Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 211 of the 1959 volume:

5 1 f Q E 5 ?i 5 If fl, 1? E Q. -,Q Z F? 5 3- PN l W X ,.:-f , I x ,E -fb, a ,K If an ,J This Book Belongs To MURRAY QQ. PUBLISHED B Y fxmzonm M MXIKBUOIK 155 LUMIHHNY N :1,7o'::srr:n50,, YH A fl, E . I i SYM -Q, A.,...,.w-My M.. X...- v,,x , . Q 12, f 9 if E Q Aywg A my ,IA ,Z . fi. , , L ...., I I I i 1 1 4 x 1 I I i 3 21 J s - . I wi F ' Q 5273 fs E :W 3 mi . .ia 2 - I ,i .5 1 z :wr ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF CARL HAYDEN HIGH SCHOOL PHOENIX, ARIZONA 1959 VOLUME I EDITOR Beverly Henry ASSOCIATE EDITOR Sylvia Oriiz BUSINESS MANAGER Mack Crawley ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER Norman Schell ART EDITOR Sally Beeman HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Frasier SPONSOR Dorothy Bergamo WW .41 Ik uf auf? it .wwf-, -7 in 1-' has N wax ,s ix Y 4.44, Q..-A x ',g,,,. ,.,, fm W- R' my . ' , .N s- Y fm .. . ' 1 - ' 'vj , 'in. 'Mfg .Q ,.k, Qi k we f ,sux . z -ex .L L 11- r Q ,, W,-'wmv' 1 ' 'QS -Y' -'Si KS. 16-I 'Vw- may-5 4-... -.4 1- v 3 WDW Wwe J N .. N-Q, '4 'ww 4.- 'kara- M fa-5, 'a ' VM.. QQ, NN. , ' Y H, . 'tw ' 591'- I fi ff ii' YLE CDF CQDINJTI' NTS Dedication .............. .. 8 Board of Education ...... ..... 1 0 Administration ...... ...... T T Faculty ............ E ....,.... ...... 1 2 Student Government ,..... ,..... 2 6 Senior Class ......,...... ...,. 2 8 Junior Class ....... ..... 5 O Sophomore Class ,.... ...... 7 O Freshman Class ....,. .,... 9 O Activities ...,.., ....,,.,. 1 10 Sports ........e.s ......,.. 1 44 First Year Memories ..,.. ......,.. 1 68 Advertising .a.. ,,,,,,,, 1 78 Honors ........, ...,,,,, 1 93 Senior Index ......, ..,,,,,, 2 O1 We of the atomic age salute a man whose brilliant career in American government has brought honor to his state, to the West, and to his country. We are proud to dedicate our first annual-the Statesman-to Senator Carl Hayden. Even before this territory be- came a state, he was a respected symbol for Arizona. Soon our generation shall rise to strengthen and protect the ideals ot democracy as adult American citizens. Although our tools and methods will be those of the future, Carl Hayden's distinguished career as a statesman will serve as a working model. The Student Body ot Carl Hayden High School - 3 - .M,,,m, Under the regular and close l scrutiny of the Board of Edu- l cation, the Superintendent and his professional staff adminis- ter the Phoenix Union High Schools and Phoenix College l System. l Mrs. F. A. Bons Clerk Dr. Charles Purtymun President, 1959 N Board Of Education -we-A-V-r----dd-Aa-eearth M- -----We W - - A l Dr. Trevor G. Browne Member Mr. Elmo G. Gerber Mr. Frank Haze Burch MV- Bruce K- Moore Member Member Superintendent -10- :?,,,., 1 K ,i'?-iw 4 ff ' ff,-,Amr --sf FAQUHEY M MMfM l SPECI Bill Stephens, William Wallace, Driver Education Driver Education R COU . Marrion Parsons, ' Chairman Robert Heuser K In kkkk kk :kk k'f, A - V. , S Kaii ai S S , ,, - - ' A1 R . V, gill V ' Z .l , :lilly ilfi S lliii eei kii' T X , Wt aai Y at f lax Mildred Overton Genevieve Haddox John K. Rea James Sudyk -14- SERVICES ART James Boykin Dorothy Bergamo, Carleton Klock Chairman Homemciking Eleanor Post Betty Oliver, Madeline Minchin Chairman Industrial Arts Marion Davis Joseph Wozniak Wesley Hoger, Dale Orth Richard Froese Chairman -15- Girls' Physical Education Merle Packer, Chairman Brownie J. Alford' Joyce Lipson Helen Smith Boys' Physical Education , Gail Hakes, Chairman Vincent Cisterna Paul McCloy Merle Wackerbarth Daniel ArredOrtClO -16.. BUSINESS EDUCATION Gussie Edwards, Chairman 0 Q C-62 09 ,oo 0 John Bullard James Charlson '-SONG Clarke Ethel Koons 9 S Mary Lou Lamb Elizabeth Hegner C. O. Stephens Gaynell Denison ..17.. ENGLISH 'f K s-7,.','9w.',.' 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Williamson, Chairman ,, Leon Ridenour Edward Mosevich Joe Paxton L ..Q , Q X 5 r Q 5...-.Qu K 'iligv 13, 'A'A ' T1- iQp 'fGE was a fm. -a A . Merton Lee Meinicke EvereffClif1afd Harmon Unkrlch -20- Science James, King, Chairman Kenneth Butler Roger Davy MUVVBY Walker James Ffvef Rosalyn Grigsby Leo Koivisfo John Strickland Bef' Wlmeflon - 21 - MUSIC r I ' - r ' 'r H . f - si-f 9 ' L.. xgfgfak I A Qi' f. I .- ,Hy X ' K L. 2-,pf fI,fl7iffiw'ff33f, 4: - ff- ' I. f, rfV I :'i'iYT I Pat Curry, Chairman H. Jarolde Harris Charles Craig FOREIGN LANGUAGE Susie Smelser, Chairman Helen Keniston Pete Navarette, Jr. Norma Redmon SOCIAL STUDIES Martin Mazer, Chairman John Fielden Edgar Lichtenberger I I I fl f James Gannon James Motfershaw R0l-Uefl Lee Korfe -22- I I Mr. King, Science Department, is only one of the many teachers who takes time to give extra help to students after class. Teaching is a full-time iob. lt goes on after the last bell rings, many times into night with grading papers, preparing lectures, giving extra help after school, reading of assignments, preparing exams, and making out report cards. A teacher is many things, instructor, psychologist, secretary, lecturer, counselor, diplomat, and traffic cop-one could go on indefinit ely. We, the students, extend a very sincere thank you to our excellent staff of teachers for their understanding, help time, and effort on our behalf. Mr. Bailey, English Department, busily gives individual instruction to a stu- dent. Mr. Loewus, English Department, grabs a quick bite while grading papers during the lunch hour. -23- Mr. Bullard of the Business Depart ment prepares work for the next day liMc1intenonce First impressions of a school come from the appearance of its buildings and grounds. Our maintenance per- sonnel are responsible for the fine job done in :keeping clean one of The most modern and best-looking cam- puses in Phoenix. Because of the efficiency of this staff, we are welcomed each morning by neat and orderly classrooms. Doing a capable and efficient job as head of the maintenance department is Mr. Eddie Poole. Cafeteria Personnel nl I 3 rf' We most appreciate our cafeteria personnel at lunch, when we can satisfy our appetites with the large variety of food prepared for us. Not only do these people supply us with good food at lunchg but they have hot choco- late and doughnuts ready on the colder mornings and a stand where we can buy afternoon snacks. FALCON BGARD Silvestre Herrera Mike Tang Chairman Chairman , x ' John Campbell Beverly Elser Senior Boy Senior Girl Terry Tang Anita Ewing Junior Boy Junior Girl Crane Teng Mickey Trigiano Sophomore Boy Sophomore Girl 'The Falcon Board meets daily to hear cases involving violations of rules and regulations established by the Student Council. In every case a student is entitled to a fair decision by the board. The board is composed of the student body presi- dent, and a boy and a girl from the three upper classes. The chairman ofthe morlng session of the board is Silvestre Herrerap Mike Tang heads the afternoon session. This group is ably sponsored by Mr. Gannon and Mr. Lang. These students have played a valuable role in the maintenance of an orderly and systematic student-body government. -25- Student Body Officers Silvestre Herrera President Mike Tang . Vice-president Eunice Connor Secretary Judy Edwards Treasurer There are several things our student body officers have in common-Among them a ready smile, a busy schedule, and a job of tremendous responsibility. Silvestre Herrera, Mike Tang, Eunice Connor, Judy Edwards naturally have specific duties to perform peculiar to their respective offices, and they have done these well.Yet the most important responsibility of an officer is rarely defined or stated in any constitution, this is leadership. Our Student government has been successful largely because of the initiative, energy, and leadershp qualities of our four student body officers. -27- X w Beverly HSHVY Rosemarie B r Treasurer e tone Secretary Mack Crawley Ernie DUVBN Vice-president Pfesldefif The first senior class proiect was the highly successful Gridiron Bounce on October 3, 1958. Following was t Senior Talent Assembly, November 17, with singers, dancers, comedians and other talented students from all the class performing. The high point of the assembly was the hilarious skit of a girl's first kiss by the emcees, Beverly Henry and Ern Duran. Carl Hayden's seniors were pleased with the invitations they received to visit various colleges and universities Senior Day. Arizona State University and the University of Arizona held their Senior Days in October. Arizona State Colle invited the seniors in February, while Phoenix College invited them in May. Also in May, Senior classes were dismissed f Ditch Day , and all enioyed a day of frolic and fun. On April 24, our Seniors were guests of the Junior class at the Junior-Senior Prom. During an Honor Assembly i May, scholarships and awards were given to happy seniors who hadworked hard to receive them. The June 4, 1959, graduation climaxed four years of high school for Hayden seniors, the first graduating class Carl Hayden's history. An all-night party was the last time the Class of 1959 was together. -30.. OR FAVGRITE Ann Watson Carol Knebel Margaret Stierwalt Friendliest Ernie Duran Smartest Curt Thornton Best Dressed A Ml ug 5-Zim -af, V email! B S WQQVQ5' . A Q. x A CBA.. Sam Crow Cookie Pickering Most Talkative Lonny Tumlinson Most Talented Most likely to succeed l Alice Moreno Eunice Connor Tom Walker Mike Tang M051 Comgcal Most Pooular . -- l 2 Wi Rosemarie Bertone y ' Bev Elser U 55 if ' X We Us Z Larry Benton Silvestre Herreza Best Looking Most Outstanding ,J W A X - V lt 1 T 3 A 5 I A K A, . fig '- ..'. ' : A fin , ' -1- ' 5 is --2 -a ig: 1 Barbara Rood X5-I A i 7 Bev Henry it TOFT1 Gibson John Campbell Most Athletic Begg Dancer at A i ibm W B V Barbara Lapp Pat Haines . 1 of t Ed Mcciouu Lynn Martin - 31 - 'EYLS33 - 54 3 ' l??i5'..'E ' Lv, W, TMJ 1 2151 553 . ggi 'i li? L - V f I . K - M,g5:g,4 7- 3-usa aff ,ga f X . - ff 9, -R 'f , E15 Xfiiff ,- ,qgifi ww A :?xsjfi5f.11,f gy .gg f 1 L. 1 ,. , ,. 5 3 I 5 X ,h QQ. 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K' We Chose Our Leaders Harla Duncan Joann Dunn David Duran Ernie Duran Judith Easley Billy Elias Beverly Elser Joyce Entrekin Bob Estes Anita Euzarraga Darrel Forrest Carolyn Gaddis Linda Garcia N ,, ! fiwgffgsf' H. .ii MLW , K if ,,,,,,, ,A . . , ,, Nw, L, kfiifvf L.. -1 af QW, Ewa, f ,,,..M4Q L,,, . ,L Vw X 5 wf V 5,1 , ali, f Am? t 1 'W 'fix-V. x 4 .tea 5' , .,. iyiiivfw w I 1 D 3 I 6 Rikaf . E, SPSS X 5 Wgif. fy ' M 1 J , , ,, f I- k 45,2 m , Q, QE N ' ' .6 ii? Q S, Aw .xi , X S .. X if fe s' MLN-A g, ,,, 3 if' W ,L wi V13- gzu 9 1 . 451 S f ., 1' ing Q, 2 wk- We Sought The Truth And MBFY McClain l Edgar McCloud Gordon McFarlane James MCGrafl1 Tlm0lhY MCKlll0P Patricia Mendel David Metzel Sandy Mlnmck Marguerite Monical Alice Moreno Gayle Morgan Josephine Morgan Judith Mueller Through Guidance Of Skilled Teoching Judith Munn James Murdick Theresa Navarro Guy Nichols Rffbeff O'Call'39l16n Marlys Olson Donald Oskerson Zelia Passey Ralph Payne Harold Pennington Dianne Percival Martha Phelps Ca 0lYn PlCk9fl 19 - 43 ... We Learned New Cheers Frances Polakiewicz Pat Pole Larry Pool Karen Pregcon Linda Purigraski John R6r1SVOm Edwih Rodgers George Roegler Joe Mike Roland Barbara Rood Mary Ruseckas Neil Qussell Ca,-ol Ryder And Spurrecl on New Teams Lynda Sabbe Lupe Sagasta Irene Sapien Sandra Sawhill Sandra Schantel Pat Schatzer Sue Schiewe George Schoenheider Shirley Schreiner Phyllis Schuble Karrel Shearer George Shiflet Dwane Skaggs - 45 - Q? f f ,,,f 3-4 af, , ,Egg + 5 Nxt V'vw X mi: , YM 43:3 ,1 - - M fy X -I f :if r ,. S K 1 X 1 F ' R ' 3Q'51:fi5 B P4 A fw W5 ,M M 'QA Q 'f H 5 v 5 4 ' -fc: ' 215221 ' 332123 1 15 ivy L 'vifa l sql N , Raise' , kvzv., V' ,fi 3 f H ,.,,,'..W- Y ai. 5 Qiffxvf .W Qi' MBS' ,... - Z ,, YM, -, fag, J E, . Q we :Kb X VS. -, A 35 erm, wa W1 ' W J ' L 31' .4 I ,ff m . gg.: , 'Q- rgf Q4 wi. QW 1 'Wag . -. Pottern Our Tl1ougl1ts,As We Answer Anetta Webber Connie Westwood Beverly Whisenant Marilyn Wilcox Michael Willett Dave Wilson Bonita Winters Sylvia Yocum Harry Young Michele Yunker Barbara Yurcik Ronnie Zanes Paul Zimmerman .. 48 .. pw ke plans for the agerly listening to Mr. Harris, are members of the Senior Class as they ma 'Gridiron Bounce on October 3, 1958. t - ,ffl 0 ' -4 ' L L .1, 5, .. X 'fflegl ., ,,, , , ...Hull 1 4' 4 5 . li lslxiixl li 2 filllfrgl' ' l 3 Vin ig' K 'r -I r I -f ,givlif if 4 .. Eff?-. . I . -A by L ,.' M y I .7 , ' ' ' r lP'554.2Me1-m--m ,hw gr ,j -an-wqg1:10 wqvis, ,IMA t, L Z . , ' 1379 mtllllvil '4 l -'YW sf ilitiso-ww'- f '!'f1 'l . .. .,L - :sw V '- i r --rm., - wig :fn-,irA,ef.2,1'?Jz1,125-ifrzff' 1,3 L ill l l if if ee'l lg Vi 1 5 r - . ffl.Lili'Qfx-SZf1:xl:lff'l75'Q7f1:.:.H:L'g: . L1 f , , 1 , r x , -fin-'ye n 'rex-31' ' , WS?-f1m'P'f . 'wx' rf ,,. W 1Q.3i,g:,Q V E .1., -2, -an l?,?f3?9fT' A li e-... a ssess' fi 'algae in -if A . of . . V I in '- - ,NA -...gn-cm 3L 'b:H+i4,7Qii wifi? -, nsfw 1 V' ' fa- .W '- , f ,. , - rm '. V 4: 3 ',.,-is s f, i M' - :h sax- ' +gf!eg'-+I - 3 -W, K '- ' 1 . : 'R is -Q K I V' a- 153. - - lift - 237' tlxmfif-'Qi '4g1.,,'. , , M' 1 'f?21ffff3ef. t i s i5lfw,'-51P-'.a.faief-i..-Q.x:,,.s:rrf vJH1'ff'trl'f'f3-'Q it 'ESS l' iW'?i'fE'145'lY'lli 3'l'i'?I'1 h1'E'V' f ' -. ra f mu' , , ,.,, ' y, y-, 3 . gf-5 - .. A ,, A ' 1. Q ' fgmzmfifriz. Xd'i '1'?fwQ-.-L' F ' -V - ' Dressed in costume for the Senior Class variety show, Bev Henr and Ernie Duran sing What's Your Name Little Girl . -49- Y DHBENIUEDIBS wwf George Roegler President First Semester Sylvia Ortiz Vice-president i President Second Semester Linda Swan Secretary Nancy Bowyer Treasurer A number of underclassmen gathered on Carl Hayden's campus in the fall of 1957 and in one short ear became I Y Juniors of today. The individual differences quickly merged into group spirit as all began to strive toward the goa making Carl Hayden rank among the best. Fund-raising proiects for this year have included: operating a plastic inating machine, sponsoring a sports dance, and class ring sales. Students, sponsors, and committees of every worked hard to make the climax of the year's activities - the Junior-Senior Prom - an outstanding success and a filled occasion. -52- .l' a ii? l 4 it M 4 me :., ,M 5 S 5 2? KY l be it Cecelia Abeytia Dcnald Abney Dale Adams Jean Adams Susan Akers Linda Alford Charles Allen Ferris Allison William Altman Barbara Anderson aw! ,K ,. X JoAnn Angelini Larry Applebee Lewis Ash Vivian Atkins Joan Auble Zigi Michale Avalos Gloria Babbel Ronnie Babel Kathleen Baker Connie Barajas 1 A V , A rlll -' , s 1 p ein r,s . ff r r, Lg 3sf?E Tswiw A lsfw f lm' msU,g,4 fone -..k 5 , , 1. : 'V.f - W s . l V.s, l .A is Vl , v s ' A lt l A A V o l s Q Ea l., ..: .J-, M. .. X .X ,. W S , . l ll + Roland B6l'3f1OW5l4l Andrew Barfield Frank Barmetler Ruth Barrett Tom Barrett - 53 - lr Y wi if sl wg 3, Q Q aw, Bettie Barry Charlene Bartson Jim Beam Carole Bean CYfWllWi6 Beardshear Sally Beeman Edward Beikman Barbara Bennett Beverly Bennett Carol Bias Don Bickle lris Bildner Wallace Bindig Clair Bishop gandfa Blaziug Sherrie Bohrer George Bolt Rose Bonham Nancy Bowyer George Boyce Marilyn Bradford Ann Bradshaw . i Q S - BX. j Barry Brooks Judy Brooks Marsha Brown Jeanne Bullard Sharon Bullock Robert Bundy J QJ, .J M 2. 4 12 7 K ll K i f W X 14 W if X fr ll fi il Joanne Burke Joyce Burleson CarolY ' Burnett Judy Burlcher 1 3 3 5 Lucille Cartwright Jeanetle Chambers Judy Chavez CarOICl'1esley Billy Campbell L- . r X X . , Boyd Chisholm FQ 'L , rig. gm, if Y' El Q ' l zlflll U11 - -- --ff Johnny Collier li ff l I J C Q-fl .J 1 - Caroline Christman Patricia Clark Ronald Clark William Clayton Carole Cole Don Comis Jim Cookman Don Cox James Cox Ruthie Cole 1 -:, al . . . 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I 3 t f iw 71' Q ,ri A vg 1 Nora Cox an I L Glenn Coyle Rosemary Coyne Sharon Craig Donna Crawley Marilyn Crimmings Mary Louise Dad Janis Dahlgren Barbara Daley James Daniel Frank Dankemeyer Paul Darnell Pafricia DaUQl'1e lY NGVWCY Davison Rachel De La Vara Jack Dempsey Paul Desanli Jean Devoley Edwin Dickens Danny Dillard Dee Doemer Sharon Dunn Chuck Dunny Judy Edwards Elaine Egan Susan Ellis James Emerson Geraldine Endsley Patricia Endsley Jim Enk Anita Ewing James Fain .,,.-vm -56- s-...su Feightner Fox Gage Garrett Carl Fenner Kent Franklin Pat Gallo Rose Marie Gentile Bill Fields Troy Frazier Lynda Gammill Charles Gibson Carol Foltz Terry Fisk Donna Fitzpatrick Dora poster Phil Freedman Donna Fritz Lynda FUSS Joe Garcia Marcella Garcia J6Ckle GHFVGIS John Ginn Don Girsch Ronald Gonshak Fifi '33 5 fi jf. my W ,, M if -f-. y G a F A i all -57- 1 ,S YW , .4 2 1, - J X , .1 Q 2 .M 42 is , , mg, Loretta Harter John Hautz Diane Henrickson Kaihy Hiller Wendel Holi A J Kenneth Havermale Jack Henry Joan Hiser Claude Hower S 5 ., S ,gfilaicm J K fl up NW Judy Hawkins Carol Hays Andrew Herman paul Hema Jean Holger Jeannie Hogafe Jack Hughes Barbara Hull Charles Heaiherly Irene Herrera Lorraine Hoagland Billye Hull Daniel Hembree John Hershev Albert Holiday Ruth Ann Hull -59- wwdffif' Twila Hunt Linda Hurley Erneshne Hutchinson Gary hams Anita Isham Carol Jackson Mary Janeway Egfhef Jimenez Devona Johnson Eva Johnson Marilyn Johnson JSHN JOHNSTON Charles JONES Walter Jones Rickie Karber Mine Kawamura Sandra Kauffman Jay Keeler Carol Kelly Maureen Kenck John Kennedy Dianne Kidd Elizabeth Kioseff Jean Knaack Steve Knapp , Q .Zf rw! ,,, A l X ' ' JH -'fi' 4- Chill! W, - if - . John Krachf Dennis Kullos Delmar Kuniz Helen Kurtz Margaret Lackey Gary Knoll Tony Korinek Wiley Landry Jerry Lawrence Frank Lawson Joe Lease Roger Lee Bob Legget Marilyn Lehman Earnest Leonard Gloria Leonard Ray Lerma Lee Leugers Margaret Lira Dee Livengood Marilyn Locke Linda Lohr Jackie Long Roberta Loyd Jack Lutz , . W i X 'K L QW! L ,L L L 1-rra L ,. Q , H ri 1. . 44: f' , 1 S ii. Q r 1 F n' if -L 1 ' r - -'D A L -far ,, ,,,,, ' 4'lKll :.l1l . L X ' Q? . ' e 'C?ff-5?N hx 1' r wg . Q - -Q.: . 13' -61- E l l li y . I ll K 1 li M Q Margie Lynch Marsha Malone Beverly Marshall Janet Mays Linda McCauley Joan binds John Maclieever Ronald Maddox Virginia Maldonado Sydney Mallory Tom Martell Chuck Mazur Terri McCombs Barbara Martin Ken McBee Carol McCourt l Q . in gif ll T l lli If ' f l' V I 'WA A . . rf ll fg l ll ri y Ami X rl i fi 'Q 5 Q y dr rad l osx ef in ' .. , ' , ' Ted Marlin Mike.McCalisTer Bob McDaniel .ffm rar , li Helen Matsumoto Pai McCarty John McDaniel ff Dewey Maxwell Larry McCarty Sandra McDowell Q ,.. A...'.X f I ll j , rag QQ i f , ' 735 7 , L. V k A . il , . by , , or V 1 ,.,-5' 'QM . 'E ra L' K M -62- .SY QQU Q' il . 1 W li ' A Ut' ' 1 x :L A49 , xr it l ff 1 f Edward McElhaney Robert McFaden Virginia McGovern Torn McGeleny Gwen McGregor Rebecca Medina Bruno Migliazzo Dennis Mitchell Adela Mendivil Dale Miller Tom Mitchell fs i , Phyllis Menzler Marilyn Miller Velma Mitchell if-L Perry Mentzer Douglas Mills Paul Moellenkamp Stephen Mercey Kay Mills Linda Moore W ,. 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Donna McKrell Pat McMillan Glenn Merritt Sharon Mills Nellie Moreno fi qbu A y ri aa T Q yfys r , tsry 9 rg Q K ' .,,. ,V il s i n 1 nl M ' ' l ' s I -63- if Karel Morrison Beverly Nixon Sylvia Ortiz Judy Ordean Corina Palladini 4 AF. ,iw V el my ' 'f X 'K , if-' Q M Patricia Mueller Gene Mulleneaux James No,-din Melinda Norman Barbara Osborn Florencio Othon Jimmy Palmer John Permenler X, Y el O O N I 1 ' l '-N, , ir ' 1 if ,J ,W P . 2 wi ffl Richard Negri Barbara Norihcuif Tom Overby Laura Pertnikovs W Karen Nelson Carole Newman Mary O'Hanl0n Cliff Olson Stewart Owen Betty Peters Bill Page Marlys Peterson Ama, rf' i s - 64 5 l Piazza Undine Pierce Robert Polk Minnie Pruett Mike Ransom Earl Reed Pickering Maria Platt Ted Ponich Donna Puckett Robert Ray Nancy Reed James Sanders Norman Schell Deanna Setka Reitz Karen Rlley Frances Ruzgis Carolyn Sadusky Charles Sanchez Rlcher Victor Rnvard Sandy Rmherford Jennie Sagasta Joe Sanchez -65.- ,:, A 4 3 2 gig X ,K ., 0 1 K . H 's Q? 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X L V L ,,L, H I Q V WS 1-gp' 3 Q r A if W W rss , fr' W Q I Allen Wieckowicz Wilma Wiif Linda Wilbanks Sue Wilbur Norma Wilkes Dana Wilkins Bill Williams John Williams Willie Williams Arthur Wills Dennis Wilson Mary Wilson Lynn Wools Mary Woolwine Lloyd Grundmeyer Pat Wilson Roberta Wilson Russell Winer Linda Wisdom Harry Wong Bill Wright Ervin Zeeman Jerry Zeeman Dave Zimmerman Phil Garrison W - '+' f V -1 .V ,A 'f W 1 sirs f s ia xx., Fi 1 Z lHi f' 'ff ' fi I it Q i i i f s 4 wi.. 69- eil 'ii if . i X A . 3 fx Apr, 2, Wmkxxxxxnxxxxw xxxx mx X Willie Tadano President . ri i rig. KL.: Becky Emerson fs. 1- 'll fx. ,g Viceepresident ' Q1' . I . L . .X .-,gt ' fflkffi Q . 4 5- ' . . 1. f .ti he 1 rf ' fl .7 .f . 15 A - ,..V. gc . a ,sl 1.f,.. Sal ly,Zudell Secretary Joy Edwards Treasurer The industrious and capable students of the Sophomore class will be the first four year graduates of Carl I den High School. These students have really hustled to make these four years a fun-filled and profitable experience. Among the class's most successful proiects were the Harvest Moon Dance, a Halloween dance, and the Bounce sports dance. These activities were sparked and piloted by the Sophomore Class Council. lf their enthusiasm continues, class will certainly set new records in the logues of Carl Hayden High School. -72-. -rr' Abbenseth Barry Abbott Armida Abeytia lone Abe-ytia JBFYIGS Adams ,J 2 9 4 fl '- Akers Glenda Alford Arneson Carol Ash l Babineau Terry Bailey arol Barnaby Jacqueline Barnhill ,Q ,I ,im , Ui ' tli.l'i, Q f. Jacquelyn Allen Kenneth Auble Gay Baird Shirley Barr , 7 Fl Q Y? Y if J, Yu. ' 4 J i an A I 3- 3, 'lift - 5 it . ' 4 f .ggicf A , ,. V J 42 A -A l if 5,434 - I :MV , , . Ola Alvis Janice-Ayers Ann Baker Clarence Barrett -73- 1 -.l ' -1' if 1 ' 3 l, ,4f':f...r 'j . if.. ..i- f- 7 5' -' ' :' L, H Kathryn Adams Linda Adelman l ,QL ffoxix i-JJQ'-g l: 'r - , 'r VN. rf 4 J, F Lorye Anderson Joseph Ayman Richard Baker Shirley Barrons ' 1 3 '94 X X Gilbert Apodaca Fred Arendall William Babbel R055 Babcock Joe Baratta Sarah Barber John Bartos Dan Bates -e ,XJ fi' J J ,mil . Frances Bates Annettia Bauer Donald Beardshear George Berger Dennis Best Loren Bestenlehner fix -' 'sr Q A ' : Bk af 'za J or ff he ' ' hu.. F Q K , 1 J ..,, J l fr B J X af' i lir'lY. V' I' 2 -4, ' Q I 2 S' ll F 'V R 'af '45-4 ,I X Hazel Blackmer Henry Brandon Jerry Brown Johnnie Blackwell Jim Blake Diana Bonebrake John Bremer Ronnie Brewer Samuel Brewer Lloyd Brumfield Nancy Brumm Daniel Bucheit ll E' M- L I s ' Z! 4 . 1 , 1 it r ' lil x -'V H i .v X Jimmie Begay Carol Billings A V , :-,.,if ll my I , I V' mfr 1- .vw-Q.. Ronnie Bonner Barbara Brock Barbara Buelow M, Eddie Bennett Rita Beran Benny Bishop Linda Blx yo 'i I .A XX dw .,,r X N., 1 X e 5 Pa n TX X f . at Q X f 9 at B li. Paul Boyce Donna Brown Betty Buelow Q, 3 .4 f. ix ,.l rf' ll N.-.ix fllf Russell Burner Dvviqht Burns Harry Camplell Frank Canady X 14 Edward Caywood Robert Challis Dennis Cling Victor Cobos Betty Cook Susan Cool-.e . .l,, . in -J a fla, ,J f' , J a .J , - up ' J. N3 nfl? 5' R ll in i . 1 v'l1 i i 1 LLYA y Q NX . X ll J , , l ,L an ' ff a C A? yr ,al 65- X 9 4 I r . 'Q -,:' Q ' J il J p f J Q J a, a 7 ji , ,f X - ff .. 'nl if u V y is I as V -' was V fl 'lg A .J Q . ei VVJVV .,. W as l i +1 J as x ' v4 J ,'.,1 .rf 1 1. , , is-. -0 QQ Z Gr I7 ii rf X Qfkuelrr 'R' S ,S z li ,+R l ' I A an X Barbara Burtcher Manuel Cadena Barbara Cain Ernest Calderon Coleen Campbell Gerald Cannan Lillian Caravona Ronald Carlton Jeffrey Carter John Cavness Sf-im' we ......Lh... M, J f be ' . i irrkk ly ,. - 1 5 K C ry ,,, K I ,gf K .fe w , ' I l i ' 1 , J Q ,Q ., - if 1 Y it A D M K . i h ' xx h X 5 .dfwi MJ, -1-l-.Lil A ai R - 'WW Winnie Chapman Carol Chaves Sharon Coleman Sonia Collinsworth Max Cookman Sharon Cooley -7-S- Teresa Chavez Jolene Combest lnez Coonfield Karen Claire Mary Conley Darleen Coop Nels Cleveland Thomas Connally er James Cooper f ,4 -'fini -D ll x 4 li 1 ' J Y Fl Q ,A-A, K? A of Claude Cope Richard Copeland Joellen Coplan Terry Coppage Mary Covey Denise Cowand Bill Coyne Joann CFGBCH Alene Crockell Mary Crone Elaine Cross Lois Crow Esperanza Cruz Carolyn EVE H b 1 1 C we A 3 ll l , i C fl Sd Alan Current Carol Cusson Frank Cuzzocrea Gilbert Cypheri Roberf Daley William Daley Y Lil is ,,,r 3? Q -'Q 4-J Mary Daniels William Dankmeyer Leonard Daugherty Dianne Davis Vicky Daviss Patricia Deardorff Joe Dei-ialle Susan Delbrod Doris Demarest John Denman Gene Demon Tony Diloernardo Patricia Dickey James Crystal Dilley Janice Dillon Jerilynn Doan Melvin Domback Carlos Dominguez Darlene Dorr Lois Drehmer Barry Duncan Joan Duncan Suzy Durham Wayne Dutton Lois Eads Rosa Eason Joy Edwards Dorothy Eich Rosemarie Elizalde Carole Emenhiser Becky Emerson Julius England Gloria Epps John Everett mf Vs x ab' im? , V ,M ., L Margaret Ewing Paul Faherty Joan Faikowski Linda Farley Mary Farley Virginia Farnsworth Janet Faulkner Ffedric Felkins Joe Felts Jane Ferguson Thomas Ferguson Jane Field Lennie Fike Del Fletcher -77- i I ..., N vw f, R, 1,. ' 9, Nathan Fihn Mary Fintel Norma Fitzsimmons Larry Forrest Pat Fortney Martin Foutz Bill Frasier Frank Furey I-ana Galyean Joann Gama Donna Garland Reba Garrett Sylvia Gervais Mary Gilla Carol Glacken Bobbie Glenn Fred Gordon Mary Grandt Albert Grant Pat Grant Marla Gray James Greeling Donna Grosswiler Douglas Grove Barbara Guilfoyle Michael Gularte Ronald Guthrie Patricia Gwinn J0l'1r1 RiCl16I'd Hale Bill Halvorson James Hamilton Rebecca Harbison Dennis Harkins Linda Harper Haldenwang -78- Georgia Hart Roxanna Harris Janet Hartnett Barbara Heeter Gary Henderson James Henry MW' Paulette Hastings Valerie Hawkins Elva Herrera Mary Hetu W' S .lf s y ' , 4+ itll all 'ww kg it 3 t .Jiri -JM . sy 2 , ,., ' lrvalene Hayes Jerry Hazzard Clark Hinderleider Mariorie Hodgson Aff f Romona Hoesle Jerome Hogue Deana Holder Sammy Holland Brian Holt Norma Horner Ray Horner Lonnie Howard Jack Howell Jim Howell Dewayne Hudson Dale Huffman Janet Hughes Charles Hull John Hunter -79- Dixle Honeycutt Lucretia Horner Ronnie Howell William Huber Raymond Hunter Phyllis Huntington Jeanette Hylton Janice Ives Barbara Jackson Willard Jackson Joyce Jacobs Nathan Jacobs Roger Jakubczak Shirley Janeway Bonnie Jarrell Dora Jay Lou Jefferies Sue -lemeYS0F1 Glenn Jefdee Mike Jernigan J a ,r ' 5 ' ' ,Q :Q J ,Q i't i , ' , l ,I ,W it , my I in AE, J ' .ifbl ' y ,. KQVV 5 A 2 V74 I :l g W A .A Q 2 . .,, ,sn s , is , -' ii i' lei? ., is A gy f J , ' s K J. . J ' J ll ., ' J H ' rg L 1 ' , rr' r r Q ' W 1' f t'r' J , 5 Q ,ggli V. ' GBVY Johnson Gwen Johnson James Jones Jimmy Jones Kathy Jones Lillian Jones Mary Jones Ronnie Jones Valerie Jones Diana Jordan Joseph Juarez Audrey Kattanick Eiko Kawamura Nancy Kays Barbara Keeler Patricia Kelleher Edward Keller Patricia Kelly Dee Kemp Mary Key Sandra Kidd -30- Kile Shirley Killgore Al Kimball Robert Kimbley Eugene Kindred Dianne King James King John King Melody King William King John Kingsley Gary Kinsey Sue Kirkpatrick Wanda Knaack Knight Dorothy Knoll JudY Knopick Marilyn Koebbe Lloyd Kondyra Ruth Kopp Robert Kfalm ry Krell Virginia Kriese Michael Kunkel Mary Lane Ruth l-Bmef Jeanette Larson Jean Lawrence Laycock William Lee Bob Leggett Claude Lehman Cheryl Leinberger Barbara Leonard Patrick Liles i , Ji J . -.s ein ,' iiai , , 3 . Y Y - W- Y s. ,ff Linda l-i555 Bobby LOUQ Joe Lopez Mary Ellen Lopez Rose Lopez Stella Lopez Tom Love Carolyn Lovelady Carla Loveridge Ruby Lunders Richard Lusby Karen Mahoney Helen Malutin Laraine Marble Ronald Mark Michael Martin Rex Martin Ross Martin Sandra Martin Cecilia Martinez Gilbert Martinez Ray Martinez James Martone Mary Mason Sharon Mathews Gloria Matlock Richard Mattei Mary Mattone James May William May Gary Mayo Sandra Mayo Michael McBride James McCalister Jerry McClaren S F ii 4 'Wi 4 ! l lffffflllf . s Q , em Eli ' l Q. ft as ' 'gi , ' J Q . 37 J J ,r J full r y , fl ' - 5, 1 , i ' -. . if ' 'W ff ,wif f' v , , ' f air I ,fc-.. 2 f, e,7,:1L , g gi i x. Bonnie McDonald Douglas McGeary Alan McGill William McGuire Darla McHenry Barbara McMillan Wiley Meador Evelyn Mellecker Bill Mendel Gloria Mendivil Pamela Mettler Terry Mikolaiczyk Darlene Miller Donnie Miller J V1 ,,Z,21,. ' ' ll.,.lL1 Wrf. 'in K John Miller Johnny Miller Larry Miller Wanda Moore Ray Moran Robert Moreno Jayme Mullins Deannie Munn Gerry Myers Palsy Miller Ann Morgan Henry Napier 83- ,N Ronald Miller Faye Morriss Linda Newby ,annie-M 4 - fwm,r . R, . Douglas Moore Joann Moore Jerry Mulleneaux Brenda Mullins Kay NEWTON Nicole Nichols David Niles Cheryl Nix Georgia Noble Connie O'Brien Ronald Oehm Doffie Ogle Fred Ohlrich Michael O'Keeffe Karen Oldfafher Hope Oleskey Jean Olsen Raymond Ordonez Naomi Orr Neldon Overfield Elizabeth Overton Michael Owsley Donald Panlcoff Douglas Parks Merrell Partenheimer Ruth Arm parrillo Judy Paxfon Sylvia Peeler Mike Pena Cary Pendergast Rebecca Perdue Linda Perkins Sharon Perkins Kathleen Perna Judy Phillips Robert Pierce Deborah Pierce Daniel Pierson Harris Pierson Charles Pilgrim Sharon Pilgrim -34- l A' ', i - 'Riff -, 'K Y- . 7 :sk I . I , if- 'A lf ia X 5 A. ,., 'L ' ii 1 - ,X - .1 wp..- Dalles Plumley Joyce Poff Jerry Potts Rosa Price Jean PUSGY Marie Quarequio K rw i 3 R it or , al 16 as ' A HJ Ar, . 4 '-hu 1 Mary Reagan Evelyn Reed virginia Riach Galvin Richards 'X 1 VH. gi' xy if y q Q i q'x 5? ' 'fi Q. ,kg ' J 5 f J if or h J6? ang y 0 if c cc Barbara Poindexier Bonnie Provine Eleanor Ramon Richard Ramonette C6I'Ol Rauscher Ronald Polk Glenn Poindexier Janice Pollng Gary Pulsipher William Pruett Barbara Pugh W Q lci 1' ga lv , : - R S li R.. R M W- - ' fr 3' il E mx. R 5 4 .rv fe Robert Porter Phyllis Purcell l N., Q fi X Tommy Rayburn Anita Read f X 1 . is : f A ,fd , az? S x f 'WW ei 'ir 'L' l an 4 'j Y , 1. I 1 Q1 Mable Reel Joseph Richter -Haw- Juclith Reese Annabeth Reich Aurora Renteria SOCOVFO RGYGS l-Ynda RlQQins Terry Rine Linda Riilch Eileen Rivard -if , . Brent Robles Rachel Rodriguez Cherie Roeder 3 -3 1 My W! - l Winford Rogers la' I Af r fr et Maasai x Sharon Rolston Julian Rosales Pete ,K t i i - .. . - .,, at .J rr' , l M., it til 5 , 7, , A F ,f,,r M . N ip L. :f. . l fi: 'dl .- - ' I - .' g, ' -'rl lA ' 4 'Vz'.'. .21T 3 , ' -L .l,X. I ' -.X ,Q '.'.1.1:f::2E-.1 i A-fx -:.:' Q y rg, X if it f-f J?-vkfll l ,fl - rl fw f rr ' an ll lv hffsi. :Fha Patricia Rosner Rachel Rupert Bill Sanvido Michael Self Lewis Ross Meriam Roth Sharon Ryan Lorna Salobe Jo Sawhill William Saxton Beverly Seitz Raymond Shaar Nh , Len Rottmiller Nancy Saltkeld Kathy Schantz Jerry Shaffer - 86 - Doris Royal Mary Rubio Jessie Sanchez Betty Sanders Joyce Schuette Mary Lou Scott Lois Shaw Marlene Sheehan Fernando Ronnie Santa Alva Sears Larry Shepard .,N,,i,rf, 4 '.,.f-W-.., fi? an V 2 Q li if Y W .. ' ' P . . . - , X +f,. rr. .t , - nl . . -W-4 A iii' -'Ft l ',fb.i'g J - Craig Shepard Donald Lloyd Sherrill Jerry Gray Shields Michael James Shown Betty Dean Shull Carey Joe Sidaway James Leslie Sidwell , X 3 5 if fi, YQQ ' , ,. Q I Jah t 4 r , .. Z-f ,WG ft Ai in dwg -4? f F ,, ,ax xl, fkxxxf Y K. 4 ff K l Q Q 5 if ill X fx N if Q , V. if I 3 V -is J H . . iw , K X fr f ' ' -2 r .' . '.f M? . if June Sandra Jeanine Donald Reed Sink Donna Laray Sislo David James Sisson Gary Lee Smart Jean Ann Smart Siniaho Smith Donna Lee Smith Everett Alvin Smith Kathleen Helen Smith Rena Mae Smith Roger Louis Smith Shagicolaelfne Sue Bill H. Speck Robert George Phyllis Charm Squyres Dean Stack Jack Stephens William Edwin Sprague Stephens mes Sherm n Evelyn O, Stevens James Vernon Pamella Ray Steward Don A. Stoker James A. Stoleson Billie Jo eohenson f- Stevens sfabblefseid -87- Patricia Stubblefield Patricia Swain N gvblg l T fi l 2 ai as 5 L if ,4 g I wr K X 5 , ,rf Sheila Taylor Patricia Tingle Michacina Trigiano Jerry Turner If ra! , -A 'E' Karen Stufflebeam Bob Stl-'flel' Charles Swink Wille Tadano I .,,,. Q A ALJ ff, lfzlxrw g . K , .:, ' Vi'i UM P 1- ' 1 X fi Q r ,. C ,H sw-,,,, Y' i' - ' r'415? ,' -L ' . ' L X' ' , V- - 1 c J lb: .R i If Lg T or ir C N ., ,A Wg, r Q MW ,- ff ff, f s xi ig if , ,. -YQ . C A , X - ,cs ,:,. C Charles Sullivan M5VllYf1 Svfherland Gerry Tavernaro Johnny Taylor S - m y 1 , if I 'Lge -. fil g l' W 'K,hi iw.-, i,i. ig T -lf 1 A i I 'w .. I aa' rwnflk ', . . Q l ' l ' .:,V 1 Crane Terig .lo Ann Thacker Glenn Thaxton Danny Thiehoff Donna Thomas Diana Tippery Vernon Tisdale John Tobias Jack Tolmachoff Rose TOWGYY Charles Turpen David VanCuren Mike Vanlandingham David Vaughn 3 2 fad' sl ln V0S9le Ernest Wakefield Paul Wakefield Mary Walker Watkins Terry Weckesser Martha Whears Sandy Westbrook ! E 1 gp . ,,l A M .f I as -- e 5. .F we W QQ il rr r ,lf Widule Donna Williams Alma Williford Cassandra Wllls Wolben Jeanette Wong Linda Wood Phyllis Wood nom Yano David Yeates Harold Yee Gordon Yocum -89- M .da .- . . f inn - , N - his is ff -ll A , . ,,f gf , ' A TA Q .4 ', L M A r 12, ig- .Q-' 2 i 1 ff, , D, A lf? ' lg .-iffibe-K -nlllqgl A Giijfwaq 'iii' Q slag! M-lg all 'fi . . me , X , My Charles Waller Gerald Whelpley E, L' .-Ca.: -.5 5. , f ' A if siss A .. Y1..ga-...,. , 4 , '.s . 4 : rl D ll D i f fn 'Q' 'K w E I ef if f 1? David Wilson Wanda Woodson Rea York , -,Jiri 1 YK X 5 Q ' P lifisaf- ' ' Linda Ward Janice Warner Dennis White Elaine Whitmore .. ,gf ' fs , Nl , 4? i '5 W . is fl : 1' fl WDMQQ A-3 r 'W - 2? Q E5 W We V W iiiif ' of W Q r i Gary Wilson Wanda WllSOI1 Pamela Wrlghl Carol Yandell Don Zane Sallie Zudell LFLFBESSIHHMIEINI WfwifffwfffffWfffffgffffw l Rosa Lee Gibson President Q' -gg N S ...I A Sandy Stockton Vice-President Mary Baratta Secretary MBVY Emerson Treasurer This year 1000 energetic freshmen entered Carl Hayden School. Thus began their four years of activity, new experie and piles of homework. Busy meeting expectations and setting new records, these freshmen have been a welcome tion to our campus. They began by electing their officers, establishing clubs, and taking an active interest in sports. beginning is an indication that the class of '62 will meet the challenge of the future and continue to be a credit to Hayden High School. -92- 2 A , E A f .,,. 1 Q. B . V+z M J t A i ia 'Q if 'gk 12- my P 'K 'T . K . B f Lviii , 1 J - l ee X 1 f ,J 'lr be -N all Bobby Lois Margarita 'hervl Becky Jane Arthur Sue Aaron Abbenseth Abeytia Adams Allen Allen Anderson Anderson X, Wg' it f vi K , Q lf ks, l 1 .J Carl Jerral Peter Judith Tommy Tommy Joanna Garry Andrew Appleget Aranda Armstrong Arnold Arrona Ash Ashinhust 5 l T 'H Esther Larry Jim Les Avila Aycock Bagg Baldwin Margaret Mary Holly Timothy Lana John Charlotte Robert Baraiar Baratta Barber Barnhart Barry Bates Bauer Baugh Sai , Clvdean Gary Wanda Don Dennis James Phyllis James Baxley Baxter Beaird Beck Beecher Bell Bellamy Bennett -93.- , - ky: if V, i 35, t f, ,Ft .v:, , . Ir in K ,Z y 5 if I n Q fub H , Ji 'r -r B f- ,- MY ,,,' y ., E, B -- iii? , A ' ' r 'B ' N. rw : AV it V in L , V I i t Ei R .,,-L I, -' if . , M 455 LL,. , . . k WH L r f ,V r w : , ' ,t L'-, t Z . 1 V, i M le Lkr flqy , T4 . iiy , , ., A ,V TV, , .E k . B 5A V V A K.- - f . 72. LILQLQ. Q 1 'B 1 4 -ii ' ' ' f 1 li Henry Bonnie Andrea Duane Norman Don Kenneth Ma rY Bentley Bergman Bernicky Bishop Black Blackburn Bledsoe BlUVll'1S - Mardi Arceniz Bobby Ruby Richard Pete Mary Roxane BOHFGV Bonlllas Boroughs Bosquez Bostic Bowden Bowers Bowles Mr f- 1 la ,K .QQ ii, 1 Gary Judy Judy Roger Bowser Bowyer Bradshaw Bradshaw Karen Gary KEY Louise David JOYCE Karen Carole Brandt Brazil Brewer Brewer Brice Brown Brown Bryan Sonia B05 Robert Larry William Julie Bennie Louis BUCl4 BUe5ClieV Bvilef Burcher Burger Burkhalter Burns Bustamante -94... 'K , .snag -, sriwfgsq: V ' Ie- ' ,.,, C, M 5 A , M. k,,L .,.. r ,. . , tr if I X ,Fw , 25.1--2 ,ti :IN :M . .f f I V 5 'gpg . Q - fb: - kt, Sl ' ' , nf' . V l .Mft tt Grant Donald John Richard Sharon Betty Luvern Kenneth Calley Cameron Camp Campbell Campbell Cangelose Cardwell Carl r rr aa larb rlla y ' CX . f, -.., .'-, D+, 5 - rrl- rr' ,, ' J W it 'J J . it 1. - - of s J 1 ., , 5 ','.' . Vaaa J - t A lra I C ' it Kenneth Oweeda Dexter Travis David Betty Robert Mike Carroll Cartright Cate Chambers Chaney Christian Christie Clark Sandra Timothy Judy Linda Clay Clements Click Conto Ann Denise Edward Jim Goldie J. C. Rodger Sandra Cling Cloutier Cocchiola Coleman Collier Collins Conant Conder Mary AW Jane Arthur Lawrence Sandra Wilbur Judy Sandy Cllfk Cook Cooley Coonfield Cornelle Cornwell Comm Costello -95 William Robert John Perri Larry -l0'SeDl'l Jane Marshall Coyle Craig Crane Crawley Creager CFIPDSS Cross Curco Linda Robert Robert Dominic William Julie Sfephen Doroth Curia Curry Custer Cuzzocrea Cypherf Dad Daley KaTl'1y Bonnie Cecil Diana Sandra Daugherty Davis Davis Davis Davis Virginia William Larry Wanda Helen Billy Ginger Gerald Davis Davis Dawson Defore Deloach Denmon Denney Deskins Eugene Mary Daniel Orpha Paula Holland Alfred Alice Diego Diekema Dierenfield Dillard Dille Dillon Dimas Dimas Y Russel Carolyn Albert James Barry Ernest Larry Tom Dobash Dolbee Donecker Douthit Drake Duarte Dunny Dunny Ralph Jane James Lester Martha Mary Hershel RaYfT10nCl Durham Dutcher Dyer Eager Earp Earp Eaton Eberly Sandra Patsy David Stanley Alice Ebright Edwards Egelhoff Eide Elias Terry Mary Barbara Manuel Williams Eugene George Lynn Elwood Emerson Enriquez Escalante Eth Evans Evans Evans William Gary Richard William James Sandra Sharon Wayne Evans Everett Everett Eyler Fabian Fagg Fancher Farley -97- Billy Larry Connie James Vicki Joyce Joyce William Farris Fenner Fields Fields Fisk Fong Forinasn Fortenberry Jerry Karen Charlotte Sharon Franklin Carole Dan Ann Foster Fouts Fox Franz Friesner Fritz Furlong Furman Q I :W V 2 filffk 3 L' Louis Richard Danny Carol Furubotten Gable Gaffney Galan Sheflan Arlene Howard Thomas Jeffrey MGVY Carl gigsrgs Gaffafd Garrels Gatling Gaudet Gerdes Gerstenberger Gibson Rosa Lee Roy Michael Martha Brenda Jerry John FFBHCGS Gibson Gibson Goodson Gowan Gowens Graham Grauer GraY -98- Melva Jane James Wesley Margaret John Michael Larry Greene Greenleaf Greenlee Griffith Griffiths Groom Gross Gruenlce Q ,. x T i . fi , , lb' of f Q. , I ' ! 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L J ' 1 2 i A Q J 'H s -99- Darrell Lindy' George Linda Madelaine George Donna Jeannie Howell Howick Hughes Hughes Huls Hummel Hunton Hurley J5me5 A006 Bill John Robert Larry Colleen Robert Huskey Hyder Ignacio ller Iliff lrnus Jackson Jackson Robert Ernestine Ronnie Ronnie Sammy James Jefferson Jennings Jennings Jimenez Pamela Bert Eugene Gerald Betty Ivan l-Oren Loretta Johns Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jones Sharrnan John Ronald Bonnie Guadalupe Terry Wayne K Lena Jones Jordan Jording Joyce Juarez Justice Karialainen arpman -100- Gregory Rowena Stephen Denny Gary Paula Carol Carl Kaslo Kattanick Kavalski Keating Kelley Kellough Keltner Kennedy John Janet Tommy Sidney Larry Judy .Linda Gloria Kennedy Kenner Kenson Kindig Kindred King Kingsley Kirby Lecinda Linda Richard James Carolyn Kmetko Kmetko Knaack Knight Koile V Larry Fred Jimmy Linda Helen Rosemary Barbara Louise Kralovetz Kuban Kuschel Lambert Langford Larson Lawrence Lawrence Cliff Joseph Linda William Ruth Connie David George Lee Lee Lee Lee Leinberger Lesperance Lewis Lewis -'l0'l- Sharon Lonnie Mary Torn Lewis Lillie Lira List Charlene Lawrence Ralph Alonzo Little Locke Logue Long Annamay Judy Patricia Norma Kaye Jerry Sharon Louie LOHQ Long Long Lowry Lytle Maddox Madison Maiors V V V I V V I flkl V , Q: h .,., 5 ch, , V CV V J W 2 L Q J J A y V Q 'Z V J if J it rrrr . ., L rrrr 1 Dennis Joseph Val Sylvia Christine Malloy Malone Malutin Marcy Marin William Robert Timothy Stephanie Daniel Eloy Joseph Delia Marlowe Marsh Martell Martin Marfinez Martinez Marusich Mascareno William Pat Mickey Jimmy Linda Nancy Rose Bonita McCalister McCauley McCowan McDaniel McDonald McDonald McFarland McGeary 1 -102- Rebecca Dwain Martha Charlotte Mary Bettie Deanna Cynthia MCGGGVY McGinnis McGrath Mclntosh McKey McPeters McPeters Meaker Forrest' Felix David Elizabeth Louis Ronald Ronald GBVY Mecham Medina Metford Mendez Mendias Menees Merchant NlICh6el David Anthony Carolyn Gerald Cheryl Nlifik Miller Miller Miller Milligan James John Thomas Thomas Thomas Shirley Carmelita Charles Mills Mitchell Moland Moleterno Montgomery Moore Morgan Morreale Janjei- Roger Larry .lo Ann Veronica Rosemary Ernma Mike MOVFISOFT Morse Moses Moskop Mosley Mount Mowrey Moya -103- Linda Phyllis Edith MBUQHS Mary Joyce Cora Bill Mulleneaux Mullens Murdaugh Naplef Natividad Neidel Neil Nelson Robert DiXiH Robert Merridy Donald Judy Michael Mary Nelson Newton Nichols Nisbet Noe Noffsinger Noriega Ochoa Daniel LGFYY Sam Richard Josie O'C0 m0f Odle Ogle Oldham Olivas Mandy Helen Gloria Billy Robert Clyde Tommy Tony Olmstead Ondris Ordean Osborn Othon Overby Owen Padilla Linda Milton Carlton Sue Carole Sylvia Edward Larry Page Page Pannell Parks Parson Penunuri Perdue Perdue -'l04- Hortensia Ray Larry Charles Mafk Shirley Alfred GUY Perez Permenter Perry Phelps Phelps Pierson Pilkins Pmson .f y Sandra Larry Roberta Bettie Jim Judy Barbara Everett Pippin plumlel' Poehlmamf POQUG Poindexter Pormen Posey Poteete I r r , 1? 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Sondra Tom Harry Tingle Tipton Tolliver Marian Phyllis Suttles Tanksley - f 3 .1K-q-fQ,Q,,ilz i ' Dia n e G a r y Tourville Tufts David Gary Virginia Underwood Underwood Velasquez Sonia Gary Barbara Walker Wallin Walsh J 1 Viy: T 1 1 ' A rf .,, M- iiii it L A f ' S I 5 .A i:'i' Q A ' V. in ..., , Q lv gm, Dianne Larry Linda Waters Wa1er5 Watson ' ia. gl Ann Lloyd Verhoeven Waldron Charlotte Lloyd Ward Warner Barry Watt C bert e L 'QSM 'Q '11 5 Effie Terry N ,fu . 'Ni M Ni i'- Q Bucky Turner l r -Ll ' A 5 Q9 : LSL , A .M , - K lrxipgm-. . Nm kfr,,.r X . 1 , , 1 , i.. Charles Larry Thompson Thompson Mary Carole Tynes Tyson Thomas Warner Richard Weimer Keith Bonnie Warrle Wash .., j :L so-W . Q i -. Z Orlando Nancy Westover Welcome -108- D f 'K X, ii fi :if M- W Q . . mflr' Clifford Whallon Qfirfe cl I . f fig 1 . ,,,.,.:fi- lflfxglzsigfi , s1ggl55ffg,f -,Ku A ,,L, ,,,. X iii s .SW 6 , if Bob Williams l Sidney Whateley Howard Wharton i , , ' -s-, Z U if-' z.gi,, -- 5 ak I m , . E. 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X- mf.. ,hw ' , - ' -4 ' l Edward Williams Emery Janice Williams Williams John Williams Monya Wilson William Richard Sharon Patricia Norman Wilson Winn Wirick Wirick Witham Karla Billy Wilnia Bonnie Mary Cathy Harry Willy Witte Wolf Wolford Wooley Wood Woods Woodv WOFTIWY Diane Dianna Wayne Diane Waller Wright Wueschinski Yocurn Zimmerman Zimmerman , I :vi . new 1, ,:,r ..., A,:,, L I X ,. J J iis, s B J as l aiiy ' sitl -Q X 1 : . . :I g Q Vx -. .i I K. V. i 1 HTH if l J. ., ' F' i i . ' i,,-, 5 it if A B . 3 li, zit - 9' A' i ' -109- Dennis Keitner ' - Q- ' l V QQ 1 - , H - -sw' 'Qv '?i Jerry Leisner Fred Abbift ,.i, , ai.. i 1, QM EQ R' 'J M, figs W AQTTUWUTUES ffffWf !!!Z!!5fff!fMffff aj .Jw M.,-naw-www Wi. 'Yi ,W V: 1 Q ale 2 X R3 .K ' . . K ...-- jg FIDELE CHI TRI - H - Y The senior Tri-Hi-Y, Fidele Chi, is pictured from left to right, second row: Jackie Malone, Mary Logano, Marion Jones, Barbara Rood, Gayle Morgan, Sandra Krell, Linda Hancox, Barbara, Davison, Eunice Connor, Marianne Lutes, Rosemarie Bertone, Deanna Stobbe, Ruby Johnson, and Hope Entrekin. First row: Karen Prescott, Trudy Daugherty, Betty Clayton, Nancy Henderson, Becky Linsley, Eula Harwood, and Barbara Lapp. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Student Activities are the center of social life on our campus. Our extracurricular activities have broadened our scope and enlivened our spirit. Clubs and organizations have built our social graces as class room activities have increased our knowledge. With the assistance of faculty sponsors our clubs have set standards to be proud of. Education lies not only in books but in shared experiences. KEY CLUB :Q 4' v .- ey Club from left to right, last row: Mike Tang, Ed McCloud, John Kingsley, Tom Gibson, Ronnie Oehm, Mr. G. Miller, George Roeg- er, Charlie Sanchez, Silvestre Herrera, Gary Keating, and Terry Tang. First row: Jack Henry, John Campbell, and Bob Benck. -'I'l3- Deportment of Music The Music Department is headed by Mr. Pat Curry who assisted by Mr. Jerry Harris. The Music Department rel sents Carl Hayden in many music programs. The A-CappellaChoir is composed of girls in advanced s ing groups. The Choir performs at Christmas Concerts Easter Programs. The Band performs at football games, marches in para and goes on tours in which it represents Carl Hayden. band is the leading instrumental group of Carl Hayden. The Dance Band is composed of advanced members of Orchestra that are chosen by auditionF The Statesmen I form at pep assemblies, school dances, and formals. Within two years the Carl Hayden Orchestra has becc one of the better orchestras in the Phoenix Union Systi The Orchestra accompanies the Mixed Chorus. A trip to Tucson was the climax of an active year for Mixed Chorus. The Chorus performs for Christmas and Ea' Concerts both on and off campus. Some of the members of the Band and Orchestra attended State. The Music Department is doing a good iob representing C Hayden throughout the state. -'I'l4- Dance Band . Y 6 C fl F w--7 54 I N3 LJ ...Z lil . 'hu ,sy.,'x, A ,, .v f' ' . 1, fx , A. ' 'W' Q. , , ,. 4 , X .. 6 , 1 ' A Q- , 4 ' ' A . ,L Lu- A n . 1 ' Q - -, . O r e 'I' I' e S Maiorelfelg, from 'Iefh Kitty Gross, Smuth, Shlrley Schuerner. - 115 - .v f H 4 ' ps ' , , , V A. c V ,,,' Sharon Campbell, Beverly Oliver, Lorna Sabbe, Elaine wk .. , W., I' .,-Q5 31 ig! Enix? if '25 ,XXV V3 Qi! ,xx 1 !XX fi 1 fm f J ,YQ U f IN ,ff mrs, B 1195 if 1 IM if I ! fsfgfwfili. Q4-H55 Xxx' 'W A Copello Choir 3 F 41' K. V, ,K I ,. WMM .f ,V 'f -4'.'f .. f ,R 5 , A , Q. , . v.,..A ., , A . V..- N W, ,,. , A , , ,Wx ,iv ..M.., ..,, ,. . . , Mixed Chorus -117- Student Council Vitally concerned in finding the solutions to our many school problems is the student council which composes the legislative division of our student body government. Elected by their homerooms, they are a representative group for their classmates. Among their many proiects this year were the preparation of Christmas baskets and 200 pounds of clothing at Thanks- giving tor needy families, sponsoring of several assemblies, sending ot delegates to Arizona conventions, and chartering of Hayden clubs. The Student Council has increased the school spirit by selling pennants and beanies. Also, the Council has sponsored several dances and lent their hand in campaigns against polio and other diseases. The work and spirit of the T958-59 session delegates of the Student Council is certainly to be commended. -118- -'lv-f ChA'lRMAN . Mike Tang Student Council ,, MN -W it Q Q- SENIORS, from left, back row: Eunice Connor, Elaine Klenner, Gary Keating, Silverstre Herrera, Curt Thornton, Jay Hull, Ralph Payne. First row: Betty Clayton, David Duran, Bolo Benck. -S' JUNIORS, from Iett, back row: Mary O'Hanlon, Judy Edwards, Terry Tang, Allen Wieckovviz, Cecelia Abeyita, Janice Barrett. First rovv: Terri lVlcCombs, Carolyn Sadusky, Nancy Bowyer, Sylvia Ortiz, Jack Henry, Judy Jones. -119- r'W F-rig Q-LM H N .E STUDENT COUNCIL AT WORK SOPHOMORES: Left To right: Donna Thomas, Carol Babineau, Lorraine Marble, Jane Ferguson, Ann Morgan, Susie Durham. Stonding Committees W -........- SOCIAL AND AICTIVITIES Pat Wilson, Mary Baratta, Joe Malone, Carol Babineau, Ann Morgan, David Duran, Rea York. COMMITTEE , I K , is -3 Y I I if II in-1-l ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Donna Warner, Mary Griffith, Terri McCombs, Betty Guild, Marcia Malone, Julie Dad. -'l2I- -an 'S' z V 2 I g ,4 , 4 . f W 'gifs lM.a2 ui if o A . ,W if an S5 'kg 2, yas? 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Aw, V NR mi we' M V FWQ Q , ffl- R473 '+- - , -9' 4 ,, K x f4'v5f:55?2'wF f?fL3Q1ig'f?f iw t4 ' wiki .Ana npr iftxf '!'L til' X. ix'. 9' fAw,FW.,, ...mfg N 5 x 1 rffiwif i.f':zam.. ,. -'Sir :-X - I Q-si ' A 1 V59ii5i333'1123fW2g3 5, A qv I I 1 . . ., H W Wang .Wy .M mwh 'l Swv, I MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB The members of the Model Airplane Club are preparing their planes which they fly during the noon hour. ST. JOSEPH'S JUNIOR AUXILIARY Standing, left to right: Irs Byers, Ruth Barrett, Ai Dorothy Eict. Kneeling: Carol Christman, Racheal de la Vara, Margo Monical. --'l23-- 11 ACTIVITIES ,ev FW! AUX, f 54' ing..- Wvn :uummu In The Driver Education course, a vital part of our education, Mr. Stevens is giving parking insTrucfions - 124 - Porncissus 34- -Y' row, left to right: Raymond Laycock, Mike Vanlandingham, Crane Teng, Jack Wilkerson, Clark Hinderleider, Jack Henry. Second Sandra Blazius, Kitty Gross, Nora Cox, Terri McCombs, Sylvia Ortiz, Suzie Durham. Third Row: Sally Beeman, Mary Griffith, Ruth Rosa Price, Sherrie Bohrer, Linda Fuss, Marsha Malone, Nancy Bowyer. r ss Leaders of America Row, left to right: Jack Robinson, Dora Foster, Bonita Winters, Carole Huntington, Linda Conto, Josephine Morgan, Carolyrf Kne- Carmen Morgan. Second Row: Nora Cox, Elaine Klenner,Malinda Norman. Third Row: Mrs. Clarke, Byron Deck, Beverly Oliver, Easley, Linda Gammill, Mary Kurtz, John Scott, Barbara Kinsey, Diane Sova, Rosemary Larson, Jenny Sagasta, Sharon List, Wayne Mrs. Koons. -125- WT K Visitors to Hoyden 64? HCI - 'I26 Above left: Judge Francis Donofrio, from the Superior Court of the Juvenile Divi- sion gives an informal talk in Mrs. Eleanor Post's human relation class. Above right: Miss Hansen a visiting foreign exchange teacher from Denmark is having a friend- ly chat with Mrs. Smelser, a Latin teacher. Lower left: A far away visitor from Egypt is Mohammed Negi now go- ing to school at Phoenix College. With him are Margret Stierwalt and Barbara Rood. Couples enjoying Themselves at the Girls League formal, Stardust Enchantment. - 127 Activities The officers of the Girls League and their escorts at Stardust En- chantment. Inites of the Latin Club, Cohors Optima. - Teens First row, left to right: Roberta Wilson, Chris Dilley, Laura Pertnikovs, Marsha Brown, Anita Ewing. Second row: Jane Allen, Brown, Judy Hagopian, Marcia Bohrer. Third row: Ruth Hightower, Ronnie Mosley, Margaret Ewing, Karen Arneson, Mary Cove Redmond, Sponsor. Cohors Qptimcl . h V 1 M 1 . ff' nf'-,ri ,, . A :. 'Y Sri' Q-,A 7Xf'n-, , Ht if X55--giuff' .. I- 4 ,-Q Y, 1 - ,Z fit! I' jg fs 1 , h 4, , 1. ,W - A M 1 kl,z',.,,W,,,.,,, ff' ff', , , ,,,.,ai.- .,, of M 1. ' , ' , f. , sa, S 4 ,g, gin, ,Jw-,:.w',.- ff, -1.53 ' . - na if ,. ,S , i.. .5 26, we W wr.. ps .M ' , , J ww ,3.,.4gfff5w,:3+ ft ffiizl-1' --iffggiij? ',-r,-v:iw.',Q,? fzfulr .1.,f,f I ,. ff,-'I -, ,,.,.,- .W fi , iA,5, x.,N3 .,,',,pX ffl- 4:'i5 2f g?' ff' ,f,4,f,3Cy?..f I. ,jg-64 M Ji, -,www MQW :i5,,!'..tiX,,i13li'!' :Q g .-'Q ggvg-. -' 'Y . 3 -A -5'4 'K E' V' i 'f 5' ' 2 'lfff , f ' . s. Y ' 'f 7 ff W'--th nmffw '4 32' ...4 . 5 g,T.'gv:1 ,.,XQpf ,nf 21.75.24 ff'.,,,,, a'..-.,..r'1f' .f 1 In ff.. ,Q---1-'3z'C F.i 1--.M if L. First row, left to right: Rosa Price, Lester Eager, Richard Everett, Dorothy Eich, Susan Delbrod, Virginia Farnsworth, Linda Mulleni Charlotte Macintosh, Cookie Pikering, Mrs. Susie Smelser. Second row: Gerald Cannon, Mitchell Rosenbaum, Jimmy Fabian, Di Soya, Marilyn Locke, Lynda Fuss, Sue Ann Jemeyson, Marsha Malone, Jack Wilkerson, Mike Vanlandingham, Bill Eyler. Third Robert Bundy, Glen Thaxton, Bill Davis, Lloyd Kondyra, Joe Baratta, Joe Garcia, Joe Malone, George Roegler, Larry Locke. -128- Aletheo Tri - Hi- y f -, ,.. , r, -n 1 side: Terri McCornlos, Ruth Barrett, Donna McKrell, Elaine Smith, Donna Warner, Sally Beeman. Middle: Sylvia Ortiz, Judy Edwards, Gross. Right side: Anita Ewing, Marlene Tate, Karen Turner, Sherrie Bohrer, Bev Nixon, Gay Tennant. F u tu re Teachers Ol America xxx 39' us- W? , row, left to right: Linda Moore, Beverly Henry, Susan Apley. Second row: Nancy Bowyer, Sally Beeman, Kathy Hammerl,Mr. G Marlene Tate, Janice Grooms. -129- ary Girls' Lecigue SENIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE CLASS COUNCIL, from left, back row: Mrs. Haddox, Lee Clements, Dorella Sands, Sandy Heffron, Sue Schiewe, Carolyn Stevenson. First row: Bev Henry, Betty Hughes, Terry Navarro, Pat Mendel, Cookie Pickering. Carolyn Stevenson President Rose Bonham Vice-president JUNIOR GIRL'S LEAGUE CLASS COUNCIL, from left, back row: Mrs. Minchin, Kathy Hammerl, Linda Gamill, Betty Guild, Dee Doerner, Beverly Nixon, Sherrie Bohrer, Anita Ewing, Rose Bonham. First row: Sylvia Ortiz, Nancy Bowyer, Kitty Gross, Nellie Moreno, Carolyn Sadusky, Virginia McGovern, Judy Hawkins, Linda Swan. -130- i Dee Doerner Secretary 7.-i-- Laura Pertnikovs Treasurer Dpft at N QW L '31 2 .H .J l-l la, QL' U l rv' , ' X V ' Y , ,lv W ,, .. f 0 , A .5 1 .L,, CENTRAL GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL Left to right: Row l: Sylvia Ortiz, Virginia McGovern, Carolyn Sadusky, Anita Ewing, Bev Nixon. Row 2: Patty Mendel, Betty Hughes, Teresa Navarro, Bev Henry, Cookie Pickering. Row 3: Mrs, Hess, Sponsor, Mrs. Traw, Micky Trigiano, Vir- ginia Riach, Mary Covey, Lorye Anderson, Dee Dorner, Rose Bonham, Carolyn Stevenson, Laura Pertnikovs, Cathy Woods, Ann Verhoeren, Sharon Campbell, Roxanna Bowles, Mrs. Minchin, Mrs. Wagner. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Left to right: Row l: Carala Love-ridge, Micky Trigiano Row 2: Dorothy Eich, Judy Wolbert, Mary Covey, Row 3 Karen Claire, Lorye Anderson, Virginia Riach, Mrs, Hess, Pat Grant, Anna Beth Reich. FRESHMAN GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL Left to right: Row lz Sharon Campbell, Roxanne Bowles Ann Verhoeven Cathy Woods Row 2 Mrs Wagner Linda Wat son, Goldie Collier, Nancy Spicey, Bonnie Berman, Sharon Harrison Joann Ash Bonnie Jones Janet Smith Charlotte Bairer, Ruby Perez, Annette Sebo, Dixie Newton. .- Closs Councils -w-v--':'L'7 J.. SENIOR COUNCIL First row, right to left: Ernie Duran, Beverly Henry, Rosemarie Bertone, Mack Crawley. Second row: Pat Mendel, Betty Clayton, Deanna Stobbe, Sandy Heftron, Maxine Drewry, Tom Gibson, Joe Mike Roland, Shirley ner Bev Elser Carol R der I 1 Y I Third row: Mr. Harris, Mrs. Redmond, Mr. Navarette. 7,5 I, . .Q ,li V Q J, A i V. V ,V U K ' . Q ,. , ' 'A . ' figs .F i ,- 1 9 i KV ,-'lah ':L:i 'f',.i i' , Riff A-...I if ,,f. r::..1af,Q,g,2s,igggf,ff ,I 1 ,... Q . ,. I .' I 'I ,K ' h , , yxriigzlx .k,3i'Wf:f2fg::?i15,,,if if -yffifz, :Ag . . -,V,f,,w,,,.f ,Abi -L . , gm 5: , ' K 'lsklrwr if new 'fi . at V 'I A tw ff.sM.,1. . 1- ' JUNIOR COUNCIL First Row, left to right: Linda Swan, Sylvia Ortiz, George Roegler, Nancy Bowyer. Second row: Mr. G. Miller, sponsor, Marsha Malone, Judy Brooks, Pat Wilson, Kathy Hiller, Sally Beeman, Betty Guild, Allen W wicz, Kathy Hammerl, Caroline Christman, Sherrie Bohrer, Terri McCombs, Anita Ewing, Sponsors not pictured are Miss Alford and Korte. - 132-- 5. ,N- 3 . , T . . N, uf Q 5 ,Q -has wil ,mi . ',,,..55g,, g 2,15 A ,sf W.. ..,. L, . wwf ,, ,', V N :H J 5, u .ffnss-I N WN . I bw ff . - 'L T' '13, f:5 t.1!4 .. Mm - 1 ,. 1,-tf '.'.L,+:-.nm-'z-,.', -. V, M W , ,1.:, Q ,X 'K f: f, A. yy.. Q I 1353. an k .P 3 . 1 L ,Z 2 f , , . Q Q ,-'59, Q 1 ,,-.., Q1 .Q U 'X 9 -A ,Q K 1 w 'WQQ ,-- Q -- TW 1 'il M I -s......,,,q9 ,fi f,-S-f . ,. 5, S.. .. 1 , Zi: , . 5. ,Q ' .,, M . ,K 49, ef.. . dung... 'E at 1 ,-fa. .W .R an WN! W, .Awww W?5?3W?'3 Q . .f ' - W.. f-PM N- , . f ', H W.. ,. -L -M. ' ,- V' Q 1 . ' A Q -- zz, , , 3? . i Q . Bowling Club Strike! Bowling Club members have fun while perfecting their bowling skills. Bowling Club officers are Mack Crawley, president, Judy Edwards, secre tary. Mr. Sudyk is the sponsor of the club. Longbowmen , ff., .G Members of the Longbowmen Club are Robert Bundy, Mike Herron, Larry Perry, Don Beck, Jimmie Begay, Henry Bentley, Richard Bostic, David Price, Gerry Carman, Arthur Cooley, Terry Coppage, Marshall Cusco, Bill Eyler, Danny O'Conner, Milton Page, Glen Thaxton, Bill Wilson, Norman Witham, Mr. John Strickland, sponsor. -134- Nurses Club Nurses Club members first row Cookie Pickering Margo Monical, Annabeth Reich Second row JoAnn Dunn lris Byers Lupe Sagasta, Marge Adams Hedy Packard Sharon Dunn Janet Rodgers, Marian Burcky Judy Baugh Caroline Christ man, Sharon Small. Shining shoes was but one way in which F.H.A. members increased tiheir funds. Among other ac- tivities were the Miss Sac contest and the slave auction where students bought student and fa- culty slaves to serve them until after school the next day. FH A members first row Marlys Peterson Roberta Wilson Sharon Smith, Jeanette Wong, Annabeth Reich Suzy Durham Rachel la Vara Karen Riley Second Row Stephanie Martin Wanda Wilson, Pat Birdsong, Bonnie Bergman Marcia Bohrer Monya Wilson Goldie Collier Adela Mendivll Marcia Brown Mandy Omnstead Third Row: Mrs. Oliver, Sponsor Linda Baker Lee Stangler Carol Ramsey Pam Johns Anna Helder Marion Suttles Dianne Waters Karen Fouts, Alice Elias, Marianne Hammerl Marilyn Wilcox Ann Furmen Fourth Row Shari Sequlera Diane Jarrel Janean Hanks Sharon Harrison, Linda Mc Donald Gary Tufts Bonnie Joyce Coleen Campbell Helen Rubio Cherl Adams Sylvia Penunurl Joyce Borkstrom, Charlotte Bauer. Art Club Art Club members often take field trips to capture Ari- zona desert and mountain scenery on canvas. Lettermen's Club Art Club from top left: Mr. Klock, sponsor, Sallie Roxanna Harris, Janet Hughes, Mrs. Bergamo, sponsor. lower steps: Dennis Mitchell, Henry Brandon, Terry T Jimmy Begay. Lettermen are, from left, last row: John Ginn, Don Oskerson, James Sanders, Dave Ridgeway, Larry Pool, Ed Gwinn, Charlie Lonnie Tumlison, Dave Adams, Bill'Silvey, Harold Pennington, John Ransom, Ronnie Oehm, Frank Bush, Gene Kindred, John Steve Setka, Wayne Brown, Bob Marcus, Ken Franklin, John Doak. Second Row: Richard Negri, Tom Gibson, Jake Guthrie, Keith Kenny Garrison, Jay Hull, Dave Silcox, Jim Emerson, Johnny Williams, Joe Roland, Jerry Potts, Jim Ballard, Bob McDaniels, John bell, Ronnie Santa Cruz. First Row: James Stevens, Bob Benck, Pete Rosales, Jack Henry, Wally Herman, Harry Ong, Tom Yano, Garcia, Gary Keating, Ron Piazza, Frank Barmettler. 5 First row: Barbara Sorden, Sherry Harrington, Margo Monical. Back row: Lupe Sagasta, Mary Covey, Nancy Reed, Elaine Smith, Barbara Lapp. G. A. A. President .......... .......Barbara Lapp ......Nancy Reed .........Elaine Smith .......Lupe Sagasta Vice-President .... Secretary ............. . ...... . Treasurer ....................... Senior Representative ...... ....... B arbara Sorden Junior Representative ............ ...... S herry Harrington Sophomore Representative ...... .........,., M ary Covey Publicity Manager ........,..... ..... M argo Monical These girls belong to one ofthe biggest clubs on cam- pus which stresses a vigorous athletic program. Among the sports they participate in are volley-ball, softball, basketball, tennis, archery, and badminton. C -13 7 6111 m- arl ki E55 nd ior an ed e. at E o w y e i e Ll IO EY d 'd h h d 1. 1? l'l 6 C Y ri. si , 1 r Filcons won the tifle in fheir second se f ' t nemen are pictured on the Sports Page. Phgignbg BiTlSF:2gie?fter the last league game last Audio Visual Aides Help Pupils learn 9 0 rember 2 ord 1 and. - cuttir mfr Honor R 0 a midi! ilify lst undei . . f the SiI'lCi Ml e honor roll select den this yea mine, Any grade AV excludes r ' urriv' ir roll. lflmli teach 3 subjects. 'heir 2 I4 subjects neces fivedsubject 2 an six st Dpi? rr 1.7. ' average: ami age: Sheila comi Sue Bostic cordi Meuller. I. keep, average Rob and rro. Carolyn mem . 1.7 avera l kc rage: Sonja rollii average: M nard cCombs. Sy Boyc ler. Sue W Gmc rt 'Bundy. J' Edw, Billy Joe Clan Beeman, Ru Bob r. Terry Ta ny P Sandra Bla 'V Bi hyllis- Gund Crm, ltiizgria Kn .. averag gill Cox. Charle Svah. . H A I ' e: Anita E mack Holding key positions on the Hayden Highlights newspaper, are from left: Theresa Navarro, page 4 editor, rbara Osb nan Beverly Henry, newseditor, Mr. Frank Loewus, sponsor, Terry Tang, editor-in-chief, and Caroline Christmas, Reed, Nor Flefchc page 2 editor. Key personnel not pictured are listed on opposite page. age: Lynda Buchhi' lee , Cookm Sqfety Drive 11 of :r nd, 1 d ho fill ion ior nvi fc Je 'S J. ,Z lrhclreignhwarskirg eeeperation with 700 JUbllCII1'l' FClC0t1S h eac ers an ree press of Amer- 1 ica, an essay Contest' Affehd QU6el1'S HOP' I . . . .- ,0 fswdem is Chg' About seven hundred students 0 th K .Q W . K, 3 - ghgaglehf 12 delirious about the long-hoped'for written in nog win over Central. crowded the gym Sophomores, 1.1 avera Oelim. M. Vanlandingham age: Ronnie Clark. 1.3 Clark Hinderleider, John Seiidy Westbrook. 2.4 average' Chris Di The voice of the school -that's wnat the school newspaper staff likes to think of itself. The living, breathing embodiment of that voice consists of a handful of enera getic, inquisitive, happy-go-lucky-and wordy-students who combine thei various talents before, during, and after school hours to bring Falconville its newspaper. They meet in Room 303 to find assignments and compare notes, but they write wherever they find themselves. That includes school busses, bedrooms, cafeteria, library, and even forbidden moments in language o history classrooms! Every three weeks the staff gets assignments from the News Editor, then set off to track down the necessary information. Facts must be ferreted out an authorities must be interviewed before the reporters can even begin to write but with some thought on arrangement and some clever style, the story i ready for the editors' copy reading and a trip to the printers. ln the next few steps the printed stories are proofread by the staff-ofte farmed out to the journalism and publications classes too-before the editor can arrange the finished printed articles on four different pages. In the mean time the business and advertising staff has obtained and laid out enough ad Clowning staffers are: standing Margo Monical seated Johnny Miller and Theresa Navarro. , .ts ... -w 1 1 'tffff irq: fu,.s,..' ' ' 'ft .7 Q S. 5, ,:.. 4- .:f'ifz5.s- 1, ., svffits. - : ' ' R J., -..., MW.. T :ss g a' lawyer since 1930 'ind has .uways practiced in Arizona. Did any of y ,ti know that when your grandfather was a teenager, if a common law was broken, it meant W as f-:af - ' prison? Judge Donofrip said ghgge I to financially support the paper. Another day or so and the publications clas 05 is distributing the papers throughout the campus. pt But as John and Mary Student settle down to read 'the latest, the .tewspape C staff is again glancing over the assignment sheet, ready to repeat the whol process, ready to be the voice of the school -because they like it! zona can have jurisdiction of juve- Penunuri. l. 8 average: K niles under 18. lt also has power to Charles Thompson. .lani suspend criminal prosequtign, ' ,, Children 14 or over know right from. wrong. said Judge Donofrio, qll0Ilng the law, Here in Arizona, Luuenilnr l.3.nr 1-1---W - i Students of Carl Hayd be rewarded for their h Bill's Ranch House Burg .. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PAGE 2 EDITOR PAGE 4 EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR NEWS EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ..,................ ...... ADVERTISING MANAGER ................ ..,... ASST. ADVERTISING MANAGER .,,.. ...,, PHOTOGRAPHER FEATURE WRITER ,,., .. .... . . TYPIST ...,........., AD MAKEUP ..... ART ..... .,... lt'nl1 ........,...Terry Tang Caroline Christman ....Theresa Navarro .......Johnny Miller ........BeverIy Henry .Elizabeth Overton .......Nellie Moreno .Michael McCalister William Frasier ..........Linda Moore Judy Edward Beverly Elser ....,...,Margo Monical .....Carla Loveridge Lynda Gammill .......Linda Newby James Sanders NU LIIHCI' -1 . K' , 5 233 .-- , , , . is ...4 1 id Blushing Boy Asks for Advice CCLI I n A five I Hayden Highlights staffers are from left: Terry Tang, Lynda Gammil, Theresa Navarro, Beverly Henry, Dave N5 Ridgeway, Elizabeth Overton, Jerry Brown. Kneeling: Caroline Christrnan, Margo Monical. ny king's pig. ihl'l'llIl.l'l'l I yes, th' -. h - 2 therc's 21 man waiting Eqsgnallioliiilhihhit world ii ll Pune ubfml' EPILOGUE A lzindc symh will cusy. Fil THA soon This pccte tion. subsc you forci, KT WHS I Bunk D fizgiq have do w D Arizo zilzlrm just N0 nition is ll his cz by th D Gcor, :irc f Nzitio Cong: If horse hlzick Silvcs DO znppro rccciv of thn- We their not h tion i main grudu comm MAR of thc SUE ' inc thcll :mv DIAIN UFO DHI HTC sen RAI. loo curl A N ASSOCIATE EDITOR ...,A7,.......,, Sylvia Ortiz ART EDITOR .,.,......,....,,.....,, Sally Beeman BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,..,.. Mack Crawley ADVERTISING MANAGER ..., Norman Schell HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER ..,,.,,..... Bill Frasier AERIAL VIEW OF SCHOOL-Courtesy Mr. Charles K. Sharpe, Phoenix College CLASS EDITORS ,......,.....l,. Margo Monical Linda Moore Clark Hinderleider Linda Comp SPORTS EDITOR ......,,.....,....,, Johnny Miller GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR ,,...A,,,.., Susan Akers FACULTY EDITOR ,.,.,,...,,,,, Marsha Malone ACTIVITIES EDITOR ..,.....,,., Nancy Bowyer MEMORIES EDITOR ....,......,.. Mary Griffith BUSINESS ..,.............,. ...,... N ellie Moreno Sandy Heffron Linda Hancox Judy Edwards Terry Tang Mike Tang Mine Kavvamura n by I I Mack Crawley Business Manager EDITOR ...... -.-.. ART ...... ,.... PHOTOGRAPHY ...... ...V., WRITING ...... ...... BEVERLY HENRY Pam Vircien Jackie Garrels Ralph PBYVIG Tony Korinek Bill Norman Bill Trent Sherrie Bohrer Alice Demls Terri McCombs WMM . K F Xa, Q ,,- is S A,'-., Q.. s-1:11, ,fs -14 x -is .Donna Crawley Carolyn Sadusky A Annuol Stott K btw 3-35 i l l Xi 11 i sigafgtv NM lA Stateman executives chosen in September are from left: Art Editor Sally Beeman, Editor Bev- erly Henry, Associate Business Manager Norman Schell, and Associate Editor Sylvia Ortiz. ,JY GJ Annual staff members clockwise from bottom left: Beverly Henry, Norman Schell, Mary Griffith, Mine Kawamura, Sher- rie Bohrer, Linda Conto, Terri McCombs, Marsha Malone, Clark Hinderlieder, Terry Tang, Sue Kirkpatrick, Linda Moore Ann Morgan, Johnny Miller, Sally Beeman, Margo Monical and Sylvia Ortiz. -141- Pcirent- Teochers Associotion Participating in a PTA sponsored panel discussion on parent-stu- dent-teacher relations are, from left: Mack Crawley, Eunice Con- nor, an unidentified parent, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Jacobs, and Mrs. Arnold. PRESIDENT ....................... FIRST VICE PRESIDENT ....... , SECOND VICE PRESIDENT, .... . THIRD VICE PRESIDENT ...... SECRETARY ................s.. TREASURER ....... ......Mrs. John P. Martin ,.,..Mrs. Jack Kilbourn .......Mrs. Virgil Auble ..,,..,Mrs. Mildred Overton Mrs. Charles Schaffer .......,.,.Mrs. Claire Davis -14 Members of the Parent-Teachers Association listen attentively to members of a discussion group from the Family Living Series. This is a scene from the Halloween dance held in our gym which was sponsored by the P. T, A. this year, Both students and adults attended this dance. -143- One of the most valuable proiects of the Carl Hayden P. T. A. was the Family Liv- ing Series, which was a series of discus- sions in which students and parents tried to discover some of the causes of conflict within the family. Participating in the pro- gram were, top photo: Theresa Navarro, Elizabeth Overton, Caroline Christman, and Mrs. Francis Arnold. Members of the discussion group of the Family Living Series ex' pound their views on the subiect, Teenagers and Criticism. Un- doubtedly these discussion groups helped many a student parent to solve a problem which had been troubling them at home. smmrs I fWfffffffffffffwfw You walk past the huge shell-like gym, and you remember all the exciting things that have happened there. When tryouts are announced for the team, you wish you were like the other guys who were sure they'd make it. You get a feeling of confidence during a rough spot in a game and you're hoping the coach will send you in. You make a mistake in an important spot and you're so mad you feel like quitting, but you never do. When your name is called at the awards banquet, you feel self- conscious as you walk down the isle. But as you move your fingers over the soft CH, you feel you gladly do it all again. 'ci -146- 3 , . . gi 5 5 i ' ,,.- i 'ali 43? se 5 Head Coach Gail Hakes Line coach Vince Cisterna i i laaaiieasaeaaa Left to right last row: Coach Cisterna, R. Negri, L. Edrozo, R. Santa Cruz, S. Herrera, H. Camptell, B. Estes, D. Adams, J. McClaren, C. Sanchez, S. Setka, R. Oehm, B. Silvey, D. Oskerson, J. Collier, T. Gibson, and Coach Hakes. 2nd Row: A. McGill, M. Harlan, B. Benck, J. Ransom, J. Roland, J. Campbell, D. Ridgeway, E. Gwinn, E. McCloud, T. Wells, J. DeHalle, J. Williams, F. Bush. Front Row: J. Gar- cia, J. Garrett, B. Bishop, J. Mulleneaux, R. Martinez, T. Martell, M. Crawley, G. Keating, J. Henry, B. Elias, D. Webb, R. Brown, D. Shef- field, and C. Thornton. Manager'Joe Garcia Manager Doug Sheffield - 147 - Highlight. of Carl Hayden's first football season as a member of the AA system was its 13-7 defeat of Central High win the Eaton-Heller memorial trophy. This game in midseason showed them at their peak which was reached with practice under the skillful guidance of head coach Gail Hakes and assistant coach Vince Cisterna. The opening game was a dreary game for the Falcon fans as Washington squeaked out a 6-O win. But the never-say varsity came back to win its next two: 18-0 over Phoenix Christian and 7-0 over Brophy. South Mountain and North, both AA powers, halted the birds 27-0 and 20-13. Then came the never-to-be-forgotten game with rival Central when the Falcons brought home the glory and the troph The last two were dreary games as the varsity lost 12-O to Tempe and 21-13 to Scottsdale. From the season, Carl Hayden can boast one all-state second stringer in Joe Mike Roland. E Co-captains elect Joe Mike Roland and Tom Gibson. --14 Opponent Washington Phoenix Christian Brophy South Mountain North Phoenix Rincon CTucsonJ Phoenix Central Tempe Scottsdale Y Junior Varsity Football J.V. line. Back Row: H. Camptell, P. Carrassl, M. Cookman, J. Tolmachoff, F. Ohlrich, Coach Korte, G. Henderson, W. Wakefield, W. Huber, N. Fihn, L. Kondera, and C. Pendergast. Front Row: B. Bishop, C. Dominguez, R. Challis, G. Rogers, H. Yee, B. Pruett, V. Cobos, A. McGill, J. Richter, and S. Vosgier. J.V. Backfield. Back Row: D. Sherrill, D. Harkins, J. Kingsley, L. Edrozo, Coach ,McCloy, G. Kindred, R. Oehm, G. Ferguson, B. Elias and B. Porter. Front Row: D. Moore, W. Tadano, M. Jernigan, J. Mulleneaux, D. Jacobs, J. Potts, and J. DeHalle. -149- Freshmon Footlooll Head Freshmen coach Daniel Arredondo ' ' 1 FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: Back Row: Coach Arredondo, Nichols, Kinston, lmus, Gawer, Wharton, Lock , Bauser, Mendies, Johnson, Tipton Gaffney, Maiors, Arrona, and Coach Mottershaw. Front Row: Goodson, Shastien, Fortenberry, Bircher, Charles, Farris, Borden, Creiger Kindred, Dobash, Knaack, Davis, Ignacio, and Mgrs, Gross and Hinderleider. -150- OPPONENT Mesa Catalina Phoenix Indian Sunnyslope Camelback Phoenix Union St. Mary's South Mountain Scottsdale Tolleson OP 35 61 68 60 58 56 65 Forteit 57 4-41 OPPONENT Tempe Mesa Central Phoenix Union Buckeye St. Mary's South Mountain Scottsdale Tempe Rincon lTucsonJ Tempe . . I ai A g Head Basketball Coach Vince Cisterna THE 1959 VARSlTY BASKETBALL TEAM: Jerry Potts, Tom Martell, John Campbell, Harold Pennington, Ronnie Santa Cruz, Larry Pool, Dave Adams, Gene Kindred Ronald Oehm, Ken Havermale, Ron Piazza, John Doak. -I5'I- Carl Hayden's quintet, in its first year of class AA play broke all previous records from the preceding year. One of the most notable improvements was its 400 per cent win increase over the first year of play. The final record of 4 wins and i7 losses may be discouraging,'but it also promises of good seasons to come. 00, 1041 T Sggta record with The Falcons Ronnie Santa Cruz broke the previous year's sco . , . i of the year. lf C was beaten was beaten tain lost by -152- a total of 220 a TO point per game aver first vvin came over Mesa in the first g Then came a long dry spell until Buc about midway in the season, and Scotts in the last week of the season. South Mc a forfeit. J.V. Coach Bill Stephens Back Row: Coach Stephens, L. Edrozo, J. Taylor, S. Setk5, A. Wieckowicz, K. Hill, R. Howell, G, Coyle, G. Denton. Front Row: R. McDaniel, J. Guthrie, J. Mulleneaux, W. Herman, D. Webb, M. Pena, D. Berger. -153- 35.53. as aw an F TWU!!! D.-1 1 ' we cw Frosh Basketball -7 wee: X, ,fq - e 2 - , i fx f. N ,Q f. .L Jw . Nw . , S L I W f' def.. we - ,w - .Q . -.1 jr . ,wg ,E .. A . K , .K . ,. ,Q .gy ,Q .t , I ,X W wi E, H K V, L 'W A W 4 ,Q ww if xtymwi fflilstmg ' -1 , ,gli a.g55,f,4,, A . .,.. g, ,,ga,,gQ,g5, 'mes fu T' '15 FROSH A TEAM. V'a Back Row: Martell, Kindred, Tipton, Eide, Spears, Coach Orth, Gross, Wyatt, Jenkins, Rizer, and Jennings. Front Row: Schroeder, Carlon, Rees, Baxter, Davis, and Miller. null www swims aww! we .sw an mt is sn its was ms mn ns ru as lil! tammy mam HW J 'wie Malawi 'mmm 1 . ltd i f ' in ' Lf -'r--f' L t . - - -- ' - 1 . My 2 , 'sg sf 432'-sas gggggr 1 3 A B rs-r , um., :.- , FV ' sl fi IL Q45 FROSH B TEAM. Back Row: Bagg, Gaffney, Straiter, Coach Froese, Russell, Escalanta, Turner, and Bauser. Front Row: Eth, Maiors, Smithers, Dyer, Arronda, and Eatherly. -154- in 5511 ,gif Varsity Baseball CARL HAYDEN HIGH SCHOOL Baseball Schedule PPONENT PLACE Washington . . . There Central ....... There Pueblo 1:00 -- There Mesa ..... .... I -l ere West .... . ..... Here Buckeye 8:00 - There Phoenix Union There St. Mary's .... Here South .----- Here Scottsdale .... There Tempe ....... Here Camelback .-., Here Mesa. ........ There North ,,.. , There Phoenix Union Here St. Mary's ,-- There South , ,, .,,.. There Scottsdale ..,. Here Tempe L , There Catalina l :OO -- Here All games stmrt at. 3:20 except where noted. G .nr- ..-. l 1 v . 1 T L A T fl 3 ,Q ' CW Head coach Paul McCloy .YI , fill. ir! mfiqic Y ' , 1? Q2 THE VORSITY BASEBALL TEAM THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. Back Row: Coach McCloy, Larry Pool, John Campbell, Alan McGill, Mike Merkle, Lonnie Tomlinson harles Sanchez Bob Barcus, and Ronnie Santa Cruz. Fronl Row: Jack Tolmachoff, Jake Guthrie, Keith Waltier, Mike Neese Ronald Polk Victor Cobos Jack Henry, Joe Mike Roland, Ray Laycock, and David Wilson. J. V. Baseball J.V. Coach Ray Korte J.V. Baseball Team: Last Row: Jack Tolmachoff, Frank Barmetfler, Gary Ferguson, Ken Hill, Gene Kindred, Fritz Ohlrich, Ronie Howell, Ray Martinez, Steve Vosgier, and Coach Korie. Front Row: Jones, Jerry Mulleneaux, Robert Pierce, Bob Krahn, David Jacobs, Leonard Dougherty, Tom Mitchell, lerry Potts, and Nathan Fihn. -156- Frosh Baseball Frosh Baseball Coach Dale Orth Frosh baseball team. Back Row Alternating: Coach Orth, Rees, Gross, Borden, Bauser, Bowden, Warden, Nichols Spears, Mict, Rizer, Bennett, Tipton, Sappington, Medias, and Smith. Front Row: Carlen, Rivard, Smithers, Gaffney, Hini derleider, Denman, Kindred, and Bagg. - 157 - Wrestling yy l l Junior varsity wrestling team. Back Row: J. Williams, J. DeHalle, J. Lopez, P. Rosales, E. Wakefield, S. Vosgier, G. Henderson, F. Ohlrich, and Coach Arredondo. Front Row: J. Sanchez, T. Yano, D. Shumaker, M. Rosenbaum, M. Ferriss, T. Mitchell, B. Bishop, and G. Keating. l Varsity wrestling team. Back Row: Sam Crow, Doug Moore, John Ginn, Russell Weiner, Bill Silvey, Bob Barcus, and Coach Gail Hakes. Front Row: Harry Wong, Mike Avalos CDistrict l Champl, Nick Borden, Willie Taclano, Ken Garrison, Robert Brown, Dave Silcox. -158- Cross Country Cross Country team. Back Row: J. Lopez, M. Merkle, F. Barmettler, B. McDaniel, P. Zimmerman, R. Martinez, S. Crow, Coach Wackerbarth. Front Row: P. Rosales, J. Rosales, T. Yano, J. Denman, H. Wong, G Miller, and J. Hull. Tennis Pictured above are action shots of the tennis team. The team is not pictured due to the fact the team was formed after this book went to press. Members of the team are Eddie Keller, Tim McKiIIop, Norman Rogers, Jimmy Fabbian, and Richard Mattei. -159- Vorsity Trock Head Track coach Merle Wackerbarth Lou Edrozo clears The hurdles. ' 5, - , Q. Q! Y' A lgf sk . K fi Ch 112, . warn 1 'mam , ' ' ,J , I ,V S' K , . ' 'A ... K 'YI 1 -, - '. A -' fu , f . Varsity Track Team. Back Row: Joe Lopez, Julian Rosales, Jim Jones, Paul Zimmerman, Doug McGeary, Jerry McCIaren, Bill Keyser, John Taylor, Sam Crow, and Coach Wackerbarih. Fronf Row: Pele Rosales, Butch Greer, Lou Edrozo, Jay Hull, Ray Lerma, Joe DeHalle, Dave Silcox, Jim Shryock, Bob McDanieIs, and Tom Yano. -160- J.V. cmd Frosh Trcick ' 2 K if A F? ' V . WI? 'Sf'-f i f J. V. TRACK TEAM Back Row: B. Silvey, A. Wieckowicz, R. Smith, W. Huber, C. Pendergasf, and Coach Wackerbarth. Front Row: D. Sherrill, H. Campteli, D. Moore, D. Webb, and Babcock. FROSH Back Row. Coach Luxa, Michaeis, Fenner, Knaack, Buller, Pannell,Cochila, Miller, and Orthon. Front Row: Shields Davis, Maiors, Keating, Heafherly, and Malone. -161- Ivy' I 'ar Q 1 lniticition Activities 1 55 Two different shoes, clothes inside out, one side of hair pinned up, no make-up-only part of the ridiculous outfit G.A.A. initiates had to endure. l 'I- Whoops! What happened? -163- Next day, iust to prove they were still all there, G.A.A initiates wore pretty clothes and high heels. ,M ,M 5 s :wr-g my Pretty as a picture? Girls' Athletics MODERN DANCE CLASS LIMBERS UP BEFORE PRACTICING ROUTINE. MODERN DANCERS EXERCISE WHILE MRS. LIPSON DIRECTS. - 164 - ,. , 7 mm-M , N2 . , ?4 'iumsg-Q. A Mgwgawu, 'W-won.-A,mw M ,.,,-- Girls' P. E. Classes , s 'MW W., 9 9 , 'ffm W3 W Y' flw!ZifQ-Qifw . f - if 'x ffgiz Yffklj. XL.,-if ,L,s2s.s,s.j,2'f ' ', j,kyLLU.L..wL.L.- 3 s 1 Y, X1-L E-WM? s W i -1565- , S.fffwtl?ii1f ,1 'N Q53 , 'Q' K fi? 'J L1 -L13-disks rw i ' S '- C 5 ix ...TH Precision, pep, and personality are the key words in the formation of an excellent pompon line. lt takes many long hours of practice, for these girls have to be able to keep in step as well as look lively. Left to Right: Ernestine Hutchinson, Mar- garet Stierwelt, Barbara Rood, Kathy Hiller, Vicki Stockton, Joy Edwards, Janice Ayers, Linda Swan, Carolyn Stafford, Pat Haines, and Gloria Nlendivil. This has been a familiar sight at games-our pompon girls dancing in time to our fight song. With such pretty pompon girls the boys couldn't help but fight on! Left to right: Sandy Rutherford, Vickie Stockton, Phyllis Gunderson, Carolyn Stafforcl, Margaret Stierwalt, Barbara Rood, Kathy Hiller, Joy Edwards, Janice Ayers, and Linda Swan ! 5 . L . W Y . v , 1 , '.-,K Li A V Yi WM X I ---..h..:wfk'f:j' 7 gf' K' UP WE GO! As our principal, Mr. Hanhila, looks on, the steel girders that make up the framework for Carl Hayden's contemporary buildings are erected. i l We were honored to have Senator Carl Hayden give the address for the dedication of the school which bears his name. We are proud to know that Mr. Hayden will always be remembered because of our school as well as by his many other achievements. -170- - FQ K A.,,, .. til if 'V , , - 1 We were privileged to welcome some of the students from Tucson High School, who presented an assembly which ranged from iazz to the classics. Pictured is the Tucson High dance band, the Hi-Cats. l Talent from the various Phoenix schools was displayed when Y. E. S. presented its annual Talent Assembly. Here Wayne and Jerry Newton entertain with their rocking song renditions. -172- 7 Swing your partner to the rock and roll beat! is a phrase that could well describe the activities at the Tumbleweed Trot. Dressed in western garb of every kind, the students enjoyed an evening ot danc- ing and entertainment. Whether we won or lost, the sports dances held after the football and basket- ball games were always enioyable times. COt course, the dances following our vic- tories were slightly more successtulj 1 I . sf mtm . EQ-:fig Although it never snows in Phoenix, we had the Christmas spirit iust the same. The school library windows spelled out a Merry Christmas to all who passed by. ln a more serious mood, each person who attended was inspired by the Christmas concert. The air was filled beautiful carols coming from such groups as the Girls' Double Sextet, pictured here. -174- ? Down with the sack dress! was the cry of these boys who wore Qhange.aboUf is fair play. 50 gay these boys. 35 Carl the real thing. Their protests were in vain, however, since the Hayden observed its firsf Twirp Week, During 1hig sack continued to be popular with the girls. week, girls took over the boys' tasks of opening doors, carrying books, etc. Oh, goody! An operation! say the on-lookers in the background. This scene was iust one of many hilarious ones in the Pampered Darling presented by the Dramatics Department. -175- A ww-we 1,,,w'fi1i'? These students had a chance to learn how the government works by being a part of the Girls' State and Boys' State activi- ties. They are above, left to right: Alice Mann, Angelica Cassell, and ,Anna Trigiano- Below, rOW lr Sllvestre Herrera, Bob Benck, Ed McCloud. Row 2: Ernie Duran, Tom Gibson. - 176 x4 '5- QQ S., ,...-- Q., -- 'X w 4 an ,.m,..L ADVEEWTUSUNG IWIW W W A.Jf0mfiiiiiiiiESS .. savin95 Acco 5 Your Home Town Grocer C, jqjoodgoolg UPTON'S CANDY SHOPS onvenienr Phoenix ocafions ounfain ervice sfC3fLyQLl-I' QWJQ 8 C L F S Main Office -- 2836 No. 5Th Ave. Lunches CR 7-3201 Candies 9 MAQQVALE DQAPERQ aryvzl e Phone AP 8-4555 C B Crow P p I 's BOB S D I SUM 0103 FIRST 9 fl NATIONAL 7 ? 1402 N h 35 h A q NAL'v BAN K Ph A The Finest Products Made Wlth Alummum 180 3200 Noam CENTRAL Ave. ARIZONA SASH DOOR 8. GLASS CO. l I.. Congratulations Class of '59 WEST PHOENIX RADIO 8g TELEVISION Finest in Millwork Since T925 H. L. Les Harlanc 320 N. 35th Avenue Phoenix and Tucson Phone AP 8-2128 J. 4s Q-isa-.zlb SUPPLY LEQUIDMENT CO Curb E I O , 'Ill l 5-in '57 -'I81- ' Congratuiations Graduates MOORFS DRUGS W Ill. BROWN Maryvale Shopping Center 3502 W. McDowell Phoenix, Arizona 51 Avenue 8. Indian School Rd. When it comes to buying tor the school, Mr. Goode, Business Manager, is one ofthe busiest people on the staff. -182- More Pictures David Ridgeway Dorella Sands Gary Keating l l may Eleanor Taylor Carol Brown Darla MCCovvan ...nv X Lillian Eason Ruth Ann Kopp Eleanor Forman - 183 - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIInIuuullIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIwmunuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SlMM1JNfS APFIQAREL REC EDPT'cLTENlTll THE PAST... In R f Y i I lIIIIZ.OjIIAI .. , d Ih I I Il I IEARBOUK ,. 'L321SlLni2Sl'133'ig LOMPIIIIIII d +1- IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllnnml ff..1.11 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I r mm II Us SS ll -184- VALLEY TYPESETTING O E G f' Id 4-802 compliments of STAR FARM MARKETS 3531 West McDowell Zamzdeh Zemczfg Sedan persona ize sty ing I d I I AP 8-9151 5048 Indian School d M RY AL TERR CE UPDIKE STUDIOS I . 'I nu .amp . , TWO BIG LOCATIONS DRIVE-IN STUDIOS DOWNTOWN STUDIOS 2035 E. McDowell 5 W. washington AL 4-8656 AL 2-6515 FIRST DRIVE-IN STUDIOS IN AMERICA IN PHOENIX OVER 30 YEARS Lots of Free Parking Congratulations To The Class of '59 YOUR 1959 ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER -185- - POWER KING BATTERIES LTD. 1441 N. 27th Ave. 'I3 eller buili W :XP 8-5533 Arizona for Arizonans SHAMROCK DAIRY Golden Guernsey milk Grade A pasteurized milk Homogenized milk Half and Half Chocolate Dairy Treat Buriermilk Cottage Cheese Low Fai' Coffage Cheese Table Cream Whipping Cream Golden Guernesy Cream Top Golden Guernesy Homogenized Sunkisf To Your Door . . . At Your Store AP 8-3587 2228 N. Black Canyon Highway RUSS KEETON SAVE-WAY MARKET 29tl1 Ave and Van Buren Ap 8-2730 Hours--9 am- 9pm Daily Sunday 9 am--6pm X SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Sporting Goods Stage Equipment Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenace Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Ave. Phone Cr. 7-5477 Phoenix, Arizona l -187- J , :FN E ,145 '----Q., ,.,. 1 as e :4?J' 3 1 i xl wavy: Best Wishes Congratulations To The for Continued Success To The First Graduating Class Of FIRST GRADLSCTING CLASS Carl Hayden High School ROOSEVELT MARKET 3302 W. Roosevelt CARL HAYDEN HIGH SCHOOL ' ' W ' ' Compliments Of J. L. HILS DEPT. AND VARIETY PAUL J. P. JOHNSON GARAGE 1800 N. 35th Ave. 2713 W. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Sales Service .PARSONS TV Records -:- Hi-Fi -:- Radios 3510 W. McDowell AP 8-2770 Congratulations To The Class of '59 FUJI FLOWERS 2714'h W. Van Buren AP 8-3603 -18 AHDTQDGEBAWHIS AUTCQCBEQAPHS 1--if lawmgfsmpfmzw 1 'Jd11FlEfNJE'J fJPwn',JmLfF3' Mlm em QWEAWHJ WML nfix luliwcw WWNHN mud' E1 mum? 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A thc Vullcy Bank is always on the lookout l2ffw'f'2?ii 1 for promising young men and women who .K f A P h .A..A 'lhi h ave :in cyc on thc future. 3-b Ll FRIENDLY orFlcES Q13:25:f:2EE:g:5.2:Q:5:!E5QjE3E3EgEg2gfzftfzizizgl XX N 2 1 , ', NA NAL ' ,- - if ' , Ag , is 1-1 ' -- .RMI . - Saga . . ,iir woiigi ' A Zafgecf Bank in ine Rocky Mounfafn Qfafeg gf-' .L .,H.,5.f iNqU..M.Cf Co...,Q...f.o.. gl -192- XS-.. wk' I if U HCCDINIQLTBS CAMPUS QUEEN - 1960 HAIL THE QUEEN! PrefTy, perky, and popular, Sandy Rutherford is proclaimed Campus Queen of Carl Hayden High School for the year 1959-1960. -194- Phyllis Gunderson Judy Brooks QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS Chosen by secret ballot from twelve iunior girls, the Campus Queen and her two attendants will reign over those Falconville activities for which no queen has been chosen and for which queens are appropriate. Carl Hayden students should be proud of themselves for having chosen three beautiful and personable young ladies to repre- sent them in the coming year. Scholcistic Art Winners ms is.. . ,sf , .,.. .,,, it if is ig' , ,,:,...,,, ui, ,, ,. .. is ' 1 1' fn M , J fans Back row: Gary Bowser, Don Sipes, Bill Williams, Jim Sanders. Front row: Terry Tang, Linda Newby, Sally Beeman, Dennis Mitchell. Not pictured were: Janet Hughes, John Ransom, and Zara Harness. as - .K 1 . A 3 ?i5li:iif f 41 i'i 3. R Q ,,. S 92- 73, , - 'I96 Voice of Democracy SCRIPT WRITING CONTEST Sylvia Ortiz represented Carl Hayden in the Mari- copa County Voice of Dernocrary Contest and placed third. Her speech was broadcast over ra- dio along with the speeches of the two top speakers. Tom Basham, North High, placed first in the country and Bo Bodine, Camelback High, placed second. VALEDICTORIAN George Roegler SALUTATORIAN SALUTATORIAN MaryGriffi1h S d V 197 Honored at the LefTerman's Club Dance on November 7, 1958 were The Football Queen, Karen Arneson, and her attendants, Judy Brooks, Linda Swan, and Sandy Rutherford. -. 198 - 9 QI: fhe Yeqri Award ws- C E ROTARY SPEECH EU C .Q Clifford Brown, Carolyn Stevenson, Bob White, Sylvia Ortiz, Lloyd Warner, Bonnie Van Att - 199 - rf D I David Ridgeway is holding the Hammond's World Atlas he won for receiving the highest score on Time Magazine's 23rd Annual 'Current Events contest. Dave had the highest score of anyone at Carl Hayden High School. George Roegler, Phelps Dodge Schol- arship Winner. On March 17, George was notified that he had won the Phelps Dodge Scholarship worth 54,000 to Arizona State University at Tempe. Other honors for which we were unable to get pictures were the students who attended the student council convention and students who went to the Arizona Conference of Christians and Jews. Students who went to the Student Council -Convention were: Silvestre Herrera, Mike Tang, Eunice Connor, Judy Edwards, Beverly Elser, Mickey Trigiano, Mary Baratta, Joe Baratta, Ruby Johnson, Joe Malone, Sherrie Bohrer, Gayle Morgan, Crawford Taylor, Mary O'Hanlon, Ralph Payne, and Donna Crawley. Attending the Conference of Christians and Jews were: Caroly'n Knebel, Harold Pennington, Paul Zimmerman, Pat Wilson, Nancy Bowyer, Allen Wieckowicz, Terry Tang, Sylvia Ortiz, Sally Beeman, Frank Barmettler, Linda Fuss, Donna Stewart, Linda Moore, Guy Nichols, Bev Henry, and Wayne Hall. -200- Adams, Dave College Prep, Transfer from Mohall Pub- lic High, North Dakota, F.F.A. l,2, Let- terman's Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Boys Chorus l,2, Concert Choir l,2. Alvarado, Belia Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union High, Arizona, Girls' League l,2, G.A.A. 3. Andrew, Sybil College Prep, Transfer from Greenwich High, New York, Student Council 2, Sen- ior Chorus l,2,3, A-capella Chorus 4, Ath- letic Council I, Senior Library Club l,2,, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. l,2,3, Annual Feature Writer 3, Journalism Club Girls' Sports Editor 3, Hi-Lines Staff 3. Andrew, Tom General, Transfer from Phoenix Christian, Arizona, Track 3,4, Ballard, Jim General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Basketball 3,4. Barcus, Bob General Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Baseball 4, Wrestling 3,4. Barnhart, Carol General, West Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. I, Y-Teens l. Benck, Bob Liberal Arts, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 3,4, As- sembly Committee 3, Band l,2, Student Council 4, Boys State 3, Mayor Boys State 3, Optimist Club Award for lndus- trial Arts 3, Football l,3,4, Baseball l,3,4. Benton, Larry Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.F.A. l,2, Secretary l,2, Class President 3. Bertone, Rosemarie Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y 3,4, Proteens 2, Class Secretary 4, Class Council 4, Secre- tary 4. Bestenlehner, Bill Industrial Arts, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, Junior Optimist Club 3,4, Bilovesky, Steve College Prep, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, Band 3. Bonham, Charlotte Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona. Bonsack, Fred Industrial Arts, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona. Booth, Richard General, Transfer from West Kearney High, Nebraska, Football I, Basketball l,2, Track 'I,2,3. Boozer, Dan General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.F.A. l,2, Phoenix Union Ora- torio l,2. Borkstrom, Joy General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.H.A. 4, Oratorial 2. Bostic, Sue College Prep, Transfer from Tucson High, Arizona, Girls League l,2,3,4, Girls League 3 Council 4, Pep Club I, Girls Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Red Cross 2. Bradshaw, Mickey General, Transfer from Washington High, Arizona, Dance band 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,3,4, Treasurer 3, Junior Op- timist Award 4. Brayer, Dave. General, Transfer from Stadium High, Washington. Brown, Clifford General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- ZOTIB. Brown, Wayne Industrial Arts, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, Letterman's lub 3,4, Foot- ball 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Track 3. Burch, Gary industrial Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona. Bush, Frank Industrial Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Senior Hi-Y 2, Letterman's Club 3,4, Banquet and initiation chairman 4, Wrestling 2,3, Football 3.,4. Burwell, Betty General, Transfer from Bowling Green Senior High, Ohio. Byers, Iris General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, G.A.A. l,3, F.H.A. l,2, Pep Club I, Social Science 3,4, President 3, Secretary 4, Future Nurses 4. Calderon, Bobby Transfer from Phoenix Upion, Arizona. Campbell, John Industrial Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Pub- licity Chairman 4, Key Club 3,4, President 3,4, Hi-Y l,2, Band l,2, Junior Rotarian 3, Falcon Board 3,4, Football 3,4, Base- ball, 3,4, Basketball 3,4. Canada, Carolyn General, Transfer from Jonesboro High, Arkansas, G.A.A. 3,4, Badminton Award 3, Future Nurses 3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Social Science 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. Capehart, Linda Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona. Clayton, Betty Ann Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Class Council 2,4, Student Coun- cil 2,4, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Clements, Lee Liberal Arts, Transfer from Richmond High, Indiana, Girls League Council 4, Secretary of Mixed Chorus 3. Connor, Eunice Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Pep Club l,2, F.H.A. 2, Girls League l,2,4, Oratorio 2, Theta-Chi 2, Representative 2, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Secre- tary of Student Body 4, Representative to Model Legislature 3. Cooke, David Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 4, Dance Band 3,4. Copeland, Judith General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Perfect Attendance 2. Cole, Ronnie General, Transfer from Tempe Union High, Arizona. Crawley, Mack Industrial Arts, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Bowl- ing Club 4, President 4, Class Vice Pres- ident 3,4, Business Manager of annual 4, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3, Track 3. Croce, Paul Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Student Council, Drama. Crow, Sam Business, Transfer from North Phoenix High, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Council 4, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Captain 3,4, Football 3. Davis, George Transfer from Wiesbaden, Germany, Let- terman's Club 2,3, Football l,2,3, Baseball l,4, Basketball 2,3, Soccor l,2,3, Track I. Davison, Barbara Business, Transfer from Camelback High, Arizona, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y 4, Bowling Club 3, Sparteens 2, Acapella Choir l,2, 3,4. Deck, Byron Business, Transfer from L.P. High, Illinois, F.B.L.A. 4, Treasurer 4, Basketball l,2, Football l,2, Swimming 2, Track I. Dickens, Charles General, Transfer from El Dorado, Arkan- sas, Football 3. Dickens, Elizabeth General, Transfer from El Dorado, Arkan- sas, F.H.A. l,2, Vice President l,2, Jour- alism Club 3. Doak, John General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club, Basketball 4, Track 4, Baseball l. Drewry, Maxine Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Glee Club I, F.H.A. i,2, Parlia- mentarian l, Pom Pon Girl I, Cheer- leader 2, Class Treasurer 3, Class Coun- cil 4, Chairman of Public Relations I. Dunn,Jo Ann General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Glee Club I, Accapella Choir 2, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Future Nurses Club 4. Duran, David Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Key Club T, Mixed Chorus 3,4, President 4, Student Council 3,4, Repre- sentative 3,4, Basketball l,2, Track I. Easley, Judith Lee Business, Transfer from Tolleson High, Arizona, F.H.A. l, F.B.L.A. 4, Girls League 'I,2,3,4. Elias, Bill Industrial Arts, Transfer from Phoenix gnlifn, Arizona, Letterman's Club, Foot- a . Elser, Beverly General, Transfer from North High, Ari- zona, Cheerleader 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Football Queen Attendant 3, Girl to Fal- con Board 4, Representative to Teentattle 4, Council and.Planning Committee 4. Entrekin, Joyce Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. I, Council 2, Fidele Chi- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4. Estes, Bob General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Ari- zona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Social and Ac- tivity Committee 3, Football 3,4, Basketball 3. Euzarraga, Anita General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Ari- zona, F.H.A., Future Nurses, Social Science. Forrest, Darrel Industrial Arts, Transfer from Flagstaff High, Arizona. Garcia, Zoila Linda General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Girls Chorus T, Nurses Club l,2, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Girls League Council 4. Garrison, Ken Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Student Council 3, Wrestling 2,3,4. Gatling, Richard Transfer from Pascack Valley Regional High, New Jersey, Track l,2. George, Frank ' Law, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Ari- zona. Gibson, Tom General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Key Club 3, 4, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3. Gilmer, Glenn General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona. Goldian, Esther General Transfer from Phoenix' Union, Arizona. Gray, Jesse General, Transfer from Arroyo High, Cali- fornia, Mineral Club, Naval Unit, U. S. Naval Reserve, Junior Class Council. Greer, Zeanus Industrial Arts, Transfer from Camp Verde High, Arizona, M.Y.F., Rough ldler's, Class Secretary, l, Track l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3. Greene,Jim General Transfer from Waynedale High, Ohio, Latin Club, Vice President of Latin Club, Football l,2, Basketball l. Griffith, Jeff General, Transfer from Camelback High, Arizona. Football T. Griffith, Mary H Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Girls Sextet 3, Parnassus l,2,3,4, Phoenix Union Oratorio Society 2, Fidele- Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, Annual Staff 4, Band l, Pep Club 3, Bowling League 4, A-Capella Choir 3,4, Vice President 4, Student Coun- cil Representative 2,4, Salutatorian, 4. Gwinn, Ed General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Baseball l,3,4, Football 4. Haines, Pat Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Qrizona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pom Pon Hall, Wayne Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Masque and Gavel Club 2, Con- iuror's Club l,2, Rotary Speech Contest l,3, Follies of 56 l, Oratorio Club l, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Speech and Drama Club 3, Bowling Club 4. Hancox, Linda Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 4, G.A.A. l, Stu- dent Council l, Elections Committee 4, An- nual Staff 4. Hand, Sondra Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, lOl Pep Club l,2, Girls League 'l,2, Class Council l,2, Auditorium Club 2, Stadium Club 2, Theta Chi Tri Hi Y 2, gidiele Chi Tri Hi Y 3,4, Vice President Hansen, Sonia General, Transfer from Dodge City Public High, Minnesota, Bowling Club 4, G.A.A. 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls Glee Club l,2, Pep Club l,2, Reporter l, Tennis Club 3, Archery Club 3, Reporter for School Newspaper 2. Hansen, Alfred industrial Arts, Transfer from North Phoe- nix High, Arizona. Harden, Sandy Business, Transfer from Richfield High, Minnesota, A-Capella Choir. Harness, Bill General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona. Harness, Zara General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Tri-Hi-Y T, G.A.A. l,2, Band l,2,3,4, All Girl Choir l, Glee Club l,2, Girls League 'l,2, Secretary of Band 1, Girls League Treasurer l. Harris, Wayne General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Newspaper reporter 4, Assembly Committee 2,3. Hart,Judy Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.B.L.A. l, G.A.A. l, Class Coun- cil 2, Theat Chi Tri Hi Y 2, Fidele Chi Tri Hi 'Y 3, lOl Club 2, Band. Harwood, Eula General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Bad- minton Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4. Heffron, Sandy General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, F.H.A. l, Annual 4, Girls League Council 4, Reporter for KRlZ 4, News- paper 4, Class committee 4, Student Coun- cil T Henderson, Nancy Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y. Henry, Beverly Liberal Arts, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Parnassus l, Tri Hi Y 2, Speech and Drama 3, F.T.A. 3,4, Secretary 3,4, Girls League Class Council -,3,4, Treasurer ,4, School Newspaper 2,3,4, News Ed- itor 4, Page Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-chief 4, Class Council 4, Class Trleasurer 4, Girls League Central Coun- ci 4. Herrera, Silvestre Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Non-Commission Officers Club 2, Apollo Hi Y 2, Junior Rotarian 3, Key Club 3,4, Student Body President 3,4, President of Constitutional Convention 3, Boys State 3, Basketball l, Football 3,4, Track 3. Hinnenkamp, Dale , General, Transfer from Cathedral High, Minnesota, Bowling Club 4, Social Science Club 3,4, Vice President 3. Hober, Patricia General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Oratorio 3, Auditorium Club 3, French Club 2, Band l. Holland, Johnnie Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, lOl Pep Club l, F.B.L.A. l, Class Council 2, Theta Chi Tri Hi Y 2, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y 3. Holub, Robert -202- lndustrial Arts, Transfer from Stephen F. Austin High, Texas. Hughes, Betty Mae Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Am Fi Tri Hi Y 2, Class Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Central Council 3,4, G.A.A. l, F.H.A. 3,4, Oratorio 2. Hull,James General, Transfer from West Phoenix Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Scienc Club 1, Student Council 4, Cross Coun try 4, Wrestling 3,4, Track l,3,4. Hunter, David General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Ari- ZOFIB. Johnson, Lee General, Transfer from Talihina High, Oklal homa, Kings Men. Johnson, Ruby Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y, Senior Coun cil, F.B.L.A., Student Council, Oratorio Girls League. Johnson, Tom General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari zona. Jones, Marion General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Ari zona, G.A.A. l,2, Fidele Chi Tri Hi Y 3,4 Historian 4. Justin, Eldred Transfer from South Mountain High, Ari zona, Pep Club, Football, Track. Keating, Gary Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, Apollo Hi Y 2,3, Vice Presiden 3, Key Club 3,4, Letterman's Club 4 Band l,2,3, Orchestra 4, Swing Ban l,2,3,4, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Stu dent Council 4, Assembly Planning Com mittee 4. Klenner, Ruby Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, Speech and Drama 3, F.B.L.A 3,4, Historian, Girls League 4. Knebel, Carolyn Business, Transfer from St. Marys High Arizona, SRS l,2, CSMC l,2, Camera Clu l,2, F.B.L.A. 4, Secretary 4, College H Board 3,4, Secretary. Keyser, Bill General, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, Four-H, Track 3,4. Krell, Sandra Liberal Arts, Transfer from McPherso High, Kansas, Pep Club l,2,3, Kayettes l,2,3, Team Captain 2, Treasurer 3, F.H.A 'l,2,3, Safety Club 3, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 4 Student Council 4. Kuban, Tom General, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona. Kurtz, Mary Business, Transfer from West Phoenix Arizona, F.B.L.A. 4. Liles, Joe General, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, Football 3. Linsley, Becky Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union Arizona, G.A.A. l, Tennis Club l,2, Danc ilub 2, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretar Lapp, Barbara Liberal Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Sports Manager 3, President 4, Nurses Club l,2, Bad- minton Club l,2,3,4, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Model Legis- lature 4. LaVeer, William General, Transfer from Sun Prairie High, Wisconsin, Red Cross I, Football l,2, Basketball I,2. Longano, Mary Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, C.Y.O., Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y, Girls League Senior Council. Lira, Cruz Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona. Lutes, Marianne General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Mahaffey, Sheila Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. l,2, F.B.L.A. 2, Fidele- Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary, Theta-Chi-Tri-Hi- Y 2, Treasurer, Girls League Council l,2, Y.E.S. 3,4, Representative 3, 4, Tennis. Mahoney, Kurt Agriculture, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.F.A. l,2,3, Rough ldlers, Malone, Jackie Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, F.H.A. l,2, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Council 2. Marin, Olivia Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Oratorio 3, Glee Club I. Martinez, Richard Education, Transfer from Tempe High, Ari- zona, Spanish Unity I,2,3, Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football 3,4. Mascarino, Jen Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Mixed Chorus I, F.H.A. l, Girls Drill Team I, A-Capella Choir 3,4. Maxwell, Erwin Industrial Arts, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, Wrestling 2. McClain, Mary General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y. McCloud, Edgar General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Ari- zona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Key Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Boys State 3, Footbal 3,4, Wrestling 3. McKillop, Tim General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Letterman's Club l,2, Tennis 3,4. Mendel, Pat Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. l,2, Theta-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, Girls League Class Council 3,4, Secretary 3,4, Central Coun- cil 3,4. Metzel, David Industrial Arts, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, Chess Club 2, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 4. Monical, Margo Liberal Arts, Transfer from Catalina High, Arizona, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Publicity Mana- ger 4, Nurses Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4, Social Science Club 3,4, President 3, Reporter 4, Annual 4, Class Editor 4, Newspaper 3,4, Typist and reporter 3,4, Bowling Club 4, Hospital Work 3,4, Rain- bows 2, Rotary Speech Contest 3, Vale- dictorian I. Moreno, Alice Pre-nursing, Transfer from West Phoenix, Arizona, Concert Orchestra I,2,3,4, presi- dent 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Girls Chorus l. Morgan, Gayle College Prep, Transfer from West Phoe- nix, Arizona, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Nurses Club l,2, Student Council 3,4, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi- Y 3,4, Sargeant-at-arms 4, G.A.A. vice president 3, Representative to Model Leg- islature 4. Morgan, Josephine Clerical, Transfer from St. Mary's Phoenix, Arizona, Girls League 3,4, Camera Club l,2, Tennis 3,4, F.B.L.A. 4. Mueller, Judy General, Transfer from Maine Township Des Plaines, Illinois, Girls League. Munn, Judy College Prep, Transfer from Pasadena, Pasadena, Texas, Nurses Club 4, Home- making Club 4, Red Cross 4, secretary 4, Tennis Club 3. Murdick, James Pre-engineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Coyote Hams I, 2, Track 3. Navarro, Theresa Pre-nursing, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Girls League Class Coun- cils, vice president 3, president 4, Girl of the Month of December 4, Girls League Central Council, Page Editor of Hayden Highlights 3,4, G.A.A. representative l,2, president 3, Auditorium Club 2, Student Council 4. Neese, Mike H General, Transfer from Pisgah High, Pis- gah, Jaua, Archery Club, 4, F.F.A. 3, vice president 3, Baseball I,2,3,4, Basketball l. Nichols, Guy Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Ari- zona, College Prep, Baseball 4. Olson, Maryls College Prep, Transfer from Tolleson High, Tolleson, Arizona, F.H.A. l,2, Tri Sci 2, Latin Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls League I,2,3,4, vice president Mixed Chorus 3, Chairman of Degrees of F.H.A. 2. Christmas Play l,2, Junior Class Play 2, Perfect Attendance I,2. Oskerson, Don General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3,4, Football I,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Basketball 3. Passey, Zelia General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Am-Fi-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls League l,2,3,4. Pennington, Harold General, Transfer from San Fernando High, San Fernando, California, Drama 2, Thes- pians 2, Letterman's Club 3,4, Basketball I,4, Baseball 2,3, Football I. Percival, Dianne Business, Transfer from Composite High, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, Figure Skating Club. Phelps, Martha Pre-Nursing, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. 4, Sophomore Council 2, Pon-Pom Line 3. Pickering, Carolyn College Prep, Transfer from South Fremont, St. Anthony, Idaho, Nurses Club I,2,4, -203-- Latin Club 4, Senior Class Council 4, T.A.P, 4, Central Girls League Council 4, Mixed Chorus l,2, A-capella Choir 3,4, F.H.A. l,2, S Club l,2, Secretary of Nurses Club 4, Historian of Senior Girls League Council 4, President of A-capella Choir. Pool, Larry College Prep, Transfer from Manteno High, Monteno, Illinois, Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Future Teachers 2, Band I,2,3,4, Boys Chor- us 2, Baseball I,2,3,4, Basketball I,4, Track I,2. Powell, Dave Academic, Transfer from Meadville High, Meadville, Pennsylvania, Drama and Plays 4, Track 2, Cross Country 2. Prescott, Karen Business, Transfer from Westchester High, Los Angeles, California, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Council 4. Purigraski, Linda General, Transfer from Lincoln High, Port- land, Oregon, Sophomore Council 2, Aca- pella Choir 4, Debate Team 2, Cheerleader I, Girl of the Month I. I Ransom, John Arts and Sciences, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Class President 3, Varsity Foot- ball 3,4, Wrestling 3, Track 3. Ridgeway, David Liberal Arts, Transfer from Westminster High, Westminister, Colorado, Photo Club I, Student Council l,2, Science Club l,2,3, Letterman's Club 4, Teen Club 3, Hayden Highlights staff 4, Football l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,3, Baseball l,2, Track l,2, Ten- nis 4. Rodgers, Ed General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, 4-H Club 4. Rodriguez, Julie General, Transfer from St. Mary's Phoenix, Arizona, S.D.S. 2, Junior Red Cross I,2. Roegler, George Pre-engineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Shutterbugs I, Legio Decima I, Cohors Optima 2,3, pres- ident 2, secretary-treasurer 3, Parnassus 2,3, president 3, Sophomore Class Council 2, president of Class 2,3, Key Club 2,3, Varsity Band I, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Junior Class Council 3, Rotary Speech Contest l,2, Track 3. Roland, Joe General, Transfer from Seminole High, Seminole, Oklahoma, Letterman's Club 3,4, vice president president 4, Senior Coun- cil 4, Speech Club 2, Football I,2,3,4, co- captain 3,4, second team All State All Conference 4, Baseball 3,4. Rood, Barbara Secretarial, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Pon-Pom 2,3,4, Am-Fi- Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Fidele-Chi-Trl-Hi-Y 4, Fresh- man Council I, Sophomore Council 2. Ross, Bill General, Transfer from Washington High, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ruseckas, Mary General, Transfer from Florian High, De- troit, Michigan. Russel, Neil Pre-engineering, Transfer from Albanny High, Albanray, Oregon. Ryder, Carol College Prep, Transfer from Walled Lake High, Walled Lake, Michigan, Band l,2, 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3, Pep Club 2,3. Sabbe, Lynda Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, F.H.A. I, Band I,2, Sec- getary of F.H.A., Pep Club 3, Falcon Board Sagasta, Lupe General, Transfer from Agua Fria, Avon- dale, Arizona, Girls League Council I,2,3, 4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, treasurer 4, council 2, Nurses Club 3,4, Red Cross 4. Sands, Dorella Business, Transfer from Athens Commun- ity High, Athens, Illinois, F.H.A. I,2,3,4, Girls League Senior Council 4, Chorus I,2, 3, Newspaper staff 2,3,4, G.A.A. I. Sapien, Irene Clerical, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. 3. Sawhill, Sandra General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, F.H.A. I, Latin Club I, Y Teens 2, Senior Girls League Council 4. Schantel, Sandra General, Transfer from Pasadena High, Pasadena, Texas. Schatzer, Patricia General, Transfer from Norview High, Nor- folk, Virginia, American Junior Red Cross 2, Music Club 3. Schell, Marveita General, Transfer from St. Joseph High, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Schoenheider, George Accounting, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona. Schreiner, Shirley Pre-nursing, Transfer from St. Mary's High, Phoenix, Arizona, S.D.A. I,2, S.R.C. I,2, Nurses Club 3, secretary 3, Senior Coun- cil 4, Maiorettes 3,4. Schiewe, Sue College Prep, Transfer from Stayton Union High, Stayton, Oregon, Drama I,2, F.H.A. I, Choir 2,3, Girls League Senior Coun- cil 4, Annual Club 2, Assistant Editor of Annual 2, Student Council 4, Art Awards 2,3, in Oregon. Shearer, Carol Business, Transfer from Fort Smith High, Fort Smith, Arkansas, Band I,2, G.A.A. 4, Tennis Team 4. Shiflet, George General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, Archery Club I. Skaggs, Dwane Pre-egineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Vangard Club 2. Smith, Bernard Pre-engineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona. Smith, Anna .Io General, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, Mixed Chorus. Smith, Sharon Lee General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, F.H.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Pro- gram Chairman, 4. Sorden, Barbara Business, Transfer Phoenix Union, Arizona G.A.A. 2,3,4, G.A.A. Representative 4, G.A.A. Council 4. Stevensen, Carolyn General, Transfer Phoenix Union, Arizona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 2,3, Girls League President 3,4, Student Council I,2, Nurses Club I. Stierwalt, Margaret General, General Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Amphi-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pon-pom 3,4, co-captain 4, Band I,2, Girls League I,2,3,4, Sophomore Class Council 2. Stobbe, Dianna Clerical, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, Fidele-Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Class Council 4. Stottsberry, Margaret Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. I,2, Theda-Chi- Tri-Hi-Y 2, sargeant at arms 2, Fidele-Chi- Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.B.L.A. I,2, Tang, Mike Arts and Sciences, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Key Club 3,4, Coyote Highlighters 2, treasurer 2, Sen- ior Hi-Y 2, chaplain 2, Boy's Federation I, Student Council 2,3,4, Student Body Vice President 3,4, Junior Rotarian to Phoenix Rotary Club 4, Curtis Magazine award for outstanding Salesmanship 3, Wrestling 4. Taylor, Eleanor Commercial, Transfer from Southfield High, Detroit, Michigan, VCY I,2, Soroptimuns 3. Thomson, Curt Secretarial, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. I. Thorton, Curt Pre-engineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Math Club I, Key, Club 3,4, Coyote Highlighters 2, Stu- dent Council 3,4, Letterman's Club 3,4, Board Member 4, Optimist Science Achieve- ment Award, Football I,3,4, Basketball I,3, Track I,2,3. Toldrain, Tom General, Transfer from Nicolet High, Mil- waulke, Wisconsin, National Merit Semi- Finalist. Torres, Sylvia General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. I,2,3, Girls League I,2,3, Class Council I,2,3, treasur- er 2, Student Council I,2,3, Pep Club I, 2,3, secretary 2, Spanish Club l,2,3, Tri- Hi-Y I,2,3, vice president 2. Tuggey, Phylis College Prep, Transfer from Pittsfield High, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Orchestra I,2, Pep Club 2, Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. Verhoeven, Bernie Pre-College, Transfer from Brophy High, Phoenix, Arizona. Verna, Sandre Law, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoe- nix, Arizona, Parnassus I,2, G.A.A. I,2, Class Council 2, Am-Fi-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Fidele- Chi-Tri-Hi-Y 3, vice president 3, Pre-model Legislature 2,3, Model Legislature 2, Sa- lutatorian 4. Virclen, Pamela General, Transfer from Lakeview High School, Illinois, Library Club I,2, Vice- president 2, Newspaper I,2, Fidele-Chi- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Club I, G.A.A. I. Wacldle, Charles General, Transfer from Casa Grande High, Arizona, Junior Varsity Football I,2, Bask- etball 2, Varsity Track 2,3. Walker, Sandra Business, Transfer from Central High -204- School, Evansville, Indiana, Y-Teens I,2, Choir I,2,3,4, Sextet 3, Pep Club I,2, Girls' League 3,4, Music Club I,2, Watson, Ann General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona, G.A.A. I,2,3, Class Council l,2,4, Class Veep I, Student Council l,2. Webb, Diane Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Arizona. Webber, Anetta Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, G.A.A. 3,4, Fidele Chi- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, F.B.L.A. 2. Whisenant, Beverly Business, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Choral Teens I, G.A.A. 4. Wilcox, Marilyn General, Transfer from ldaho Falls High, Idaho Falls, Idaho, F.H.A. l,2,4, Latin Club 4, 4-H Club 2,3, Secretary 2,3, Math Club I, National Honor Society 3. Willett, James Pre-engineering, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Chess Club I, Rocket Club I,3, vice president 3, Math Club 4, Science Club. Wilson, Dave General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona. Winters, Bonita Business, Transfer from West Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, Stadium Club I,2, secre- tary I,2, F.B.L.A. 4, Shorthand Speed award 3. Yee, Don General, Transfer from Phoenix Union, Phoenix, Arizona, Letterman's Club 3, Football I,2,3, Baseball I. Yocom, Sylvia Secretarial, Transfer from Phoenix Tech, Phoenix, Arizona, Girls League I,2, Future Designers 'I,2, F.B.L.A. 3,4, G.A.A. I,2,3, Tennis Club 3. Young, Harry Pre-engineering, Transfer from Christian High, Phoenix, Arizona, Science Club I,2, Radio Club 2, Math Club 4, Football I. Yunker, Michele Business, Transfer from St. Agnes High Kansas City, Kansas, Glee Club I, secre- tary, Pep Club 2,3, vice president 2,3, Glee Club secretary I, Sodality 2, treas- urer 2, Cheerleader I,2,3. Yurcik, Barbara College Prep, Transfer from Roosevelt High, St. Louis, Missouri, Pepettes I, Pep R 2, Speech and Drama Club 3, Mask and Buskin I,2, G.A.A. 3, Girls League Senior Council 4. 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