Agua Fria Union High School - Wickiup Yearbook (Avondale, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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Their inspired guidance, thoughtful help, and enthusiastic encourage- ment have led many boys to bring honor and recognition to our school and its student body. These two men are Nlr. Paul Bell and Mr. Orin K. Fulton. Mr. Bell's influence extends over many, and each of those who have experienced his influ- ence have benefited by it. Though an agriculture teacher by profession, Mr. Bell's interests in helping boys learn to cultivate the resources of America's farm- land don't end there. He also sponsors the Agua Fria chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica, and from under his guidance have emerged such state officers as Ivan Hunt, state president, who graduated in 1962, and Len- ny Rhodes, state reporter, who is a senior this year. ln state FFA team competitions, his boys have won recognition, too. . . . TO HONOR THOSE WHO Mr. Bell is shown here work- ing with some of his students out behind the agriculture shop. His "domain" includes animal pens, the enormous "ag" building be- hind the arts and crafts building, and the area where the FFA boys grow their crops. Mr. Orin K. Fulton is a biology teacher at Agua Fria and an ex- cellent one, but it is not lust for This that we commend him. His skilled and zealous coach- ing of Agua Fria's basketball team has brought recognition to our school in general, but his efforts last year brought honor specifically to us through our bas- ketball team when they won the State Class A Basketball Cham- pionship. His success with last team, and boys in general, is due to the fact that he strives to un- derstand each person with whom he comes in contact. He seems able to strike up immediate rap- port with almost anyone. Because of these facts and many more, we have chosen these men, respected and ad- mired by all who know them, to be the ones to whom we ded- icate the 1963 Wickiup. yea r's HA E BRoueHT HoNoR T0 uc? 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The principal is directly re- sponsible to the superintendent. Mr. Sullivan takes his job seriously, making daily rounds of the classrooms and visiting with the teach- ers to discover and help solve their problems. If difficulties should ever arise between student and teacher, our principal can be depended on to resolve them. Lester Kelley, as superintendent, is executive agent of the board of education and has general supervision of all activities under control of the board. He puts into effect policies of the board and when an emer- gency arises which is not suitably covered by any board policy, he may exercise the full authority of the board, reporting his actions at the next regular meeting. Mr. Kelley performs all of his many duties admir- ably, but possibly the most outstanding characteristic of this dedicated administrator is his ability to think of each and every student personally, not iust as so many digits in a large number. For this "personal ser- vice" and a iob well done, we commend Mr. Lester Kelley. SCHOOL BoARD , E-fn-s . gi EARLE RAYNER HENRY BROOKS ELIZABETH MCMILLAN RONALD WOOD JAMES HUMPHREYS ' . I BU Y TEACHERS ENJOY ACTI ITIES HERBERT ALPERS Auto Mechanics Shop PAUL BELL Agriculture ZADA BOLES Girls' P.E. OPAL BROWN Library LOUIS CHACON Bookkeeping Typing CHARLES ELLSWORTH Mechanical Drawing General Math Not pictured: JOHN PROVINCE 2 .f-,Z-1--,e ' .g:..-:2w:e,:g15.:g5i: .1 i lp ,, K' 11:11. . 1 ss L Q , af' if qv' ?' 5 Q I + W, ' 1: U, f 'L . 6 5 if rf 'E M A ' , 1 - . - . , 1 H 'E 'lf LZHIF 'L-Vi 'E' ,U ,M A ,E at Q 5' I f K A P AA ie Q' ,,. 5 W fr' .,: A if , ,,,. L A DIXON FAUCETTE if .,... Algebra Physics ' , ,,ia " i . L. 'J' 1 may g ,, J Q' ' L ' if - - - 5 4 ORIN K. FULTON Biology Boys' P.E. GLEN HAMBY Civics Electronics B ' P.E. CHARLES BONSALL Cys KENNETH HAWK Spanigh 9 Health and Hygiene French General Science N W TEACHERS ADDED MARTHA MOORE Biology English 'W EL? T"'90V10me7"Y TOM MILLER GEORGE MOTTER English English Speech German TO EXCELLE T FACULTY ALVIN SCHIREMAN General Math Drivers Training LAWRENCE WAHOSKI English JAMES O'BRlEN JOHN PUTNAM NANETTE RAINE General Business Chorus and Choir Shorthand English Band Typing ' l i w SHARON WRIGHT , Journalism RUTH OVERMAN IVAN QUASS SANDRA RAYNER English Shorthand American History English Typing Civics Art i+ Inlin- s 5 fi MAMIE HEEDER English Those who, in es- sence, "run" the school, often go unre- membered, but we would like to thank them here for keep- ing our school run- ning so smoothly and efficiently. All of them work constantly to make your school days easier. CUSTODIANS: Gilbert Donaldson, Louise Hodge lseatedj, Merle Shroyer, Bill Parker, and "Slim" Hood. H RD WORKERS RUN SCHOQL WELL 'anis EJ 1 MRS. GRACE HUMPHREYS MRS. THELMA FRANKLIN MRS. LOLA DAVIS Attendance Office School Secretary BUSFHGSS Manager School Nurse fi . MRS. PAT WHEELER CONCESSIONS: Mrs. Rita Suggs, Mrs. Modene Phillips, Mrs. Avrice Jefferies. Bookstore SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MaIou Widerholmp Kenny Cooperg Andy Bedoyag Jerry Whitey Caren Coor. JUNIOR CLASS: Michel Espilg Dora Egoifg Don Prattp Cathy Raymond: Ricky Daggett. COUNCIL PLANS STLIDE T AFFAIRS S A I L S , J ,g f ',, I ,, " -K . fi I'h'I ILI ' Q K' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Junior Fletcher, president: Larry Snydal, business manage-rf Dale Coon, vice-president, Jan Pecharich, secretary. K gf I KSN. . SOPHOMORES: Judy Piggy Stephanie Coeg Jim McArthur, Theresa Bell: FRESHMEN: Martha Smithg Nancy Aking Jeanie Belig Karen Foutts Cathy Rhiel. I3 :?"' Q 1' I 5 4 . L13 a ' F 1 'f f , , "Q s ', f,.:-5-1. 4 w A , I' ,, ,..- .wax v ' ,XFN W, ' f L 'Q"ZM QM' X 'RI 'H NN M -3 Wi .X,uw.,:vA XxwMM , X V r ' Www Q? gif . T, mis, Q M Vjiw- -17 ,15 H- f' Q ' wr- 9 Q u.W,M,Lnmfaf, L M . .ve'vlM.' 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ELEAZAR ARELLANO Spanish Club 3-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, JV Foot- ball 1, JV Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Var- sity Football 2-4, Track 1-4, MEMBER CLASS "A" STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPS, 1962. DIANNE BARRON Band 4, Chorus President 4, Transfer from Oxnord, California 4: GAA 1-3, Cheerleader 2, Pep Club 2, Annual Staff 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4. HAZEL BEWLEY Annual Staff 3, FHA 3-4, TFY 4, Transfer from Point Arena, California 3: Science Club 2, FHA 1-2, Rep- resentative from Science Club to Student Council 2. VERA BINGHAM Girls' League 1-2, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-2. SOLEDAD ALANIZ WAYNE BATEMAN Key Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Letterman's Club 2-4, Secretary 3-4, Boys' State 3, JV Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2-4, JV Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, Varsity Track 2, All State and All Conference Basketball 2, 3, 4, Member CLASS "A" STATE BAS- KETBALL CHAMPS 1962. ANDREA BEDOYA Cheerleading 2-4, Captain 2-4, Freshman Class President, All School Play 1-3, Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, GAA 1-4, Secretary 3, Health and Safety Coun- cil 2, Honor Society 2-4, Student Council Representative 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls' State 3. BATEMAN CRASHING IOOO MARK . . MELANIE BUSH Concert Choir l-4, President 3-4, Student Council Representative l, Drama Club 1-2, All School Play l, 3, 4, Girls' League l-4, Council 3, Vice-President 4, Girls' Letter Club 4, GAA 2-4, FHA l-2, Health and Safety Council 2, Honor Society 2-4, Pom Pon 2-4, Spanish Club 3. EARL BONHAM Spanish Club 3, Letterman's Club 3-4, JV Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Track 3. PAM BUSEY Annual Staff 4, Band 3-4, Maiorette 3-4, Secretary 4, Girls' League 'l-4, Council 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, Presi- dent 4, GAA l-4, Council 4, FHA l, Pep Club 2, Secretary 2, Freshman Tennis l, JV Tennis 2, Honor Society 4. MU' DOLORES CAMPBELL Concert Choir 4, Library Club l-4, TFY 3, Director of Music. ROBERT CAREY Transfer from Letterman's Club T-3, President 3, French Club 2-3, Football 4, Baseball l-3, Track l, Golf l-2, Soccer l-3, Captain l-3. CHUCK COE Key Club 4, Spanish 3-4, Transfer from San Lorenzo High, California 3: Foreign Language Tournament, ASU 3, JV Baseball 3, Varsity 4, Varsity Football 4. DA LE COON Band l-4, Junior Class Vice-President, Key Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, Student Body Vice-President 4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Delegate to Anytown, Arizona 3, Alumni Association 4, Delegate to Student Coun- cil Convention 4, State Tennis Tournament 3, Dele- gate to Salt River Valley President and Vice-Presi- dents Association 4, Football 1, Football Manager 4, Baseball 2, Tennis l-4. WHIPPING 'EM WILD AT WINSLOW . . JUNIOR CONS Band 1-4, Class Representative 1, 3, Desert Howl Staff 4, Student Council Representative 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Football 1, Varsity 2-3, JV Baseball 1, Varsity 2-3, Basketball 1, JV Basektball 2. NANCY CLARK Girls' League 1-4, Library Club 2, 4, Pep Club 2. VIC COZART SUSAN DRAKE Band 1-4, Vice-President 4, Senior Class Vice-' President, Girls' League 3-4, Council 4, GAA 3, Health and Safety Council 3-4, Vice-President 3-4, Honor Society 2-3, Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 3, Transfer from Lemorre High, California 2: Girls' League and California Scholarship Federation. CAREN COOR Band 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice- President 3, Librarian 4, Cheerleader 2, Concert Choir 3-4, Corresponding Secre- tary 3-4, Junior Class President, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 4, Girls' League 1-4, GAA 1, FHA 1, Honor Society 3, Span- ish Club 3, Secretary 3, All State Band 1-3, Summer Music Camp Scholarship 1. MARY CELESTINO Girls' League 1-4, Perfect Attendance 1-3. KENNEY COOPER FFA 1-4, Sentinel 3-4, Key Club 2-4, Ser- geant at Arms 4, Student Council 3-4, Let- terman's Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Football'1, JV Football 2, Varsity 3-4, Baseball 1, JV Baseball 2. ai'--, "SENIOR SCHOLASTICSH AND EXTRA ASSIGNMENTS CHUCK DAVIS Football l, JV Football 2-3, JV Baseball 2-3 Track 1. CHARLES DORNlAN FFA T-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, President 4, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2-4. TONY ENRIQUEZ Spanish Club 2. ROBERT ESTRADA FFA T-3. SANDERS FAUGHN Transfer from Arkansas, 1962: FFA l-4, President 3, JV Basketball Varsity Basketball 3. NANCY FARMER Girls' League l-4, All School Play 2, Drama Club 2, Class Representative 2. JAMES FIELD Desert Howl Staff 3, Honor Society 2, Letterman's Club 3-4, Boys' State 3, Football T, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Basketball T, Baseball l, Track. . FLETCHER AS "PREXY" OF STUDENT BGDY KAREN GAILEY Cheerleader 4, Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, GAA 1-4, Recording Secretary 3, President 4, Student Council 1-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Pep Club 1-2, Homecoming Queen 4, NCCJ Delegate 3, Tennis 1. MARGIE GARCIA Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, GAA 1-4, Pep Club 2. SARA GONZALES Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 2-4, GAA 1-4, GAA Council 4. ROSEMARY FIELD Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Desert Howl Staff 3, Girls' League 4, FHA 1, TFY 1, Pep Club 1-2. JUNIOR FLETCHER FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Key Club 2-4, Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Student Body, President 4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Basketball 1, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Baseball 1, Delegate to North Salt River Valley Federation, Sec- retary of FFA, MEMBER CLASS "A" STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPS, 1962. JEFF FRANKLIN Desert Howl Staff 4, Drama Club 4, All School Play 4. CONNIE FRAZE GAA 2-4, Library Club 1-4, Secretary 4, Honor Society 4, Secretary 4. FUN-FILLED "DITCH DAY" AT WICKENBURG . . DENISE GOULD Student Council Representative 2-4, GAA 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 2-4, GAA Council 2-4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Honor Society 3-4, Pom Pon 3-4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 3, Girls' League 1-4, Council 1-2, Secretary 3, President 4, Tennis 1, Varsity Tennis 2-4, Pep Club 1-2, Vice-President 2, Girls' State 3. DAVID GRAHAM AUGUSTINE GRIJALVA JR. FFA 1-4, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Poultry Team. ,N 3 PAT GRIMES Band 1, FFA 1, Letterman's Club 2-4, Football 1, Varsity Football 3-4, Basketball 1, JV Basketball 2-3, Varsity Basketball 4, Baseball 1, Varsity Base- ball 2-4. ALLEN GROSS FFA 1-4. MICHAEL HARBUSHKA Senior Class Treasurer, Key Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Football 4, Tennis 3-4, Golf 2. PAT HARPER Key Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Merit Council 4, Chair- man 4, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 2-4, Letter- man's Club 1-4, Golf 1-3. SLlSAN'S FIERY FLAMES AT FGOTBALL GAMES . . PAULA HOLLINGSVVORTH Senior Class Secretary, Class Representative 3, Girls' League 1-4, GAA 1, FHA 1-2, Typing Awards 2-3, Perfect Attendance 1, Bookkeeping Award 3. BUTCH HOSLER Transfer from Tolleson, 1962: Band 2, Football 1, Varsity 3, Basketball 1, JV Basketball 2-3, Varsity 4, Baseball 1, JV Baseball 2-3, Golf 1. DAVID JOHNSEN Chess Club 1-3, Drama Club 1-4, Vice-President 4, All School Play 1-4, Stage Manager, Science Club 3-4. ED JONES Transfer from Robert E. Lee High School, Alabama, 1962: Math Club 3. SUSAN HAVVKINS Band 1-4, Treasurer 3-4, Maiorette 1-4, Head Maiorette 2-4, Class Treasurer 1, 3, All School Play 1, Girls' League 1-4, Coun- cil 1-2, Girls' Letter Club, 4, GAA 1-4, Treasurer 3-4, FHA 1, Health and Safety Council 3-4, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 2, Tennis 1-2. DAVID HERNANDEZ Baseball 1, Track 2-3, Perfect Attendance l-3. DONALD HILTY Annual Staff Photographer 2-3, Chess Club 1, Desert Howl Photographer 2-3, All School Play 2. ENDLESS LUNCH LINE MID NOISY TURMOIL . . LARRY JACOBSEN Transfer from Munich American High School, Munich, Germany, 1962: Radio Club 3, Ski Club 2-3, Paper Staff 3, Vice-Presi- dent Junior Class, Desert Howl Staff 4, Drama Club 3, All School Play 3-4, Student Council 3, Letterman's Club 2-4, Varsity Track 3, Golf 1-4. JAN KEETON Transfer from Verdun, France, 1961: Girls' League 4, Cheerleader 2-3, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, GAA 2-3, Co-Editor of School Paper 3. RANDY .LAMPUS Band 1-4. LlNDA LEE Concert Choir 3, Girls' League 1-4, FHA 1-4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2. JOANNE KOONS Annual Staff 3, Girls' League 2, 4, Transfer from Washington High, Phoenix, Arizona: Student Coun cil Representative 1, GAA 1, Girls' League 1 JOE LaBRECHE Transfer from Notre Dame High, Michigan Drama Club 4, All School Play 4, Honor Society 3 4 Vice President 4, Camera Club 2, Basketball 1 JERIE ANN MCARTHUR Class Representative 1, Girls' League 1-4, FHA 1 2 Spanish Club 2. ROBLIST ACTIVITY OF AFTER-GAME DANCES MARILYN MARSHALL Girls' League 1, 3, 4, FHA 1-4, Library Club 2-4. ANGIE MARTINEZ Transfer from Tolleson High School, 1961: Girls' League 1, Library Club 1-3. JANET MAY Transfer from Ashland Senior High, Ashland, Ken- tucky, 1962: Honor Society 1, Phi Delta Club. PAUL LUELLIG Annual Staff 4, Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent, Sophomore Class President, Desert Howl Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Drama Club 1-4, President 4, All School Play 1-4, Stu- dent Council 2-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Football Manager 1-2, Tennis 2-4, Pub- lications Workshop 3, LHSBC Member 4. RANDY MCCAULEY Girls' League 1, FHA 1-4, Library Club 1-4, Reporter 4. BETTY KAY MCCULLOUGH Concert Choir 2, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, GAA 1-4, Recording Secretary 4, FHA 1-4, Reporter 2, Parliamentarian 3, Histor- ian 4, Health and Safety Council 3, Honor Society 2-3, Merit Council 3-4, Secretary 3, Chairman 4, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 2, Pep Club President 2, State Degree in FHA 3, FHA Queen 4. GERALD MARSHALL KAREN REIGNS AS HOMECOMING QUEEN . . GAROLD MOORE Transfer from Lakenheath High School, Eng- land, 1962: Junior Class Play 3, Letterman's Club 3, Band 2-3, Football 3-4. JESUS MORENO Desert Howl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Sergeant at Arms 3-4, Football 1, Varsity Football 3-4, Baseball 1, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3-4, Carnival Attendant 1962. JOHN MURPHY Transfer from H. H. Arnold High School, Wiesbaden, Germany, 1961: Football 1. CHESTER MYERS Concert Choir 4, FFA 1-4,- Key Club 3-4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3, Sergeant at Arms 3, Football 1, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Base- ball 1, JV Baseball. SUSAN NASH Transfer From Kubasa Ki, Okinawa, 19621 Sopho- more Class Vice-President, Girls' League 1, Stu- dent Council 2, Junior Red Cross Secretary, Red Cross Leadership Training Course. DAVID NELSON MICHAEL NICKOLS Transfer from Okinawa, September, 1961. WHILE JERRY REIGNS AS KING. JAN PECHARICH Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Secretary, Girls' League 1-4, Girls' Letter Club 4, GAA 1-4, FHA 1-2, Health and Safety Council 1, Honor Society 3-4, Merit Council 2-3, Student Body Sec- retary 4, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 2. BRENDA PRICE Chorus 1-2, Girls' League 1, GAA 2-4, FHA 2-3, Library Club 2-4. NANCY PHILLIPS Girls' League 4. ROBERT PRUETT FFA 4, Letterman's Club 4, Transfer From Flint Cen- tral High School, 1962: Rifle Club, Chess Club, Paper Staff, Future Businessmen's Club, 4-H Club Vice-President, Football 4, Baseball 4, Track. 27 GILBERT PARIGA Football 1, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Baseball 1, JV Baseball 2. DAVID PEARCE Concert Choir 2-4, All School Play 1, Foot- ball 1. TOM PEARCE Transfer from Poquasen High School, 1960: JV Football 2, JV Basketball 2. LENNY SERVES AS STATE F.F.A. REPORTER JONATHAN QUASS Band 1-2, Desert Howl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3-4, TFY 1-4, President 1-2, Vice-President 3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Track 3. LOUIS RAMIREZ Spanish Club 3-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Football 1, JV Football 1-2, Varsity 2-4, Bas- ketball 1, Baseball 1, Track 2-3. SARA RAMOS Girls' League 2-3, Girls' Letter Club 4, GAA 1-4. ZEKE RAMOS Annual Staff Artist 4, Class Representative 1, Desert Howl Staff Artist 4, Drama Club 4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Football 1, JV Football 2-3, Varsity Football 2-3, Track 3. DOUG RICHMOND Spanish Club 3-4, JV Football 2-3, Varsity 3-4 Basketball 2, JV Baseball 2, Track 3. LENNY RHODES Band 1-4, Concert Choir 4, FFA 1-4, President 4 State Reporter 4, Key Club 4, Student Council 4 Letterman's Club 4, Football 1, JV Football 2, Var- sity Football 2-4. CAROLINA RODRIGUEZ GAA 3-4, Library Club 1. RODEO BR'NGS TWO VACATION DAYS RAYMOND SANCHEZ Transfer from Carl Hayden High School, 1961: Band 2-4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Key Club 2-4, Merit Council 3, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2-4, President 2, TFY 2-3, Reporter 3, Letterman's Club 4, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3-4. DAVID SAUSEDO Key Club 3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Football 1, JV Football 2, Basketball l, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Baseball l, Baseball 2, Varsity Base-' ball 4, Track 3. KAY SCHMIDT Girls' Lea'gue l-4, FHA 2. FRANK A. RAMERO Band 2-4, Chess Club l, Health and Safety Council l-4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Library Club l-2, Spanish Club 3-4, Representative to TAP 4. TOM ROSE Football l, JV Football 2-3, Baseball l, JV Baseball 2-3. ROBERT REU NA Desert Howl Staff 3, Football l, JV Football 2-3, Baseball l. RACHEAL SALAZAR Band l-3, Girls' League l-4, Girls' Letter Club 3-4, GAA l-4, FHA l-2, Porn Pon 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 4. MALCU BECOMES OUR FINE "FIN" FRIEND CHUCK SELLERS Transfer from Yamato High School, Japan, 1962: Football 1, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Track Band 1, Chorus 2. GAYLORD SIMON Spanish Club 3, Science Club 4. TERRI SHARKEY Transfer from Tenino High, Tenino, Wash- ington, 1961: Homecoming Attendant 3, Annual Staff 4, Desert Howl 2-4, Co-Editor 4, Girls' League 2-4, Freshman Class Vice- President, Sophomore Class President, Pep Club Secretary, Publications Workshop 3. RICHARD SMITH Transfer from Warrm High School, Gurnel, Illinois, 1962: Concert Choir 2, Freshman Football, J.V. Football 1, Wrestling 1. ALEX SOTO Spanish Club 4, Baseball 1, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3-4. MARY STEWART Drama Club 4, Girls' League 4, Transfer from Isaac Elston High School, Michigan City, Indiana, 1962: Junior Play, Spanish Club 2-3, GAA Biology Club 3, 4-H member, reporter of school news. CARROLL SUITOR Desert Howl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3. OUR NEW ALMA MATER IS DEDICATED DIANNE TROUT Sophomore Class Vice-President, Girls' League l-2, GAA 2, Honor Society 2-4, Library Club l-4, Secre- tary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Science Club 4, Secretary 4, TFY l-4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Pep Club l. FRANK VALLERO Desert Howl Staff 4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Football l, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Basketball l, JV Basketball 2, Baseball l, Varsity Baseball 2-4. CHARLES TRUMAN FFA l-4, Secretary 3-4, Spanish Club 3. CRUZ VlGlL All School Play T, FFA l, JV Basketball 2, Track 2-4. LARRY SNYDAL Concert Choir 4, All School Play 4, FFA l-2, Key Club 3-4, President 4, Student Body Business Manager 4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Delegate to Student Council Convention 4, Foreign Language Tournarnent 3, Tennis 3-4. DIANNE TIMMONS Transfer trorn Tripoly, Italy: Annual Staff l, All School Play 2, Girls' League l, Student Council Representative 2. MICKEY THORTON Band l-3, FFA l-4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Football l, JV Football 2-3, Track 2-4. ie 1 CHARLENE NAMED VALEDICTORIAN MALOU WI DERHOLM Foreign Exchange Student from Finland 4, Girls' League 4, Girls' Letter Club 4, GAA 4, Student Council Representative 4, Class Representative 4. BETTY ANN WILKERSON Library Club 3-4. JOHN WHELAN Transfer From Washington High School, Phoenix, Arizona, 1961: Concert Choir 2-3, Letterman's Club 3-4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Track. JACK WRIGHT JERRY WHITE Senior Class President, FFA 1-2, Key Club 3-4, Treas- urer 4, Student Council 4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Football 1, Varsity Football 2-4, Basketball 1, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Track 1-4, Homecoming King, All Conference Football Team 4, MEMBER CLASS "A" STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPS, 1962. CHARLENE WALRAD Annual Staff 3-4, Editor 4, Desert Howl Staff 4, Girls' League 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, President 4, Library Club 4, Science Club 4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Teentattle Correspondent, Pub- lications Workshop 3, Foreign Language Tourna- ment 3. Transfer from Tacoma, Washington, 1961: FHA 1, FTA 2, Torch Honor Society 2, National Honor So- ciety 1. TOM WILLIAMS .gf ' R ,Q wa. " 4 5 3' K 3 lb 3 N +4 ,Q f , , .. , m Q f , V, N A F gr . , A N, W' ', ! , " 'K 1' Q ' 1 Q W X NN Wifi R? W " ' W Q' A . 'A' V' V.bbb3:b A A ' ' 'N m f N. A q S S W lr Q l,.q,b iw ,J ' 5' ff ' N' ,Q - f xg 3. JUNIORS CDMBINE EFFORT AND ENTHUSIASM ,fi Arthur Allen G All ary en Lee Roy Allen Alonzo Aragon Connie Arvuzu Luis Arvizu Linda Barrle Darrell Beck eller, -Wirral Frank Belarano Marcie Berg Diane Birfle Pam Blazer 34 Louise Blythe Terr B w a y o m n Jerry Branclick Collis Brown C7 I David Brownell Diane Burns Fred Burk Mike Burke TO PROVIDE A SUCCESSFUL PROM I in - "3 1 .2. lv! I X Ni Q 1 iw E i 'S Pk S 5 I Qs' ' w t 4- ' irq .C i H r 2+ 11 R eip: M "55ls5?Sa - Q ' x l I -vig. ' Q S , L 1 1' Ray Buttes Ed Carter Mike Case Linda Clevenger Sheila Clevenger Mary Clippinger Mike Chambers Virginia Chaney -rm af-'Xi iffy! K 5 lxgg vv- Q '15 Jerold Darden Edwin Davis Rodney Davis Charles Deahl ' :.' P g. 6 I lqxjili x l salsa' , C all 5, 1 ga- , V S 5 ,,,, i r S ff? X . xxx 7 R .ffxxl XA 1 Y X l l lx My-x 1-'r 'ix' "'- . ' 5 Q ' , Q -1 2 W , 3 ' u 1 K , ' Wifi' wi. i ,yr Mi in Wallace Crane Ray Croxton Richard Daggeff Robert Dail 35 in-M no-. W' 77" 7 Claude Dew Sharon Denamur Franklin DiVi1o Dora Egolf DIANE GREGCRY WINS BEAUTY CONTEST Pamela Fox Eloise Furgerson Benny Garcia xc W K Qt? Mary Garcia 'Ja' iv iw 'iv is sag asa Wg' 1 3 Diane Gregory Mike Gushock Nancy Hart Connie Havrane ,pak ll Michel Espil Johnny Estrada Rudy Filrppone Donna Ford ,,..g--avi A.. . ,Q my -1, ,,-:., - Sandy Gault Sharon Goodwin Mark Gemmnll Judy Glass Phu Nail' 36 h 5? -4 ' ,. is s-Bah., A - W? f ,mr 521, ' was e My 5' 'I ff il E T , ,,lL,, X , W, A . , .G 1 , Jay Henderson Jane Herrick Lawrence Hoberg Levatfa Hodlcinson TO REIGN AS MISS WESTSIDE, '63 Q.-' i f . X: 55 Qgrsii' R K . A Y Clifford Irvin Brenda Jennings Cymhia Jesser Sherry Jordan ,pf-Q, Phil King Rosemary King Steve Lawrence Alice Laymon Q, wal if Joy Hollingsworth Paul Hood Ted Hoover Jean Hughes 41" Joyce Judy Bernice Kandarian David Kent Pam Williams 37 A 336 Diane Lind Sandra Lipps Priscilla Lopez Lynn Lorenz ......-Q n- . '1..m..uuH11,11 K THY RAYMOND AND FRANK DIVITC ELECTED TO Richard Mathias Tom Mathias Grace McCloud Linda McCollum . 'Airgas . u f is ,.1' . ,.g. if ..--3.x NM- I li V. it ill ' ,XC-.' ,. Y 1211 " , ,.-, .- .' 3:Q+i'2s" sun' su Q' um! in um.. X13 .liiiiiii-fi-L1""'3"!1 ---H l on Q 1. u MLZZIB2! 4 my-.....,.. ..v'N0H'N muuunmmn ....m....m mm-nun.. .... ..., - ,..+-.......... . mmm... W. ...,f - Bill Lueck Thomas Mann Eva Martinez Santiago Martinez Mary Mills Minnie Miranda Marilyn Miihcell Paul Monelli A M V ,sw ,K ,, 1 -4 if A - ' . A 'S' 1 Ross McElhaney Sara McGough Rocky McReynolds Marie Miller 38 sf' , . cf. Qu fl I shii J , 'li K L-at X . - ' v - -, . r 1. . Jag!! Karen Moody Arcelia Moreno Richard Moyer Susan Mulch LEAD SPIRITED JUNIOR CLASS Aow! Greg Perkins Sharon Peitypool Karen Pigg Donnie Pratt ge Q 1 3 ' - xx.- e in 5 l if 'f 3? f' Q X N 2 gg S N l R i . QR Q' M' - ,6i.1 :', x jg Linda Nandin David Nichols Sharon Parker John Pecharich Ralph Price Dennis Prunty Terry Quayle Lavila Ramirez 39 an Kathy Raymond Charlotte Rice Ethel Richardeon Enedina Rioias 'Sth' Judy Roose Forrestene Rose Mary Bob Ross Linda Rothe WITH HIGH HOPES THE CLASS OF '64 LOOKS Jack Schubert Johnnie Sellers Karen Sentz Butch Shaver Allen Smith Tommie Sprinkle Thomas Stables Mary Jane Stanley Q 92: 5 - mini S, X til N.-5' 1 .7,T,,,..,f y I -- is , W Q 1 - 1 F W 1, 'VT .F K- . jk it X V Q .,,, .y V 5 ' A. 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I 1 CLUBS, DANCES, DATES, BUSY SCHEDULE Susan Bensburg Lynda Bewley Steve Black Deanna Bonds Candy Boone Fred Bowman Susan Boydsfon Robert Brosius Joseph Burke Edwin Campbell Robin Campbell Toni Campbell Connie Carr Hortencia Celestine Dennis Chaney Edna Adams Andrew Alaniz Gilman Anderson Jose Arizpe Julie Ash Stan Ashby Karen Beckwith Theresa Bell Wilma Clippinger Stephanie Coe Charles Cole Barbara Coleman Mary Ann Cooper Judy 'Coor Ann Cotton Susan Cozart SOPHOMORES HOPEFULLY LOOK AHEAD Deanna Craft Leslie Daniels Cynthia Davenport Barbra Davis Barbra Jean Davis Charlie Davis Paula DeHuff Robert Delatorr Alvin Dillon Robert Divito Rita Defelmier Benny Doherty David Dooley Peggy Dooley Janice Dorman Linda Dorman Nancy Durham Bobby Esquiel Kim Flowers Sandra Fraze David Friesen Joe Garcia Ortensia Galindo Rose Mary Garcia Ruthie Garcia Sal Garcia 'wx Sally Estrada Chris Field Pam Fisher Jeannie Fitzgerald Donald Fletcher 4' TO COMING YEARS AS UPPER CLASSMEN Dave Glaser Eddie Gonzales Joe Gonzales Linda Graham Linda Grant Judy Green Gary Gregor Linda Grimes Lee Etta Johnson Janie Jones Dennis Jordan Donna Jordan ,, , , J . or ' if , ,.. it .. - 9' 1, J' L nf? 5' A l.ti,13:2 g gi-lgsugg - .ff t V f " V f V Q- ,s L+ g 1-ff-FW lui? -Z f , 'Gigi' gl A , v I 4 1 . gfk., V l fd? Y :suit l Q it Suzanne Guard Sang Han Steven Harmon Helen Harris Susan Hayduk Richard Herrera Larry Hill Elizabeth Hilton Ray Hogan Sara Hood Irene Hurd Charles Irons Arthur Jahr Ann Jensen Leona Jesser an 'im' ,ggi Wt- wk ,r p , lj I . Chris Kafaro g 1' ' 31 , ,M ,gy Q Q Phyllis Keagle jg Q QVV lx Kaye Kleine ., E N, i J ,rt Ricky Koester f 'i--- -r L , J M ..i . 4, V f I . X 1 I 7, 2 . . , N -, L 4 Barbara Franklin Wanda Kyle David Lackey Rick Lammers Stephen Lauman Gene Lawhorn Geoffrey Lawrence Larry Lee Jayne McGibeny Billy McReynolds Ervin McWhorter Pat Martin Gloria Mascarenas Thomas Mascarenas Ralph Miller Fred Mitchell SOPHOMORES SELL "HEX HEADS" Lowell Leslie Sieve Leufhold Sally Lopez Dorothy Love James Lucas Fred Lueck Martha Luque Violet Luque Linda Lylle Jim McArthur Mike McMauIey Cecil McClendon Peggy McClellan Gail McCourt Perry McCully TO BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Olimpia Nandin Yolanda Nandin Rita Noble Bette Oliver Estela Orozco Andie Ortega Julie Oskin Billy Padilla James Peck Eddie Peters Elaine Peterson Jim Paterson Mike Pfeil Roger Picard Judy Pigg Bonnie Mitten Doris Moberly Richard Monte Patricia Montgomery Robert Moore Lupe Moreno George Munoz Louise Munoz Danny Ponce Barbara Porter Mike Prince Phil Rackley Pete Rainwater James Raleigh Manual Ramos Judy Rayner HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS, LUECK - GRAHAM Paul Reeff Donita Reser Shirley Rex Richard Rhodes Cathy Rhlel Scott Riffle Eleazar Rioias Gary Ritzler Eddie Singleton Joseph Shanko Cynthia Sharkey Don Shaver Steve Sloan Lynne Smith Frank Soto Wanda Spachtholz Tommy Robinett Williebee Rogers Gary Rohrer Mary Lou Salazar Amelia Samaniego Joe Sandoval Manuel Sanchez Paul Sausedo Tom Schmidt Richard Schoville Tom Schubert Lisa Schuler Bobbie Scott Noe Silva Elayne Sinclair ,L 'Era'- FLOAT ADDS SPIRIT TO PARADE Shirley Sprague Luanne Sterling Bill Strain Marvene Swenson Stella Tellez Oscar Truiillo James Truman Arthur Taylor Judy Pigg, Stephanie Coe, Theresa Bell, and Cathy Rhiel are Sophomore class representatives. They are pictured with Jim McArthur, president.,They represent their class at Student Council meetings, and they attend Sophomore class council meetings, which Jim presides at. This year they have also helped make hex heads and have worked on their homecoming float. 5I Paul Tucker Janice Tuntland Jet Turner Kathy Vance Velda Vivelo Karen Wolf Brenda Wood Susie Wootton Barbara Waddell Jack Walrad David Watson Dennis Wilcox Ty Wilcox Debbie Wilden Richard Youngkin FRESHM CLASS OFFICERS JEAN BELL ,..,... ..,.............,....... WILL DEW ......... .. , .... Vice BRENDA ARAGO .. ..,,., ,, GREG SHEARS ..,.. .... .L President President Secretary Treasurer i 'fx 7' il f" 3' A Mgr.. x, FRESHMEN ENJOY EXCITING SCHCOL LIFE Debbie Byrd Randee Campbell Joe Cano Tony Charrez Sue Christian Joyce Christy Joe Aragon Danny Arce Eloise Arellano Craig Allen Nancy Alley Terry Amerson Brenda Aragon Ramon Acevedo Rosalinda Adame Charlene Akin Connie Alcaraz George Alcaraz Bern Bechlel cmd' Bmley John Belarano Barbara Baron Jeannie Ben Charles Baughman GBVY Benfon Shirley Bradley Phil Brown William Brummell Alyce Burgess Norman Byassee Jim Boblelf Roberta Borvin Linda Boydston Helen Bradley Jerry Bittle Marie Blum BELL HEADS FRDSH GOVERNMENT Gary Lenard Thomas Gast John Gemmill Robert Gillespie Alex Gonzales Gonzalo Gonzalez Domingo Estrada Shirley Fulks Ron Fuller Jimmy Gallegas Frank Garcia Maria Garcia Virginia Diaz Nancy Edwards Bonnie Egolf Karen Foutts Dawn Fleishman Tommy Fletcher Bernadette Florez Linda Davis Willie Davis Bill Debaun Will Dew Beverly Dorman Laranch Eddings Carol Field Joe Ford Shirley Ford Maurine Clayton Lupe Cons Richard Cons Antoinette Contreras Dennis Crane Karen Ewing James Farrell Cindy Farris V Q AS THEY ENJOY FIRST YEAR HERE Lupe Gonzalez Ruben Gonzales Christina Gordon Chuck Gould Brenda Graham Michele Granger Barbara Gransee Buzz Green Ruben Gutierrez , Jerry Haines Larry Haines C' d ' Mike Hill In y Hams Louis Haifen Maria Hinogosa Pam Hazle Fay Hollingshead Darrell Howard Jose Hernandez Earl Howard Tony Hurtado Leon Jesser Joe Johnson Robert Jones Rickey Jordan Ken Keber Jimmy King Marc King Pat Lauman Linda Lawrence Pam Lawson Fred Lester Linda Lynch Jim, McCullough Banita McCully Laura McGowan 55 HCMEWORK, FINALS FOUND CHALLENGING Margaret McMicken Jerry McNelly Yvonne McPherson Keith Madden Gordon Mahar Mary Martinez Blass Mendoza Pete Medrano Joyce Miller Glenna Montgomery Leonard Moreno Mary Ester Moreno Larry Morley Jim Moyer Joe Munoz Richard Munoz Paul Mumphrey Allen Nelson Daniel Nolan John Nevlis Hermelinda Ortiz Paulette Owens Charles Paul Diane Peeler Janie Perez -10 Jolene Perrym Don Powers Gary Price Ronald Prince Bickie Quayle an Skip Raimer Millicenf Raleigh Bruce Reuna James Rex Ray Reynolds Craig Richards Doug Rhodes Guy Rhodes Daniel Rodriquez Domingo Rodriquez Scott Wallick Joyce Wells k . 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W 45 4 I A 3 1 I ,wx W 'P' A ff-'. .,...: , V ' 3. 4 fi! x HQ' A' 'WMA " X' ' 'P M T w af fw W X A. :F !C',J 'xg 'X 1. ,ff 1-ffl MATH AND SCIENCES INVOLVED IN EVERYTHING Our Math department includes algebra, geometry, and trip. Although only one class is required for graduation, the maiority continue on-through bumps and grinds and the satisfaction when you've done a good iob and completely mastered the principles which are sometimes agonizingly simple. 60 we fs sw., s sl it E The Biology factor of our science department has two new rooms which it may iustly be proud of. They provide the additional room and facilities necessary for our growing Agua Fria. Auto mechanics teaches boys and girls alike the workings of our most commonly used method of trans- portation. lt's one of the few sub- iects that can provide the instruc- tion needed for a iob immediately upon graduation. VOCATIONAL SHOPS FUN AND WORK Agriculture is very popular amongst the boys, and covers what every good farmer should know: soil science, agron- omy, entomology, an- imal husbandry, dairy science, poultry, ag. engineering, a n d shop and horticulture. 2 3 Home Ec. is an infinitely interesting subiect around which a lot of girls wisely plan to center their lives. It teaches the arts of sewing, cooking, keeping an orderly and attractive house, bringing up children, and getting along with your husband. BETTER HOMES AND HEALTHFUL BODIES P.E. is a strictly fun class, even though required. lt teaches a smattering of almost every well- known sport, and stays on them long enough for you to get acquainted with them. lt helps keep you healthy and alert, which is something your parents have been trying to get you to be for the last few years. 62 First year Art students learn, as Mrs. Rayner says, "How to draw." The cover perspection, lettering, figure drawing, and painting. Second year students have an extended program of the above mentioned, and experiment with Sculpture and three- dimcnsional subiects, and cover about two terms of commercial art. The big moment of the year comes during the National Scholastic Art Competition. ART AND jg 1, 2-rf' 2 Q as 'Wi 'fag' . M' 457 'sigh' ul PHCTOGR PHY ALSO I TERESTING HOBBIES Photography is very necessary to both the paper and the annual, and is an interesting hobby as well The advanced Photography class takes pictures for the annual and the paper. Q . Q' s ,. -' ' ' ' ' ' K' -4' 1- ' ' " . ' ' . Y ' ' Y 'fs X , A' . Y Q-4 3, ' ' . K I Q...-. Classes of sociolo y stud world robl m wh'l ld h' g y p e s, ie wor Istory creates interest in ancient and modern civilizations. American history teaches of the birth and growth of our nation, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, from whence our country has sprung. Civics instructs us rn the matter of becoming responsible citizens. 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ROW 2: Diane Trout, Malou Widerholm, Linda Bartle, Collis Brown, Mike Burke, Sharon Denamur, Frank DiVito, Judy Glass, Susan Wooten, Joe LaBreche, Nancy Hart, Rosemary King, Paul Monelli, Karen Pigg, Kathy Raymond, Julie Ash, Theresa Bell, Connie Fraze, Mark Gemmil, Charlene Walrad. ROW 3: Andy Bedoya, Pam Busey, Melanie Bush, Dale Coon, Nancy Farmer, Denise Gould, Susan Hawkins, Linda Lee, and Jerie Ann McArthur. Sponsors: Mr. Quass and Mr. Wahoski. - ,C D so l Mr. Wahoski and Mr. Quass-talk with new members: From left to right: Mr. Wahoski-Sponsor, Charlene Walrad-President, Connie Fraze- Secretary, Joe La Breche-Vice President, Mark Gemmil-Treasurer, Geoffrey Lawrence, Judy Pigg, Janice Tuntland, Susan Hayduk, David Friesen, and Mr. Quass-Sponsor. 77 STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS - at Z -2 3 Attending the MENC All-Conference Band and Chorus Meet in Bakersfield, California are: Caren Coor, Joyce Judy, Melanie Bush, and Lynn Lorenz. Delegates were first chosen by students, then by Mrs. Putnam's recommendation. The delegates' names were sent to Bakersfield, California where three iudges chose the winners by the number of years of music they have had, 'and the honors they have received in music. Delegates are chosen from the five western states of Arizona, Hawaii, Utah, Nevada, and California. Delegates for All-State Band and Choir perfrom a solo at Tempe, where three iudges decide on the winners. All-Stare Band All-State Choir All-State Choir RAMON ACEVEDO MELANIE BUSH ROSS MCELHANEY 78 SCHOLARSHIPS IN MUSIC DEPARTMENT CAREN COOR Music Scholarship At Arizona State College, Flagstaff All State Band i ancl 3 Concert Choir 3 and 4 Music Camp i and 2 MENC 4 SUSAN DRAKE Music Scholarship at Arizona State College, Flagstaff Bancl-representative 2 and 3 vice president 4 Music Camp 2 MELANIE BUSH Music Scholarship At Arizona State College, Flagstaff All State Choir 4 Concert Choir-representative i and 2 president 3 and 4 Music Camp 3 MENC 4 79 . A 35 - 'H .U M Y M W . xx , X tj, 1 mm' HN .f 5. X ,N XY w f A XA W in 5, "xii A X A X . . X J W 1 M X Pu .MI M mv-1, W dw". w -x v M .- r Q i W N W M .ww X Y X 'N I ,U X 'Vs 'K 'w x v ' 'N ' 'N '- QAM, la N ax!! N- ,Q-N A, fi vw Mt , MIT ' M UW WM y Vgv XZ X ,W We A- wt LM JN' H f ,W , W 53+ ,, A, , K ' my N -mx, . M A Nm Rx' ,F , W 'Xi x W A Vs W V my fn Y M 'M I MWA m an WN W . 5 I X W w :fe X X1 X 1 ' fu 1 W V ' 'WW X A " .ww X,!, X ' lik' V W, A Nw, X ,V X W wx I M- ff. ' we , 'Q' Q 4 :WX 'M w , W ,,V.'Wx'W ' V , Y ' W mf. ,AM n x x N ,W M ,Nw M, o.ReANliATloNS w 8l I al.,-as The members of Ihe choir, singing at Chris-Town, are Cathy Rheil, Joyce Judy, Eloise Furgeson, Linda Graham, Mary Mills, Marc King, Susan Cozarf, Ross McElhaney, Caren Coor, Larry Snyclal, Melanie Bush, Gary Gregor, Delores Campbell, Dan Nolan, Ethel Richardson, Dave Pierce, Diann Turner, Chester Myers, Lynn Lorenz, Fred Lueck and Susan Wcoften. 'W DESERT HOWL MEETS DEADLINES 'W' Paul Luellig and Terri Sharkey, co-editors of the Desert Howl, work on their page layouts. Brenda Jennings and Junior Cons work on the stories assigned to them. Frank Vallero, Chuy Moreno, Charlene Walrad, Jeff Franklin, Zeke Ramos, Sharon Goodwin, and Richard Mathias look over an issue of the paper. , V 4 ij:-g 5. -ig . - N Leg g, - E-A win' Aa? , PW' Putting out a newspaper is a job that requires time, thought, and know-how. The Desert Howl improved as the staff's knowledge increased, and some of the best papers ever were put out. Rusty Tillman, sports editor, Jon Quass, photographer, Darrell Beck, business manager, and Larry Jacobsen, page one editor, work on their sections of the paper. l Y FFA EXHIBITS ANIMALS AT FAIR, I .A gf 4-uuuinnua Members of the ,parliamentary procedure team are Mike Espil, Collis Brown, Chester Myers, Junior Fletcher, Lenny Rhodes, Beryl Shears, Charles Truman, Mark Gemmill, Ricky Rhodes, and Kenny Cooper. FFA officers are Collis Brown,- treasurer, Junior Fletcher, vice president, Lenny Rhodes, president, Denise Gould, Sweetheart, Kenny Cooper, Sentinel, Charles Truman, secretary, and Mark Gemmill, reporter. A children's barnyard was featured by the Agua Fria FFA chapter at the State.Fair. 88 2 , X iii gt iii eg, sr , ri' Lenny Rhodes, first high school student to hold the position of State FFA reporter, is pictured with Chester Myers. NYAR D The children's barnyard was one of the big attractions at the State Fair. BOYS WORK ON MANY PROJECTS Lenny Rhodes is shown dancing with Denise Gould after her crowning as Sweetheart. ' A . A i..w .l- i f . , . -A -,wrg-ss11.ftt.w,:. 1 J.. A Members of the poultry team are Chester Myers, Mickey Thornton Junior Fletcher, and Charles Truman. LENNY Ru Surg obs" FEA " X-. ,., Lenny Rhodes and Denise Gould are shown riding on the Billy Moore Days float. Allen Gross and Charlie Dorman look over the cotton in the FFA field. FFA represents one of the largest organizations at our school. It is also part of the school curriculum where many boys learn the best methods of farming and farm mechanics. Under the guidance of Mr. Paul Bell, the boys learn how to be better all-around farmers. Several FFA boys work on a proiect in the ag shop. 89 'sf GIRLS' LETTERCLUB CAMPS OUT ROW 1: Pam Busey, president: Sara Gonzales, Mary Bob Ross, Janie Herrick, Rachel Salazar, Malou Widerholm,' and Judy Glass. ROW 2: Denise Gould, Johnnie Sellers, Susan Hawkins, Kathy Raymond, Judy Roose, Karen Gailey, and Melanie Bush. ROW 3: Sally Moreno, Margie Garcia, Betty Kay McCullough, Andy Bedoya, Jan Pecharich, and Pat Tidwell. BOYS INITIATE NEW MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Tom Mann, Jimmy Martinez, Dale Coon, Charlie Dorman, president, Jerry White, Elly Arellano, Don Pratt, Mike Chambers, Louis Ramirez. ROW 2: Rick Lammers, Junior Fletcher, Pat Grimes, Mike Espil, Fred Lueck, John Whelan, Bill Lueck, Fred Burk, Stan Ashby. ROW 3: Darrell Howard, Benny Garcia, Butch Shaver, Steve Sloan, Larry Snydal, Wayne Bateman, Wallace Crane, Jesse Sanchez, Frank Beiarano. BACK ROW: Dave Sauscedo, John Estrada, Frank Cerasuolo. 90 GAA PROMOTES GIRLS' SPORTS i SH- M - .. . . K L ff ... 4.ex.f , GAA sports managers are Melanie Bush, Johnnie Sellers, Bonnie Mitten, Sandy Ware, Karen Pigg, Sara Gonzales, and Denise Gould. Basketball is one of the sports played in GAA. GAA members rest after the powder puff game. ffm? Girls Athletic Association is an organization to promote f better sportsmanship and give the girls a chance to partici- pate in their favorite sports. By earning points, the girls may receive their letter. Then they may receive a silver pin and the top award, a gold pin. S The GAA officers are Theresa Bell, corresponding secretary, Pat Tidwell, vice-president, Betty Kay McCullough, recording secretary, Karen Gailey, president, Debbie Wilden, publicity manager, and Susan Hawkins, treasurer. 9l MERIT COUNCIL CHECKS STUDENTS The Merit Council and the Health and Safety Council are branches of the Student Coun- cil. The Merit Council keeps the students in line its well- known demerit system. The Health and Safety Council helps the public by raising funds for various drives in the community. The Merit Council members Are: Sharon Denamur-Secretary, Betty Kay McCullough, Pam Williams, Barbara Franklin, Robert DiVito, Mark Gemmill, Pat Harper and Mr. Hyde. HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVES PUBLIC ROW 1: Karen Pigg, President, Susan Drake, vice president, Susan Hawkins, secretary, Barbara Porter, treasurer, Debbie Wilden, reporter, Frank Romero, sergeant-at-arms. ROW 2: Bruce Ruena, Linda Boydston, Jim McArthur, Susan Boydston, Linda Rothe, Pam Blazer, Vicki Sholty, Carole Field, and Mrs. Humphreys. 92 l SCIENCE CLUB DOES EXPERIMENTS To create an interest in Sci- ence is The pur- pose oT The Sci- ence Club. Un- der their spon- sor, Mr. John Leach, They de- velop This in- terest by work- ing Together on science proiects. Wanda Kyle, Rodney Davis, Charlene Walrad, Dora Egolf, Treasurer, Diane Trout, secretary, Joe LaBrech, vice president, Jerry Bittle, Sharon Denamur, president, and Dave Johnson The purpose of The Library Club is To give students a chance To work in The library. Not only do The members learn how To check in and out books, but also how To repair Them. LIBRARY CLUB WORKS WITH BOOKS ROW l: Connie Fraze, secretary, Grace McCloud, vice president, and Diane Trout, president. ROW 2: Randy McCauley, Mary Wilkerson, Ruth Williams, BeTty Wilkerson, Margo Wood, Stella Waddell, and Barbara Waddell. ROW 3: Brenda Price, Dianne BiTtle, Frank Cerasuolo, Charlene Walrad, and Robin Campbell. 93 SPANISH CLUB LEARNS TRADITIQNS ROW l: Chuy More-no, Junior Cons, president, Karen Galley, Rachel Salazar, Mike Harbuska. ROW 2: Frank Romero, Lee Roy Allen, Louis Ramierz, Phil King Tony Enriquez Benny Garcia, Elly Arellano, Sharon Goodwin, Sharon Pelfypool, Vicki Walmsey, Prissy Lopez, and Eloise Furgerson. MAJORETTES ENTERTAIN AT GAMES The maiorefres are Pam Busey, Susan Hawkins, who has been head rnaiorette for the pas? three years, and Judy Coor. They perform in the half-time programs at the football games 94 DRAMA CLUB ENCOLIRAGES SCHOOL PLAYS Members of the Drama Club, who participate and work on the plays, are ROW I: Joe LaBreche, Dave Johnson, Rodney Davis, and Gilman Anderson. ROW 2: Lynn Lorenz, Dora Egolf, Diane Bittle, Mr. Miller, Sponsor, and Jim Lucas. Not pictured: Paul Luellig, Drama Club President. KEY CLUB SERVES SCHOOL l C if Members of the Key Club, a student branch of the Kiwanis Club, are FRONT ROW: Dale Coon, Vice President, Larry Snydal, President, Junior Fletcher, Secretary, Don Pratt, and Don Shaver. ROW 2: Ray Sanchez, Chester Myers, Chuck Coe, Ricky Daggett, Michel Espil, Butch Shaver, and Rick Lammers. ROW 3: Wayne Bateman, Gary Allen, Collis Brown, Arthur Jahr, Gregg Perkins, Mark Gemmill, and Key Club Sponsor. BACK ROW: Mike Harbushka, Dave Sausedo, Jerry White, and Ken Cooper. 95 GIRLS' LEAGUE PICKS COTTON FOR POINTS The Girls League council members are ROW I: Susan Drake, Judy Glass, Kay Kleine, Cindy Farris. ROW 2: Jeanie Fitzgerald, Karen Gailey, Lynn Lorenz, and Maurine Clayton. The Girls League officers are Pam Busey, secretary, Pat Tid- well, treasurer, Melanie Bush, vice-president and, standing, Denise Gould, president. Cotton picking, The all-girls party, a slogan sucker sale, a homecoming float, and The annual formal were a few of the activities of Girls League, one of The larg- est organizations on campus. The girls worked on the activities to earn points so they could attend The annual camping trip. Members depict cotton picking in a scene of their assembly. 'Vdc , - .4622 ,. Members pick cotton early in the morning to earn points for the annual camping trip. 96 "We'll lick 'em hands down" brings out the sucker sales slogan. DRIENTAL PARADISE' THEME OF FORMAL FHA oficers are Mary Bob Ross, president, Karen Pigg, vice-president, Linda Lee, Art students work on the moral for the formal, secretary, and Rosemary King, treasurer. An active organization on campus is the chapter of the nation-wide F.H.A. The girls work for points which entitles them to iunior, chapter, and the ultimate state degrees. They sponsor bake sales, after game dances, Daddy Date Night, and an annual girl-ask-boy formal. The theme of this year's formal was "Oriental Paradise." Barbara Roach, last year's FHA queen, crowns Betty Kay McCullough. "Little girls" line up for FHA initiation. The council members attend the club meetings and perform the duties assigned to them. 97 w hw' 'efrggi A ', gr? 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M. .,.., 1 fn 1 YM IL ,g,. . JEL ..V, U i G1 1 n 'T 15f,5JQilfVS5 XIX i 4 i l f I 5 , 1 , i , J WWI' if NWN? ' Z ,.,... . ffffw 5 A-'r Fkfbq 9 K we X BMW f , s - YA,Qf,:w Jhwfvf? 4'-we Rusty Tillman and Bill Lueck gained honorable mention. Rusty at quarterback and Bill at tackle. 'Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria SEASON RECORD . ,,.. Coolidge a,,a.,,, Aio . , ,aa,, Kingman .a,,. Holbrook a,,a, Snowflake ,,,. .. ..,,,, Buckeye ,.., PHX Christian ,,,, Peoria Tolleson Fred Lueck making touchdown against Aio as LouiegRameriz clears the way to paydirt. it ' flier L Glen Hamby and Alvin Schireman shared the coaching duties of the Owls for the '63 football season. Mr. Hamby was head coach and Mr. Schireman was assistant. 2 i Q g a i fl N ' 1 ' f 1 . 1" , s 9' J . K X fi Coach Hamby watches as the game pro- Elly Arellano C24J, Frank Vailero 13011, and Fred Lueck C311 raise their hands to gresses. This was Mr. Hamby's first year as show that quarterback Rusty Tillman scores a touchdown against Snowflake. head coach. He is to be commended on a good job as head coach. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD J.V. COACH Mr. Arthur Marcquez ROW i, left to right: Mike Phiel, Don Shaver, Jim Martinez, Ed Singleton, Gary Allen, Joe Martinez, Bob Brosius, Steve Sloan. ROW 2, left to right: Paul Sausido, Buddy Hodges, Robert Lancky, George Munoz, Jose Arizpe, Steve Lawrence, Mike Chambers, Gene Lawhorn, Rick Herrera, Robert DiVito, Keith Sellers. ROW 3, left to right: Coach Marquez, Song Man Hon, Chuck Stewart, Mike Tudor, John Pecharich, Jesse Sanchez, Charles Truman, Pat Martin, LeRoy Allen, Eddie Gonzales, managers Frank Cerasuolo, Elly Riogas. J FRESHMAN SQUAD FROSH COACH tw, 'K I Z c,,'VmMV,m I I , yy , l W xi X' ,W Mr. John Province FROSH COACH ROW l, left to right: Bruce Reuna, Bill Brummell, David Watson, Jim Moyer, Joe Aragon, Larry Morley, John Beiarano, Dan Tucker, Louie Salcido, Tom Searls, Ray McRenyolds, Bob Bolvin, Greg Shears, Coach Province. ROW 2, left to right: Coach Faucette, George Alcarez, Scott Wallick, Will Dew, Dan Watson, Chuck Paul, Jerry Hanis, Joe Munoz, Phil Brown, Skip Raimer, Jack Wilkerson, Chuck Gould, John Gemmill, Larry Urban, Lupe Soto, Don Powers, Darrell Howard, Oscar Truiillo. MV- Dixon FGUCGH9 IO3 VARSITY BUCKETEERS CAPTURE WILLIE BUTLER Willie broke the school record for re- bounds in a single game when he grabbed thirty rebounds in a game with the Phoenix Indians. He was chosen for the first team at the district tournaments in Winslow. WAYNE BATEMAN Wayne broke a school record, too, this year by scoring 33 points in a single game. During his three years as a varsity player, he scored a total of over 1100 points. He, too, was chosen for-the first team in the district tournaments. WAYN E BATEMAN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT WINSLOW Wayne Bateman lx X X - O David Sausedo s . Bill Lueck pa XA., Q il fi? P' ' an ? ,. A O 2 I I 3 , , Q I A Benny Garcia f 11 sri F "fi A' 5 xx X Q, .. Q v y X . 4 Q X X r 0 I - "5 Michel Espil U D 'N O Willie Butler Pat Grimes sagem: -- - X . 'f J, sux o I .li ' E I Elly Arellano Jerry White Nine seniors and seven iuniors made up This year's basketball Team. Besides breaking Two school records, The Team managed a ,regular sea- son record of I5 wins, 5 losses. VARSITY COACH 'fx-ff 1 -W,-mg. A' 'rf - gf 1 .5 .2 . ,f xl I VL f S ,T 6 figs ,T A 55 . 2 . T Eugenia? sms S A igzf O. K. Fulton TK T? FHS-"f.e:+L 4 J ' 'im' ,' TNI' Y I - -"- s-siws-iqms iefasssfflifr - , , I 5, . Q I isfi jig , - f ar 5 Gary Allen I05 Frank Beiarano '- r , , ,, n -- .1 . s. .S Q? ' 3' rpx " I Z4 X AJ J X O John Whelan 1 R x vs ' . A Junior Fletcher Rusty Tillman , o ,H 114' I , Butch Hosler ,,..,. W...,,.... ri, kit. P' Q ts. ' IA Mark Gemmill Sslw .x f 5 ,qv i ' JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING, left to right: Danny Ponce, Keith Sellers, Rick Herrera, George Munoz, Mike Phiel, Don Shaver, Joe Shanko, Robert DiVito. STANDING, left to right: Freddy Lueck, Sal Garcia, Larry Hill, Greg Perkins, Bill Strain, Ralph Miller, James Truman, Rick Lammers, Dave Friesen, Jimmy Peck, and Elly Rioias, manager. J.V.'S WORK, HOPE FOR VARSITY FRESHMEN I I KNEELING, left to right: Ramon Asavado, Richard Cons, Jim King, Lupe Soto, Chuck Gould, Louis Sausedo. STANDING, left to right: manager Gary Benton, Gary Richards, Johnny Beiarano, Larry Urban, Joe Munoz, Coach Province. I07 J.V. COACH Tom Hyde FRESHMAN COACH :Pi - ' QI" ,gil ,. J, H1 -. W1- grsiwj Q, rlgw iw' 4 .'.,' x f ' :iid L 4 , 'Il 2632, U i itiqil-2 ,Q Its" 3i,1E'J-A-A I 1 'flint 'w.3f33E!1I3i.,1Uf,3iggi' " ' rw 1Cli.2V73gFgjI3i,,L-gf 5 :-..f,:af:1sgizi'fs-mix J, i'3UiZ2!f!CIiaIQZ.3If3fj :2'?'Z1Om,3!.":'fl Swim John Province LETTERMEN PACE BASEBALL TEAM The Agua Fria Owls baseball team, managed by Charles Ellsworth, started the 1963 season by traveling to Casa Grande Saturday, March 9. The Owls' baseball team, a strong ball team, boasted tour pitchers ready for action at any time. Five hitters had cleared the .300 mark. Before the season started, Rusty Tillman broke his arm and was missed at 3rd base. Nevertheless, the Owls were a tough team to beat. FRANK VALLERO RAY SANCHEZ CHUY MORENO TO FORM UNIFIED VARSITY SQUAD Kneeling left to right: Manager Charles Ellsworth, Butch Shaver, Chuck Coe, Emmit Moreno, Ray Sanchez, Curt Washington. Standing left to right: Eddie Gonzales, Chuck Deahl, Rick Daggett, Wayne Bateman, Prunty, Benny Garcia, Elly Reioas, Jim McArthur. Ai f ,,,4n-.r Arthur Marquez, J.V. baseball coach, Chuck Ellsworth, Varsity baseball coach, and Alvin Schireman, Freshman baseball coach, talk about forthcoming game. Owl hurlers ready for season opener, These four hurlers are expected to see plenty of action. Reading left to right are Chuck Deahl, Frank Vallero, Den- nis Prunty, and Curt Washington. Benny Garcia, Owl center fielder, makes an over-the-head catch on fly ball hit during practice ses- sion. I09 Washington, Butch Hosler, George Munoz, Chuy Claude Dew, Pat Grimes, Frank Vallaro, Dennis LINDERCLASSMEN STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE FRESHMEN Kneeling left to right: Craig Allen, Gary Tabor, Will Dew, Jim Moyer, Ray Reynolds, Greg Shears, Richard Cons, Ramon Acevedo. Standing left to right: Lupe Soto, Frank Garcia, Dan Tucker, Larry Urban, Alex Gonzales, Danny Arce, Joe Munoz, and manager Alvin Schireman. The Junior Varsity baseball team picture was not taken because when pictures were taken in the spring, the J.V. team was still working out with the varsity baseball team. The J.V. team was a fine group according to Mr. Arthur Marquez, who managed the J.V. team through the tough '63fcampaign. The team had good hitting to go along with their fine pitching staff. Chuy Moreno, Frank Vallaro, and Dennis Prunty start practicing early in the season in order to be in top condition for the season opener against Casa Grande. Il0 JOHNNY ESTRADA www. .af f-1' fm pw RICK LAMMERS MIKE CHAMBERS M VAULT NG, THROWING COMPRISE TRACK, TOO Vs 8 ' ,f , f , t gables -Q? 3555 . S. - Q-if .q,- 1- s-.fm ,Z .- K . gs, . ' as vs. ig t i ew? S ,SEQ fix MF l , fp , ms. A A -1. Q-wg?3, at 2 iff- - 1 f s if. U .sis BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Eddie Singelton, Mickey Thornton, Robert DiVito, Tom Searls, Mike Carter, Nataan Washington, San Man Han, Cecil McClendon, Johnny Estrada, Jesse Sanchez, Mike Phiel, Phil King. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Paul Humphery, Dan Watson, Jim Farley, Jerry Brandik, David Watson, David Friesen, Mike Chambers, Jack Wilkerson Earl Bonham, Cruz Virgil, Pat Martin, Steve Sloan, and manager, Louie Rameriz. STANDING, lctt to right: Coach Hamby, Manager Tom Mathias, Hugh Campbell, Wallace Crane, Ross McElhaney, Rick Lammers, Mark Gemmill, John Pecharich, Bill Strain, Steve Lawrence, Richard Mathias, Frank Beiarano. Cross Country Team J x f, it The cross country team, led by Johnny Estrada and Mike Cham- bers had a successful year, under the watchful eye of coach Glen Hamby. Left to right: Dan Watson, Mike Chambers, Johnny Estrada, Jesse Sanchez, Jack Wilker- son, David Watson, and manager Louie Rameriz. GOLF TEAM ENJOYS LEISURE SPORT Kneeling left to right: Bob Carey, Mike Espil, Chuck Gould, Donny Powers, Paul Monnelli, Tom Stables, and Donnie Pratt. Coached by Mr. O. K. Fulton, standing. The Owls' golf team, headed by Juniors Mike Espil and Donny Pratt, was a strong squad and showed well in matches against other golf teams. Bob Carey and Tom Stables watch as Donny Powers attempts a short putt. l I3 Mike Espil shows good form as h drives during a match. GIRLS', BOYS' TENNIS TEAMS Kneeling left to right: Bob Carey, Tommy Mann, Bob Brousius, Jose Arizpe. Standing left to right: Larry Snydal, Torn Stables, Paul Luellig, Dale Coon, Chester Meyers. Owls' tennis coach is Mr. John Leach. Leading the Owls' tennis team are Seniors Paul Luellig and Dale Coon. II4 WORK UP LADDER TO SUCCESS GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM If R 44"- SUSAN HAWKINS DENISE GOULD PAT TIDWELL DEBBIE WILDEN JUDY ROOSE GIRLS' JR. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM , I I ,xv , LINDA LAWRENCE MICHELLE GRANGER MARTHA SMITH THERESA BELL BRENDA ARAGON IIS FRESHMAN GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM r JANICE TUNTLAND STEPHANIE COE LINDA LAWRENCE THERESA BELL BARBARA DAVIS BONNIE MITTEN An 7. -,tf fu -'N W ' ' N X-.-My . 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