Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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4 i ti' THREE New teacher replaces Mrs. Rhoda In January a new teacher, Mr. Eric Anderson, arrived. He took the place of Mrs. Pam Rhoda, the physical science and chemistry teacher. Mr. Anderson was a teacher at Flagstaff junior High School where he taught for one year. His outside interests are photography, volleyball and geology. He said, I like Wickenburgf' and he thinks It's a great school. Lene Rassamusen from Denmark visited Ann Trent and attended school here. A 17-year-old senior, she said, It's a friendly school, but she hadn't lost her love for Denmark. On Jan. 29 the Chemical People, an organization working against chemical abuse, sponsored an assembly at the community center to help rid Wickenburg of the drug and alcohol problems. Students Heather Hamm, David Bromm and Bobby Andersen all gave speeches. The Channel 8 program A Generation at Risk was also viewed. Academics And Activities 25

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ONE A hug from Ann Trent to Lene Rassamusen shows that cousins can also be friends. TWO During his fifth hour class Mr. Anderson, the new physical science and chemistry teacher, demonstrates the purpose of a pulley. THREE With nothing else to do, James Trang and Jim Draper wait patiently for the bell to ring. ' K ,X S ' :aff-., ' EQ - S3 ecc ,L gp sg'- it .gt f fi 1. Gloom falls across the faces of Jody Billingsley, Candy Higgins, Jennifer Correll, Mellissa Maupin, Debbie Valencic, Bobby Andersen, Carrie Smith, Brian J ones 'M and Scott Knight after they are informed of their test grades. In order to keep the wall in its upright position, Mike Walters, jerry Joncas and jason Carter use all their strength against the powers of gravity. Doing his part to help stop chemical abuse in Wickenburg, David Bromm gives a speech during a january assembly at the community center. 24 Academics And Activities

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After 30 long years of teaching woodwork and drafting, Mr. Gladden decided to trade in his tools for a pension plan. Along with sponsoring student council, all classes, and the concession stand, he has also been a football, basketball and assistant baseball coach. Before Mr. Gladden moved 30 years ago from Oklahoma, he attended Northeastern State University. He came from a family of 12 children, and now has three grown children of his own. Mr. Gladden's plan for retirement is to golf and relax. ONE Participation and questions from students Carter and Sid Bland are encouraged at th assembly. TWO Valentines Day carnations brighten many including Alicia Harting's. THREE Still grasping the ball, Mr. Canham despe struggles to keep on his donkey. FOUR For the Chemical People presentation, Bol Andersen speaks out against drugs. FIVE At the drug assembly guest speakers patis their turn to tell of personal experiences. c.t,, cr,, ONE 2.6 Academics And Activities