Wickenburg High School - Wrangler Yearbook (Wickenburg, AZ)

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ENIORS Michael Smith Joyce Stacy Lisa Thomas Ron Turlington A c iiii LLN. ig .aw 1 Q Todd Unrau Robert Urquicles 1 Debbie Valencic I Heather Vaughn RS' Qlassmates remember Gary Wheeler To a special someone not known to me for years but for 14 memorable months: In those months so many memories were created and a friendship I think I will never have again. This friend had a way to make me laugh at any time of the day, no matter how depressed or angry, sometimes even when the anger was meant for him. Most people knew him for the characteristic of being witty with words and actions, but I remember the other side also. This was the quality of a friend that would do anything for you and when you talked about your problems to him he sincerely would care and give advice, and throw in a joke, too. The person I am describing is the cowboy, Mr. Gary Wheeler, whose memory will be in my mind forever. Take care, cowboy. -Mike Barile He was more than just a good friend to meg he was more like a brother. He was always there when I needed him. He was always cheerful, making me laugh when I felt like crying. He enjoyed every minute of his life and made everyone else around him enjoy life as well. I'm glad I knew Garyg he touched my life in a way that no one else could. No matter where I go or what I do there will always be that space in my life filled with the memories of Gary. Thank you, Gary, for sharing a part of your life with me and everyone else you touched. I long for the day when I can think of Gary and the pain of losing him will be overshadowed by the joy of having known him. We miss you, little buddy! --Mike Smith Gary was about the best friend anyone could have. You could talk to him' about your problems and you could laugh and joke with him. He had to have been one of the funniest people I knew. He was very honest and said what he felt. Many people resented that and disliked him for it. Gary and I had some great times together that cannot be duplicated. I don't think I have ever gotten in so much trouble as when I was with Gary. I only wish I would have told him how much I appreciated him, but I'm sure he knows now. I don't know why you had to dieg all I can say is I miss you, Gary. -David Bromm Gary, we all miss and love you very much! -The Senior Class AT RIGHT: Family pictures of Gary include him at his sister Carolyn's wedding on October 15, 19845 his freshman class pictureg and with his ATC, one of his many hobbies. ENIOR-S-'SENIOI-iS-:SENIQ-RSOSIS-Ifl-IORS-:SlENIOISS'SENiQ-RS'SENIQ-BS'SENIORS 44 Seniors

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Bill Aker, Jr. Marcus Anthony Brandi Babb Karri Barrett Debbie Barton Julie Baumgardner Brigham Bennett Ioey Billups Dwane Bishop john Blair Yvette Bowie Becky Brandeberry Marie Bray Becky Breeze Ceno Cardenes Tom Carr Tino Chagolla Brad Cheyne X1 if W 5 1 b 2 1 big? .. V' ,,, Upper class years easier ' -fifl 'fef Qt rw Y than expected juniors Todd Nelson Ron johnson Coach Scott Moellernberndt senior companions all show off their stylish haircuts that they got during the week they spent at the UofA football camp in Tucson Britt Stevens, David Orona and their freshmen, sophomore and 46 juniors