Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1966 volume:

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N wi 5 4. 3:2 V 555 . 11 V ' 33' ' 33 --1: , if N 1 1, vw 7, .ec 'H x f 151, Y Q ff A Dr. John Long Dean of Instruction 124 150 166 190 204 208 16 Dedicated Years We, the Oasis Staff of 1966, dedicate this record of the academicand social world of Eastern Arizona College to Dr. John W. Long, Jr.-capable ad- ministrator, master teacher, and dedicated educator. For the past 16 years he has been an integral part of this world-a world that he has shared with his students and colleagues alike. Dr. Long came to Eastern Arizona College in 1950 from Western College for Women' at Oxford, Ohio where he was assistant professor of history. He taught classes in history and political science at Eastern for 11 years prior to his appointment as Dean of Instruction in 1961. His classes were alive and vibrant and he taught from a background of information and with such authority one could be- lieve that he had lived through these ages as an active participant. During his tenure at Eastern, Dr. Long has chaired several committees including his current chairmanship of the Curriculum and Instruction Committee and the Catalog Committee. He is a member of the Admissions, Library and Audio- Visual Aids, Scholarship, and Staff Personnel committees. Outstanding among his accomplishments have been the publishing of the 180-page Self Study Re- port on the college for the North Central Associa- tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools which was prepared under his direction, the entry of Eastern into the State Junior College System in which he also played a significant part, and the addition of junior college education at Williamsport-Dickinson Seminary and Junior College fnow Lycoming Col- legej where for many years, his father, Dr. John W. Long, Sr. was college president. He received his Bachelor of Arts from Dickinson College and M.A. and Ph.D. from Duke University. While studying at Duke, he was honored with mem- bership in Pi Gamma Mu, National Social Science Honor Society. He has held academic scholarships at both Duke and at Dickinson College. He has taught at Duke University, the University of Maryland, and at the Army Air Force Historical Division, Gravelly Point, D.C. He served with the U.S. Army during World War Il and received his honorable discharge in 194-5. Dr. Long is a member of the Arizona College Association, American Historical Association, Mis- sissippi Valley Historical Society, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, American Political Science Association, and the National Audubon Society. We regret his decision to leave the college in whose growth he has so actively participated and accomplishments in which he has shared. May this dedicatory page and these few words convey to him the high esteem with which he shall always be held at Eastern Arizona College. Yes, it is to you Dr. Long, that we the staff of the Oasis, dedicate this 1966 record of the academic and social world here. new curriculums and over 50 new courses ap- proved, many already introduced into the college program. In 1963, Dr. Long was named Man of the Year in recognition of his accomplishments. Easternls recent accreditation by the North Cen- tral Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools is marked with his efforts. Dr. Long received his elementary, secondary and 1,3 -t - 1 ------ History Instructor 'X 1950-1961 Man of the Year-1964 President urtis's s qw if. -L vga 4 1 -53' .. 'pgs-- ' l' T. 7951 917595: -1.14 -E? :ff -QL: 77-, ' 'fii'l5i e erily? .iff - H ---- ,SQL X3-vt: . ti es AR- 0' :J - .gy Y-.QM ' ' President Curtis is finishing his first year as administrative head of the college from which he gradu- ated in 194-1. He has carried to successful completion the collegels member- ship bid in the North Central As- sociation of Colleges and Secon- dary Schools hegun six years ago. He has provided the leadership which will bring to the College a new quarter million dollar voca- tional technical huilding sched- uled for completion in the spring of 1967. His dynamic leadership during a transitional period has been wise and prudent. Dedi- cated to education and to the College which he leads, President C u r t i s looks ahead with vision and confidence as Eastern nears its 80th anniversary. N A vw Er: -V v ...---1 H ' ,..-ui .1 ,,.. 'fi f-' ,vgf . gg, ' -sf s r S A 1 ' X W YE m ,H X af W . M B d B9Q1'demembQXS Ure: ' 6 I. NL Fort Thomqg L I , ' H L,,, 'A , -W ,, L, ,, ,mwyill ,. vA..,, Eg. Qgwwx 4 Wi ,.,,,,M, N W, ,1,wQm!,, N ,U.,.m We 5 L: vw my-f ' Q. V . M, V ' wg ggflsgood OJSHHQWSOH, Safford N A Njgiir L wwvwi Members George Mattice Board President X C C RICHARD T. PFLEIGER Dean of Students B.A., Otterbein College M.A., University of Arizona JOHN W. LONG Dean of Instruction B.A., Dickinson College M.A., Ph.D., Duke University 1 lllo yy V1 12 41552 VH, wh :fi lm :E -.iI.,.'.,. .:,:i. , V- :.: . :: . es. .gi f Q i-an x nsilff, e,.. w yi . ....,. gillim. .... , H rg Miiaw . gm, .,.. .A ......... ,....'ga..L V C JESSE U. DE VANEY Dean of Admissions B.S. Ed., University of Arizona DORA A. PHEGLEY Business Manager SAWEZ1 4: . .-.4 V si: ' T 0' Q 10 - I 'RQ 5.4-5 R E55 Li M5195 PHILLIP HEICK Dean of Housing A.B. and M.A., New Mexico O U. I1 C VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Dean of Women B.S., North Texas University M.Ed., University of Arizona EDWIN R. SORENSON Dean of Industrial and Technical Education B.S., Arizona State University, Brigham Young University M.S., Utah State University I 'Xl 79-0- ELDON P. ANGLE Agriculture B.S., University of Arizona RAYMOND E. ASHE Music and Spanish B.A., M.A. Ed., Arizona State University PAUL R. DILLON Chemistry and Biological Sciences B.S. Ed., Edinboro fPenn.l State Teachers Collegeg M.N.S., Arizona State University Lf , flip, gg., H iii. l 1 o RAY W. DUNN History and Political Science B.A., M.A., Murray State College Wes. CORINNE CAGE English B.A., M.A., Sul Ross State College SHIRLEY ANN CUNNINGHAM Office Administration B.S., Ed., M.T. East Central State College, Oklahoma EUGENE D. BAWDON Biological Science B.A., San Jose State Collegeg M.S., Oregon State University STEPHEN B. BINGHAM Sociology and Agriculture B.S., Wisconsin State Universityg M.S., University of Arizona SANDRA R. ECGERT Health and Physical Education B.S., University of New Mexico: M.A., New Mexico Highlands University my l-- n as 'Q LORENZO L. FLAKE Mathematics B.S,, University of Utah: M.A., Arizona State University fs--2' HERBERT K. FLOWER Industrial and Technical Education B.S., M.A. Ed., Arizona State University DONALD A. FOOTE Agriculture B.S., M. Ad. Ed., University of Arizona rg 5 .92 Hn VIRGIL G. HUBBARD Industrial and Technical Education A.A., Eastern Arizona Junior Col- lege, Arizona State University J. EDWARD S. HUNTER Business B.A. Ed., M.A. Ed., Arizona State University FRED L. HANCOCK, J R. Industrial and Technical Education B.S. Ed., M.A., Arizona State -College HAYDEN HODCES Physics and Engineering B.S., M.A.T., Colorado State University MARJORIE FYFFE Home Economics B.S., Arizona State University GLADE A. HALL Director-L.D.S. Institute of Religion B.S., M. Ed., Brigham Young University v jg 1 if 1 I P.. MICHAEL J. JERGE rr- ,,,, -Q Business 'iff B.A. Ed., M.B.A,, University of Arizona DONALD P. JONES Speech B.F.A., University of Arizonag M.A. Ed., Arizona State University ROSE V. LAND Art B.Ed., Keene Teachers College: Massachusetts School of Art RUSSELL LUNDELL Chemistry B.S., MS., Brigham Young University - 1 rr, as W- vi , ,. , ,, X r r 1 T rr rr ru ,raiser Q ,W r rr --gf :Q J4' '5 WAYNE M. McGRATH Health and Physical Education B.S., M.S., Arizona State College LADD MULLENAUX Physical Education B.A., Arizona State University: M.Ed., University of Arizona MARVIN OTT Sociology and Psychology B.A., Capital Universityg M.Ed., Wayne State University 091 nys LUCY H. MEEKER Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Arizona Qfff, f' WW CLARENCE E. MCBRIDE Physical Science B.S., Brigham Young Universityg M.N.S., Arizona State University VIRGINIA F. McFARLAND English B.A. Ed., Southwestern State Col- legeg M.Ed., University of 'HS-N Arizona .1 -w A N, 1, r w W 1 M ii 'mire DALTON C. OVERSTREET Health and Physical Education B.A., Brigham Young Universityg M.A. Ed., Arizona State University J ESS A. PEASE Health and Physical Education B.A. Ed., M.A. Ed., Arizona State University 1 uvwlagiiwg mt tn ...K if its an 'H ,W LEON L. PETERSON English B.A., Brigham Young University, M.A., University of Arizona I 5 . he WILLIAM E. PURDY Vocal Music versityg PhD., Northwestern University A.B., M.A., Brigham Young Uni- THOMAS A. SCOTT Journalism and Psychology B. Ed., Duquensne Universityg M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh MARGARET TODD English and Dramatics B.A. North Texas State Universityg M.A. Northwestern University JAY F. TURLEY Instructor-L.D.S. Institute of Religion Brigham Young University B.S., Utah State Universityg M.S., Y -x 11' vi 5, in Q qi ,J .-8' 2 E EUGENE SHROYER Instrumental Music l B. Mus., University of Michigan , 2 if '- NANCY RADOSEVIC English A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., Colorado State College ANDREW REBOCHAK Business, Coordinator of Distribu tive Education B.S., Tri State College GLENN WEST Art B.A., M.F.A., Washington State University 2 Y-A-f P' x Wih., x - .5 f ROBERT THOMPSON RUBY STINSON Director of Guidance Secretary to President -.Xu GRETCHEN HELMERS DORIS WELSON Secretary of Dean of Instruction Secretary to Dean of Admission JENNIE YOUNG EDNA ROWLEY Associate Registrar Bookstore Manager 20 Assistants to 1521.7 TU' 'f'9:1?l'fff ' .,. JANICE HAMPTON Secretary to Student Personnel K, ,,.s r ,B ,AJ JEAN MORRIS Assistant to Business Manager X! SY?-Y ORA MCBRIDE Switchboard Operator Administration si .. , . X. ai i,i, FLORENCE HOLLADAY Librarian ' r 'P Lf: if i ,, Q J 2' ff: . Tp: i ,-,rn .uf V W .3-7, fx mg r iii W I '1P EUNICE WHETTEN LILLIAN WELSON Library Assistant Library Assistant ISABEL HAMMAN ELSIE KOHR Resident Wesley Taylor Hall Resident Nellie Lee Hall -'Z,f- 5 ' 273:55 1 eq, K.: ' M' Wxgiy' wg, x JESSE HOWARD QUIGLEY Resident Mark Allen Hall ii it .Q-:V , f, ,fy i ,g ' BETTY RICE Cafeteria Assistant uv 'm 5 5 1 gg? ,J is 1 is wiki MQ .Vx MANUEL LUCERO Cafeteria Assistant .i f we: rims ' w X ix. .J H M Zia! .ek n,W. wt- VELLA BEARD Cafeteria Assistant efe S 1- , fs 1 W 'fY ff' BONITA ALSTON Cafeteria Manager b NORMA DENNIS Assistant Cafeteria Manager ,ga 1 SALLY SKINNER Cafeteria Assistant EMELIO ROMERO Cafeteria Assistant 'E . fin BERTHA McCURDY . Cafeteria Assistant X.: FRED LINDSTEADT Maintenance Assistant LARRY SKINN ER Maintenance Assistant aintenance if -gg - .- W? A -135: 7? if , Q ,. We MARCUS ALLEN JAMES WINSOR Supervisor of Maintenance Maintenance Assistant l w Q V S' V 'af 55 1 Q5 A ,.:::. 4,5 : L -3,31 if: V' gn, mug, - ,J tgru, 9 5- aff' 1 K T.. A 4 EQ X1 f-:257P.'Ns 31333: G '4:' H: ' DANIEL ANTILLON PHILLIP JOHN CAIN DAVE HAWKINS Maintenance Assistant Maintenance Assistant Maintenance Assistant 1 N 1 I r 1 DAVE MORTON MYRTLE HIGGINS PAT ROMERO Maintenance Assistant Housekeeper Maintenance Assistant 66 F BILL KNIGHT -ee Division of Applied Arts and Sciences In - , eww- -- DONALD A. F OOTE, CHAIRMAN, Head of the Depart- ment of Agriculture ff- , 'Q I' ' r lumfvlmllwxl I N I I In-bg If MAJORIE FYFFE, Head of the Home Economics Depart- ment EDWIN R. SORENSEN, Head of the Department of In- dustrial and Technical Education DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Donald A. Foote Eldon Angle DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS Marjorie Fyffe Lucy Meeker DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Edwin R. Sorensen Eldon Angle Herbert Flower Fred L. Hancock Virgil Hubbard Robert W. Thompson Department of griculture Students majoring in Agriculture at E.A,J.C. are offered many opportunities for education in either Production Agriculture or Professional Agriculture. Among the courses offered are Animal Industry, Crop Production, Farm Mechanics, Soils, Dairy Husbandry, Farm Management, Farm Tractors, and Feeds and Feeding. SlA lZGi'3'L2I A l I I i ' s Hx? W ' 'JSI 'lie ea H, ' . . ,f ' 1 ' P' ag-'-e ,.,Q . ..... w.,N ,ig rg.- I A f Home Ecouonucs courQes at EAJC Une valuable trammg in fields Some of the courses are meal plannlnff, clothmg selecnon and con 1 4219 f'Li'r'u.3i ff i ' ,H ,, 'WW ' 'X 5 .,,. W, Department of lndustrial and Technical Education l 1 4 f f' 51, . I I 5-1? ' a L I ' . , I i - e1m,it.i--lv,w j N A 'il W. TMLLRITE 1 T - at .. 1' 'Q ' ' ,U Il . Il lf? I . . t E- , it T J- - r 533 :till Mi: i Li'-' E 2. P. 'H ' L: :I L Q x V - T: fee lr, 4. , -1, jf - ..,,, .' 5:4 l i ' 1. T , 'W ' ' l' ' 'fi 1-1 ' iii, V L ic,, Q 4 V-, f i ,K , . , -I f 7 1 , 1 i :gf , - D' . Q ' .' Nl L ' M 1- Z 'I A xl J: E :-1 q H - ,L M L' -4,, ' .' Q .- w if' 1, Q Courses offered are Engines, Woodworking, Technical Drawing, Upholstery, Metals, Electricity, Applied Mechanics, Welding, and many others. S The Department of Industrial and Technical Education offers both gen- eral and specialized Curriculums to stu- dents at EAJC. ln this department, students learn to define technical prob- lems, postulate solutions, develop solu- tions, and test results. gee? MQ EL 4 t i t re. M VE Division of Business MICHAEL J. JERGE, Acting Chairman J. EDWARD S. HUNTER COURSES Introduction to Business Principles of Accounting Business Mathematics Twins Shorthand Records Management Business Law Data Processing Principles of Economics Principles of Management Many Others aim, ' 5 'I g 1 Z5 f' : gf. P H 1 ,..-, W A354 SHIRLEY ANN CUNNINGHAM ANDREW REBOCHAK ..-nas? . AiJQ'l'13. 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The department of- fers these coursesg Introduction to Art, Drawing, Funda- mentals of design, Lettering, Oil Paint- ing, Water' Color, Ap- pied Design, and Crafts. 32 Q, , Qu L I Q ,ffl vil- Department of rt 'K f5...L' 3, H A 3 . , ull- TffWRF111Wf,?M'WQQmQaW - H 2, 1 W Tw, l w 1?WU u f .4-.5 RY' . ?v 'fT W ' Wi A 1 gU1g1 w l k ,f :Mg A .I ,-+G ' ' N f . '-iii , mfr-h --. ,, S, 'N 4 Arg!! ,7,, .m. 8 A Department of Music f9,Q32 'f A S X , S X ir, THE MUSIC COTTAGE DR. WILLIAM PURDY, Head of the Department The Music Department, headed by Dr. William Purdy with Eugene Shroyer and Raymond Ashe is one of the liveliest places on campus. Students are offered classes in voice, piano, marching band, and orches- tral music. The high-stepping marching band under the direction of Mr. Shroyer kept the football and basketball games full of pep. 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Shroyer--Director Stereo Band 37 ,ww w v ,v mv, H ',:72g:i2ig1 fn, .ff 4 we fi? -q- ,iw QR - Q QW.,-93.2 H,- .H :wwf u,,E,,m N N J g Flaming Foot Award . ,,,,,, . vi' -' Arr 1 WL k H W- gs? , ' ,ik K ,fx is. ' 5 ,V . i-9 . 2 W 'zfulif-Nf'L-V f, , N 1 ', i if J.- 'xk fi? 1 ,uf Pl' ' x' ' , ,Tn V xf , , 1 Q15 p sg W H 1- 3 ui' -fx wa, .H V fl fig-1' f'.: 1.4-a?siifL1-nz :'-:Lf M5 ggg, rf' Q' in ff! .X lr ,gg 4 f ' 1 4 H ifi-'a if ' +- 337 xflvggx. T :H Mi L- ,J I K 112, , ' M S yi 'L' 7 is A193 j fe i .11 ' ' 1 N . ... ,. H . -- -. ,at ,I b i. , J,!it..'3jAL?,e: ' Q5 ,Lf 1-Q, . X, , ,, wr' . ' '., .ggiw H f NL vw -s' K ' 4' , ff P19502 453' ,.' Division of Health and Physical Education 1 CW W ww ' 'A ui V a ' , 'Te . WAYNE McGRATH, CHAIRMAN, Head of the Men's Physical Education Department. Courses offered include tennis, bowling, golf, social danc- ing, Weightlifting, badminton, archery, general and pro- fessional activities for men and women, and various hygiene courses. t The E.A.J.C. Physical Education Depart- ment is one of the best equipped on cam- pus. The 'recent addition of modern facili- ties benefits all students of all majors. Emphasis is played on American physical education. Health and hygiene courses are taught for education majors, P.E. majors and all others interested in health and fitness. The instructors of this well-staffed de- partment are engaged in extra-curricular athletic activities and intermurals. w. ssxstant Coaches-.Tess A Pease Dalton Overstreet, 7K Rf' I 5 A.J CUACII' 1 , , r . 4 sv H H 1 s I'-,vs A w1de varlety of sports lncludes track, wresthng 1 , '. M.. TE 'Xu H W Q- N' 1' I 1 s x u H w W X Q W ,X,Wc5,A-A I . , NJ., -.2 lftir. sv, 'yn 11 1: .1 :Qu , - . - , .M , W .....-in - Q, , ,-.-,..,- H Department of Womerfs Physical Education N d of Women's P.E. Dept. 1 J. , .. WE Nice pose girls ! Phyllis, Delia, Judy and Bobbie try the 440. Believe it or not-girls do go out for track. 1: W 35 'M 'E H E., -2. na Gri t hard Bobbie! x is A 2 515: -,335 wi W wa, - in in X ' K - -Q - ni, , M55 .I-23:22 gl f ' 4 , IIQII . syn f 'A llsmliif am 1 X H K : f . Q A-. ,- , .M v,.g,, ,,. J'-..4:g' -fy.-3 6:3 M- --.,, .. www ggi, gg 5 ff ' :Elm 1 ..:gf.f L.:- ..,,.f' . 4, v K ' 11 'fm if 3 fl A '15, .. if li . - ' 'Nw , if ,N 2 1 Sm Aifflf A , Nl, - V 1. T ., i 5 X.. w A fl' Department of English The English Department at E.A.J.C. gives instruc- tion in the proper use of the English Language in reading, speaking, writing, and thinking. Language skills are the real basis for the learning and thinking process and the department instills in the student the great humanitarian ideas and ideals which per- meate English and American literature. The English curriculum benefits all students of all majors. Special courses are designed for those who need assistance in learning proper language skills and other courses are offered to English ma- jors. These include a wide range of subjects to help the students have a sound basis for further education. VIRGINIA McFARLAND, Head f'-N lu-Som-.3 qqgt-uns., 2' -is Department of Journalism r It to y y ??5 tiki: v lu 1 , i H U ssfsrr it ware-as H ul! .ees egg ,VA ,aft-g5,, N I' 't1 itfi5iL' 'N , I :gt 1 , 'I 21- H was 1 Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Scott, Eastern Arizona Junior College's only f o r e i g n language department is under the direction of Mr. Raymond E. Ashe. The department has be- come quite successful in te a c h i n g the students about the Spanish speak- ing nations. 46 the Journalism Department plays an active part in the activities of E.A.J.C. The department issues a school news- paper regularly and reports the many events and incidents that occur on campus. Department of Spanish Department of peeeh and Drama The Speech and Drama Department has pro- duced fine plays under the direction of Donald Jones and Margaret Todd. The depart1nent,s plays are highlights of every school year. CJ-151' ' 'F ' vc' 1 t 5 ,- fit it H I I' .li Q . - - QF, ,,..u4..q4,f . XM fi? 7, air? 7 x .W 'fl' A Qi ,,f' ?4p 3 X -- il - 5:2- 1-. : -1 Jg- 75 g' NJXZL Af Delta PS1 Omega members recexve awards from Mrs. Tood at NAJ- 4 ,43,1,,,1.z,:,zQfg5.,.. - the Honor Assembly. , g-1-ni:-Ii: ' D M j 7?E'4QLf D X ,- A?: , iz, J if ff-ii f ff? . f-1 277 Ffii. . 4727, 1 ' J :JT -i -' eff ,M Q1-1, ' 1 'f' L.46?f.. ,vip -, fff bg' -Sugfry. Lf? E.A.C. i f f f -V f in - II . 52 Z L' V :ui H13 iii! , .V iv L Y Y . V - -'-4 chi- --Q,lm?f -- ' -ff 4' ' - f ' - ' f ' ' ' un- Q' Division of Science, Mathematics, and Engineering LORENZO FLAKE, CHAIRMAN Head of the Department of Mathematics EUGENE D. BAWDON, Head of the Department of Biological Sciences xiii CLARENCE McBRIDE, Head of the Department of Physical Sciences and Engineering Department of Physical Science and Engineering The Department of Engineering and Physical Science offers courses valu- able to those students who are working toward a degree in any of the branches of engineering, physical science, teach- ing, or allied subjects. The courses which deal with the sciences of energy and matter, mechanics, elec- tricity and drafting are helpful to the students who are pursuing a terminal course in a technical or semi-technical field, and to those who have a science requirement in some other educational plan. , ..-.i r---- V-.-.:711f-v- 'fee i its is -'mi--esp as r x H .4 Y ee G - : Y M-. .m , - ,vt , CLARENCE McBRIDE, Head 50 egg - 1 isssi 'M 1 ess l M Y. L. I ,Q . N ai . rw J n .-gf. , 11, , Le, ggi! - 4- ,. we A- i, Q r W 4. . -mi .. , N Y Y J -M.. 'S' ' ' - V -. Y.. were , t V55 .W gg : V. .v , ,fe :Tee SM. M , M ., ser: 1, . Qi. L. X 25 , rage? 4 , wg fi 'gg ifjw L :J f 2'5 asv K ss ill xx x. ...E ,2 X231 y :lx ,, fr xx ku g, I w Aw , A u. 'K ,.g,.- -' ' v ax, www l ni' U Q , . , W HHN IEA, 'if ' 52 Department of Biological Science Department of Biological Sciences includes Eugene D. Bawdong Head, Stephen B. Bingham and Paul R. Dillon. Department of Mathematics if I Y Sw H ii ' Q JI ri, V r,, Tf,la?35 nf' ,, . 1- ,t .a Hi an , IKg?mmi?Yegig,si ,aww-i dl ,- im KE - , Q if am- i ii :aes aa! . - ,ff ,-. . si., f r ,.l. r r f T 1' H 'PRED' Y 7 , v.g-.it U' way , -cgi, wi' Q ii? Arzggw QEM ' ,U . EEA 552.3 'z.5v'1:. KH. av fr 'K' . g if Q 1 M, . af, . f :lg arrange: :J-Q .1. ifgaisif 'fin' T 'fx - -11 . A 1. it -. ,,,,e1. jp ,155 :uw T' ' aa, at 3 4 4 415' 5 M., 'mf -1: 'I .SKWIXW I mr 1 A-, tie- 4545 , ,ami fi 1 . 3, 5 M., .r , Department of Mathematics includes Jess A. Pease with Lorenzo Flake as head. A good mathematics background is necessary for success in Chemistry as Mr. Lundell points out. ' ai 'wtf H Yi?-53 vi ' 12 ya A :J it A mi ii 54' .Ms V -V 'mf ng, GE Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences JOHN W. LONG, CHAIRMAN ' , Department of Histor , Ceograph and Political Science Under the direction of Mr. W. Ray Dunn, the Department of History, Geogra- phy, and Political Science gives the students of E.A.J.C. a knowledge of the world, its history, people, and politics. Courses offered are: Elements of Geogra- phy, American History, History of Euro- pean Civilization, American State Xz Local Government, and Federal 81 State Consti- tutions. Department of Psyeholog and Soeiolog rip 1 W Y ll ll' sg! it in MF at l H is.. ' 4, ag ff 1 fn ' fin K THOMAS A. SCOTT, Head .WV This department gives the student a knowledge of human behavior, in- cluding the physical aspects involved in reaction, sensory process, and the various mental phases of human be- havior. Also social theory and prin- ciples based on an analysis of the structure and operations of society and social process are taught. Courses include: General Sociolo- gy, Reading 81 Study Techniques, De- velopmental Reading, and General Psychology. Department of Religion ,JS is , '15 I 4 'vw R M' 1 it it ,Q wi X H t ,Ei g ,uv , , ., Under the direction of Mr. Glade Hall, courses in religion are made available to E.A.J.C. students. These courses are not offered hy the college faculty, but are maintained near the campus at the Institute of Religion. Courses that are accepted for col- lege credit are: Introduction to the New Testament, Christian Living, Sur- vey of Christian Faith, Courtship and Marriage, Introduction to the Old Testament, and World Religion. , . :sn 'I' A,..a, Em QF?-' 13 TIL' . QE? q ? I' I X Q i' Inter-Club' ouncil- l.C.C.', FRONT ROW Left to Right: Cathy Cooper, John Andrews, Karyn Chapman, Connie Koster, Kathy Hooper, Sarah Den- Frank Hestandg President, Louise Burrellg Secretary, Dale nis, Lenny Farrell, Art Newman, Phyllis DeC1oss, Marlune OHerra, Bill Prestridge. BACK ROW: Neal Harrington, Payne, Terry Raftery, and Eugene Sargent. President Frank Hestand and Secretary Louise Burrell -diseuss I.C.C. business. Being in charge of all campus orgamzauons isn't easy! Q 1 r 4 f ,A-may 9 ,2 ? vkzfwfl' .2 ,Zfx N.-Q25 -WZW Here the boys put a couple of dents in an old car at the ICC Carnival. The club and organizations on campus combine their efforts in sponsoring this carnival. At the end of the year, ICC presents a trophy to two of the most active organizations on campus. This year Frank Hestand presented trophies to Dale 0Harrow of Lamba Kappa Delta fabovej and Art Newman of Wesley Foundation Qleftj. 61 The Student Cov- ernment of Eastern Arizona College pro- vided many activities for the students en- joyment on campus this year. L e a v i n g Stu- dent Council lst se- mester was Advisor Dean Pflieger and Social Chairman John Lytle. Taking their place was Mr. Phil Heick and Bob Jones. 62 Frank Hestandg Student Body Vice-President Van Smithg Student Body President Lenette Matticeg Student Body Secretary Louise Burrellg Sophomore Secretary Dixie Randallg Oasis Editor Kathy Kennedyg Freshman Secretary Susan N ationsg AWS President Mr. Phil Heickg Student Council Advisor Tom F armerg Sophomore Vice-President John Andrewsg AMS President David Smithg Sophomore President Mark Curtisg Freshman President Barney DeGearg Monster Editor John Lytleg Soc. Chairman Lenette Matticeg Sec. Van Smithg President Frank Hestindg V. Pres sr -iv ' J , ffl? Q-! , lm.- In the above picture, Student Council members serve chow at the Harvest Moon Barbecueg one of many activ- ities. r E' Q The new officers for next year, were announced at the Frosh-Soph Formal and inaugurated at the Honor Assembly. They are Mike Taylorg President, Terry Giroux: Vice-President, Dixie Randallg Secretary and Phil Blaiseg Social Chairman. 53 H .Al 1 ft, 'T F . TQY' e l i 51 is L .. , 1 ' 113' pf .1 5 f ' L 1 . N HJ M Tiger E1 'V if -.H . t - , A J' 1 'vii-. xgmf V in 41 1 ...4 , Nw I ?l , af ' 1 2 K Associated Mens Students Lenny Farrell, John An- drews and Mike Bennett head the A.M.S. with John as Pres- ident. These three put in many long hours heading the largest organization on cam- pus. The main activity for the association this year was the AMS Formal with the crowning of Miss Per- sonalityg Doris Meek. 64 Miss Personality . ' 2'7 K F 4. '1-. .1 Q. 51. gf 1 1. - - , 5 f: ?t,i5.1: ' gl Wg , ., ff 4 '-W, I n ' i - Ai as Y i f go F. The new presidents for next Black and Phyllis DeCloss. X I 5,5 it Q y J I ,. ,. f ui .- g ' Y-if 5- Q 3? x ' X ' 3 . .M Xing 1 K dh ,x ,N xi 'jf 3 ,a at ,IV .i 52 ii , t iii. L15 2' ' , is f' 'Ei 12.2 S 4 all A U Ig 'f it 9 I, ' igj t f ,li W V V' i W : : it 4 1 ' it n ., I year's AMS and AWS are .lay Sy Associated Womens Students Officers of this year were Phyllis DeC1oss, Jeane Nel- son, Susan Nationsg Presi- :tix Z I I 2 llli f ' 5 i 1 A i 4 ' ap-,X dent, I r e n e Barney, Lynn Richardson, Vesta Barney and Dixie Randall. One of the many activities of the year was the AWS Breakfast at the close df the year. Mothers and daughters were honored and new officers were announced. Dean Phillips worked closely with Susan Nations throughout the suc- cessful year. 65 1 Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is a social service organization which includes all women students taking courses in Home Economics. The club is affiliated with the state and national college clubs in the field, and members are automatically given mem- bership in the American Home Economics Association. Miss Marjorie Fyffe sponsors the club and the first Semester Officers included Elaine Palmer, Laura Bigler, Linda Kelly, Barbara Prestridge and Vonda Norton. , '-aviQf..,,wL 'turf Industrial and Technical Education Club ii' i ll Students taking courses in Automotives Industrial Arts and the technical fields are eligible for membershi in the Industrial and Technical Education Club The Club is sponsored by Mr P Herbert K Flower and Mr. Vlfgll G. Hubbard. People to People 5 -it First Semester Officers were Jerry Ford, Abdelmohsin Khayat and Karyn Chapman. Mrs Rose Land was the advisor to the club. Student National Education Association With Mr. Leon Peterson's help-Sarah Dennisg Secretary, Eugene Sargentg President and Connie Laytong Vice-President had a very successful year. The organization is designed to assist the student who plans to become a teacher in getting acquainted with the profession. Intertribal Club mia, far gm w 1, x- ff K M L N N asggiawh-, , H , , Q .. 1 Eggfigfw w Qf'f12 1 ' 'fsifw' ' 1 'rf ,2 5541 Si. cfm 5 . .. fa, . ' 1 r Among the officers of Intertribal Club were Emery Chee and Katherine Haan. Talented Hansen Ahasteen displays paintings. Rodeo lub Sli We - The Rodeo Club did a terrific job this year with the Intercollegiate Rodeo. Newly elected officers of Rodeo Club were: Pete Wollsey, Presi- dent, Kathy Travis, Secretaryg Barney DeGear, Reporter, and Wendy Guest standing in for Dan Bingham, Vice-President. ggie Club The Aggie Club was first organized to provide an organization for students having a common interest in agriculture. As you can see-the membership is not limited to boys only! With advisor Donald Foote, Bill Prestridge, President did a fine job. 69 David Player and Dale O'Harrow along with Mr. Shroyer take a peek at the Flamming Foot Award. ew Fraternit Lambda Kappa Delta A new name has been introduced into Inter Club Council it being that of Lambda Kappa Delta. L a m b d a Kappa Delta is a fraternity for male band mem- bers and designed to support the band in all its activities. All the members contributed much to the success of the new fraternity. 0'Harrow elected President. Mr. Eugene Shroyer was the advisor with Dale 4? 11L,41r-- -s -Q iw ff .W 3 'fl 51 1 f Nmffg P ' WI.. ' 1 1 wx. - l 11132335311 1' W, or Q 1 mi, QQ. A ,gr g6j.gg151'I 1'gl1'y5g gi,f2sW Q . X 1, , . 11 V11111 1. 1 .. 1 1 1 .M 1 gi- 5. ,, gk -Vx-1: brriiw 11'Wi.l 1,1 yi. , N A 'X I I cgi '1,,' A 1 is I rg li, E11 -J-, 1 ww . .v ,. ', , .s.q,...,.. A 1 ,f,i1gL,, ,gd ::...,. . 1' .,., 121. 1 ,1,, -fl . - A M , J ALD, ..,,..', 1 . -. . :fs-fm 1 X .,.,W1 1 . Av. 1 .. .1 ,, .sgiywgiis ' , ,L ,A,, , nw im, re, , -sg, A 1gg1,,,,.5. N 5 , ' 1 -- , 1.1 .,Zk..,!:mr.5ggy , time 1 wi--.mit-f':a , 1 ,. um Lambda Kappa Delta helped with many music activities and programs throughout the year including the band and choir trips. Rzdlng the bus is almost as fun QII as performing. Relax kidwthe work is over. Eat up Robert! free chicken lunch. , ,.,,, , It's not every day you get a 1 15... ' NH: Delta Psi mega 5. far a at I TQ -as A limited number of students is elected to this fraternity each year. This year Mrs. Margaret Todd was advisor with John Andrews, President and Jim Merideth, Vice President., --5 ,Qc if P3 The final production of Antigone was very successful. Shown in a scene from the play are, from the left: Larry Wayne Hulsey, Mike Vukcevich, Gene Sargent, Donnie Jones, Dennis Monroe, and Ida Ann Motes. AW f 3 1 A Theta f will l Ill' fb T Ph' f fb .:,, l C--meg 5 'i at 'P-R' ' Kappa 1? Phi Theta Kappa is an Honor Fraternity sponsored by Mrs. Virginia McFarland. The fraternity was open to all Junior College students who had- achieved a 2.0 average after 1 semester's attendance. The organization did a fine job in helping to publish the Voice,'. Members in the above picture are Mrs. McFarland, John Andrews, Sarah Dennis, David Franco, Jeane Nelson, Rus- sell Ragsdale and Anna Lou Maner. f i 4 wwf l nu mist, -wav ,Masai Alpha lota hi Self , . Wesley Foundation s iiit ' 7 Lb-: --1+- Mfiwfwf f' Jffei..f.E.- H ' tha... The Wesley Foundation is a campus organization for Protestant students, and is sponsored by the Methodist Church. The club had many successful activities during the year and were aided by Mr. and Mrs. Etter. l X , K ll af ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Blanche Moore Alfred DeWall, Phyllis DeCloss, Art New- man, Janice Prentice and Jim Olleton. 74 Sr: V The Newman Club an organ1zat1on with na tronal aff1l1at1on provrdes Cathollc students soclal L A Q cultural recreatlonal and rellglous group ex B! t perrences and 1S orgamzed by the students on -pp' RQ' campus f P5679 l .6 lVI1chael Jerge was sponsor and Father Malone ,pf , gf pg 1S the Newman Club chaplam ff , 1 jfs! if I ' ZA- 4' Officers: George Lord Margaret Prttman Irma ff ,V- swrew le u Jurado and Ester Espinosa eorge Lord Heads ampus Catholics nv Hx 1 'iff CPI 11. if ROW 1: Linda Clifford, Women's Executive Pres- President. ROW 3: Steve Bryce: Dale Crockett ident: Lenette Mattice, Social Vice-President: Alpha Chapter President: Marilyn Hall, Advisor: Louise Burell, Pledge Vice-President. ROW 2: Glade A. Hall, Advisor: Bob Jones, Men's Execu- Jeane Nelson, Omega Chapter President: Sarah tive President, Rodney Green. Dennis, Secretary: Marene Mack: Chi Chapter l I K ni I Lambda Delt sponsors many enjoyable social events. Everyone has a gay time. T t 5 :iii ROW 1: Cathy Cooper, Teresa Whipple, Kathy Mattice. ROW 2: l Rulene Morris, Bonnie Robertson, Jean Reed, Ann Blake, Claudia Smith, ,loan McBride: Advisor. ROW 3: Laura Bigler, Martha Costner, Kathy Hooper, Penny Talley, Vesta Barney, Jill Kim- ball, Lydia DeSpain, Linda Clifford, Marene Mack. - up B rir Tau Chl Officers: Teresa Whipple: Secretary, Laura Biglerg Vice-Presi- dent, Marene Mack: President, Mrs. Joan McBride: Advisor. Tau Beta ROW 1: Bill Funkhouser, Wayne Smith, Rodney Green. ROW 2: Arthur Bigler, Charles Curtis, Darvel Green, Wayne Gardner, Steve Bryce. Tau Omega i s V , v 4 2 93 :evils J Officers: Helen Phinizyg Secretary, Irene Barney, Vice-Presi- dent, .Ieane Nelson: President, Mrs. Peterson: Advisor. Tau Alpha : '1?ji?i'i,?M'1 Q 94 1. L -,' LM .xi ,. . 1 8 f iwxm. . , ' l xiii? - 1 . fs T :T I 4 ROW 1: Greg Larson, Mark Curtis, Dale Crockett, Steve Harms, Daryl Whipple. ROW 2: Ed Sorenson: Advisor, Dennis Curtis, Charles Morris, Danny Cluff, Steve Napier. 77 1 Vi T uw , i 1 S5 E f f i The Gila Monster Editor-in-Chief-Barney DeGear Staff i ll 1--J' G 5 v arg If . Assistant Editor--Linda Brooks FRONT ROW Daryl Whipple .... Tom Garret ..... Barney DeGear . . . Linda Brooks .... BACK ROW Joe Ewen ...... Benny Lovell .... Kim Allen ...... . . . News Editor . . . Feature Editor . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editor . . . . . Sports Editor Circulation Manager Reporter Nate Einbund . . . . . . . . . . Photographer J ' ' 31 ' gist . ' .Pg , were an I I ' .. I 'ox V ' ' 'S a f Wg, ... K .... , A , . QE 'A 15 , ' L N XJ' ,, v-sl f' ' 4 A ' V, 51 I . M, ,gf t 1 ,, are .W 'Y A 13554354 J f A V en ' W i. F5 ML. SJ-tg. 55 Mr. Scott, advisor, and Barney DeGear, Editor, discuss the Barney DeGear gives Darrell Whipple helpful hints and advice. problems of the Gila Monster. ' if-1 'K .3 QQ., mhleu In pw r , x. ' 1 '- -. H+ Q A ' 'l Barney DeGear has produced many good newspapers th1s the1r fine assistance in helpmg to make the Gila Monster a year She has done a very good Job 1n hrmgmg pep to the success college Wllh her edltorlals The staff also deserves credlt for xfggslalinr i s , ' 1' . QA ' f a ' F :, : 'Miss :N saw-oo' 'U Uv ,. wi 1 1 lplgwxj Z Ling: 5 tweaiipax ff f it ,sr N 42 ff ,- N if ' 1, g Q: if N ll ll i wviglw H, W H lqf W in w wi is ,. ,U H p -W , 'M 2655 wo- in-up W. X ,ww A L AL.. lf. at L S we tw, u ,ru 1 ,Y 2 ,ii ..,u ,af ,uwl?E '.,, ip? , eg ' 'SJ ' 80 wviifffi , . fi if .fi Al, w ,W , . f, W R ,Ya-fu , , 539' I Dixie Randall Editor-in-Chief ,v L .Iunietta Childers Departments Editor filing., 1, 1 Martha Costner Organizations Editor ' R , af' u N ,, Kim Allen Sports Editor Steve Napier Nate Einbund .lah Ad21Il1S Business Manager Ph0t0g1'HPhY Ph0f0Ef9-Phy W A lot of work goes into a yearbook. Vesta Barney and Terry Raftery volunteer their services to help with pic- tures and orders. A Very Tired Oasis Staff Q -.g7?,..,- 1 J sew S . -,iq-1-.l.g.-.. -in X4 mi?-Vu ' ' 5 ,s 1 . ' - BILL KNIGHT '66 Let s Start the Year Rlght ll'-IA L'v5.i5l1 One of E.A.,s first activities was a Sophomore-Freshman baseball game followed by a barbeque sponsored by Student Council. Harvest Moon Barbeque . 'T ' . EE -l gl W. .QQ I l . Fill up boys-There's plenty more. JK A, N Onlookers a re interested as they ' watch the batter up. ll fig t ...M Witt. - :g2 ,,,... The Student Center is a place for excitement. Whether one is watching '4Bat Man , dancing, or merely conversing, it's never dull at this old place. L .ll Sophistication Nate Einbund, school photographer, is having a rough time deciding which of his hobbys he should pursue. f - 3216? 115, Q.-fx A rv jeg A ? W ', , 3'n,,T.. I Ralph-Not .herel I gf: J . S 1701 X X ir-'-SN gm Y L.,,5. 2-f :rf ,X,x fy XXKN-,-'S ICF 'A 87 C Sf 1 , J mi , .ff H xi S U ,ff xx ' A Industrial Arts float XII 1- N,........- fx ff 5 r t .lf ' , .5 'X KA'-, , :ri , , ' f 1- 1 u .... .- X . ,-J Q A . Q Q Q 'S' ,Q -22, W Q K gg? , ,M 3,0 Q 'Qhrg f bs I 1' 'Q G ' Aggle and Rodeo club foat Ji 1' - V 4 'c 'dis gl 19 L a t ft: 4 il ' 5 . 5 4, l V X, 6 3 I-E J lg- N 5 ' f' 4 Q.. , ,. .V -gggfl ,gg SNEA float PWNII F X e x A14 s Freshman float L. J, 'wx Y W? X ' I 5 ' Q , .Q X ip! ., . ,. l v- ww -n lv x , L ' 1 P? 'if ,J Aggie Club Float nv iii. ,Q .X . . Q W W W ' ma. ww' H 'f X Qi 32351 w Wy V w 4: 12 va ff X r xxx' W C1 zgg w. wf K ug fu X ' M M U ' 4 .7 E. P as -:- zfwf: , TE ,5,J.iF 5115. . ' Homecommg Klng and Queen candidates from different clubs prepare' for the big day. C, 5 h 0 J Q . 7 Qlfy' 'yxs , HH! J' 'ur' 0 , O . vw .QQSS --' 2 Ka nigga ,LM -4 ,W fa 5 .ww - X ff 'E .if ,gigg Man of the year, George Mattice, smiles happily. King Arthur Bigler and Queen Lenette Mattice reign for a day. Clubs compete for Homecoming talent show. 5. if Halloween Part COSTUME WINNERS Don't they look natural Ch ,awmgt Oh Bo! Wow! What a pose. Dances ,gum , , ,M sw ,n Beatle or Western Boys Will Tr An thing With the recent rash of long-haired, anti-Americans on other college campusesg EA proudly sports a gang of Americans . . . bald eagles. Take it easy there Dave. You'll scare John away. rrrr 'N Wx XX S X5 51 , - ff 113543 ' -5 IVAIVYV cokgg V00 wfwvfr 501557202 ' p 'iii-ET' - ' gpg-' W .. - 1' Q M I .21 7, ' . iln...., 4, zz, ' 5 MOVIES JF fav E w we a a 41 , ,gi 1. A H ?4:,i1,, ,, 4 1 M yi ' N W f- H ' ww 1 Qxgsi 'N 2 V 52, What a way to go ! fl , Mzjjf-U Viv? -T! 1 ' .sv can 1: ,. I 1 v J 3' 1 '1siilkf:'z1..efH f1'Q-igfii. 1 ' mis' - , . . , W 1 I 11, f ng , u.k55sig5si1w,l,, ,Nw f 'H' wwe gain -4-W 1 w ' we H ' 9 'Cf we ,, . , Vs, 1 . ,:::::::: '., -1, J' x A W EW 'H wwwiggg M . , , mi , W ibiassisgu .. W hmm wQ'E1x-argiefszzg: M 1m . H H W- '.-525221251124 . , f X IT X t W '1 -. - f i . F: .Mm N V V -f- W, Wm f 3ili5'2u a I K ww 1 iigflfrk L. . - 'jim , Wi? M 1,5 ., M W mini- :WV ,fm '1 bf- - - ws' ' kifwew 1 I ..m.,,.,,W n lff J This is real comfort I i Lots of preparation goes into a formal. A.lVl.S. Formal 0 L Qs ,, , 5: l. X, - w u z ' wt' ..3., f-:'- Xin f 1 in 132 gg 1.21 ' '12 1-3 Ee, Q t . nf . -5 1' v' ,- . 'f fi 4' Q . S t iff , 1 F - - 1 1 4 w ':If:' i ,:'.' 3 k 'F si: I A :fs I '7-lfE'd:- '-. Bl i , J H' J 1 ' f '1 :tT.i 4 1 iv - . il: X '-,-.Li '51 W n- 2 1G'3 ,,,.i3.ff' fr. f,'e,ireg715lS5iltieeK,1B ' KK i sw H , 'Z V.-4 Y , it.: ,A l ,, Rome is a beautiful setting for couples. The theme of the formal was Al Di La. ' x I i Q 4... X' M f . l Aj 1 W? Nj 71,- I 1 r I ,xmim ul' 1 ii 1 i if , Ai J 'Ii 'lzgflqigif '55 LI' f-dlp 9 'U A v I. But oh when the decoration is finished- Boy is it worth it! 98 Doris Meek was crowned Miss Per- sonality. .W.S. Silver Bells Excellent dancing music was fur- nished by Mr. Ray Ashe and his band. IQ q w 3. .sfbf ' J 1. 5 N ,! 1 -76,2 we gg- I e 1 LQ Santa Claus visited the affair and distributed favors. Three lovely girls from Safford High performed for enter- tairunent. John Lytle is shown here being crowned the 1965 Bachelor King during the AWS formal by Susan Nations. 7 'P'T nmrA Drama All Year Around Theregs Music Everywhere ., ui? 5 fn ..-g r X v Take It away Meek Sisters EA TRIO: Lynn, Dixie and Elaine La Y 5 ' I1,,.:Jf f 122, 1 ' , will ' i ' 1 wf7,?i:kl ,l Rod, Bobbie, and Harvey EA SEXTET: Carolyn, Jill, Kathy, Mar June, 'Lennette, and Bobbie We Support ur Teams Cheerleaders, Pom Pon girls and students traveled to Douglas this year to take pep and spirit to our basketball boys. A big dinner before ar- rival gave everyone lots of energy! ?f'fF s 2 -17 l- fa I ? A its -Q ' 0 I l r XXX , x .ff R ell'- Qifv 51 For the f1rst tune EA held an lntercol legxate Rodeo durlng Western Week Western Dances wlth Frank Fox concluded the exc1t- ing week. 'VV' xg ,I 5, I, . F' I 5 ' We 'Q f ' e ' ..:, -.J-f-err -- IFLLV w X -ez 14' .5-::-are 4u... Mule -H----1' A 6? 4 , g - www XX Q fn L -Tw!! . .C.-Proud of Dance Band l Under the direction of Mr. Ray Ashe, the Dance Band traveled and performed on many occasions. Playing at three out of four formals this year, the band is to be commended. Choir Presents Messiah Being a tradition, the E.A.C. Choir under the di- rection of Dr. William Purdy presented the Messiah with nine soloists. A reception afterwards was en- joyed by all. fs' yin S W A diamond for Ch ristmas Sweethearts Ball The reception line was welcoming and the decorations breath-taking. ,-. tw L X! E mah an The dancing was divine!! Reigning as Lambda Delta Sigma Sweethearts was Wayne Smith and Linda Clifford with attendants Rodney Green and Debbie Allred fleftJ and Sterling Bigler and Harriet Carter frightl. SL ,-,,.,. 2, , . 55 5 V. ' 'T QV , W, , .gfzsiq H ,M J -f 1 f sf'-1 1: - - r--A iLi'5?1', 1 A vm I .. 11 f Qs A ' ' . X f A ' .- , Q if - M' F f fm f -:f figiifff A Q pflp ffl ,Q Q M NEWT, ..,,. WFWHINHW Nigga? 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GJ GJ :fa O-'M Qs: Em 25 'Qi U2 GJ . 555 3 Ollft asis 119 , .sI?4' , Wi., W ,yi z .-ww Q ,,-1 -F , .qw ,wwf F Am n :bf ,X-2, 1ff5:yM ,. PIL. I 1 LJ fri! Q A32 W wif .ay in Z. P Ng . , ,X Lf: , x , Beauty Queens on campus are from left, standing, Carolyn Wolford, Miss Apache County, Sharon Bykerk, Miss Graham Countyg Verna Patton, Miss Apacheg Helen Phinizy, Miss Green- lee Countyg Kathy Hooper, runner-up to Miss Graham County. fl. ' ffff' .5 ' 'iii - gi. J- 1 Q- Sitting are Kathy Dahozy, Miss Navajo and Princess of the Flagstaff Pow Wow, and Ernestine Scott, runner-up to the Princess. MISS Graham 'mf' ' D S1111 5, gary' W if Miss Sharon Faye Bykerk was crowned Miss Graham County by Miss Arizona and Miss Graham County of 1964. Out of eight contestants for the title seven were from EA. They are Jean Hoopes, Cathy Cooper, Dorothy Rucker, Sharon Bykerk, Debbie Chase and Kathy Hooper and Dolores Rhodes who are not pictured. a I' r C U Graham County Maid of Cotton Wf 4 YJ Q wi. Miss Linda Clifford I A EAJ C Suffers Losing Win One, Tie One, Lose Eight Despite a better than average number of returning lettermen, 1965 was a year of rebuilding for Eastern Arizona Junior College's gridders. Lack of experience in several crucial areas, especially quarterback, pro- vided numerous problems for head coach Dalton Overstreet and his staff, Scoring was one of the biggest problems as the Monsters were unable to generate a massive offensive threat, scoring only 14- points in their most pro- ductive effort. The hapless Monsters were shutout on four occasions, two of which were in Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference action. The Purple and Gold opened the season on a losing note, bowing to a rugged Dixie College eleven, 27-7, followed by a heartbreaking 16-13 defeat by Snow College the next week. Snow broke a 13-13 deadlock, with only 16 seconds left, on a 15 yard field goal. This game later turned out to be the Monster's only victory as the Ephriam, Utah team forfeited their vic- tory because of an ineligible player, giving the Monsters a 13-0 victory. A 0-0 tie with a big University of Arizona freshmen squad the following week was the nearest EA came to an on-the-field victory. From then on the Monsters found the going rough as they dropped their last seven ' games. Although turning in respectable showings, Eastern was completely outclassed the following two weeks as they battled nationally ranked New Mexico Military Institute and Taft College. The Institute beat Eastern 35-14, while Taft sloshed their way to a 27-0 vic- tory in the Monsters' wet homecoming encounter. Monster stature hit a low ebb as they journeyed to Grand Junction, Colorado and dropped a 16-6 contest to a previously winless and very weak Mesa College squad. The Monsters continued their massive down- fall as they entered competition in the three team Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference, dropping both by 50-0 scores to Phoenix College and Arizona Western. The Monsters received little relief from their con- sistently rugged schedule during the final two weeks as they met two highly touted freshmen teams, New Mexico State and Arizona State University. New Mexico rallied in the second half, after a surprising first half Monster performance, to overcome a 10-7 halftime deficit and win 20-10. The Monsters closed out the season on Nov. 20 with a 38-14 loss to the ASU Freshmen. FIRST ROW: ffrom leftbg Robert Garcia, Gregg Suhr, Harold Foster, Charlie Castillo, Bob Johnson, Bob Dacquilante, Bob Canter, Ray Fowler, Phil Fluharty, Ken Kennedy, Ben Haber- man. SECOND ROW: Palmer Sweat, Cliff Mattos, Lonnie -Sor- rell, Rudy Madueno, Russ Ragsdale, Don Collier, Bob Wright, Albert Ruiz, Art DeLaCruz, Gene Sargent, Francis Cline. THIRD ROW: Ben Cannon. Marty Sanders, Elmer Hill, Ed Markovicli, Claude Phillips, Ed Lowther, J. B. Keys, Ray Nelson, John Smith, Tom Lopernan, Dennis Kahler, Tom Farmer. rid Season MONSTER MENTORS Jesse Pease Dalton Overstreet Assistant Head Coach Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 ' FORFEIT EA 7 713 0 14 0 6 0 0 10 14 SEASON RECORD 1-8-1 Dixie College Snow College U of A Frosh NMMI Taft College Mesa College Phoenix College Arizona Western New Mexico Sta ASU Frosh Ladd Mulleneaux te Frosh Assistant OPPONENT 27 0 0 35 27 16 50 50 20 38 and of , Mistakes were the big factor influencing the outcome of Eastern Arizona Junior Collegeis 20-7 loss to Dixie Junior College, in the lVIonster's opener at Mickelson Field. Fumbles and pass interceptions cost the Monsters good field positions on several occasions and directly contributed to one of Dixie's scores. The highlight of the evening for EA fans was a 74- yard touchdown in the closing seconds of the second quarter. Quarterback Phil Fluharty flipped a short pass to fullback John Smith who scampered downfield for the score. Gregg Suhr booted the extra point. The Monsters turned in their strongest victory bid of the year against Snow College as they fought back from a 13-7 halftime deficit to tie the game 13-13 in the closing minutes of play-only to lose the contest 16-13 on a 15 yard field goal with 16 seconds remaining in the game. The contest later turned into the Monster's only victory as the Utah squad was forced to forfeit the game because of an ineligible player, giving EA a 13-0 win. A 0-0 standoff with the University of Arizona freshmen on Oct. 2 was praised as the Monster's best effort of the year by Coach Overstreet. Defensive play of both teams was superb as each squad penetrated the opponenfs 20 yard line only once. 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Ken Kennedy Halfback A host of Monster defenders close in on a Dixie College ball carrier, ationall Rated NMMI Loss Skeing Injur iddled J 3 ,-, I -1 f .J -l f: , . Q 1. Ng f 11 ' , r . -.xg -V, - , - il. ' ,, C -AV: -' 1, 1 Defenders rush in as the pigskin nestles in the waiting arms of Bob Dacquilante. W W1-q5,5x -:f X f .-fr Y 'U 1-.i-': nge, ' Que N r n QL ' 0 My A if My 3'1'. .7.1 iii-- M Bob Dacquilante Halfback a Vx 2 ,, -1 'Z - .3- ?1 T5., an 1 f -1. f , Ariz, , ,'v-2-Mai -,,,,f-- l ,ef 5 1, .-: 1-- , l , U - .. 4 :nge-e-L gf ,LW , i Q2-v, T W, K 1g,g,g....---.... ,..Q....--2-- -f T' -V., ' - ., -V E. , -we-. ' ', A Slfcii' LV- A I' lj, .-i-rv. I z'--V.-.,,:i:Q,zgrgvfQ L- -, Siigslihf f-' QM .4 ff'1J,1Y7fQ'gv,QQ'ffi 1 ww ' J- ,. ' '--,A ,. .1 -4 - iffy - ,I. A, ,4,i?.,m,,,,f,.,gftf .,- 251351, ng.. 1 vp.-',..-Lua. -1'.2,-jar, 1 r'j6-3.41. - ' 4, -T V 'vliv '? ' 1F5i'4.'-Tri 3237 Xf'V ' fbi, -- .dw 1E,Q'?'g,,4Qf:1gp, - .. W N . if ff .' -' , N 1 , .,.:- :i6'5W5QHf4i:YbL-1a!.'i,'?i'iil?4'?7'E?ig3'lPri!-vi A rl' BL' 434' -1 1 ' wif Ben Cannon Ray Nelson Dennis Kahler End Tackle Center l . ki! -. M , HL- www' H Mr ..'a.,H,:'1 - Q, A- , ,-' .E ,, f 3 ,TT i?:,-,.. , .rf ff: - ' fu -iff A 1, -ggxw' 'Z 'ifrgjx i f ,.- --. .g i it - Alisa. - ',f'214 S 1-9- ,L :s ': -- !'v1ff,.'g W -Jf,, Hiwrsfwf -v S: 7- '2 33'?-iff' If 'gi ,pn r 1 5 qgegw' rm, We T .1 JHXHQL, rl Elmer Hill 1751 throws a perfectly timed bloek, springing John Smith loose for Phil Flllhafiy 8 long gain. Quarterback Taft Start Monster quad Shamed by Mesa Albert Ruiz Linebacker Eastern entered the real 'meat' of its season by facing the nationally ranked Broncos of New Mexico Military Institute. The Monsters were completely out- manned, both offensively and defensively, as they were overpowered 35-14-. As usual, the Monsters helped contribute to their own downfall with costly mis- takes. The stumbling Monsters muffed at least three scoring opportunities inside their opponent's 20 yard line. The following week, Eastern again faced nationally ranked competition in the form of formidable Taft College squad. The powerful Taft eleven spoiled Eastern's homecoming as they sloshed to an easy 27-0 victory on a rain soaked field. On Oct. 23, Eastern journeyed 800 miles to Grand Junction, Colorado for a con- test which saw two winless teams bidding for a victory. Eastern was unsuccessful as they were humbled 16-6 by a mediocre Mesa College squad. The Monsters, scoreless for nine consecutive quarters, broke their three game scoring drought with only six seconds remaining in the game as Tom Farmer grabbed a seven yard touchdown toss from quarterback Ben Haberman. The score took only 51 seconds after the final Mesa score as the Monsters discovered too late that they could move the ball against the Mavericks. Marty Sanders Center Robert Garcia Lonnie Sorrell Tackle Halfback 5i,l: A '. 3 A 72-flft 'Q-f-I Bob Johnson Halfback wc: 51 An unidentified Monster stops a Dixie College ball carrier. Helping on the play are Albert Ruiz 1301 and Tom Lopeman 1831. Claude Phillips breaks through the Monster barrier at EA's Homecoming. H :ts-fog 1: ww x ses: i ,Q .M ,flaw Monsters Drop Two for Last Place in Eastern had high hopes for reversing its disastrous trend upon entering Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference competi- tion, but instead were stunned with consecu- tive 50-0 trouncings by Phoenix College and Arizona Western. The two losses gave the Monsters the cellar position in the AJCAC, with Phoenix winning the con- ference. Mistakes and an immobile offense com- bined to cripple the hapless Monsters on Oct. 30 as Phoenix College broke a score- less first quarter deadlock and raged on to a 50-0 win. The story was much the same the follow- ing week as EA journeyed to Yuma in hopes of securing a second place finish in conference action, but instead experi- enced their second consecutive 50-0 blanking. Eastern's offense never seriously threat- ened to score as the powerful Matador de- Bob Canter Don Collier Art DeLaCruz Guard Guard En aaa gg 2 , N, 0 ,,:,rr , ..,:: 3, , as if -- s---A.. f, -:. ' ' hqiildl' g f-'Q L-' 46555. f'F'tL?5.rf fb ssmvmikm .,,r,, J , .-1, , Ed Lowther Russ Ragsdale Charlie Castillo Tackle Guard Center 0-0 Contests AJCACQ Drop Final Two fense completely contained the Monster's offensive attack throughout the evening. Eastern never 'penetrated AW's 20 yard line. The following week Eastern Won the contest everywhere but on the scoreboard as they turned in one of their strongest performances of the season while bowing to a rugged New Mexico State Frosh, 20- 10, after leading 10-7 at the half. The Monsters surprised everyone as they fought back from an early 7-0 deficit to take a 10-7 halftime lead. Mistakes: again determined Eastern's destiny as they fal- tered in the second half. Three of four Monster fumbles resulted in New Mexico scores. Eastern Arizona closed out the 1965 sea- son just as they opened it-on a losing note-as the Arizona State University 1 freshmen downed the Monsters 38-14 in Mickelson Stadium. Tom Lopeman 1835 and Albert Ruiz i301 mow down a Taft ball carrier. is tu. Ray Fowler Richard Mathews Halfback Halfhack 45351 L fr it has A3373 'ssgszgsr 1 An unidentified Monster pins down a Taft carrier while RUdY MadUCU0 Bob Wflght Tom Lopeman 1833 looks on. Guard Tackle . - , .,.. - 1 My, .V I ,U , . -Q, .. , .-- , , ,., , ...., ,, v-i-,S--...:1:i4 ' ' ' zzffi- l fr-ww. tg-3l .Q ,a ,,, BQ- se ' .lr--Ni '. ,L .. 'A 'eww-rrmmfaa 3 W, . J, . -. ,,. sniff- 5 - Rl -l.' .--wwvigife-2' -. A , . s 1':5-F715-if-ff. GEM : . . H .M . 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Claude Phillips Greg Suhr Palmer Sweet Punting Specialist Kicking Specialist Quarterback Francis Cline Cliff Mattos Harold FOSICr Fullback Guard Guard of Size, Experience-Success! 09242 , 6 Anticipation and concern are evident as the Monster team and coaching staff watch a play. c e ED John Ray Student Trainer ful 1 Monster's defensive unit mow down an opposing ball carrier MONSTER CAGERS Experience fR.ight to left? Willie Begay, Larry McGill, George Lord, Mike Rodney Green, Lanoy Alston, Claude Phillips, Phillip Baham, Rehochak, Jayson Wiltbank, Wayne Gardner, Lee Archibald, John Reilly, Walter Lovell, Owen Moore. Disappointing 4-19 Season Coach Wayne McGrath Rebuilds lnexperienoed Gila Monsters Cagers Coach Wayne McGrath 44 Coach McGrath yells encouragement during a Mon- ster Cage clash. EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE 1965-66 RECORD won 4 lost 19 CONFERENCE A won 3 lost 7 HOME OPPONENT 40 Northeastern 75 66 Garden City 67 67 Dodge City 77 53 Texas Western Frosh 55 68 .lack Ellis 75 70 A.S.U. Frosh 85 64 N.M.S.U. Frosh 84 74 College of S. Utah .l.V. 61 64 Nevada Southern 65 68 Dixie 103 63 U. of A. Frosh 75 52 Cochise 54 63 I' A.S.U. Frosh 88 104 Mesa 97 64 Arizona Western 62 80 Glendale 97 82 Phoenix 98 45 Cochise 68 53 U. of A. Frosh 99 82 Mesa 71 76 Arizona Westem 79 91 Glendale 79 94 Phoenix 79 Captain George Lord Calls its l ab W . George Lord Captain Phillip Baham Jayson Wiltbank Two Tourneys ll Ripen Monsters Q3 ,fl H 1 m 'V Y V Walt Lovell owne M0019 5, r , ll XI 9 M f s ' r Willie Beggy Mike Rebachak Plays for Fighting Monsters wfkrsrrw, m,.,u..?,, ' -,.., ,, ' m n , -'N' D 1 , ,,,.,, . V 1 ,f N , A , - i H- . . , , A ,fn -- sf X ig' ,iffg I I ,..,,..,s ,A . . .Y n I V 'tw' 7 ...L 0 f ' 'A'- ff gm .,.,.5,?-L ,. ,, i ,.,. . ' Elf' W'i'i 74 5 0 2 2 fry W W. U 7 E - Q'QI Q9H 'ft, : . ---, nn- -- ' , -, 'QMS Fi S ' har-A. , -. L . , if , : ,, A ,. H ,, U N z??S5?t'E'j1'il '5v i i N ' Y f , 24,-.137 ' a X , , , ' , . , sg ,,59s:aAl-ew 4, p A-, . - L Claude Phillips Lee Archibald John Reilly Pre-Conference Play Against iiii 5 Rugged Frosh Squads Wayne Gardner Larry Alston Rodney Green Larry McGill Phil Baham outlasts a defending Cochise Apache for a sue John Reilly prepares to sink an easy two pointer as he works cessful two point jump shot. his way clear under the basket. MONSTERS STEADILY I PROVE EI D SUCCESS O THE RDAD, Winning only four of 23 games, Eastern Arizona's roundballers steadily improved as the season progressed, picking up three of their victories in conference action. Eastern Arizona's basketball squad dropped seven consecutive cage contests before finding the winning combination against the College of Southern Utahis Junior Varsity. The Monsters downed Utah 74'-61 in the second round of the Dixie College Invitational Christmas Tournament. The Monsters opened the season with a last place finish in the Garden City Thanksgiving Tourney, fol- lowed by losses to Freshmen clubs of Texas Western, ASU, New Mexico State, and Jack Ellis Sporting Goods. Following a 1-2 record in the Dixie Tourna- ,i l . i 1 4 George Lord gains the lead on a fast break as he goes under Jayson Wiltbank flys through the air for a two point lay-up the basket alone for two points. effort despite close defending. AS SEASON PROGRESSESg WINNING O LY O E AT HOME ment and a 75-63 loss to the University of Arizona freshmen, the Monsters opened a ten game Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference slate. Eastern finished 3-7 in loop action, heating Mesa Community College twice, 104-97, and 82-71, and Ari- zona Western, 64--62 in overtime. Phil, Baham, 6-4 center, captured individual scoring honors for a single game, bucketing 32 points against Arizona Western on Feb. 12. The second highest effort was a 28 point performance by Jayson'Wiltbank against Mesa on Jan. 20. During the course of the season the Monster dropped five of their nineteen setback by less than five points, including two one point defeats. r ,ali gnu! 5,5 fill!!! lineal John Reilly demonstrates the way to make a 'sure' basket. Phillip Baham drives past a Glendale defender for two points. tr X W ,t.. ,I ,, X W f , 1, , xx xx , , , - , 1 I ' ' ' I IM. F - ,Q-:E I -Zwvsgzgg LL' '- - ' if , . - f ,?'-,, W , Ziff ep v we ' -f ,. AYQ- jfs- U :M , . ..- Y . , , -1' warm , Lee Archibald pushes the ball up for two points Jayson Wiltbank looks for help as he is surrounded by Glendale despite close defending. defenders. ,sq Walter Lovell controls a rebound and follows through for a tip in against Cochise. Jayson Wilthank fights for control of the ball against the U of A Frosh. Lee Archibald drives for a shot that was blocked by the Mesa defender. A Cochise defender desperately tries to avoid fouling John Reilly, but a violation was called. 143 i COACH'S INSTR CTIO S IMPORTANT V2 'L 9. Coach McGrath talks over game strat during a time out. McGrath primes his bench as he decid choice. 144 X A Captain George Lord gets instructions from McGrath egy with his squad during a free shot. es on a substitution Claude Phillips receives last minute instructions from McGrath prior to checking in the game. Track J. B. Keys, John Smith, Marty Sanders. IQ f 2 'E S' wg 51 ' Baseball y 0 1' F2 ' . , 1 'S L Q. 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Thatcher, Arizona Physical Education DREW, GLEN EDWARD Pima, Arizona Mathematics DUARTE, ROBERT Morenci, Arizona Electronics Technology DYTKO, JEFF Tucson, Arizona Technical Engineering EAGER, DONALD Tucson, Arizona Political Science EAGER, SUZANNE San Manuel, Arizona Physical Education EARL, JAMES STUART Miami, Arizona General EDDING, RANDY Tucson, Arizona Business Administration EDGAR, JAMES Duncan, Arizona Professional Agriculture EDWARDS, JOHN Globe, Arizona Auto Mechanics EINBUND, NATE ALLEN Tucson, Arizona , General Curriculum ELLISON, DONALD D. Taylor, Arizona Secondary Education ELLSWORTH, WESLEY Show Low, Arizona Physical Education ENCINAS, FRANK Florence, Arizona Business Administration ESTES, MIKE Eagar, Arizona Business EVANS, DOLORES T. 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St. David, Arizona Liberal Arts FISHER, ALLEN Tucson, Arizona Pre-Med FLORES, ANGEL Morenci, Arizona Business Education FLUHARTY, PHILIP Ray, Arizona Mathmatics FLYNN, JERRY Tucson, Arizona Business FORD, ROBERTA SUE Morenci, Arizona Secretarial Training FOWKES, LINDA Tucson, Arizona Elementary Education FOWLER, RAYMOND St. Louis, Illinois Business Administration FOXWORTH, NANCY Safford, Arizona Pre-Vet FRITZ, LINDA Globe, Arizona Pre-Med FROST, CRAIG Lakeside, Arizona Pre-Law GARCIA, DELIA Oracle, Arizona Data Processing GARCIA, ROBERT Safford, Arizona Drafting Technology 174 Freshmen JOHNSON, LESLIE M. Chinle, Arizona Pre-Law JOHNSON, RANDY Safford, Arizona Music JOHNSON, ROBERTA Clifton, Arizona Lib-Arts JOHNSON, STEVE Kearny, Arizona Pharmacy JONES, DAVID LEE Midland, Texas Dentistry JONES, DIANE Tucson, Arizona Home Economics JONES, LEONARD Pinehaven, New Mexico Forestry JONES, ROBERT O. 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I 1 --, Hurrah-It,s Over 2' N f 'X-'xy Administration Index Allen, Marcus, 23 Alston, Bonita, 22 Angle, Eldon P., 12 Antillon, Daniel, 23 Ashe, Raymond E., 12,1l4,1L6,97,103 Bawdon, Eugene D., 13,116,119 Beard, Vella, 22 Bingham, Stephen B., 13 Cage, Corinne, 12 Cain, Phillip John, 23 Cunningham, Shirley Ann, 13,28,30 Curtis, Dean A., 6 Dawson, Osgood O., 7 Dennis, Norma, 22 DeVaney, Jesse, 8,206 Dillon, Paul R., 12 Dunn, Ray W., 12,54- Eggert, Sandra R., 13,112 Flake, Lorenzo L., 13,116,119 Flower, Herbert K., 14-,66 Foote, Donald A., 14-,24f,26,69 Fyffe, Marjorie, 15,241,26,66 Hall, Glade A., 15,54f,56 Hamman, Isabel, 21 Hampton, Janice, 20 Hancock, Fred L. Jr., 1114 Hawkins, Dave, 23 Heick, Phillip, 9,62 Higgins, Mytle, 23 Hodges, Hayden, 15 Holladay, Florence, 21 Hubbard, Virgil G., 14- Hunter, J. Edward S., 11L,28,30 J erge, Michael J., 12,28,30,75 Johnson, Deanna, 20 Jones, Donald P., 15,4141 Kohr, Elsie, 21 Land, Rose V., 16,67 Lindstead, Fred, 23 Long, John W., 11-,5,8,53 Lucero, Manuel, 22 Lundell, Russell, 16,52 McBride, Clarence E., 17,116,49,50 and taff McBride, Ora, 20 McCurdy, Bertha, 22 McEuen, J. N., 7 McFarland, Virginia F., 17,1115,73 McGrath, Wayne M., 16,39,137,11l11l- Mattice, George, 7,91,111L,206 Meeker, Lucy H., 17 Morris, Jean, 20 Morton, Dave, 23 Mullenaux, Ladd, 16,110,127 Ott, Marvin, 16 Overstreet, Dalton C., 17,11-0,127,111-5 Pease, Jess A., 17,110,127 Peterson, Leon L., 18,67 Pflieger, Richard T., 8 Phegley, Dora A., 8 Phillips, Virginia, 9,65 Purdy, William E., 18,30,32,34',103 Quigley, Jesse Howard, 21 Radosevic, Nancy, 19 Rebochak, Andres, 19,28,30 Rice, Betty, 22 Romero, Emelio, 22 Romero, Pat, 23 Rowley, Edna, 20 Scott, Thomas A., 18,11-41,116,55,79 Shroyer, Eugene, 19,37,70 Skinner, Larry, 23 Skinner, Sally, 22 Sorensen, Edwin R., 9,24-,26 Stinson, Ruby, 20 Thompson, Robert, 20 Tidwell, E. L., 7 Todd, Margaret, 18,418 Turley, Jay F., 18 Welker, Lavell, 7 Welson, Doris, 20 Welson, Lillian, 21 West, Glenn, 19, 30,32 Whetten, Eunice, 21 Winsor, James, 23 Young, Jeannie, 20 Abram, Jerry Lynn, 152 Acosta, Betty Lou Adams, Jan Marie, 77,80,168 Adams, Norman Eugene, 152 Adams, Tommy Wayne, 168 Adamson, Harold George Aday, Steve Aguilera, Raymond V., 168 Ahasteen, Hansen Ross, 152,168 Alabdulkareem, Mohammad, 168 Alborzian, Bahman, 168 Alexander, James Evert, 152 Alexander, John Robert, 168 Allen, Howard Kim, 69,78,80,168 Allen, John Charles, 168 Allen, Michael Bradford Allred, Deberrah, 77,105,120,168 Alston, Lanoy Aaron, 136,138 Alva, Rudy, 145 Alvillar, Angela P. Amos, Carol Jean, 168 Amos, Donnie Lee Anbar, Talat A., 168 Anderson, Dawn Edna, 168 Anderson, Edison David, 168 Anderson, Edwin C. Andrews, J obn Brook, 60,62,64,72,73,152 Anglin, David Greer, 152 Antillon, Carolyn Archer, Donald Dale, 145,168 Archibald, Leland Merit, 136,138,142,143 Armer, Sharon Ann, 152 Arntz, George Franklin, 168 Arrellin, Mary D., 168 Arrona, Robert Anthony, 168 Arviso, Juan C., 168 Athey, Warren Paul, 168 Averill, Fred Walter, 168 Baham, Wilbur Philip, J r., 136,138,140,142 Baker, Carl B. Balentine, Marion E. Ball, Ralph Adrain Barbier, Louis George Barney, Bryan Alan Barney, Gale Hansen Barney, Irene Kay, 65,77,169 Barney, Rex Ordfll Barney, Vesta Ann, 65,77,81,169 Barte, Barbara Irene, 152 Bartee, James Edward Batty, Jon Walter Beatty, Deborah, 77,169 Becenti, Cynthia, 169 Becenti, Elizabeth, 169 Beck, Bill George Beecroft, Bruce Brown, 169 Begay, Isadorf, 169 Begay, Paul Charles Begay, Willie, 136,138 Ben, Leon Walter, 169 Bender, Lynda Gail, 148,149,169 Bengson, Diane Gayle, 169 Bennett, Jack Leonard Bennett, Michael V., 64,169 Bennett, Paula Louise, 169 Benson, Charles Grant Bigler, Arthur Lavon, 77,9l,ll2,152 Bigler, Dan Weldon, 169 Bigler, Laura, 66,77,169 Bigler, Sterling Greg, 77,105,120,169 Bingham, Danny Kay, 69,152 Binkley, Frank E. Bird, Allen Tracy Black, Fred Wesley, 169 Black, R. Jay, 64,77,152 Black, Nessie, 169 Blair, Ervia D. Blake, Ann Marie, 77,169 Blake, Gordon Eugene Blake, Marilyn, 77,152 Student lndex Bock, Raymond Francis, 169 Bowen, Gary Lee, 153 , Bowers, Rodney Carl, 169 Bowman, Linda Jo, 170 Boyer, Christopher Bozzola, Nancy Sue, 170 Bradford, Jimmy Karl Brake, Neil Walter, 170 Brandon, Everette Riley Brehaut, Valerie Lou, 170 Breshears, Floyd R., Jr. Brinkley, Helen Bernice Bristow, Violetta Jo Brockman, Duane Ray, 170 Brooks, Linda Gayle, 48,78,170 Brown, Jerold B. Brown, Jerry Wayne Brown, Mary Louise, 170 Bruce, Carolyn Marie, 170 Brugman, Mary Margaret, 170 Bryce, Gareld Steven, 76,77,170 Bryce, Wallace Robert Buehler, Gary Michael, 153 Bundrick, Gary Charles Bundy, Richard John, 145 Burkett, Larry C., 170 Burnett, Gary Dean, 153 Burnett, Marvin Neil, 145,170 Burney, Lawrence David Burrell, Karon, 170 Burrell, Melva Louise, 60,62,76,119,153 Burrell, Sharon, 170 Busby, Robert Stephen, 170 Busby, Violet Grace Bykerk, Sharon Faye, 121,122,147,170 Callado, Paul Cainen, Sandra Rae, 48,153 Canchola, Charles E. Cannon, Ben Layne, 130,170 Canter, Bob Louis, 132 Capps, James Ray Cardenas, Mary Jane, 170 Carlin, Jean Elaine Carpenter, Dan Richard Carpenter, Nancy Carpenter, Robert D. Carpenter, Vernon D., 170 Carr, Tim Leonard, 170 Carrell, Charles Arthur, 153 Carter, Harriet Ann, 105,120,171 Carter, Malcolm Admiral, 171 Case, Steve Monroe Castillo, Charlie S., 132,153 Cavanaugh, Fred D., 171 Chambers, John Clayton, 171 Chandler, Don Gene, 153 Chapman, Danny Lee, 171 Chapman, Karyn Kay, 60,67,171 Charlie, Emma Jean, 171 Chase, Deborah Ann, 122,171 Chatlin, Knutson, 171 Chavez, Roger David, 153 Chee, Alyce, 153 Chee, Emery, 68,153 Chicharello, Robert W., 171 Childers, Junietta, 80,171 Chilson, John Charles, 171 Claridge, Allen Hugh, 77,171 Claridge, Kenneth, 171 Clark, Robert S., 171 Cleland, Richard C. Clifford, Linda Marie, 76,77,105,120,123,153 Clifford, Margaret K., 171 Clifford, Walter J ess, 154 Cline, Francis Alfred, 134,171 Cluff, Daniel F., 77,171 Cluff, Stephen L., 171 Cocking, Eddie, Jr., 171 Cole, Roxie Lee, 147 Collier, Donald G., 132,172 Colvin, Dale Eamest Colvin, Verna Rae, 172 Conger, Joan A. Conway, Margaret Jean, 172 Cooper, Cathryn E., 6O,77,122,172 Cooper, Doris June, 104.154 Costner, Connie Gail Costner, Martha L., 77,80,172 Cox, Donna Diane, 154 Crandall, Ida Elizabeth, 147,172 Crockett, Arthur K. Crockett, Dale H., 76,77,154 Cueto, Cueto, Dolores, 172 Raymond G., 154 Culpepper, Paul Yagi, 154 Currie, David James Curtis, Charles Joy, 77,154 Curtis, Dennis J., 77,172 Curtis, Mark Kennedy, 62,77,172 Curtis, Roy Edward Dacquilante, Bob, 130 Dahm, Danny D., 172 Dahozy, Katherine Lou, 119,121,154 Dalmolin, Fred Thomas Daquilante, Richard R., 172 Davis, Davis, Anna Mae George H., Jr., 172 Davis, Henry Robinson Davis, Lynne, 154 Davis, Milton Tony Dawson, David Wayne, 172 DeClay, Anthony, 172 DeClay, Paul, Jr. DeCloss, Phillis E., 43,60,64,65,74,172 DeGear, Barbara Jean, 62,69,78,79,119,172 DeGuevara, Richard L., 172 Dehdashtian, Hamid De La Cruz, Arthur A., 132 DeLao, Arnold Lawrence, 172 DeLeon, Roger Dominguez Delgado, Alice N. Dennis, Sarah Lynn, 60,67,73,76,77,l54 DeSpain, Lydia Grace, 77,172 DeSpain, Philip C. Devenney, James E., 172 Dever, Russell Wayne Devereaux, Stanley R. DeWall, Alfred Anthony, 74,154 Dillon Dillon? Dillon, Frank M. Isabel Mae Paul R. Dixon, Dale Walter, 173 Dobaihy, Abdullah Dodds, Nancy Sue, 147,173 Dodge, Bruce Dennis, 173 Dominguez, Henry Lucio, 173 Donham, Kenneth Donald, 155 Doo, Kenneth K. Drake, Gary Bardin Drew, Glenn Edward, 173 Duarte, Robert R., 173 Dubois, Thomas Bert, 155 Duncan, Mary Dunn, Dunn, Peter Graves Sharon Kay Dupuy, Rawley Trent Dytko, Jeffrey N., 173 Eager, Donald Bates, 173 Eagar, Suzanne, 173 Earl, James Stuart, 173 Eddings, Randall Eugene 173 Edgar, James Edward, 173 Edwards, John Charles, 173 Eggert, Sandra Ruth Einbund, Nate Allen, 70,78,80,87,173 Ellison, Donald Dale, 77,173 Ellsworth, Bryan W., 155 Ellsworth, Wesley M., 173 Encinas, Frank, 173 211 Jones Loaiza, Gilbert Roy, 178 Endinger, Everette L. Esparza, Mary Louise Espinoza, Esther Garcia, 75 Esqueda, Enrique Jose Estes, Michael S., 173 Eubanks, Edwin Tharrell Evans, Dolores T., 147,173 Evans, Randall C. Evans, Robert Dale Ewen, Gary Dean Ewen, Joseph Peter, 78,173 Farber, Jack Eugene, 174 Farmer, Thomas Walter, 62,128 Famsworth, Shirley Ann, 174 Farr, Jerry Glenn, 155 Farr, Patricia L., 174 Farrell, Lenny Eugene, 60,64,155 Fassam, Suliman A., 174 Federico, Gil S., 155 Feemster, Royce Curtis, 155 Felix, Edward G., 174 Felix, Roy Richard, 174 Felsinger, Donald E., 174 Fenimore, Ed Stanley Fenn, Lloyd J., 174 Finn, William J ohn, 155 Fisher, William A., 174 Flores, Angel Macias, 174 Flower, Herbert Vernon, 155 Flowers, Lillian M. Flowers, Vernon Spencer, 155 F luharty, Philip B., 130,174 Flynn, Gerald Joseph, Jr., 174 Foote, Donald Alton Foote, Tina Fabian Ford, Jerry Patricia, 67 Ford, Roberta Sue, 174 Foster, Harold Gilbert, 128,134 Foudah, Ali Irrahim Fowkes, Linda Marie, 174 Fowler, Raymond Thomas, 133,174 Foxworth, Marion Jean, 155 Foxworth, Nancy Ruth, 174 Francese, Gary Joe Franco, David Paul, 73,155 F rancom, Duane Lee Fritz, Linda Laree, 174 Frost, Thomas Craig, 156,174 Frost, Thomas Gail F ullbright, Marvine Fay Fuller, Edgar R. Funkhouser, William A., 77,156 Gale, Ferryl Coy, 156 Garcia, Delia P., 43,174 Garcia, Fred, 156 Garcia, Robert, 131,174 Garcia, Olivia Corrine Garcia, Tony Gardner, Wayne LeRoy, 77,136,138,175 Garrett, Thomas Clayton, 78 Garrido, Jon Dennis Gauna, Robert Theodore Gay, Lawrence Edward Gibson, Joyce Jean Giddings, James Leland, 175 Gidney, Katherine L. Gillespie, Russell E., 175 Giorsetti, John B. Giroux, Terry, 63, 175 Gomez, William M. Gonzales, Herman Gonzales, Mary Ana, 175 Goseyun, Herbert Dan Gray, Joyce Louise Green, Darvel Lee, 77,175 Green, Jolene E. Green, Rodney Garth, 77,105,120,136,138,175 Griffin, William E., 175 Grossmiller, David J ., 175 212 tudent lndex Groves, Stanley Guest, Wendell Lee, 69 Gustafson, David W., 175 Haan, Katherine Ann, 68,156 Habennan, Benjamin A., 128,175 Hagerman, Gary Wayne, 175 Hale, Rodney Allen Halford, Richard Gary Haller, Eric Edward Ham, Jerry Don Hambrick, Ernest A. Hampton, Janice H. Hanks, Delbert Marcus Hanson, James Norman Haozous, Beatrice Jean, 175 Haralson, Steve Wayne Hardy, Loran Haws, 175 Harms, Arnold John Harms, Stephen R., 77,175 Harphant, Randell Harrington, Neal, 60 Hartley, Bonnie Jean, 156 Harvey, Morris Ellis Haught, Jeri Lynn, 175 Hawkins, John Aaron, 156 Hawkins, Scott Emert, 175 Hawkins, Stephen J., 175 Hayhurst, Darrell E. Hays, Joel Vance, 156 Hazzaa, Abdullah F., 175 Hawkins, Dan J., 77 Hedgcock, Robin Sue, 99,176 Henry, Kenneth Stearns, 156 Heredia, Daniel M., 156 Hernandez, Manuel J., 145,176 Herrington, Neal Mauric, 156 Hestand Frank ose h 60 61,62,157 , .T p . , Higley, John Phillip, 157 Hill, Elmer James, 94,129 Hilton, L. James Hindhaugh, Edwin James Hockaday, Richard , Holden, Agnes Marie, 176 Holloway, Jimmie Joyce, 176 Holloway, Roy Wayne, 176 Holt, Jim Reese, 157 Holyoak, Arnold F., 176 J ohnso Johnso Johnso n, Randall Cox, 177 n, Robert William, 94,131 n, Roberta A., 177 Johnson, Steven L., 177 Jones, Jones, Jones Daniel Edward, 157 Dave Forrest David Lee 177 Jones: Helen Diahe, 77,177 Jo nes, Leonard, 177 Jones, Nancy Leane, 157 Jones Rayburn Bryan 157 J ones: Robert Owen, 7l5,77,177 William Craig Juradb, Irma, 75,177 Kahler, Dennis Harold, 130 Kamaka, Vincent D. Kay, George Reese Keenan, Larry J ohn, 177 Keivanfar, Jamshid, 177 Kelly, James P., 177 Kelly, Linda Lee, 66,157 Kennedy, Henry Dupree, 177 Kennedy, Kathleen Ann, 62,177 Kennedy, Kenneth R., 129,177 Kessay, Ataloha Mary, 157 Keys, J . B., 129,145 Khayat, Abdelmohsin A., 67 Kimball, Jill, 77,99,177 Kinnaman, Steve James, 158 Knight, Felix Raymond, 177 Knight, Terry Lynn, 158 Knight, William Stewart Kopplin, John Leon Kornegay, Joel Lee, 177 Koster, Connie Lynn, 60,177 Kouts, Clarence Clifford, 177 Hooper, Hoopes, Hoopes, Kathryn Sue, 6O,77,99,121,122,157 Daniel Gordon, 176 Fern B. Hoopes, James Douglas, 157 Hoopes, Linda, 176 Hoopes, Margaret Jean, 122,176 Hopper, Evelyn Lailani Horton, Gary Bruce Hossein, Mohamed A. Hubbell, John Edward, 176 Hubble, Rodney Steve, 48,99,176 Hudson, Hudson, Doris Boling Henry Bob, 176 Hudson, James Marvin Hudson, Norman Ray Hu hes Cecil D. 176 g 7 7 Hulsey, Anita, 176 Hulsey, Larry Neal, 145,176 Hulsey, Larry Wayne, 72,157 Ihrig, Bill Wayne, 176' Jackson, David Walter, 176 Jackson, Roger Jacobs, John Ray Jameson, Marvin A. J aress, Betty Jo, 147,176 Jarvis, Marie Claridge, 176 J awis, Melvin Heber, 157 Jimenez, Del Donald, 176 John, Stanley Kay Johnson, Arthur E. Johnson, Leslie Michael L., 177 Krushak, John K., 178 Kuhn, Kuhn, Marilyn Kay Richard Dwayne Kyle, Gregory R., 178 Langham, Don Richard Large, Large, Daniel Lynn Gary Neil, 178 Larsen, James Christian, 178 Larsen, Ronald Justin, 178 Larson, Gregory Rulon, 77,178 Larson, Ronald F., 178 Larue, Richard T. Layton, Carol Lee, 158 Layton, Connie Claridge, 67,77,158 Layton, Elbert Jay, 158 Layton, Joseph Robert Layton, Rusty Paul Lea, Ronald DeForrest Lee, James Edward, 178 Lee, Terrence Joseph Leighty, Carolyn, 178 Lentz, Richard Malcolm Levin, Mari Patrice, 148,149,178 Lewis, Roger Seymour Long, Chris Crayton Lopeman, Tom Allen, 129,158 Lopez, Lopez, Martha V., 178 Ronnie Lord, George Edward, 75,136,138,141 144 158 Lovell, Claude Edward Lovell, Walter Benjamin, 36,78,136 138 143 158 Lovelock, Larry John Lowther, Edward T., 132 Lozano, Alexander C., 178 Lucero, Maria D., 178 Lucero, Orlando Lucero, Veronica A., 178 Lucio, Charles, S., 178 Ludeke, William F. Lundquist, Marcus K., 178 Lunt, Lee Ann, 77,178 147,158 Lytle, John Rowan, 62,97,117 McAndrew, James Edward McBride, George Leslie McCollum, Ella L., 43,178 McDonald, David Earl, 178 McEuen, Cohn Patrick, 158 McEuen, Dwight Daniel, 179 McGill, Larry Gene, 136,138,179 McGregor, Anthony P. McNair, Terry J ., 179 Maclnnis, William R., 179 Mack, Marene Anita, 76,77,158 MacMacken, Harley J ., 41,145,179 Madueno, Rudy Pagan, 94,133 Magana, Tony Garcia Maner, Anna Lou, 73,179 Maner, Barbara Ann, 179 Mangold, Robert G. Mangum, Douglas B., 179 Mansager, Mary M., 48,179 Markovich, Edward J., 128 Marshall, George S. Martin, Jim Wilford, 179 Martin, Kenneth L., 179 Martin, Russell J. Martin, Terry Blake Martin, Vivian Phyllis, 158 Martinez, Bertha Clark Martinez, Christopher R., 179 Martinez, Gilbert Martinez, Nicholas L. Martinez, Robert, 179 Matli, Kenneth Frank Matthews, Richard L., 133,179 Mattice, Kathleen, 43,77,147,179 Martine, Lenette, 62,76,77,91,99,113,118,119, Mattice, Richard Webb Mattos, Clifford J ., 134,145 Mauldin, Mary Susan Maxey, Judith K., 179 Mayberry, Bennie Ray, 179 Mayberry, Charles Allen, 179 Mazhari, Amir Hossein, 159 Meek, Barbara R., 43,69,99,179 Meek, Doris Elaine, 64,96,99,116,179 Meek, Judy Virginia, 43,99,159 tudent lndex Motes, Ida Ann, 72,159 Mounce, Joe Henry Moyers, Dennis Von Moyers, Randall A., 180 Mow, Linda A., 180 Mudarris, Zaki S. Mulleneaux, Andrew John Munoz, Guadalupe R., 180 Myers, Gregory, 180 Myers, John Michael, 181 Myers, Stephen L., 181 Napier, Steve L., 77,80,159 Naranjo, Carlos Robert, 181 Naranjo, Dan, 145,181 Nash, Raymond Lee, 159 Nations, Susan Pauline, 62,65,97,118,119,159 Natonabah, Teresa M., 181 Nava, Gonzalo Moreno Naylor, Dennis Morgan Naylor, Michael Bruce Nelson, Claudia, 77 Nelson, R. Irene Nelson, Jeane, 65,73,76,77,159 Nelson, Raymond Orville, 130 Nevins Robert LeRoy, 181 Nelson, , Harvey Alan, 148,149,181 Newman, Arthur Charles, 60,61,74,160 Nevitt, John Edward, 181 Nichols, John Elton Nichols, Kenneth Ray North, Vernon Elmo Norton, Vonda, 66,181 Norton, Wendell Neil Nottingham, Alvie Nowell, Daniel Howard, 181 Nowlin, Florentine W., 181 O'Dell, Cecil Millard, 181 Megason, Troy Allen Mellinger, Richard F. Merrell, Clint, 180 Merrell, Dale Ward, 180 Merrell, Judy Ann, 159 Merrill, Glennis Messer, David Eugene, 180 Michalenko, Rita Starr, 180 Miller, David Lee, 180 Miller, Hialard Darron, 180 Miller, Lee Albert Miller, Thomas Robert Mirich, Nick Douglas, 180 Moder, Herman Jack Mogharabi, Farzad Molina, Ernest Lucio, 159 Molina, Gilbert Lucio, 180 Molina, Jesus C., 180 Molinar, Feliciano S. Monroe, Dennis John, 48,72,180 Montierth, Elwyn Alton, 159 Montoya, Luis Maese, 180 Moore, Moore, Blanche J ., 48,74,180 Louis Wesley Moore, Owen Sanderson, 136,138 Morris, Charles M., 77,180 Morris, Mary Ellen, 180 Morris, Rulene, 180 Morrison, Bobbie J ean, 159 Mortensen, Joan R. Morton, Bill Dean Moses, Delores Jane, 180 O'Harrow, Dale Eugene, 60,61,70,160 Oldham, Jerry Lynn Ollerton, James H., 74-,148,149,181 O'Neil, John Alexander, 160 Ornelas, Victor G., 181 Ortiz, Nora M. Osborne, Jane L., 181 Overall, Timothy Steven, 160 Owens, Harrison Boyd, 181 Owens, Linnith Ann, 181 Padilla, Frank J . Padilla, Paula A., 181 Page, Penelope Pz, 181 Palma, Gloria Palmer, Elaine, 66,181 Parisot, Danny Allen, 182 Parsons, Terry Dwaine Paschal, Gail Ann, 182 Pate, Patricia J., 160 Paterson, Helen Gunnary Patten, Verna Lulu, 121 Patton, Carol, 182 Paul, David Arthur Payne, Betty Jean Payne, Mar June, 60,77,99,l82 Peace, Albert Boyd, 182 Pedregon, Carlos, Jr. Peralta, Andy A., 182 Perino, Joseph Lambert, 160 Peterson, Mary Louise, 160 Peterson, Sheila Phillips, Claude Anthon, 134,136,138,144,145, 160 Phinizy, Helen, 77,121,182 Pierce, Barbara L., 182 Pierce, James S., 182 Pierwola, Gary Thomas, 160 Pierwola, Jane Snedden, 182 Pishko, David Alan Pittman, Margaret Ruth, 48,75,160 Platero, Alice Player, David Michael, 70,160 Player, Kathryn Louise, 160 Pong, L. K. Gee Pong, Law Kong Tune, 161 Post, John Milton Potts, Lovelle Ann, 182 Prentice, Janice B., 74,161 Prestridge, Barbara Ann, 66,69,161 Prestridge, William H., 60,69,161 Price, Daniel Huey Provencio, Raymundo B., 182 Pruitt, Edward R., 182 Ptacek, Marcella, 182 Quigley, Jesse Howard Quigley, Richard James, 182 Quinn, Gretchen Hope, 182 Rafel, Lucia, 182 Raftery, Terry Lee, 60,81,148,149,182 Ragsdale, Russell H., 73,132 Ramirez, Miguel, 182 Randall, Dixie Deane, 62,63,65,80,81,99,119 182,214 Rapier, Max J ., Jr., 183 Ratzlaff, Michael Myrl, 183 Ray, Gearld Shelby, 183 Ray, John Alan, 135,183 Rebochak, Michael C., 75,136,138,183 Rector, James Earl, 183 Reed, Abby J ean, 77,183 Reilly, John Patrick, 62,136,138,140,142, 143,145 Remos, Manuel Rodriquez Rendon, Rene Rhodes, Dolores Regina, 48,122 Rice, William Paul, 183 Richardson, Jackie Lee, 77 Richardson, Lynne Marie, 65,77,99,147,183 Richins, Don E., 183 Richins, Robert David, 183 Robayan, Mosa Suliman Robbins, Leonard C., 183 Robinson, Larry Gale, 161 Robinson, Michael L., 183 Rock, Joe, Jr. Rodela, Julian Rodriguez, Patricia Ann, 183 Rolpb, Earlene Jennie, 77,161 Roll, Michael Elmer Romero, Susan Marie, 183 Romine, Johnny William, 161 Roof, Paul Richard, 183 Roseberry, Ronald Jay, 161 Ross, Cheryl Ann, 161 Ruby, Richard Anthony, 161 Rucker, Dorothy Dee, 122,147,183 Ruedas, Hector A. Ruiz, Albert Molina, 131,161 Rumsey, John Storms, 69,183 Russell, Ernest Paul, 183 Russell, Gary Ray Salgado, William Paul Saline, James LaRoy, 162 Sanders, Joseph Martin, 94,97,104,107,131, 145,183 Sapien, Juanita B., 184 Sargent, Arthur Eugene, 60,67,72,129,162 Sartin, Rita J., 184 Saspe, Jesus Gabriel, 162 Schaidt, William F., Jr., 184 Schfninke, Peter W., 184 ' Schoenberger, Paul T., 184 Scott, Ernestine Maize, 121 Scott, Marjorie Jo Sears, John Lymen, 184 Sekayumptewa, Jerry R. Sepulveda, Jose F. Shalfan, Adnan Sharp, John Clifford, 184 213 Sheard, Ross Allan Shepherd, Bill L., 184 Shepherd, Leslie, 184 Sherman, Larry Joe Shewmake, I. W. Shilling, Melvin L. Shula, Donald Paul, 145,184 Shumway, Peggy, 77,147,184 Sirmnons, Harvey, 99,145,184 Simonds, Raymond Edwin Skinner, Arnold B., 184 Skinner, Marion Lavon, 162 Slade, Joe Slaughter, Gary Austin, 162 Smith, Claudia Jean, 162 Smith, Claudia Joyce, 77,184 Smith, Constance Marie, 184 Smith, David M., 62,162 Smith, Glossie Mae, 184 Smith, John Henry, 128,145 Smith, Larry W., 184 Smith, Lawrence Roy Smith, Suzy Jane Smith, Thomas Wayne, 77,105,120 Smith Smith , Van Charles, 62 Smith, , William Clay, 162 Vera C. Sorensen, Ella Mae, 184 Sorells, Don Sorrell, Lonnie, 131 Spears, David Joe, 184 Speelman, Jack Eugene Speer, Jim Joe, 184 Spencer, Joni Susan, 185 Spitzer, Rickey James, 185 Stacey, Donald Ray, 185 Stacey, Robert Lyle, 162 Statler, Margaret E., 162 Stauffer, Bailey Low, 185 Steele, Bob Lea, 162 Stewart, Carolyn L., 163 Stogner, Jerry Stonebumer, Roderick, 163 Stratford, Joseph, 163 Stroud, Clinton George, 163 Stuermer, Kathleen, 185 Suhr, Gregory Kelley, 134 Sutton, Carol Lee, 185 Swaim, Jane Sidney Sweat, Charles Allen Sweeden, Jacqueline, 163 Sweet, Frank Palmer, 134,145,185 214 tudent Index Talley, Penelope, 77,185 Talsma, Linda Gail, 185 Tauchin, Geraldine Ann, 163 Taylor, Melvin Dayle, 185 Taylor, Vernell, 163 Teller, J erilene Ruth, 185 Tenney, James Lyman, 185 Thatcher, Larry Grant, 185 Thatcher, Wendell Scott Thomsen, Kenneth Lee, 185 Torrey, Daniel Edward, 163 Townshend, Jack O., 185 Traif, Mohamed Hamad, 185 Trappman, Tom David Travis, Kathryn Jo, 43,69,163 Trower, George W. Trumbull, Gordon Roger, 185 Tuey, Joy Cope, 185 Turben, Linda Kaye, 163 Turkey, Abdulaziz R. Turner, Fred Lynwood, 163 Tysoe, John William Ulery, Billie Carol Underwood, Harry Marcus, 185 Uporsky, Michael Anthony, 145 Valdez, Roger A., 163 Valenzuela, Alfred R., 185 Valenzuela, Daniel Vega, 186 Valliere, David Van Over, Billy A., 186 Varela, John Ortega Vasquez, David Y. Vasquez, Waldo Vega, Louis Martinez Velarde, Robert C. Veliz, Randy Vicari, Frances I Victor, Armstrong, 164 Villescas, Patricia A., 186 Vincent, D. C., 186 Vozza, Rudy C., 186 Vukcevich, Michael Dean, 72 Walden, Diane Earline, 186 Waldt, Nancy C., 186 Ward, Billy Lamar, 186 Warner, Anna, 186 Warren, Edward Lee, 164 Watson, Steven Charles, 186 Welch Diane Ruth, 186 Weldon Cheryl Jane, 164 Welsh John J., 186 Welson Doris Welson Lillian Werner James D., 186 Whipple, Daryl Jay, 71,1a,79,164 Whipple, Jay Willard Whipple, Teresa, 77,186 Watson, Varlyn Ellis A White, rthur Edward White, Larry Dwain tton, Carolyn D., 77,186 Whiting Patrick Drayton, 186 Whrtmer Judith Lillian, 186 Wieland Carroll E., 164 Wilcox William Alvin, 186 Williams, Beth Norene, 164 Williams, Donald Leonar Williams, James Edward Williams, Jerry Carl Whiteco Whiting, Michael Dwyer, 186 R Willis, Wilson, andy C., 77,186 Richard Ryan Wilthank, Jayson, 136,1sa,141,142,143,1a7 Wire, S teplien L., 187 Wolford, Carolyn, 99,121,187 Wood, Jerry Dwain, 187 Wooden, Jeff Lynn, 187 Woolsey, James B. Woolsey, Joseph Pete, 69 Worker, Joe Samuel, 187 Wright, Bill Franklin Wright, Bobby Wayne, 133,145 Wright, Noval D., Jr. Wright, Robert J., 71,187 Wright, Roger Alan, 187 York, Arthur M., 187 York, Kenneth Dee Young, John Daniel Young, Robert P., 187 Yubeta, Louis George Yubeta, Raul Ernest, 164 Zadro, Louis Edward Zahren, Edward Zellner, Joe Louis, 187 Zimmerling, Ronald R. Zimmerman, Gary James, 164 Zimmerman, Jane, 187 The Last Word I f f I - .ph ' Dear Students, As Graduation Ceremonies were concluded and all of you went your separate ways, I wondered how many of your faces I would see again. I know some of you will retum next fall and many of you will be going on to Universities for higher education. Still even more of you will be going to other walks of life and I will never come in contact with you again. With this different thoughts going through my mind, I am proud to say that I've had a hand in this 1966 OASIS. For within its pages you and I will always be able to find many treasured memories. We will always be able to look back and recall our activities and acquaintances. Yes, for you this book is a pictorial document of one year in your life. The enrollment of our college is growing every year and along with the increase the OASIS must grow. Each year it takes responsible students who are willing to devote their time and talents to the making of a yearbook. The responsibility is too great for one person to carry alone. My thanks goes to BILLY GRIFFIN, JUNIETTA CHILDERS, KIM ALLEN, MARTHA COSTNER, STEVE NAPIER, NATE EIN- BUND, GRETCHEN QUINN, MARION FOXWORTH and JAN ADAMS. I would especially like to express my appreciation to MR. TOM SCOTT for all his time and helpful assistance. It takes a complete staff working together to produce a yearbook. With a graduation supplement, the OASIS covers a complete year. This book of re- membrance now belongs to you. It is my greatest desire that throughout the years to come you will pause often to look back and fondly recall your 1965-66 school year at Eastern Arizona College. Sincerely, Dixie Randall Editor N E W S F O T O Your Yearbook Publighor Nl ' - - 'T :L Fl'. -V f'--- -ww- Z H ,f X E , . 4g?g A In gggigm, pl, fhllf l Nm-..- ,1 l 1' la. Qldq I fig uf' Q 811. Q 1 ! 'P J NVD ' ,XXV L V., I If f LT?,! 'vQ': . 1-,A 'im12 r1- , Q 1 s 4 1 1 ..' V --3 4,g.igV?: -V A - iv' , , - 'M 'T' ,: ....,. -f.a,:4!ggii1E. ' f u E 3 D u A ,, A I U 1 ll 5 3 E Q H 5 A lf E s , FA HVAL jk . W A ' . X1 U I U 1. Q ' I , 1 in ' x 1 55 2 I 1 ' JV n J 4 ' W . -'F' .' 1' V - L E . P V V ,VV 'V V V 3 1. ffg,E7vJv,V M , I . , 4 . ' gf - J A f I ' L' . , V , 'X . ' V ' I a .V , 4' ' f ' P-s . Y' 17 ' 'Y 2 - : E. .V 1 . . .5 5: ', 7 . ' ' 'Q A VV ' ' i , .' -3 3. 3 5 - - xl 1 . .VV , L- 'J V' , ' 'U ,E ifff ' V u V X INV ,V mi' V53 VV V E- V 'W :V ,V w b ' 1 -- f - N ' , . f ' -W ' - . , ' , .j V.,f-V-'L 'H .4 .-. 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