peterson Petty Payne Debbie Florinda James Victoria Guy Jerelyn Linda Steve Phalen Phillips Phoenix Pitts Plamann Platt Plumb Poleo 5 l Xxl .Q iv S , l ' l .sf ' Bonnie David David John Ron David Eric Lida Poppy Poppy Porter Potter Pratt Preston Price Prince . P ttt 4 1 R s l s e , , A 5. I t., X 1 4 P fiif . i f X ' ' -'-2 . , , lf R 1 r N x :I 'gf fi A A, ,lf K ' i ,. .,,: , elf ' t X t ' A C - ' 1. ' ff . WN X 'ft 1.1 ff A if 2' Mike Naomi Sue Robin Kenny Tim Dean Keith Prior Puckett Pultz Quinn Ralls Ramsey Randall Rangcl SOPHOMORES-l7l J annilyn Rawlins Ray if ,f-'Q .nfv . g ,gav- . , L. if , Dave Reed ..,. Fred Reed 0. Janice Norene Priscilla Sidney Debbie Terri Alfred Ray Ray Ray Reardon Rechterman Redondo .4-5 in X K Sv Regis Richard John Karen D'Ann .limi Reed Reeder Reeves Reichard Reichart Reihsen Gum. Popular ith SophomoreStudents Kill it before it spreads! Sophomore Gary Minch is about to put the fork to some unlucky Junior's double bubblegum. L' ,O y ,lx J U 1 RTX ' ,J h a.-d .2' PM 'Q Garry Randi Dale Sheri Erleen Scott Richard Chuck Reitsma Rendahl Rhodes Richard Richardson Richer Richey Richmond Q S 1 K X 5 Renae Travis Richard Yvonne David Margaret Craig Larry Ricks Ries Riggs Rincon Rinker Rivenburgh Robb Robedeau l72-SOPHOMORES Dave Jeff Linda David Theresa Sandy Marlin Merla Roberts Roberts Roberts Rodgers Rodriquez Roe Rogers Rogers X. ,F by x S X Lopez Jody Debbie Jean Marie Shauna Joseph Robin Rolando Romans Ross Routen Ruckdashel Rudd Ruiz Ruiz f l ' z 5-I gp' 1 Q in A Faye Gale Yvonne Craig Judy Armando Ray Rudy Rush Russell Russell Sabin Sager Salas Samora Samora '9 Q. 'fv- Joyce Ruben Jim Malcolm Mary Armando Robert Dwight Sampson Sanchez Sandeno Sanders Sanders Sandoval Sattler Satterlec A ,J 4.1 was s K H ' ,Q e . I J T' 51 52 fs kffv ,K - i ly Mari Connie Russell Linda Randy Bill Wayne Karen Schaeffer Schake Scheid Schmidt Schumacher Schnee Schucker Schuster M ff 'ff' lil ' X Tanya John Jerry Joseph Greg Gabriel Joy Randy Seagraves Searles Seaton Selleck Setlow Sezate Shaw Sheppard N- 1. I ' Q . . n Greg Wayne Pam Shirley Bruce Carl lvan Ed Sherman Shill Shipe Shipton Shira Shoemaker Shupe Silvas SOPHOMORES-173 gi Karen Karen Simp Sims Bobby Singer ,fx 'VR ig, QQ, we Mv- 7 if Y' 1 i . k X K .:,. E gd. M . , . 1 Q f, x A J' 1 K ,i. P N , Q if' M Alan Ray Eben oe Martha Sink Sipe Sipes Silva Silvas i is I Q ' QF ff S K vl Carol Carolyn Clifford Deanna Gai Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith em S 5 'Vw iv- Denita Pam Lisa Skidmore Skousen Sloan ,gl Kevin Kim Melody Ricky Scott Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Brent Tommy Sue Vicki Sorenson Sowards Sphar Spindler .Q 5 Connie Stabell Robert Stapley far i Nancy Mike Colleen Judy Ilene Max Peggy Stearman Steenson Steere Stephens Stepp Stewart Stewart l X Tery Sharon ldonna Stewart Stone Stout .Ht Mi vii Q V1 , t,., V 7 E 1 G Q :,4 A ' Joe Rudy Arpad Sutton Tacho Takacs l74 SOPHOMORES ef' Jim Jim Gregory im George Straub Strickland Strong Sullivan Sumpter Kari Lupe Linda Dan Judy Talraas Tapia Tarango Taylor Taylor Student nvolved in Club Activities 1 E , if in F 4 , D ,A . ,i,, Myron Steven Randall Taylor Taylor Thackeray et Mike Tony John Thomas Thomas Thompson ju lay, .:,., to 4 Valerie Farrell Danial Thompson Thorsen Thuenen S-. . Flynn Theaman 3i1Q,, : 'i::i gt C Steve Thompson dun. N Keith Tidwell , .L , ty .224 5 ,,,y'f.0-' I-9' m,' 'gas .tv r' if it S ' 'v K . I 'I ' I , A 1 Dv: agp , ,ijt as 9 YI 3 'QT' sf? Encouraging a possible addition to the Spanish Club is Diana Armenta as Uvaldo Ozuna hesitates before taking the step. Gary Marti Cheryl Bill Tone Toon Trent Trikas Cris Manuel Tommy Kay Arnie Marci Wade Triplett Tristan Tucker Tullos Turnquist Twetkow Understiller Abe Urbina L e t ff V. -l ' y p , Sheree Larry Marie Lynette Diane Bryan Tim David Valdez Valentine Valoechi Vance Vensor Verch Vian Villaverde VX al' Rus Steve David David Janice Connie Shelley Donnie Vogt Von Burg Wade Wager Waggoner Wagner Wakefield Waltemeyer SOPHOMORES- X ,1,.. Robert David Cathy Debbie Wamsley Ward Waterman Webb ,W 5. -X, 1' C g g Lisa Sheldon Jeanie Katherine Weigelt Weight West West LeeAnn Nolan Glenn Delores West West Westmoreland Whisenhunt Doug Jon Patrick Chris White White Whitworth Wiegert x ,Ji Geri Ken Barb Laura Wiggins Wilcock Williamson Williams New Equipment in the AV Department ,V qv A Sophomore Carol Dmitri gives approving smile as Sean McFarland gives her a surprise escort to the Audio Visual room. f'N ,f i , I v f 3 1 i C, 'I -l .ff Linda Lori Loris Juanita Kay Greg Linda Mary Williams Williams Williams Willis Willis Wintersteen Wirken 4. ,Wg 1 s Q N' . . , T A-9 E C :l' 522: Bob Jerry Bonnie Alan Wendy Cheryl Curtis Mike Woodburn Woodruff Wooten Wootton Wootton Wright Wright Wright 176-SOPHOMORES .5 'ZS 7 . A f lo Dixie Kevin Teresa Danny Don Gaye Tim Mary Ann Wursten Wyant Wyatt Wyse Yates Younker Zallar Zavala 'e,fQ'qpt i J 'T 1 f -E ' if 2 -3 Q Nl gy Kathryn Glenn Donald Russell Lenora Dean Zimmerman Beatty Bigelow Evan Westbrook Hunt I I I Sophie Girls Flatter W.W.'s uGeorge af' AU are Q o Q'i is I AQ: Sql QAM' Q U obit ,Q Q-5 Q, .Q Q , .a g. 55 'Q 5,5 Q ,M QQNMQ. Q, ,,,. , ,Q Q., 7 mi I 'n' Te H '. f-Ei, Who's Westwood's own legend? lt's George Alburts! Shown here being flanked by a herum of admiring Sophie girls. He is showing off his new orange scooter and hat. Thanks to George we have a well attended parking lot. Thanks George for Your Service. SOPHOMORES-177 Q .l b so 0 Q00 05-01 NCQ! Y yi u. 'M W 'i Qs .J ' 5 , 1 I: ' 41 U: v ,' fr , . 1 'U I l . . I' , Q 3' : 1 ' . .ff-1 49' -'-3 . 1 V! A ,W f' I ' 4 Q . : f ' Qs . f ' 8 uf 4 'J-1-. G '2v.sGaf eh: Q 1, lg Q ,- ,Q . ' 442' I fm Bret Caruth Vice Presldent 4' , Thomas Debe Adams Alcantar 1:7 1 A -A -A f' W -fl! UIQ ,lu as ,4- J' if if W fa Michelle Tim Allred Altum ,CA Rene Debbie Arguijo Armistead ev. ,ti Dan Altchison ,E ix 1 I f if XR ' K Mark Amick Janna Ashby ty' L 'Q Christy Jeff Kerri Sue Carl Charles Aldrich Allen Allen Allred Allred i iw Q. 1 iw 'K 'i 1 X , L 's L .T 'E f . 'L .. ,.r N3 w ' l 1 Barbara Danaze Greg Ross Mike Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anke Gary Chris John Johnny Augestin Augustin Axline Baker Class Council and ffieers Lead the J unior's hrough an Exciting Year i . r , 3 Y mi I 'we Y ilu i . 1 'Eb 'ssl' 'SSG' A Randy Baker .lj IA I 4? LI in JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Top Row: Minnie Ford, Lisa Hiatt, Debbie coner, A.Shields. Bottom Row: C.,lones, C.McNeil, B.Bodine, ,l.llansen, Collins, Jill Fisher, Debby Smilherman, Mike Clement, John Jarvis, Kim K.Efi'l1L1LlSCf, C.TilC0mb. D..lLlCkS0n. J.BUr1kCr. L.L0qUidiS. llllllll. J. Hodge, Don lfleteher, Kathy Bogle, Robert Coyer, Cindy Cox, Tim Fal- Jenkins, F.Roberts, R.Vega, M.Pomeroy, JUNIURS-I79 l80- ,W A X L 1 Teona Debby Amy Ann Bailey Baird Baker Baker Evan Baker vel X ., 5844 NSFTW ff :xy Kathie Baker W I T T Qt M 33 f ix , at . it X ,K Cathy Joey Baldwin Ballesteros li . , ,ii, t. to Nadine Phyllis Cindi Debbie Paul David Gary Larry Ballesteros Baptisto Barrette Bartezko Bateman Bauch Beaty Beazer Debe Beebe Pamela David David Virginia Ron Barbara Susan Behrens Bell Belnap Bensley Benson Bernal Bessy fa A 'E 5 A no Q C' iff- N., 'A Karen Nancy Linda Donna Cathy Rick Best Bevell Bickford Bivona Black Blackard Steve Blake Merri Beth Blake 4. bfi f? . i Q Y L b . , ,, 5 I X ! V K Q i , . 4 A Rick Joey Gary Debbie Becky Kathy Tony June Blandford Blare Blau Blesh Bodine Bogle Bonilla Bonner 1 X Tim Shelly Kyla Carl Jim Robyne Blair Bob Bordner Bornhouser Bowler Bowles Boyle Boyle Bradshaw Brafford Jack Robert Doris Lester Christina Richard Sherri Craig Breese Breese Brentlinger Briant Brimhall Brinton Brooks Brooksby JUNIORS as ' ' -,:. ,! , l 5 s Julia Brown Lonnie Buckels Senior Priorit to Lockers Disgusting to Junior Classmen K gs m s f . 1 fi in 1 r g m? . .lohn Lenny David Debbie Brothwell Broughton Brown Brown si 0 ,b an X JJ, X425 g ,ii S Jennifer Bunker 77 i Disgustedly, Junior Camille Robedeau takes her books from a senior locker to make room for some' undeserving senior. ' 'S f Shelley Steve Debbie Brown Brown Buchholz 1 -tri Paul Amy Carla Bucklin Buckmister Bunch Lynn Rita Ann Barbara Bunker Burgunder Burm S R Janelle Cindy Steven Les Burman Burns Bushman Butters 1 kv fi . . :J L 111 B R 2 e ee Q - X 4 - L - N - L K I 'z ' ' Richard Mark Joni Ted Brent Mollie LaNell Richard Bye Cafeo Cage Cain Calder Calhoun Call Calph .IUNIORS omens Liberation akes a Beating n , ' x Y wwf '- Westvvoodas Campus A crippled Tim Falconer seems to be bringing back the days of slavery as Debbie Pennell trudges behind him, Q ' e it ,C is-i C X . gg 11 Y u ,fe K 1' X , X i Y C i M sn, Cqiazgg I Colleen Vikki Minnie Chappell Charbonneau Chee W E2 ' -1 ' W 1' , X We ' 1 mg q C ,:g-Citi . K ' ,K 4 fs . pf it Kris Genn Debbie Christensen Chryst Clair C it' fe C rri. ' R Q +f x 1 C X 4 fx Karen Annette Mike Clark Clement Clement 182-.IUNIORS ,V A. :C V, : H-.-f C RN it: Wig HT? 4 :lm at ,A fc x Lk 1' r A, , , Diane Christen i ,,,. 5 o H, -..,, i if t K 'A C '-' C 4 .C s ps - srr Cn... - to ssss y -.--fe I CC zzv X C, QV K st 1 Carlos Doug Barry Anne Camarena Cameron Campbell Cannon i 'Q A x ' Elaine Ronnie Roger Rob Carpenter Carpenter Carreras Cartright ,i A X e 1. I of ft ,J C Shiela Vicky Barbara Bret Carruso Carson Carthcart Caruth Cynthia Clark z i i s C Sit sf .ff in I As the Co-Ed draws nearer, Debbie Moody gives one last desperate plea to try and convince Keith Jarvis to go with her. Vicki Cochran N- Y Q.. . R gp YF' N ,. Q sz X Ag' 7 t is ' B at SN. isgurs ... mx K ls J . Mary Coe - we Debbie Coffman K K S' it ' C -. D 2 . ., -- at K .. it flgiil Ll 'J rssst 5 i s J ' C, 1,5 f j , 2 estsss i M 'ki K- . W Q , R . . . mm,h L1,.. r, - Chet Debbie Ann Dale John Tom Cole Collins Combes Connolly Contreras Contreras , Q 'NM +R S 6 v gl li 5 H s 5 Q' if to Y 'W Andy Jane Janice Luann Tara Kathy Pam Cindy Cooley Cooley Cooley Cooley Coombs Crossey Cowgill Cox ,,.i SIZE: . 35 .., ,. t ,. ' ',.. ' 'iii b,-' I , ::.,' is M . V J 1 r .--. f ' . Robert Ralph Donald Richard Marjorie Bill Cheryl Jon Coyer Crambilt Crane Crane Crombie Cummard Curtis Curtis S , QT i. 'er . 2 -'., e 'aw f GLN' M 2 G1 I Corey Mark Jennifer Michell Gail Joey Jim Gloria Dahlstrand Dana Daniels Daniels Danielson Darner Darris Davenport W 'ioi asv - W N ez i E 2' A ' - - l il A i X Tracy Jerry Joe Judy Mike Jonathan Jereyne Bill Davis Dean Dean DeGreenia Del Castillo DeM asi DeRohwer DeVeau if-i f P' L9 iff: i s riii' J i , f A t.sei s.ses ' Q3 .4 or V CJJAZC K. Glen Zanna Dave Ronald Shan Tim Mark Jody Doane Dodson Dongel Dorchester Doud Dougherty Downing Drew t ' ssss e R C J ':'Qf J 1 'Jii f J s , as ,C y ,M C s ' Cfss l J ' C if C y ' its I td? - 1 ::' , Q S, IN V i K ig , :s e - 'f fglflfisfell s R rs Jeff Deane Sheila Brian Lisa Samuel Barbara Frank Droyton Duffey Duke Durst Duthie Dysert Dzielski Dellaro JUNIORS-l83 faq .ifi Z2 K Leroy Eagleburger Isabel Encinas Mary Ann Everly Marla Felker - .. we-is ..,...t, .. 1. V. A i ... i ' 1if.:9!f55i E if. ikgflg 1 we my :s.. .L'-s.Qfi . f- ' A V 'S' . .Q i gm? 4 ia ie -ge 1 if' A P wx: xi Y- X X 2: :E 'as ., . .. : ' s , ev 1 Q2 get g s ! .Aa f viii rs Q , . . A Sharon Kristy Engelbeck Effhauser Nancy Engle iw-' , -. 3 -we ,M S W, l I Steve Fairbanks . -,.., . .Q Susan Felker i s 7 V' V. ., Barbara Valanne Foley Foley 'V A A . ' . f err . J. 5351? : 1 . i 2- - , ' , , M ye, A J Sheila Foy 1-wi Kris Enos Bill Enos .. . - .ff ' 'iifkffffsz'flffisfgfsigdef 1' it. ijlif ee -F'j,aLN ,K . ,s ix I - - X . 1 . 15 x F 5352 . . 5 .Q Q fig X 3 AB . Linda Dave Dorne Sandra Joe Ehle Ellis Ellsworth Ellsworth Elsperger Glen Ericson - ' .K . Q -- as . J S :8'f' L... ., - 'I',: .... -' 1' al if! J- 'L iflfzlsi . V' -- - - f . - 5 , . rm. sir.: . T A .. V- . k .. 2 ' .,... 1 A ., ..f::gs:. ST. M Q I. . ' ' : ' x L.-i .V ' 1 N Timothy Falconer Anne Falconer . . ,V WV i Vg .. .,.. : . . , ,. -at -.. . 1 YL. -.3 ., . M. Denise John Felstead Finley . isis. . 3 I . sere f if,.,,..,:s Carol Minnie Ford Ford Julie Kevin Shane Frandson Franks Freestone , gs, G f - . .ie .. .vL 5s,.2E : 4 1 Kris John Steven Jana Frontone Fulwilder Gadberry 184-JUNIORS Galvan QM ii .SHQWEQLS assert.-65.1, 1 K SSS s it l it , -. .ig S Y K + 'X y S ' - . .. . . ,1 . . .,.1 M2312 wh ag .mimvyg -si S W x 1 1' S Q signin? ,J Anita Cipriano Dana Escobedo Espinosa Evans ,. . ' .g .win i Beth Terri Pam Sandra Farnsworth Farnsworth Farr Fedrick Jill Fisher 5:g.z1:QS.i:f'i.. . .. Qfe r . . . K ls? 'S eaxg 2 . James Forrest Ira Fleming Don Fletcher 1 . . ... :- sat Darlene F orsgren J. 4 ::,. 5 ' 7 -52.51 ' ' 'f1 .qx15l,i1- ,igg-A z- K '. i if .ili . i i K 'V '-. ,- : UQ Q Q h ..:,.. , Paul F reker Al Garcia Linda French Deborah Fowler Patty Fritz 'fi I f-js if--..i yy.. - E J... in ' W K . Chris Garcia Mike Gardner . A' Gracie Flores Melanie Fox Q S -... Q, . Ginger Froncek Sandra Gardner pf-av ' L-vw e ff 7 M t M, ,,, t 1 xiixfg As the poor teacher trys to conduct this class, Bill Sullivan plans another mischievous trick while Cindy Holt and Dcnclla Randall wait to sec what hc'll pull this time. ln the meantime, Cindy Taylor dreams ofthe new boy that has caught her eye. aydreams and Deviltr Seen in Class 9' 6 t x 4 ,. xx' W 'F . iii, I' ex sl I 4 xv ' 'x J 'Y 'fp n Gary Bobbie Valerie Sue Craig Mike Melanie Pam Garett Garner Garrett Garthe Garvin Garza Gehring Gerald t 5 'll in it if X , C . N , , of C if N Geoff Mary Brook Tom Marilyn David Tom Phillip Geroux Geurts Gilbert Gilbert Giles Gilitiuk Gillotti Girvan ' Q Alan Sandra Willie Anthony Ed Frank Mitch Arlene Giauque Glauser Goodwin Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzalez Guess Gunnell :fa B . : ff . ti li ff' K fa E, S 1 A' ' ua l ft H - ff t ' ze he . X . h. 'ii ,A W r , i ' Y' f wi Marv Patti Maryanne Roseanne Joe Carol Glenda Mark Gurcn Grady Graham Graham Grant Graves Gray Gray JUNIORS-IXS 'Wi ' if Victor Pat Dawn Linda Karen Marsha Debbie Green Greider Griffin Gyorgyi Hague Hagy Hall an t -J? at H. 1 , if 3 K jf I S . at 2' I Phyllis Stephen Toni John Mindy Julie Jeff Hall Hall Hall Hallstrom Halsey Hamblin Hamstra Stephanie Judy Michael Hancock Hansen Hardwick r ia if X s Murray Steve Biff Hardy Harker Harris Michelle Janet Adele Harris Harwood Hatch Lugene Sharon David Hathcock Havens Hawkins i 'i va,-f ..-M... , , Dawn George Joni llaws Haynes Hayward 186-JUNIORS Melanie Hall 1 ,...a1f X ff, '-..' I ' Q 1 W r -Q ' J 1 i . ,A Vi ew -,a l I John Hancock l These fun-loving students are enjoying a sandwich while sliding through the lunch hour at nearby Evergreen Park, Cindy Terri June Ceco Heap Heap Heckman Heighton Park Pionics Hold Fun for Students Rick Deborah Denise Laurie Donald Lisa Dan Trina Heimer Hemphill Henderson Henderson Hendrix Hiatt Hildebrand Hillery fig? - ..: -' K it L Kim Rhonda Mel Gerald Hines Hines Hinton Hirohata 1- , AJ Carolyn Mack Debbie Ryan Hom Hoopes Hopkins Hopkinson Wendb' lrvin Nola Karen HOUSCF Howard Howell Hoyt wr K fi v 53 i 'la 4 fs it. Kim Audrey Cindy Linda Hodge Holmen Holt Holt . I 'ri' ' if X-,:Q Q , N2 :.' gg M Leonard Kevin Ed John Horn Horne Horner Houscr gi K :s. i p 1 5 I s rs s y ' A . kb Julie Denise Bob Kathy Huling Hull Hundley Hurlbut QQ, Kristy Jeff Lorrie Gail Alan Barb Becky Debbie Hunsaker Hunt Hunt Hunzeker Hutcheson Jackson Jackson Jackson yr L s p I x 5, X ' Q sssss K t ax ff, t ta J Robert Vicki Wayne Kathy John Keith Dean Julie Jackson Jackson Jumbor Jamieson Jarvis Jarvis Jaync Jenkins JUNIORS-IX7 if f - :' T C fgiylei' X, .L :9lxi59!E?fiE 'ElL K get '1 'T C ,m.., C C ii - C ' ijlf3l..t i fer Qi' W if if ' A 'E' ii- 5 2 A-1 A, ' if fly ' 2 Ca ,A i - n fs C , Great Joy to ll -N ,,., if C iii , . A new disease, called locker leaning-itis, spread to epidemic proportions as demonstrated by Rod Willis and Cindy Cox. Nick Jenson - 5-z fa .., FA ,- Cw, a n - , h - , C Jacque Johnson Kathy Jones .::t.,-ag' ,., C we H:-tfss . - ,sf ,gre JS a wgx X 5 ,N 3 Mike Judd Nancie Jenson Sheryl Jepson ' fr :fl 'L , C ' Q- TTD ' V -A f, fs?-fiei Morgan Johnson C, -3.5 4 . it 'U' X Lenore Jones .M s 'N S. Ee is ww - we Martin Kahler .z-tres, C w v sat: Q. 1 u -Q , Phyllis Johnson Dwight Johnson ffililal lft-: ' 5-:C..sfCH 11---is XSS f mm ix is logs X. Y X ,S 4 it 4 K x gil' g t fill f J CC - -C st Cindy Jones + -.,,- C. t --r, . . ACCCWC T 1' L12 K . 1. . jf - .t 2 : C w - C C - 3' 'TZ' 1 Q-S V fo Roberta Jones Willie Jones 55 i C -. - -- Ciigg N 2125? K ' KN- A 4 ' ' ' 5. ll K ' CC C C C, f s at , C - .- Linda Angela Kaminska Kapanicas s or C S r 6 li sl km If 9 'lpe C ytl X T C . CE C, Cp C C C l i' X '5 '- , Q 'inffiet ii , Il V S C, Y C gilt V ,p.. .,, C in V K K if f ima' C? lofi ii E f R- ' .xi C Y 1 y ytlre A C C A C QW C Peter Butch Patricia Jackie Kevin Anita .lim Kathy Karegeannes Karr Kaufman Kayton Kealey Keith Kelley Kelly y I erl P N 1 4 M ii ' M rtsre S Y ssle to C so 8' eeeee C Q 2- - Ce' ' C , , an C, 1 lx If ,,- fa -, fixes i let fs f l J' 54 -lf' ' Q . Lisa DeAnn Kemper Kempton Susan Kent John Kerr Keith Kerr Kim Mark Keys Killian Donald Kiser - C C. . ' S X - J .- J 1 : s' W-Fgfi. C5 EC K ' KC N C 15- Cx, 5. 553253 ' -' -ig l l? H K' C. ffl -1 C X - ' C C- W' f T iff ii A ' Cf 1 M ' C f -',- '11 C- ' ,Nfl em CQCCCSCLC t y W K V 0 1 A I SE Vg V Q I5 ,ik . . XC if C - i ii 5? 'li -C ' l VCJJ A X li - Steve John Shelly Konemann Kopperud Kroner 188-JUNIORS Garla Knight Theresa Charles Kronwald Kuhse Kutch David Jim Lake if ll Laurel Bruce Lanae Autumn Dwight Mark Cocoa Valerie Lamar Lambert Lamoreaux Larkins Larson Larson Latta Lax Kris Steven Al Janice Ben Scott Leach Leavitt LeCourt Leman LeSueur LeSueur Dexter Lewis , -c Mike Lint as Pg S , A' .tx X ix, C l' 1. Y sa. i v Vicki David Terry David Bobby Paul Leslie Lisonbee Little Locke Long Lopez Lopez Loquidis .X R X I Q JPN! f ' 'f . 3 4' Y' bw . 4 ii -' 1 fi, 2 Q, fm , , 5' . Y ., K K, W 1 X,c,t , Ltr . -- t , ,', ' e T, ', - Ji , wx . .QR '59 2 f-- Shari Tim David David David Andy Kathy Luebkc Lueken Luna Lunsford Lynch Macdonald MacDonald Keith Milfred Anita Randy Roberta Meg Michael Magnusson Makil Malone Mann Mann Mantzey Marek Cheryl Marsom inc S Mike Mazza John Martin Qi James McAlister X 5 Cindy Lott Andrea Madinger Barb Marlow Kevin Douglas Barbara Mary Ann Christina Ron Martin Martineau Martinez Martinez Matthews Mayo Duane Jerry Susan Ron Steve Michele McCall McClelland McGowan McGraw McGuire McKay JUNIORS-189 Q .W if I A-5 K at 1 , W - it 2 . , i Danny Janet Cheryl Rusty Daniele Pascual Barbara Gilbert McLaws McMullin McNeil Mead Mehalko Mejia Mendivil Mendoza i ,V . , Az l-Y'- ' l A li V , H Tom Fred Patricia Kathy Mike Joan John Doug Merrill Mesa Mesler Michaud Milburn Miller Miller Milligan J , g y,y:.. hy., Q , fi' f' A A f h ff. ,-.,, 2 i I L L .. fr N ' .S M. .- .. 2 'Q I3 J L J 'anzliik L. fa, Vg f p .f 34 - . . Sify yi f M . L a .iii 1 1 : fit: S, 2' L in Sherre Randy Jennie Garry Marilyn Mark Debra Jessie Mills Millsaps Mitchell Mohr Montgomery Montgomery Moody Moreno '-,. 44 J f Qu ff' S4 0 in in 3 J . I I 1 4 it 2. T. uf' , IAM: fi- K x , , ' s ' J Mike Donna Judy Kirk Lynette Randy Colleen Pat Morgan Morris Morris Morris Morris Morris Morriss Morrow it J D y.. --' f 5 . V . iii' iii. Michael Jim Steve Debbie Cathy Maggie Ralph Stephanie Mosbaugh Mower Mosley Moyers Murrell Murrieta Murrietta Myers A K i'tr ff L , be S stef Lucy Lupe Bruce Julie Patricia Roger Diane Larry Nacgele Navarez Nelson NeSmith Nettles Nettlow Newton Nez ,zz - 2:-f-f ,:f. E ' H . M sifiit i El 1 -li: i i n Q' 'Q , ' W- li- , A Cindy Jack Tracy Terry Jacque Rick Sherrie Tana Nichols Nichols Nichols Nicholl Nielson Nielson Nielson Nielson l90-JUNIORS Agile Juniors Caught in theAct of 1 The smiles on the faces of Ron Speel, Ronnie Vega and Juan Ruiz show that even big boys enjoy climbing trees. - X- N.. j M ' Y' ' ' E Ss. P N me , a if I Connie Donna Howard Michele Pagan Palowilz Pankratz Parkes Retrieving Frisbee Bob Nilles , . Mark Nordstrom Mary O'Banner Mark Olmstead J- H MER is ,diff 2 X 'Q Peggy O'Toole nn., . QW 3, Tis? -dy ' .lan Parrott Nancy Mike Richard Nilles Noble Nolan Felicia Donald Cathy Norfor Norman Nowell Danny Jan Marrissa O'Donncll Okken O'l,eary Gloria John Danny Olson Osborne Osil' Chuck Launa Fernando Owen Packer Padilla John Dwyne Debbie Pass Patrick Pallen .IUNIORS-l9l David Valerie Wendy Patterson Patterson Patterson P ur N' X 5 A , . .0 U Lucinda Perez D Ann en Billy Phelps Phoenix Pierce Rodney Pilcher Q Melissa Pomeroy P X Cindy Porter Diana Lynn Craig Porter Portz Powell Y Mfr X' ' -X -F . ,I+ ,QL ft wi . Dave Debbie Mark Wanda Powell Powers Praxel Premius Library Studies Prove nteresting xx Richard Joseph Wick Larry Cathy Vennie Cathy Denella Pretsch Prichard Prichard Pullins Purvis Quick Randall Randall :.', .452:f:,E: Pam Craig Dave Elmer Rawls Ray Ray Ray V w., f. V A, , A ,K ,Q l 3 , if 9 J I 4 ' l-ills, . i ' lt 1 5 'H .uf Brian Kelly Pam Larry Reed Reedy Reeves Reheis B2 5 Richard Kathy Scott June Ray Reardon Reddie Redondo , f f ' ii.k T LJ s ly wg- in A-i f K' Steve .lack Trent Jeff Reiland Reisland Reiswig ReVoir ik: S ,.tv2 5 Steve Miriam Kim Lucille Mike Mary Ann Mike Gary Rhoton Rich Richardson Richardson Richey Rinck Rizzo Roach ,ao- Randy Camille Allan Robbins Robedeau Roberts Cathy Roberts Frances Roberts Marleen Toni Tony Roberts Robles Rodarte Beki Clifford Shanna Rodgers Rogers Rogers as 51. ,-Q fl U1 -A xr Steve Rogers Y Becky Roodhouse Clarine Lynette Rosanna Roost Roper Roy JUNIORS Students Reall Work Their Brains my R533 Q' 03 is 'R-K. . , W Jacque Keith Susie Lupe Russell Russell Ryder Sanchez Mary Greg Kim Leslee Sanchez Sawyer Sayers Schafer A k , S R Qs- 2' Ilmlll t M siy i Getting mighty weary IS Marissa O Leary while weighing all those gum A X drops. What a fun weigh to get through school! :'-: A It Barbara Chris Tina Ron Schmidt Schneck Schnee Schooler l 1 21 S i ,, ,t its Ei.. ,s ., . r f xii .ji 'N L- iv l Robert Richard Greg Mari Laura Kl'iS Betty Cindy Schroder Schroder Schulthies Schultz Schurig Schwalbe Scott Scott , g f til wit A A' 1 .:,,, L . , ., K Q K I 'Ewa' Q gf . ',-' x At K , Dawn Tim Terry Jeff Kerry Sabrina John John Scott Scott Sears Seaton Sebring Sebring Sevey Shaw et f .,a. S A g as i .. 5 ' ,i, .fl 'e - .. it nl' Brad Julie Alyson Stan Wayne Merry Steve Neil Sheets Sherman Shields Shipton Sholtz Shultz Sirrine Slade 194-JUNIORS -. 'UH Susan Otis Slade Slater ,1 'P' iN Laurie Martin Smith Smith X 'fx .gp . fgrfxg use , Amy Bill Debby Kathy Ken La Monte Slinkard Smilor Smitherman Smith Smith Smith S 'Q ' 1 it 2 J S K' is i G ,Q-N, ,. .Q Qt, ,L X ' B N ,i,. L Q . A Q , :,,Q, , .,.tttt X a7-. .tt -' S' xl .O ...,, 6 1 FAQ? 1, J ii , ex Susan Patricia Sidney Craig Kim Ron Smith Smoot Sneed Solomon Sowards Speer Rick Dale Spencer Sperry Chris Curtis M arilyn Spiel Squires Stanger Nyra Dwaun Starks Stewart '35 1 J oyce Mike Rick Stewart Stewart Stewart Regina Raenell Straight Strait John Millie Taylor Taylor Curtis Patti Thomas Thompson Sw Blaine Bill Jerry Strong Sullivan Tafoya Nancy Steven Dane Taylor Taylor Terry Christine Jim Thorpe Thurber Janet Thompson Phil Delwin Richard Stapley Stapley Stapley i,s i S+ M Marcella Cheryl Roger Stokes Stout Stout ish Barbara Betty Cynthia Taylor Taylor Taylor Don Doug John Terry Tessendorf Testa 1 i Cookie Terry Mark Titcomb Toolin Toon JUNIORS -Us 45. V M -.wrt i if W Q I+ 3 My K Michael Scott Sue Ruben 1 Paul Cathy Rick Toone Towner Trayner TriviZo Tryon Tucker Turley Turner Michael Bruce Carol Tutko Uhrig Uptegrove gig -.1lf . .,, R Q L - - f' J, iw .L . 2 L 1, kia . 'Ms Doug Valrey Patti Vance Van Gundy Vann A wr , Q f 5 Q it 0 i Lupe Ronald John Vega Vega Verstraete Virginia Villicana ,- i. lr , i if .fl , 1 V' Debra Walker 'R fa' . Ira West 196 JUNIORS Mike Von Doran S57 ,, at , J wa r La ll Laurie Walker me N. Kathy Pam Wagner Wagner Lee Robert Dan Judy Tony Gary Walsh Watkins Wayne Webb Webb Webster Charles White Mark Maria Jacque Linda Tracy a White Whitfield Whitworth Wilcock Wilkinson Wi nderclassmen Discover One of Life's Surprised Adele Hatch accidentally stumbles upon Kris Enos and Doug Vance enjoying the art form of osculation. Leonard Woodward Q ,QM 'S' at i ' is-il I M Pam Wright Sonja Young Mike Worley Y i 57' .I im Worm Rick Wright , 2 I1 E. .f A Glen Zellers Mike Wylie EAU DU NUT fJUT'SlDi 4. J re, Julie Wright ' K fl l' ev .I im Yeagley ' r William Loretta Zongker Zullo Little Pleasures Bruce Jon Melanee Sandora Williams Williams Williams Williams Wendy Arlene Rodney Shan Williams Willis Willis Wilmarth sr L' .5 i 2 E. 1: Q fn i Bruce Barb Patty Steve Wilson Wisehaupt Wolford Woods v .ln vu z-'f l'n is KQV . ,, s - y, , ,. me Wifi- ,gQm,,. , ,gif N X' 'sf Q f t. F' . K ,..gtgs-wi, ,tow g2Q5,w!s -sl Lxhftggxng 'QE gm.-,. A-Y 3 u Using the old mistletoe-over-the-head-trick, a very sneaky Charles Kutch catches an astonished DeAnn Kempton. JUNIORS-197 Junior Class Members Rush Their ay hrough a Very Fattening School Year Kris Bailey Faye Mike Darlene Bartol Baxley Doris Kathy Bl'iIlk6l'h0ff Elston Grammer Jani Hager Cheryl Jerrilyn Kristy Hall Johnson Debbie Randy Leavitt McCall McDowell Mark Riggs S 4 r,, Q V 4 5 '- i r ' fiigi 'Ls .gf i Melinda Workman 198-.IUNIORS Scott Hope Schmucker Soto On the day that pictures are to be taken it never fails to rain. Above Linda Ehle tries to protect her hair from the frizzies us she runs for cover. ' -L IQ, el, Mir lt's hard to 'tell if these Junior boys are paying more attention to their lunches or the photographer taking this picture. Wx ....!' With only a few minutes left in his lunch hour John Osborne frantically tries to shove down two in the time of one. X Some peoplebfind it hard to down a whole submarine sandwich by themselves, but Diana Porter and Ronnie McGraw seem to have found an intriguing and enjoyable solution to this problem. lt should be interesting to see what happens when they hit the middle of the sandwich. JUNIORS-I99 fix' 1 . 1 1 9 if Rag jf 'Q S N 'I' 3 ,., 1'-eff? i g , .rg 'A i! 3' . -x we . 1 ff an 4.3 i av 4' is John Tnlton Grant Woods Vxcc Presldent Presndent T 7 sy X. -X: ,af X 1 ' RSX w 'sv lv Y Q 9 Robert Robb Secretary X' .f,a.Qr .W - . of! 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't A 'pb ' 1 T I A ,. . ,.. -- 'vii te . ffl ' sf' AN 2 I Senior Class Council: Top Row: Steve Barham, Joyce Bucholz, Betty Neely, Johnson, J. Thompson, J. Lynn. Bottom Row: D. Claypool, T. Talerico, S. Leslie Jannasch, Pat Chapman, Kim Copenhavcr, Carolyn Vegh, Paula Gunnell. B. Pasc, M. Goss, S. Farley, V. Brinkerhoff, L. Standage, M. Willis Nielson. Craig Horner, Kim Nehalko, Reed Kolsrud, Steve Johnson, R. J.Obershaw, D.Shelly,M.Tau. SENIOR COU NCIL-201 W x ,V t 1 of ' Jjf 1 Gale Marsha Nancy Richard Carla Mary Lou Anderson Anderson Annala Apple Arbogast Armenta Yolanda Armenta B X x K it bt s Q Q, 'J I v'l Norma Asburry Diane Bachert iefe' wr Kathie Baranowski 202-SENIORS Susan Sherry Terry Kathy Bob Arnett Arrington Arrowsmith Arrowsmith Artuso WN Keith Curtis Margaret-Ann Richard Terri Askeland Atkinson Auld Aussprug Aust -- .r tf' Q il 4 J 3 six :., 5 xi r . X N i 6 3 A e t Annetta Peggy Bruce Jose Steve Badger Bailey Bair Balderama Ballesteros Laura Mark Steve Jaynie Steve Barcelo Barger Barham Barney Barr JM .aa . W,- E i N. ....-... c Jef R Smiling Karen Pruitt brings a little sunshine into the class as she reviews some of her new skills. 1 1 college prep reading Reading Classes Help Prepare Pupils for Their Future Aubrey Debra Don Barrow Barry Bartow X ,Q .gps X' fr Cheryl Chris Roger Bean Beebe Beihl Susan Robert Belnap Benedict Marla Darrell Bever Biggs David Bergheimer Scott Bills Richard Bcssey Jacque Linda Berry Berry tsl Mary Anne David Bingham Birberick Birch SENIORS-203 James Bonita Bird Blau Ted Butch Mark Ruth Boblitt Bodine Bond Bonham l Sterling Reggie Bonner Booth Douglas Debbie Donna Johnnie Boyd Boydston Box Box If we put this old popcorn in, they'll never know the difference, Snickers Krista Briggs as she helps Mary Shely. Janet Mark Charles Bradshaw Bradshaw Braflord 98 4 , X-5 , g :lg ' . fn Virginia Lyle Randall Brake Brandt Brengle c Leann Daxgid Barry Brennan Briant Briggs N Students Prepare for Football Games Durmg Spare Time Venicc Marilyn Steven Brinkerhoff Brinton Brinton Michelle Carlton Jane Brockman Brooks Brower Even with curlers in her hair, Joyce Willis tries to imprcss the photog- rapher with her good looks. Keep trying Joyce! Charisse Timothy Bruce Brown Brown Brozenec Cathy Joyce Dan Robyne Steve Barbara Buchanan Buchholz Buckingham Bunker Burman Burncll SENIORS-205 'vii '27 Cecelia Terry Camilla Dennis Sandra Connie Burns Burrell Bush Butler Butler Cain X 'W-fffiffm N . Nancy Susan Kevin Patricia Tom Paul Cain Calder Callans Calvert Campa Carlsen QJ,'i F .ir Maria Jennifer Jim Christi Jeri Gwcnda Carreaga Carter Carter Carufel Caruth Cayton RaeAnn Scott Herbert Lance Patricia William Cecchet Chamberlain Chandler Chapman Chapman Chappell B f Marilyn Christensen 206-SENIORS Ann Clark Kristina Clark Robert Dennis Mike Clark Claypool Claypool Big Eaters Attend Rosarita Dinner Lilian Mark David Clement Cline Cluff -6..e-fn i t L, i f .5 y by s 'fun , i W i- - A 4 Patsey Vicky Richard Cluff Cluff Clute ff-uf K Stephen Greg David C Cobb Coe Coleman 'Q it E3 Edwin Rod Ron Coleman Coleman Collinsworth F? i wi.. .. H N ,I Linda Chaflefi Nancy Trying to save time so that he may listen to the choruses sing, is Robert C0lVln Combs Combs Madsen, as he crams two tacos down his throat. SENIORS-207 Holly Compton Failure Notices Senior Students Lynn Cathy Compton Connolly Dreaded by any Af Mari? Harry Bradford Lynnette Mary Ann Ross Glenn Contreras Cook Cook Cooley Cooley Cooper Kim Tom Kenneth Janie Elizabeth Leslie Copenhaver Cottam Cottrell Cox Craig Crandall ' 4 Julie Rebecca Susan Jeff Paul Rhonda Crane Crismon Crosby Cross Cruikshank Cummings 1 Michelle Dailey 208-SENIORS Kathy Dan Donna Beverly Dave Davinroy Davis Davis Dennis Deuble ' Qilfzfi A E'- Z .1 him All' John Nancy Cheryl DeVeau DeVeau Dick Sheryl Barry Dike Dill Bob Steve Di Ross Doane , Xxx 1 Pam Allen Doubles Doud -fr Above, we see our Senior, Marion Randon, smikring and giggling as she recognizes some of her friends names while glancing through a large bundle ofthe much dreaded failure notices. Daniel David . Drew Drew Debra David Pam Joy Gilbert Duke Duncan Dunton Dutcher Duthie Michcllc Dillon Gary Dongcll David Doud Bette Sue Driggs 4 'i Q ga. X Donna Dyck SENIORS-209 Kevin Jeanne Dennis Paul Debbie David Dyches Dziadul Ecker Edwards Eichorn Ellerman Brent Margaret Carol Sandra Steve John Ellsworth Engle Enos Erickson Ericson Ernsberger f Q Denise Grace Jonathan Alice John Bryan Ernst Escobar Eskey Espinoza Evans Fable B , ,...,. . W, W . Q Q-Q fi fi Sandy Steve Diane Diane Mark Mike Farley Fessler Fetters Finlinson Fish Fisher Ka, Q' Vicki Cindy Vicki Kristi Leo Marvin Fisher Fitch Fjell Flake Flake Fleming 210-SENIORS John Lupe Flick Flores Belinda Fletchall Curtis Brenda Clay Flory Floyd Fluhr Shirley Donna Marilyn Foley Franklin Franks Barry Sara Claudette Frawley Freeman Frelix Ml Klan L v Beckian Jenny Robin Fritz Fritz Frontone Student Di pla Zest in Classwork -GJ -ii. -it :gf -Q-I., I.et's see, there's the eerebrum, medulla, ooo. what's that? Simon's Skull gets a working over by Dick Bessey and Mary Shelley in Pico's Psych. class. . 2 Above, Big Al Lisonbee puts forth his teaching efforts as Margie Engel looks on with an encouraging smile. This is just one example of the students obvious interest in class. SENIORS-2ll ft! .- CI be Lorna Victor Alice Alan Steven Dave Fulwilder Gammill Garcia Garner Gardner Garthe , li Kirk Michael Steve Patti Sue Toni Garvin Gehring Gehring Geissler Geyer Gibbons ,WX .... i. iz., Vicky Diane Gary John Sharon Diane Gibbs Giesler Gietz Gililland Gilituik Gilman vw I 1 . V Pam Jim Frederick Joe Nita Michelle Giroux Gomez Gonzales Gonzalez Good Goss Teresa Terri Kenneth Gail Randall Linda Grafe Graham Grammer Graves Gray Gregory 212-SENIORS N45 Happiness is playing in the snow instead of going to school! Says the smiling Kathy Grutzmacher, Leslie Jannasch, and Terri Talerieo, as they deliberately destroy all the snowmen put up by other kids. Seniors always manage to make the most out of their sparc time. inter Weather Brings Snow and Smiles Qs Glenda Esther Donald Alan Teresa Kathy Gressley Griffith Griner Grommish Groth Grutzmacker Connie Robert Scott Joyce Delri Steve Gullatt Gunnell Gunnell Gurnicz Gursky Guthrie 65 Y-T-v 1 'S Laura Randy Marilyn John Dean Curt Guy Hagy Hagy Haider Hale Hall SENIORS-213 Linda Laura Hall Hamblin Cynthia Kathy Hamilton Hamilton A 'JZUTES LN. L YQ,x:Sf2ilS,Ltat Marianne Debbie Hanes Hanson Mike Sally Harker Hastings Donna Therese Becky David Heck Heckman Hees Heffner Debbie Ardeth Frances Jeri Hemingway Hendrickson Herera Heschke 1 ,---' V' P .D 'RQ H: V Sharon Claudia .Ian William Higley Hilbert Hill Hines 214-SENIORS Mike Jan Hamm Hancock S - 5 X A Y Denise Julie Heap Heasty Egg. Mike Heil Craig Heimburg Bill Ross Hester Heywood Randy Patty Hipke Hoffman rawing Develops Skill for the Future Creatively expressing his unigue art talents is Bill Gowland as Mary Wise offers her comments. Individual expression was stressed in the Visual Arts Department this year. '--'- on... Craig Horner , Deborah Huesman 0 Ken Huffman Kevin Steve Karen Mike Lenna Hunt Hunt Hutcheson lnfalt Isley Nancy Sue Ned Holmes Honetschlager Horne .. .qi Sandra Huber Kathy Huffaker 'UN Scott Hunsaker Tom Iversen SENIORS-21 5 Brian Mark Floyd Janis Joann Mike lves Jablonka Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson fi J: A L LE. J Laurie Peggy Tom Leslie Terry Tom Jacobson Jacquet Jambar .lannasch Janne Jarrett Dennis Debbie Susan Cindy Eric James Jenkins Jensen Jepson John Johnson Johnson M-1' Janna Kerry Lee Steve Steve Tim Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Rodney Ronald Joe Brenda DeAnn Kellie Johnston Johnstun Jolley Jones Jones JOHCS 216-SENIORS Il, A Q A Laura Susan .Iudy Marta Pam Mary Anne Jones Jones Jorgensen Kaesler Kalmbach Kaltenheuser 6 B Greg Karen Kathleen Lewis Barb Theresa Kaufman Kealey Kealey Kear Kcllieher Kclly Eugenia Panies in Government Classes .JK ,, Hay que cosal Spiro who? The fiery spirit of Spanish foreign exchange student, Eugenia Nebreda is inflamed as Bob Robb, Senior Class Secretary, patiently attempts to explain the American political system. L'ndQ.' . I I.-Nr vue-xS vxiwq, Www AAA Wo. LA En ll-5l'N OWVL- SCf'MW '1'P Xloxavcr G 5 QA P Qfgqnp BW? Ykl., l 'l'hCRvQ.. fl SWK SMNMUF leo,-k +Qk-L H, as ,, SENIORS-217 ll Avxwvbhxl B x-cKfVNff-f 3'.Dm.C, Karen Keyes Debra Kinardo Daniel Kleuskins Bill Gregg Kay Kathy Kevin Keyworth Kiely Kientz Kimball Kimball Brenda Sandra Karen Richard Dawne King King Kint Kirk Kleinman Don Bill Reed John Patrick Knight Kohler Kolsrud Kondopoulos Kuhse .Pam Kuykendall Wi 'ff-u v ',17V i Nw ' -li Q . 1 A if Barbara Cathy Marsha William David Laabss LaCroix Lamar Lambert Lambrechtsen Debbie Lanning 218-SENIORS Karlene Holli Cherie Teri Michele Laursen Lawton LeBaron Lee Lemieux 53' David Lenhart Ron Leonard Bobby Liles Randa Liston Patty Lowe Eldon Paul Lenhardl Lenicke Denise Jackie Leslie Levesquc ike Craze Spreads hrough Westwood XXL 5 l 'se , if A ! n Wm Y , x Vp: li Dixie Boyd X Lingana Lisonbee I -l., 1 cs X, 1' 1 . 1232 Lfiv J Li 1 : N I A l I If -- tx A, . Qs' C' d M' ' -as T -, Lin y Arie jig .v..,,L'- 1 A y ittle LOC jar- l- P,-' , ,- Q- Q - 5 -.L '12- 1 I-, ,D i Yi Lyn Mark Move it Brian, l'm late! Enjoying her feminine helplessness Becca Lowry Luciani Tobey sits back and leaves the work to Brian Ives. Ta- Dick Diana John Patricia Marilyn Janice Luebke Lynch Lynn Maahs Mabee Macchiaroli Catherine Robert Donelle Jeff Karen Kathi Mace Madsen Magnusson Makil Makinney Malherbe Chad Milton Tom Sally Linda Sharlene Manderschcid Mandeville Mantzey Marks 'Marsden Martendell - f - f .A is Angela Beth Ramon Sylvia Alice Randy Martin Martin Martinez Martinez Massingill Maughan 3 FP: K BK -Ou' in ii X Ronald Barbara Jackie Darrell Marla Debbie Mauzey Mayne McBeth McCall McClelland McC0ll0ugh 220-SENIORS r-its ef' Longer Break Mean More Time to Cram Mary Gloria Ann McCollum McColm McCreary Karen Ivan Tim McKerie McLaws McLellan Who CARES about the President's roles! sighs Gwc Jim Rodney Gloria hall is as good a place as any for semester cramming. McMahon McNeal Medina n Shipe. Sitting in thc Gerald Morris Margaret Mickelson Mickelson M iddlebrough Barbara Chris Milbrandt Miller Judy Miller k XLS t ,i .. We Robert Vicky Stephanie Kathy Sally Miller Miller Millett McCleve Mills Jim Minch SENIORS-22l l Alfred Christy Misunas Moll Mercy Montano -fm as K AV' Mike Jim Carol Montgomery Moon Moore . Q E-rf + C an y N Denise Julinda Kenneth Patricia Sherry Jill Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore Moser If' f ' SN X J' 'Elf' ' f f' James Steve Mower Mullen Carlos Munoz Mark Pablo Bonita Murrietta Murrietta Murry 'ie fx . 9 Deette Randy Kim Debra Jack Manuel Murry Musselman Mehalko Myers Naegle Navarette 'Nr WN Eugenia Betty Brooks Penny Cathy Jeff Nebreda Neely Neill Nell Nelson Nelson 222-SENIORS Kent Nelson Dena Nichols Richard Nielson in Ez Bm NRE :1 J im Nichols JP dk ' 1' X Perry Nixon tl'-Q CT'.'R9 Greg Norstiom was S-ul' Luis Nunez tw. if Richard Newth X if if 23, . 3 ei wt 5, it is it si Q - G G Stud ing in Groups Urged in Classes Paula Nielson .. f X- - i X t f 's Q ,1.T ---' Hurrying to complete a group project for Mr. Stehr's American Govern- N W A A ii ii ment class is one ofthe problems faced by his students. Suzanne Nolan 3 Q Delores O'Banner Sherry Jolene Laurie Oberle Obershaw Obley Richard Thomas Jon Joseph Debra Ken Oelke Oldenburg Olsson Openshaw Opie Orbaker SENIORS-223 -Q. 5:-fl Jeannie Pam Ed Cheryl Thomas Danny Orr Orr Ortega Owen Owens Ozuna Lorinda Nancy Dennis Joan Gary Rosie Paca Pantoja Papas Passey Paszek Patino Gary Sandra Patterson Payne Maria Pena Kathleen Petty 224-SENIORS Rosalind Penn XJ x rk-If W 522, s yyOi P V 'pi ',V. ' if A V, Terry Petty Nancy Pearce M anuel Perez Diana Peuker Marchal Phillip Esther Peck Peden Pena 415-1' Roy Barbara Laurie Perez Perkins Petrie David Barbara Michael Pew Phelps Pickens Connie Susan Denise Pierstorff Pooley Powell 43 uf Wanda Powell John James Power Prentice l This beats lectures any ole day, says Milton as they work diligently in the resource center. Wanna Bonnie Prichard Pristo Stephan Price 'f' Linda Prock Karen Babs Jon Marion Pruett Purvis Raimond Randon Delwyn Marilyn Priscilla John Randy Ray Ray Redondo Reed Reese Research Center S ital to Student Mandeville to John Lynn David Rapp Ben Rehcis SENIORS-225 Cynthia Peggy Ken Kevin Reiswig Reyac Reynold Rhodes Becky Craig Renee Sandra Riggs Riggs Riggs Rinker Robert Eddie Dan Carmen Robb Roberts Robertson Robinett WS, Chris Pam Paul Cordell Rodarte Rodgers Rodriguez Rolz W 1 - .lfff Linda Suzanne Rhoton Richmond W Keith Tori Ritter Rizzo Vincent Rosanne Robles Robson Imelda Romero Ann Rood ii tt Duane Ted Paul David Sharon Susanna Roit Rowland Rowley Royse Rucker Ruiz 226-SENIORS t Students Respond to Spirit Boosters Sheree Kay Keith Russell Rutherford Ryan Davc Keith Barbara Ryder Sabin Sager Above we see Becky Riggs enthusiastically boosting the spirit of the Katie Mary Sue Student Body during one of the football games. Salas Sandoval Schaeffer Russel Debbie Gayle Kathy Janet Donna Schafer Schnee Schuster Schwehr Scott Sebring Pam Mary Gayl Jan Connie Diana Sebring Sennett Shaurer Shearin Shell Shelley SENIORS-227 1 1 i ,L x J, Q 4 Mary Shelly Karen I Simmons Louise Randy Shill Sh1nn Cheryl George L n Patti Edith Skoglund Slade Slattery Slaughter Sloan 6 5 -as 3 1 X FS 'i 5 I Sit if 5 . 3? 5 ig ,j 1 N: E. r f S , Carolyn Smith Merlyn Smith e -as Corrine Smith Michael Charles Winona Wendy Kathy Smith Snyder Sperry Squires Staebull Janice Stolworthy 228 SENIORS Edward iz Dennis Karen Da e Standage Standage Stanton Staplcy Starks 'tb Steve Lyle Lavonna SlarriCk Stelter Steelman Terry Cathy Jim Steere Stewart Stock 41' Wh-an 5 arious Activities Help aise Spirit Help me, Help me! cries a helpless little rabbit as our mightiest war- Roberl Kevin rior, Gary Geitz pursues his victim. Stone Stone Victoria Stoneburner Jeff Monte Christy Mike Pam Stout Straight Strauch Strohmeyer Stull Tom John Terri Rick Mark Sumpter Sweigart Talerico Talley Tau Marion Sumptef Elizabeth Taylor SENIORS-229 Charlene Taylor as Terry Taylor V- 4... Juanita Paula Peter Steve Thelma Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Denise Tessendorf Marilee Chuck Thacher Thomas Allan Thompson .-Nm Dori Thompson Jack John Loretta Ty Jim John Thompson Thompson Thompson . Tibshraeny Tilton Tilton Tim Susan Carol Marsha Becca Steve Timmons Tinnefeld Tipotsch Tippin Tobey Tolliver Ellane Cozetta Bruce Teresa Linda Bill Tom Tomlin Tomlinson Tone Totress Tryon 230-SENIORS Libey Edelmira Reuben Urbina Urias Valdez Pat Betty Jane Valentine Valenzuela Vallesky Lyn John Vicki Van Luchene Van Tongeren Vaughan Football anagers Spot Team's Plays Assisting the coaches during the Coronado football game is John Tilton as he receives information from the press box. Carolyn Joe Frankie Vcgh Vert Vian Linda Andrew Barry Vinson Vogt Wagner Sandy Susan Greg Donna Kathy Lynn Wagner Wagner Wahlstrom Wallock Walters Walters SENIORS-23l Holly Rodger Ward Ward Eric Carol Weigelt Welch ., Wendy Susan Whipple White Cynthia Linda Whitworth Wilcox Linda Maxine Willis Willis 232-SENIORS Betty Kathry n Frank Da nette Watkins Weatherbee Weaver Weber Rodney Sheila Marie Cheryl West West Westbrook Wheatley E his 1 is Q Y Va! rs Q5 Teresa Wanda Vicki John White Whlthead Whiting Whitmer Stephen Joyce Williamson Willis Sharon Keith Willan Williams Susan Gary Norman Donna Wilson Wiltbank Winter Wintersteen 'R' S' P: it '- Ii 4 SQ? Q 4 4 Se? t M ary David Wise Wood Stan , ,ff Wood Seniors Without Stickers Suffer . an S'- Bill Elaine Woodburn Woods Randy Susan Woods Woods Q Bart Reed Woodworth Workman .Ian Tana Young Younker Grant Woods I am Stupid ... l Frank Wright and James Williams attempt to point out the humor to angry car owner, Herbert Chandler. Vickie Woods as Lucille Clair Wright Wursten iii 1 Steven Nikki Younker Zahler 5 waz. Debbie Wyatt Debbie Luebke Diane Yerkes SENIORS-233 X500 32 To the class of 72 YOU have life! YOU alone Hold the power to surge Forward. To develop the Best within YOU. Then live your life . . . Don't squander it amid The fears of the unknown Love your life! Hold it! Acknowledge it's value. YOU have a mind! Use it! Don't apologize, don't Compromise your abilities To the parasites. Think. Act accordingly. 'Don't fear the 5 Fears others hold. Live! fcgftflil 1 it fini Y talk W i Wigiflb Ml I iilvllll Y 'D' yt i M vital ffl My ff 'Wwyl M W U N r , , fail! rf!! If A-'Tw . ' 1' n 7 nf' I 'V A? ,. .A f' . , ! 31' -, .L fmwGfQf Qfmmxf f ' rf' 'R ff' .V . 5' .- I A, fl X 'J ,f Q, QA, ff' 11.M.f1M' 136 KU .af if 1 Ji' ff -'fx , AA: 'fx fa 'lil' if! 'F ,fi .J 1 'I 'iff I fi fi' ff' fffffffi' fi ff--' L A Jw ,v ,A f 1 N' 'X ' 3 V w 1 1 K , V X K Ri 'x I W ' r x 1 , I, . 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Frmd 'QQ I ,gin A 49 jk fs' 7, fxfmk Tg ' .f'..J . -1 .- M ,VQL W , . ,. ffX'-'-+--- 4 ' 'R3isu:. w iS?7' ku Faculty Roster Teachers Bibliographies: Bacon Bette B.A. Brigham Young University English, Girl's League Mat Maids Baldwin Roger B.A, M.A. Arizona State University Spanish, Tennis Coach Barabe Brian B.A. Arizona State University English Bateman Arlene B.A. Brigham Young University English, Girl's League Berryhill Larry B.A. Arizona State University Physical Education Cross Country, Track Coach Binnie Duane B.A. Arizona State University Art Bixby Sally B.S. Texas Womanis University M.S. Arizona State University Physical Education Warriorettes, Dance Club Archery Team Blandford Dale ' M.Ag B.A. Eastern New Mexico University Algebra, Geometry Brackney Kenneth B.A. Arizona State University M.A. Indiana State University Industrial Arts, Algebra Bradshaw F.H. 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Arizona State University Special Education Crutchfield Julie B.A. Arizona State University Psychology, American History Cummins Bill M.A. Arizona State University Crafts, Crafts Club Cummins Craig B.A. M.A. Arizona State University Psychology, American History Davidson Steve B.A. University of Arizona Diegel Ruth M.A. Arizona State University Home Economics Dodez Louis B.A. Southwestern M.A, Arizona State University American Problems, Institutional History Student Council Donovan John M.A. Arizona State University English, Chieftain Advisor, Quill 8: Scroll Sponsor War Chant Advisor Engilsman William B.A. M.S. University of Colorado Ferguson Jerry B.A. Nebraska Wesleyan M.A. Arizona State University Foster Brian M.S. University of North Dakota Bookkeeping, Business Math France Al B.S. N.E. Missouri State M.S. Oregon State University Business Frank Noel B.S. Grand Canyon College 'M.S. Arizona State University Gardner Jean B.H. 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JOHNSON F.F.A. - Held office of Sentinal Varsity Football- Jr. 'PEGGY JA MARK JAB ONKA Orchestra - S ph. Jr. Sr. Stage Crew- oph. Jr. Sr. Acappella Ch rus - Sr. Concert Chor s-Jr. JANIS JACKSON I.C.E. Program - Sr. DECA Club French Club -lflr. Westwood Gi ls Chorus - Jr. JOANN JAQFKSON Yearbook Sta French Club - f- Soph. ,Soph. Jr. Sr. Westwood Girls - Jr. C.Y.A. - Sr. MIKE JACIJISON Sr Frost Progra Christmas Ha ll Decorations - Soph. LAURIE JACOBSON 1 1 Dance Club Fir. TOM JAMB Track - Soph. LESLIE JA Girls League S Club - Jr. S Quill 8L Scroll QUET OR Jr. Sr. NASCH ouncil - Jr. Nice-Presj Sr. l President, Sr. Chieftain Staff- Jr., Sr. fEditor of Senior Sectionl TERRY JAEINE Warrior Ban Apache Band - Jr. Sr. - Soph. Chorus - Soph. DENNIS JENKINS Football - Jr. ' Track - Soph. Band - Soph. Play - Soph. DEBBIE JETSEN Transferred f om Midwest H.S. ' Midwest, Vllyo. Soph. Yr. Powder Puff. SAA 4 Jr. SUSAN J EP Ihorus - Sopll? 5Club - Jr. 2.Y.A. - Sr. vlodel U.N. - Jr. ON K Sr. t IINDY SUE JOHN -Ionor Choir -l Sr. vlasque 8a D ger Jr g - .Sr. 'lational Ho or-Jr. Sr. Ionor Band ANNA MA Iirls League - Orchestra - Soph. Jr. Sr. RIE JOHNSON Soph. Jr. Sr. land - Soph. Jr. Sr. I.O.E. - Sr. TIM JOHNSON Honor Choir - Jr. Sr. Election's Comittee - Jr. Sr. Swimming - Soph. Jr. Ochestra - Soph. Jr. Sr. ROD JOHNSTON Football - Jr. Wrestling - Soph. Jr. Sr. Pow Wow - Soph. RON JOHNSTUN Boys League - Soph. Jr. Sr. JOE JOLLEY Varsity Football- Jr. Sr. Wrestling - Soph. Jr. Sr. Octagon - Sr. DEANN JONES Seminary Secretary - Soph. Dance Club - Sr. KELLIE JONES Junior Vice President Varsity Volleyball- Soph. Jr. Sr. S Club Treasurer - Sr. Class Council- Soph. Jr. SUSAN JONES Mat Maids - Jr. Wahoo Pahoo - Soph. MARTA KAESLER Quill 81. Scroll- Soph. Jr. Sr. Girls League Council - Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. War Chant- Soph. Jr. Sr. PAM KALMBACH Play - Soph. German Club Pow Wow - Soph. MARY ANNE KALTENHEUSER Westwood on Parade - Soph. S Club - Sr. Spikettes - Sr. C.Y.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. GREG KAUFMANN KAREN KEALEY S Club - Sr. Girls League Council- Sr. Christmas Hall Decorations -Jr. Sr. KATHLEEN KEALEY S Club -Sr. German Club - Jr. Sr. Vice President Christmas Hall Decorations - Jr. Sr. LEWIE KEAR BARB KELLIHER Dance Club - Jr. Treas. Sr. Class Council- Jr. Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Play - Sr. LEROY KELLY Sports - Soph. Pow Wow - Soph. Plays - Soph. KAREN KEYES Debate Club - Sr. Girls League - Sr. BIIfL KEYWORTH Band - Soph. Jr. Orchestra - Sr. KATHY KIMBALL - Warriorettes - Jr. Sr. Spiketttes - Sr. Plays - Jr. Pow Wow -Soph. Jr. Sr. KEVIN KIMBALL Jr. Varsity 8: Varsity Track - Soph. Jr. Varsity Cross Country - Jr. Apache football Team - Jr. Pow Wow - Jr. DEBBIE KINARD F.A.A. - Soph. Jr. BRENDA LEE KING Class Representative - Soph. S Club - Sr. Dance Club - Jr. Sr. SANDRA KING Apache Band - Soph. Warrior Band - Jr. Orchestra 81. Honor Band - Sr. Costume-Makeup, Lil Abner - Jr. RICK KIRK VICA-Sr. DAN KLEUSKENS DON KNIGHT Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Wahoo Pahoo - Jr. Sr. C.Y.A. - Sr. Model Rocket Club - Soph. BILL KOH LER Football - Soph. Jr. Basketball- Soph. Baseball - Soph. Octagon - Soph. Jr. Sr. PAUL KOLHEPP REED KOLSRUD Football - Soph. Jr. Sr. Wrestling - Soph. Jr. Class Council- Soph. Sr. Octagon - Sr. JOHN KONDOPOULOS AFS Student- Sr. Swimming Team - Sr. Key Club - Sr. PAM KUYKENDALL FHA - Soph. BARBARA LAABS Play - Jr. Girls League - Sr. FHA - Soph. CATHERINE LACROIX Badminton Team - Soph. Jr. Sr. Archery Team - Jr. Sr. GAA - Jr. MARSHA LAMAR C.O.E. - Sr. Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. DEBBIE LYNN LANNING C.O.E. KARLENE LAURSEN S Club - Sr. , Anti Litter League - Sr. Nakawatchum - Soph. Social Affairs Committee - Sr. HOLLI LAWTON Cultural Affairs Committee - Soph Hello Assembly - Soph. Nakawatchim - Jr. Girls League, entertainment chairman Sr CHERIE LEBARON S Club - Jr. Sr. Class Play - Sr. F.T.A. - Jr. TERI ANN LEE I.C.E. -Sr. DAVID E. LENHART FRANKIE LENHART DECA - Jr. Sr. RONALD LEONARD FFA - Soph. Jr. Sr. Sentinal ofthe Chaptor Pow Wow - Sr. Track - Soph. DENISE LESLIE Class Play - Soph. Mat Maids - Soph. Jr. Sr. G.A.A. -Jr. Sr. STEVE LEWELLEN BOBBY LIEES Shanna - Sr. Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Honor Choir - Sr. Stage Band - Jr. Sr. RANDA LISTON C.Y.A. soph. Jr. Treasurer-Sr. Honor Choir - Sr. .Concert Choir - Jr. Soph. Girls Chorus CYNTHIA MARIE LITTLE DECA - Jr. Sr. DECA Historian - Sr. Varsity Badminton lettered - Jr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. MARIE LOE Class Council- Jr. GAA - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Play - Jr. Girls League Council - Sr. PATTY LOWE D.E.C.A. - Jr. Sr. Swim Maids - Jr. S Club - Jr. Class Play - Soph. Sr. MARK LUCIANI Class Council- Soph. Anti Litter League - Sr. Pow Wow Parade - Sr. DEBBIE LYNN LUEBKE School Play fLil Abnerj - Jr. Spikettes - Jr. Sr. QPresiden0 SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES - 241 Nakawatchim - Jr. Transferred from Arcadia High School- Jr. DICK LUEBKE Varsity Track - Jr. Sr. Varsity Cross Country -Sr. Letterman Club Transferred from Arcadia High School - Jr. DIANA LYNCH Honor Choir - Sr. Concert Choir - Jr. Sr. French Club - Soph. Jr., Vice President Class Council- Soph. JOHN LYNN Class Council - Sr. Tennis - Jr. Sr. Spanish Club - Jr. PAT MAAHS Chorus-Sophomore Girls Chorus-Westwood Girls - Jr. MARILYN MABEE Future Nurses - Jr. C.Y.A. - Soph. Jr. Westwood Girls - Sr. Badminton Team - Sr. JANICE MACCHIAROLI Choraliers - Soph. CATHERINE MACE Concert Choir - Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. ROBERT MADSEN Honor Choir Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Council- Sr. Masque 8: Dagger DONELL MAGNUSSON Mat Maids - Soph. Jr. Class Play - Soph. Class Council- Jr. G.A.A. - Soph. J EFF M AKI L Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. Stage Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Lil Abner Orchestra - Jr. J.V. Football- Soph. KAREN MAKINNEY G.A.A. - Jr. Wahoo Pahoo - Jr. Class Council - Soph. CHAD MANDERSCHEID Wrestling - Soph. Chess Club - Soph. Track Team - Jr. 1 MILTON MANDEVILLE Student Action Committee - Sr. Anti Litter League - Sr. Football - Soph. Wrestling - Jr. TOM M. MANTZEY D.E.C.A. Club Bowling Team -Captain Target Shooting SALLY MARKS Newspaper - Soph. Jr., Editor in Chief- Sr. Yearbook - Jr. Sr. - Sports editor, Sr. ' Varsity Volleyball- Jr. Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. LINDA MARSDEN Westwood Girls Chorus - Soph. Jr. Plays - Jr. Christmas Decorations ANGELA MARTIN French Club - Soph. Plays - Soph. Pow Wow - Jr. Chalk-Chic - Soph. SHARLENE MARTINDELL Chorus - Soph. Jr. 0 Class Council- Sr. Girls League - Soph. Class Play - Sr. RAMON MARTINEZ Wrestling - Soph. Jr. Sr. Band - Soph. Jr. Sr.' Track - Soph. Jr. Sr. Football- Soph. Jr. ALICE MASSINGILL Girls League - Sr. RANDY MAUGHAN 'Boys League RON MAUZY BARBARA MAYNE JACKIE MCBATH ,Orchestra - Soph. Jr. Make up Committee for Lil Abner .Pow Wow Skit- Jr. Orchestra for Class Play - Jr. DARRELL MCCALL Band - Soph. DARLENE MCCLEVE KATHY MCCLEVE Class Play - Jr. Dance Club - Jr. Sr. F.F.A. - Jr. Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. DEBBIE MCCOLLOUGH Future Homemakers of America - Class Council - Sr. Pow Wow - Sr. MARY MCCOLLUM Westwood Girls Chorus - Jr. ICE Nursing - Sr. ANN MCCREARY French Club - Sr. Leo Club - Sr. Girls League - Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Sr. GLEN MCFARLAND CYA - Sr. Wahoo Pahoo - Jr. Class Council- Sr. IVAN MCLAWS Student Body President- Sr. Class President- Soph. Varsity Football- Jr. Sr. Octagon - Jr. Sr. JAMES T. MCMAHON Varsity Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Honor Band - Jr. Sr. Stage Band - Jr. Chess Club - Jr. 242 - SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Soph. RODNEY MCNEAL FFA - Soph. Jr. Pres. Sr. Chapter Treas. Class Council - Soph. ' Football- Soph. KAREN MCRORIE Volleyball Team - Jr. Sr. G.A.A. - Soph GLORIA MEDINA DECA - Jr. KIM M EHALKO Gymnastics - Jr. Leo Club - Soph. Jr. Sr. Concert Choir - Jr. Class Council - Sr. GERALD MICKELSON Baseball - Soph. MORRIS MICKELSON ICE - Sr. VICA - Sr. PEGGY MIDDLEBROUGH Varsity 8: Honor Bands - Soph. Archery Team - Jr. Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. S Club - Sr. CHRIS MILLER Yearbook - Jr. Sr. Quill 8LScroll - Sr. JUDY MILLER .Chorus - Jr. .VICKI MILLER -SALLY MILLS Class Council - Soph. Class Plays - Jr. Sr. .Pow Wow - Jr. Sr. Nakawchim - Soph. JIM MINCH AL MISUNAS MICHAEL MONTGOMERY CAROLE MOORE GAA - Soph. CYA - Sr. Tohyah - Sr. DENISE M. MOORE C.O.E. Club - Sr. KENNITH MOORE Football - Soph. Jr. PATTY MOORE Girls Chorus - Soph. Concert Choir - Jr. CYA - Soph. Jr. Sec. Sr. Year DECCA Club - Sr. SH ERRY M OOR E Gymnastics - Soph. Jr. Sr. Dance Club - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Sr. Student Council - Soph. DAVID MORPHIS Football - Sr. Baseball- Sr. JAMES LEE MOWER Pow Wow - Sr. Jr. Sr. KATHY JO MOYERS Pow Wow - Soph. Jr. Gymnastics - Soph. Girls League - Soph. Class Council - Sr. STEVEN MULLEN Class Council- Soph. Jr. Sr. FFA - Treasurer, Jr. FFA Chapter President- Sr. SANDRA M UNOZ Spanish Club - Jr. Dance Club - Jr. DEETTE M. MURRAY Band - Soph. Jr. FFA - Soph. Jr. Sr. PABLO C. MURRIETTA PHILLIP MARK MURRIETT Student Action Committee DEBBIE MYERS Spirit Club - Sr. Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. JACK NAEGLE Boys League - Jr. Sr. Class Play - Jr. Football- Soph. Jr. Gymnastics - Soph. Jr. BETTY NEELY Class Council - Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Rallies 8a Traditions Comm. - Jr S Club - Jr. Sr. R. BROOKS NEILL Leo Club - Sr. CATHY NELSON Warrior Marching Band - Jr. Sr. Concert Choir - Jr. . COE - Sr. JEFF NELSON Swimming - Soph. Jr. Sr. Wahoo Pahoo - Soph. Jr. Sr. KENT NELSON MARY NEUMANN I.C.E. Program - Cosmetology RICHARD NEWTH Transferred from Seneca High School Louisville, Ky. Jr. Year Wrestling - Jr. Sr. Key Club - Sr. DENA NICHOLS Warriorettes - Jr. Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Council - Soph. JIM NICHOLS Singing Warriors - Soph. Acapella Choir - Sr. PAULA NIELSEN Warriorettes - Jr. Sr. Class Council- Soph. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. RICHARD L. NIELSON 'g Transferred from Mesa Hi h School Senior Year, SUZANN Dance Cl NOLAN b - Soph. Jr. Sr. lVice-Presldentj CYA - Sr. GREG. NOR DSTROM LOUIE Nl Choriliers, Concert C Vice-Presi Lil Abner, ' SHERRYA. Orchestra - C.Y.A. - Jr Badminton JNEZ III inging Warriors - Soph. oir - Jr. Sr. ent Choral Council -Sr. 'Hairless Joe - Jr. LEE OBERLE Soph. team J.V. - Jr. JOLENE EBERSHAW Class Coun Class Plays il- Sr. - Soph. Jr. Dance Club - Soph. Jr. Mat Maids - Soph. Sr. LAURIE, osusv A.L.L. - Jr. Leo Club - Class Play Pow Wow r. Soph. Sr. Jr. Sr. RICHARD OELKE JON F. O I.V. Footb Apache Fo SSON ll - Soph. tball - Jr. Wrestling - Jr. Sr. J .V. Track I DEBBIE Band - Sop Chorus - S Orchestra - -Soph. Jr. PIE . Jr. Sr. ph. Jr. Sr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Little Abner - Jr. J EANNI E Class Coun Class Plays' Pow Wow Volleyball - CHERYL F.T.A. - So ORR cil - Soph. Jr. Soph. Jr. Jr. OWEN h. Jr. Mas ue 8: Dagger - Jr. Sr. Q The M ouse Concert Ch that Roared - Jr. oir - Jr. Sr. LORINDA PACA Russian Cl b - Fr., Saguaro High School Transferre from Saguaro High School German Cl b - Sr. NANCY PANTOJA Spanish Club - Soph. BILLIE L. PASE Dance Clu - Soph. Jr. Sr. Westwotod n Parade - Soph. Class Coun il- Sr. Girls Chords - Soph. JOAN Ml CHELE PASSEY Model U.N. - Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. Jr. OURG NIZATIONS, Dir. Jr. Re .Sec. Sr. ROSIE PATINO Spanish Cl b I.C.E. Cosxiatology Program GARY L. PATTERSON Honor Choir - Sr. Football - Jir. Leo Club - Sr. Boys League Council- Jr. Sr. NANCY PEARCE Warriorette - Sr. Class Council - Soph. S Club - Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Sr. MARCHAL W. PECK Band - Jr. Sr. Stage Band - Sr. Orchestra - Soph. PHILIP PEDEN F.F.A. - Jr.- MARIA M. PENA Transferred from Berea Community High, I97l MANUEL PEREZ A Class Council - Sr. Octagon - Soph. Jr. Sr. Varsity Football- Soph. Jr. Sr. ROY PEREZ Gymnastics - Soph. Baseball - Soph. KATHY PETTY Apache Band - Soph. Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. TERRY WAYNE PETTY Warrior Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Honor Choir - Soph. Jr. Sr. Orchestra - Jr. Sr. Honor and - Jr. Sr. DIANA PEUKER Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Chorus - Soph. Mat Maids - Sr. DEBRA PFOF F Transferred from S. Pasadena High School Jr.,Year Senior Class Council - Sr. ' C.Y.A. Club - Sr. BARBARA PHELPS Class Representative - Jr. Concert Choir - Jr. C.O.E. President - Sr. Honor Choir - Jr. Sr. MIKE PICKENS VICA- Sr. Track - Soph. Pow Wow - Jr. CONI PIERSTORFF Badminton Team - Jr. Sr. German Club - Jr. Sr. Wahoo Pahoo - Jr. SUSAN POOLEY Transferred from Blue Eart, Minn. High School, Soph. Archery - Jr. Mat M.aids - Sr. DENISE KAY POWELL Apache Band - Soph. Props Committee - Jr. FTA Club - Soph. Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. WANDA POWELL CYA - Jr. Sr. Christmas Hall Decorations - Jr. Sr. Nakwachim - Soph. Jr. Sr. JOHN POWER J.V. Football- Soph. F.F.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. Octagon - Soph. Jr. Sr. BILL HEYWOOD PRICE Singing Warriors - Soph. Interact Club - Soph. Jr. KAREN PRUETT Tennis Team - Soph. Jr. Sr. Treasurer C.Y.A. - Jr. Secretary National Honor Society - Sr. Recipient ASU Medallion of Merit Award for Westwood - Jr. BABS PURVIS Cheerleader - Sr. Class Council- Jr. S Club - Jr. Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. JON PAUL RAIMONDE Apache Band - Soph. Varsity Band - Jr. MARION RANDON Apache Band - Soph. 'Varsity Band - Jr. Sr. Ebony Club - Jr. Sr. DAVE RAPP German Club - Soph. DELWYN O. RAY Football- Sr. Honor Choir - Sr. Concert Choir - Soph. Jr. Class Play - Jr. Sr. PRISCILLA REDONDO Spanish Club - Jr. Art Club - Jr. C.O.E. - Sr. JOHN REED J.V. Tennis - Soph. Jr. Varsity Tennis - Sr. Football ' Soph. Jr. Octagon - Sr. Class Council- Jr. Sr. LES REEVES Transferred from Stadium High, Tacoma, Wash - Sr. BEN REHEIS Cross Country - Soph. Jr. Track - Soph. CINDY REISWIG KENNETH D. REYNOLDS Transferred from Vandercook High, J3CkS0n, Mich - Soph. Year Apache Football- Jr. PEGGY REZAC Chorus - Soph. D.E.C.A. - Sr. KEVIN RHODES Gymnastics - Soph. Jr. Diving - Sr. Class Council- Soph. Pow Wow - Soph. LINDA RHOTON Mat Maids - Sr. SUZANNE RICHMOND Transferred from Waynesville Hig Mo. soph. Year. Student Action Committee - Sr. Anti Litter League - Sr. BECKY RIGGS Cheer Leader - Jr. Sr. Daisy Mae, Lil Abner - Soph. Jr. Honor Choir - Jr. Sr. Pow Wow - Soph. RENEE RIGGS Concert Choir - Jr. Sr. Girls League - Sr. French Club - Soph. Jr. Dance Club - Soph. SANDY RINKER Chorus - Soph. German Club - Soph. KETIH RITTER TORI RIZZO Chorus - Soph. C.O.E. Club - Sr. ROBERT ROBB Senior Class Secretary - Sr. Model U.N. - Sr. Senate Youth Program - Sr. Debate - Jr. Sr. ERNEST E. ROBERTS Gymnastics - Soph. Jr. Sr. FFA - Jr. Sr. ROSANNE ROBSON Class Secretary - Soph. Masque 8LDagger Club - Soph. Jr. Class Council- Jr. Sr. Concert Choir - Jr. MARIA .CRISTINA RODART President, Spanish Club - Senior French Club - Sr. Spanish Club - Jr. PAM RODG ERS CYA - Soph. Jr. Sr. PUAL RODRIGUEZ Key Club - Jr. Sr. C.C. - Soph. Christmas Hall Decorations - Sr. CLINTON A ROGERS Class Council- Jr. Frost- Sr. IMELDA ROMERO Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. ANN ROOD F.H.A. - Soph. C.O.E. - Sr. CORD ROTZ Football- Soph. Jr. Student Action Club - Sr. Anti Litter League - Sr. Art Club - Soph. PAUL ROWLEY Class Council- Soph. Jr. Football- Jr. Sr. Swimming - Soph. Sr. Foreign Exchange Student to Colombia, S.A. - Jr. SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES- 24 DAVID ROYSE Basketball- Soph. Jr. Sr. Football - Jr. ' Baseball - Soph. Lettermans Club - Sr. KAY RUTHERFORD Pow Wow - Jr. Spiketts - Jr. Plays - Soph. ' Class Council - Soph. Jr. KEITH SABIN Football - Jr. Range Management Team in Ag. - Jr. Coop - Sr. KATIE SALAS Chicanos Unidos Club - Jr. Sr. I ETHEL SANDERS Transferred from Maryvale High School - Jr. Pow Wow - Sr. MARY SANDOVAL German Club - Soph. Student Action Committee - Sr. DECA Club - Jr. DEBBIE SCHNEE Transferred from Madison Central High School in South Dakata in Senior Year. GAYLE SCHUSTER Transferred from Windsor Locks High School in Conn. - Jr. Year. Pow Wow - Sr. Varsity Volley Ball- Sr. KATHY SCHWEHR Class Play - Jr. Girls League - Sr. C.O.E. - Sr. JANET SCOTT Social Affairs Committee - Soph. Girls League Council - Jr. Sr. Class Council- Sr. S Club - Sr. JERRY SEAGRAVES Swimming - Jr. Masque 8a D'agger Club French Club CYA DONNA L. SEBRING FFA - Jr. Sr. ICE - Sr. Junior Achievement- Soph. PAM SEBRING FFA - Jr. Sr. MARY CATHERINE SENNETT Pow Wow - Jr. Sr. Class Play - Jr. Girls League - Sr. CONNIE SHELL , Girls Chorus - Soph. Class Play - Soph. Jr. F.T.A. - Jr. V.I.C.A. Treasurer - Sr. DIANA SHELLEY Tennis Team - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Council- Jr. Sr. Nakwachim - Soph. Jr. Sr. MARY SHELLEY Girls League Council - Sr. Concert Choir - Sr. Class Play - Jr. Sr. Special Services Committee - Jr. RANDY J. SHINN Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Golf Team - Soph. Jr. Sr. Leo Club - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. GWEN SHIPE S Club - Sr. Class Council - Soph. Girls League Committee- Sr. Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. LANA SHROYER ANDY SHUMWAY Orchestra - Soph. Jr. Sr. Leo Club - Soph. Jr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Basketball- Soph. Jr. Sr. KAREN SIMMONS Dance Club - Jr. Band - Soph. Jr. TIM SIMS V Transferred from West Hi h School, S T0rl'al1CC, Calif. Jr. Year Gymnastics - Jr. CHERYL SKOGLUND Varsity Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Secretary of Varsity Band - Jr. Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Orchestra - Jr. Sr. FRED SLA DE Gymnastics - Soph. Jr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Concert Choir - Jr. Honor Choir - Sr. Pow Wow - Jr. Sr. JERILYN SLATTERY Crafts Club - Jr. PATTI SLAUGHTER Transferred from Saguaro High School - Soph. Yeal' Concert Choir - Jr. Sr. COE - Sr. GAA - Sr. EDITH SLOAN ' National Honor Society - Jr. Sr. Gymnastics Team - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Plays - Soph. Jr. Sr. ' Honor Band - Jr. Sr. CAROLYN SMITH Orchestra - Soph. German Club - Soph. G.A.A. - Soph. Badminton Team - Jr. CORINNE SMITH Transferred from El Paso, Texas KAREN SMITH Chorus- Chorliers - Jr. Acapella Workshop Choir - Sr. Speech - Sr. KEVIN E. SMITH Varsity Football- Jr. Sr. Varsity Baseball- Jr. Sr. Octagon - Jr. Sr. LYNNE SMITH Transferred from Tucson High - Jr. Year. CYA - Sr. 244 - SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES MERLYN DEAN SMITH Varsity Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Lil Abner Orchestra - Jr. Christmas Decorations MICHAEL RICHARD SMITH Swimming - Soph. Jr. Sr. fVarsity Captainj Transferred from I.ake Havasu High School in Soph. Year. WINONA SPERRY Transferred from Poudre High Schgol in Ft. Collins, Colo. in Jr. Year. CYA . Sr, Revival Choir - Sr. Pow Wow Committee - Sr. KATHY STAEBELL Mat Maids - Jr. Sr. VICA Club, Secretary - Sr. G.A.A. - Soph. Jr. Plays - Soph. Jr. EDDIE STANDAGE Boys League President - Sr. Golf- Soph. Jr. Sr. Football- Soph. Jr. Orchestra 8: Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. LIZ STANDAGE Cheerleader - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Council- Jr. Sr. Chorus - Soph. Jr. Orchestra - Soph. Jr. Sr. DENNIS STANTON Chorus, Choraliers - Soph. I.C.E. - Wica Club - Sr. Photographer - Soph. Jr. Sr. KAREN STAPLEY Girls Chorus - Soph. President of FTA - Jr. Badminton Team - Sr. German Club - Sr. DALE A. STARKS Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. Pep Band - Sr. LAURE - Sr. Track Manager - Jr. STEVE STARRICK LAVONA STEELMAN Chorus - Soph. Jr. Sr. Girls League - Soph.'Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Sr. Mat Maids 8cSwim Maids - Sr. TERRY STEERE F.F.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. Co-op Agriculture - Sr. CATHI STEWART F.F.A. Sweetheart- Sr. Girls League - Sr. Senior Play - Sr. Pow Wow - Jr. JIM STOCK Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. Pep Band - Sr. Class Play - Sr. ROBERT STONE VICKIE STONEBURNER Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. CYA - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Apache Bland - Soph. J EFF STOUT Varsity Football - Jr. Sr. Octagon Club Jr. Sr. Varsity Track - Sr. Lettermans Club - Jr. Sr. CHRISTY STRAUCH Music- Soph. Jr. Sr. Cultural Affairs Director - Sr. Senate Youth Program - Sr. Girls State - Sr. MIKE STROHMEYER Swimming- Soph. Jr. Sr. Choraliers - Soph.' Band Manager - Jr. PAM STULL G.A.A. - Soph. MARIAN ELIZABETH SUMPTER TOM SUM PTER Football- Soph. Jr. Sr. Track - Soph. Jr. Sr. Wrestling - Soph. Jr. Honor Choir - Sr. IGOR TAKALS Transferred from Tempe High School - Sr TERESA ANN TALERICO Yearbook Staff- Soph. Jr. fHonorsJ Sr. QCO Editorj Spikettes - Soph. Jr. Sr. fV.P.J Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. Class Council - Sr. FRANK TALKER Transferred from Kingman High School S0Ph- Band - Jr. Sr. RICK' TALLEY Varsity Football - Sr. Concert Choir - Soph. Jr. Honor Choir - Sr. Leo Club - Soph. Jr. Sr. TOM TASH Transferred from Camelback High School-Soph MARK TAU Cross Country and Track Soph. National Honor Society - Jr. Sr. Class Council- Jr. Sr. CYA - Jr. Sr. ' CHARLENE TAYLOR I.C.E. -Sr. PAULA TAYLOR Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. Chairman Christmas Halls - Sr. Swim Maids - Jr. DECA - Jr. Sr. fTreasurerJ PETER W. TAYLOR L.D.S. Seminary V.P. - Sr. Orchestra - Sr. fPresidentJ Jr. Sr. National Honor Society - Sr. fVice Presj Leo Club - Sr. tVice Presj STEVE TAYLOR Pow Wow - Soph. Jr. Sr. Boys League - Soph. Jr. Sr. Football - Soph. TERRY LEE TAYLOR Concert Choir Jr. Sr. Singing Warriors - Soph. Gymnastics - Soph. Class Council- Soph. JAMES WILLIAMS T.L. CTHELMAJ TAYLOR Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. Apache Band - Soph. Class Play - Sfph. Lil' Abner - J . MARILEE THACKER Chorus - Soph. Varsity Band -- Jr. Sr. Orchestra - S Stage Band - r. CHUCK THOMAS DORI THO PSON Concert Choi Mat Maids - J Vice President Jr. Sr. . Sr. Class Council- Soph. Jr. German Club Jr. JOHN CURT FTA - Soph. Class Council - Sr. Student Action Toyhah - Jr. TY TIBSHR Leo Club - So Golf- Soph. J ENY h. Jr. Sr. . Sr. Chorus - Soph. Jr. ED TIFFANY F.F.A. - Soph. Chorus - Soph. JIM TILTON Class Council- Wrestling - SO Football - Jr. S J r. Sr. Soph. Jr. Sr. PH. I'. Swimming -Jr, Sr. JOHN BRYA Class Council Football, Man Senior Vice Pr TIM TIMMO NT TILTON Soph. ger - Jr. Sr. sident NS F.F.A. - Soph. Vlr. Sr. Speech Team - Soph. Jr. SUSAN TINNEFELD Christmas Hall C.O.E. - Sr. Decorations - Jr. CAROL TIPCiJTSC H Apache Band - Warrior Band - F.F.A. - Soph.SJr. Soph. J r. Sr. oph. Jr. Sr. m Mason City ansas in Soph. Year. French Club - MARSHA TI PIN Transferred fr High School Class Council - Jr. BECKA TOB Y Class Play - So h. Sr. Pow Wow - Jr. r. Class Council - Jr. Mat Maids - Jn Sr. STEVE TOLLIVER Baseball - Jr. Sr. Dctagon Club - .lr. Sr. Letterman Club ELAINE TOM EAA-Jr. Ilass Student Co BRUCE TOM Swimming - So Io-Captain of S -Jr. Sr. INSON h. Jr. Sr. wimming Team - Jr. Sr. Nahoo Pahoo - Jlr. Sr. IS THOMPSON Committee - Sr. TERI TONE Pow Wow - Jr. Play - Sr. ' . Class Council- Soph. BILL TRYON Track - Soph. Jr. Sr. Cross Country - Soph. Jr.'S Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. National Honor Society PATTI VALENTINE Pow Wow - Sr. BETTI VALENZUELA Siprit Club - Sr. Pow Wow - Sr. T. Christmas Decorations - Sr. JANE VALLESKEY The Mouse That Roared War Chant Staff- Sr. play - Jr. Girls League Service Committee - Sr. War Chant Editor - Sr. LYNN VAN LUCHENE S Club - Sr. Class Plays - Jr. Sr. Yearbook Staff- Jr. Sr. Quill 8L Scroll, V.P. Sr. JOHN VAN TONGEREN Il Leo Club - Soph. Jr. Sr. Stage Band - Sr. Anti Litter League President - Sr. VICKI VAUGHN Westwood Girls Chorus - Soph. Jr. Achievement - Soph. Spikettes - Soph. Sr. Last Chance Society - Sr. CAROLYN VEGH Warriorettes - Jr. Sr. Class Council- Soph. Sr. Honor Choir - Sr. Tennis Team - Soph. Jr. JOE VERT Transferred from Bad Axe High School in Michigan in Jr. Year. FRANKIE LEE VIAN Chairman, Make-up Ten Little Indians - Jr. Girls League - Jr. Mat Maids - Soph. Jr. Westwood Girls Advanced Chorus 1 Jr. Sr. LYNDA KAYE VINSON Ebony Club - Jr. Sr. Volley Ball Team - Soph. Class Play - Sr. ANDY VOGT Varsity Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Stage Band - Soph. Jr. Sr. Honor Band - Jr. Sr. Orchestra - Jr. Sr. uncil Rep. - Soph. SANDY WAGNER Pow Wow - Sr. Mat Maids - Jr. Sr. CYA - Soph. Jr. SUE WAGNER Archery Team - Jr. C.Y.A. - Soph. Jr. Sr. DONNA WA LLOCK Transferred from Lake Havasu High School Soph. Year Choraliers - J r. CATHY WA LTERS Chorus - Soph. Pow Wow - Jr. Latin Club - Jr. LYNNE STARR WALTERS Mat Maids -Jr. KATHY WEATHERBEE Girls Chorus - Soph. FRANK WEAVER ALAN WEBB Boys League - Soph. Jr. Sr. ERIC HANS WEIGELT Tohyah Staff- Sr. Student Action Committee - Sr. Tennis Team - Soph. Jr. SBA - Soph. Jr. Sr. JOHNNY WEIK D Football 8: Track Soph. Jr. CAROL WELCH FHA - Soph. Treasurer, Jr. Class Council- Soph. DYAN WEST RODNEY WEST . German Club - Jr. Sr. WENDY WHIPPLE G.A.A. - Jr. C.O.E. - Sr. Nakawatchum - Sr. Class Play - Sr. 0 LAVERT JOSEPH WHITE Transferred from S. Mountain High School Baseball - Sr. Ebony Club President Wrestling Plays ff SIOUX WHITE Girls Chorus - Soph. TERESA WHITE Girls League Council - Jr. Sr. Powder Puff Basketball- Soph. Jr. Orchestra - Soph. Jr. Sr. S Club WANDA WHITEHEAD CYA - Sr. Transferred from Richfield High School in Waco, Texas - Jr. VICKI LEE WHITING FTA - Jr. GAA - Jr. Girls League - Jr. JOHN WHITM ER Boys League - Soph. Jr. Sr. Ebony Club - Jr. Varsity Football- Soph. Jr. Sr. Track - Soph. Sr. Nakawachim - Soph. Jr. JOYCE WILLIS Warriorettes - Sr. National Honor Society - Jr. Sr. NHS Treasurer - Sr., Dance Club - S oph. Jr. Sr. MAXINE WILLIS . Choir - Soph. Jr. Sr. Elections Director - Jr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Masque and Dagger - Jr. Sr. . S ENIOR SUE WILSON Mat Maids - Soph. Jr. Class Play - Soph. Pow Wow - Jr. Christmas Hall Decorations - Jr. Sr. GARY WILTBANK School Play, Harvey - Soph. Track - Jr. Sr. Football - Sr. Lettermans Club Sr. NORMAN WINTER DONNA WINTERSTEEN Band - Jr. Sr. STAN WOOD DECA - Jr. Sr. lVice Pres., WILLIAM WOODBURN GRANT WOODS Class President- Jr. Sr. Varsity Tennis - Soph. Jr. Sr. Warrior Mascot- Sr. Anti Litter League - Sr. fVice Pres.j SUSAN WOODS COE - Sr. Girls League - Soph. Jr. Sr. VICKIE WOODS French Club - Soph. Class Play - Soph. Orchestra - Jr. Sr. Warrior Band - Jr. Sr. BART WOODWORTH - Class Council- Soph. Jr. Band - Varsity 8: Honor - Soph. Jr. Sr Orchestra - Jr. Sr. Tennis - Soph. Jr. REED WORKMAN FFA - Soph. Jr. Sr. Football - Soph. Jr. FFA Co-op - Sr. -MIKE WORLEY V FRANK L. WRIGHT Varsity Football- Soph. Jr. Sr. Pow Wow - Jr. Sr. Homecoming Float LUCILLE WRIGHT Student Council Officer - Soph. Jr. Sr. S Club - Sr. Anti Litter League - Jr. Sr. Class Play - Soph. Jr. Sr. CLAIR WU RSTEN Science Club - Soph. DECA - Jr. Sr. Cross Country - Jr. DIANNE YERKES CYA - Soph. Jr. 8: Sr. President National Honor Society - Jr. Sr. Spikette - Sr. JEAN YOUNG French Club - Sr. German Club - Jr. Sr. Transferred from Simm STEVEN YOUNKER ons, Aberdeen J. V. Gymnastics - Soph. Varsity Gymnastics - Jr. TANA YOUNKER COE - Sr. Orchestra - Soph. Jr. NIKKI ZAHLLER SAC Club - Sr. RIOGR A PI-IIFQ - 'JAR Ferguson, jerry 145 Bacon, Bette 144 Baldwin, Roger 144 Barabe, Brian 144 Bateman, Arlene 144 Berryhill, Larry 144 Binnie, Duane 144 Bixby, Sally 144 Blandford, Dale 144 Brackney, Ken 144 Bradshaw, F. H. 144 Brock, Pat 144 Brown, Curtis 144 Buckley, Guy 143 Buckley, john 144 Chamberlain, Dell 142 Charles, Dale 143 Chase, Steven 144 Chellevold, H. 144 Clark, Verne 144 Cluff, Hal 144 Conover, Millard 144 Coyle, Patrick 144 Cramer, Anne 144, 146 Crook, Bill 144 Crutchfield, Julie 144 Cummins, Bill 144 Cummins, Craig 144 Davidson, Steve 145 Diegel, Ruth 145 Dippold, Carol 143, 151 Dodez, Louis 145 Donovan, John 145 Ebert, Bill 145, 151 Ellsworth, Donald 143 Engelsman, William 145 Foster, Brian 145 Frank, Noel 145 Free, Bob 142,143 Frontone, Jack 145 Gardner, Jean 145 Gates, David 145 Gearhart, Nancy 145 Gezeluis, George 145 Gibbons, Leroy 145 Gish, Marie 145 Goodman, Harry 146 Harper, Ruth 146 Harris, Eula 143 I-latch, Jackie 146 Hawkins, Dick 146 Acapella 106 Anti-Litter 193 Apache Band 108 Boy's League 86 Cheerleaders 115 Chess 90 Chieftain Staff 78, 79 COE 92, 93 Concert Choir 104, 105 F acult ndex Heffington, Dave 146 Herst, Gene 146 l-Ieward, Dick 146 Hillman, Herb 146 Hudson, Frank 146 Huffaker, Joyce 146 Humphrey, Gavin 142 Jackson, A1-less 146 Jackson, Betty 146 jaimes, Dee 147 janeczko, Stan 147 Johnson, Stan 147 Jolly, Ned 147 jones, Doris 147 jones, Jay Dean 147 Judd, Larry 147 Kartchner, Rey 147 Kerr, John 143 Kilbourne, Richard 142 Kimball, Jo Ann 150 Laney, Steve 147 Lisonbee, Al 147 Lloyd, Joe 147 Louis, John 148 Louthau, Rani 143 Lovett, Bill 142 Luciani, Dorothy 148 Maas, Leona 148 Manriquez, Mary 143 Martinez, joe 146, 148 Matsumoto, Joyce 148 McNaughton, Austin 148 Meade, Shirley 148 Merrill, Neil 148 Merrill, Wilda 148 Messali, Andre 148 Middleton, Esther 148 Miller, Clete 148 Miller, Delores 148 Miller, Margaret 148 Moody, Burdell 148 Morphis, Audrey 143 Morris, Ken 148 Morrow, Stan 148 Mountz, Frank 148 Mueller, Les 148 Munoz, Yolanda 148 Noll, Jackie 148 Norman, Frances 148 Odegaard, Dean 148 Ong, Helen 148 Organizations FFA 89 French 102 German 100 Girl's League 87 Honor Choir 118 Key 82 Latin 101 Leo 84 Lettermans 85 Perkins, Ruth 149 Peterson, Leo 149 Pico, Joe 149 Pinckert, jane 149 Pipes, Janet 149 Pultz, Robert 149 Randall, Linda 149 Reid, Erv 149 Rhodes, Geneva 149 Richardson, jorth 149 Richmond, Duane 150 Rudd, Melvin 150 Ryan, Anetta 150 Sawyer, Richard 150 Scannell, Tim 150 Schlarbaum, Max 150 Sharp, Lynn 143 Shields, Jean 150 Shouse, Dorothy 150 Skogen, Frank 150 Slade, Wayne 150 Smith, Don 150 Smith, George 142 Smith, Vera 150 Smolkovich, Karen 150 Spain, Cliff 150 Stansbury, jerry 150 Stapley, Keith 150 Stehr, Brian 150 Stewart, james 150 Stortz, Henen 150 Sturdevant, james 142, 143 Summers, Vannie 150 Thomas, Alvie 150 Thompson, Chuck 150 Thornhill, Norine 150 Tihanyi, George 150 Townsend, Ben 151 Tucker, Keith 151 Valentine, Lora 151 Webb, Wells, Erlgng 148 Paul 151 Werner, Lynn 143 West, Corwin 151 White, Elizabeth 151 White, William 143 Wilks, G.O. 151 Wolta, Edith 151 Wurtz, james 151 Yerby, Fern 151 Young, Richard 151 Service 110 Singing Warriors 104 Spanish 101 Speech 91 Spirit 112 Stage Band 111 Tohyah Staff 83 Varsity Band 118,119 VICA 90 CYA 95 Masque and Dagger 94 War Chant Staff 80, 81 Dance 96, 97 Octogon 82 Warriorettes 114 DECA 92 Orchestra 107 Westwood Girls Chorus 106 Ebony 109 SAC 113 Abbott, Jim 107, 118,201 Abra, Linda 106,201 Acosta, Teresita 83,93,201 Abney, Glen 47, 56, 157 Acosta, Pat 48, 68, 85, 108, 157 Adams, Dale 45 ,201 246 Index Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Aguilar Danny 46 , 157 Diane 100,157,201 Cathy 157 Diane 93 Robert 157 Tom 179 Carol 157 : YH Aguilar, john 201 Aitchison, Dan 179 Albright, Steve 201 Alcantar, Deborah 113, 179 Alcantar, Nay 75 Alcantar, Siboney 157 Alder, Tom 157 Aldrich, Christy 179 Alger, Robert 157 Allen, Ben 106,201 Allen, Deanna 91,201 Allen, James 157 Allen, Jeff 179 Allen, Kerri 179 Allen, Margie 157 Allen, Marya 97,107, 157 Allen, Richard 68, 157 Allen, Sharla 201 Allen, Wyatt 157 Allred, Carl 179 Allred, Charles 102, 179 Allred, K evin 157 Allred, Michelle 96, 112, 179 Allyn, Dawn 157 Almanza, Jesse 201 Altamirano, Julio 157 Altamirano, Celia 201 Altum, Tim 110,119,179 Amick, Mark 179 Amick, Louise 107 Andersen, Anderson, A nderson, A nderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, A nd erson , Anderson , A nderson, Anderson, Andrade , A ndreas , Andrews, A ngrick, Ella 157 Barbara 101, 118, 179 Dadaze 179 Darwin 68, 157 Daryene 157 Gale 95,99,104,202 Gregory 119,179 Jan 65 Kevin 50, 108, 157 Marsha 93,202 Ross 68, 179 Yasmin 100, 157 Mark 96, 158 Randy 45 Pam 158 Karl 158 Anka, Mike 179 Anke, Richard 158 Annala, Nancy 24,75,121, 124, 127, 130,136,202 Antone, Marian 158 Apple, Anthony 46,158 Apple, Richard 93,2W Arbogast, Carla 202 Arguijo, Rene 45, 179 Armenta, Maria 32,158 Armenta, Ray 158 Armenta, Larry 158 Armenta, Peech 202 Armenta, Yolanda 202 Armistead, Debbie 179 Armstrong, Melinda 158 Arnett, Karen 87, 97, 158 Arnett, Lurleen 158 Arnett, Spencer 58, 68, 158, 167 Arnold, Karel 63, 79,158 Arrigan, Tom 68,158 Arrington, Sherrie 96, 114, 118, 202 Arrowsmith, Kathy 202 Arrowsmith, Lynn 93,202 Artusso, Rob 202 Arvayo, Amada 158 Asburry, Norma 202 Ashby, Fred 48, 104, 158 Ashby, Janna 179 Ashe, Richard 46, 158 Askeland, Keith 202 Atkinson, Lewis 202 Augustin, Christopher 179 Augustin, Gary 106, 179 Auld, Margaret 202 Aussprung, Richard 202 Aust, Terri 119,128,202 Aust, Thomas 48,108, 158 Averett, Susan 158 Axline, John 179 Babbitt, Richard 158 Bachert, Diane 202 Badger, Anetta 202 Bahr, Diana 158 Bailey, Kris 39, 84, 198 Bailey, Peggy 202 Bailey, Teona 95, 180 Baillie, Pamela 158 Bair, Bruce 202 Baird, Debby 95,107,180 Baker, Amy 180 Baker, Andele 101, 180 Baker, Evan 180 Baker, john 101,179 Baker, Kathie 104, 118, 180 Baker, Randy 179 Balderrama, Eva 101, 158 Balderrama, Jose 202 Baldwin, Cathy 180 Ballesteros, Steve 202 Ballesteros, Joe 180 Ballesteros, Nadine 180 Baptisto, Phyllis 180 Baranowski, Kathie 202 Barber, Nancy 158 Barcelo, Laura 202 Barcus, Donna 158 Barger, Mark 202 Barham, Steve 84,102, 103,201, 202 Barney, Jaynie 84,202 Barr, Barbara 75,158 Barr, Steve 202 Barraza, I-Ierlinda 158 Barrette, Cynthia 180 Barrow, Aubrey 203 Barry, Debra 203 Barry, Ruby Kay 158 Barta, Mike 158 Bartezko, Debra 180 Bartol, Robert 198 Bartow, Cathy 158 Bartow, Don 203 Bateman, Paul 46, 180 Bates, Diane 158 Bauch, David 100,118, 180 Baugh, Connie 158 Baxley, Doris 198 Bean, Cheryl 110,203 Bean, Mike 118,125,158 Beard, Chris 158 Beard, Kenneth 91,158 Beatty, Glenn 177 Beaty, Gary 180 Beazer, Larry 180 Bebout, Ylonda 158 Bedford, David 56,158 Beebe, Chris 203 Beebe, Debra 180 Begay, Billie 158 Behrens, Pamela 180 Beihl, Roger 52,203 Bell, David 180 Bell, Laura 158 Belnap, David 60,61,180 Belnap, Susan 84, 87, 103,2 Benedict, Robert 24,203 Bensley, Virginia 180 Benson, Ron 180 Bergheimer, David 203 Bernal, Barbara 180 Berry, Jacqueline 203 03 Berry, James 158 Berry, Linda 203 Bessey, Richard 203,211 Bessey, Susan 180 Best, Karen Sue 118,180 Best, Raymond 100, 108,158 Bevell, Nancy 180 Bever, Darla 158 Bever, Marla 203 Bickett, Dennis 158 Bickford, Linda 180 Bigelow, Barbara 158 Bigelow, Donald 177 Biggs, Darrel 118,203 Billiet, Neill 158 Bills, Scott 203 Bingham, Joni 103,157, 158 Bingham, Mary 84,203 Birberick, Ann 78, 80, 135,203 Birch, David 24,203 Bird, Jim 84,86,103,107, 110, 119, 127,204 Bivona, Barbara 96, 158 Bivona, Donna 102,180 Black, Carl 93,158 Black, Cathy 93, 180 Black, Jon 158 Blackard, Rick 180 Blake, Mark 158 Blake, Merri Beth 180 Blake, Richard 158 Blake, Steve 180 Blandford, Ricky 95, 180 Blanton, Sondra 158 Blare, Joe 180 Blau, Bonita 209 Blau, Gary 107, 180 Blesh, Debra 180 Bleohs, Danny 158 Boardman, Beverly 158 Boblitt, Ted 209 Bodine, Jon 158 Bodine, Rebecca 110, 179, 180 Bodine, William 209 Boehnke, Gary 21, 159 Bogle, Kathy 87,179, 180 Bond, Mark 93,119, 125,209 Bonham, Ruth 93,209 Bonilla, Tony 5o,6s, 180 Bonner, June 109,180 Bonner, Sterling 109,209 Booth, Reggie 209 Bordner, Tim 18,180 Bornhouser, Shelley 102, 180 Bowden, Richard 108 Bowler, Kyla 180 Bowles, Carl 180 Box, Donna 204 Box, Johnnie 75,204 Boyd, Doug 95,204 Boydston, Debbie 93,204 Boyle, Calvin 58 Boyle, Cheryl 159 Boyle, jim 108, 145, 180 Boyle, Leslie 159 Boyle, Robin 180 Boyton, Mark 51,68, 159 Braafhart, Bradshaw, Bradshaw, Bradshaw, Bradshaw, Bradshaw, Bradshaw, 204 Terri 97 98,108 Terri 157 Gayle 97,107 Clare 86 Janet 91,204 Blair 51,68,84,180 Mark 35,86,95, 107, Brafford, Curtis 204 Brake, Virginia 93,205 Brandt, Lyle 34,45,52,53,70, 82 88,93, 121, 131,204 Breese, John 180 Breese, Rob 180 Brengle, Lee 119,204 Brennan, Leann 93,204 index-247 Brentlinger, Doris 180 Brewer, Louis 159 Briant David 50 82 85 93 204 Brismtf John 83,93,159, ' Briant, Lester 180 Briggs, Barry 79,80,204 Briggs, Krista 84, 87, 1o3,2o4, 205 Briggs, Margaret 159 Briggs, Ron 159 Briggs, Brimha Rosemary 205 ll, Christina 180 Brimhall, Dan 205 Brinkerhoff, Faie 107, 125, 198 Brinkerhoff, Venice 107,118, 139, 201 ,205 Brinton , David 159 Brinton, Marilyn 205 Brinton Brinton Brinton , Richard 180 , Craig 59 , Steven 84,86,205 Britten, Patricia 28, 159 Brockman, Michelle 95 , 205 Brooks, Carlton 205 Brooks, Felice 159 Brooks, Ralph 159 Brooks, Sherri 180 Brooksby, Craig 107,118, 127, 178,180 Brothwell, John 181 Broughton, Lenwood 181 Brower, Jane 95,101,104, 138, 205 Brown, Danae 159 Brown David 181 Brovxm, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown , Brown, Brown, Brown, Debbie 181 Debra 181 Gail 159 Julia 181 Nena 118,205 Rhonden 159 Shelley 105, 181 Stephen 110, 118, 181 Tim 100, 118,125,205 Browning, Debbie 28,31,74, 95, 159 Clark, Kay 100, 160 Brozenec, Bruce 26,205 Bryant, John 104 Buchanan, Cathy 205 Buchanan, Connie 93, 159 Buchholz, Debbie 181 Buchholz, Joyce 201,205 Buchholz, Terri 97,98, 150, 159 Buckels, Lon 181 Buckingham, Daniel 205 Buckles, Peter 159 Buckles, Terri 108 Bucklin, Paul 82,93,106,181 Buckmister, Amy 181 Buckmister, Karl 159 Budy, Shaun 106,159 Bunch, Carla 181 Bunch, Marlene 159 Bunker, Jennifer 79, 84 98, 104, 179,181 Bunker, Lynn 107,181 Bunker, Robyne 26,205 Burden, Douglas 159 Burge, Cyndi 159 Burgunder, Rita 181 Burkett, Jerry 146 Burklund, Bonnie 159 Burm, Barbara 96,181 Burman, Janelle 181 Burman, Robert 205 Burnell, Barbara 205 Burnham, Jolene 63,97, 159 Burnham, Renae 159 Burns, Cecelia 95,206 Burns, Cindy 95,181 Burrell, Terry 93,206 Burton, Lida 87 Bush, Camilla 206 , 87, 95, 248-Index Bushman, Steven 181 Butler, Dennis 45,206 Butler, Sandra 206 Butler, Jimmy 108, 159 Butters, Leslie 95, 120, 181 Bye, Richard 106, 181 Cafeo, Mark 181 Caffall, Douglas 159 Cage, Joni 181 Cain, Connie 206 Cain, Nancy 206 Cain, Ted 181 Calder, Brent 181 Calder, Susan 110.206 Calhoun, Mollie 107, 127,181 Call, Lanell 181 Callans, Kevin 82 , 84,206 Calph, Richard 181 Calvert, Patricia 110,206 Camarena, Carlos 182 Cameron, Douglas 45 , 85 , 182 Campa, Thomas 206 Campbell, Barry 182 Cannon, Anne 119, 182 Careaga, Mary 206 Carling, Chad 46, 68, 159 Carlsen, Paul 206 Carpenter, Cindy 87 Carpenter, Elaine 96,182 Carpenter, Ronnie 108 , 182 Carpenter, Stanley 108, 159 Carreras, Roger 46, 182 Carson, Rhonda 108,159 Carson, Vicky 118, 182 Carter, James 206 Carter, Jennifer 75,206 Carter, Michelle 159 Carter, Randall 93,159 Carthe, Sue 125 Cartright, Robert 182 Carufel, Christine 118,206 Caruso, Sheila 182 Caruth, Bret 82, 93,127, 178, 182 Caruth, Jeri 206 Casillas, Louis 48,160 Castro, Francisco 160 Cathcart, Barbara 103 , 119, 18 Cayton, Gwenda 109,118,206 Cecchet, Denise 160 Cecchet, Reann 206 Chamberlain, Scott 206 Chambers, Sharla 22,160 Chancellor, Anne 95, 96 , 100, 160 Chandler, Herbert 206 Chapman, Lance 104,206 Chapman, Carol 97,160 Cha man anet 110 P , I ,160 Chapman, Pat 1o8,11o,118,2 206 Chappell, Colleen 182 Chappell, Douglas 45 , 206 Chappell, John 160 Chappelle, Clifford 68, 160 Charbonneau, Vicki 63, 182 Charles, Ray 160, 169 Chee, Minnie 182 Cheney, Steve 48,58, 160 Chiago, Herbert 85, 118 Christen, Diane 182 Christensen, Karla 22 , 65 , 160 Christensen, Kris 64,182 Christensen, Marilyn 206 Christensen, Scott 64, 160 Chryst, Glenn 182 church, Gary 108,112,160 Claire, Debbie 182 Clark, Ann 206 Clark, Cynthia 95,96, 182 Clark, Clark, Karen 182 Kristina 206 2 01, Clark, Robert 52,124,128,138 206 Clark, Ronald 160 Clark, Terri 84,97, 103,160 Claypool, Dennis 68,118, 121 201,206 Claypool, Mike 206 Clauton, J. 97 Clement, Annette 102,182 Clement, Lillian 102,207 Clement, Michael 86, 179, 182 Cline, Debra 160 Cline, Mark 207 Cluff, Christine 160 Cluff, David 106,207 Cluff, Della 160 Cluff, Patsy 93,207 Cluff, Vicki 98,207 Clute, David 160 Clute, Richard 82, 93,207 Cobb, Stephen 113,207 Cochran, Charles 160 Cochran, Larry 91, 160 Cochran, Pete 28,31,48 Cochran, Vicki 182 Coe, Greg 207 Coe, Mary 183 Coffman, Debbie 183 Coffman, Jim 160 Cokely , Cheryl 160 Cole, Chester 183 Coleman, David 207 Coleman, Dena 65,127,160 Coleman, Doug 68,160 Coleman, Rodney 207 Coleman, Toni 104,160 Coleman, Edward 125,207 Coulter, Glen 104 Collins, Debra 179. 183 Collins, Pamela 160 nald 207 Colvin, Combs, Combs, Combs, Linda 207 Anne 83, 87,96, 102 chip 207 Kristy 160 Combs, Nancy 207 Compton, Cathy 160 Compton, Holly 95 , 208 Compton, Lynn 208 Connoly, Cathy 208 Connolly, Dale 68, 183 Connolly, Norman 160 Contreras, Harry 208 Contreras, John 183 Conti-eras, Juan 160 Contreras, Ronald 160 Contreras, Thomas 183 Cook, Brad 93,208 Cook, Dana 160 cook, Joe 160 Cook, Lee 160 cook, Lynette 93,208 Cook, Sharalee 28, 108,160 Cooley, Cooley, Cooley, Cooley, Cooley, Cooley, Cooley, Anthony 183 Jane 183 Janice 183 Luann 87, 183 Maryann 110, 118,208 Michael 104, 160 Lynn 208 Coombs, Ann 110 Combs, Jean 160 Coombs, Tara 79, 183 Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Doug 93 Glenn 208 Larry 160 Richard 48, 67, 160 Renee 160 Danford 160 Copenhaver, Kim 98,201,208 Copenhaver, Lory 65, 122, 160 Corchester, Karen 98 Colder, Thelma 160 Cordon, Cynthia 160 Coria, John 160 Coria, Pat 160 Cortez, Maria 101,160 N Corwin, Donna 28, 157,160 Cossey, Kathy 95 , 183 Cottam, Tom 208 Cottrell, Ken 208 Coulter, Glen 51, 68, 86,160 Cowgill, Pam 113,183 Cox, Joe 160 Cox, Cynthia 28, 84, 87, 106, 179, 183, 188 Cox, Janie 83,93,208 Coyer, Robert 44,45,68, 82, 85 93, 104, 179,185 Craig, Debbie 160 Craig, Elizabeth 208 Craig, Lyle 109 Crambilt, Ralph 183 Crandall, Craig 86 Crandall, Leslie 208 Crane, Don 57, 118, 183 Crane, Julie 110,208 Crane, Richard 183 Crank, Louise 160 Crespin, George 160 Crismon, Rebecca 208 Crombie, Marjorie 183 Crone, Peggy 108, 160 Crosby, Kathy 108, 161 Crosby, Sue 100,106,118,208 Cross, Jeff 60,208 Crouse, Larry 93 Cruikshank, Paul 95,110, 118, 124 , 208 Cummard, Richard 5 1 , 58, 86, 104, 161 Cummard, Bill 183 Cummings, Rhonda 208 Cummins, Kim 63, 84, 157, 161 Curtis, Cheryl 119,183 Curtis, Jon 104, 183 Curtiss, Jeannie 161 Cushman, Sandra 183 Dailey, Michelle 84, 87, 102, 127,208 Dalhstrand, Corey 183 Dana, Mark 45,85,183 Dana, Mathew 85,161 Daniels, Jeorlyn 63, 161 Daniels, Jennifer 100, 183 Daniels, Michelle 183 Dannielson, Gail 106,183 Darner, Joey 118, 183 Darris, Jim 183 Davenport, Gloria 183 Davinroy, Kathleen 208 Davis, Daniel 83, 93, 208 Davis, Donna 208 Davis, Glen 86 Davis, James 86 Davis, Tracy 97, 104, 110, 115, 183 De Veau, Bill 183 De Veau, John 209 De Veau, Nancy 209 Dean, Jerry 183 Dean, William 183 Degreenia, Judith 183 Del Castillo, Anthony 68, 183 Delgado, Jose 101, 161 Dellara, Frank 95, 183 De Masi, Johnathan 183 Demeiri, Carolyn 161,176 Dennis, Beverly 93, 119,208 Derohwer, Jereyne 183 Deuble, David 208 Dewitt, Sterling 48, 161 Dick, Cheryl 209 Diegel, Barbara 161 Dietz, Pam 161 Dike, Montez 161 I Dike, Sheryl 106,209 Dill, Barry 91,209 Dillard, Doreen 161 Dillon, John 161 Dillon, Michelle 209 Diross, Robert 209 Doane, Charles 64, 161 Doane, Glenn 79, 183 Doane, Stephen 209 Dodson, Lea 183 Dohrer, Laurie 161 Donahoe, Bryan 161 Donath, Kurt 161 Dongell, David 68, 183 Dongell, Gary 52,209 Dongell, Richard 22 Dorchester, Karen 161 Dorchester, Ronald 183 Doro, Alan 161 Doubles, Pam 209 Doud, Allen 209 Doud, David 34, 107, 209 Doud, Shan 183 Dougherty, Michael 161 Dougherty, Tim 183 Douglas, Leslie 161 Dowd, Kathy 161 Dowd, Pam 101 Downing, Mark 183 Doyle, Steve 161 Drayton, Jeff 183 Drayton, Luanne 161 Drew, Daniel 60,61,72,209 Drew, David 209 Drew, Jody 96,107,183 Drew, Steve 161 Driggs, Bette Sue 113,209 Dropp, David 161 Duffey, Deane 107, 183 Duffey, Dixie 119, 162 Duffy, Doug 104, 162 Dugan, Diana 162 Duke, Debra 93,209 Duke, Sheila 183 Duncan, David 209 Dunton, Pamela 209 Dunton, William 162 Durst, Brian 6O,61, 183 Durst, Pamela 162 Dutcher, Joy 119,209 Duthie, Annette 162 Duthie, Gilbert 209 Duthie, Lisa 183 Dyohes, Kevin 210 Dyck, Donna 84,103,209 Dysert, Samuel 183 Dziadul, Jean 96,210 Dzielski, Barbara 183 Eagleburger, Leroy 184 East, Calvin 162 Eaton, Marcia 162 Ecker, Dennis 210 Edwards, Carol 162 Edwards, Julia 162 Edwards, Paul 210 Effhauser, Christine 149,179, Egan, Mark 100, 167 Egnor, Jeff 162 Ehle, Linda 122,184,198 Eichorn, Debbie 210 Eichorn, Dave 162 Elam, Janette 210 Ellerman, Dave 210 Ellis, Susan 162 Ellis, David 184 Ellis, Wanda 210 Ellsworth, Ellsworth, Ellsworth , Ellsworth , Ellsworth , Elsperger, Brent 118,210 Dorne 68,184 Matt 6s,91,16z Paul 26,48, 16 Sandra 184 Joe 59,85,184 2 184 Elsperger, Kim 80 Elsten, Doris 198 Encinas, Isabel 98,101,102,184 Engel, John 46,68,162 Engel, Margaret 210 Engelbeck, Sharon 184 Engle, Nancy 184,211 Enos, Carol 98,210 Enos, Jennifer 98, 102 Enos, Kris 106,184,197 Enos, William 184 Erickson, Sandra 91,210 Erickson, Stephen 125, 162,210 Erickson, Glen 104,184 Erickson, Steven 95 , 99, 101,110, 118 Ernsberger, John 210 Ernst, Marlene 210 Escobar, Grace 91,210 Escobedo, Anita 101,184 Escobedo, Thomas 48, 68, 162 Eskey, Jon 52,53, 119,210 Espinosa, Christina 162 Espinosa, Cipriano 95, 119, 164, 184 Espinoza, Alice 98, 101,210 Espinoza, Lupe 162 Evan, Russell 177 Evans, Dana 184 Evans, John 210 Everly, Mary Ann 26, 184 Everson, Beverly Ann 162 Fabel, Bryan 45,68,69,71,210 Failla, Leslie 100 Fairbank, Steven 184 Falconer, Anne 184 Falconer, Karen 162 Falconer, Tim 33,104, 118, 179, 182, 184 Farley, George 48, 53, 80, 152 Farley, Sandy 78, 80, 113,201, 210 Farney, Debra 100,162 Farnsworth, Beth 127,178,184 Farnsworth, Ross 48,67,104,157, 162 Farnsworth, Teri 87,106,184 Farr, Pam 105,184 Farr, Ron 162 Fassett, Steve 72, 162 Fedrick, Sandy 184 Felker, Marla 84,96,184 Felker, Susan 184 Felstead, Denise 106, 184 Fernandez, Mark 162 Fessler, Steve 45,210 Fetters, Diana 80, 97,210 Finley, John 184 Finlinson, Diane 127,210 Finlinson, Mark 26,48, 162 Fischer, Mike 210 Fish, Mark 34,210 Fisher, Jill 74,110,179,184 Fisher, Vicki 210 Fitch, Cindy 210 Fjell, Vickie 107,210 Flake, Kristi 95,118,210 Flake, Connie 157,162 Flake, Leo 59,210 Flake, Lorri 62,63, 162,164 Flaminio, Risa 162 Fleming, Ira 184 Fleming, Marvin 210 Fletchall, Belinda 211 Fletcher, Don 46, 179, 184 Flick, John 211 Flores, Eleanor 162 Flores, Garciela 101,184 Flores, Lupe 93,211 Flores, Rick 162 Flory, Curtis 45,59,211 Flory, Joseph 46, 68, 162 Index 249 Floyd, B renda 22, 93,211 Floyd, Glenda 93,162 Fluhr, Clay 211 Fogle, David 108,162 Foley, Barbara 184 Foley, Marilyn 74 ,98,211 Foley, Valanne 96, 112, 184 Forbes, Gail 162 Ford, Carol 107, 184 Ford, Janet 112, 162 Ford, Minnie 109,179, 184 Forrest, James 39, 83, 91, 93,112, 124,184 Forsgren , Neil 162 Foster, Mark 50, 51, 68, 162 Fowers, Christine 162 Fowler, Debra 65, 84, 100,184 Fox, Clarence 48,68 Fox, Melanie 96,184 Foy, Sheila 184 France, John 95,108,162 Frandson, Kevin 184 Franklin, Debbie 162 Franks, Donna 211 Franks, Shane 184 Frawley, Barry 211 Frazier, Kathryn 162 Frazier, Mark 64,162 Free man , sara 75,87,102,109, 110, 125, 211 Freestone, Julie 162 Freestone, Meg 162 Freiss Michele 157 162 3 3 Freker, Paul 184 Frelix, Charlene 109, 162 Frelix, Claudette 211 French, Linda 106,184 Frick, Jon 85 Friese, Mark 108, 162 Fritz, Beckyann 211 Friiz, Patti 184 Froncek, Martin 108, 162 Froncek, Ginger 102, 184 Frontone, John 52, 104, 107, 125, 184 Frontone, Robin 107,211 Frost, Margie 109 Fuller, Gordon 83,93, 113 Fulwilder, Lorna 212 Fulwilder, Steven 184 Furr, Ken 86, 162 Gadberry, Jana 38,184 Gainer, Steve 46, 157, 162 Galer, George Galligher, Nancy 162 Galvan, Chris 163, 184 Gammill, Victor 212 Gehring, Ralph 212 Geissler. Patricia 212 Gerald, Pam 185 Gerald, Terri 163 Gering, Chris 163 Geroux, Jeff 118,185 Geurts, Mark 118 Guerts, Mary 93,212 Giague, Alan 185 Gibbons, Joshua 106, 163 Gibbons, Toni 110,139,212 Gibbs, Vicki 93,313 Gibbs, Charles 163 Giesler, Diane 212 Gietz, Gary 22,24,86, 13O,212, 229 Gilbert, Sue 185 Gilbert, Tom 185 Gilbert, Allen 163 Giles, Marilyn 114, 183 Gillilland, John 72 , 73,212 Gilitiuk, David 46,59, 185 Gilitiuk, Sharon 212 Gillotti, Tom 185 Gilman, Daien 212 Giogue, A. 46 Giroux, Pam 28,65,102,212 Girvan, Phillip 185 Glauser, Sandra 98,185 Goble, Kenneth 104,163 Coettel, Marc 163 Gomez, Jim 212 Gonzales, Edward 185 Gray, Charlotte 63,163 Gray, Cheryl 163 Gray, Glenda 185 Gray, Mark 185 Gray, Randall 212 Gray, Ray 164 Green, Victor 186 Greenwood, Janice 163 Gregory, Brent 163 Gullatt, Connie 96,97,213 Gunnell, Arlene 84, 185 Gunnell, Johathan 35 , 86, 118, 201,213 Gunnell, Robert 213 Gunning, Ann 26, 163 Guren, Marvin 118,186 Guren, Roberta 108,163 Gurnicz, Joyce 213 Gurr, Llyn 97,163 Gurr, Vicki 164 Gursky, Delri 213 Gurthrie, Dale 108, 164 Guthrie, Steven 51, 68, 107, 213 Gu1:ierrez, Odilia 74, 164 Guy, Laura 213 Gyorgyi, Linda 186 Hager, Janetta 198 Hague, Karen 186 Hagy, Marilyn 213 Hagy, Marsha 186 Hagy, Randy 213 Haider, John 213 Haines, Gary 82 Gonzales, Frank 32,45,54 Gonzales, Fredrick 212 Gonzalez, Anthony 163, 185 Gonzalez, Francisco 52, 185 Gonzalez, Gloria 163 Gonzalez, Joe 212 Good, Nita 212 Goodwin, William 185 Gose, David 163 Gose, Wayne 163 Goss, Michelle 201,212 Goss, Steven 86, 95 , 104, 163 Gowdy, Sandra 109 Gowland, Bill 215 Graber, Kevin 163 Grady, Patti 185 Hale, Dean 38,213 Hale, Delia 97, 164 Hale, Gregory 48, 164 Hall, Sue 164 Hall, Curt 213 Hall, Debbie 179, 186 Hall, Janice 74, 127, 157, 164 Hall, Jennifer 164 Hall, Jerrilyn 198 Hall, Kathryn 164 Hall, Linda 214 Hall, Melanie 113,186 Hall, Phyllis 186 Hall, Steven 186 Hall, Toni 95,96, 106, 186 Halls om, John 186 Garcia, Alfred 51,58,184 Garcia, Alice 212 Garcia , Chris 184 Garcia, Jesse 163 Garcia, Zennie 163 Gardener, J. 108 Gardner, Gardner, Gardner, Gardner, Gardner, 164 Dean 72, 163 Mike 52, 184 Sandra 75, 98 101,184 steve 112,212 Teresa 107, 157, 163 , Gradmer, Alan 212 Garner, Bobbi 185 Garner, Garrett, Garrett, Garthe . Garthe, Garvin, Garvin, Tom 163 Gary 185 Valarie 98,185 David 104, 125,212 Sue 106,118,185 Graig 185 Kirk 212 Garza, Mike 185 Gatewood, Greg 46, 56, 163 Gehring, Joe 212 Gehring, Melanie 65, 98, 106, 185 250-Index Grafe, Teresa 212 Graham, Brian 163 Graham, Roseanne 185 Gray, Charolette 63 Green, Victor 72 Gregory, Lindi 87, 107, 110, 119, 212 Greider, John 186 Gressley, Glenda 213 Gressley, Randy 163 Griffin, Dawn 113, 186 Griffin, Jimmy 91 , 93 , 163 Griffith, Esther 213 Griner, Donald 84,213 Griner, Lucille 163 Grise, Michael 163 Groll, Joy 108 Grommisch, Alan 213 Groth, Michael 48, 68, 163 Grutzmacher, Kathy 78, 121, 125 135,213 Grutzmacher, Steve 46, 163 Guerrero, Patty 163 Guevremont, Louise 163 Guess, Mitch 185 Graham, Terri 212 Grammer, Katherine 79, 95 , 198 Grammer, Kenneth 212 Grandy, John 50, 101 , 108, 163 Grant, Joseph 82, 93, 112, 185 Grant, Mitzi 163 Graves, Carl 163 Graves, Carol 93, 185 Graves, Gail 93,212 tr Halsey, Cindy 164 Halsey, Mindy 186 Hamblin, Carla 63,79, 164 Hamblin, Julie 186 Hamblin, Karen 38,164 Hamblin, Laura 214 Hamblin, Mark 164 Hamilton, Cynthia 214 Hamilton, Kathy 95,214 Hamm, Gary 164 Hamm, Mike 214 Hampton, Laura 164 Hamstra, Jeffrey 186 Hancock, Debbie 164 Hancock, Donnia 164 Hancock, Jan 214 Hancock, John 186 Hancock, Stephanie 30, 186 Hanes, Marianne 118,214 Hankins, Ken 164 Hansen, Debra 214 Hansen, Doug 164 Hansen, Judy 98, 179, 186 Harbison, Donny 164 Harbison, Mary 164 Hardwick, Miek 110, 186 Hardy, Murray 186 Hargrave, Cheryl 93, 164 Hargus, Dennis 46,58 Harker, Mike 214 Harker, Steve 186 Harper, Karen 164 Harris, Charles 46, 164, 186 Harris, Coralee 164 Harris, Deryle 164 Harris, L.T. 48,68,164 Harris, Michelle 84, 106, 186 Harrison, Susan 164 Hart, Rod 93,165 Harwood, Janet 106,124, 186 Hastings, Sally 214 Hatch, Guy 26 Hatch, Sherry Adele 32,63, 95 186,197 Hathcock, Ben 46,165 Hathcock, Dee 165 Hathcock, Lugene 186 Hauser, John 100 Havens, Sharon 186 Hawes, Kathleen 165 Hawkins, David 45, 68, 85 , 186 Haws, Dawn 186 Haynes, George 93, 91,112,18 Haynes, M. 102,104 Hayward, Joni 186 Haywood, Ross 45 Healy, Patrick 72, 101, 165 Heap, Cindy 107,114,187 Heap, Denise 214 Heap, Terri 107, 187 Heard, Chris 165 Heasty, Julie 214 Heck, Donna 214 Heckman, June 187 Heckman, Therese 214 Hees, Becky 93,214 Hefner, David 93,214 Hefner, Gary 165 Heighton, Cecil 187 Heil, Mike 214 Heimburg, Craig 214 Heimer, Allyn 214 Hemesath, Robert 165 Hemingway, Debra 214 Hemphill, Debra 26, 106,109, 187 Henderson, Denise 187 Henderson, Laurie 84,124, 187 Hendrickson, Ardeth 118,214 Hendrix, Don 72,73,187 Henry, Lynn 165 Henshaw, Patty 98 Henson, Greg 165 Herald, P. 95 Hernandez, Hector 45,165 Hernandez, Rene 48, 165, 167 Herrera, Frances 214 I-Ierrera, Rosemarie 165 Heschke, Jeri 93,214 Hestand, Jeff 3O,48,165 Hester, Billy 214 Hester, Sterling 48,49, 165 Heywood, Richard 165 Heywood, Roger 165 Heywood, Ben 214 Hiatt, Karen 87, 157,165 Hiatt, Carl 45 . 104.165 Hiatt, Lisa 104,179,187 Higley, Elaine 165 Higley, Sharon 75 , 98, 214 Hilbert, Claudia 93,214 Hildebrand, Dan 187 Hill, Gregory 165 Hill, Jan 214 Hill, Sherry 165 Hillery, Trina 22, 109, 150, 187 Hines, Kim 51,68, 187 Hines, Rhonda 187 Hines, Bill 95,214 Hinshaw, Patti 165 Hinton, Melvin 31, 86, 187 Hipke, Randy 84,86,214 Hipps, Jean 165 Hirohata, Gerald 187 Hirt, Peggy 108,165 Hodge, Kimberly 84, 179, 187 Hodges, Charles 45 Hoffman, Karen 95,165 Hoffman, M. 95 Hoffman, Pat 214 Holloway, Gary 68, 165 Holmen, Audrey 187 Holmes, Susan 215 Holmgren, Molly 165 Holt, Cynthia 185,187 Holt, Linda 187 Hom, Caroline 78,120, 187 Homer, Carlos 108,195 Honetschlager, Steve 165 Honetschlager, Sue 214 Hoopes, Martin 72, 119, 187 Hoopes, Paula 165 Hopkins, Debra 187 Hopkinson, Ryan 187 Hopper, Linda 165 Hormandl, Mary 95,165 Horn, Leonard 165, 187 Horne, Kevin 68,70, 187 Horne, Ned 214 Horne, Tuck 93 Horne, William 165 Horner, Craig 84,201,214 Horner, Edgar 187 Horner, Tina 165 Houser, David 107 Houser, John 99, 107, 187 Houser, Wendy 187 Howard, D, 95, 108, 165 Howard, Melinda 165 Howard, Irvin 165,187 Howell, Nola 103, 187 Hoyt, Andrea 165 Hoyt, Karen 187 Huber, Sandra 96,97,215 Huesmann, Deborah 119,215 Huff, Michael 104,165 Huffaker, Kathy 110, 118,2 Huffman, Kenneth 50,68,2 Huling, Julie 187 Hull, Denise 187 Hume, Larry 165 I-Iundley, Robert 187 Hunsaker, G. 95 Hunsaker, Jay 45 , 78, 118 Hunsaker, Kristy 187 Hunsaker, Marilyn 165 Hunsaker, Patricia 165 Hunsaker, Scott 215 Himt, Jeffrey 187 Hunt, Kevin 215 Hunt, Lorrie 187 Hunt, Dean 86, 103, 127, 156, 177 Hunt, Steve 215 Hunzeker, Gail 187 Hurlbut, Kathleen 95 , 187 Hurley, John 48, 101,157, 165 15 15 Hutcheson, Alan 23,34, 95, 100, 104 , 147, 187 Hutcheson, Karen 75 , 98, 215 Ichorn, D. 93 Imperial, Debra 165 Infalt, Michael 67,215 Ishikawa, Brian 80, 165 Ishikawa, Mark 80, 165 Jackso Jacobs n, Vicki 63,187 on, Laurie 216 Jacquet, Peggy 216 Jacquet, Robert 165 Jaimes, Anna 165 Jaimes, George 165 Jambor, Wayne 60,61,187 Jambor, Tom 216 Jamieson, Kathy 187 Jannas oh, Leslie 28,78,87,11O, 135,201,216 Janne, Jarrett Jarvis, Jarvi s, Ja-Yne 2 Terry 119,216 , Tom 216 John 31,45, 179, 187 Keith 46,182,187 Dean 187 Jeffrey, Joe 165 Jeknis, Dennis 216 Jenkin S, Julie 33,s4,1o6,11o, 124,179,187 Jensen Jensen Jensen Jepson Jepson , Debbie 216 , Nancie 87,96,188 , Nick 72,73, 188 , Lorna 95,165 , Cheryl 188 Jepson, Sue 95,121,216 Joe, Debbie 166 John, 216 cindy 95,11o,11s, 138, Johnson, Althea 166 Johnson, Roy 60, 61,166 Johnso Johnso Johnso n, ceio163,s6,166 n, Charlene 93,166 n, Clifford 166 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 125 , 1 9 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Doug 166 Dwight 188 Eric 216 Kristy 95, 104,107, 110, 8 Gary 166 Jacque 188 James 216 Janna 93, 119,216 Jennifer 166 Kerry 84,216 Lee 216 Mark 166 Morgan 188 Phyllis 188 Randy 166 Rick 28,118 Ronald 59,6O,61,166 Sonja 166 Steve 82,85,201,216 Steven 93,216 Susan 166 Isley, Lenna 215 Isley, Michael 165 Iverson, Thomas 215 Ives, Brian 216 Jablonka, Mark 95 , 107, 216 Jackson, ackson Barb 188 C1nd 165 J ' Y Jacksoni Debbie 30, 63, 84, 87, 98, 179 , 187 Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Floyd 216 Janis 91,216 JoAnn 216 Mike 216 Rebecca 101 , 187 Robert 187 Johnso 2 1 6 Johnso Johnso n, Timothy 35, 95,197,118 n, William 84,116 n, Wendy 157, 166 Johnston, Rodney 59, 166,201, 216 Johnstun, Ronald 166 Jolley, Joe 44, 59, 82, 93, 216 Jolley, Tina 166 Jonas, Jones, Jones, Jones, 166 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones , Jones, Jorgen Gary 166, 108 Branda 216 Cynthia 109,188 David 28,45,67,104,157, Deann 96,216 Glen 166 Jennifer 166 Kathy 95, 179,188 Kellie 74,78, 110,216 Laura 217 Lenore 188 Willie 188 Mona 98,108,166 Roberta 188 Sherry 166 Susan 217 sen, Judy 217 Index-25 I Joseph, Christine 112 Judd, Micheal 64, 188 Judd, Terri 166 Kaesler, Marta 80,216 Kahler, George 118,188 Kalmbach Pam 217 Kaltenheuser Mary Anne 87, 95 , 110, 112 , 217 Kaminska, Linda 188 Kannapel Jack Vance 108, 166 Kapanicas, Angela Stella 108, 188 Karegeannes, Peter Nick 188 Karr Charles, I-Ienery Jr. 46, 188 Kartchner, Cynthia Lucreti 97, 108, 166 Kaufmann, Gregory Clifforn 217 Kayton, Jackie 188 Kawakahi, Cliff 58 Kealey, Karen 84,217 Kealey, Kathleen 84,100,110, 217 Kealey, Kevin 103, 188 Kear, Lewis Allen 217 Keene, Bill 166 Kees, Kevin 45 Kegrreis, Robert 48, 166 Keith, Anita 188 Kelley, James 188 Kelley, Kathryn 28,119,188 Kelley, Stephen 166 Kelliher, Barb 96,217 Kelliher, Rae 96, 166 Kelly, Theresa 217 Kemper, Lisa 95, 106,188 Kempton, DeAnn 28,77, 84,106, 110, 179, 188, 197 Kempton, Marla 166 Kempton, Wade 46,166 Kennedy, James 166 Kenwright, Mark 166 Kerr, John 48, 188 Kerr, Keith 188 Kerstetter Robert 48, 166 Key, Kaylee 87 Keyes, Karen 165,218 Keys, Kim 188 Keyser, Don 119 Keyworth, Bill 218 Keyworth, Rhonda 157, 165 Kiely, Gregg 218 Kienitz, Kay 218 Kienitz, Todd 72,165 Killian, Mark 68, 86, 118, 188 Kimball, Kathy 96, 114, 218 Kimball, Kevin 218 Kinard, Charles 56, 166 Kinard, Debra 218 King, Brenda 110,218 King, Cheryl 97, 108, 166 King, Craig 166 Kint, Karen 83,93 King, Sandra 218 Kint, Karen 218 Kirk, Richard 91,218 Kiser, Don 118 Kiser, Elizabeth 108, 166 Kiser, Mary 166 Klatt, Theresa 166 Kleinman, Dawne 28,218 Kleinschmidt, Karin 55, 166 Kleuskens, Daniel 218 Knight, Brian 104, 108, 166 Knight, Don 64 Kinght, Garla 188 Knoblock, David 166 Kohl, Dave 166 Kohler, William 64, 82, 93,218 Kolsrud, Reed 45 , 83 , 85 , 86, 93 , 201,218 Kondopoulos, John 72 , 82 , 93 , 122 , 127, 218 Konemann, Steven 188 252 Index Kopperud, John 188 Kramer, Jon 166 Kronborg, Betty 166 Kroner, Michelle 113,188 Kronwald, David 95,166 Kronwald, Katherine 95 , 166 Kuhse, Pat 80,218 Kuhse, Theresa 65,79, 84,188 Kupitz, Merlin 108,166 Kutch, Charles 188, 197 Kutch, Randall 48, 104, 166 Kuykendall, Carol 218 Laabs, Barbara 218 Labbe, Debora 167 Labrier, Larry 167 Lacroix, Catherine 75,218 Ladd, Deborah 157,167 Lake, James 188 Lake, Melannee 167 Lamar, Laurel 98,189 Lamar, Marsha 218,93 Lambert, Bruce 189 Lambert, William 218 Lambrechtsen David 218 Lammers, Gary 67, 108, 167 Lamoreaux, James 68, 167 Lamoreaux, Lanae 96, 98, 112, 189 Landavazo, Allan 108, 167 Lanning, Debbie 93,218 Lara, Rebecca 167 Larkins, Autumn 189 Larkin, Patricia 167 Larson, Jay 46, 82 , 93 , 189 Larson, Mark 46,68, 189 Latta, Coanne 189 Laurie, Robin 167 Laursen, Cynthia 110,167 Laursen, Karlene 218 Lawton, Holli 218 Lax, Vallerie 95, 189 Le Barron, Cherie 110,218 Le Baron, Laura 167 Leach, Kris 189 Leavitt, Cheryl 198 Leavitt, Steven 45 , 68, 189 Lebaron, L. 189 LeCourt, Al 184 Lee, Elizabeth 167 Lee, Randy 167 Lee, Teri 218 Leman, Janice 189 Lemcke, Jim 68, 167 Lamcke, Paul 72 Lemieux, Michele 218 Lenhart, David 93,219 Lenhart, Eldon 93,219 Lenicke, Paul 219 Leno, Kimberly 167 Leonard, Ricardo 22,167 Lesh, Bobbi 112,167 Leslie, Denise 98,219 LeSueur, Ben 108,189 LeSueur, Sheryl 167 LeSueur, Scott 50,68,83,93,189 Levesque, Jacqueline 219 Lewellen, Terry 167 Lewis, Denise 167 Lewis, Dexter, 189 Lewis, Diane 108,167 Lewis, Sheree 175 Liles, Bobby 107,110,118, 119, 219 Lilly, Dennis 48,68, 167 Lingana, Dixie 219 Linhart, David 82 Lint, Michael 52,119, 189 Lisonbee, Diane 87, 167 Lisonbee, Boyd 219 Lisonbee, Vicki 189 Liston, Randa 95,118,219 Little, Cindy 93,219 Little, David 189 Little, Linda 168 Livernois, Lorita 168 Locati, Rosemarie 112,168 Locke, Terry 189 Lockhart, Joyce 79, 108, 109, 143 Loe, Marie 219 Logan, Diane 113,168 Long, David 189 Long, Glen 168 Lopez, Paul 189 Lopez, Bobby 45 , 189 Lopez, Rolando 173 Loquidis, Leslie 78, 84, 86, 95, 179, 189 Lorenzen, Don 64, 168 Lott, Cindy 189 Lowe, Patty 93,219 Lowell, Pat 127, 156, 168 Lowry, Lyndal 219 Lucchesi, Richard 168 Luciani, Mark 219 Luebke, Debbie 149,233 Luebke, Dick 51,52,68,71,220 Luebke, Sharon 189 Luekin, Tim 82, 84, 86, 91, 93, 102,103,112,189 Lukehart, Sherri 189 Luna, David 45 , 189 Lundquist, Bruce 168 Lunsford, David 189 Lynch, David 108,189 Lynch, Diana 83,93,104,118, 124,220 Lynn, Joann 168 Lynn, John 64,201,220,225 Maahs, Patricia 220 Mabee. Marilvn 75 .220 Macchiaroli, Janice 220 Macdonald, Andrew 189 Macdonald, Kathleen 119, 120, 189 Mace, Catherine 104,220 Mace, Wilma 168 Macisa, Brenda 168 Macias, Daniel 46 Macko, Missy 65 , 168 Mader, Darlene 168 Madinger, Andrea 189 Madinger, Nancy 168 Madsen, Robert 95 , 118, 201,220 Madueno, Rueben 168 Maggard, Kenneth Magnusson, Donell 93,220 Magnusson, Keith 45 , 59,189 Makil, Jeffrey 28, 118,220 Makil, Milfred 110, 120, 124, 118, 189 Makinney, Karen 220 Makinney, Robert 168 Malecha, Susan Malherbe, Kathy 220 Malone, Anita 104, 189 Maloney, Carl 48, 68,168 Malouff, Juliana 123, 168 Malouff, Laine Manderscheid, Chad 68, 69, 220 Mandeville, Milton 103,113, 220,225 Mandeville, Paul 168 Manker, Linda 168 Mann, Randy 189 Mann, Roberta 189 Mantzey, Margaret 112, 189 Mantzey, Thomas 93,220 Manuel, Barton 46 Manues, Rick 168 Marek, Marin, Michael 91,189 Agustin 168 Marks, Christine 168 Marks, Sally 74, 78, 80, 98, 125, 220 Marks, Terry 168 Marlow , Barbara 1 89 Marlow, David 168 Marquez, Nasario 106, 168 Marsden, Steven 58, 168 Marsom, Cheryl 101,-106, 189 Martin, Angela 220 Martin, Beth 220 Martin, John 189 Martin, Kevin 189 Martindell, Sharlene 220 Martineau, Douglas 189 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, 137, 220 Martinez, Barbara 189 Gilbert 51, 168 Jacqueline 168 Mary Ann 63 Sylvia 101,114, 120, Pauline 168 Martinez, Ramon 59, 85,118,220 Mass, Sandra 101,168 Massingill, Alice 220 Mathews, Dawn 168 Mathews, Christina 168,189 Matsumoto, Betty 79, 168 Maughan, Randy 220 Maughan, Teresa 102,168 Maunby, Terri 103 Mauzy, Jody 168 Ron 220 Mauzy, Mayes, Anne 168 Mayne, Barbara 220 Mayne, 168 Mayo, Cheryl 168 Mayo, Ron 189 Mana, Mike 133,189 Mc Afee, Roy 113,145,168 McAlister, James 72, 104,189 McBath, Jackie 220 McCall, Darrell 220 McCall, Deborah 118,143, 198 McCall, Duane 51,68,189 McClelland, Gail 97, 109, 168 McClelland, Jerry 45 , 52, 53, 189 McClelland, Marla 220 McCleve, Kathy 221 McCleve, Rosemary 107, 168 McCollough, Deborah 220 McCollum, Mary 91,221 McCoy, Danny 68, 167,168 McCreary, Ann 31, 84, 87,102, Richard 48,68,118, 221 McCreary, Robert 102 McCreary, Suzanne 84, 87, 102, 157,168 McCulla, Celeste 168 McDannel, Kevin 168 McDonald, Debbie 168 McDonald, Lori 113 McDonnell, Ann Marie 97, 168 McDowell, Randy 198 McFarland, Sean 46, 168, 176 McFarland, Glen 95 McGowen, Bertha 96,189 McGraw, Pamela 168 McGraw, Ronnie 189,199 McGuire, Angie 168 McGuire, Linda 168 McGuire, Steve 189 McHollend, Carolee 83,93 McKay, Michelle 112, 189 McKinney, Larry 168 McKory, Karne 221 McLaws, Danny 58, 190 McLaws, Ivan 121, 125,131,45, 212 McMahon, Jom 221 McMahon, Louise 168 McMillen, Mike 169 McMullin, Janet 112, 190 McNeal, Warren 221 McNeal, Cheryl 179,190 McPeck, Mike 104,169 Mead, Russ 72,190 Medina, Patricia 221 Mehalko, Daniell 90 Meharko, Kim 82,84,85,95,210, 211,222 Mejia, Pascual 190 Mendez, Yticia 169 Mendivil, Barbie 190 Mendivil, Paul 46 Mendoza, Gilbert 112,118, 190 Mendoza, Rosemary 74, 151, 169 Merrill, Thomas 190 Mermandle, M. 108 Mesa, Freddie 190 Mesa, Mercy 169 Mesler, Patty 96, 102,190 Messali, Richard 80, 169 Messali, Robert 102, 169 Metcalf, John 169 Meyer, Stephanie 95,96 Michaud, Kathy ss,11o,114,1z4, 190 Mickelson, Donna 169 Mickelson, Gerald 221 Mickelson, Morris 91,221 Middlebrough, Margaret 110, 1 18, 22 1 Middlebrough, Peggy 75 , 98 Milbrandt, Barbara 78,221 Milburn, Michael 190 Christine 78, 221 Miller, Miller, David 169 Morris, Judy 101,119, 190 Morris, Kirk 46, 104, 190 Morris, Marshanna 169 Morriss, Randy 190 Morris, Ruth 190 Morriss, Colleen 83, 93, 95, 96, 190 Morrow, Patricia 190 Mortensen, David 45,169 Mosbaugh, Mike 118,190 Moser, Jill 222 Moser, Robert 56,101,169 Mosher, Jene 157,169 Mosley, Steven 190 Mower, Jim 190,222 Moyer, Debra 190 Mueller, Cathy 169 Mullen, Randy 67, 104, 169 Mullen, Steve 22, 89,222 Munk. Lewis 169 Munoz, Carlos 222 Munoz, Rose 170 Murray, James 170 Murrel, Cathy 190 Murrieta, Magdaldena 170, 190 Murrietta, Mark 113,222 Murrietta, Pablo 222 Murrietta, Ralph 108,190 Murry, Bonita 222 Murry, Deette 222 Musselman, Randy 222 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Denise 119, 169 Fred 101, 119 Joan 190 John 51, 85, 190 Judy 221 Marianne 97, 169 Robert 221 Vicky 221 Millett, Stephanie 96, 114, 221 Milligan, Douglas 190 Milligan, Randall 60, 61, 169 Mills, Sally 221 Mills, Sheree 190 Mutchler, Debra 170 Myers, Darlene 170 Myers, Debra 222 Myers, Myers , Kristie 170 Stephanie 190 Naegele, Lucy 190 Naegele, Jack 222 Navarrete, Manual 222 Nesmith, Julie 118 Nebreda, Eugenia 121,123, 127 222 Neely, Betty 201,222 Libie 170 Neider, Millsaps, Randel 190 Minch, Gary 169,172 Minch, Robert 95,221 Miranda, Ben 48 Misunas, Alfred 222 Mitchell, Jennie 190 Moffat, Meridith 169 Mohr, Gary 190 Molina, Daniel 169 Moll, Cheryl 222 Montono, Mercy 222 Montano, Tim 169 Montgomery, Marilyn 97 , 114, 190 Montgomery, Mark 190 Moody, Debbie 98, 110,190, 18 Moody, Richard 59 2 Moon, Gail 65,169 Moon, Janet 65 Moon, Jim 28,66,67,82,93,222 Moon, Kay 169 Moon, Ron 169 Moore, Carol 93, 95,222 Moore, Moore . Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moran, Moreno Denise 93,222 Eldonna 169 Julinda 222 Kenneth 222 Linda 169 Lisa 169 Patty 91, 95,222 Robert 169 Sherry 62, 63 , 83, 222 Terry 169 Kevin 169 , Maria 190 Morgan, Joel 108,169 Morgan, Mike 100,196 Morphis, David 79 Morris , Donna 96, 190 Neille, Kathy 170 Neill, Robert 84 Neilson, Patrick 157 Nell, Brook 222 Nell, Penny 222 Nelson, Bruce 26,33, 106, 109, 190 Nelson, Cathy 93,118,222 Nelson, Jeff 222 Nelson, Kent 223 Nelson, Rick 68 Nelson, Wrastler 68 Nesbitt, John 108, 170 Nesmith, Julie 124,190 Nettles, Pat 106,190 Nettlow, Roger 190 Nettlow, Susan 170 Neumann, Mary 223 Nevarez, Lupe 190 Newell, Jean 100, 170 Newth, Richard 67,138,223 Newton, Linda 190 Nez, Larry 190 Nichkolson, Donna 157 Ni chols , Nichols , Nichols , Nichols, Nichols, Nichols, Nicholso Cyndi 97,98,19O Dena 114,223 Jack 91, 106, 190 James 223 Mark 86, 170 Tracy 110, 119, 190 n, Denny 170 Nicoll, Terry 190 Nielsen, Jacquelyn 190 Nielsen, Jerilee 170 Nielsen, Paula 114,201,223 Nielsen, Richard 170,223 Nielson, Rick 190 Nielson, Sherrie 190 Nielson, Tana 104,107, 125,19 9 0 Niles, David 113 Nilles , Nilles, Nixen, Nixon, Nixon, Noble , Nolan, Nolan , Nolan, Nordstr Nordstr Nancy 191 Robert 113,191 Cecilia 74, 170 Pat 170 Perry 45,223 Michael 191 Patrick 120 Richard 191 Suzanne 95, 96,223 om, Gregory 223 om 11116 170 , . Nordstrom: Mark 95,191 Nordstr Norfor, om, Scott 95, 170 Felicia 191 Norman, Donald 108,191 Norzagary, John 48, 56, 170 Norzagary, Mike 48, 58, 170 Nowell Nunez, O'Bann O'Bann O'Barr, , Cathy 106,191 Luis 28,223 er, Delores 223 er, Mary Ann 109, 191 Dianna 100, 170 O'Connell, Timothy 170 O'Donnal, Sally 170 O'Donnell, Daniel 191 O'Leary, Marrissa 106,194 O'Neil, Suzanne 163,171 Oakley , Douglas 72, 170 Oberle, Sherry 223 Oberle, Terry 170 Obershaw, Jolene 201, 223 Obley, Oelke , Lauren 223 Richard 170,223 Ogle, Jack 180 Ohlund , David 89,170 Ohm, Jimmi 170 Ohzuhla, Danny 32 Okken , Oldenb Jan 95, 191 urg, Thomas 223 O'Leary, Marrissa 191 Olmste Olson, Olsson, Olsson , ad, Mark 72,191 Gloria 63,191 David 56,109,170 Jan 223 Openshaw, Joseph 84 , 86,223 Opie, Debra 48, 100, 118,223 Opie, Douglas 68, 171 Orbaker, Kenneth 113,223 Oren, Stephanie 171 Orr, Jeane 224 Orr, Hoan 171 Orr, Pam 95,224 Ortega, Daniel 171 Ortega, Edward 224 Osborn, John 191, 199 Osborne, Robert 171 Osif, Danny 191 O'Toole, Peggy 191 Owen, Charles 191 Owens, Cheryl 95,224 Owens, Mike 51,68,104,171 Owens, Robert 48, 68, 86, 171 Owens, Thomas 224 Ozuna, Uvalda 171, 175 Ozuna, Dan 224 Paca, Lorinda 100,224 Packer, Luna 191 Paden, Mike 171 Padilla, Fernando 191 Pagan, Connie 191 Pakstis, Cynthia 171 Palmer, Kevin 60,61, 171 Palmer, Lauretta 171 Palmer, Mark 171 Palmer, Richard 108, 171 Panowitz, Diana 171 Palowitz, Donna 191 Pankraiz, Howard 95 , 101, 191 Pantajo, Nancy 224 Papes, Dennis 224 Parkes, Michelle 191 Parrot Jan 191 254 Index Pase, Billie 96,201 Pass, John 191 Passey, Joan 121, 127,224 Paszek, Gary 224 Patino, Antonia 171 Patino, Rosie 224 Patrick, Dwyne 60,61, 80,191 Patten, Debra 191 Patten, Jody 171 Patterson, Craig 171 Patterson, David 50, 68, 192 Patterson, Gary 84, 86, 118,224 Patterson, Valerie 87, 110,192 Patterson, Wendy 192 Patton, Alan 192 Paulsen, Cheryl 171 Payne, Peggy 171 Payne, Sandy 224 Peacock, Lisa 171 Pearce, Joanne 97,171 Pearce, Nancy 97, 171 Peck, Marchal 119,224 Peddecord, Gary 118, 192 Peden, Bea 171 Peden, Phil 224 Peel, Sharlene 28,191 Pell, Joe 191 Pena, Lucille 224 Pena, Maria 224 Pena, Rosanna 171 Penman, Jerry 148,191 Penn, Kay 224 Pennell, Deborah 87, 104, 182 Penney, Don 192 Penrod, Brent 171 Perez, Jerry 171 Perez, Johnny 192 Perez, Lucinda 192 Perez, Manuel 42 , 45 , 82 , 85 , 93, 224 Perkins, Barbara 224 Perkins, Betty 192 Perkins, Dyanna 171 Petersen, Ann 84, 104, 107, 125, 192 Petersen, Blake 72, 171 Petersen, Brian 192 Petrie, Laurie 37,224 Petty, Kathy 119,224 Petty, Albert 171 Petty, Terry 35,68, 107,118,224 Peuker, Diana 118,226 Pew, David 84,107,118,139,224 Pew, Kristine 192 Pfoff, Debra 95 Phalen, Debra 171 Phelps, Barbara 93, 118,224 Phelps, D'Ann 192 Phillips, Florinda 171 Phoenix, James 171 Phoenix, Jeri 192 Pickens, Michael 91,224 Pierce, Billy 192 Pierstorff, Connie 75,225 Pierstoff, Gail 100,192 Pietz, James 95,99,192 Pilcher, Calvin 192 Pitchford, Marilyn 192 Pitts, Helen 171 Plamann, Guy 171 Platt, Jerelyn 171, 192 Plumb, Linda 171 Poleo, Steven 171 Pomeroy, C. 97 Pomeroy, Melissa 118, 192 Pomeroy, Michel 98, 110, 115, 132 , 179, 192 Pooley, Susan 225 Poore, David 192 Poppy, Bonnie 89, 171 Poppy, David 171 Porter, Cynthia 192 Porter, David 171 Porter, Diana 31, 108, 192, 199 Portz, Lyn Potter, John 45 , 100,171 Powell, Craig 72 , 95 , 192 Powell, Denise 119,225 Powell, Shelton 193 Powell, Wanda 95 , 225 Power, John 225 Powers, Deborah 193 Pozar, Geannine 75, 84, 87 , 96 Pratt, Ronald 171 Praxel Mark 108, 193 Premius, Wanda 193 Prentice, James 225 Preston, David 56,57,171 Pretsch, Richard 46 , 118, 195 Price, Eric 60,61, 171 Price, Stephen 60, 61 , 225 Prichard, Wick 64,193 Prichard, Joseph 193 Prichard, Wanna 225 Prince, Lyda 63, 132,157, 171 Prior, Mike 95, 171 Pristo, Bonnie 225 Prock, Linda 225 Proctor, Phil 145 Pruett, Karen 65,95, 138, 139, 203 , 225 Puckett, Naomi 171 Pullins, Larry 45, 85,193 Pultz, Susan 171 Purvis, Babs 24, 110, 115, 131, 138, 139,225 Purvis, Kathy 110,193 Pziadul, J. 93 Quick, Vennie 193 Quinn, Robin 171 Raimonde, John 225 Ralls, Kenny 171 Ramsey, Jim 171 Randall, Cathy 193 Randall, Denella 185 , 193 Randall, Mike 171 Randon, Marion 109, 119, 169, 209, 225 Rangel, Keith 58,171 Rapp, David 225 Rawlins, Jannilyn 172 Rawls, Pam 193 Ray, Craig 59, 193 Ray, David 193 Ray, Delwyn 118,225 Ray, Elmer 193 Ray, Janice 65 , 172 Ray, Marilyn 225 Ray, Norene 172 Ray, Priscilla 172 Ray, Richard 22,64,84, 127, 193 Ray, Sidney 127, 156,172 Reardon, Debbie 172 Reardon, Katherine 193 Rechtermann, Elizabeth 100,172 Reddie, Scott 18, 193 J Redondo, Alfred 60, 61 , 103,172 108 Redondo, June 193 Redondo, Pricilla 93,225 Reed, Reed, Reed, Reed, Reed, Brian 46, 82, 193 David 172, 180 Fred 48,58, 108, 172 John 64, 82, 83,593,225 Regis 60,61, 172 Reeder, Richard 172 Reedy, Kelly 26,193 Reese , Randy 225 Reeves, John 172 Reeves, Pam 101, 193 Rehei s, Benny 225 Rehis, Larry 195 Reichard, Karen 26, 95 , 172 Reichart, D'Ann 100, 172 Reihsen, James 172 Reiland, Steve 193 Reisland, Jack 193 Reiswig, Cynthia 226 Reiswig, Trent 193 Reitsma, Garry 172 Rendahl, Randi 108, 172 Revoir, Jeff 104, 193 Reynolds, Ken 226 Rezac, Peggy 93,226 Rhodes, Dale 172 Rhodes, Kevin 72,226 Rhoton, Linda 226 Rhoton, Steve 119, 193 Rich, Miriam 106,193 Richard, Sherelynn 172 Richardson, Erleen 172 Richardson, Kim 110, 119, 193 Richardson, Lucille 106, 193 Richer, Scott 172 Richey, Mike 30,104,193 Richey, Richard 95, 104, 172 Richmond, Charles 172 Richmond, Suzanne 226 Ricks, Renae 65,172 Ries, Scott 122 Ries, Charles 108,172 Riggs, Craig 108, 172 Riggs, David 118 Riggs, Mark 52,56,57,105,198 Riggs, Becki 24,95, 115, 118,121 127,131,137,139,226,227 Riggs, Renee 87,104,226 Riggs, Richard 172 Rinick, Mary Anne 109, 193 Rincon, Yvonne 172 Rinker, David 46, 172 Rinker, Sandi 226 Ritter, Keith 226 Rivenburgh, Margaret 172 Rizzo, Mike 46,193 Rizzo, Viki 93,226 Roach, Gary46,193 Robb, Craig 104,172 Robb, Robert 67, 121, 124,200, 226 Robbins, Randy 193 Robedeau, Camille 119,181, 193 Robedeau, Lawrence 172 Rorbes, C. 108 Ross, Devra 173 Rotz. Cordele 103,113 Routen, Jean 173 Rowland, Ted 226 Rowlins, M. 97 Rowley, Paul 22,226 Roy, Rosanna 193 Royse, David 52,54,226 Ruckdashel, Marie 173 Scott, Scott, Janet 38,87, 110,227 Tim 194 Seagraves, Gerald 93 Seagraves, Tanya 173 Searles, John 157, 173 Sears, Terri 65 , 194 Seaton, Jeff 194 Seaton, Jerry 173 Sebring, Donna 227 Sebring, Kerry 89, 194 Rucker, Sharon 226 Rudd, Shauna 173 Ruiz, Joseph 173 Ruiz, Juan 191, 194 Ruiz Robin 34 95 173 3 I 3 Ruiz, Susanna 226 Rush, Betty Ann 106, 194 Rush, Faye 173 Rush, Pam 173 Rush, Ransom 194 Russell, Russell, Russell, Russell, Russell, Russell, Russell, Evan 60, 61 Gale 173 Gerald 194 Jacque 26,118,194 Keith 86, 194 Sheree 226 Yvonne 75 98 173 Rutherford, Karen 227 , Rux, Mike 194 Ryan, Keith 68,85,227 Ryder, David 227 Ryder, Susie 63 , 96, 98, 97, 194 Sabin, Craig 91, 173 Sabin, Keith 227 Sager, Barbara 227 Sager, Judith 173 Salas, Amando 32, 173 Salas, Catherine 227 Samora, Raymond 144, 173 Samora Rudol h 173 P Sampson, Joyce 173 Sanches, Ermelinda 101 Sanchez, Guadalupe 194 Sanchez, Mary 194 Sanchez, Ruben 173 Sandeno, James 173 Sanders, Malcolm 173 Sanders, Mary 173 Rob erts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Allan 118, 193 Catherine 100,193 Ernest 226 Francis 179, 193 Jeffrey 173 K. 180 Linda 173 Marleen 193 William 173 Robertson, Dan 226 Robinette, Carmen 226 Robles, Mark 193 Robles, Toni 107, 193 Robles, Vincent 226 Robson, Rosanne 226 Rodarte, Antonio 193 Rodgers, David 56,173 Rodgers, Pamela 226 Rodgers, Rebecca 142, 193 Rodriguez, Paul 82 , 93 , 226 Rodriguez, Teresa 173 Roe, Sandy 26,173 Rogers, Clifford 193 Rogers, Marlin 173 Rogers, Merla 173 Rogers, Shanna 22,78,114,193 Rogers, Steven 193 Roit, Duane 226 Rolz, Cordell 226 Romans, Jo Ellen 173 Romero, Imelda 226 Rood, Ella 93,226 Roodhouse, Rebecca 193 Roost, Clarine 193 Roper, Lynette 193 Sandoval, Mary 149,227 Sandoval, Armando 68, 173 Satterlee, Dwight 86 , 173 Sattler, Robert 173 Sawyer, Greg 194 Sayers, Kimberly 194 Schaeffer, Mari 26, 63, 173 Schaeffer, Susan 227 Schafer, Leslee 99, 118, 194 Schafer, Russell 100,227 Schake, Connie 173 Scheid, Russell 86,173 Schmidt, Barbara 102,194 Schmidt, Linda 173 Schmucker, Scott 198 Schneck, Chris 194 Schnee, Debra 95,227 Schnee, Kristina 194 Schnee, William 173 Schooler, Ron 45 , 85 , 194 Schroeder, Richard 45 , 68, 194 Schroeder, Robert 45 , 68, 194 Schucker, Wayne 173 Schulthies, Greg 194 Schuliz, Mari 194 Schumacher, Scott 173 Schurig, Laura 119,194 Schuster, Gayle 74, 151,227 Schuster, Karen 173 Schwalbe, Kris 78, 84, 103,127, 194 Schwehr, Kathy 93,227 Scott, Betty 96, 194 Scott, Cynthia 194 Scott, Dawn 194 Sebring, Pam 227 Sebring, Ron 89 Sebring, Sabrina 194 Selleck, Joe 58, 104, 173 Sennett, Mary 227 Shelley, Diana 65 Setlow, Greg 48,56, 173 Sevey, John 51,68,194 Sezate, Gabriel 48, 173 Shaw, Joy 173 Shawver, Gayl 227 Shearin, Jane 227 Sheets, Brad 194 Shell, Bonnie 227 Shelley, Diane 103,227 Shelley, Mary 87,204,211,228 Sheppard, Randy 173 Sherman, Greg 173,180 Sherman, Julie 194 Shields, Alyson 78,103, 179,194 Shill, Louise 228 Shill, Wayne 48, 104, 173 shihn, Randy 107,110,119,228 Shipe, Gwen 87,93,110,221,228 Shipe, Pam 83, 102,127,157, 173 Shipton, Shirley 173 Shipton, Stanley 194 Shira, Bruce 108,173 Shoemaker, Carl 173 Sholtz, Wayne 194 Shroder, Mike 85 Shroyer, Lana Jo 228 Shultz, Mary 18,194 Shumway, Andy 52, 53, 107, 125, 228 Shupe, Ivan 173 Sliva, Joe 174 Silvas, Edward 51, 68, 173 Silvas, Martha 98,174 Simmons, Karen 119,228 Simp, Karen 174 Singer, Bobby 174 Sink, Alan 67, 174 Sipe, Ray 174 Sipes, Eben 174 Sirrine, Steven 60, 61, 194 Skidmore, Danita 75,174 Skoglund, Cheryl 119,228 Skousen, Pamela 63, 98, 174 Slade, George 60,61, 118,228 Slade, Slade, Slater, Slater, Neil 194 Susan 195 James 119 Otis 195 Slattery, Jerilyn 228 Slaughter, Patti 93,228 sliniqhrd, Amy 195 Sloan, Sloan, Edith 6s,98, 107, 139,228 Lisa 174 smiior, William 195 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Carol 174,228 Carolyn 174 Clifford 45,68, 174 Corrine 93,228 Deanna 98,174 Gail 174 Karen 106,228 Kathy 118, 195 Kenneth 106,108, 196 Kevan 174 Kevin 45, 82,131,228 Kevin 93 Kim 95 , 174 Smith, Lamonte 195,228 Smith, Laurie 195 Smith, Lynne 95,228 Smith, Martin 45, 52, 95 , 195 Smith, Melody 174 Smith, Smith, Smith, Merlyh 28,119,228 Michael 45 72, 73 Michael 228 Smith, Ricky 89,174 Smith, sm-me 46,55,57,174 Smith, susan 106,195 Smith, Susan Lynn 195 Stout, Jeff 45,68,71,229 Stout, Roger 119,194 Straight, Regina 195 Strait, Rae 195 Straub, Jim 174 Strauch, Christy 24, 107, 118, 121 127, 137,139,229 Strickland, Jim 48,174 Strohmeyer, Mike 229 Strong, Blaine 79,195 Strong, Greg 67, 174 Stull, Pam 229 Smitherman, Debra 102,110,179, 195 Smoot, Patricia 113, 195 Sneed, Deborah 100,108,174 Sneed, Sidney 195 Snook, Ann 174 Snyder, Charles 228 Solomon, Delann 96, 107, 174 Solomon, William 195 Sorenson, Brent 48, 174 Soto, Hope 198 Sousa, Deanene 109 Sowards, Kim 108, 195 Sowards, Tommy 174 Speel, Ron 191 Speer, Archie 195 Spencer, Rick 195 Speery, Dale 195 Sperry, Winona 95,228 Sullivan, Jim 174 Sullivan, Bill 26,44,45, 85, 185, 195 Sumpter, George 67, 174 Sumpter, Marian 229 Sumpter, Thomas 45 , 68, 82 , 93 , 118, 123, 131,229,231 Sutton, Joseph 104, 174 Sweigart, John 229 Tacho, Rudolfo 174 Tafoya, Jerry 195 Takacs, Arpad 174 Talerico, Terri 78,125, 134, 201, 229 Talley, Rick 52, 118,229 Talaras, Kari 108, 174 Tapia, Lupe 174 Tarango, Terri 174 Tau, Mark 5O,51,68,82,85,93, Colleen 174 Chuck 23 O Ste ere , Sphar, Suzanne 174 Spiel, Chris 119,195 Spindler, Vicki 100, 109, 174 Squires, Squires, Curtis 195 Wendy 228 Starbell, Connie 108, 174 Staebell , Kathy 91,228 Standage, Charles 67, 86, 108, 174 Standage, Edward 24, 67, 86 , 107, 228 Standage,Liz 35, 95,107,115 , 130, 13 Stanger , Stanley, Stanton, Stapley, Stapley, Stapley, Stapley, Stapley, Sta le 6, 139,201,228 Marilyn 106, 195 Liz 119, 174 Dennis 79,228 Clyde 110,119,174 Delwin 110, 119, 195 Karen 75 , 100,228 Phil 67, 195 Richard 195 Robert 174 P Yi Starks, Dale 118,228 Starks, Nyra 195 Starrick, Steve 229 Stearma n, Nancy 174 Steenson, Mike 174 Steep, J. 95 Ste ere , Steiner, Terry 229 Mike 43,45,52, 70 Stephens, Judy 174 Stepp , I Stetter, Stewart, 22 9 Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, lene 174 Lyle 229 Catherine 87, 122,129, Dwaun 45 , 68, 69,195 Max 174 Mike 195 Peggy 109, 174 Richard 195 Theresa 174 Stlmpson, Don 68 Stock, James 119,229 Stokes, Marcella 195 Stolworthy, Janice 80,228 Stone, Kevin 164,229 Stone, Bob 229 Stone, Sharon 174 Stoneburner, Victoria 119,229 Stout, Cheryl 195 Stout, Idonna 97, 174 256-Index 95,121,139,201,229 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor , T aylor, Taylor, Taylor, Barbara 195 Betty 110, 195 Charlene 230 Cynthia 114, 185,195 Daniel 108, 174 Elizabeth 229 John 86, 113, 195 Juanita 118,230 Judy 174 Millie 195 Myron 175 Nancy 119, 195 Paula 93,230 Peter 84, 101,230 Steven 175, 195,230 Steven 178 Terry 93,104,230 Thelma 37, 118,230 Terry, Dane 100,118,195 Terry, Don 86, 195 Tessendorf, Denise 230 Tessendorf, Doug 19, 195 Testa, John 195 Thacker, Marilee 110,118,230 Thackeray, Randy 175 Theaman, Jay 175 Thomas, Anthony 175 Thomas, Thomas, Curtis 195 Thomas, Micheal 175 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson , Thompson, Thompson, Thompson , Thompson, Thompson, Allan 230 Dori 230 Jack 230 Janet 195 John 93, 113,201,230 John 83,104, 175 Loretta 230 Valerie 175 Thompson, Patricia 195 Thorpe, Chris 31, 95 , 195 Thorson, Bill 175 Thuenen, Danny 175 Thurber, Jim 195 Tibshraeny, Ty 67,230 Tidwell, Keith 175 Tiffany, Elwood 175 Tilton, Jim 45,72,230 Tilton, John 22,200,230 Timmons, Tim 22,89,230 Tinnefeld, Susan 93,230 Tipotsch, Carol 118,230 3 Tippin, Marsha 230 Titcomb, Cookie 104, 179, 195 Tobey, Becca 230 Tolliver, Steve 85,230 Tom, Ellane 230 Tomlin, Cozetta 230 Tomlinson, Bruce 72 , 85 , 230 Tone, Gary 175 Tone, Terri 230 Toolin, Terrence 195 Toon, Mark 84, 102, 107, 110, 195 Toon, Martha 95,102, 175 Toone, Mike 72, 196 Torrez, Patricia 101 Totress, Linda 22,230 Towner, Paul 196 Trayner, Susan 196 Trent, Cheryl 102,175 Trevizo, Ruben 196 Trikas, Basil 86, 175 Triplett, Christopher 175 Tristan, Manuel 175 Tryon, Steve 84 Tryon, William 50, 119,196,230 Tucker, Charles 196 Tucker, Thomas 175 Tullos, Brenda 175 Turley, Catherine 196 Turner, Rickey 46 , 84, 86, 196 Turnquist, Guy 175 Tutko, Mick 196 Twetkow, Marcia 175 Uhrig, Robert 196 Understiller, Wade 175 Uptegrove, Carol 196 Urbina, Abraham 68, 175 Urbina, Elizabeth 231 Urias, Edelmira 231 Valdez, Arthur 196 Valdez, Reuben 231 Valentine, Larry 175 Valentine, Logan 60,61, 105 , 118, 196 Valentine, Pat 231 Valenzuela, Beatrice 231 Valenzuela, Michael 46, 58, 196 Valenzuela, Romon 196 Valerio, Christina 142, 196 Valleskey, Jane 80, 120, 125 , 23 1 Valocchi, Maria 175 Van Tongeren, John 103 , 110,231 Vance, Douglas 72,73 , 196, 197 Vance, Lynette 63 , 84, 107, 175 Vance, V. 87 Vangundy, Valrey 80, 142, 196 Van Luchene, Lynn 78, 110, 133 , 135 , 235 Van, Patti 84, 196 Van Zutphen, Christine 101, 196 Van Zutphen, Mike 64 Vaughn, Vicki 231 Vega, Isabel 196 Vega, Ron 31, 113, 179, 191, 196 Vegh, Carolyn 114,118, 131, 201 , 23 1 Vensor, Ida 101, 157, 175 Verch, Bryan 175 Verstraete, John 196 Vert, Joe 231 Vian, Frankie 34, 83 , 93 , 95 , 23 1 Vian, Tim 175 Vidmar, Sandy 196 Villaverde, David 46, 56, 175 Villicana, Virginia 196 Vinson, Linda 231 Vivian, Lisa 106 Vogt, Andrew 107,110,118, 125 , 23 1 Von Berg, Steve 48, 175 Vondoran, Michael 196 Wade, David 28,72, 104, 175 Walters, Wagers, David 175 Waggoner, Janice 175 Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Barry 231 Connie 175 Kathy 118, 196 Pam 122,196 Sandra 231 Susan 95,231 Wakefield, Shelley 175 Walker, Debra 196 Walker, Laurie 63 , 79, 84, 106, 179 196 Wallbck, Donna 231 Walsh, Lee 196 Waltemeyer, Donald 48, 175 cathy 231 Whitaker, Dennis 159 White , White , White , White , White , White , White , Charles 110, 119,196 Doug 176 John 176 Lavert 109, 151 Mark 82, 93,196 Susan 95,232 Teresa 84, 110, 125,232 Whitehead, Wanda 95 , 232 Whiteield, Maria 196 Vlfhiting, Viki 232 Whitm er ohn 232 J' S Whirwoiih, cindy 232 Whiiwoirii, Jacque 96,114,196 Whiiworrh, Pat 91,176 Wiegerr, christine 157,176 Wisehaupt, Barbara 95, 197 Wolford, Patricia 197 Wood, David 51,68,233 Wood, Stan 52,233 Woodburn, Robert 176 Woodburn, William 233 Woodruff, Gerald 176 Woods, Elaine 233 Woods, Grant 37,64, 127, 136, 200,233 Woods, Randall 233 Woods, Steve 72,197 Woods, Susan 93,233 Woods, Victoria 28,118,233 Woodward, Leonard 197 Woodworth, Bart 119,233 Walters, Lynne 231 Wamsley, Robert 176 Ward, David 108,176 Ward, Holly 232 Ward, Rodger 232 Waterman, Cathy 176 Watkins, Betty 232 Watkins, Robert 46, 196 Wayne, Daniel 196 Weatherbee, Kathryn 232 Weaver, Frank 232 Webb, Debra 176 Webb, Judy 114,196 Webb, Thomas 196 Weber, Danette 232 Webster, Gary196 Weigeit, Eric 83,93,103,113, Wiggins, Geraldine 176 Wilcock Kenn 176 Wiicockf Linday87,196 Wilcox, Linda 232 Wilkinson, Tracy 196 Will, Patricia 196 Willan, Sharon 232 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Bruce 58,108,197 James 45, 233 Jon 113, 197 Keith 232 Laura 63, 176 Linda 176 Lori 176 Dean 118, 176 Melanee 95,96,197 Sandra 109,197 Wendy 197 Wooten, Bonimarie 176 Wootten, Wendy 176 Workman, Melinda 198 Workman, Reed 233 Worley, Mike 197 Worm, Jim 1 97 Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Wursten Cheryl 176 Curtis 176 Frank 43,44, 122,233 Herb 109 Julie 95, 106,127, 197 Lucille 103,110, 127,233 Mike 176 Pam 63, 113,197 Rick 197 , Clair 93,233 Wursten, Dixie 65 , 177 Kevin 177 Wyant , 232 Weigelt, Lisa 176 Weigert, Chris 84 Weight, Sheldon 176 Welch, Carol 232 Welker, Jeff 46,68,104,196 West, West, West, West, West, West, West, Jeanie 176 Katherine 176 Lee 176 Jay 104, 176 Robert 89 Rodney 100,232 Dyan 232 Westbrook, Lenora 161, 177 Westbrook, Marie 232 Williamson, Barbara 176 Williamson, Steve 232 Willis , Willis, Willis, Willis, Willis, Willis, Wiiiis, Wilma Wilson Wilson Wilson Wiltba Jeanette 104,197 Joyce 96,114,205,232 Anne 176 Katherine 176 Linda 93 , 1Of7, 125 , 232 Maxine 95, 118,201,232 Rod 46, 104,188, 197 rth, Shan 18,197 , Bruce 22,88,109,197 , Greg 176 , Susan 232 ak, Gary 232 Wyatt, Debbie 233 Wyatt, Teresa 177 Wylie, Mike 197 Wyse, Dan 177 Yates, Don 177 Yeagley, Jim 197 Yerkes, Diane 95,139,233 Young, Jan 233 Young, Sonja 197 Younker, Men'y 177 Younker, Tana 93,233 Yommker, Steve 233 Zahller, Nikki 233 Zallar, Tim 177 Westmoreland, Glenn 51, 68, 176 Wheatley, Cheryl 232 Winter, Norman 232 Wintersteen, Donna 119,232 Wintersteen, Linda 87,176 Zavala, Zellers, Mary Ann 177 Glenn 197 Zimmerman, Kathy 177 Whipple, Wendy 93,232 Wirke Mary 84,102, 176 Zongker, Bill 197 Whisenhunt, Delores 176 Wise ary 215 2 Zullo, Lore 197 OGJQW QQWGX I O ' 1 UA if Qcpopbixook' fe Q i A V x I CDL Am! X, Dyyln QVW1 L, W! ,7 ' GUM ai! I JM , if W . A if 4. 44 w ' fa! MJQ Index 257 7L' 253 ' EA LIHJMJ A i yang ?.f J ., Qwifafffff W W fi iii! X-ee Yay Again' J V VZ! AW, 5Vl'e yiyy, f,'x-ind lr fffd V! 6 fd V 1971-1972, a year of searching . . . for you the individual. Seeking out new knowledge, meaningful experiences, warm relationships, and greater insight. A year to establish your values, your goals, and decidejust where your life is going. a year of change for Westwood. Many old traditions gave way to new interests, wider community involvement, and more relevant student activities. A new dress code, a reestablishing of values, more student participation in policy decisions, paved the way for future action. Last summer when this yearbook was being planned, we had a lot of high ideals, a lot of dreams. We wanted to create a memory that would represent each group, each individual on campus. In- nocent illusions soon made way for realities, long hours, frustra- tions, and the realization that you can't satisfy everyone. But we tried and we sincerely hope that this yearbook will provide you with an enjoyable reference in the years to come. Terri Talerico Katherine Grutzmacher Co-editors YE Co-Editors Faculty Activities Honors Seniors Sports Copy Staff Assistants Organizations and Underclass sections Photographers Advisors RBCJOK STAFF Kathy Grutzmacher Terri Talerico Carolyn Hom Leslie Loquidis Kris Schwalbe Lynn Van Luchene Cris Miller Leslie Jannasch Jay Hunsaker Sally Marks Ann Birberick Jennifer Bunker Sandy Farley Kellie Jones Barbara Milbrandt Shanna Rogers Alyson Shields Third Period Staff Barry Briggs David Morphis Dennis Stanton Blaine Strong John Donovan Steve Laney ACKN LEDGEMENTS American Yearbook Company M. L. Gibbons Mortuary Chuck Bursell Haws Nursery Photography by Eric Legend City Portraits by Rockwell-Diamonds Phoenix Zoo Eula Harris Wee Tee Golf Course We wish to give special thanks to Bruce Finlinson, Class of '71 for designing the cover for this yearbook. We also wish to give special thanks to Barry Briggs for the color pho- tography Finally, we wish to give special thanks to Eugina Neoruda forthe art work on the introductory pages. ACKNOWLEDGEM ENTS-259 fwm, -- 962 WM H0 f' JLQ A f.. - , U if UQ an yn gyda WLMLQVQ? l!?ZOJ MZ, K-ffl 0. Lfdxg ,QL ' x I J Wk, ' TU 1 Mwwamm X9 ,uM,,wf ,fbyfba ae, fwwuyffj -,UQCQ jaw, vw, bww' gkmffafgj JQUWQFYLWNWQJ gow, JJQM -Q Q 4 'Q xyjg J L,LQJx, ,UK- VQAJJ-LQJL If N ,. ff, V0 M my gy? 'U7fLJLk, C Lgygjb 52?j3,..J,..f WM M425 Am ,ML fm , ,AMX L O from me. 6 HMM, aww fl W , LUZQJW QR To Uv- 'Mr I I f Nlncjq u X fl K I MA, 4 '35 H 'L ' 5 c HT 'mg c'!K7c It V , , '41 w 'A LK, 'Alina 1. 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Q . , V W , X 4 ' Q O g ' r .A 4 I at to ,R J , I Qlnf v 'M' I! 5 ,i i I l , ivfl C t 5 ' , it s ' O i y Q, 5 A Q' y 'tv' radii! at 'lm wx val t 1 :4'P:: Watching intently as a foul pop up falls his way is Senior Steve Tol- liver, a three year baseball letterman. 2- BASE BA LL -3 Y '1'T , , ff- VARSITY, Top Row: Kevin Smith, Chris Schneck, Lyle Brandt, Randy Rush, Scott Hunseker, Jerry McClelland, Bob Hundley, Mel Hinton, Bill Sulli- van. Front Row: Dan Klenskins, Steve Tolliver, Mike Milburn, B.Caruth, C.Collins, J.Ruiz, S.Cooper, C.l-lodges. asc-:ball Season Ends ith Losses Over Wins Westwood l 5 4 2 5 6 l 4 3 0 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Opponent Camelback I0 Saguaro 3 Tempe 3 Arcadia l West 2 Mesa 2 Case Grande 2 Mesa O Saguaro 5 Central I0 Westwood 4 2 3 l 3 3 l3 2 2 7 Opponent Kofa 2 Kofa 5 Scottsdale 5 Chandler 5 Chandler 8 McClintock 9 McClintock I2 Coronado 3 Coronado 8 Scottsdale l 5 C 2 'fm un-hi . Q Silggigmaffffpzitvwifx if i qqtw,-. .. 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Front Row: Darel Harris, Sterling Hester, John Potter, L.Douglas, O.Hernandez, J.Sullivan, L.Cooper, C.Robb, L.Casias, .l.Chappel. BASEBALL-3 U Fm ASKK S NQVIII c nn 8 Varsit rack Team i plays Abilities . O Spikettes, Top Row-Stephanie Meyer, Val Patterson, Debbie Moody, Kris Schwulbe, Stephanie Millett. Middle-Sherri Arrington, Katthy Kimlmll. Bol- tom Row-Sharon Luebke, Debbie Luebke. Not pictured, Sue McCreury, Terri Tulerieo, Shelly Bournhouser. ' I tx, WY Our 440 reluy tcum broke records in 1lll11OSl every meet they were in. From Left to Right they ure Speedy Dale Connolly starts his leg ol' the mile reluy, Daile set Dwuun Stewart, Steve Levitt, Dale Connolly amd Cttry Collins. matny records in the 220z1nd IUO. TRACK-5 - --' -ff1 'fwz2. if HZ 3. ennis Season Has-U ll It has been said that a good tennis player is one that looks like he's putting forth the least effort. Vlaybe that's what happened to our tennis teams this year-they were trying too hard?! Even though they found themselves on the short end of the score more often than not both teams are to be com- Q A mended for their long hours and hard work on the courts. . Westwood golfers ended their season with an impressive I0 win, 4 loss record. Now they can look back on the mur- derous da s in the hot sun and know that it was worth it. Both golfing and tennis stress individuality. When com- Jggw' ' 5 peting, one must depend on himself alone to come through 'Ai 3 '.,g.s , . '. ' 7- victorious. The golf team rallied to meet the demand put on L e i' i' 1,. . . th , d t .t h J hy L E seg' Cm dll WOI1 ITIOS md C CS. wEsTwooD OPPONENT onus Boys GIRLS Boys H Y 0 3 Camelback 7 4 1 4 Mesa 6 3 0 2 Alhambra 7 5 , M 6 7 Scottsdale l 0 tw if 0 7 Case Grande 7 0 3 5 Mesa 4 2 . 3 3 Tempe 4 4 A 4 3 Coronado 3 4 WESTWOOD OPPONENT Above: With a look ofdire determination, Girl's tennis player, Karen Pruett lunges forward to meet her next shot. Below: Number l, Mike VanZephlin, GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS displays perfect form as he demonstrates the intricate steps of the backhand 0 7 Kvfa 7 0 stroke. 5 7 Yuma 2 0 l 0 Saguaro 6 7 3 3 Tempe 4 4 9 5 Chandler 0 2 0 7 Casa Grande 9 0 in qqi 2 4 Arcadia 5 3 teeia ff - 3 Mccnmock 4 Q9 teee.t.f - - ,Q ehwbffm' : Vtwfz- fy 5 is q 'gsisp-f-agqulk i in ' , ,S .... ...mv-t.-3---n 'f 6-GOLF 8L TENNIS Being caught in this rather comical position is Senior Grant Woods. Would you believe he is serving a tennis ball? and Downs: Golfers Proud of Successful Season Westwood I99 206 202 I99 208 I98 201 WESTWOOD GOLF SCORES Opponent Scottsdale I94 Tempe 224 North 2 l 9 Arcadia 209 Chandler 235 Mesa l95 West l92 Westwood 205 203 203 2ll l98 2l0 2I2 Opponent Saguaro l9O Maryvale 207 McClintock 2 I4 Marcos dc Niza 247 North 209 Tempe 2l7 Marcos de Niza 23l Q: Z ry- gf 1 '.r, ,ma 'N Nl asy YY tfi We 1' .. l Xi' 1 I V v.,, W ipb h ,M ,. it as A.. , , 'aw is .rm- ..v. X ' . -gs? KF.-A. ' ' A W - . . . ', y'9v P Above: Just my luck, declares Gary Lammers as he whacks his hall from the middle ofthe sandtrap! Upper Left: You never know, maybe this time l'll get a hole-in-one. thinks Richard Newth as he puts his powerful swing into action. Lower Left: Conti- dently looking over the situation, David Preston lines up his hall with the hole to make sure he puts it in the cup. GOLF 84 TENNIS-7 ,- w X P I I I 1 r Westwood Gymnasts ave a Good Year!! Westwood 103.16 92.10 94.00 94.00 83.99 Westwood 63.75 60.75 67.30 81.95 BOY'S GYMNASTICS SCORES Opponent Westwood Opponent Catalina 103.38 94.10 Saguaro 78.90 Maryvalc 121.40 76.93 Scottsdale 51.97 Prescott 89.10 88.70 Coronado 116.00 Mesa 66.90 92.30 Arcadia 85.40 Central 37.81 94.91 Palo Verde 103.99 GlRL'S GYMNASTICS SCORES Opponent Westwood Opponent Scottsdale 62.50 73.40 Casa Grande 21.75 Saguaro 71.25 73.40 Winslow 63.80 Coronado 72.10 69.20 Coronado 76.89 Kola 46.40 Above, Performing on the parallel bars Pat Patrick concentrates hard while Below, Lynette Vance does ajump hackhandspring. G YMN ASTICS-9 ankers Splashdown ith 10-1 Record, and Go on to State SWIMMING SCORES Westwood Opponent Westwood OPPOTICUI 70 McClintock 25 55 Saguaro lnvit. 7l Tempe 24 58 Brophy 37 82 Scottsdale I3 86 Chandler 9 76 Arcadia l9 7l Central 24 49 Camelback 46 59 McClintock 36 76 Mesa I9 46 Coronado 49 Divisionals-3rd Jumping out ofthe pool with excitement, Mike Smith takes off after one of the beautiful bodied Swim-maids. I 'W ' 'ge . o , S ' ' Get on you mark-set-GO! shouts Coach Craig Cummins as he times the With mouth open and eyes closed, Jeff Nelson takes a deep breath before swimmers to see who will qualify for the state meet. he flips the turn to swim one more lap to victory. lO-SWI M Vi ING r, -X 2 S an - 1 3 9' 7 1 3 I, Announcing for the tankers is Mr. White. straight is Bev Dennis and Jeff Hamstra. ii ' l Helping him I 'G' 1 35' , . , -1 . S , 3 ' , ,, ,. ' e 3 1 fi Xu he ' . 'P' 'X ,thai I ' rxxf A , Lg. KX- 5 MV.. -X Q :R 'T I 'A . x ,N N' f' ,lr we a... X t1'W'1' ',swAfa3fa'mxvewWf'+ . 'qi Us .mv sf Fwd . fa ww ami 'w'tNVWf ,K e f txt. ..lc'!:uL - f K'Pfk Mx: ' i -4? Q keep everything Showing his great form and ability in the butterfly is Don Hendrix, West wood's Number I tanker. Don also swims freestyle. Q I .'X req, We -Je n K ! M i xv, I. J' .,-l QYAQ l ae! e Q I ,YI ,Nr ,M . Q L Swimmaids:Standing-Diana Porter, Cindi Lott, Janet Chapman, Donna dle Row-Regina Straight, Gwen Shipe, Kathy McClcavc, Kris Schwa Palowitz, Linda Wintersteen, Bev Dennis, Cheryl King, Joy Dutcher. Mid- Front-Chris Enos,.l.Bunker, R.McCleve, C.Vegh, L.French. SWIMMING 51 ..,Z You're a boy? You have got to be kidding! , says comedian Mark Brad- shaw to this concerned youth, David Doud. Stay tuned, we'll be back with more exciting guests, says Randy Hipke as he looks enthusiastically at his audience. 'Ml One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock rock.. sings teen favorite, Flash Cadillac, played by Chipper Combs. I2-CLASS PLAYS Senior and Sophie Class Plays Excite Student udiences Above: One for all and all for one, all for Moose Club! augh-augh-augh Craig Horner played the leader ol' the mooses. Below: Come on. this Puppy Love song has got to go. Hand over that blasted radio, says Bill Kohler to Brent Ellsworth. v fs N W 3 3 :XX Student Campaigns Spiced by Colorful -.Q Above: Elections is a time of odd speeches and Janet Chapman's shoe was successful in pulling in votes for Organizations Director. Below: Don't get it in my hair! exclaims Kris Bailey as Julie Jenkins plasters her with a campaign sticker. J, ,X 'M 5, If Signs and Speeches Above: I need your help! pleas Julie Wright as she delivers another one of her original speeches. Below: Bret Caruth and Craig Brooksby broke the tradition by running on the sanie ticket. pp ,ctg so ,T -4 :l.z.iW ' Dr Xiwll kk ,yu ' 'lill' rv fi' C ., W EJ R ,..f '5f? '-, W ,3,.f,r - -'4 If X f i - x , ., .,. . . rl 1 '- sm . 1-in Above: Working hurd to pull in more votes is Phil Stupely. Top Right: l want the job suys Theresa Kuhse :ls others listen intently. Below: Lending at hand for Mike Hurdwiek's campaign is Brian Peterson. Bottom Right: During the elections assembly Adele Hutch rocks in votes with her swinging speech. N' I 1 .msmmmqtq .1 ,- , ' vs? ' 33:75 wif ' l it N I wx YP' i l V3 I 'gin 4 v 3 lf .K sg... s . ,, s-,., Y x ,,X J ,gg 5 ' Q V x xml, . 1 uf Q . 9 a x in X -o Q' A , if X X A b Y - . ' J' ' 1 Q ,, 1 gn, . .V , ' 4 ' - , , .. L 2' .L . 1 M 5 N 4 Mx X Q . wx ...wwf 1 R' 7' 22 , Xifflf f4f f , 7 ga. n ' -. A A .a , . My .5 1 4 yn, I 'W V. wld 3'0 W.W. Class Event Show Warrior Spirit ,ii l , i Above: ll uppeurs that the score sheets aircn'l thc only figures that Mr. Merrill is checking out :it thc l972 Wahoo-Paihool Below: l'll hrczik every hone in your body is you lose this nice! pczicclully screams Ll czilm und gcntle Marry Bingum. nv ,K 45 Nu fl ig vw rl :FS if-'ii f Q - Above: Stunning Susan Tinnefeld climbs into the llashy summer scene. Below: l sec Lou, Roy, Dale, and even Steve Barham and his wonder horse! exelaims an astonished Ivan lVleLaws. What will he think of next? . . .or who will he fall in love with next? - , M1 - t 1 O Above: The extremely talented Christy Straueh once again portrays a striking Pied Piper with her magical Flute! Below: While llashing a sparkling smile Chris Miller manages to model the latest in spring fashion in the COE fashion show. 4 1, K s K 1 X . v : X sl I -I M. W inf 59 ' vu .W . X X yq....:9 511 r:-11 'I --X ii 'S PQ' QP? wi XJ V 1 , A I X Q ' 7 - ' ' Q A. 'Q . 1 v gl sl x KI' 1 . ffisx 1. '- I' ' 1 -9 y K ' K 5 . LA I 3 5 .4 'I . 1 R . 1 xi L' mg 4 g - xii? N X . .fi at 5 - ' ' 'x Q 5 .xi gm 'n' . 3,,, 2Q1xx, 1 N' i - Q, .Kwik ' tutographs of Love and Friendship End the Best Year Ever ,wr R if Signing his name and autograph hy his picture is Ed Coleman, Westwoods fantastic 1971-72 drum major, Biff Harris flashes a sexy smile as Tracy Davis, ons. tl his m inx llllllll' adds her name to the crowded yearbook. Below: Westwood is known for its students intelligenee ind these is urriors are a great example ol' it. Pretty triekyl? -gx C- aney Win arrior of the Year-1972 I mqamiiwxxebw'-if ,-.. W., , A . f f Dcdicaiting the Chieftain Yearbook to Mr, Summers und Mr, Messuli, is C0'cdll0r Kathy Ommnuchcr' Crying forjoy is Nancy Annulu :tlter being named Warrior of the Year. She did an outstundingjob. ,l Accepting the lnstrumentail Music Award for being :in outstanding bzind Receiving the Mutt Ford Trophy as the outstanding girl athlete :tt West- lender from .loc Lloyd is Andy Vogt, wood from Mutt Ford is Kellic Jones. 22-HONORS C N ff Q X f ' T 1 .fx 5 I i ' v KE 4 -. .Vi 'X .,l' -M .Q I 5 a ner! f ,fl Q gp I .cfs -:QR I i wg? X X, Graduation 1972 It Was Exciting! i 1 . XXX. 'v i' 9 4i ' ul-, 7 Nyx I , 050 Q x NJ wig? P X' gig XO job 399 Q30 UBS! WO QP! ,fjsuffibfgjkfm ,M fif3Q59f2iff?AE, . v X A M6O3bfQ x JXWAQSE 71W 'N QA W-i'.i'.w -o ND A MQ 'HX AM' 57 ffwff WW 254 'W .M 7 fff Wqfyw ,Wm 1 ff, wwf ,