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1980 Hi-Lo Volume 22 Mingus Union High School Dox 248 Corronwood AZ Advisor: Doberr Cox Editor: Denise Loshmer

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Pep Pollies rhis yeor were o greor success There were mony new rhings we did rhis yeor like rhe Amoebo roce. egg rhe Presidenrs. Rom Song ond rhe heod shoving of Mr Lozono

The noise of 900 people seoring rhemselves m rhe gym occompomed by rhe bond runng up ond ploying rhe fighr song gers rhe srudenrs excired ond rowdy for rhe upcoming sporring evenr During eoch pep roily rhere 6 o Spinr jug conresr Eoch doss gers on equol opporrumry ro show irs spinr The cheerleoders from eoch doss leod rheir fellow dossmores in o cheer ro prove rheir sp<rir ond rhe loudesr doss wins rhe spinr jug

Times like rhis reolly show how much spinr Mingus hos Thonks ro Srudenr Counol for such exorrng ocnvines'

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The Volleyball ream races across rhe gym in on amoeba race.

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These beginning orr srudenrs experiment with ceramics

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Now you've reached inrermediore orr srudy. You've discovered rhe beoury of expression through your own creation. Art becomes a port of you, and enters everything you do. This orr class dwells into deeper aspects of orr, such as presenting relationships and conflicts in life. You grow nor only in your talents bur also within yourself. Mr. Lash helps you to seels rhe beoury and energy within life and then transfer that feeling to paper Hord practice is still required and different tools ore used.

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Above, Eben Furrol s "Group Srudy won o first place Right, this orr srudenr looks off inro space searching for new ideas

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Lefr-A still life scene for a srudy of textures Below-Don Lodmell breaks his concentration ro admire another piece of artwork.

Below Lefr-Dovid Forbes' silk screen of elephants won him on award or rhe Forr Verde Day Art Exhibit

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You con only feel rhe beauty of Art! Elaine Kleine

In beginning art, rhe first thing you ore taught is what art consists of. Art is nor just a pretty picture, it is many other things also. It is rhe way you express yourself through your own creations You also learn rhe basics in drawing such os, value, color coordination, and rendering. You also learn rhe basics of working with cloy, both on rhe porters wheel ond those creations done with other techniques such os coil, slob ond sculpture

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For right, Suzy Turtle is inspired to draw Suzy is on outstanding artist and has won many awards with her work Center, students look on while Mr. Lash expresses himself on paper. Delow, Dove Lash gers a kick our of his dosses.

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Dromo members ore vNt Georgia Ayres, Geri Be- W7, jore, Kenr Backus, Brenr % Breiner, Anne Burnerr, V Korrie Cousin, Mory Cronon, \ Tim Deem, Vero French, V John Furrol, April Griggs, Barry Henderson, Julie Holsron, Jennifer Jochim, Liso Jusr, Teri Kirchie, Frank \ Knoock, Korhy LeBron, Jim Liner, Robin Loy, Isy Monzo, Corey McCollu, Par McDowell, Jackie Mejio, Tony Mure, Pom Roney, Korhy Smirh, Penny Smirh, Connie Svoleng, Joe Webb, Liso Wheoron, Derek Wood, Korrino Vollicollo, Kelly Norrhrup, Debby Apple,

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imo Drama Drama Dra Diane Dailey, Joe Dailey, Terri Doker, Geneva Drimholl, Michele Camp­ bell, Shannon Corbeil, Drendo Derroserr, Lynn Fisk, Mandy Hoys, So monrho Heric, Nicki Hobson, Dicky Kennerson, Kris Kirby, Lisa Kumpe, Carol Longley, Eric Lloyd, Ursula Manzo, Julie McKnighr, Kim McKnighr, Michele Mongini, Lourie Pomeroy, Nancy Pulloom, Lori Rodiele, Roberro 5horr, Roberro Smirh, Korhy Snid^ers, Kim Sreely, Down Tosa, Valerie Uhlir, Vincenr Vagner, Cindy Word, Lidoro Young, Cecilia Ruggiero

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This year's dromo dosses hod ninery srudenrs in rhem The work was hard, especially wirh such a large group full of varied omounrs of experience The more inexperienced worked more on rhe sroge, ond rhe beginners found rhemselves srudying obour drome in rhe classroom The year's focus in dromo was in choreography ond modern donee The year srorred our wirh o voriery show rhor hod everyone involved The show wos ro familiarize rhe dromo srudenrs wirh dromo, ond rhe resr of rhe school wirh whor is happening in dromo.

Ir conroined dromoric readings, , skirs, donees, J mimes ond new ideas in choreogrophy

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Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama Drama I For Chrisrmos rhe colorful, children's ploy "Silenr Knighr" was pur on. Ir wos obour orphans who Traveled ro Magic Land, and wos filled wirh Modern Donee rourines and mimes The dancing wos done ro Chuck Mangione's "Children of Sanchez''. Again, all of rhe dromo srudenrs were involved

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Spirit Week or "Homecoming Week/' wos plonned and sponsored by Student Council Each doy of rhe week wos o different dress up doy and each doy there wos judging on whor wos worn.

The week stoned our with Mr Word winning on "Hats off to Marauders" by wearing his Donald Duck hot Tuesday wos Marauder "Overall and Defeor 'Em" Doy, which wos won by Sherri Cunningham. On Costume Doy, Wednesday, Sam Cowles won os "Bigfoot" and Desiree Rome, Mindy Deirer, and Kim Brewer received rhe I lonoroble Mention On Thursday Denise Loshmer won Togo Doy, and Mr Gobrielson received rhe I lonoroble Mention. Friday wos Annual Red and Gray Doy in which everyone participated Mrs Bedord received Honorable Mention for every doy

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WEEffi On Friday, ofrer school rhere was « j parade In rhe parade rhere were plenry of clowns, people and Im-, of music provided for by rhe band Floors were enrered by all four classes and even one from rhe yearbook and newspaper staffs.

The pep ossembly held on Thursday gave plenry of school spirii ro all of our foorball players.

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Mr McLarney felr rhor Spirit Week was a rorol success and can't wait nil next year, when Spirit Week comes again.

1 Mr Engel ond rhe bond in rhe parade on Mom Srreer.

2 Jeonerre Zepeda and Dana Zeledon on Togo day 3. Jennifer Graham, Becky Arrhur, Donna Woods, Robin Loy ond Suzy Morrmez on dress up day 4 Mingus sronds proud on rhe Freshman Floor

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Jim Doraenove is rhe senior closs President ond foorboil coprom Suzy Turrle has been on srudenr Council & Pom for rhree years

To begin me 1979 homecoming nighr fesriviries, rhe bond ployed for pre-game direcred by Mr Engel. The pride of rhe ream ond rhe supporr of rhe fans was greor The half rime ocrivines oegon wirh onorner number from rhe band along wirh rhe poms ond rifle girls.

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The homecoming closs orrendonrs were inrroduced and rhe royolries were announced The homecoming King and Queen Jim Dordenove and Susie Turrle were crowned by John Tovosci The floors were paraded around rhe foorboil field ond rhe Sophomore closs was announced os rhe winners Also rhe spinr chain winners, rhe Freshman closs, was announced Despire losing rhe gome, everyone seemeo ro enjoy rhemselves or rhe gome ond or rhe donee ofrer rhe gome

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Queen Suzy Turtle and Attendants Decree Rome and Lona Yee (top left) King Jim Bordenove and Attendants Curt Von Broun and Brian Alvey (top right) John Tqvqso and Dee Dee Ortiz. Brian Thompson, crown bearers (bottom left) The King gives Queen Suzy rhe traditional toss (bottom right)

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Rodney Lusher, Jo Arnerr, Jomes Dell, Porry Morren, Hozel Meier, Jeff Moeser, Tony Mure, Scorr Norsrod, Kemrh Ohlwiler, Angie Pfeifer, Trocy Phillips, Corol Pomdexrer, Mory Polond, Jennifer Polewyrewo, Cindy Sconion, Trocie Schimikowsky, Corrino Serno, Koren Shorr, Monuel Silvo, Node Simpson, June Skousen, Trocy Smirh, Don Sronley, Eric Srice, Con­ nie Svoleng, Pom Wiese, Eric Wyles, Scorr Zole, Kimo Zuercher, Roul Horch, Chorles Vollicello, Liso Dovidson, Robin Hoffmon.

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K Beginning Bond-Jockie Bollard, Michelle Campbell, Biro Davidson, Leanne Drye, Flip Erickson, Troy Frywell, Gory Lueds, Donno Meier, Joy Mills, Jody Orrohood, Cliff Premble, Darryl Solinos, Michelle Schorch, Koren Shorr, Cloy Winkler.

Derek Dish mon, Scorr Ack­ erman, Bob Ad­ orns, Sondy Abellino, Jo Ann Bell, Seon Bennerr, Robin Bridgewares Sherri Cerri, Chuck Crone, Chen Dixon, Norhon Durham, Leanne Brye, Lindo Earn show, Shannon Eornshow, Bruce Elledge, Jo Ann Encisco, Jim Franklin, Theresa Franklin, Trocy Froyne, Sreve Gorrerr, Rondy Garrison, Berh Gowons, Cloy Gebler, Tommy Hill, Liso Johnson, Jenny Kimble, Kris Kerby, David Lungren, Carol Long ley, Julianne Lungren, Gronr Lererre, Denise Loisy ■

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Hom Srorers ore students who ore chosen by their teachers because of talents in academics and communication. They meet in Phoenix one week each year to meet with student government officers from other schools and to form a mythical state government. They learn rhe functions of government and experience it for themselves. The 1979 Srorers are Pocky Judd, Shelley Godown, David Thieme, Kurt Von Droun, Jim Dordenove, Jeff Huson, and Joe Jacobson.

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Juniors ond Sophomores Sherri Absrender, Melonee Allen, Jeonine Anderson, Shoron Asron, Koren Boiley, Srephonie Dollorore, Lori Dreidenbough, Kristine Driggs, Lesley Droughron, Suzon Durnsrein, Done Covonough, Sondro Chomberln, Tino Chenoweth, Julie Gubb, Rhondo Cody, Korhy Connolly, Shonnon Corbeil, Korrie Cousin, Porrido Dolton, Jill Deoring, Loni Denton, Korhy Dovey, Liz Drake, Michele Elliorr, Lilo Enriquez, Dione Forbes, Korhy Forshey, Jennifer Grohom, Pom Grohom, Lori Hockett, Bobbie Hicks, Debi Hubiok, Brendo Hudson, Liso Johnson, Debbie Jones, Evo Lopez, Morey Lopez, Suson Lynch, Shonnon McDevirr, Jeonerre Orrohood, Goylene Pomeroy, Eleno Regge, Dee Dee Ryon, Monette Sexton, Liz Shoddix, Korhy Snickers, Roberto Svoleng, Down Toso, Deone Wode, Lois Volker, Cindy Vote, Julie Worren, Louro Wheoron Seniors ond Freshmen Becky Arthur, Geri Bejore, Ellen Berrhor, Srephonie Bilger, Kim Brewer, Brendo Broughton, Cynrhio Cromer, Sherri Cunnininghom, Poulo Derosio, Melindo Deirer, Deron Eisenhour, Suson Evorrr, Kim Franklin, Joner Gobrielson, Frances Grijolvo, Doni Gross, Robbie Heeder, Somonrho Heric, Cloudio Hope, Borboro Jewerr, Jennifer Jochim, Krisrino Kirby, Tori Kirchie, Mouro Liner, Penne Love, Phyllis Loy, Ursulo Monzo, Elizoberh Morten, Suzonne McDowell, Suzy Morrinez, Cindy McConnoughey, Pom McConnoughey, Jody Orrohood, Sheilo Osborne, Anno Morie Pechorich, Jennifer Pole wyrewo, Lourie Pomeroy, Desiree Rome, Cindy Sconion, Korhy Sims, Kim Steely, Melonie Sripes, Aniro Srroipe, Connie Svoleng, Louro Tiffr, Moureen Thorne, Ellen Toms, Suzy Turtle, Yvonne Verdugo, Ardell Wells, Dono Zeledon

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This year rhe Mingus girls unired on rhe gridiron on November 17 ro show rheir rolenr in rhe male orienred sporr of foorboll. They srorred procrice a shorr week before rhe big gome. The rwo reams consisred of Juniors and Sophomores vs. rhe Freshmen and Seniors. They were coached by rhe Mingus foorboll players and cheered on by cheerleaders who were some unsure Mingus guys. The guys may nor hove been roo sharp in rheir rourines bur rhey gor a lor of loughs

The final score of rhe gome was Juniors and Sophomores, 16, Seniors and Freshmen, 6 Jennifer Graham made rhe winning Touchdowns for rhe vicrors and Mindy Dierer mode rhe only Touchdown for rhe defeored, Though rhey had a good offense. This year Beale field, nexr year rhe Superbowl!

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Lefr Isy Monzo, Volene Uhlir, and Amondo Hoys sell popcorn ar o foorbollgome Above Mr Kunz, a devored Spanish reocher ond Spanish club sponsor

Srudenrs going ro Mazorlon: Row 1; Berh Morren, Joner Gobnelson, l^elli Alexander, Dana Cavanaugh, Tina Sandoval, Row 2, Suzon Durnsrein, Cindy Vick, Rick Lirrle, John Knowjes Row 3, Marrin Regge^ Kurrz Row 4;

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Members Scott Ackerman, Jerry Allen, Koren Body, J D Beecher, Ellen Berrhor, David Brannon, Robin Bridgewater, Suzon Burnsrein, Louise Burton, Mary Conan, Colleen Cumins, Chris Currier, Angelico De Loza, Donna De Loza, JoAnn Encisco, Michelle Elliot, Stephanie Frasier, Janet Gabrielsen, Tim Hansen, Amanda Hays, Lisa Hollingsworth, Lisa James, George Jensen, Barbara Jewitr, Christine Knowles, John Knowles, Mike Knowles, Kathy LeBrun, Mono Piner, Tammi Link, Rids Little, Gory Luds,

Julianne Lungren, Susan Lynch, Isy Manzo, Berh Marrin, Jackie Mejia, Vanessa Merow, Steve Murray, Shelly Peels, Tom Pender, Carol Poin dexter, Julie Rowden, Michelle Ruiz, David Ramirez, Chris Scanlon, Cindy Scanlon, Lisa Sebastian, Sevio Serna, Scott Shepard, Eric Vinyord, Liz Shoddix, Maureen Thorne, Susan Krinke, Marrin Regge, Debbie Hubiak, Julie Juhoros, Kelli Alexander, Dana Cavanaugh, Helena Deter, Brad Johnson, Tino Sandoval, Gndy Vids.

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Sponish club's activities rhis year included selling popcorn or basketball and football games to raise money for their two trips to Mexico. During rhe year they also hosted for a night foreign exchange students The students spent rhe night or rhe club members' houses and they furnished rhe exchange students' meals.

Pictured above is Mr. John Tavasci, rhe greatly appreciated bus driver who drove rhe Spanish Club to their trips and tours

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The Spirit completed its second yeor with five issues under rhe leodership of Suson Zuponcic.

Susan, who is probably one of rhe few sophomores in rhe nation to be a newspaper editor, gamed rhe position when Lona Yee resigned to concentrate on academic subjeers.

The first issue was rhe Christmas issue, containing poems and stories by many students and a page of Christmas messages.

The second issue come our in February and aos a review of rhe 1979 year.

The paper is showing great improvement with each issue and rhe advisor, Mr. Cox, predicts that next year Mingus will hove its first all American newspaper.

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Sherri Absrender, Judy Kerber, Michael Sallee.

Jean SecHin, Susan Zuponcic. Irish Budd, Chris Lewis, Lauro Sloughrer, Bids Jones, Dennis Cleav er, Sran Williams, Holly Wirrh, Hetdi Emmons.

Mary Loy, Greg Toms, Jill Dearing. Sally Elmer, Susan Evarrr, Pam Hughes. Raynee Nelson. Mi chele Seiple, Tino Perparos. Jon Anderson. Su zerre Pirrle, Sally McGuire

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Above Lefr Chuck Doker works on gerring rhe picrures ready for rhe yearbook. Above Righr Denise Loshmer, HI LO Ediror. and Carlo Johnson moke a mess while working on rhe Ads secrion.

Lefr: Parri Ferrin ond Pom Graham ger a lirrle crazy while poinring a Chrisrmos scene on rhe window of Mr. Cox's room. HI-LO Sroff members Ediror,- Denise Loshmer, Phorographers; Chuck Doker, George Jensen, Heidi Emmons, Loyours ond Typing. Pam Graham, Parry Murr, Porn Murr, Porn Ferrin, Becky Brown, Sandra Chamberlin, Carlo Johnson, Vereno Jump, Tim Vesrcorr, Cindy Wore, Duben Sandoval, Amber Hughes, Julio Juhoros, Doberro Svaling, Crysrol Hunrer, Down Taso, Dona Zeledon, Sroney Halford, Debbie Lombe

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Ar rhe beginning of rhe year, we discussed fundraising ocriviries ro help poy for rhe yeorbook One of rhe activities was selling ads ro rhe businesses around rhe volley

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This yeor os always rhe yeorbook sroff is raising money for Those members who wish ro go ro rhe Norionol Journalism Convenrion held or Columbia Universiry in New York. Those srudenrs porriciparing in rhis evenr will arrend workshops rhar will reach rhem rhe fine arrs of journalism-newspaper ond yearbook.

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The HI-LO sroff would like ro rhonk Mr Dob Cox, for sponsoring us ond for purring so much of his rime ond efforr ro help us moke rhis rhe besr yeorbook Mingus hos ever produced We would olso like ro rhonk our ediror Denise Loshmer for her rime ond porience.

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Loshmer, David Varnell, Troy Hebbler, Mark Shill, Solly Hearh, David Lungren. Ord row Lincoln Drake, Jeff Huson, Bernie Vondro, Jim Bordenave, Joner Gobrielson, Gronr Lerrerrjohn Knowles, Bill Woods

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Norionol Honor Society hod o very progressive yeor rhis year. Some of rheir acriviries included o parry for rhe children ar rhe Developmental Center The kids really had a good rime and rhe N.H.S. members hod o really good rime entertaining them. Since rhe purpose of rhe club is ro further education, rhe club is sponsoring fund raising acriviries ro raise money for a scholarship. This scholarship is awarded ro a member of rhe club, for furthering his education The receiver of rhis scholarship is choosen by evaluation of an essay written by each member This club also raises money ro service rhe school.

This years officers include: Derh Marten,- President, Robin Loy, Vice President, Joe Jacobson,- Secretory, and Treasurer: Dana Cavanaugh.

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This year's King and Queen of Winter Sparrs ore Jeff Huson and Lone Yee. They were nominated by rhe seniors and elected by rhe entire student body. In oil four of his high school years, Jeff has been in rhe basketball program. Lana has been in Poms and was selected Captain of rhe squad her senior year. First attendants ore Kirk Durnerr and Heidi Emmons. Second orrendonrs ore Louie Grijalva and Desiree Rome.

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1sr row left ro righr Porry Murr, Kelly Alexonder, Lono Yee, Jeonerre Zepedo, Tommy Pirrle, Jessica Swodley, Debby Forrini, Amber Hughes, Tino Sondovol, Elsie Moleno 2nd row Debbie Hubiok, Suzy Morrinez, Mindy Dierer, Desiree Rome, Cindy Vick, Tommy Niero, Carol Supulvedo, Pom Hughes. Georgia Ayres, Solly McGuire, AnneMorie Pechonch, Sharon Vreiling, Julio Yee

Girls on roil- Lindo Rogers, Drendo Hudson, Anne Marie Pecharich, Trisha Dolron Days, rap ro bor rom-James Eoklor, George Jenson, Al Robles, Clinr Colemon.

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Firsr Row, lefr ro righr, Porry Morten, Monerre Sexron, Jeonme Pearson, Louro Wheoron, Jeon erre Orrohood, Kelly Alexander, Jessica Swodley, Jeonerre Zepeda, 2nd row. Shannon Earn show, Pom Hughes, Eric Drools. Joe Thornron, Chorlorre Pendergrass, Debbie Hubiok, Dee Dee Ryan, Ord row, Eileen McDevirr, Goileen Pomero, Amber Hughes, Solly Heorh, Sarah Andreoson. Dill Woods, Losr Row, Debby Forrini, Louro Pomero, Joe Jacobson, Suzy Morrmez, Me lame Sripes, Susan Zuponcic, Dam Gross.

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Pictured obove. front row Jeonine Peorson, Jeonerre Orrohood. Louro Vheoron. Gndy Wore, Morey Lopez Second row John Connolly, Kelly Alexonder, Bobby Hiclss Third row Corol Sepulvodo, Horleen Polewyrewo, Amber Hughes. Srocy Hoyme. Dock Row. Korhy Forshey. Debbie Jones, Liz Shoddix. Liso Sebosrion. Soroh Andreoson

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Pictured Above. Lori Robinson, Mindy Dierer, Kim Brewer, Gndy Wore. Dee Dee Ryon, Morey Lopez, Edeen McDevin, Curr Scroggins, Srocy Hoyme, Debbie Cox, Cheryl Pipes. Shelly Gregory. Jennifer Grohom, Rocky Judd. Jeonerre Zepedo, Mork Shill, Trocy Phillips. Melome Stipes, Penny Love. Roynee Nelson, Michelle Seiple, Doni Gross. Becky Arthur, Colleen Bockus, Steve Poge.

Pictured on left Front Row, Ellen Toms, Korhy Budd, Vereno Jump, Korhy Hoyes, Mike Winegorr. 2nd Row, Julie Rowden, Pom Roney. Sue Menees Bock Row, Chris Bosley, Lori Henderson, Liso Jusr, Korhy Connolly. Trish Budd, Som Sock, Art Tevis.

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Furure Business Leoders of Americo, one of Mingus's lorgesr clubs and one of rhe mosr honored, for rhe losr several years has Token firsr in srare comperirion, and each generorion has been carrying on rhor repurorion. They orrend srare and regional compenrions rhroughour rhe school year.

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In order ro parricipore or rhese convennons each member musr earn money Through money raising projecrs such os Selling family porrroirs, sporrs programs, raffle Tickers, mums for homecoming, gifr wrapping, rrosh pickup, and even sea food

This year's officers who ployed a big parr in organizing rhis club and projecrs ore Joe Jocobson-presidenr; John Encisco-vice presidenr, Al Robles-secrerary, Bobby Freeman Treasurer, Shannon Earnshaw, hisrorion, Debbie Hubiokparliamenrarian, and George Jenson and Shelly Gregory-reporrers

The sponsors who give encouragemenr ro rhese furure business men and women ore Miss Evons, Mrs. Kessel, Miss Graham, and Mr. Uidenich

Pictured above. Front Row Laura Wheaton, Desiree Rome. Second row: Carol Supulvedo, Vereno Jump Third Row Stacy Haynie, Sarah Adreason Fourth row Robin Hoffmon, Marcy Lopez Pictured below. Front Row Heidi Rumpf. Dorboro Hoymon, Coro Daniels, Robin Hoffmon, Middle row Bobby Freeman, Donna Woods Bods Row- Eric Broolss, Jim Bordenove, Dove Varnell, Denise Wilson. Louise Burton

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The project is one that benefits rhe local community. This years members ore. Denise Loshmer, Parti Ferrin, Pom Graham, Parry Murr, Chuck Baker, George Jenson, Susan Zuponzic, Roberto Svoleng, Julianna Juhoros, Carlo Johnson.

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Projecrs for rhe year included selling misrleroe and Marauder burrons Ar Chrisrmos rhey wenr caroling or rhe hospirol and or various reochers' houses Furure goals are ro hove on overmghr exchange wirh onorher S.A E club in Arizona and ro visir Phoenix Colleges

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F.H A. is rhe Furure Homemakers of America. Throughour rhe year rhey have fund raising projecrs ro earn money ro porricipore in o convenrion held in Tucson Among rheir projecrs ore selling bumper srickers, Chrisrmos wrapping paper, and orher producrs This year's sponsor is Mrs Michael who has given rhem much supporr in rheir ocriviries. Also involved in rhe club ore devored officers This year's were Dione Cornn-presidenr; Korhy Sims-vice pres, Donna Delozo-secrerory, and Rene Cooko-rreosurer Their service projecrs rhis year were disrnburing Thanksgiving boskers for rhe needy raising money for rhe March of Dimes They ore onorher Mingus club who ore concerned obour rheir communiry and show ir

U.N. Model U.N. Model U.N. Model U.N. Model U.N. Model U.N. Model U.N. On February 8 ond 9, eight Mingus students attended rhe Arizona Model United Notions session ar rhe University of Arizona, in Tucson These eight students, accompanied by teachers Mr. Gray ond Mr Srelpsrra, represented rhe countries of Greece ond Iceland Ar rhe session, rhe students were separated into two groups ond assumed rhe role of heading their countries' governments. They wrote resolutions. committees, just like rhe regular governments would

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The Model United Notions program is sponsored by U of A students They srond os presidents of committees ond keep everything running smoothly The students pornciporing in this ocrivity hod o lor of fun while they were learning that it isn't oil that easy to run o government Delegates included Gigi Wedge worth, Dovid Theime, Shelly Godown, Kurt Von Broun, Pom Hughes, Bill Kulmg, Dobby Apple, ond Eric Jorde.

Alrernores were Joe Jacobson ond Korrmo Vollicello.

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JV CHEER Show rheir abiliry in building o pyramid. They are Horleen Polewyrewa, Sracy Kessler, Debbie Jones, Korhy Forsbey.

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There were several changes made concerning rhe wresrlererres, mormoids, and srar girls this year

The wresrlererres ore responsible for rhe cheering, rhe making of spirit posrrers, rhe raffling off of o turkey for Chnsrmos, and rhe selling of insurance for Halloween in cose your house or cor is damaged This year rhey went to a worlsshop down in Phoenix on October 2Orh This workshop is for wresrlererres from all over Arizona

A second group of girls, rhe mormoids, ore responsible for serring up before a march and keeping score In addition, another group of girls, rhe star girls, ore responsible for officiating rhe marches

Alrogerher there ore twelve wresrlererres, five sror girls and four mormoids.

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people starred quirting. One of rheir close friends and key reommares was killed in on auro accident. When rhor happened rhe ream morale was depressed. The nexr gome was losr ro rhe Bourgode Eagles 14 7 The Marauders stuck together and fought with all rheir heorrs, bur just couldn'r pur things together os rhey losr rhe nexr rwo gomes ro Gilberr and Peoria, 26 0 and 27 7 In rhe loss ro Peoria, Mingus was in ir or rhe end of rhe firsr half, rhe score was 7 7, then in rhe second half, Peoria ran bock rhe opening kickoff for a touchdown and from then on rhe gome was mostly Peonos' The nexr rwo gomes were losr ro Gerard and Globe, 29 7 and 3113

Five players on rhe Marauder's ream were honored os outstanding players in rhe conference Jim Bordenove was chosen second ream all conference, offensive line, John Knowles, second ream oil conference, defensive line, Tom Pender, second team all conference.

Linebacker and Greg Toms was chosen ro rhe firsr ream all conference as a defensive back Greg was also announced os rhe most valuable player of rhe season Top Row, left ro righr Cooch Dill Thompson. John Knowles, Tim Spooler, Max Griesenbeck, Jim Dordenove, Phil Cools, Mike Crnkovich.

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Junior Varsity Football The 1979 J.V. Foorball ream srarred off rhe season on a quick nore, defearing rhe Seligman Varsiry 27-0. They showed some good offensive power and some srrong defense The J.V. Squad losr a hard foughr borrle ro rhe Winslow Bulldogs 8-6 Their record wosnT very impressive bur rhey gained some good experience Ar rhe end of rhe J.V. season some of rhe players were broughr up ro rhe varsiry level.

Quorrerbock Phil Cook ond Lineman Wayne Wrighr gar in some varsiry playing rime and gamed some very good experience The J.V. ream finished rhe season wirh a 1-7 record The Freshman ream was broughr up ro rhe J V level ro provide deprh for rhe lasr rwo games because of morale problems

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The girls volleyball team has o reputation of being ready ro ploy competitive volleyboll by rhe firsr gome of rhe season Anyone who come ro specrore or rheir firsr gome will verify rhor Mingus wos on rhe fun ond lookin' good.

The reom opened rhe season by bearing Corona Del Sol ond Flagstaff rhe firsr week, ond found os rhe season wenr on rhor we were much rougher rhon rhe other reams we ployed.

This season we hod o very deep and well rounded ream Two freshman mode tremendous conrriburions ro rhe vorsiry ream Lindo Monciboez and Robin Connolly.

Robin, o spiker, mode second ream All Srore, ond firsr reom All Conference, ond is "probably rhe besr hirrer we've ever hod in rhe program os o freshman," soys Coach Shorr. Another spiker, and also rhe only sophomore, was Helena Dierer

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The rwo Seniors were returning vorsiry players: Shelly Godown, second ream oil srore ond firsr All Conference, ond Denise Loshmer, Honorable Mention All Srore, ond second ream All Conference

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Season ploy continued The girls smeared Coconino and rhen come up ogoinsr one of rhe roughesr marches all season Winslow. Mingus hosn'r had a victory over Winslow or Winslow in five years. The Bulldogs won rhe first gome 11-15, bur rhe girls pulled through in rhe second and third gomes ro keep o clean record They then wear on ro ploy marches ogoinsr Globe, Bourgode, and Gilbert, winning them oil and attaining a season record of 16 0 During most of rhe season rhe ream had grown consisrenrly better with their execution, bur maintained a few mental problems. The first problem was getting rhe gome going. Ir seemed rhor they couldn't ger rolling until rhe other ream had scored 4 or 5 points The girls would come back and ger ro gome point when rheir second problem would orise-rhey hod ro ger one more point and couldn't. Towards rhe end of rhe season rhe problems changed The girls would sometimes go into an inactive lapse when they hit eight points These problems didn't show up much in rhe Division Tournament. The girls got it all together when it most counted, downing Bourgode in rhe first march and Gilbert in rhe finals ro win rhe Division Tournament and maintain a perfect record of 18-0.

The next step for Mingus was rhe Store Tournament Defeating Douglas in rhe first round rather easily they went into rhe semis ogoinsr Snowflake who was also on undefeated ream. This march was rhe only one ro go three gomes in rhe whole day Mingus won rhe first gome, Snowflake won rhe second and Mingus pulled our in rhe third ro advance ro rhe finals This is rhe farthest Mingus Volleyball has ever gone. Unfortunately they gave their all ro Snowflake and ler Safford off easy ro win another Store Championship The season seemed shorr, bur a lor of work wenr into producing o ream which brought home three trophies and rhe title of Store Runner-UP

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The only two marches they lost our of 16 were ro Gilbert Their best marches were ogoinsr Winslow ond Globe Ar Winslow our serving was weok ond Winslows' serving was very hard, bur rhe girls adjusted, and showing much moruriry. pulled rhrough in rhe rhird gome

Ar Globe, rhe girls were in high gear ond they ler rhe Tigers hove ir The girls were spiling winner ofrer winner Everyone was omozed or how srrong rhey ployed When a J V ream is os srrong os this ir mokes rhe vorsiry squod even rougher rhe next year

The girls did hove o greor season and ended up wirh a 14 2 record

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The JV girls' boskerboll reom hos o very bright future oheod of them. All of rhe girls work hord or procrice everydoy ond especiolly hard or gomes. Mr Connolly, rhe coach, feels rhe girls hove potential Mingus is very proud of their JV girls boskerboll reom. We look forward ro more wins os these girls ploy for varsity next year

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The 1979 80 girls' Vorsiry Doskerball ream srorred off rhe season wirh impressive wins over Wickenburg ond Coconino.

Mingus is o srrong reom, nor builr Ground jusr one or rwo ployers, bur on rhe whole reomi They work hord ond srrive for perfection. If rhey need someone off rhe bench, rhor person con be relied on ro do rhe job wonred

The resr of rhe season Mingus come on srrong wirh some oursronding reom play. They sromped Williams, 84-18, ond Coconino, 40-29. Then rhey polished rhe season wirh a win over Gilberr

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Cross Country had a very good season in The Peaks Invitational was rhe first meer of rhe season Our first runner in was Omron Coleman, who placed 23rd overall.

We ran against Flagstaff in a dual meer the next Wednesday and beor them 19 44 (low score wins). The J V ran hard that day bur lost Winslow was our nexr dec meer. The Varsity was practically shut our by a near perfecr score, bur some of r e boys did improve their rimes.

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Ar rhe Prescott Invitational we were one of two double A schools there We p’ace: 10rh our of 16. We then lost ro Globe in a dual meer, bur they ended up Divts/ Champions. We come in second in rhe division. Our first three runners were Cl ■ Coleman 5rh, Tom Cooko 9th and Mike Curly 10rh Srare finally came and we were 13rh wirh Tom Cooko os Mingus' first runner in. re was 58rh.

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Winslow The Marauders gove Winslow o rough rime bur o rheir firsr gome of rhe season, Winslow come bock o seccrc rime ro defeor rhe Marauders

Hope was nor losr ofrer rhor gome os rhe boys come bock wirh o sweeping win over Holbrook rhe nexr evening Tne owoy gome agomsr Coconino wos onorher good wm for Mingus. Nor only did Mingus bear Coconino rwice bur rhey sroyed on rhe boll by whipping Flogsroff also The nexr gome agomsr Williams, Mingus managed o 28 pomr wm

Mingus placed firsr in rhe Cocrus Invirononal The firsr mghr rhe Marauders bear Independence by a convincing score The nexr day rhe ream came bock wirh on overwhelming win over Cacrus, bringing home rhe firsr place rrophy The nexr rwo gomes agomsr Globe ond Gerard, borh conference gomes, were easy wins, bur rheir nexr conference gome agomsr Corona Del Sol didn'r rreor rhe Marauders very well c Corona defeored rhe Marauders

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Then they finolly were defeated by Winslow Neil Di <on and Robert Ontiveros led rhe recm scoring, and Andy Young's rebounding was rhe highest on rhe reom. Mingus allowed a small number of points to be scored against them, one of rhe reasons being rhe outstanding defensive play.

Par Flynn was rhe best defensive ployer on rhe ream He provided rhe reom with outstanding defensive pressure and hod many steals. Coach Thompson will be sending up some promising boll players ro Vorsiry nexr year

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Top row Mike Curly, Danny Topyo, Leonard Melcher, Gomer Crock, Mike Lopez, Anrhony Valenzuela, Coach Fuller. Dorrom row David Ramirez. Gory Lodmell, Roy Dryonr, Sreve Cowles, Clay Hebbler, Gilberr Hernandez.

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The first run rhe girls hod wos or rhe Peolss Invirorionol They come in 5rh ond Cooch Weaver said rhey looked stronger than last yeor.,Four days later Mingus rook on Flagstaff running rhe some course os or Peaks Flagstaff wos second or Peolss so Coach felr rhor we wouldn't win, bur rhor our rimes would improve. Sure enough, we losr, although almost oil of our runners did improve their rimesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;anywhere from 25 ro 104 seconds V A I

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Another 5rh place for us wos or rhe Mingus Invirorionol. From there we went ro Corono del Sol. CDS sow some speed ar rheir course when Shannon Earnshaw broke rhe course record by 64 seconds ond in another rri-meer, rhis rime ogoinsr Phoenix Indian ond Shermon Indian Schools, Lon Skousen surprised everyone by being rhe first Mingus girl in ond fourth overall.

Cooch Koren Weaver loolss on happily os rhe ream's rwo Seniors, Heidi .Emmons ond Roxonne Judd, present her wirh gifts of appreciation

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The Varsity Wrestling team did a good job this yecr. The wrestling ream rook rhird place in rhe Williams Invitational Brian Alvey rook first place in his weight class for Mingus. The varsity ream was up against some very good wrestlers, bur they managed to compere well. After rhe invitational the overall record was 3-2

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Our J.V. ream rhis year has a great deal of enthusiasm they will play 8 home games ond 9 away and our of rhose 7 are conference We're all hoping for a wining season.

J V Doseboll players include: Doug Holland, Steve Garrett, Neil Dixon, Tim Hansen, Abraham Rodri­ quez, Frank Demyonck, David Varnell, Keith Hob­ sen, Clint Piper, Scott Kirshman, Tony Williams, Sean Dennett, Horodo Rodriquez, Cloy Winkler, ond Rudy Martinez

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As a freshman coach, Mr Uidenich realizes rhor with his job comes rhe srressing of fundomenrols Which os oil orhleres know is rhe mosr important parr

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Many girls conrmued ro rroin ofrer volleyball ond cross counrry ond o lor of rhe younger girls have been purring in rheir miles in prepororion for rhe season.

Pracrice srorred fo.r rhe hurdlers rwo weel<s before rhe resr of rhe ream so rhor rhey could ger some exrro coaching in, ond several of rhe older orhleres wear ro on open meer ar rhe NAU Dome- jusr ro ger in rhe spirir of rhings.

There were rwo oddinons ond one change mode in rhe girls' schedule of evenrs. A rwo mile race was included for rhe longer disrance runners, rhe 110 yard low hurdles were changed ro inrermediare (These ore rhree inches higher rhan rhe lows) ond o 220 yard low hurdle race was included os o companion for rhe boys 33 yard inrermediare.

The girls will be running in rhe same open ond relay invirorionals os losr year and os losr years Double A Cenrral Division Champs, wirh oil bur rwo orhleres rerurnmg, rhey hope ro show well.

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Losr year Mingus won divisionols ond placed 8rh in Srore comperirion. This season, however, Coach Harkey believes our chances rowords rhe rop 5 are good and wirh rhor kind of enrhusiosm how could we lose

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Two or three rimes o year there ore challenge marches between members of rhe ream ro determine rhe .CJS players positions. The marches allow for players who hove improved ro challenge rhe player a spor ahead of. rhem.

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Five years ago Mingus was rhe Division Chomp and 2nd in Srare A Four years ago rhey were Division Chomps and 5rh in srare. Things really gor rolling and for rhe nexr rwo years rhey were division chomps and Srare Chomps: in 1978 in "A" and in 1979 for rhe ”AA". This year it's predicred rhor rhe boys will rake first in division "and ofrer rhor", soys Coach Shorr, "we'll hove ro see."

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place and or our own Marauder Tournamenr, we placed eighrh.

Foorboll honors wenr ro juniors, John Knowles and Tom Pender Knowles being second ream all-conference defensive end, and Pender mode second ream ollconference linebacker. Also receiving honors were seniors; Louie Grijalva and Greg Toms. Grijalva second ream oil-conference, running bock, Toms firsr ream ollconference defensive bock

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Six Mingus girls received volleyball honors.

Freshman Bobin Connolly received a Second Team All-Srare, and First Team All-Conference.

Juniors: Jennifer Graham, Firsr Team All-Srare and Conference, Lesley Droughron Honorable Mention AllSrare and Second Team All-Conference, and Laurie Woodcock, Firsr Team All-Conference and All-Srare.

Losr bur certainly nor least seniors, Shelly Godown and Denise Loshmer, Godown made Second Team AllSrare and Firsr Team All-Conference, Loshmer mode Second Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Stare.

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Three rimes a year Mingus coaches, orhleres and porenrs ore honored or sporrs bonquers.

Lerrers, rrophies and plaques are given our ro cerroin oursronding individuals, rhe porenrs bring rhe food and rhe coaches usually supply rhe entertainment

Doskerboll honors wenr ro Junior Dill Woods, along wirh seniors Jeff Huson and Tim Perkins who mode all-conference reams Woods second ream all-conference, coproin, Perkins firsr ream all-conference and Huson second ream oil-conference

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Academics The best thing to do is to look at the individuals or this school We hove the best line of individuals anywhere in rhe whole United Stores We hove sonic people who ore very very bright ond then wo hove people that aren’t so bright but they oil hove o special talent Sometimes in classes ond activities we don’t see that because we wont people to be like everybody else, but we can’t be because there orc no two people alike Sometimes if we could just stop ond realize that everybody has something to give ond o special hidden talent, then we wouldn’t be grouping people together with name togs

If you take rhe time, you con find out whor mokes o person tick ond really begin to see how great that person is m his or her own life What mokes Mingus o great school is that people hove individuality, not only rhe student bur rhe staff too because a lot of people say Hey, I don't like that teacher because he or she does this ond I don’t like that but if rhe student takes the time to know that teacher os on individual then he is amazed that he really likes that person who ho thought he was a jerk ond finds our that teachers hove o lor of things in common with students ond really gers to know them os persons, nor just os teachers or students

The spirit of Mmgus lies within each one of us. not within just one certain group We all hove to realize this and try to moke Mmgus better than it already is by recognizing people os themselves

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Bren Hes’er ond Susan Locke store o’ rhe teacher while Lmdo Rogers and Brenda Hudson concentrate on making no errors Milo Stanley doing minor repairs on his bug. while John Linton watches

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Academics Books, magazines ond encyclopedias in M V.H.S ore being kepi safe thanks ro o new alarm system rhe library received rhis year The library also received close ro o rhousond new books ond rhey already hove 12,000 volumes. Our library is going ro be bigger ond berrer rhon ever

People waiting in line for 4b lunch look very bored

Enk Sekoyoumo ond Juneou Johnson goof oround in class

Valerie Uhlir is one of rhe first people ond rhe first from rhis school ro apply for rhe Presidennol Scholars of rhe Arrs Award She is signing up for three, (donee, theatre ond writing) our of rhe four possible categories (donee, art, writing, ond theatre) If she mokes it ro semifinals she will go ro New York or Chicago. If she con moke it through finals in V/oshingron D C , she will receive rhis medol

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Mike Ortiz and Dan Nelson senile ar a friend while Louie Grijalva day dreams about night things

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Spirit week brought our rhe besr or (strangeness) in olor of people The giant bunny (above) is really Mrs Ryan who did her port on spirit day

Teachers Do More Thon Just Teach Tom Green Nino Groves Howard Harkey Von Hatch Susan Helms Tom Henry

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"WHAT MINGUS SPIRIT MEANS TO ME!"

I hove orrended Mingus for four years now bur ir rook some rime before I could leorn ro oppreciore ir. Going our for sporrs was fun We visired several orher high schools, bur none were os clean or os nice os Mingus.

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Our newspaper is onorher rhing rhor hos broughr our a lor of enrhusiosm Ir shows rhe good ospecrs of our school os well os making us acknowledge rhe rhmgs rhor could use some improvemenr.

Spirir ond pride parallel and rhor is whor mokes rhis school unique because ir shows rhor we rake core of our fociliries such os rhe greenhouse, rennis courrs, dork room, ond rhe modern Home Economics room. There isn'r rhe usual groffirri or rrosh rhor seems ro be common in orher high schools

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Mosr of our spirir may nor be audible bur ir is presenr jusr rhe same How con anyone soy Mingus hos no spirir? They musr eirher be looking roo hard or jusr don'r wonr ro find any or oil . continued on page 122

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Tom Eidshun

Susan Evorrr

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Esther Hernandez

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Jeffrey Huson

Connie Jockson

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Ir brings morale up and brings rhe srudenrs up and our of rheir dumps. School spirir is pride in rhe making.

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Daniel Millord

Eilene McDevirr

Barry Merrill

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Take o look around ond ir is obvious of rhe pride in our school I wish more people would voice rhe good rhmgs obour our school ond go ond hove fun or rhe gomes I con see o change evolving ond I wish I could be here nexr yeor because I'm sure there will be an incredible amount of spirit

My firsr yeor here, rhe orrendonce or gomes ond oil school functions wos fonrosnc, bur rhe oge of rhe ’’cool", "do norhing" people come obour, however, I think we've seen close ro rhe losr of rhor fod I believe rhe mojoriry of us would rorher hove fun rhon be boring ond cool Suson Evorrr

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Moris Shill

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Troy Steward

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Korl Svoleng

Jessica Swodley

Mike Swopp

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As we live our lives we meer cerroin people rhor hove an influence on us ond bring us doser Together with their smiles ond ways. Chris was such a person that many of us will always remember. Our love for Chris will stay deep in our hearts He become an important port of many of our lives and will always remind us to live ond leorn and molse rhe best our of rhe rime we have with each other. We give Chris oil our love, and memories throughout our rime, until we meer ogom.

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Penne Love Wresrlererres 4, FBLA 4, HEBO 4 Mary Loy Poms 1, FBLA 2, Newspaper 4. Robin Loy Drama 3, 4, Student Council Social Chrm 4, Drama 3, 4, Key Club 4 Gary Lugviel HEBO, FBLA Ed Lyons Wres rling 14, FFA Beth Marten Bosket boll 1 3, Tennis 1, 2. NHS 3, 4 Suzy Martinez Key Club V P 3, Pres 4, Cheer 13, Track 14 Suzanne McDowell Key Club 4, Sofrboll 4 Earnest McMemamin Basketball Manager 1, Baseball 1, 2 Derry Merrill Football 2, Basketball 2, Bose boll 1 4 Kaylene Merrell FHA Sec /trees 3, Chorus 3, 4 Dan Millard Cross Country 13, Wrestling 2 4 Linda Miller Drama 1 4, Chorus 1 4 Elsy Molina Foreign Exchange Stu dent 4, Spanish Club 4 Kelly New­ ton Poms 1, Cheer 2, Homecoming 2 Tammy Nieto Football Stat 4, FBLA 4 Janet Oates Choir 14 Anthony Ortiz Football 1, 2, Bose boll 14, Spanish Club. Sheila Os­ borne Cheer 1, 2, 4, Wrestling Star 1 4, FFA 1 4 Mike Ortiz Football 1 4,

Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1 4 Annemarie Pecharich Poms 1-3, Chorus 1 3, FBLA 3, 4 Tim Perkins Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 14, Track 1, 2 Tina Perporos Poms 1-3, Class Sec. 2, Class V P. 3 Suzette Pirtle Poms 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, Powderpuff 3.

Denise Polom FHA Desiree Rome Cheer 1-4, Track 14, Key Club 3, 4 Jeff Rowden Football 1, Spanish Club Curt Scroggins FBLA 4 Eric Sekayouma HEBO 1, 2 Frank Selna FBLA 1 4, Football 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3 Carol Sepulveda Poms 2, Wresrlererres 4, FBLA 3, 4 Mark Shill NHS 4, FBLA 3, 4, Sci­ ence Club 4 Kathy Sims FBLA 2 4, FHA 2 4, SAE 3, 4 June Skousen Bond 1 4, FHA 1, 2, SAE 3 Norman Smith Track 1, Chorus 1, 2, 4, HEBO 3 Tim Sponsler Football 3 4 Jessi­ ca Swadley Chorus 4, FBLA 3 4 Tomi Taylor HEBO, Poms 1 David Thieme Cross Crounrry 3 4, Boy's Store 4, Tennis 3 4 Joe Thornton Golf 1 4, Basketball 1, FBLA 4 Greg Toms Football 14, Basketball 12, Baseball 14 Jerry Trewern Wres rling 2 3, Track 1, Art 14 Susan Tuttle Student Council 3 4, NHS 2 4, Poms 1 3, Valerie Uhlir Dromo 1 4, NHS 4 Curt vonDraun Tennis 2 4, Boy's Store, Student Council 4 Ber­ nie Vondra Football 1, Chess Club 1 3 Gigi Wedgeworth Science Club 4, Model UN 3 4 NHS 3 4 Sharon Vrieling Basketball 14, FBLA 2 4, Chorus 14 Pam Wiese Basketball 1, 3, 4, Bond 14, Stage Bond 2 3.

Billy Williams Football 1, Wrestling 1 2, Track 1 2 Nick Woods Golf 1 4, Cross Country 1 2, Lettermans Club 13 Lona Yee NHS 2 4, Poms 2 4, Key Club 3, 4 Dana Zeledon Ten nis 2 4, Key Club 3, Sec/Treos 4, Yearbook 3, 4 Jeannette Zepeda FBLA 2 4, Cheer 1, 2, 3, Poms 3 Rick Zepeda Football 1 3, Wrestling 1 4. Baseball 1, 2 Rick Zilliox HEBO

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Charles Vollierhorr Anrhony Valenzuela Tony Valenzuela

Jillone Vanheiningen Pere Varnell Yvonne Verdugo Jeff Vick John Wade John Word

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WE CAN'T PLAY THEM ALL ...

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Juanita Kingsborough Escrow Officer

MAC A. CHILD OWNER/MANAGER (602) 282-3777

TransamBPica Title Insurance Co 547 S. Main Corronwood Arizona 86326 (602) 634-5502

W. Hwy 89A

P.O. Box 838, Sedona, AZ 86336

You’re the First Graduates of the1980’s.

Congratulations. We hope you’ll always be First in whatever you do. Be First in your banking for a start. Open your First checking account with us. There is no service charge for Regular Checking if you keep a minimum monthly balance of $200 in your account. Below that, the charge is just $3 per month. No limit on the number of checks written. Custom Checking is just 15C for each check you write, plus a 25c monthly ser­ vice fee. Write your first check at The First. We’ll be delighted to help you with the first loan, the first mortgage, and your first investment portfolio when the time comes. We really want you to be First.

The/] I | lit ST NiATKXAl BANK Of AtIZONA

More than a name, itS a promise.

AUTOSOUAD SPECIALISTS

ARIZONA PEDDLER TRADING CO. JOBBER • WHOLESALER • RETAILER • INDIAN JEWELRY BEADS • LAPIDARY • CURIOS JACK POLAND (602) 634 8118

FEATURING THE FINEST f AMES IN AUTO STEREO

AND OFFERING CUSTOM INSTALLATION FOR EVERYTHING ON WHEELS OR WINGS

THE SOUnD CIRCUIT 790 S MAIN COTTONWOOD, AZ 86326

Verde Valley Plaza Cottonwood, AZ - 634-7144

SPROUSE REITZ STORES OVER 375 STORES THROUGHOUT TWELVE WESTERN STATES Sprouse-Reitz Co. , Inc. #940 Babbittâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Plaza P.O. Box 247--634-5781

master charge

Cottonwood, Arizona 86326

RIFLES G PISTOLS (BUY, SELL. 6 TRADE) HUNTING. FISHING. G BLACK POWDER EQUIP COMPOUND BOWS, G RELOADING SUPPLIES

Minnesota Title & Trust Agency DAVID L. MUNDAY

Telephone (602) 282-5391

Cal Weldon Building P. O. Box P Sedona, Arizona 86336

THE SPORT CENTER Div. of G Bor S Enr, Inc P O Box 305 675 E Hwy 89A BYPASS RD COTTONWOOD. AZ 86326

GEORGE GALLOWAY Owner

Bus 634-5652 Home 634-5613

Exclusive Disrriburor of Asron Recoil Sysrems

Congratulations Class Of "1980"

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MONTGOMERY WARDS THE EVERYTHING STORE

ORZEL’S HALLMARK SHOP '(i-C I

Don’t Let Dad Do It! If your father plans to dig holes for fence posts, trees or a swimming pool, don't let him lift a shovel until a check is made on the location of underground utility lines.

If in doubt about where to call, phone us.

We'll either send someone out or refer you to the Blue Stake Underground Locating Center in your area. It's a free service. Always use it to avoid digging yourself into a dangerous situation.

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Sunset Plaza, West Sedona Arizona Public Service Co.

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282 9050

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SEDONA MARKET

COTTONWOOD WATER WORKS INC.

At the “Y” in Sedona "Water is precious, use it but don't waste it"

Complete line of health food deli & all your grocery needs It’s an experience in shopping

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Serving Clorkdole And Corronwood

LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHED 1960

PHONE 282-7091

P.O. BOX 126 551 S. Hwy 89a Sawmill Village

Jim Shepard

Congratulations Class Of '80

P. O. BOX 243 SEDONA. ARIZONA 86336

In Beautiful Sedona. Arizona — Hwy 89A

Phone 634-2332 Cottonwood AZ 86326

Pat Wood

American & Mexican Food

FOOD & DRINK

282-4179

323 East Main

Go, Marauders

634-5509

Motel

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SEDONA'S COMPLETE CAMERA SHOP

West Hwy. 89A, West Sedona.

Air Conditioned units, Color T.V. available, Electric heat. Fourteen Units with Double 8 Queen size beds. Call 282-945I

’’Congratulations Grads”

Rollies

CAMERA SHOP

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VISTA PHARMACY

ERNIE & LORAINE COUSINS

Mingus Mall Cottonwood, Arizona

634-5465

CONGRATULATIONS UPON YOUR GRADUATION!

RANCH KITCHEN Featuring our own Homemade Bread, Pastries, & Pies

PLANNING TO ATTEND A.S.U.?

At the "Y” In Sedona Hwy. 179& 89A Open 6 a.m. — 9 p.m. daily

Fix-it Shop 282-9971

STOP IN AND VISIT OUR WORLD FAMOUS WEIGHT ROOM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "80"

PUMPING IRON AT 399 S MILL AVE

BRUCE W. ROGERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 282-7476 P.O. BOX 3117

Sedona

HWY 89A WEST SEDONA, AZ. 86340

Tidy Cor Associate Dealer Smoll Applionce Mowers 6 Smoll Engines Bicycles Shorpening Services

Inferior Exterior Cor Core Phone 282-3820 Roger Roehrig Morilyn Roehrig P O Box 3397 V/ Sedono, AZ 86340'

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Box 3390 West Sedona, AZ 86340

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P.O. BOX 070 (602)

282-3310

SEDONA, AZ.

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PHONE 634-2832

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CASEY'S CORNER

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Sedona, Arizona 86336 Phone 282-7733 DILL TODD

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THE MUNCH PARLOR HOME OF THE MONSTER MUNCH DURGER

Casey Schwab Owner, Operator

RESTAURANT AND DRIVE THRU SERVICE BREAKFAST * LUNCH * DINNER

Sror Roure SEDONA HIGHWAY 89A

Cornville, Arizona 86325

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Cottonwood Shoes Corronwood's favorite Shoe store In Verde Volley Plaza

Corronwood, Arizona

Phone (602) 282-4146

LEE TIRES

TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY DON WINSLOW, Owner

AUTO GLASS • INSULATED GLASS • MIRRORS SLIDING WINDOWS 6 DOORS HOUSE GLASS REPAIR 640 E HWY 89A Cottonwood 6342826

Hwy. 89A West P.O. Box 3700 W. Sedona, AZ 86340

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Lounge OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER PRIVATE PARTY & BANQUET FACILITIES

282-3631

“SLOW DOWN AND LIVE A LITTLE" 202 N 89-A SEDONA

SEDONA AT THE RONDEE MOTOR HOTEL

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UPTOWN SEDONA NEXT TO WHITING STATION SEDONA

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Congratulations Seniors RED ROCK CAR WASH West 89q Sedona Az. 282-4873 LOW PRICES DELTA TIR.ES

Complere Tire Service

634-5243

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REFRIGERATION INC. Terry

P.O Dox 835 Phone 634 8100

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Congrorulorions ro rhe Gloss of 1980

Updike Photography for Everything Photographic

(602) 634 4409

PfXEFEfXRED ELECTRIC Electrical Construction ond Maintenance Light Fixtures

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Proms 6 Parries Outdoor Portraits Indoor Portraits Senior Portraits Weddings Passport Photos Family Group Portraits

STATE HWY 79 P O. DOX 217 CORNVILLE. AZ 86325

Congratulations Goss of 80

"MARANATHA MINI MALL" Salutes THE LADIES AND GENTLEMAN of MINGUS UNION HIGH WE INVITE YOU TO Play in our Game Room Dance at our Disco Enjoy our Lunch Counter and Salad Bar

PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS COME

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Apperiros Restaurant

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TIHIE SANDWICH SYNDICATE PIZZA

• OVEN HOT SANDWICHES • MEATBALL • VEGETARIAN IMPORTED & DOMESTIC BEERS TAKE OUT SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE

• SPAGHETTI • HAM • SUBMARINES

282-3123 W. HWY 89 A WEST SEDONA

Largest sub selection in rhe valley.

Variety of Italian dinners. Salads. Soups, and pies mode on rhe premises.

Hwy 89a Sedonna.

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Published by Larson Publishing, Inc.

Phone (602) 282-7795 P.O. Box 619 — Sedona, Arizona 86336

Imported Clothing ond Gifts from oil over the world

RED ROCK NEWS

VISA ond MASTERCI IARGE Boyless Shopping Center Sedono

Locol Subscriptions $7 00 a year Out of Town $10 00 a year

BLEDSOE’S MEN SHOP

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Van llusen, Hart Schafner b Mark

"Botany 500" larrah, Campus, Jockey

-Complete Tuxedo Rental ServiceGift Items, Leather Goods by Rolf

Jewelry by Swank

Dave Lashmet Leather Art

Famous Maker Sport Shirts

Don Loper, Duke of Hollywood, Joel

Touch of Class, Knitmaster Open 9:00 to 6:00, Mon thru Sat Bank Americard- VISA-Master Charge

Verde Valley Shopping Center

holsters • wallets • belts • purses • other small items

P O Box 3883 West Sedono, AZ 86340 602 282 5432

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COTTONWOOD TIRE MART 634-5591 After Hours Coll: 634-5334 • 960 S. Hwy 89-A • Cottonwood

SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY TIRES EARTHMOVER SALES G SERVICE We Repoir Any Size Tire

BRAKES • TUNE-UPS • ALIGNMENT 24 HR. ROAD SERVICE RE-TREADS •MAGS & CHROME WHEELS

AUTO • TRUCK • FARM We have rhe tire rhor's just righr for you. Great quality from Goodyear means great value for you. . .Go Go Goodyear!

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OAK KNOLL REALTY

CORNVILLE MARKET

MARLYS M. ALLEN

Broker

113 Hwy. 89A • Sedona, Arizona Bus: 602/282-9339 • Res:

602/282-9580

Peggy's Fashions Latest Fashions Dig Selection 1500 E Hwy 89A, Cottonwood 634-5700 Main Sr. Comp Verde - 567-9639

Groceries • Gas • Oil Softwater Laundromat

634-4450 Bob & Mary Monronge

A LLRED CHEVROLET pOWC

PHONE 634-8246 ROY VICK. Owner

780 E HWY. 89A COTTONWOOD, AZ 86326

POWER EQUIPMENT CENTER SALES & SERVICE LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR SNAPPER TORO McLANE ARIENS TRACTORS

KOHLER BRIGGS & STRATTON TECUMSEH ENGINES POULAN CHAIN SAWS

FAMILY DEALERSHIP 737 E MAIN COTTONWOOD 634-2227

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LA TERRAZA MALL S. MAIN ST., COTTONWOOD 634*2339

PINK JEEP TOURS ARIZONA'S AMAZING ADVENTURE For Info/Reservorions write P O Box 1447 or coll 282-500 trips leaving or 8 a m 10 a.m.

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Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Babbitts' Shopping Center 1411 E. Main Cottonwood Congratulations Class of 1980

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MRS. SHIRLEY WEBSTER MISS EMILY MC FADON

HOFBRAU HAUS B? PHONE 634-9944

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Cottonwood, AZ 86326 634-5715 • 634-7496 RON MOEN

OWNER

THE STOCK ROOM CUSTOM

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OFFICE SUPPLIES 1008 North Main COTTONWOOD. AZ.

282-4138

Jeanne Mills

(602) 634-8280

52 Northview Rd.

Sedona,Az. 86336

TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES COPY MACHINES • CALCULATORS OFFICE FURNITURE • FILE CABINETS MR. & MRS. ROLAND DUDDEN, OWNERS MR. BILL CRAM, MNGR. COTTONWOOD 113 W. GOODWIN PRESCOTT 1632 E. COTTONWOOD ST. COTTONWOOD

1400 E. Hwy 89-A Cottonwood 634-7868

FARM & HOME SUPPLY The Mosr Complete Hardware Srore In The Verde Valley PUMPS ELECTRICAL WELDING EQUIP : HID HOSE SPRINKLER ST£ENS MOTORS : 1

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JANCY'S

851 MAIN ST. COTTONWOOD, AZ 634-5198 Applionces, TV., Floorcovering Radio Shack Authorized Soles Center Richard "Dick" Bridgewater Melvin E "Brownie'' Brown

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TOM DOUTT PLUMBING Plumbing Contractor

Repoirs/Service/ Remodeling New Construction Solor Hot Voter Tanks Srore Lie #49994 Licensed 6 Bonded

442 South Main

St. Cottonwood Az. New Owners:

Rita J. Childers & Donna R. Coffland

282-9217

Tom Dourr P.O. Dox 3353 V Sedono, Az 86340

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Valley National Bank 200 Statewide Offices.

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Cottonwood, 634-2241

Sedona, 282-5545

PATRON ADS Hughes Upholstery Par Moore Peggy Hicks (Mother Hubbard's Cupboard) Gene Deloof Honk & Shirley Hunter Mark Hunter Cheri Lindner Stoney Halford Elaine Sanner Teri Hunt Billy Halford Susan Helms- H E.P.O Coordinator Arizona Wholesale Supply Co. Mrs. Margaret McKay Ralph Jump, Sr C.R. Rudd H.S. Dorlis Mr. 6 Mrs Richard Hughes

Mr. G Mrs. William Lewis Appollo Stained Gloss Mr G Mrs. Michael Conner Amber Hughes Seth Kennedy Donna Jones Pom Allen Bob Owens Sedona AGW Elizabeth Chamberlin Pete Chamberlin Cowboy Joe John Jensen Sgt. Pepper "Toorieâ&#x20AC;? Byon Garrett 6 Eric Gray Janet Loy William ft. Engel

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SPECIAL THANKS First and foremost on our list of thanks is Mr Cox our advisor If Mr. Cox isn't proofreading layouts, figuring through rhe budget, selling ads, raking pictures, corresponding with rhe yearbook company or finding ways ro raise money ro moke rhe yearbook even better it's because he already has.

From Josren's American Yearbook Company we thank Mr. Chuck Bursell our local representative and Marilyn Harris our in plant representative for bearing through changed page numbers and lore declines From UpDike studios we rhonk Jim UpDike and Tom Grover, who so patiently rook hundreds of class photos, retakes, and pictures for almost every dance this school year.

W olso wish ro rhonk rhe following Greg Souers, our resident genius, for rhe artwork presented in rhe sports section, rhe Photo Lob who always had supplies, rhe patrons and local businesses who bought ads and our staff photographers. Heidi Emmons, Chuck Baker, and George Jensen for rhe countless hours of shooting, developing and printing of pictures for this book. And ro rhe teachers and students of M.U.H.S for being here so that we could pur it together for you.

Nore from rhe Editor

We rned ro moke rhis yearbook unique, original and inreresrmg, and I hope rhor rhese rroirs ser o precedent for future yearbook Sincerely Denise Loshmer

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