Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1962 volume:

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From a young man fresh from the halls of Brigham Young University he has grown in stature at the college and inthe community. His keen mind has been a catalyst to thousands of young men and women who have come under his instruction in 20 years of teaching chemistry and the biological sciences. b M His decision to leave Eastern brings sorrow to us allt And so to Mr. Russell Lundell, for the profound knowledge which he im- parted to the young people who have passed this way, we, the staff, dedicate the 1962 Oasis. r - ' , -,fir Fife'-1. n -X1 , la -r AE '. 1 A . .4 'V 6 Y. V- A L :-'TM-': - ' , I 22: , 4 I fgvj. ,., x '.:.,,. , ,,-, ,., I 4 I, rw -1- - LA nz:- -L v. - - - ,1 .w 5g'p. , X H . lfliilfl ' H r u -eng: -:, ' I, -,ark-12 f'-, ,. ' H . l Qt. I- ' 1 41 1' k 4. V 1 Q IFA' rl, I - . x x u 1 in I K , I 1 1 , fn' , 1 1 5 ,k,-,.. ,nw x VM 'J A lx E' ' F Y 'if Af f..1 . f :Mfr X 1. 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'w--- - .. , . 1..- ':' 'I '. , . ng: 'Q - .--o?'11'5f! 31' b --1-1' I-?.D!E-s1f'l.Y',i1,-M .If -.H :I-:-.-a. - ' '-Ui'-fre--79'- '-f'1'JQ - l ,,, , PRESIDENT GUITTEAU Heading the College Ad- ministration is President Paul E. Guitteau. President Gitteau received his B.A. and M.A. de- grees from the University of Arizona. Thirty years as a school administra- tor has provided the President with special insight into educational affairs. Experience as a teacher and later admin- istrator in the Thatcher public school sys- tem and his tenure as superintendent at Am- phitheatre in Tucson are a testimonial to his ability and his devotion to the profession. Since President Guitteau's arrival on campus ll years ago, Eastern has grown in size and re- nown. Enrollment is up 300 per cent! New build- ings dot the campus. New curriculums have been added and old ones strengthened. A million dollar ex- pansion program is underway, promising over the next two years, new classrooms, athletic plant, including a stadium, gymnasium, baseball and softball fields, cinder track, and tennis courts, and a new men's dormitory. Everywhere progress is evident. For College President Guitteau, there is only one motion -forward! - there is only one direction - upl BOARD 0F EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: George Mattice, j. N. McEuen, Carl Reinemund, Presidentg Laval Welker, E. L. Tidwell CARL A. REINEMUND President ofthe Board of Education. DEAN STADMILLER DEAN RAY DEAN LUNG I. E. STADMILLER, Dean of Students and Admissions. B.A., University of Utahg M.A. Ed., Arizona State University. CAROLYN SUE RAY, Dean of Women. B.A., Coe College. JOHN W. LONG, Dean of Instruction. B.A., Dickinson Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Duke University. V.. W -5- J 4 .r , '. w:,j.n - s-4., v A . 'F I lu m . 5 ,- . X .f ' wr. .. . . 1 1371 ' . .4-, .. .L Xu' ,. ,fL:'1g!.5 l 'cv ' -Ji ..-r 9-. ',v f ' 2 -' - I' . f 71 iJ.1rfTf':n H... iii Ewe- Xe V - - ' M ' I 0 '-gl.. 'YA 1:7 V.. mfr F '--'A . , ,V Q, 1,33 ,Q , ,PFI X- A ,,'c.14 5. 'kt za my iw af - --HIC '. J-:yn ,, , ' ' ,,,:' If ,Vx V, r ' Y-.2f. ,. GI Y .GV It . f Q V J ADMINISTRATION I. EDWARD I-IUNTERg Wes- MICHAEL IERCEg ley House Director. nessg B.A. E ., M.A., Ed., versity of Arizona. DONALD P. jONESg Speech CARL KYSERg Automotive RUSSELL LUNDELLg Chem and Dramaticsg B.F.A. Univer- Meohanicsg Diploma, General istryg B.S., M.S., Brighanl sity of Arizonag M,A. Ed., Ari- Motors, Young University. zona State University. LAWRE NCE L. McDON- VIRGINIA McFARLANDg WAYNE M. McGRATHg Phys- LUCY H. MEEKERg H omf ALD, jR.g Englishg B.A., Ed., Englishg B.A., Southwestern ical Educationg B.S. Ed., M.A., Economiosg B.S., M.S., Univer M.A., University of Arizona. State College. Ed., Arizona State University. sity of Arizona. 14 JA M E S MIDDLETONg PAUL W. MOORHOUSEg L.D.S.g Institute of Religion. Musicg B.M., Illinois Wes- leyan Collegeg M.M. Educa- tion, University of Arizona. IESS A. PEASEg Physical THOMAS A. SCOTT? Psy- EDWARD STACEYg Educationg B.A. Education, vfwlvgy and Journalism: English, B.s. Ed., M.A., M.A. Education, Arizona Ed-, D'-IQUBSUF Ufllver' Arizona State College. State University. SIIYS M- Ed-, Umvefml' of Pittsburgh. ADMINISTRATION EON TROT'I'ERg Physical JAY TURLEYg L.D.S.g In- GLENN WESTg Artg B.A., WAYNE E. WHITEg Busi- ducationg B.A. Ed., South- stitute of Religion. M.F.A., Washington State nessg B.S., Arizona State estem State College. University. Collegeg M.A. Ed., Arizona State University. 15 CAFETERIA MAINTENANCE ' JAMES WINSOR LARRY SKINNER N BONITA ALsToN, Cafetenl Manager GREGORIA ALVARADO N ORMA DENNIS PEARL DECKER CORA HAMILTON MANUEL LUCERO MARK ALLEN, Superintendent! HOWARD LACY FRED LINDSTEADT ,. .J ' ' 61,51 iv ' , .Y F7 Y' . , D, .ir i? ' ' ' J Q ,, ,H ' 1,5 ' A- .. , A . ,. . . I, ff 25 7 Q' H ' ' '??'il? .. , ., V, Y . Y . 1 A - . 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'TL' --5. 2,2 aaifs. fl'f1i5,16L'g13:?1'3f-,,'i-4: . .5 .,l.q'3qL31,f'fi, .iz-1 Q .35-!5..fn',:v .., , .. ., , f.N.- .fm-2 : 'f,l :! ' ' '19 T'-','P3'f'i :1?zC , 1 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL EATED: Florene Lunt, S.N.E.A., Diana Hagerman, Head Pom Pong Barbara Rogers, Head Monsteretteg Jeannie Gardner, Head heerleaderg julie Lamon, W.A.A. President. STANDING: Kathie McGleve, Lamb a Delta Sigma Presidentg Judy Wing, S.N.E.A.g ob Grant, Monster Fraternity, Mike Bennett, I.C.C. President, Henry Armstrong, Newman Club, A. Clark, Aggie Clubg Lidia emandez, Girls' Dorm President. 19 l A S S OPHOMORE CLASS AJ? , .rf A 1 , 1 CLASS OFFICERS CARMEN CORSO ..... President RICHARD HUERTA ..... Vice President ROMELDA MEYER ..... S eoretary ADAMS, CAROL, Winslow, ADAMS, KAY FLORAINEg ACUINAGA, BEYNALDO D., Arizonag Home Economics. Thatcher, Arizona, Home Eco- Clifton, Afizfmlls General. Auto Lambda Delta Sigma, Delta nomics. Lambda Delta Sig- Mechanics Club, Newman Psi Omega, AWS, Home Ec. ma, Home Ec. Club. Club. Club, WAA. SOPHUMDRE CLASS ANGLE, BETTY ANNg Saf- ford, Arizona, Elementary Ed- ucation. Lambda Delta Sigma, Choir, AWS, Phi Theta Kappa, WAA. ANGLE, MARVIN, Safford, ARCHULETA, E D D I E 5 Arizonag Elementary Educa- Bisbee, Arizonag Physical Edu- tion. cation. AMS. ARMSTRONG, HENRY A., Douglas, Arizona, Buisness Ad- ministration. Newman Club, Choir. ARNOLD, D A R L A JEAN, B A L D W I N , MARCARETQ Safford, Arizonag Secretarial. Sllffmd, A HZ 0 110: English. Pom Pon Girl, Home Ec. Club, Great Books Club- AWS, Lambda Delta Sigma, Cheerleader. BARNES, KAREN ROSE, Saf- ford, Arizonag Home Econom- ics. Lambda D el ta Sigma, B a n d , Homecoming Attend- ant, Western Queen Candidate, AWS. l l BEECHER, BEDKER TINY, Seligman, Arizona, Business Administration. 23 SOPHOMDRE CLASS BEECROFT, BILLY, Over- BENNETT, MIKE WILLIAM, BERRYHILL, ION H., Eloy, gaard, Arizona, Business Ad- Fort Huachuca, Arizona, Busi- Arizona, Science. Football, ministration. AMS, Lambda ness Administration. Freshman Baseball, Band. Delta Sigma. Class Vice President, Monster Club, AMS, Wesley Club, Boy's Dorm Council, Football, Student Body Vice President, Student Council, ICC, Presi- dent, Homecoming Candidate and Attendant. BIENZ, WALLACE E., Snow- BLACK, LOYDg Fort Thomas, BOCGS, DENDY S., Bowie, BOWMAN, SUE, Safford, Ari- flake, Arizona, Liberal Arts. Arizona, Elementary Educa- Arizona, Professional Agricul- zona, General Business. Pom Delta Psi Omega, President, tion. ture. Aggie Club, Baseball. Pon Girl, Rodeo Club Queen, Lambda Delta Sigma, Big Choir, AWS, Lambda Delta Fisherman, Family Portrait, Sigma. Choir, AMS, Student Council, Men's Quartet. BROWN, SPENCER, Benson, BROWN, WILLIAM LEE, BURNETT, DARLENE, Saf- CARTER, REVA, Pima, Ari- Arizonag Agriculture. Casa Grande, Arizona, Profes- ford, Arizona, Liberal Arts. 201161: Elementary Edl1Cflti0U- sional Agriculture. Aggie Club, Lambda Delta Sigma, Monster WAA, AWS, Lambda Delta AMS, Wesley Club. Editor. Sigma. 24 CLARK, ALLWIN I., Yuma, Arizona, Professional Agricul- ture. Wesley Club, ICC. COBB, CHRIS, Phoenix, Ari- COLLINS, GARY, Safford, zona, Secondary Education, Arizona, Pre-Dental. Baseball. Monster Editor, Student Coun- cil, AWS. SOPHOMORE CLASS COLVIN, GARY L., Claypool, Arizona, English. AMS, Lamb- da Delta Sigma, Choir. CORSO, CARMEN C., Globe, CURTIS, LADELVERN B., Arizona, Industrial Arts. Soph- Pima, Arizona, Elementary Ed- omore Class President, New- ucation. Monster Editor, Choir, man Club, President, Delta Lambda Delta Sigma, Family Psi Omega, Vice President, Portrait, You Can't Take It Homecoming Candidate, Stu- With You. dent Council, The Big Fisher- man, You Can,t Take It With You, Family Portrait, Base- Block AMS. fin la ROSA, MADILINE, Bis- Arizona, Pre-Law. New- Club, Secretary, Current Discussion Club, WAA, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice ICC, Great Books CURTIS, SANDRA, Pima, Ari- zona, Secretarial T r a i n i n g. AWS, Lambda Delta Sigma, Pom Pon, Choir. N - i -if 1, 1: - I it -Tiffi- DENHAM, SUE, Mesa, Arizo- DONHAM, SAUNDRA I., DOUGLAS, IIM, Tucson, Ari- na, Physical Education. Lamb- Pima, Arizona, Business Edu- zona, Business Administration. da Delta Sigma, WAA, AWS, cation. WAA, AWS, Choir, Basketball, Dorm Council. Band, Current Affairs Discus- SNEA. sion Club. 25 SOPHUMURE CLASS DOUGLASS, MARY AGNES, Sierra Vista, Arizona, Elemen- tary Education. AWS, WAA, Monsterette, Aggie Club. DOWDLE, CANDACEg Har- lingen, Texas, Elementary Ed- ucation. AWS, Council, Stu- dent Body President, SNEA, Vice President, Student Coun- cil, Lambda Delta Sigma, WAA, Dorm Council, Cheer- leader. ECKTON, RON, Willcox, Ari- zona, Forestry. Aggie Club. ELLSWORTH, INEZg Saf- ELMEP., DENNIS, Central, ETHINCTON, LINDA ADA, FLORES, JESSE, ford, Arizona, Pre Vet. Lamb- Arizona, Elementary Educa- da Delta Sigma, Aggie Club, tion. Secretary. Queen Creek, Arizona, Ele- Arizona, Physical Education. , mentary Education. Lambda Delta Sigma, SNEA, AWS. FOLLETT, PEGGY LOU, FOU'I'Z, JERROLD B., Saf- GALLOWAY, GEORGE, Tuc- Safford, Arizonag Elementary ford, Arizonag Business Ad- son, Arizona, Pre Med. Wesley Education. Lambda Delta Sig- ministration. Lambda Delta Club, Male Quartet, AMS, ma, SNEA, Choir, AWS. Sigma, Assistant Oasis Editor, Choir. 26 AMS. ma, Head Cheerleader. GARDNER, 1EANIEg , Arizona, Elementary - tion. AWS, WAA, , Triple Trio, Lambda Delta - SUPHOMORE CLASS CIDEON, ED, Yuma, A1'iZOTll1g GOODIE, IOSEPHINE, San GOODMAN, ROXSANNA L., Physical Education. AMS, Wes- Carlos, Arizona, Secretarial. Clifton, Arizona, General Busi- ley Club. AWS, Wesley Club. ness. AVVS, Lambda Delta Sig- ma, Band, WAA. GREEN, CATHERINE, That- clzer, Arizona, Elementary Ed ucation. AWS, Council, Lamb da Delta Sigma, Band, Twirler, Pom Pon Girl. HACERMAN, DIANA, Ouer- HARRIS, IERRY W., Tucson, gaard, Arizona, Liberal Arts. Arizona, Agriculture. Phi Theta Head Pom Pon Girl, Lambda Kappa, Wesley Club, Aggie Delta Sigma, AWS, WAA, Club, AMS. Freshman Class Secretary. GREEN, THOMAS HENRY, Goodyear, Arizona, Agricul- ture. F o o t b a 1 1 , Letterman's Club, Aggie Club. HART, TIM, Willcox, Arizonag HAUGHT, GEORGE MAX, HERNANDEZ, GUILLERM0 HEYWOOD, KUMEN L., Social Science. Baseball. San Carlos, Arizona, Business C- IR-5 Manila, Philippifle-95 Holbrook, Arizona, Auto Me- Administration. BUSUIGSS AdH3iI1iStrati011. chanics. Lambda Delta Sigma. 27 -1 . 2 s X, ' 4 -7 1 L 41 , K., -P v . 4, 'i- .47- Z XJ ' 1 2,1 'L 4 . 4 Q , H P 7 A , 5' J r If wx 4 ' up A .1 4 , l J dy 'V ,-1.--f fa,!dq'f ,gr I.. ,J I 5' ' n , . ,rl ,. , I 'VL N mtg. 4 1 Wai-x gjie. ,gif ,191 V, A QCn3g I' J 2 - Y' A N 1 r ! K - J f 'M' x N 'H . ' Ari? f fa wixgix , 4 rs:-, L. L 'Q ' V? N 1.1: xiauiffi . , -l,H..M- . 'Whrgf '. I,-. 'N Alf S-, 1 34' Q-, fam H - XE-L.. W r fi 1 x 5, .L . .,,, -A.. 1-Mi KLOPPE, ROWAN R., That- KURZHALS, RALPH 1.5 Tuc- cher, Arizonag Liberal Arts. son, Arizonag Social Sciences. Rodeo Club, AMS. Wesley Club. LARSON, jULIEg Snowflake, Arizona, Elementary Educa- tion. AWS, Band, Lambda Delta Sigma, WAA, President, Girls Dorm Council, Choir, SNEA, Triple Trio, Sixtet, Homecoming Queen Candi- date. SOPHUMURE CLASS LaVETTER, CHARLESg Tuc- LAYTON, BOBg Mesa, Ari- son, Arizona, Physical Educa- zona, General Business. Aggie tion. AMS, Basketball, Home- Club, Lambda Delta Sigma. coming King. LESTER, DONALD, Spring- eruille, Arizonag Accounting. Lambda Delta Sigma, AMS, Rodeo Club, Choir. LEWIS, L Y M A N 5 Cotton- wood, Arizonag Liberal Arts. OPEZ, ANDREW N. IR., LORD, ARLENEg Marana, ayden, Arizonag Elementary Arizonag Physical Educationl ducation. Band, Newman WAA, AWS. lub, Dance Band, AMS. LUNT, FLORENEg Duncan, Arizonag Elementary Educa- tion. WAA, AWS, SNEA, Sec- retary-Treasurer, S ecretaryg Lambda Delta Sigma, Phi The- ta Kappa, Treasurer, Monster- ettes. MEDRANO, M A N U E L C.g Su erior, Arizonag Elementary Edzdcation. N e w m a n Club, AMS, Football. 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AWS, WAA, Choir. 33 SOPHUMORE CLASS THOMAS, THOMAS N.g WALTON, MANNING NOR- Weatherly, Pennsylvania, Pre- VIELg Safford, Arizona, Auto Ministerial. Wesley Club, Del- Mechanics. Auto Mechanics ta Psi Ome a, Choir, Dance Club. Band, Band, Quartet, AMS, Great Books Club, Monster Staff. WATERS, ROD W., Winslow, WEBB, BARRY, Tucson, Ari- WEDERMAN, ROD, Benson, Arizonag Automotive Mechan- zona, Music. Band, Dance Industrial Education. Auto ics. AMS, Executive Council, Band, Choir. Mechanics Club. Auto Mechanics Club. WEECH, KENYONg Over- WEEMS, MARGARET ANN, WEST, ROBERTg Safford, gaard, Arizona, Commercial Tuttle, Oklahoma, Physical Arizonag Engineering. Art. Music Club, AMS. Education. SNEA, Parliamen- tarian, Phi Theta Kappa, AWSg WAAg Wesley Club, Monster- ettes. 34 WARD, DELORES Whiterioer, Arizona, Education. WAA A ley Club, Sec., SNEA, Delta Psi Omega, pbrter. WEECH, KATHLEEN, gaard, Arizona, Training. Lambda Delta ma, WAA, President, Band. WHITMER, IAMES BEN- IAMIN JR., Central, Arizona, Engineering. Auto Mechanics Club, Vice President, Lambda Delta Sigma. EWIS, RAY D.: Globe, Ari- VERKLER, TOMMY GENE, WILTBANK, GALE LOUISE, OMS B11Si11eSS Ad1Hil1iSCrali0I1- Chandler, Arizona, Business Morenci, Arizona, Liberal Arts. mbda Delta Sigma. Administration. AMS, Vice Band, Dorm Council, Choir, President, Wesley Club, Bas- Dance Band, Lambda Delta Ansari, Parviz Baker, Larry Dean Balkin, Chuck Bellinger, Carol Carlson, Glenn H. Carron, Gene Clark, Allwin Cluff, Cale Howard Cluff, Zora Crow, Benny Leon Denman, Donald England, Ronald Flatt, Dennis Garcia, Ronnie Goseyun, Brazie Hanks, Delbert ketball, Baseball. sigma, AWS. WOODS, LEVI, Tucson, Ari- zona, Physical Education. AMS, Manager, Baseball, Foot- ball, Basketball, Wesley Club, Lambda Delta Sigma. YOUNG, BILL, saffofd, Ari- zona, Engineering. SOPHUMORES NUT PICTURED Hatch, janell Hernandez, Lidia C. Imus, Wilfred S. johnson, Gerald Judd, Merlin C. Layton, Robert M. Lemons, Barbara Lines, Rusty R. Lukats, Nancy Lutz, Leberta F. McBride, Elbert E. McWhorter, Darlene Manuel, Gloria Jean Marshall, George R. Meiser, Barbara Miller, Norman WING, JUDITH, Coolidge Arizona, Elementary Educa: tion. Lambda Delta Sigma WAA, SNEA, President, AWS Secretary Treasurer, ICC, Oas: is Staff. Mullenaux, Lyrm Nichols, Vernon Orben, R. Fritz Porter, Larry Reed, Richard Salam, Salam Shannon, Stuart Smith, joe Stacy, Robert Stacey, Ronald Stauffer, Delsa Stowe, Gary Tapija, Luke Ward, William Williams, Charles 35 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Q 4 kj 5 b CLASS OFFICERS KEITH WEBB ..... President JERRY SMITH .... ,. vice P 'd IANICE LEE , f F' -'1' J. qu . .1 gn. I v 4 ss' fi ' -W? it Q if If I, , 1.-, I. , IA V -. ax A .ny 'ww-av if ,ek- H c ' A .. 1 - vfL,. . ' x If . . ,1 ..,V ,-2 V . 1 'N 5 -3 H' 39: X- ff . L . , V11 -V X X A .sg-H f- lu AQ' ' 'X '. ,gf -, 1.-5.5 , ,V A- ' fm .N ,-1, ...1 - . , 1 1 , ,VA , ,1 'Q 1 ', -' l,. ' ' w i Lwt' 1: . xi X l',.- xg Q.. 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Vu, Q, , I' TI ' fx 'E A .-f .1 'af . . , I ,I-5 . I V lr - II ' .. ,,.. fuel . ,I .-,ay-f'lrx'I - .,I 1. II I I wI Y? P5 -'Qy ' nn' -'H T 13, 2 . ' - fa x - -' . . . Af Wg ' '+V 1' f '- rw. , Aid. W' ' gk ' f-1 1 V ' E- J A If uw n if Ax ' Wi' r II I . I f . I .II I I II . HI I Q V',I II I II , 'I I XI I Il Q1 I .I , ,. 1 . I , . .I .. - f. .. 1 ff B . -Lb if In - '--1' QI, Q 1 ' '. F RESHMAN WELKER, RAN CL DALLg saffofd, Arizo WHITE, DAVE, Tuc- son, Arizona, General. WHITLOCK, RICH- ARD, Texarkana, Tex- asg Business. WHIT- MORE, MIKE, Saf- ford, Arizonag Liberal Arts. WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS, Ray, Ari- zona, Ioumalism. WILLIAMS, JIM H.g San Manuel, Arizona, Elementary Elucation. WILSON, DONALD RAYg Duncan, Arizona, Chemistry. WILSON, MAROLYNN, Nogales, Arizona, Liberal Arts. WINN, PHILIPg Silver Bell, Arizonag Auto Mechanics. WOLFE, PHILIP, Mo- renci, Arizona, Engi- neering. W O O D S LYNN, Safford, -Arizo nag Business Educa tion. WOODS, STAN LEYg Tucson, Arizona, Industrial Arts YOUNG, JOE L., Holi brook, Arizona, Busi- ness Administration. 54 nag Auto Mechanics. WELLS, JOYCE, Saf- fo r d , Arizona, Social Science. W E L S O N , DORIS, Thatcher, Ari- zona, Secretarial. Acker, Joseph Adams, Frank Aguilar, Rosendo Alva, Mike Alvarez, Alfred Anderson, Darnall Anspach, Paul Archibald, Terry Barney, Jolm Beavers, Robert BeVier, Carl Blankenship, Dorothy Boyd, Lynn Brewer, Coleman Brinkerhoff, Ann Bums, Sherry Callicotte, Felix Carbiner, Don Carrier, Jimmie Carron, Gene Casner, Dewitt Collins, Michael B. Combs, McKinley Cunningham, Barry Curry, Charles Curtis, Margaret Dendy, Raymond DeSart, Jimmie Diaz, Lena Dunagan, Verna Mae Durkee, James Estes, Lonnie Evans, Randall Farnsworth, Melvin Farr, Donald Ferguson, Otis Fitch, Gayle E. Flatt, Clair Ford, Lanora FRESHMEN NDT PICTURED Frew, Jo Garcia, Steve Gardner, Sharon Gilliland, Jerry Hansen, Monte Hastings, Richard Haught, Eldon Ray Heyman, Ronald E. Hicky, Ed Hill, W. Joe Holden, Georgia Holmes, Toni Holyoak, NVilford N. Hughes, Henry Hughes, Dennis C. Huhn, Donald Hutchison, Donald John, Bobby Johnson, Maxine Jones, Kenneth Jones, Pearl Kadel, Douglas Keene, Curtis Kennedy, Kenneth King, Dwight Kirchner, Thomas Laing, Stephen T. Lambson, Delbert Lemons, Edwina Lennox, Joyce Lewis, Freddie Lockwood, Edward G. Lopez, Ernest Lopez, Tony Loustzunaw, Raoul Loya, Johnny Lucero, Carlos McBride, Carolyn McClaran, Joan SPECIAL STUDENTS Childers, Marjorie Curtis, Annabelle Davis, Charles W. Follett, Opal Greenbaum, Belle Houlihan, Ruth Hurliman, Karl Hutchison, Mary Ann Layton, Muriel Linson, Gay E. Long, Mildred J. McDonald, Louisa McGrath, Barbara Noble, Ruth Powers, Nancy Scott, Jere Spinks, Iris Welker, Wyona Willoughby, Zelma K. McClaran, Kenneth McEuen, Donald NcNellis, Wesley Macedon, George Martin, William Melillo, David Mihoky, Doug Moorhead, James Payne, Jeanette Phelps, Douglas Plummer, Patricia Priborsky, Steve Reed, Jimmy Reed, William Rhodes, George Riggi, Peter Robles, Raynaldo Romney, Archie Roseberry, Ronald Ruiz, Alfonso Rykaceski, Tom Saline, Seth Sims, Jerry P. Slade, Garold . Smith, Eva Storm, Fred Sutherland, Gary Swingler, Richard Taylor, Roger C. Todd, Lynette Trappman, Nancy Trulove, William Tsi, Marina Turbyfill, Jack Van Gorder, Charles Webb, Darwin Wilson, Jonathan Woodhouse, Larry Worden, Joseph Ycoco, George RGAN IZATIUNS AGGIE CLUB 1 . t if 1,1 H Qui' FIRST ROW: Dean Merrill, Vernon Nichols, Trip Carter, Dick Chandler, Bob Shay, Spencer Brown, jerry Harris. SECOND ROW: Donald Foote, Advisor, Willie Brown, Alphonso Ruiz, Bill Cillimore, Danny Bingham, John Smith, Ted McRae, Daryoush Archin. THIRD ROW: Barry Callaway, Don Daldwell, A. Clark, Brazie Goseyun, Chuck Patterson, Virden Brown. AUTO MECHANICS CLUB .7 ', . . ' 1-my Cr? llfr ' , . .. e K 3 I of Qi fl FIRST ROW: jack DeSpain, Jay Perit, Randall Welker, Eddie Lockwood, Charles Prochnow, Archie Romney, Andy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Gary Schulz, Amiando Leyva, Gerald Slade, Dave WVhite, Kenny McClaran, Tommy Frost, Doug Mihoky, Emie Lopez. THIRD ROW: Kado Holliday, Pat Brown, jerry Farnsworth, joe Goodman, jack Perkins, Ronald Rose- berry, Joe Worden, McKinley Combs, jim Gardner, Doc Kyser, Advisor. OFFICERS: Donald Foote, Advisor, Willie Brown, Inez Ellsworth, Chuck Patterson, Spencer Brown. OFFICERS: George Saylor, jack DeSpain, Benny Crow, Charles Prochnow, Warren Norcross. EIRST ROW: jerry Harris, Junt. Madline de la Rosa. SNEA Y 7 W 1 A Y ' el: il lx i fl I - lx -w' w 4 - r 1 , , J - , - .. . ,,..11l l l IRST ROXV: Norma McBride, Nancy Pollock, Muguret Baldwin, Gail Sindel, Janice Lee, Judy Shemxan, andace Dowdle, Keith Webb. SECOND ROW: Richard Hastings, Paul Saenz, Florene Lunt, Margaret PH' THETAKAPPA Veems, Betty Angle, Ed Dawson. ancy Pollock, Betty Angle, u d y Sherman. SECOND OW: Margaret W c e m s , ail Sindel, Candace Dow- e, Dr. Long, Mrs. Sue ay-Advisorsg F l o r e n e DELTA P I OMEGA taryg Delores WVard, Treasurerg Earl Ivey Presidentg Kathie McCleve, Vice President. ,paul if ri ,ur K Q.-, . l I P FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Elicia Waters, Peggy Delaney, Darlene McVVhorter, Delores YVz1rd, Thomas Thomas, Bob Grant, Donald Jones- Sponser, SECOND ROXV: Carol Adams, Pat Phelps, Larry Bulecheck, Terrill Carter, Carmen Corso, Earl Ivey, David Ellis. GREAT BOOKS CLUB BACK ROW: Calvin Shelton, Darlene Bumett, Sam Howell. FRONT ROW: Gene Carrol, Naomi Childers, Margaret Guy- ton, Larry McDonald-Sponser. SPEAKING: Roger Rameriz. OFFICERS: Darlene McVVhorter, Secre- AMS AW AWS COUNCIL athie McCleve Helen Villarreal Linda Hol erson President Brenda Hoo es , y g , , J P , udy Wing, Lidia Hemandez. AMS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Rod Watters, Larry Bulechek, Calvin Shelton. SECOND ROW: Fred Storm, Don Meyer, Presrkientg jim Gardner, Dick Chandler, Jack Stad- miller, Advisor. OFFICERS: Judy Wing, Secretary Treasurer, Helen Villarreal, 2nd Vice Presidentg Kathie McC1eve, 1st Vice President, Linda Holgerson, Presrlient. 61 --. W -QV - -- -- .9 J lxw , J.. ,,. ,1 'v V I R 1. wifi, 64 .9 '-8 Q x 5' A ,gal A 'ff 4'-is .4 L v fl. ,, f 1 .1 W. 1 ,. 1. , Q! 7 4' , Ei .xszlll Q 1' 5 , af , ,,, I 4 A , 'L . -TEH- 4 ' if-nm, - 4:1 '- ' . , ..- O ,v I 1 --e 55,3 -.345 Mix ,. lm' 1 - ltucy Meeker, Advisor. 1 Home Ec. CLUB JFFICERS: Carol Adams, 'residentg Evelyn joy Mc- Sride, Vice Pfesiclentg Kay dams, Secretaryg Mrs. . FIRST ROW: Mary Cluff, Evelyn joy McBride, Eileen Palmer, Connie Mickelson, Lucy Meeker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Thorp, Janice Phelps, Karen Daley, Carol Adams, Karen Kempton, Sharon Morris. THIRD ROWV: Pam Boas, Kay Layton, Elna McWhorter, LaVonne Stansbury, Leslie Porter, Phyllis McEuen, Judy Poindexter, Elecia Waters, Kay Adams. CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB URRENT AFFAIRS OFFICERS: rry Moore, Presidentg Paul Saenz, Eve Presidentg Sue Denham, Secre- fy, LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Qi' L 4, ,, r 1 9 I 4 f FIRST ROW: Neil Layton, Warren Norcross, Keith Webb, Darwin VVebb, Cary Colvin, Billy Reed. SECOND ROW: Marolynn lrVilson, Mary Lou Motes, Ruth Cluff, Florene Lunt, Linda Ethington, Ianell Hatch, Brenda Hoopes, Ioyce NVells, Sue Bowman, IOAnne Tompkinson. THIRD RONV: Candy Dowdle, Diane Carpenter, Francis Burk, Anne Skinner, Norma McBride, Carolyn McBride, Evelyn joy McBride, Kathie McCleve, Joyce Barney, Linda Thatcher, Kay Adams, Leslie Porter, Darlene McVVhorter, Lee Turley, Advisor. FOURTH RONV: john Knight, Larry Porter, Larry Baker, Gene McBride, VVesley Colvin, Spencer Brown, Steve Hoopes, Kinsey, Bob Layton, David Ste- wart, Iay Turley, Advisor. LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA OFFICERS: SEATED: Lee Turley, Advisor, Dar- lene Mc-XVhorter, Pledge Vice President, Kathie McCleve, Girls' President: Brenda Hoopes, Publicity Chairman, STANDING: jay Turley, Advisor, Steve JAY TURLEY Hoopes, Boys, President, NVesley Colvin, Pledge Vice President, Kinsey, Lambda Delta Sigma Director Secretary Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Juanita Morris, Girls' Social Vice President: Cary Clawson, Boys' Social Vice President. af' 4. s 1 3 Q, .fx - , ' l 1 x X K 4. ,, .g vi' Tn my . g . N, 3,'F'1 f ..fA'q'g' -5,j'-. , 'A Y ,Z--AN H' N .45 ,i5'f'J1 4 wif! -in , 1, ' J ' 'G' . ' 4 4 qw a , eq r A ' 4? : 1 7-1 'gf +685 Ns, ir ff' P -.. 1:1 ,f ' A-r , X hw mf M JL nh U ,, I . N111 '- P15 ',, H1 'I ' '5 ' K , nf, '- ffl Lei , .4 Tiff, . 244' . - Ji' A4 NEWMAN CLUB Newman Clu Members en jo one of the man weekly meetin held in the Caf 1 teria. 'I ,,,,u- ..L,,, ' E221 '. - 5 ' I - I A E OFFICERS: Carmen Corso, Presidentg Ricky Garcia, Vice Presidentg MICHAEL IERGE, BEVEREND MARTIN f Maly Ellen Quinn, Corresponding Secretaryg jo Ciotti, Recording KELLY, Sponsors Secretary. v - -1 ' 2 - .- u 1 'll' I.. r 5.41 .1 nib- 'ed , V i 5-al as ' 1- 3!i3'fFf5 ' -iii!! .- I X AAN. 'fsp-i'1w:j'uFg4 ' ,, ' B55-i!e:L7n:5.',fA,',2aQE1,:4g , if ' ' 1 ff- , X FW ' J ' Lqjgl Epi. V V 1 .4 up- J gp v 1, , ' grit, , ' fr -X. , , ii 'ff 'IW' ,M ,1. f . 1 - f . E s. r G O I , 2,811 Y , -4, fri? TL J' N bio l rm, . X 1 Arr, x L A f m , n I si f . x , Q J. .. ff .Pg ', -LQ: 513-- 'f'Z31+i:Ef:f.Ivi3f'9 'x F lk v' ' r? 51 . E1iii.QsQ,fgf'5gi , Fi Wifi' A I iw.: , u Y W . -f if .43 sf . Q, 4 ,- 'C- ,455 4 'fur-'L -K Of H? 1 WZ' A-A-1.4, J 41' 3' 'C-s-DV' H211 ,- . , . gr. lr. o Q . fi - .1 ,,,.,... rf. Af fryflmy ' mix f XSL f., C. ,A ,F .V K ,nn . ', WV' . if - c X 'Z' yu --- f 'gg aw ,fff2e Q A ILA - V X 1 MONSTER MANOR ff' 5 qu-v J4 fan., FIRST ROXV: Oscar Russell, Charles Scacllock, Thomas N. Thomas, Allen Milne, Terrill Carter. SECOND ROYV: Frcclclie Stephens, Chuck Van Corclcr, Larry Baker, David Ellis, THIRD ROVV: Craig Bull, Bill Toben, jim Davis, Dan Emhry, Ronald Hayman, Robert Grant. FOURTH ROXV: Paul Ray, Jack Turhyfill, Kenny Sawin, jerry Sims, Larry Bulechek, Calvin Shelton. MR. AND MRS. DAVID COTHRUN Head Residents 1-L,-5, X I OFFICERS: Oscar Russell, Secretaryg Tom Thomas Presidentg Larry Bulechek, Vice President. 1 OASIS STAFF ITTINC: Joyce Lovelock, Copy, Francis Burk, Business Manager, Connie Mickelson, Editor-in-Chief. STANDING: Max Clark, Pho- ngrapherg Margaret Cuyton, Darkroom, Karen Daley, Ads, Sandra Curtis, Typistg Doug Williams, Sports Editor. NOT PICTURED: ileen Palmer, Copy, and Thomas Scott, Advisor. lr f ' VL,-f'Y' - - ,: M, l '. '- E7 ' 3' ' mn U w' ' .-1, : f r w 'f-Y - -.U ,J '. ' I-'1Z':'I.gL.r: - S ' EITJAQZQ' ' 1 'f rf ' CON NIE MICKELSON Editor FRANCIS BURK Business Manager 71 0YAl .Au -..H . . .-..- 1-.f.i. -,- -fn-.Q 1. - L - , Qqlva, 1' .H AnvyL.g:1-lg5,g:. - x '-mf.',u' .lb-.v .,'.-. -. L-5. . ,.- w4..,.1.1:r 1 -. .,..-A-A-A fn, ,i an :I ,v-, .1 ,, . -V.. . . - j-- - -4. -.ww 'I' ' , -2 ,-ff-rw-:-ve., . W .. , - H - Mr . ,- ,,.,....,,Y,. I ---.- .. 2 ' 2- -2, 'P' ..-H-4. .svn-, .1 M ,-,., .. ,..., L.,,-.,-- J L L -1 -Q . .fl..l.lLf,-.L.1.f.iflL .f-1i-Tf:-.a.-.-.,:' if, ' , , f L- -. f--Sz -.-1--4-6,-1-fy,--:esfwi -- 455,-, ' ' ' ' ' k V A 1 J, g.4g'..: r ' - H ' 'L -,L--F 1. ,, iff' 5 ' T A V..- K A A F V 5 ,ir Q , -se-2 .. , -NY H: I xfl J' ' -, V fi? QA' J JV , - 1 ' ' .,.1,:-.-Q..-,Q-,., , ,gg-lg.- -..M ' 31 ' CQ? P jlpff F 25 E, 4 ,A ,, A - N' gnu' -fgg. Y 1 ue, I ,5,. fe- 1 wb 1 X H , :ez T - V .Q -igrz ,- fn- wr D1 DEV' 15 ina' 'ffl , A 'p, --, W P+- '- 15,14 H Mi' ' - . . U - . 'Na-f XSL ff,-f ' - ' r Ya: 1 4 , 1 , ' 'A . 1 e ,, ui' . 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F, ' L. 9 l .ji 'l ,wi -'pl ' 1. 1'1. n,, ll ,Z Im. W. ,, il-I Q laik if ' P? W er' m-'.,x-I ' ' Gift ': Hfzf- ' '. :ll .I ,, l 91? ,-V., i JI 7 'Q ppl' ff, Fjqi 4 T .. . 4 R-L1-., :':l' , K 5:3 - -,Jig M .rkf A.-I' we , ,Qfgt IJ , -1 N. NN., ' ri. LM-55V 1 i 5? ' Q FHL '1-, l ,--. Ll,-il Q. g 1.,g-1: .3 , . lgllw. 'QGQLI - -'l fr! . 'J '1',:'f :HaQ'?'f,5:lf12Q'4i?A -HH -V 1 gy-e,.J.1:g-::1'-. - , 9, .H,,4.qt, , .,v , , . J '.'... . , , A .. - , z-rl A rug'-.lil V! in ' , ., , ,:.V-- fl v.1:l:',1'U. w' Mb 5. QV- 55' 1:1 , ir. q'l:42'.LLr Y-ff' , f-A: 1 , , - '13, - ,ii lv' ' -1. wg 76 HUMECOMING QUEEN MISS IANICE PHELPS, a Freshman Psychology major from Tucson, Arizona, was chosen from 15 other campus queens to reign over the activities and dance at the EA Homecoming for 1961. Janice is active in AVVS, the Home Ee Club, Choir, Lambda Delta Sigma, and the L.D.S. College VVard. She is an all around girl and is very active in many student affairs. ,ur HOMECOMING KING CHARLES CHUCK,' LaVETTEB, a Physical Education major, reigned as King over the Homecom- ing Activities for 1961. Chuck, a sophomore at EA, has been active in A. M. S. Block EA,' Club, and was one of the big 5 on EA's Basketball team. Chuck is from Tucson, Arizona, and has attended EA for the past two years. .fx .I , fi f 2 :- f :ia I lfxf, , F 'f 2 fx. .-:C if ' W ,,.-' .1 .-I I r MAN OF THE YEAR College President Paul E. Cuitteau became the 16th Man of the Year at Eastern, and the first to twice re- ceive the honor at the 23rd annual Homecoming, November 4. In 1954, President Cuitteau received Man of the Year honors after initiating a building and improvement campaign that has changed the skyline at EAIC. Among the choice phrases used by Alumni President Larry Crockett in making the award were member- ship in the State Junior College Systemv and continual efforts toward improving the college. Planning,,'. energy, Uenthusiasmf' patience, and at times uimpatiencev-these describe the revolution in education at Eastern under President Guitteau. The result has been prosperity unequaled in college history a current plant valued at over 1 million dollars, a vast million dollar expansion program, and an enrollment that has risen over 300 per cent in 10 years. A f- '?Q,'C 'f1 f ,.,5 x . .I KY.,--1 Wig- Q I 1' xmiff X J .ri we R' , Q ' I - '-QA' LSE -1 A 'f' ' UL' l ' A , ' ?'41,'i,f' V ' f' . U -, 1 3 1 I' K- ' ' V ., F 3 6,- .'. .54 I M' X WF . Mfr fo. ,, ' f-,1'!3 J ' :iff . V3 1. -:...' ' 1 ' V . 1,Y.4 n n 134 'v' ' A .,,, -A Q 1 f .s-5' Q 4 .yea 43-sr-rf X Afvif L 'qha 4 ' If fl if gig? bw Ms ' , A--' f. J-!l,..-'f,4f,v4, ,-Fx fu, , .Q.-2, ,-X f --4 fb A I L . ,v J 'gil H r 'al 1' :.':llf f ' ,u.'i.:J. LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA SWEETHEARTS Miss Kathie McCleve and Steve Hoopes were selected by the Lambda Delta Sigma Fraternity to reign as Lambda Delta Sigma Sweethearts at their annual Sweethearts Ball, February 16, 1962. Miss McCleve is a Business Education major from Snow Low, Arizona. At E A, she belongs to'AWS, Vice President of WAA, Band, and served as Lambda Delta Sigma Girls President. She also belongs to Delta Psi Omega, serving as Secretary. Mr. Hoopes, is a Pre-Med Student from Elijah, Missouri. He is a member of the Basketball team, Letterman's Club, Aggie Club, and was Lambda Delta Sigma Pledge Vice President, and President. r fzQ3':r X xg im 'M MISS SUE MCINERNEY MISS SUE McINERNEY, a sophomore at EA, was chosen Oasis Queen by the Board of Publications to reign over the Freshman Sophomore Formal. Sue has been a Monsterette for the past two years, serving as Head Mousterette her Freshman year. She has been active in AXVS, Lambda Delta Sigma and on the Student Council both years at EA. This year, Sue served as Student Body Secretary. Sue was the unanimous choice of the board and is as lovely as she is deserving. TH Backfield Coach Line Coach WAYNE MCGRATH LEON TROTTER Head coach Jess Pease made his third year here in that capacity a sux cessful one as the rebuilding Monsters finished up with a 5-4 mark. Pease molded a combination of seventeen sophomores and a flock outstanding first year men into a rock 'em sock 'em type outfit whi in tum produced Eastem's first winning grid campaign since 1956 wh they were 8-2. Line boss Leon Trotter and backfield mentor Wayne McGrath tuma in fine jobs. Trotter's defensive unit, dubbed the animals wer perhaps, the strongest part of the team. The leatherlugging corps g off to a slow start, due in part to the failure of the offensive line J carry out assignments, but both came around. Next year's backfieli- which will have almost everybody back, ought to exhibit a flashy, not spectacular, touch. The Monsters captured five of their last six decisions and were ul defeated at home. Ah ,Qt-5. ini, it an .. FIRST ROW: Ralph Stagner, jon Berryhill, Virden Brown, Benny Crow, joe Lee Smith, Bob Shay, Neil Gregory, Mike Benne Carlos Lucero, McKinley Combs, Lynn Mulleneaux. SECOND ROW: jim Ballard, Fritz Orben, Gary Sutherland, Mike Ferr Alvin Shanks, Brent Freeman, David Donahue, Zeke Flores, Bill Kowalkowski, Manuel Medrano, joe Girardi, Pete Reggie. THIR ROW: Head Coach jess Pease, Edward Ecks, Travis Lee, Ben Whitmer, Sam jordan, Dave Stewart, Tom Green, Harry Bra SEASON RECORD EASTERN ARIZONA 0 EASTERN' ARIZONA 0 EASTERN ARIZONA 0 EASTERN ARIZONA 60 EASTERN ARIZONA 8 EASTERN ARIZONA 6 EASTERN ARIZONA 12 EASTERN ARIZONA 14 EASTERN ARIZONA 41 NEW MEXICO MILITARY 28 NEW MEXICO WESTERN 21 PHOENIX COLLEGE 22 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 0 IMPERIAL COLLEGE 0 SNOW COLLEGE 13 ARIZONA STATE F ROSH 6 SOUTHWESTERN COL. 12 CARBON COLLEGE 7 FOOTBALL Head Coach jess Pease, right and game announcer Iim Lennox pace the sidelines during the game. Walt Devine, Richard DeAngeIes, Edison johnson, Tom Rykaceski, 'Warren Norcross, jim Kerr, Line Coach, Leon Trotter. ROW: Student Manager, Levi Woods, Doug Heinrichs, Charles Patterson, Robert Ready, Charles Van Dyke, Jerry Smith, enkins, Richard Whitlock, Dennis Hughes, Alan Iles, Rick Reed, Richard Huerta, Bill Toben, Stuart Shannon. 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' . . . I - - I ff'T17 f . f-: -: 9, 'A '11 Sri 4 . -- - T ' f - La ' --' ' L ' 0312! 1 -I -it -Li: ' f 1 '. .. . onster end drops to his knees to take a low pass in the New Mexico Westem HIDE. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE O EASTERN ARIZONA 60 Easterrfs backfield, pent up for three games, broke loose with a tidal wave of touchdowns while walloping Southern Cali- rfornia College of Costa Mesa 60-0. McKinley Combs, taking over for the injured Stuart Shannon, romped to four scores. Quarterback Harry Brannon tallied first for the purple and gold on a sneak from the one yard line. The husky field general tossed a 13 yard strike to Jerry Smith for the second TD and Combs tacked a pair of six-pointers on the board to build the half-time count to 30-0. Combs, and his teammates, ran even aster and harder through the undermanned and tired Cali- ornians after intermission. McKinley went. around the right ank twice for runs of 20 and 22 yards and TD's. Eastern scored its final two TD,s in the last five minutes on a 21 yard scamper Ey fullback Mike Bennett, normally a defensive halfback, and nother 21 yard sprint by little quarterback Carlos Lucero. The Monsters converted after every six-pointer. When 31 hits 31, something has to give. Above, Rich- ard Huerta l3ll drives into New Mexico Military Institute player. Coming in to as- sist are: jim Moser 1101, jo e L e e Smith l60l, an d Robert Ready C75l. . v . . . 1-,A , -.K A-Stax , . ri, . - :if Southern Califomia College tackler grabs Car- los Lucero flll, Monster quarterback as he fakes a handoff, kept the ball and drove down the middle. IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE 0 EASTERN ARIZONA 8 McKinley Combs raced 65 yards to paydirt in the third quarter to account for the gameis only touchdown as Eastem Arizona clipped Im- perial Valley 8-0, at El Centro, California. Jerry Smith snagged a Harry Brannon pass for the two point conversion. 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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY FROSH 6 EASTERN ARIZONA 12 Jim Ballard and Bill Toben helped provide a wild finish to an all out battle with the Arizona State Frosh at Eastern Arizona's homecoming November 4. With the score knotted at 6-6 and the attending ready to settle for a tie, a brawl involving players, coaches, and spectators broke loose. Peace was restored minutes later and the clock showed one second left. The Monsters lined up in short punt fonnation, Ballard took the pass back and roamed to his right looking for an open receiver. He spotted Toben standing alone in the end zone and let fly from the 27. Toben moved up a step and caught the toss chest high. With this miraculous ending, bedlam broke loose and Eastern had a 12-6 victory. The hardnosed defenses of both teams knuckled down and the participants went into intermission scoreless, although the Imps had one TD called back. Harry Brannon muscled his way in from the one yard line late in the third quarter for the initial tally of the game. The visitors tied it up early in the last period on Gene F osteris six yard run without one of his shoes. ,Z Unidentified Monster safety man nails ASU as the latter gathers in long pass. The Sun tried desperately to close the gap in the moments of the contest by passing conti Alert Monsters prevented the last ditch rally Q Il L U Unidentified Monster halfback Alvin Shanks rams forward as Sun Imp tackler hits hard from the left Players, coaches, and fans mix it up as tempers flare in last few minutes of the tight contest. A once-in-a-lifetime pass play from McKinley C0mbS CluCkS his head and dI'iV6S into jim Ballard to Bill Toben with one second on the clock gave the a host of Sun Imps. Monsters the win, ...Lk ,gr .u ,Aww I I ..- B 'A Y l 'I .1 arlos Lucero 1111 is brought down by an alert SC player on quarterback eeper player Other Monsters in picture are Dave Stewart 1511, David Halfback McKinley Combs 120D breaks into the open against Southem California College, Allen Iles 1391 gives blocking assistance to Combs who is on hls way to score The Monsters whipped SC, 60-O. 'ill McKinley Combs 1201 displays some open field running against Carbon College. Carbon players prostrate behind Combs show fury of Monster attack. Eastern avenged last year's 34-14 drubbing by whipping the Golden Eagles 41-7. CARBON COLLEGE 7 EASTERN ARIZONA 41 Eastern Arizona concluded its first winning season in five years by drubbing Carbon College 41-7 with a cascade of second half touchdowns before a hometown crowd at Gila Stadium. Seventeen sophomores made their last appearance in purple and gold togs and due mostly to their efforts, Carbon didnlt spend much time with the pigskin in its possession. The Monsters began the scoring parade in the initial quarter when Bill Ko- walkowski sprinted 24 yards off the left flank. Quarter- back Harry Brannon faked beautifully to the right on the play and the entire Carbon team went with it. After Carbon tied the score momentarily early in the second period, Kowalkowski snagged a Brannon pass and lugged it 68 yards. Anthing after that was just frosting to the cake. McKinley Combs rammed off tackle from a foot out at the outset of the third quarter. Carlos Lucero threw a four yard TD pass to end Jerry Smith and soph fullbacks Alvin Shanks and Richard Huerta capped the scoring orgy with two and twelve yard runs. Rick Reed booted five PAT,s for the Winners. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD SEASON RECORD Date EA Opposition Jan. 13 Nov Eastern Arizona 95 Davis-Monthan AFB 61 Jan. 19 Nov. Eastern Arizona 81 Davis-Monthan AFB 63 Ian. 20 Dec. Eastern Arizona 57 Palo Verde 65 jan. 27 Dec.. Eastern Arizona 76 Palo Verde 78 F ebr. 1 Dec. Eastern Arizona 71 U of A F rosh 87 F ebr. 2 Dec. Eastern Arizona 92 Phoenix College 104 F ebr. 3 Dec. Eastern Arizona 61 Howard County JC 74 Febr. 9 Dec. Eastern Arizona 65 Odessa College 83 Febr. 10 Dec, Eastern Arizona 73 New Mexico Military 77 Febr. 15 Dec. Eastern Arizona 76 New Mexico Military 86 Febr. 16 Dec. Eastern Arizona 80 Ricks College 86 Febr, 17 Dec. Eastern Arizona 66 Palo Verde 50 Febr, 23 Dec. Eastern Arizona 71 Dixie College 93 Febr, 24 jan. Eastem Aiizona 77 Fort Huachuca 80 March 2 Ian. Eastern Arizona 75 Fort Huachuca 107 March 6 jan. Eastern Arizona 8 ASU Frosh 67 Eastern Arizona 84 Eastern Arizona 79 Eastern Arizona 82 Eastern Arizona 79 Eastern Arizona 87 Eastern Arizona 90 Eastern Arizona 49 Eastern Arizona 87 Eastern Arizona 88 Eastern Arizona 53 Eastern Arizona 75 Eastern Arizona 84 Eastern Arizona 59 Eastem Arizona 62 Eastern Arizona 68 Eastern Arizona 53 ASU Frosh Phoenix College Phoenix College ASC Frosh Fort Huachuca Fort Huachuca U of A F rosh ASC F rosh U of A Frosh South Plains College Walker AFB New Mexico Military U of A Frosh ASU F rosh Phoenix College Boise JC won 8 - lost 24 l l COACH WAYNE M. MCGRATH Coach Wayne McGrath unveiled the wraps on his 1961-62 version of the basketball Monsters against Davis-Monthan AFB on the college court November 27-28 and when the smoke cleared, Eastern had a pair of victories to its credit, 95-61, and, 81-63. The Air Base boys never had a chance as the fleet and nimble hosts buried them in a barrage of baskets. Ioe Acker and Him Douglas shared scoring honors in the set with Acker sluicing in 21 in the opener and Douglas setting the pace the following night with 26. Eastern then embarked on its initial road tour, a two game series with Palo Verde IC at Blythe, and got their first taste of things to come. PV triumphed twice, 65-57, and 78-76. Freddie Lewis pumped through 31 points in the second encounter. The Monsters returned home and succumbed to the Arizona Frosh, 87-71. The next evening, the Eastem cagers met up with the powerhouse Phoenix College Bears and lost a basket trading ses- sion 104-92. Acker and Lewis bagged 33 and 25 markers for the losers but the up-state rivals were just too big. The Monsters carried their four game loss string into Texas and before they left, it was six. Howard County JC jolted Eastern 74-61 at Big Spring to initiate the Lone Star junket and Odessa IC pinned the vis- itors with an 83-65 defeat. Douglas and Lewis were high men in both contests for the losers netting a total of 31 tallies apiece. The Monsters hardly had time to catch their breath as they met New Mexico Military Institute a day later after arriving at Thatcher. Both contests of the two game set were played right down to the wire but the Broncs clung to first half leads to wreak out 77-71 and 84-76 conquests. Acker paced Eastern the first evening with 20 tallies and Douglas led the squad with 23 in the following encounter. The Monsters took their eight game losing streak with them to Dixie Tournament at St. George, Utah, December 20. Rickis College of Rexburg, Idaho, defeated the Eastern cagers in the tourney lidlifter, 86-80. Douglas snared individual scoring honors with 28 markers. The Monsters snapped the none game dry spell the next day and at the same time gained partial revenge against Palo Verde IC for two- early season losses with a 66-50 victory. Eastern was treated to a rude farewell as the host Dixie five whomped the Monsters, 93-71. F we 5 f 4 . I d . 4' Y A T.. f s , 31 my ,.... 'fa X p' . xc e mix W lr. . f 1 ' . ' Q-Lili:-' ' E ,-' 5 ' iz Freddie Lewis 1241 back to camera starts around Huachuca player CSD. Chuck Lavetter C321 keeps Raider busy and Freddie Stephens 1221, is also in on the play. fi U XL ' I- 4.5-b in fs IJ - 9 X f X ,r T '? ' -A X : 'Y' 4165 .Q 1 I . ' 1 A K . 6,6 ,fx X A 513,-If -. r fb if if rf'X , l-, , 'T .f VM f , f' fifilig ' , . ,iv ,f f Q ij, ? f 1 :.- -14, ,,-.4w,,,I. - L . :Q ,111 'wiixr :'fm'l':f' ,, w 1 ww -4 - , n-- ---. ,: w - ,if Emi All i5gi?,.,vf'5i , gg-EE-,.l,.'f:1 Rf'-' M ' ' '. Mr' , J:. -3.1,-. ff , -.- gi 4 -. . 1.f,u,- , A xv ff' M w' L S 5. -In 1 '-ef?-ff in ,. fvL,1..,. 'I lv?-, . ,Ml -mu., ,V 1 , . ., , Q.,-'af . ' Q'1FQF, :3 'i -' ' '33-.lr-Q.. , n:.:.'.J' 1-'1'3,w . .rt .4 P' .. P' , 'iff D :Lf fi ' b 315.5 - ' 97 . +5615 !'5L: iw P A '1f 'sf N344 1,1 Q n 1' V in va W N Jim Douglas Steve Hoopes Cl'1uClC Freddie Lewis C241 is fouled by an Arizona Frosh player. Teammate jim Lavettel' Douglas i347 starts for the free ball. three game trip against the Arizona Frosh by yielding 90-49. It was the lowes point total for Eastern during the season. Eastern played the host role for weekend sta on their home court and began things by belting the Arizona College Axebabes, 87-58, as eleven of the twelve men in Eastem regalia crc in the scorebook. Lewis topped everybody with 29 tallies but had lots of from Freddie Stephens who netted 12 points and was great on defense Monsters werenit so fortunate the next night as they lost their third straight the Arizona F rosh, 89-88, but it took a jump shot in the last 45 seconds to do Eastern carried a 33-27 advantage into the second half. Aaron Iassacs Tom Bowen Ghearld Nicholas Freddie Lewis The Monsters reached their lowest ebb of the campaign in the wrapup of thi I Using' x 'ul 9,1 ,-w-Q2 - ,fFf::33f2f 7 ' 1- fjzzffif , R 'Sf W ,B Av PM BASEBALL Leon Trotter, in his second year at the helm here, touted his crew of baseballers as potentially very good but the two fisted combina- tion of injuries and bad breaks reduced the Monsters to a 5-13 season. The outlook changed quickly from rosy to bleak after Eastern dropped a 3-1 decision to rival Phoenix College in the opener at Phoenix. Snow and rain forced postponement of a double bill with the Arizona Frosh the next weekend but after some schedule juggling, the Monsters played a pair with the same opposition the ensuing Saturday. The Frosh jumped on Eastern for ll-3, and 8-5, victories. Eastern first broke into the victory column in a double-header with New Mexico Western, March 24. Southpaw Tom Verkler gained the honor by handcuffing the Mus- tangs, 4-1. The visitors earned a split by dealing the Monsters a 3-1 defeat in the nightcap. . 'LT , I 5 Sir ... COACH LEON TROTTER FIRST ROW: Tom Rykaceskl, jim Williams, Seibert Hogarth, jim Seney, John Murray, Bob Hale. SECOND ROW. Levi 1: -sv Q je ' A-' a A'l'l' Nnlp ' l-H ,V ' 1 ' 'H ' A Sm!! V Y if 1I4Gw K 2 K1 Y tx' igimx 1 , :sg 1 7- A 'V . I M' sr? in ..--df 1 ' . X N 1 X 4 'I 1.11 fr- ,f x , . V . . 1 U I ' , ' M - , ,- as Y H ' ' -11.9 - K A ' . w f L ' 1 5. Qi. Mx H ' ' ,,.'4:4:?f'l jerry Smith blasts out a hit against New Mexico Westem. Eastern's next appearance was at Tucson and the Monsters divided a twin bill with the Arizona F rosh. The EA nine ground out a 5-3 triumph in the first game but had the door slammed on them in the second contest, 12-0. Tempe was the following stop and the Ari- zona State Freshmen swept two games from the Monsters, 7-4, and 6-4. After that, Eastern headed to Silver City, New Mexico where Western pounded out 22-5 and 10-3 wins. EA began a five game holiday junket April 14 by spilling the State Prison squad, 5-3. The Monsters moved on to Phoenix to take part in the four team Phoenix College Eastern Tournament. The host Bears drubbed Eastern, 10-5, .in the first round. The next day, Arizona State College pounded the Monsters, 12-6. Eastern finished the road trip the ensuing afternoon by separating a double- header with Imperial Valley 1.C. Imperial Valley captured a 6-4 decision in the initial contest but Eastern turned the tables in the nightcap, 4-2. .. Mgr ' N? as f--S-it Q.- .,,. Ja Monster batter, Tom Bowen, likes the look of the pitch but Mustang catche has the ball in his mitt. The Monsters returned home and concluded the campaign April 28 by splitting a twin bill with jameson Sporting Goods of Tucson. Jameson slugged out an 11-9 triumph and Eastern came back to register a 3-2 victory in the second contest. Aaron Issacs of Morenci turned in Eastern's top pitching performance of the season in his 4-2 con- quest of Imperial Valley JC. He fanned 14, walked two, and limited the Arabs to six hits. Isaacs and Verkler were the winningest hurlers on the staff with two each. Third baseman, Harry Brannon, victim of a broken nose in the PC Easter Tourney, slugged the ball at a .360 clip to pace the squad. He rammed out eight doubles and one home run. Steve Priborsky was on the next rung with a .292 average and he had two circuit clouts included in his booty. Tommy Bowen of Safford boosted his mark with a late season rush to .255 and had several extra base knocks. Monster Bob Hale slams out a long one and starts for first base. The hit w a s g o o d f o r a d o u b le a n d brought in one run against th e New Mexico Western Mustangs. Coach Leon Trotter watches pitcher jim Seney work out prior to the Arizona Frosh game in Thatcher. X . ll AND HERE'S WHO CHEERED T H MUN.. 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BAND Larry Burrell, Norma McBride, Francis Burk, and Sharon Morris, Band officers, plan formations for the weekly band show. Our band is one of many versatilities. One is playing for the big production of Damn Yankees. if i - 1 NE ix i-4 'f . ' g N 2 F - 7 , YE - ff'-- ' Q' ' ' 949 7? - 1 Q... A' D. E Hgh -, M , .. s , A. - : .nl - , , U . -fa., L . ,iq K, , A . , 15 . 'xx 1l lli Ii :gg -: .Q I ' '11 , ., WWE 4 , ,, E811 b ' 'fi , ln- . . ' . '-- ..-.NT A , -- ,n .K . -45--. Y V .5 v.4Y.,,,-, ,:x:.A,V.:..:LM,.A , -r . x-., ., . V . , , J- v ivy---....' ' ,.. -ux ' - .. - :H .y M.-f,'.-':r':+,--..,..:, - ' A ' Lg, 1 -yn-z A ,. - -fp-' .,L. xg- 2 . t ..--., A -' ' .-..,'. i -F73 Fqfifj . V f ' Ji' .11--1 f- 1 f 2 - 'f M, ' 1 .f xg fi: : ' he-'11 ' -- E1 Y WG ' W , pk,-, - I .. .-1-sw-.4.1. 4 1. M n '-N JL' QTL 1 n1gL2-f-S' , ' . ,, VZ , lr. , LP, , - Liicif: Y ...,. . , A-WS F . 4 N ... L - . , Ik Q, M Q ..-7 ' A: ' 'ii q Q 4 ' fl' -f4' .4 N. 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FOURTH ROW: Charles Paul Nichols, Thomas Thomas, Richard Doug Hoopes, Henry Armstrong, Cary George Galloway, Don Lester, Gary Claw- Colvin, Wally Beinz, Larry Burrell, Reed. Paul W. Moorhouse, Director SEXTET: Nonna Francxs Burk, Pat u 1 i e Larson, JoAnne Diana Hagerman. iff-'P N- Lil-E - lalffi 2,154.4-g P 1 . ,LJ -. 1 PQ xx -K x 44, ,,- K 5 Q. fri Q ' A -, 4 H363 ,, -4 sf'-R. ' ' ,, 1V ML ima www 1 - H N A 4--S ' ' X V R '21, af., 1 -,-. Q .1 -- ws fm 4.54 . 'U FE? E'-'15 - ,W x -1 1 ff.4Q1.ff-Q 'v Q QM .is K K A -5 ,, wJ.. ', f'12,wff-I . ff , 4- ,,J MH. 'I' Jw. - f-.f'2Qf+- lu '55, ,- 'f 'i if 9 'nga .4 , 1 ' Q .J J.-' 1' f ' yd likli 1 nj .lyyfl 1 wffaff . ' .i,,gf,13f,,. 1 . I . J 2 ' L. ai A .gif . 4. N, . . N J J J V A Y P ,i' X JJ- . -., Q. ' 3. .si vi'- ..1- .1 K A F L ' , - w. -'PH ' ,f ...JV . ' . Q 1 4 1 Y .Ja , 16'- . Em . L My I mm IEA -. 4! 2E'33,'56k'f5'ifI '-I-ff I A :bfi ,J rajggl -L-sa w,.+..- vb--'B Q - rl , ., .gif V .,: I 4 -. . V.. 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Freshman Class, japan .55 Lambda Delta Sigma, Hawaii 'Ti-'iv EA AT THE UN l1Vesley Club, United Nations 1: Newman Club, Italy AMS, France 1 r g I' u ik., ', 1 ' 133 A0 .- . ggi n, T ' . ,QX Q, Qi! V ., 4 ,f ' ifjji, , ' E, A 'iiW?i+ r ll' A .V X H I L. 'ikv 5' ls. I II I UW Sy BIN liw I F!! .,- I' if ' tl I f ,X ,E A H s , M ,. , N I 1 is 'K ilu Q: 'rl' IE -52 U -JE 'Z-E 515551 T 'xv' ' r 1 , 4 . l wr 1 ' A , ' K2 wx. Kwai If , Q - v , W 6F37 51.552 v A 1 Q ' 5-.mi .Ap LLP lffff, L:-. 1. ,I , xg I ., 4' I Nz' A1 L ' fx-Ea :A 'fgfzfffx' .wi E131 cf., -. sawn! HQ: !?9w KFWWQI -I. A +G 23 pi-if W M 1 5,-Vs 'Q M L 1 . af fi -' Y' ' ,--24-f .,.fi--- Q. 3 j V A 6. QLQ ,-..f .Y. -Y 1 Y - aa' The Freshmen do it g v I F 1 I 1 X w X X 1 P 1 n h i .4 :mb ,,.L,, ll x .A H352 ' 453A QQ. .A n' Mg 'w FQ .V ,giif , in W 11- - 9 .-.4 I' Y 'f 3 ' . If fl- l tr W l All 2 lb! Q if F ' r' V-' ...M 6 Y 5 - A I X X4 V r x ,G , 1 J 1 . , v AL: Q 1 'Lili 51 ix V I A-xg. 'Ni S. f. Qc., u ..' . , ysfffv X 3-1, T 311153 gf: ,,s -il' , .,.. . - . . ,,-,Jr 1- 1 i , 4 Y 5 -. dy. , , 1 .V Q .H H' . Jwfs 1- 1 Q ,.,-iqh-,h , , QV.- K .5 1 . ,, - .. A. I J 'f F-2.44. , ' xy 1' Q, AM FORMAL 4. .i 5 , it X-X E, . lf. 5? -f tl 'fy 'i i3Q.. ' nv . 1, 1'-1 lt., ri- V if 'li 5 'i5'j gs ,I 39' l 4C,gL:' f L .1 '4 F 'i '- . k , in .I , D' :- i f .A f I 1 JU - r, bhp VHP. . , , 3 iw- ls ,- .,I' . Y ..---vr 1 if Miss Mary Cluff reigned over the AMS For- mal as AMS Miss Personality. At intermis- sion, President Don Meyer made the announce- ment and crowned Mary Miss Personality. Dancing was marvelous as the couples danced into the night, with an intermission at which a dinner was served. .,.. I L, Us -, have BAND f E - e e Toun t'lvQ gd BEFORE Poor LaNell - .L-. . F. SOC HOP QUEEN? AFTER I 4 'fin ' is Y: S :jig N ,, - A p l X N:-Y-G' y .. 'Qi ' - X -5:7 . V X 'rm E a E an 1,5 Vs,-1, .1 Linda, you certainly have good taste! 1' 1 ' 'f' V 9: . v. , ' EAIC entered a float in the 50th anniversary of Ari- zona's Statehood parade, and thanks to a lot of work, won honorable mention. . ,lm --ml., , .. W .-..., xv? A. W, psf Q2-fm 9 ,. .v AU' 4-A ' :.s ' fp. .L 1 .Q I +sF..1 The plcmc was SWEETHEART'S BALL The Sweethearfs Ball this year was held in the Thatcher Ward Recreation Hall. After a wonderful banquet, a good time at the dance was had by all. , if ..'I v ln- ,GQPQ -QF ii X- Hx b N: A. '1 . ..: W ltr: Fi N - -' . , - HQ M, fa P ,A if F.rs1f,-We fern 'QI' 8 A. S ffm 1- ' .fgv-3,53 ws- . ,gk k 'qi' 1 -ifur I . . rf! -J? ' Q J-1 , 25? Mig sw Rx ' 1 . - . YW- f . 4.-f Ev ef. ' -1f2?ii?Z' ' ' f,--.'.f:':f f-iz C' Q- 9,1 fw ?gffm' -ff-M . Meri 'S 4 SNOW HIKE i UMMMM the food was delicious. Everybody had fun on the Snow Hike! A few people came home with cuts, bruises, broken arms, legs, ..... ,yu H 5 9, A u , gn' FRE P2153 , -'Q .s iv. f . w '- X 5 'Gi Q4 s X, 'fa :- in . N ,J I 9 I ' QM? QV' Q, A . ' 4 , f GJ, ' -- f I F-'V . ' 1. , -- ,31 ,fp V- 5 5 .' ' 4 V Kit: HT' 1, ,. a,,,,,. ' Y CQf,1:l IV 'xl ,' 1 i- m, 1 , , J , ,.-32 fn ' i if 'I A Q ,ft L' 1 I A 'im in Il' ' . ,- 7 n A ive , 3 ff' a v .U , 2' gu- , N J X 1 '-fy 5. . .gm v., .Q f V WE, 1 .. N 1 . 1 W., Y. vi WX P .N , Gum PARTY CAMPAIGN Ed Hickey . -mem ASSEMBLY PURPLE PARTY Larry Buleclmek Shirley Larson Joyce Wells Keith Webb 4.,-,.3..-Y,,. - - , -4-f,r:T--prix -' Peggy Delaney 'M' L 4 THE OUTCOME ew ASEA OFFICERS: Shirley arson, Secretary, Keith Webb, resident, Larry Bulechek, Vice resident. llavjj gnu -.-in-in-i-fri!!- Keith Webb, President L, FRESHMAN - OPHOMORE Couples danced under starry skies to wonderful music at the Freshman Sophomore Formal NEW ASEA OFFICERS Old ASEA OFFICERS, Mike Bennett, Candace Dowdle, and Sue Mclnemey congratulate the new ASEA officers, Larry Bule- chek, Keith NVebb and Shirley Larson. OASIS QUEEN AND CUUR ' fl, M 2 S. - ifI1-..Q'W?I9ff31i51591 . .L .--. 'A . ww fy--. A-. r-1 -1 -A 1' w Ay' ' 5 ,- ,,- 'un qrx ,. 'fi'-,iw Qs r may ffm: ,LV 424,17 -, . - A F V . ?'g,QJf,N!:i. ' 'FJSJJ Miss Sue Mclnemey reigned over the Freshman-Sophomore Formal by being chosen as Oasis Queen. 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IP!! iq'-ip -R f., Q 1QA Qi Curtis, - A - A.M.S. 61 A.W.S. 61 Acker, Joseph 96,97 Acosta, Betty 37 Adair, Richard 37 Adams, Carol 23,62,63 Adams, Frank Adams, Kay 23,63 Administration l3,14,15,16 Aggie Club 58 Aguinaga, Reynaldo 23 Allen, Ianyce 37 Allen, Lois 37,68 'Allen, Mark 16 Allred, Marty 37 Alston, Bonita 16 Alva, Mike Alvarado, Gregoria 16 Alvarado, Prudence 37 Alvarez, Alfred Anderson, Andrew 37,58 Anderson, Damall Angle, Betty 23,59,107,120,12l Angle, Marvin 23 Ansari, Parviz 62 Anspach, Paul Aguliar, Rosendo Archibald, Terry Archin, Daryoush 37,58,62,67 Archuleta, Eddie 23 Armstrong, Henry 19,23,74,75,l20,121 Amold, Darla 23,104 'Ashe, Raymond 13 Auto Mechanics Club 58 Ayala, Virginia 37,68 -B- Baker, Larry Dean 64,69 Baldwin, Margaret M. 23,59,70 Balkin, Chuck Ballard, James Ray 37,86,87 Band 112,113,114 Bames, Karen 23 Bames, Ronnie 37 Bames, Ronald G. 57 Barney, Joyce 37,64,104 Batty, Ion Walter 37 Beavers, Robert 88 Beecher, Bedker 23 Beecroft, Billy 24 Bellinger, Clay Gordon 37 Bennett, Mike William 17,18,19,24,74,75,78, 86,87,14O,147,149 Berryhill, Ion Howard 24,86,87 Bertoldo, Sylvia M. 37 BeVier, Carl Bienz, Wallace 24,120,121 Bingham, Danny 37,58 Black, Lloyd 24 Blau, Bill 38 Blank, Samuel 38 Blankenship, Dorothy Board of Education 11 152 Index Boas, Pamela S8,63,68,116 Boggs, Dendy 24 Boling, Carolyn 38 Bolling, Stephen C. 38,125 Bording, Donald 38 Bowen, Tommy 38,98,100,102 Boyd, Lynn Bowman, Sue 24,64,120,l21 Brannon, Harry Earl jr. 38,86,87,88,89,101 Brewer, Coleman Bridgewater, Dale 38 Brinlcerhoff, Ann Bristol, Lonnie 38 Brown, Alvin, 38 Brown, Kent P. 38,58 Brown, Spencer 24,64,58,74,'75,140 Brown William 24,58,120,121 Brown: Virden 58,86,87,89 Bryce, Loraine 38,120,121 Buleclrek, Larry 38,61,69,124,125,145,147 Bull, Jim 38,69,124 Bumett, Darlene 18,24,60,70,147 Burk, Francis 38,64,71,1l5,120,121,124,l25 Bums, Sherry Burrell, Larry 38,112,113,120,121,125 -C.. Caldwell, Donald 39,58 Calloway, Barry E. 39,58 Callicotte, Felix Campbell, Stephen 39 Campus Shots 5,6,7,8,9 Carlson, Glenn Carbiener, Donald Carpenter, Diane 39,64 Carrier, Jimmie Carron, Gene Carter, Arden 39,58 Carter, Reva 24 Carter, Terrill 39,69,124 Casner, Dewitt Casner, George W. Cecil, Art 67 Chandler, Dickie Sam 39,58,61 Childers, Marjorie Childers, Neomi 39,60 Choir 120,121,l22,123 Ciotti, Clark, Io Ann s9,es,6s,124 Auwin 19,2558 Clark, Max Denman 39,71 Clawson, Gary 39,120,121 Clausen, Charles R. 39 Clement, Paul 39 Cluff, Gale Howard Cluif, Mary 39,63,74,75,78,81,13-5 Cluff, Ruth 39,120,121 Cluff, Zora Cobb, Christine 25,124,134 Cochran, Ernest B. 39,124 Coffey, Fred 39 Collins, Gary 25 Collins , Michael B. Colvin, Gary 25,64,120,121,125 Colvin, Wesley 40,64 Combs , McKinley 40,58,86,87,88,92,93 0 'D Compton, Ralph 40 Cook, Patricia Ann 40,68 Coons, Ierry 40,74,75 Corso, Carmen 18,22,25,66,124 'Corzine, john 13 'Cothrun, Iackson D. 13,69 Cox, Ronald 40 Cox, Vernon 40 Crandall, Curtis 40,125 Crockett, Dale 40 Crockett, Kemp 40 Crow, Benny 86,87 Cubitto, John 40,65 Cunningham, Barry 100,125 Current Affairs Club 63 Curry, Jerry Curtis, Annabelle Curtis, Donna 40,120,121 Curtis, Ladelvern 25,120,121,124 Curtis, Nikolaus A. 40 Sandra Sue 25,71,74,75,1l8,120,121,147 Cypert, Allison Ora 40,65 -D- Daley, Karen 40,63,71,118,124 Davis, Charles W. Davis, James Ir. 40,69 Davis, Sandra 40,68,115 Dawson, Edward 41,86,87 DeAngelis, Richard 41,86,87 Dedication 2 Dcchert, Clydene 41,120,121 Decker, Pearl 16 Delaney, David 41 Delaney, Marguerite 41,60,68,124,125 De La Rosa, Madeline 25,59,74,75 Delta Psi Omega 60 Dendy, Raymond Denham, Sue 25,63,68 Denman, Donald 'Dennis, Nomla 16 DeSart, Jimmie Deschinny, Daniel 41 DeSpain, jack 41,58 DeVaney, Jesse U. 13 Devine, Walter 41,86,87 Diaz, Lena Dodge, Rebecca 41,120,121 Dodge, Richard 41,120,121 Donahue, David 41,86,87,90,93 Donham, Saundra I. 25,120,121 Douglas, Iames 25,94,96,97,98 Douglass, Mary 62,68,70,116 Dowdle, Candace 17,18,26,59,62,64,147,151 Downey, Mason E. 41 Drehobl, Richard 41 Dunagan, Vema Duncan, Marlene Kay Durkee, James -E- Ecks, Edward 41,67,86,87 Eckton, Ron 26 Edwards, Douglas 41 'Eggleston, Dorothy 13 Ellis, Charles 41,691,124 Ellison, Frances 41,74,75 Ellsworth, Inez Mae 26,58 Elmer, Dennie 26 Embry, Daniel 42,69 England, Ronald Estes, Lonnie Ethington, Linda 26,62,64,74,75,107,120,121 Evans, Randall -F- Fairless, Dennis 42 Farar, Milton Vern 42 Farmer, Walter 42 Famsworth, Jerry 42,58,7-4,75 Famsworth, Melvin Farr, Donald Ferguson, Otis Ferro, Michael 42,86,87 Fitch, Gayle E. Fitzgerald, Linda 42 Fitzsimmons, Flora 42,62,68 Flake, Jeanene 42 'Flake, Lorenzo L. 13 Flake, Robert K. 42,124,125 Flatt, Clair Flatt, Dennis A. Flint, Laurel 42,124 Flores, Esequiel 42,86,87 Flores, Gilbert 42 Flores, Jesse 26 'Flower, Herbert 13 Folberg, Ronald 42 Follett, Opal Follett, Peggy L. 26,120,121 Foote, Dale 42 'Foote, Donald A. 13,58 Foote, Tina F. 42 Foreign Student Exchange Club 62 Ford, Lanora S. Foster, Max 42,67 Foutz, David D. 43 Foutz, Jerrold 26 Foxworth, Charles 43 Freeman, Brent 43,86,87 French, Billy C. 43,5-14,97 Freshman Class 36 to 55 Frcw, Jo 68 Frost, Thomas G. 43,58 -G- Galloway, George 26,67,120,121 Ganjei, Javad 43,62,65,120,121 Garcia, Harold 43 Garcia, Joe R. Garcia, Rick 66 Garcia, Ronnie Garcia, Steve Gardner, Freddie 43 Gardner, Sharon Gardner, Trelva 43 Geldennan, Margaret Gideon, Edwin 27 Gilliland, Jerry Gilmore, William 43,58,67 Girardi, Joseph 43,86,87,89 Glenn, Weldon 43 Goldstein, Bernard 43 Goodie, Josephine 27,65,68,120,121 Goodman, Joseph 43,58 Goodman, Rozsanna 27,62,68 Goseyun, Brazie 58 Grant, Robert 19,43,60,69,124 Great Books Club 60 Green, Catherine 27,118 Green, Tommy 27,74,75,86,87 Greenbaum, Belle 70 Greenfield, Diane 44,118 Gregory, Niel 44,86,87 Guitteau, Paul-President 10,79,133,150 Gustafson, Don 44 Guyton, Margaret 44,60,71 Guyton, Moody 44 -1-1- Hagerman, Diana 19,27,62,68,74,'75,118,120, 121,147 Hale, Bob 43,67,101 Hamilton, Cora 16 Hancock, Mollie 44 Hanks, Delbert Hansen, Malcolm 44 Hansen, Monte Ray Haralson, Sherrie 44 Harris, Jerry W. 27,58,59 Hart, Ernest 27 Hartner, Richard 44 Hastings, Richard Hatch, Janell 64,118,120,121 Haught, Eldon Ray Haught, George 27 Hawkins, Michael 44,125 Hawkins, Ronald 44 Heinrichs, Douglas 44,86,87 Hemphill, Charles 44,120,121 Hendrickson, Anne 44,68 Herbert, William 44 Heyman, Ronald Hernandez, Guillermo 27,62,120,121 Hemandez, Lidia 19,61,68 Heywood, Kumen 27,69 Hickey, Ed Hin, Willis Hogarth, Seihert 44,657,100 Holden, Georgia 68 Holgerson, Linda Marie 18,28,61,62,74,75,l47 Holiday, Kado 45,58 Holliday, Florence T. 13 Holmes, Lonnie 45,99 Holmes, Toni 62 Holyoak, Wilford N. Hoopes, Brenda 45,61,64,120,12l,124,125 Hoopes, Douglas 45,120,121,124 Hoopes, Michele Ann 45 Hoopes, Steve 28,64,82,98 Houlihan, Ruth Howell, Leon 28 Howell, Sam 28,60 Huerta, Richard 18,22,86,87,91 Hughes, Dennis 86,87,88 Hughes, Henry Huhn, Donald Hurliman, Karl 'Hunter, Edward 14,65 Hutchison, Donald Hutchison, Mary Ann -1- Iles, Alan 45,86,87,88,90,93 Imus, Wilford Inter-Club Council 19 Isaacs, Aaron 45,98,100 Ivey, Earl 28 Ivey, Guy 45 Ivey, Lawrence - I - Jackson, Barbara Jenkins, David Glen 28,86,87 Jensen, Samuel 45 Jerge, Michael 14,66 John, Gary 45 John, Robert Johns, Linda 28,120,121 Johnson, Edison 45,86,87 Johnson, Gerald Vaugh Johnson, Larry 45 Johnson Maxine Jones, Carrol Gene 28 Jones, David 45 Jones, Donald P. 14,60,124,125 Jones, Kenneth Jones, Pearl Jordan, Ernest Eugene 45,67,86,87 Judd, Merlin C. -K.. Kadel, Douglas 67 Keene, Curtis Keim, Karl 28,67,74,75 Kempton, Brenda 45 Kempton, Karen 46,63 Kenndey, Kenneth Kerr, Jim Garland 46,86,87 King, Dwight Kinsey, James D. 28,64 Kirchner, Thomas Kloppe, Rowan 29 Knight, John 46,64 Gardner Jeanette 19,26,e2,es,74,75,104, Home EC Club 69 Kowalkawsld, William 46-86-87 120,121 Hooper, Leo 45 Kurzhals, Ralph 29 Gardner, Jim 43,58,61,67 Hooper, Ruby 45 'KYSEL Carl 14.58 153 L- Mclnerney, Karen Sue 17,18,30,68,83,116, D I 124,147 5L2'ffeffY- Wllham 46 Qmnrnrland, vnginin F. 14 Lag' Howard 16 McKinney, Gene 47 Laing, Stephen Thomas McNeuis Wesley 67 Lambda Delta Sigma 64 McRae fl-ed 47 58 Lambson' Pelhert McWhorter, Elna Mae 48,63,68 Larson, Julia 19,29,62,68,107,120,121 Mcwhorter Esther Darlene 60 64 Larson, Larry 46 ' ' Larson, Robert 46,124 Larson, Shirley 46.62,ss,145,147 - M - LaVe'tter, Charles 29,77,94.96,97,98.99 . Layton, Robert L, 29,64 xffdougag I'V 'e John 471125 Layton, Robert N. 64,125 'g'Asalfr':'i,'5g Layton, Kay 46,63 , ' Layton, Muriel Majorettes 115 Lee, Janice l8,22,46,59,104 Lee, Travis 46,86,87 Lemons, Barbara Lemons, Edwina Lennox, Joyce Lewallen, Jim 46 Lewis, Fred 46,94,96,97,98 Lewis, Lyman 29 Lewis, Ray 35 Lester, Don 29,120,121 Leyva, Armando 46,58 Lines, Ruskin R. Linson, Gay 'Linsteadt, Fred 16 Lipsitz, Sherwin Alan Lockwood, George 58 Logan, Bette 46 Long, John W. 12,59,137 Long, Leroy 46 Long, Mildred Lopez, Andrew 29 Lopez, Robert 47 Lopez, Tony 58,67 Lord, Arlene 29,68 Lovelock, Joyce 47,62,68,71 Loya, Johnny Lucero, Carlos 86,87,88,91,93 Lucero, Manuel 16 Lucio, Elvira 47 Lukats, Nancy Lndell, Dwight 47 'Lundell, Russell 2,3,14,149 Lunt, Florene 19,29,59,68,116 Lutz, Leberta -Mc- McBride, Carolyn 64 McBride, Elbert Eugene 30,64,94,99 McBride, Evelyn Joy 47,63,64 McBride, Norma 47,59,62,113,120,l21,125 McClaran, Joan 68 McClaran, Kenneth 58 McCleve, Kathie 19,30,61,62,64,82,107 'McDona1d, Lawrence L. Jr. 14,60 McDonald, Louisa McEuen, Donald McEuen, J. N. 11 McEuen, Phyllis 47,63,118,120,121 McGrath, Barbara 'McGrath, Wayne M. 14,94,95 154 Malaby, James 47 Maloy, LaNel 47,120,121,136 Maloy, Marlon Seth 47 Mangum, Douglas Bradley 47 Manuel, Gloria 62,68 Marshall, George Martin, Fred 47 Martin, William Martinez, Gloria 47 Matthews, Reuben 30 'Mattice, George 11 'Meeker, Luck H. 14,63 Medrano, Manuel C. 29,86,87 Meiser, Barbara Mellillo, Peter 30 Melillo, David Men's Domi 67 Merrel, Merriner 48,58 Merrill, Lilly 30 Mulleneaux, Lynn 86,87 Mullenaux, Tom 31 Murray, John Robert 49,101 -N- Naylor, Jim 31 Nelson, Evelyn 49 Newman Club 66 Nichols, Allen Paul 49,120,121 Nichols, Jan Allen 49 Nichols, Vernon 49,58,74,75 Nikolaus, Gerald Lamar 49,94,98 Noble, Ruth Norcross, Warren 31,64,86,87,93 Nuttall, Brooks -0- Oasis Staff 71 Ochoa, Edward B. 49 Olive, Ruth 49 Orben, Fred Robert 86,87 -P- Palmer, Eileen 49,63,71,74,75,78,118,120,121 Parker, Danny 49 Parker, Nancy 31 Parra, Jimmie Jr. 31 Patterson, Alex John Patterson, Charles 31,58,65,74,75,93 Payne, Jeanette 68 Peart, James Jess 49,58,67 Mnfnii, Mary E. 48,68,74,75,116 .Pease Jess A. 15 86 87 Meyer, Donald 18,30,61,135 Meyer, Romelda 18,22,30 Mickelson, Connie 18,48,63,68.71,118,120, 121,149 Middleton, James 15 Mihoky, Douglas 58 Miller, Norman 67 Miller, Ray 30 Milne, Allen 48,69 Monster Manor 69 Monster Staff 70 Monsterettes 116,117 Montasser, Ali 48 Montierth, Wendell Jack 48 Montoya, Mary Ellen 48 Monzingo, Barbara 48,68 Moore, Arthur 48 Moore, Lawrence 48,68,65 Morales, Joe 48 Moorhead, James Moorhouse, Mary Ann 30 'Moorhouse, Paul W. l5,120,121,124,149 Moreno, Tony Garcia 30 Morris, Juanita 31,107 Morris, Sharon 48,63,74,75,113 Mortensen, Larry 48 Moser, Jim 31,91 Moser, Joyce 48,68,118 Motes, Eliza 68 Motes, Nary Lou 48,64 Mothershed, George 48 Peck, Linda 31 Perkins, Jack 49,58 Phelps, Douglas Phelps, Janice 49,68,74,75,76 Phelps, Patricia 31,63,68,120,121,125,149 'Phegley, Dora 13 Phi Theta Kappa 59 Phillips, Max 49 Plummer, Patricia 68 Poindexter, Judy 49,63,68,120,121 Pollock, Nancy 31,59 Pom Pon Squad 118,119 Porter, Larry 64,125 Porter, Leslie 49,63,64,120,121 Potts, Noland 50 Powers, Nancy Preston, John Allen 32,74,75,78 Priborsky, Steve Principatti, Richard 50,67 Prochnow, Charles 50,58 -Q- Quinn, Don 32,125 Quinn, Mary Beth 50 Quinn, Marry Ellen 50,66 -R- Ramirez, Daniel 32 Ramirez, Roger 32,60 'Hain 'Ray, Carolyn Sue 12,59 Ray, Paul Edward 50,69 Ready, Betty 32 Ready, Robert 32,86,87,91 Real, Anibal Jose 50,62 Reed, Jimmy Lynn Reed, Richard Allan 86,87 Reed, LaVor 50,120,121 Reed, William 50,64 Reinemund, Carl 11,150,151 Renick, Rita 50,65,116 Repp, George 50,67 Rex, Jim 32,140 Reynolds, Jon 50,67 Rhodes, George Richins, Gerald 50,149 Ridgley, Darce 50,67 Riggi, Peter 86,87 Roberts, Davene 50 Robles, Raynaldo Rodriquez, Enrique 50 Rogers, Barbara I. l9,50,106,116 Rogers, Richard Earl 32 Romney, Archie 58 Roseberry, Ronald 58 Ruiz, Alfonso 58 Russell, Oscar Lee 5l,69,97 Rye, John 51,67 Ryknceski, Thomas 86,87,1U0 -5- S.N.E.A. 59 Saenz, Paul 32,59,63,70 Salam, Salam 134 Saline, Lynn 32,94 Salmassiam, Vahab 51,62 Sample, James 51 Sanders, Diana Sue 32 Sanders, Gary 51 Sawin, Kenneth 51,74,75,69 Saylor, George 33 Scadlock, Charles 51,69,120,121 Schneider, Raymond 33 Scbneier, Carol 51,68 Schultz, Gary Lee 51,58 Scott, Joyce 'Seott, Thomas A. 15,70 Seney, James A. 51,100 Sedillo, Bennie 51,68 Shanks, Alvin 33,86,87,89,92 Shannon, Stuart John 51,86,87 Shay, Robert 33,58,86,87,88 Shaw, Donna Lce 33,62,68 Shelton, Calvin 51,60,61,69,70 Shennan, Judy 33,59,62,74,75,107 Sherman, Larry 51 Shiflet, Lynda 33 Shumway, Regna 51,62,108,125 Sims, Jerry 69 Sindel, Gail 33,551,149 'Skinner, Larry 16 Skinner, Alvin 51 Skinner, Anne 51,62,64 Slade, Jones Garold 58 Sloan, Dee 52 .Q Smith, Dan 52 Smith, David 52,80,140 Smith, Eva Yvonne Smith, Jerry 18,22,52,86,87,101,102,125 Smith, Joe Lee 86,87,91 Smith, John Nocholas 52,58 Smith, Stanley Paul 52,94,97 Smith, Van 52 Sneezy, Baxter 33 Sophomore Class 22 to 35 Sparks, Val 33 Spinks, Iris 'Stacey, Edward J. 15 Stacy, Robert Arthur 52 Stacy, Ronald 'Stadmiller, J. E. 12,18,61 Stanfield, Mildred 52 Stansberry, Betty 52,63 Stauffer, Delsa Stayner, Ralph 52,86,87 Steger, Mike 52 Stephens, Freddie 52,69,94,96,97,99 Stewart, David 52,64,86,87,98 'Stinson, Ruby 13 Stonn, Fred 61 Stowe, Gary Stratton, Trudy 52,158,116 Student Body Officers 17 Student Council 18 Suchak, John R, 52 Sutherland, Gary 86,87 Swingler, Richard 112 -T- Talvy, William 52,67 Tapija, Like Taylor, Joyce 33,120,121 Taylor, Roger C. Thatcher, Linda 53,641,149 Thomas, Thomas 34,60,69,70,120,121,124 Thompson, Jolm 53 Tbrop, Mary 53,63 Tidwell, E. L. 11 Toben, William 53,69,92 Todd, Lynette 53 Tomkinson, JoAnne 53,64,115,120,121 Trappman, Nancy 'Trotter, Leon 15,67,86,87,100,101 Trulove, William Tsi, Marina 70 Twitty, Garland 53 Turbyfill, Jack 69 'Turley, Jay 15,64 -U- Udell, Donald 53,94,97,101 Una, Francis -V- Van Dyke, Charles 53,86,87 Van Gorder, Charles 69 Vasquez, Felix 53,67 Verkler, Tommy Gene 35,99,100 Villa, Gloria 53 Villarreal, Helen 53,61,68,120,121 ..W... W.A.A. 62 Walton, Manning Norviel 34 Ward, Delores Ruth 34,60,65,68,104,120,121 Ward, William Edward Wasson, William Eugene 53 Waters, Elicia 53,60,63,124,125 Waters, Rod 34 Watters, Loren Webb, Berry F. 34,112,120,121 Webb, Darwin 64 Webb, Keith 18,22,53,59,64,120,121,125,1-34 145,147 Wedeman, Ronald 34 Weech, Kathy 34,120,121 Weech, Kenyon 34,120,121 Weems, Margaret 34,59,74,75,107,116 Weingarter, Ruth 53 'Welker, LaVel 11 Welker, Randall 54,58 Welker, Wyona Wells, Joyce 54,64,74,75,l20,121,125 Welson, Doris 54 Wesley Club 65 'West, Glenn 15 West, Robert 34 White, Davis S. 54,58 'White, Wayne 15,148 Whitlock, James R. 34,54,86,87 Whitmer, Ben 86,87,88,89 Whitmore, Mochael 54 Williams, Charles Williams, Douglas 54,67,70,71,74,75 Williams, James 54,437,100 Willoughby, Zelma Wilson, Donald 54 VVilson, Johathan Wilson, Marolynn 54,64,68 Wiltbank, Gale Louise 35,68 Wing, Judy 35,68 Winn, William 'Winsor, James 16 Wolfe, Philip 54,67 Women's Domi 68 Woodhouse, Larry Woods, Hurum Levi 35,86,87,94,100 Woods, Stanley John 54 Woods, Lynn 54 Worden, Joseph 54,58 - Y - Ycoco, George 67 Young, Bill 35 'Young, Jennie 13 Young, Joseph ' Denotes member of administration 4 I , :I ,Ef't3 1'ff A 1 -1:1-uf:-.4i1fF7 ' ,, ,. ,V L-J-1' J, .L aw: :V w,qj 5 V ,x E'-,g f ' ' ' - . 1 5 H .. ,7 ',1-,.4.. -1r,lYv.:rf 4 1 053.13-JQIWLB 1 -if-15-is' ' .fb ' MSE?-+151 ,L. 3f2A1i , f- I L' .-,-33,3 y I5 4 fi. 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Central Avenue Phone CR 9-9301 Phoenix, Arizona CLEA me cAsA MANANA PRES ING SELECT CLEANERS Fine Food W3 Q 616 Main Sf,, Phone 423-1194 SAFFORD, ARIZONA PHONE 428-3170 JEL' e Q Pick-up and Delivery Service TUESDAY 8. FRIDAY For Dry Cleaning of Distinction . . . Try US! SHO'RTY'S CAFE Spanish and American Dishes Phone 428-0757 Solomon HOLLADAY MEAT SERVICE Thatcher Arizona l1'f0J?fW 571011 fbfzeu 1 l 165 ' Q E ,MLRKET SWT A iff fm? ,1 -v-A AW 1' Nik- 6 mfr- , mu ns . fil B , v Eastern Arizona's Finest . JY' '. , Thatcher 421 , RESTAURANT AND GAY 90'S BALLROOM .L 5' A' Next to the P. 0. in Safford Featuring: Pizza, Spaghetti, +0 Lasagne, Prime Steaks, Leone burgers, Submarine sandwiches SMU'-'Q' AUKI G UMPA Y FINEST MEATS Telephone 428-2010 , SAFFORD, ARIZONA gacgud tg U BRAND -LP GAS - NH 3 figi ,J Q, - AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 4 M AND FERTILIZERS ' -A -- . -1 . LNSECTLCLDES Q I 166 I DON PACE PLUMBING HEATING COOLING HARDWARE APPLIANCES TELEPHONE 428-0880 - SAFFORD, ARIZONA WOODS' REFRIGERATION COMPANY Sheet Metal and Electrical Work Thatcher Blvd. Phone 428-0120 Fran Burk, business manager, is fag Of' fi! since her LA trip at Easter 2200 25 Years experience at your service HARTON'S JEWELRY IFormerly Carl Durham's Jewelryj Dave Harton 509 Main St. Diamonds Watches Jewelry Free engraving Gifts for all occasi s LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS w A A B L, 7' if 175 Z A Ci lc f . gif wig.-W C :mm 5 ' 11 Arcfxx ' ' :B Q! 6 J X ll NBII! l' 795 c NN it ff Il UH li b i' i1'iiill1ulllll fi'Q ' I I Lglllllk llllllllp illllllll' Q fsfli5agiT5lWnt Ill I 1' 9 16. 0 lm'- 0 .' ' All ll Ur F-7 br 2, A f2M,Z?:,.,4 ' 1-DL-ppl LEV6 eoJoHN, vve'rze N scozme- me-mow AcaAnN '- I vowr wma I ceuwao vmzu orvewefmm-1mwN! RASCO 5-10-25 STORE ' sus Main sf. sqfford, Ariz. q 0 mcmmns MUSIC 021' ul 5' wow-zaWhZ4xII I ff, Z M22 , A f ffzff amz SAFFORD AUTO suPPl.Y I ld ' 0520? jedffej OPERATING IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN ARIZONA EXECUTIVE OFFICES SAFFORD, ARIZONA Where Hcpp Costs So Little Jesse V. Rowley Phone 1484 . GILA VALLEY 9 2.,'.i:iizf:fL?:::::f:f0' mock co. ROCK ::: BAND ::: FILL ::: CONCRETE 1'wo UILII wlrr on win Color Block Bowie Highway - Sofford Phone 428-2360 Phone 428-3262 Sofford, Arizona MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Do you dream of killingcibear? Then go to The Cafe Safford Sporting Goods -M-uffffwffu-wfiufw-A-wwf Sdfford -kitficliffrfisifhfiiigfcicfif 413 Main sewing Quality Foods sim 1939 Phone 423-2750 Xe Special Fried Chicken ond Fine Chinese Food ff-X Z, 'S To Toke Home AT Popular Prices lf- f' XXX KT' F 5 50?2g if 409 MAIN smear PHONE 42s-1893 'A is 2 K sArFoRo-Refrigerafion AIR Conditioning-ARIZONA 5' ' QX 1132? 7' c. I .f-if .iffifzlji 9 ,ff f ,4 ff .. W I if fy! wifi 'jf I I in f ! ,INDI au, M 6 7 i f , .V 'V IHA H ' I 4 'I if . . if MIIILWI l I ZIMI 4? CONTINENTAL LUMBER SALES W' 'i OF CALIFORNIA I WEST COAST LUMBER o NATIVE LUMBER STANDARD OIL 6 Milos South Safford on Bowie Highway Momo' Cl 'id9' Route 666 169 2 DRESS UP WITH OUR RENTAL PLAN Safford 77 and 92 Plants ln Safford Globe GA-5-2351 and Globe, Arizona Morencl T0-5-3303 I 0 LAUNDRY Z a DRY CLEANERS A LINEN SUPPLY Dependcbillty Since 1930 UNIFORMS -INDUSTRIAL LINEN RENTAL W. BYRON LEWIS REST ROOM and Safford, Arizona FLOOR MOP SERVICE LITTLE MAT' ON CAMPUS zx' ' - Y RI' LYY Y' -f 8 Yi Y l l I l,l N !,: ,,. ,Y ,1:, ,:..,, . J VN,,. - H zlf :::,1 :.. I- L ?' Ilf l Compliments of K ,qgalh . I '. HP nr' X ' 5- 'nu 7 -5 -HIL R 5 If C N 'X 'J L... . ,,1 A f o . 'l 1 y ll- l FEW, J 4 1 1 L 1. 'I R . l'lea ls?Is?l'f-gl-V' -AHEPY I L f R1-25 less I wi Amr X' I ,R ', 'l , cn I mowers - I , K ' ,Tw ' - ,Hill ,,0'ifl!L4'1 Uh' ......ullllIlUHh 1' il -X, lliIl'Il.llIl3M2'Ql.IU Phone 4284780 0174622 m.wAv-5 eeems -ro ee1wsuNPazNAn. me BETWEEN ouz :NczeA-529 2N2ou.MeNrANv ouz EUILOINC1 PzoeeAM.' 170 . L 9.0 A05 5 5,0 SAFFORD VALLEY COTTON GROWERS CO-OP, INC. Owned and Operated By The Cotton Growers of Graham County MANOR HOUSE RESTAURANT MANOR HOUSE Safford's Finest Dishes Highway 70 East 171 TCURIST MARKET Though the phrase is often used in iest From Soup to Nuts We have the best 428- I 072 FE, 5 S pg! fEMTER T-,,,,,...,. 1 FOOD CENTER For the Finest in Fresh Meats-Groceries-Fruits and Vegetables 428 0903 1, F rg E, 1 tr u 12-2 19 ' V .,.. 1 '-'- ' . et I j EMI L CROCKETT General Insurance Flre Aufo Casualty Bonds 427 Main Street Sufford Telephone 428-3840 Z. .,l . 2, 4 'Af Q t. F000 11 ' KX, 'Jill VALUES fl' t 'QI . w e iw l THATCHER MARKET WEECH 8 TAYLOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS Plma, Arizona . Phone 485-2491 For the best in homes and building supplies 173 , IN - A ' -Y T f PRL C T10 s N i W 56-9 5 9 ' - ' A 5 BEST ,X gy WV'-s' 5 DRUG P' ' is 4 lffl' Q ei? 'Z' 3 Q11 ffl' ' X55 C53 Q 'Q-L' 1, Q ex Q Q49 STORE emi xl Phone 428-1961 COURT Compliments of Paul Winkler and Rudy Slolp QUEEN Q STATE FARM INS. co. if I K7 618 5th Avenue, Safforcl Phone 488W 7x Eg W Euengwlnww UL Afuogcma, Member Federal Depoxil Insurance Corpomnon wwwltlme VQQQQIA, : Look to your nearby Valley Bank office for friendly guidance as you enter the business world. We are vitally interested in you, for tomorrow's Arizona leaders will come from your ranks. We want you as a customer, and will appreciate your account, however small. Your banker can serve you all your life, so join the bank that offers more, the bank that gives you the finest personal service in Arizona V lil SAFFORD FUNERAL mi Bild- W ' and Publishing Company lf it can be printed, . . we can do if! 518 Main Sireei S A F F O R D Roger E. David - Director 113 15th St. Sofford, Arizona uumwu,cLurcHr1ooe ' 'Tis , my ' mf FDR we Rmwrrf cases emma o Pzssivsumn. - ancoumme me POUTEAL A2563 ELECTi0N Eg rm H. mf Wing PPWLVIUT ro mow nur wwe mvma A saw rms! wr ,W my nm Mm' www S 5 WPQT UF U9 or ON CWM' www ' ' 14' M1225 Mm vi Q T A I ' ,.' A 'V :I W ., W , , W W W 9' f ' 1' ' .3 muff W rewawf, 'F - wa ' A V ' ' . - ' , g X G.-2'-11 ,V L K , ', ,',,, w Y L GILA VALLEY MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS COURT CAFE L.. BEVERLY GARDEN'S Trailer Park Prescott, Arizona E. H. BURK-Manager 175 '.lT'l'I.E MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bibler ,f,. if :II This u t ...,,- Q TERM 2- TERM swan - .. om mm-'?tE5?.E'BD' 5. PAPERS Must ee wan-ten IN eueusn eww Foam warn tunes CARBON cones 4. ALL OF -me Aaavs wm.. COUNT' V4 wuz Hmm. Us GRADE Qcoo verznfe 'I 31.125 XNXX Q7 b Q l Zh ff774Ggj a 4 hour course, but the Admin- istration thought it should be cut to a 2 hour one instead. G 8. W AUTO SUPPLY CO. if , P Q f. u '.x,.. E 5, o A4 , DI U -3 ,g ' 628 5th Safford Ph. 428-3873 ' IH.. 7 S SAFFORD BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. J. M. Owens, Manager Lumber, Roofing, Hardware, Paints Our Prices Are Lower Phone 428-1033 Sdffbrd t L I r a, V A ECONOMICAL osx ' Af! P S? sPRousE-Renz 1. GREENS COMPANY 176 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS BRINKERHOFF A, fr IU IIIIIIIIIIII L? 033: ljcxgssgijgif ,fx C jx' .1 Z , , every kind fn Q ' I ak' 9 . W e J I Ze zh'i,i2'E::?::1.: ,W 11-7 Q . Safford L 4 - M 55- X : E L rziihsgfzzfI,:e2.Qisef5'ae1:s' ' f III 'I 1 23 M A . F W i 2? Q X - I - ,Ewen I iiaii!iseeI Ire , IJ IIIMII IIIIIIIIIIIIII N I IIIIIII ImlIIIIII mII,MillIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WIIUIIIII 'We HAVEA eHoP Pzoausm Comme- me Top PANGEZOLIS Foz M196 Em 9-ro uezz+H'Pawee5'AW AN WHEN em: ueea m'fMN5J5AW we mo vmeezoue Form' Bova! Swift Ice Cream Holsum Bread LAFAUN MORTENSEN Wholesale Dealer LuaRlcAnoN WASHING LEONARD THOMPSON'S TEXACO SERVICE Experi Tune-up Work TIRES BATTERIES 'I wEs1' A Assocmts stone' f , , 1 w..f7..,- 1 - I 1 V V V, -MTH -Q: HOME N g gi t-,t lllll IIII into Auto i 2 lun un lla: Q, it 1-jg ,llll ASSOQATE M ggtlllll lll llllll nu STGRE i LITTL E MAN ON CAMPUS MONSTER INN Where the elite meet to eat American and Spanish Food owned and operated by Clyde French and I 5 D DONT WDZZY -roo Muon-1 mom' Mrs- Glen French :civil WHEN waters TU mar Palm' vxeu. enney s 517 Mann Street Safford Ph. 428-2500 'Firestone f . ,'f'f 1. ,I 4-112 7 'runes .na TUBES ,ff rg: -'63 1129 f ' ' iiiiii 178 1 A A I - 'fly' 4 'of - This publication is possible only through the efforts of the following business and professional workers. Those names' are patrons who donated to the cause. The Oasis staff would like to thank all the following: Best Drug Store Bellman's Dept. Store Brinkerhoff Realty 8. Insurance Brooks Lumber Company Bob Lee's Dairy Burk's Beverly Gardens Casa Mana Craft Center Coca Cola Bottling Company Cole's Office Supply Continental Lumber Sales Court Cafe Dairy Queen Eddie Deuel El Paso Dixie Fannin's Service 8. Supply Feguson Firestone Sincerely yOl1I'S, Francis Burk Business Manager Fifth Avenue Florest 8. Gifts Emil Crockett Insurance Gaslight Restaurant Gila Gila Gila Gila Gila Gila Candy 8. Tobacco Company Electric 8: Music Company Laundry Valley Block Company Valley Concrete Company Valley Marble 8. Granite Works Graham County New Car Dealers Assn J. Greens' Men's Clothing G8.W Auto Supply Harton's Jewelry Hallsted-Gentry Printers Dr. H. G. Hamnon Holladay Meat Service Hollwell T.V. 8. Appliance Hughes Shell Station Mr. Casy EM Jones T Mr. Farrel Layton W Lederman Music Company Lindsey Dairy Lines Company Longs Theatres lorrine's Beauty Salon Mac's Market Spot Mr. Weldon Maloy Manor House Restaurant Marton Supply Company Modern Dress Shop Monster Manor Inn Morris Nursery Lafaun Mortenson Don Pace PBS8.W J. C. Penney's Pima Beauty Shop Rasco Richards Music Company Safforcl Auto Supply Safford Builders Supply Safford Food Center Safford Funeral Home Safford Packing Safforcl Sporting Goods Company Safford Title 8g Trust Safford Valley Cotton Growers Sanford College of Beauty Select Cleaners Settles of Safford Dr. lvan L. Shiflet Shorty's Cafe Southwest Upholstery Sprouse-Reitz Co. Inc. Standard Oil of California Star Cafe State Farm Ins. Co. Sunshine Cleaners Tastee Freeze Thatcher Market Thatcher Pharmacy Thriftee Super Market Tourist Market Valley National Bank Valley Surplus Store Western Auto Supply Woods' Refrigeration Weech 8. Taylor General Contractors thanks ..... Well, at last it's over. In some way, I'm glad, but in other ways I will miss having to worry and work, and everything else that's related with a yearbook. I guess the majority of the students will never know how many endless hours are spent in compiling a book, but those of you who do know will appreciate these hours and others will appreciate the book itself for bringing back many fun, happy, and perhaps sad memories of E.A.j.C. in the school year of 1961-62. As I finally send off the last shipment of the OASIS, I am filled with anxiety and hope that you will all enjoy the annual this year. The production of this yearbook would be impossible without the co-operation and help of the people connected with its development. So, my sincerest THANKS go out to these people: TOM SCOTT, advisor, for his encouragement and for his willingness to help and for just being around to answer those never-ending questions. MARGARET GUYTOIN, photo editor, for the many long hours spent in the darkroom and for developing those last minute pictures. MAX CLARK, staff photographer, for spending so much of his time taking pictures. DOUG WILLIAMS, sports editor, for the wonderful job he did writing up the sports section for our year- book. EILEEN PALMER, for the many hours she put in on the index, and for typing the many little thingsf that I needed. JOYCE LOVELOCK, for arranging photo sittings. and last, but most certainly not least, FRANCIS BURK, advertising manager, for her many long hours gathering ads and for her help in assisting me whenever I needed her. There are so many others who have helped in other ways that it would be impossible to name them all here, so to you all, a special thanks. And, so, you have the 1962 OASIS. We have tried to get a good cross section of campus and college life and interests, and I hope that you enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. 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