Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

Zhe Seniors of '62 'Dedicate Ztiis Annual to — Dr. Paul 7 Short dinCUC buidi0 i School Hoard Forrest Frentress, Victor Morton, Loren Aber, Charles Fulton, James Funk. Advisory Hoard Lessie Baird, Nancy Temple, Theresa Cross, Allie Lasnik, Vernice Morton, Laura Moore, Pat Signs, Mrs. Sundberg. Not Shown: Reverend Golike, Vern Williams, Leonard Flanders, Maureen Murphy, Mrs. Brown, Pete Barnes. HAYDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT RE-1 W. L. MURPHY. SUPERINTENDENT HAYDEN. COLORADO FORREST FRENTRES8 .CHAIRMAN JAMES FUNk .VICE-CHAIRMAN a. K. WHITEMAN. TREASURER MY RLE E. REARY. SECRETARY The public school is the instrument by which the present generation hopes to impart a por- tion of the accumulated knowledge of last generations, and the ability to gain that knowledge, to the younger generation. Thus, the school will seek to educe and develop in the most constructive manner the re- sources with which the student is endowed by nature; to lessen the discrepancy between dimin- ishing enthusiasm for scholastic pursuit and the mounting desire for occupational competence; and finally, to effect within the student a deep satisfaction as a result of the continuing accom- plishment of the broadened goals before him. Mr. Fox is a great lover of sports. Through his help the students have learned to study. He is the football and basketball coach. His hobbies are playing with his two chil- dren and hunting and fishing. He saves newspaper clippings and enjoys reading. MR. FOX Social Studies Government World History Biology Chemistry MR. SHORT Science Mr. Short tends to his dogs. He enjoys hunting very much. His dislike for bubble gum is well-known throughout the school. Reading is one of his many hobbies. Mr. Bingham, the freshman class sponsor and math teacher, is always willing to help students solve any problems. He is very good-natured. Skiing and ice skating are among his favorite winter sports; hunting and fishing attract him during the summer and fall. MR. BINGHAM Math Band MR, WOODS Band Chorus For an all around sportsman you will find none better than Mr. Woods. He is behind our teams all the way. Through his work with the band and chorus he has lifted Hay- den High school spirit. You are always welcome to the Wood's home for recreation. MR. REAGAN Commercial If you have any questions about the world of business, go to Mr. Reagan. He is our commercial teacher. He helps our town progress through his work in the Business League. He is the Senior class sponsor and it is through his aid that we are able to put out this annual. His hobbies are gardening, singing in the church choir, and reading. Filing Magazines MRS. ZEHNER Library Mrs. Zehner keeps the library neat and or- derly. Because of her musical ability she is often called upon to help with programs. Because she enjoys gardening, she always has a very nice garden. With her help you can find material in which you are interest- ed in the library. Senior Math Mr. Murphy teaches advanced Math. He is wise and can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living. His favorite sports are hunting and fishing. MR. MURPHY Math MRS. MORGAN English Mrs. Morgan, the junior class sponsor, is willing to aid any dramatic endeavors or speeches given in the school. She is al- ways behind Chuck and his team mates not only encouraging them to give their best to games but to studies, also. Her hobbies are writing, traveling, and playing the organ. Mr. Ongaro, whose hobby is hunting and fishing, is one of our coaches, and he has a great interest in football and wrestling. He has many tame pigeons which he tends and his yard is always very neat and eye- catching. MR. ONGARO Industrial Arts Drivers Education Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Miss Smith is a close friend of all the stu- dents. Her physical education class keeps all the girls looking healthy. She is al- ways available if you want to go some- where. She keeps the spirit oi the school high through her work with the pep club. MISS SMITH Home Economics Physical Education Really now! Seniors Dunckley, don't shove! Now what? Bored! Faster! Look at those legs! Yodlers Interesting! JOHNSON The Ghosts Go West This is a student? How does onion grease smell? How can I get my letter, staving in the showers all the time?” Mayden CHUCK MORGAN LARRY ALLEN Bob Cote John Pogline Fred Camilletti Jim Mann Jim Farrell Billy Mills Phillip Aber James Ragan Zigers CHUCK WARRICK ROBERT MARSHALL Billy Bertram Alan Williams Earl Reary Michael Flanders Ronnie Turner Jim Lister Arnold Johnson Hernan Salazar Zke first five mmi ROBERT MARSHALL Senior LARRY ALLEN Senior ARNOLD JOHNSON Sophomore EDDIE LASNIK Senior CHUCK WARRICK Manager FRED CAMILLETTI 3rd Place District JIMMY MANN 4th Place District May den Wrestlers BOY HINKLE CENTER; James Pogline. BACK ROW; John Pogline, Fred Camilletti, James Mann, Jerry Brazelton, Billy Bertram, Bob Cote, Alan Williams, Jim Lister, Bob Bertram, James Ragan, Ronnie Turner, Joe Salazar. WRESTLING SCORES Home Opponent 21 Steamboat 29 12 Rifle 38 17 Rangely 23 17 Meeker 27 20 Kremmling 24 13 Steamboat Spgs. 27 27 Kremmling 10 16 Craig 17 17 Meeker 19 Coach MR. ONGARO BASKETBALL SCORES Home Opponent 42 Steamboat Spgs. 58 56 Craig 36 54 Walden 70 49 Kremmling 37 47 Soroco 56 54 Summit 56 47 Walden 63 Coach MR. FOX Who asked you, Freshman?” Senior Officers '■ ' - «£• President..............................LARRY ALLEN Vice President...............................ROBERT MARSHALL Secretary,.....................CHRISTINE WARRICK Treasurer .......................EDWARD LASNIK Student Council..................CHUCK MORGAN JUDY KAY CROSS LAYMON ROBERT MARSHALL •'Bob ' Life is more amusing than a thought. Class Offices: Treasurer lf 3, President 2, Vice President 4; Junior Class Play; H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, Secretary 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Most Attractive 1,3; Most Athletic 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; State 3; H-Club President 4 JUDY KAY CROSS Cross So faithful in love and so dauntless in war. Class Offices: Secretary 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Student Council Representative 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Annual 4, Editor; Band 3, 4; Office Help 4; Girls' State 3; Senior Play 2; Most Scholastic 1; Cutest Couple 2; Most Popular 2, 3; Miss H. H. S. 4; Scho- lastic Award 1,2,3; Salutatorian HELEN CHRISTINE WARRICK Chris Without music life would be a mistake. Class Offices: Secretary 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Substitute 4; National Honor Society 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Carnival Queen 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual 4; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Junior Play; Scholastic Award 2,3; Perfect Attendance 2; Junior Class Sweetheart; Trio 4; Stage Band 4 LARRY DEAN ALLEN Google His only books were women's looks. Class Offices: Vice President 1,2, President 3, 4; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Student Council 3, 4; H-Club 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Chorus 4; Most Attractive 2; Most Popular 3; Mr. H.H.S. 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; H-Club Vice President 4; Stage Band 4 PRECILLA JANE TRUJILLO Shorty A little soul - so warm and true. F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Reporter 4; Annual Staff 4, Assist- ant Editor 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 4; Littlest Feet 3 EDWARD ALAN LASNIK Eddie A man of few words and much work. Class Offices: President 1, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2,3; Most Scholastic 1; Most Studious 2; Most Likely to Succeed 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Valedictorian HAL CHARLES WARRICK Fuzz Never let studying interfere with your work. H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Sophomore Play; Junior Play; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; H-Club Treasurer 4; Annual Staff Assistant Business Manager; Class Carnival Director 3 ELEANOR LYNN ROLLINS Lynny Ling I believe in work, but I’m not in favor of it. Pep Club 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4 SUE ELLEN BACKES Shorty Precious things come in small packages. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Junior Play; Librarian 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Artist ALAN JAY OSBORN Ozzie He gained no title, but lost no friends. ” Basketball 1, 2,3, 4 CHARLES DON MORGAN Chuck Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he’s made a friend of everyone. Student Council 1,4; Honor Society 3, 4; H-Club 4; Junior Class Play 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State 3,4; Most Talented 4; Football 1,2, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; H-Club Secretary 4; Stage Band 4 JERRY LEE BRAZELTON Judge I like work; I could sit and watch it for hours. Science Club 1,2; Sophomore Play; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Football Manager 1,2; Football 3,4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Carnival Director 3 ROBERT EUGENE BERTRAM Bob” Live and let live as I will do. Wrestling 3 Class Will Larry Allen wills his good looks to Jim Pogline. Sue Backes wills her messy locker to someone who can keep it up. Bobby Bertram wills his mid-winter vacation to Mr. Murphy. Jerry Brazelton wills his ability to crack his collarbone to someone less breakable. Judy Cross wills her nail biting habit to Judy Dunckley. Kit English wills his ability to pull out cars to anyone who can handle it. Billy Foster wills his brains to Fred Santistevan and hopes he uses them. Judy Gilbert wills her winning smile to Mary Ellen Amedei providing she uses it well. Mike Harris wills his ability to chew gum in English class to Mrs. Morgan. Eddie Lasnik wills his A’s to Terrial Hinkle and hopes he keeps them up there where they belong. Robert Marshall wills his ability to get along with the girls to whoever wants the pleasure. Chuck Morgan wills Judy to anyone who thinks they can get her. Kay Mosher wills one of her boy friends to anyone who can keep up the nine page letters. Alan Osborn wills his height to any boy who thinks he can stretch it a little. Mary Ann Rivera wills her sunny disposition to Miss Smith. Eleanor Rollins wills her ability to play the piano to Sharon Mosher providing she learns how. Rubio Santistevan wills his ability to go steady with three girls to anyone who can manage it. Precilla Trujillo wills her long hair to Rita Kirk providing she keeps it curled. Chuck Warrick wills his ability to stay up late to any Freshman boy who thinks they can do it as good. Chris Warrick wills her blonde hair to Helen Weaver and hopes she won't dye it. Robert Westwood wills his walk to Dot Burlingham and hopes she can do as well. Class Prophecy The busy students of the class of 1962 find life is not a straight road but one with many detours, but some have at long last found their way to success and fortune. Let us travel through the years to see what this class has accomplished. Our first stop is Fairbanks, Alaska, where Chuck Warrick is playing mechanic with the penguins. He tells us that another of his classmates is also here. Alan Osborn, owner of the world’s largest blubber factory. We take off from Alaska to Greenland where Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hockett, the former Judy Cross, have a set-up on the El Riviera, a deluxe and exclusive night club for the Eskimos. Our next stop is Paris where Mike Harris is following in Van Gogh's footsteps. He has made his way to fame and fortune by his great painting, The Face on the Bar Room Floor. As we leave Paris we are surprised to see Precilla Trujillo, stewardess of the 180 passenger blimp. We travel to the West Indies where Eleanor Rollins is writing her latest novel, The Duck that had Goose Bumps. From all indications this.should be a smashing hit as MGM has purchased the copyright. This film is starring Kit English now known as Sir Gallahad. From here we go to Tokyo where the Hing-Sing Sons; Larry Allen, Billy Foster and Robert Westwood are a startling smash. Their favorite audience is the Geisha girls, the dancers for the same show. As we board ship we find Bobby Bertram, the chief navigator. He had planned to go to the moon but the ocean got in his way. We stop to fuel up at Midway Islands and find that Jerry Brazelton has a huge alligator farm. As we are flying over Hawaii, who should we see but Chuck Morgan. He is now a basketball coach. His team hasn't done too well this year but what can you expect from Hula girls. We journey to New York City where Judy Gilbert is a fashion model on Fifth Avenue. Judy tells us Sue Backes was a success as a ballet dancer, but decided that wasn’t the life for her so she married her teacher and now they are raising little ballerinas. We are sorry to leave the sights of New York but Las Vegas is calling us. There we find Rubio Santi- stevan, director of the famous dance hall girls, The Flipper Floppers. We travel to Los Angles where the famous scientist, Eddie Lasnik, is working on his latest inventions; a passenger plane to bring all of the astronauts back from the moon. On our way to Miami, Florida we stop at Washington, D. C., where Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mosher are making their home. Mrs. Gary Mosher is the former Christine Warrick. She is very proud of her and her husband as they now own a chain of F. S. T. Super Markets, named after their five sets of twins. At last we reach Miami where Robert Marshall is swimming instructor at the University. Of course he has all girl classes. As our time and money began to get short we return to Denver where we met Kay Mosher, the first Governor of Colorado, and Mary Ann Rivera, her right-hand lady. After eating royally with the Governor and her assistant we travel back to Hayden, the home of these former people. We have had a wonderful trip and have brought back many enjoyable memories. Yes, these graduates have certainly done well. Rubto Chris and Chuck Precilia Robert is one on the left Google Eddie Chuck M Dick and Connie walking the dog. M| Down Cross, how did you get in that class? The fun's over, Going to the Prom?? Chg QMJu oJtlcms ’ Yak . . . Yak . . . Yak . . . One more meeting like this and 1 11 quit the club!” National Honor Society is made up of the stu- dents with B averages from semester grades. Then the student must receive a majority vote by the National Honor Society before they are a member. The National Honor Society gives a scholarship to one of the senior members each Officers year. They hold a public installation and ini tiation for officers and members. This year the Honor Society will meet with other towns and discuss different projects. The organiza- tion's goal is to build character, scholarship, leadership, and service. BACK ROW: Arnold Johnson, Billy Bertram, Dot Burlingham, Nadine Leslie, Billy Foster, Eddie Lasnik, Earl Reary, Judy McConnell, Chuck Morgan, Judy Dunckley, Joyce Williams, Mary Farrell, Ethel Newmyer, Eleanor Rollins, Charlotte Martensen, Sherry Sheme, Nancy Moore, Precilia Trujillo, Robert Marshall, Judy Cross, Christine Warrick, Larry Allen. H-Club H-Club is an organization for the winners of H-letters in football, basketball, wrestling, and track during league competition with other schools. H-Club makes the rules by which the letters are awarded, and determine who is eligible to receive a letter. The H-Club members elect a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, who must be Juniors or Seniors. These officers serve in the same way as class officers serve the classes. TOP: Chuck Morgan, Robert Marshall, Eddie Lasnik, Chuck Warrick, Jerry Brazelton, Larry Allen. BOTTOM: Bob Cote, Phillip Aber, Arnold Johnson, Fred Camilletti, Jimmy Mann. Pep Club Nacole Benedec, Linda Fox, Judy Gilbert, Mary Farrell, Portia Gilbert, Connie Cross, Precilia Trujillo, Judy Cross, Judy Dunckley, Judy McConnell, Nancy Moore, Charlynne Marshall, Carol Hockett, Janet Simpson, Barbara Boone, Nadine Leslie, Barbara Lee, Pat Newmyer. T: Joyce Williams, Susan Otto, Christine Warrick, Rita Kirk, Sherry Sheme, Helen Weaver, Dot Burlingham, Barbara Cross, Toni Bailey, Ethel Newmyer, Sponsor; Miss Bonnie Smith. In order to ba a pep club member all students have to maintain,a C average. All members of the Pep Club receive points for attending the events throughout the year. The members are awarded a letter during their freshman year. During the sophomore, junior and senior years they receive a gold bar, and during the senior year if a member receives enough points they receive a gold pin. Pep Club members sponsor a Mother and Daughter Banquet, Athletic Banquet, and a Talent Show each year. We are very proud of our Pep Club members and the standards that they maintain in our school. Executive Board STANDING: Judy Cross, Judy Dunckley, Miss Smith, Judy McConnell, Nancy Moore. SITTING: Christine Warrick, Mary Farrell, Sherry Sheme, Nadine Leslie, Precilia Trujillo, Judy Gilbert, Barbara Cross, Dot Burlingham, Joyce Williams. Substitute Cheerleaders CHRISTINE WARRICK - SHERRY SHEME Zmrlers SUSAN OTTO - CHARLOTTE MARTENSEN - JOYCE WILLIAMS Officers President.......................JUDY CROSS Vice President.......................ARNOLD JOHNSON Secretary............................. JUDY DUNCKLEY Treasurer.............................JOYCE WILLIAMS Student Council is an organization which is made up of representatives from each class. This year the officers were chosen by a stu- dent body vote, after they were nominated and had given their campaign speeches. This year the student council has set up a schedule of projects for the classes. The girls are not allowed to wear levis or slacks any day of the week this year. Each Friday is dress-up day for all the students. This year the student council had an orange and black day to help build school spirit. The student council does a good job in main- taining good school spirit, good attitudes, and cooperation between students and school officials. Student Council STANDING: Jim Wixson, Nancy Moore, Chuck Morgan, Earl Reary, Larry Allen, Billy Bertram, Tom TeBockhorst, Sherry Sheme, Ronnie Turner, Eric Sundberg. SITTING: Judy Cross, Arnold Johnson, Sponsor, Mr. Murphy, Joyce Williams, Judy Dunckley. BACK ROW: Joyce Williams, Precilla Trujillo, Barbara Lee, Mary Farrell, Janet Simpson, Barbara Cross, Dot Burlingham, Christine Warrick. FRONT ROW: Judy Gilbert, Helen Weaver, Ethel Newmyer, Pat Newmyer, Judy Dunckley, Nancy Moore, Judy Cross, Sponsor: Miss Smith. 3MA Sponsor MISS SMITH President------ Vice President - Secretary----- Treasurer----- Parliamentarian Historian------ Musician ------ Song Leader - - Reporter------- Officers ----JUDY DUNCKLEY ----JOYCE WILLIAMS - - - ETHEL NEWMYER ■-----MARY FARRELL .........JUDY CROSS - - - - BARBARA CROSS - - - - NANCY MOORE - - - DOT BURLINGHAM .........BARBARA LEE Left to right: Helen Weaver, Nacole Benedec, Judy Dunckley, Judy McConnell, Jerry Brazelton, Fred Camilletti, Phil Aber, Marian Yoast, Mary Rivera, Madge Manzanares, Toni Bailey, Mrs. Zehner, Sue Backes, Eleanor Roilins, Mary Farrell, Joyce Williams, Ethel Newmyer. Mrs. Morgan, Bob Moore, Ed Coverston, Billy Mills, Bob Cote, Jim Mann, Alan Williams, John Pogline, Nadine Leslie, Pat Newmyer, Tom TeBockhorst, Helen Weaver, Marian Yoast, Mary Farrell, Joyce Williams, Ethel Newmyer. Phillip Aber, Larry Allen, Chuck Morgan, Allen Aber, Earl Reary, Jim Farrell. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cross, Judy Cross, Nadine Leslie, Mary Flanders, LeRoy Trujillo, Judy McConnell, Pat Reary, Eric Sundberg. THIRD ROW: Vicki Fredrickson, David Ragan, Connie Newmyer, Nancy Patton, Sherry Murphy, Peggy Simpson, Larry Turner. FOURTH ROW: Dot Burlingham, Dick TeBockhorst, Christine Warrick, Judy Dunckley, Vern Morton, Pat Newmyer. STANDING: Susan Otto, Joyce Williams, Charlotte Martensen, Nancy Moore. Susan Otto, Janet Simpson, Jody Yoast, Mary Farrell, Ethel Newmyer, Helen Weaver, Judy McConnell, Pat Newmyer, Barbara Cross. Toni Bailey, Judy Cross. Nancy Moore. Nadine Leslie. Earl Reary, Mike Flanders, Robert Marshall. Dick TeBockhorst, Bob Cote, Hernan Salazar, Phil Aber, Larry Allen. Chuck Morgan, LeRoy Trujillo. Allen Aber. Tom TeBockhorst, Nacole Benedec, Joyce Williams. Judy Dunckley, Sherry Sheme, Charlynne Marshall, Connie Cross. Barbara Lee, Charlotte Martensen, Eleanor Rollins, Christine Warrick, Dot Burlingham, Carol Hockett, Marian Yoast. What's the occasion? Way back when The Twist What a party! Studying??? Mmm, Mmrr Who are you looking over at? How’s the weather up there? CQjo m JuiuO'iS {junior Officers —■ i ..u ■ r U ki jv� ; t : ■ WKMrfSS I' WBKfcsw™ rtWi-S � , !' ■ !'W' EH ; «. President...........TOM Te BOCK HORST Vice President........JOHN POGLINE Secretary.........JUDY KAY DUNCKLEY Treasurer..............NADINE LESLIE Student Council.........- EARL RE ARY SHERRY SHEME Dorotha Burlingham Tom TeBockhorst Mary Farrell Fred Camilletti Ethel Newmyer Jimmy Mann Edward Coverston Bobby Moore Billy Mills Alan Williams Marian Yoast Harry Rogers Judy Dunckley John Pogline Joyce Williams Toni Bailey Helen Weaver Pat Newmyer Judy McConnell Earl Reary Sherry Sheme Nadine Leslie Sophomore Officers President.........................ARNOLD JOHNSON Vice President...................MICHAEL FLANDERS Secretary------------------------BARBARA CROSS Treasurer----------------------------JIM FARRELL Student Council------------------BILLY BERTRAM NANCY MOORE Barbara Lee Jim Farrell Billy Bertram Joe Salazar Linda Alumbaugh freshman Officers President--------- Vice President - Secretary------ Treasurer------ Student Council RONNIE TURNER JAMES RAGAN JANET SIMPSON CONNIE CROSS JAMES WIXSON ERIC SUNDBERG M Connie Cross Sharon Mosher Rita Kirk Janet Simpson Frank Fox Allan Aber Larry Turner Ronnie Turner Jim Ragan Junior f-ftgfc Sixth BACK ROW: William Otto, Harley Bailey, Gary Baird, Floyd Fredrickson, Leon Bruchez, Kent Steffen, Daniel Sjostrom, Mrs. Yoast. SECOND ROW: Wanda Anderson, Jo Ann Fox, Sherry Murphy, Kathy Estes, Peggy Simpson, Mary Flanders. THIRD ROW: Lois Yoast, Georgia Welch, Susan Gifford, Kathy Kagie, Valorie Marshall, Eva Fanke. Seventh Qrade BACK ROW; Mr. Mclntire, Ivan Cams, Lee Fulton, Bobby Barnes, Bill Yoast, David Holliday, Ray Turner. SECOND ROW: Ernest Archuletta, Eddie Salazar, Douglas Camilletti. David Ragan, Timothy Bertram, Judy Newmyer, Roberta Westwood. FIRST ROW: Mary Yoast, Susan Pickett, Linda Bertram, Cheryl Signs, Lois Kagie, Judy Rooks, Carol Howard. Eighth Qnuic BACK ROW: Mr. Zehner, Red Hinkle, Verne Morton, Jimmy Scott, Dennis Murphy, Jay Howard, Larry West- wood, Pat Reary. SECOND ROW: Marsha Zable, Phyllis Moore, Glen Drake, Weldon Hinkle, Evelyn Anderson, Beverly English, Barbara Gilland, Jenny Gledhill, Charlene Ciani. FRONT ROW: Helen Backes, Nancy Patton, Sandra Yoast, Jenny Jeffcoat, Helen Hayes, Virginia Santistevan, Judy Rooks, Phil Ann Lighthlzer, Dovie Watts, Pep Club Mrs. Yoast, Judy Rooks, Jenny Jeffcoat. Sandra Yoast, Nancy Patton, Sherry Murphy, Lois Kagie, JoAnn Fox, Eva Fanke, Helen Backes, Barbara Gilland, Beverly English, Peggy Simpson, Susan Gifford, Kathy Kagie, Roberta Westwood, Helen Hayes, Virginia Santistevan, Charlene Ciani, Jenny Gledhill, Phil Ann Lighthizer, Linda Bertram, Mary Yoast, Connie Newmyer, Susan Pickett, Kay Howard, Cheryl Signs, Mary Flanders, Georgia Welch, Kathy Estes, Dovie Watts, Evelyn Anderson. BACK ROW: Mr. Mclntire, Floyd Fredrickson, Leon Bruchez, Eddie Salazar, Gary Baird, Vern Morton, Jim Scott, Lee Fulton, Bob Barnes, Tim Bertram, Glen Drake, Jay Howard, Dennis Murphy, Daniel Sjostrom, David Holiday, Raymond Turner, Doug Camilletti,-Eldon Hinkle, Larry Westwood, Ernest Archuleta, Pat Reary. football BACK ROW: Mr. Mclntire, Eddie Salazar, Billy Yoast, Gary Baird, Verne Morton, Jim Scott, Daniel Sjostrom. SECOND ROW: Bob Barnes, Tim Bertram, Glen Drake, Jay Howard, Dennis Murphy, William Otto. FRONT ROW: David Holiday, Raymond Turner, Doug Camiletti, Boy Hinkle, Larry Westwood, Ernest Archuleta, Pat Reary. Wrestling BACK ROW; Eddie Salazar, Leon Bruchez, Billy Yoast, Ernest Archuleta, Doug Camilletti, Daniel Sjostrom, Tim Bertram, Ivan Cams, Lee Fulton, Bob Barnes, Gary Baird, Larry Westwood, Verne Morton, Jim Scott, Glen Drake, Pat Reary. basketball Cutest Zm LEROY TRUJILLO CHARLYNNE MARSHALL JUDY DUNCKLEY JIMMY MANN Wittiest BILLY FOSTER JOYCE WILLIAMS - Most Athletic ROBERT MARSHALL judy mcconnell CHUCK MORGAN NADINE LESLIE Most Attractive NANCY MOORE ARNOLD JOHNSON PROM QUEEN Karen Gilland PROM KING Terry Allen Mawaiian Moliday Homecoming ATTENDANTS unckley, Christine Warrick — to .. Very funny Alan!! Up we go. Oh, what have we? ■Tin Peek a boo! You idiot! Biggest bubble! Looking for something? What next? Who won the race? Can't get started. $ mM Too bad! Huh, Charlynne I like patches! Da! Chuck! United Rations Delegate N A D I N E L E S L I E Roys ' State Representative R O B E R T M A R S H A L L Girls' State Representative j u D Y C R O s s Annual Staff Editor---------------------- Assistant Editor -.......... Photographers--------------- Artist---------------------- Business Manager------------ Assistant Business Manager Typists-------------------- Sponsor ------JUDY CROSS PRECILLA TRUJILLO - JERRY BRAZELTON MARY ANN RIVERA ------SUE BACKES ----JUDY GILBERT - - CHUCK WARRICK CHRISTINE WARRICK ELEANOR ROLLINS KAY MOSHER ------MR. REAGAN How long we say it took our class. How long to graduate. Twelve years of Homework, tests and grades. and now we look to Fate. Yet stop and think Was it worth while to study? Think and Learn? Our very lives depend on this. The goals for which we yearn. It matters little what we do the thing is how we do it. 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