Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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Students make g Gctober the best It can be 51061.06 was raised by students, faculty and local businesses during a fund raising project sponsored by the student council. The money that was collected was donated to the children's ward at Wickenburg Community Hospital. The project, known as Mile of Pennies, had a goal to collect 84,880 pennies, but with great response, the council collected 106,106 pennies. The arrival of the new Wrangler activity bus was perhaps one of the biggest events in the month. The 43- passenger bus was paid for by the Wickenburg School Board and the Athletic Supporters. ACT tests brought seniors to GCC on the 25th. The tests are given a couple of times a year and are used as entrance exams to colleges. Parents' Night, the annual get-together of parents and players for volleyball, was on the 21st and for football on the 31st, Parents' Night tries to involve parents with their student's activities. A Halloween dress-up day to follow up Spirit Week was provided by the student council on the 31st. Kelly Jones, junior class secretary, said, The costumes were creative, but we're hoping next year there will be more participation. Academics And Activities 13

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ONE The pyramid grows as Victoria Cooper, Tammy Quintana and Candy Higgins busily continue on the pyramid of pennies. TWO In honor of their parents, volleyball players purchased and distributed flowers to them at Parents' Night. Volleyball players and their proud parents include Treva Andersen and her mother, Sharla Berger, Heather Buck and her mother, Donna Douglas and her parents, Nichole Frederick and her mother, and Britt Haggott with her father. .ml- ONE ONE More similar than different are the monster Cody Morris and the politician Brian DeShazo. TWO After waiting so long for the arrival of the new bus, football players Mike Hershkowitz, Tony Gospodarek, Korey Goulette and David Orona wait for the camera click before boarding. THREE A nun in the making is Caren Nasser, trying to get accepted into a convent. FOUR As if lost, Jodie Jenson wanders the campus looking for the rest of the vine. 12 Academics And Activities 2 E ,mg TWO

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ONE With a smile, Leslie Nasser hands Mrs. Smithson a can to add to the student council's collection of food items. TWO Exhausted but determined to pass her sit- ups test, Cindy Carter struggles to lunge up once more as Arin Smith ho ds her feet and Scott Little watches. ONE THREE FOUR FIVE SIX Flags exchanged at Carina Querido's farewell assemblg are proudly held by Bobby Andersen, Brian eShazo, Carina Querido, and David Bromm. When the singing talents of chorus members Michelle Teague, Heather Bernhardt, Heather Buck, Kenny Olson and Charles McPeeters are joined, it makes a beautiful sound to hear at a concert. A warm hugl from Mr. Alford shows Carina Querido how much s e'll be missed by everyone. Very intent on watching his work so that he's as careful as dpossible, Scott Wilson attempts his difficult wel ing task. 14 Academics And Activities THREE FOUR