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

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-A K3 'ut 4 .511-'-Q33-I k Z' it NY Q - ' - R222 Above Left: Carl I-layden's All-State Football He- roes show their uniforms off on the bench. Philip and Steve Baniewicz, sons of Coach John Baniewicz, can also be seen playing baseball in the spring Above- Portrait of Sound members in- clude one semor and five Carl Hayden graduates ln volvement ls Word L., 3. . 'X Above: Belinda Correll helps raise funds for the Christmas formal by making posters. Above Right: Carl Hayden's Concert Choir and Orches- tra combine talents at Christmas assembly. ACTIVITIES 19

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.e Above Left: Rat-ta-tat-tat-plays Senior Pat Rhodes on the snare drum, as he concen- trates on hitting the right heat. We Wish You the Merriest, Christmas Party, Jingle Bells, and Silent Night were just a few of Christmas Happenings Arriving from the North Pole to at- tend the all-school Christmas Party held by Student Government was Santa Claus. Hi-Tones and the Orchestra com- bined to present a melody of Christmas carols at the Christmas assembly. Deca students also got into the holiday spirit by collecting food and clothing for needy families, to help them have a joyous and Merry Christ- mas. the carols presented by the Hi-Tones and Or- chestra at the assembly. Above Right: Deca student, Barbara King, seems to be thinking about the clothing, canned goods, candy canes, and the gaily wrapped gifts that will he pre- Above Left: Santa Claus talias Chuck Kidderl doesn't seem to be raising much Christmas cheer and spirit in the drama skit at the Christmas Party. Christmas Almost Wasn't, when the elves went on strike because of the 18 ACTIVITIES mean Santa Claus, Santa repented, the elves went back to work and Christmas arrived on time. Above Right: A member of the METRE- CAL-FOR-LUNCH BUNCH was Oscar the smil- ing Santa, of the Biology Department. . s sented to a needy family on Christmas morn- ing. Barbara was just one of the many Deca members who contributed many hours of time and work to make the Christmas season seem a little brighter and joyous. W I

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-1 111 Kathy Wilcutt is escorted to the stage by ing questions. 141. Statesman Candidate Rob- date Charles Hernandez escorts Bernice Vil- Calvm Bagley 121 and 133 Mary Ann Florendo bie Bates listens to campus queen festivities. legas to the stage. and Bernice Vrllegas moments before answer 153. Key Club President and Statesman Candi- Vlllegas Voted 7 970 Campus Queen The 1969-70 Campus Queen and Mr. Statesman candidates were introduced to the student body at assemblies which featured a Lawrence Elk and His Mag- ic Makers revue and special lighting treatment to the presentation area. The revue included a ballroom dance number, a soft-shoe act, a song from Tiny Jim, two songs from the Lemon Sisters, and a fourth song from Shirley Dimple. At the close of the revue, Lonnie Smith, 1968-69 Campus Queen was in- troduced and was Hostess for the re- mainder of the assembly. The 1969-70 Campus Queen Candi- dates introduced were Leticia Cruz, a Varsity Pom member, and a member of GAA, Mary Ann Florendo, a Varsity Pom member and a member of Junior Class Council, Patty Hayden, a Junior Varsity Cheerleader, and a Junior Class officer, and also a member of the Hayden High- lights, Kathy Willcutt a Junior Varsity Cheerleader, and a staff member of the Hayden Highlights, and Bernice Villegas, a Varsity Pom member, a member of GAA and Girls League. They were escorted by the 1969 Mr. Statesman Candidates all National Hon- or Society members, Robbie Bates, a Varsity Basketball player, Calvin Bagley, three-year Class President, Boys State delegate, Dave Marusich, a Varsity Foot- ball and Baseball player, and Charles Hernandez, a Boys State Delegate and Key Club President. Above Center: Good gracious! Great Balls of Fire, sings Tiny Tim 1aIias Jim Mondragon. Left: lmitating Shirley Temple with Where 'Wn.'f.,,..--- bonbons lay . . . eeeeeeee! is Charolette Low- ery. Above: Mark Di'Bernardio and Manuel Chavez try a little soft shoe in the assembly.