Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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NH8 Is Composed of Honor Students National Honor Society is an honors organization composed of 49 Seniors and Juniors. It is for students who excel in Scholar- ships. Leadership. Character, and Service to school and Commu- nity. The organization’s main project is to put on the Fall Open House. Miss Joan Deines and Mr. James Zoubek sponsor the club. Sophomores, recognized for Ihcir grade aver- age of 1.5 or better were FRONT: Heidi Fogcl- berg, Corinne Smith. Rosei Rounseville, Glo- ria Frey, Teri Pitts, and Robin Hopely. BACK: Joyce Naasz, Barbara Touchctte, Dawn Hanno, Nancy Bartoo, and Pam Buehler. NOT PICTURED: Marisa Murphy, Mike Block, Jeanne Schroeder, Kelly Furr, Bill Shade and Shelley Powell. Juniors In Honor Society were FRONT: Becky Standifer, Nancy Power, Lynda Small, Nancy Remy, Dan Resch, Deana McElrath, Keith Cochran, Barbara Daniels, Amy Colcord, and Karen Domor. BACK: Steve Wilson, Carole Maag, Susie Gollis, Kathe Cook, Stacie Duey, Linda Powskey, Linda Mankowski, Jo Beck, Susan Lawrence, Pat McVey, Loren Geesey. NOT PIC- TURED: David Hammer and Telitha Spears. Seniors who were in NHS: FRONT: Terry Boatman, Steve Welks, Lynn Daniels. President; Dean Kern, Treasurer; Rosie DePoy, Secretary; Paul Harnisch, Vice President; Jim Young, Ric Cochran, Clark Wil- lis, and David Mangelsdorf. BACK: Anne Kieffer, Zenia Labayen, Karen McDonald, Chris Wertenber- ger, Mike Hendrix, John Cave, Doug Craver, Wes Witte, Ann Newton, Susan Riggenbach, and Lucretia Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Sam Heath, Darlene Hopely, Rita Lawrence, Leona Mensay and Doug Van- devier. 166

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Gemstones, and Clay Club, Build Up! Gemstones is another new club this year. Advised by Mrs. Viola Nelson, they collected and worked with many kinds of rocks. Starting from nothing, they built up to a well-organized club. They soon acquired a room to put their new equipment in. This con- sisted of saws, tumblers and other related items. Next year’s goals are to earn the money to buy a drill and to become affiliated with Gemston- ers, an adult lapidary club. Members of Gemstones include LEFT: Jim Lovelady, David Ham- mersly, Bobby Deets. BACK ROW: Rodney Smith, David Folgelberg, Mrs. Viola Nelson. Clay Club in its first year is doing very well. It got off to a slow start but membership soon built up satisfactorily. LEFT: Some students working on projects for Clay Club are Marilyn Wolff, Art Metzkee, and Sandi Peterson along with Miss Sharon Liebrich, Sponsor. BELOW: FIRST ROW: Wendy Lamb, Corinne Smith — Vice-President, Carolyn Adams, Miss Sharon Liebrich, Duane Trees. SECOND ROW: Dawn Manno, Robin Hopely — President, Art Metzkee, Sparky Paine. NOT PIC- TURED: Kelly Furr — Secretary- Treasurer. 165

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Bands Jazz Audiences Second and third hour stage bands practiced many hours to perform for their various audi- ences. The bands played at Var- sity Basketball games, their annual Spring Concert, and at the NAU Jazz Festival. The groups traveled to Arizona Western Col- lege at Yuma to improve musical techniques. The top (second hour) stage j band also performed at the new ! car showing, The Arizona League of Cities and Towns Convention, and at most pep-assemblies. Audiences were spirited and enthusiastic after listening to these two stage bands, under the leadership of Mr. John Dallabetta. CENTER: Members of second-hour Stage Band were: FRONT: Linda Geesey, Bill Jensen, Regina Cook, Telitha Spears, Debbie Gray, and Jody Garcia. MIDDLE: Joe Murrillo, Erin Moore, Mike Parsons, Pat McVey, Kelly Moore, and Larry Fer- guson. BACK: Raymond Karr, Sean Bursley, Doug Vandevier, LaVonne Becker, Lynn Daniels, Steve McCoy, Cary Carter, Kelly Gardiner, Andy Garcia, Ken Salmon, and Harold Hafley. BELOW: Third hour Stage Band members were: FRONT: Cindy Webster, Darren Vandecar, Debbie McPherson, Sam Neeley, Rhonda Wienke, and Tony Garcia. MIDDLE: Tom Hammon, John Mankowski, Reed Allen, Chris Weaver, Paul Essig, Ron Frey, Arlan West, and Bill Scott. BACK: David Cole, John Bonza, David Robles, Gloria Frey, Sharon Lawrence, Steve McCoy, Christy Lee, Rex Vance, Ed Ander- son, John Berge, Kayelynn Johnson, and James McFerrin. 167