Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

■ JACQUE HOOD Adviser . . . MR. JIM VANCE I FOREWORD A Salute . . . Mohave County, and all that it is— Business, Beauty, and Pleasure— Is the land where we live, the land that we love, A land full loaded with treasure. Treasures in business, pouring in wealth- industry, Ranching, and Mining- Give gold profit to some, show benefit to all, A starbright future designing. Treasures in beauty, bringing wide fame— Mountain, Canyon, and Lake- Through fishing and hunting, through movement and color, A tourist mecca do make. Treasures in pleasure, giving us joy— Remoteness, Desert, and Tree- Give the young recreation, the tired relaxation. In America, land of the free. God in his bounty, making this world— Eden, Congo, and Peak- Created this county, the land where we live, A land that is truly unique. In order that we all might remember and be proud of this land that we live in, the theme of the 1961 Hualapai is Mohave County. The annual staff ex- tends its thanks to all of the Mohave County residents, organizations, and ad- vertisers who, through their thoughtful cooperation, made this theme possible. - — —---tT DEDICATION To a man who has served for many a year As a friend and as a guide Who has taught us civic duty And also national pride. To a man who tries to help us When a problem is at hand And yet who wants to teach us On our own two feet to stand. To a man who gives his all, Much more than we can measure. To dedicate this annual To Mr. Wallace is a pleasure. NEW BUILDING TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD .......................................................... 2 DEDICATION ......................................................... 3 ADMINISTRATION ............................. _ 7 Board .........................................-................ 9 Secretaries .................................................... 10 Custodians ............................. -..—.............. 11 Faculty 12 Student Government............................................ 16 CLASSES .........................-..........-............... — 19 Juniors ...........................-.........-................. 34 Sophomores ...............................................- 42 Freshmen ...................................................... 48 Who's Who ____________________________________________________— 54 ACADEMIC ........................................................... 55 Annual Staff .................................................— 56 Bulldog Staff ................................................. 57 English ...................................................... 58 Language ------------------------------------------------ 59 Science ................................................. 60 Math ..................................... -................ 61 Business ________________________________________________ 62 Social Studies ................................................ 63 Vocational ................... -................... .....-.... 64 ACTIVITIES .............................-........-..........-....... 65 Library ...................................................... 69 F.H.A.......................................................... 70 Honor Society ................................................. 72 SaX _______________.......................... I.............. 75 Pom Pon ..................................................... 76 Cheerleaders ................................................ 78 Boys' and Girls' State .............................. -....... 82 Quill Scroll ...........................................— 83 Homecoming .............................................. 84 D.A.R.......................................................... 86 Lettermen ...............-....................................— 88 SPORTS ....................................................... 91 Football ...................................................... 92 Basketball ..................................-................ 98 Baseball ....................................... -........... 105 ADVERTISEMENTS ...................................... -........-111 MOHAVE COUNTY OFFICERS Carl D. Hammond Attorney Mrs. Hulct School Supt. C. B. Kirk Tatum Clerk of the Court D. W. Bill Harris Sheriff Charles P. Elmer Judge of the Superior Court Ruth Moser Treasurer Peggy Smith Recorder W. 0. Bill Assessor lawe 6 Pictured above are: State Representative J. J. Glancy, and State Senators Thelma Bollinger and Bob Morrow. SECRETARIES MRS. GEORGIE ANN WITT Bookkeeper Mrs. Witt runs the bookstore, and makes out the payrolls and requisitions. She also manages all activity funds. MRS. MARJORIE HOKANSON Registrar Mrs. Hokanson registers new students, handles cafeteria money, permanent rec- ords, report cards, and also docs general secretarial work. She also finds time to keep track of stray students. 10 MR. R. L. WILLIAMS Principal of M.C.U.H.S. BOARD OF EDUCATION Pictured above are the five men who comprise the Mohave County School Board of Education. They are, STANDING: Harry Coffman, president; Kenneth Wienke, clerk of the board; and O. B. Peacore. SEATED: Russell Martin and Elmer Graves. 9 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 8 O. B. JOY L Mr. Joe Miller Mr. Ross Hilliard Mr. Maurice Finnegan Mr. Cliff Purcell Mrs. Charlotte Bridges MR. R. LEE WILLIAMS B.A., M.A., Flagstaff. Principal History Student Council Sponsor MR. FRANK BACA B.A., Flagstaff. Spanish, Boys' P.E. Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. HENRY BOYSEN B.A., Rice Institute. M.A., Flagstaff. Physics, German, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Junior Class Sponsor FACULTY MRS. ERIS BURNETT B.A., M.A., University of Denver. English 1, Drama, Speech, Junior Class Sponsor MR. KEN CONRATH B.A., Indiana, Pa. Dr. Training, D.E., Junior Class Sponsor 12 MR. DAVID CUNNINGHAM B.S., Flagstaff. Algebra, General Math, General Science. Junior Class Sponsor MR. CHARLES COOK M.A., Flagstaff. Metal Shop, U.S. History, Boys' Athletics. Director of Athletics Junior Class Sponsor FACULTY MR. STANLEY GOULD B.M., Southwestern College. Music Junior Class Sponsor MISS ANN HINKLE B.A., A.S.U. Bookkeeping, Typing Senior Sponsor MISS JOAN DEINES B.S., U. of Minnesota. World History, Girls' P.E. Freshman Class Sponsor MISS JOANN HARRISS B.S., M.A., Howard Payno College. Developmental Reading, English II Junior Class Sponsor 13 MR. ROBERT McCLEVE B.F.A., U. of A. Arts, Crafts, English I Sophomore Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MISS ESTHER MEIER 8.A., Klctzing College. Librarian Honor Society Sponsor FACULTY MR. BILL MUSGROVE B.S., M.S., University of Idaho. Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Science Junior Class Sponsor MR. CHARLES ORR B.S., Flagstaff. M.S., Tempe. Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop Freshman Class Sponsor 14 MRS. WANDA HULL B.A., Fresno State College. M.A., Flagstaff. Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MR. JAMES VANCE B.A., U. of Arizona English III, History, Publications Junior Class Sponsor FACULTY MR. JAMES VANDEVIER B.S., Flagstaff. Science, Driver Training, Boys' Athletics Freshman Class Sponsor MR. THEODORE WALLACE B.S., M.A., Flagstaff. History, Civics, Sr. Problems Senior Class Sponsor MR. JAMES ZOUBEK B.A., M.A., U. of Nebraska. Algebra, Geometry Junior Class Sponsor 15 ENT BODY OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... ...BILL WATSON CHUCK COOK SHARON PATTILLO SUSAN ELY MOHAVE COUNTY COURT HOUSI 16 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student council member , from left to right, arc: Bill Porter, Dick Grounds, Sharon Boyer, Hubby Grounds, Shcrrine Davis, and Punchy Richardson. Listening attentively to Kit Kuykendall, standing, are: Hanky Bonelli, Margaret Pemberton, Billi Lynn Colson, Cheryl Evans, and Frances Arthcr. Eric Bond holds something that seems to interest Mr. Williams, Bobbi Arnold, Kathleen Glancy, and Maxine Dollarhide. Not pictured is Mrs. Logsdon, sponsor. 18 STUDENT RELATIONS BOARD: Bill Watson, president; Molly Arnold, clerk; Sara Ann Waters, junior member; Renee Key, sophomore member; and Maxine Conrath, freshman member. 19 FFICERS President .... Vice-President Sicrefary J.L. easurer _L.. BILL BRAKEMAN CARLOS LUCERO ... DEE MINNER SHARON ALLEN DAVIS DAM SHARON BOYER Representative Pom Pon 2, 3, 4; Class Repre- sentative 1, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Bulldog Staff 3; Assemblies 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, Secretary 1; Homecoming Queen 4. ERIC L. BOND Representative Football 1, 3, Manager 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 3, 4; Assem- bly 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Kitten Bowl Pom Pon boy 3. SPONSORS MISS HINKLE Sponsor 21 JIM ALLEN Flagstaff High 1, 2, 3; Mingus Union High 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1; Track 3, 4; Assembly 4. SHARON ALLEN Band 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon 3, 4; Bulldog Staff 3; Assem- blies 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4. SENIORS MOLLY ARNOLD National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2; Stu- dent Relations Board 4; Clerk; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Library Club 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Class Sec- retary 1, 3; Girls' State 3; Girls' Football 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Quill and Scroll 4. HELEN BOLGER Pom Pon 2, 3; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 4; D.E.C.A. Club 4; Assembly 1; Band 1; G.A.A. 1. NANCY LEE BAILEY Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; D.E.C.A. Club 4; Bulldog Staff 4; G.A.A. 1, 4; Pep Club 3; Band 1, 2; Junior Play; Girls' Football 3; Mixed Chorus 1. EARL CHAMBERS Basketball 1; Football 1; Baseball 2, 4. 22 BILL BRAKEMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All North 2nd string 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Class Representative 1; Student Council 1; Assemblies 1, 2; Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3. HAZEL CHAPMAN Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Band 1; Ma- jorette 1; G.A.A. 1, 4. SENIORS KENNY COFER Assembly 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3, 4. GEORGE CAMPBELL Clairemont High, San Diego, Cal- ifornia, 1, 2, 3; Bulldog Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DARLENE CARROW Pep Club 1, 2; Pom Pon 3; D.E.C.A. 4, Treasurer, State Sec- retary; Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 2; Assembly 4; G.A.A. 1; Library 4, Treasurer. CAROLYN COOK Annual Staff 1; Library Club 3, 4, President 4; D.E.C.A. 4; N.R.A. 2. 23 CLARISSA CULVER Class Representative 2; Student Council 2; Junior Play; Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 3; D.E.C.A. 4, Sec- retary; Mixed Chorus 2; Assem- blies 2, 4; G.A.A. 1. MARK DUNHAM Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Honorable Mention 3, All State Honorable Mention 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. ROGER ESQUERRA Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Woodshop Award 1. SENIORS ARLENE DAVES F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Junior Play Usher. JIM COX Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Dance Band 1. MANUEL ESQUIBEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1. 24 RUBEN FLORES Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 2, 4. BRUCE GEORGE Football Manager 2, 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA FULLER Pom Pon 2, 3, 4, Head 4; As- sembly 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Library Club 4; Bulldog Staff 4. LUPE GOMEZ Mixed Chorus 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Majorette 1; Pom Pon 4. SENIORS WILFRED GUERIN Football 1, 2. JERRY GUSTAFSON Spokane, Washington, 1; Pocatel- lo, Idaho, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 25 DICK GROUNDS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Body Vice-President 3,- Class Representative 2; Bulldog Staff 4, Editor; Boys' State 3; As- semblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore King; Sweetheart King 2; Student Council Convention 2; Quill Scroll 4. KATHLEEN GLANCY National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Girls' State 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4; Band 1, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Madrigals 2, 3; Triple Trio 2; Junior Play; As- semblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Bulldog Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Girls' Football 3; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill Scroll; G.A.A. 4. BOB HENDRICKS Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Assemblies 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. SENIORS JACQUE HOOD Annual Staff 3, 4, Art Editor- Bulldog Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4,- N.R.A. 2; Junior Play,- Assemblies 2, 4; Quill Scroll 4; G.A.A. 4. LARRY JOHNSON Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2. HANK KIMBALL Lake Orion High 1; Football 1, 4; Track 1, 2,- D.E.C.A. 4. 26 CARLOS LUCERO Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2; Junior Play; Class Vice-President 4. FREDERICK LOYD Assembly 1; Football 1; Oratorical Contest 3; Annual Staff 4, Photog- rapher. SENIORS BRENDA MABERRY G.A.A. 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; D.E.C.A. 4. PATSY ANN LACY F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. wayne McLendon Football 1; Assembly 2. LINDA MABERRY Assembly 1; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2; D.E.C.A. 4. 27 DON MAURER Paradise Valley High 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Chorus 1; P.V.H.S. Hotrod Club 2, 3; D.E.C.A. 4. SENIORS SHARON PATTILLO F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Cheer- leader 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary; Student Council 4; Student Body Secretary 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Bulldog Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. DEE MINNER F.H.A. 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Student Council 3; Student Body Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Staff 3; Sophomore Queen; Student Council Conven- tion 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Girls' Football 3; Class Secretary 4. RUTHIE MILLER Phoenix Union High 1; Glee Club 1; Library Club 2; Bulldog Staff 3; D.E.C.A. 4; Pom Pon 3, 4. SONNY MEDINA Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track ], 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4. GLADYS MOORE Willcox High 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1. 28 r RICHARD L. NEAL Army and Navy Academy 1; Rank P.F.C. and Corporal; Swimming 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Kitten Bowl Pom Pon boy 3. BILL OSBORN D.E.C.A. 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Reporter 4; Bulldog Staff 4. THOMAS PETERSON Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Relations Board 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Junior Play; Annual Staff 3, 4; Photographer 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Music Fes- tival 1; Quill Scroll 4. SENIORS JIM RUTZ Lonaita, California, 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Kitten Bowl Pom Pon boy 3. DALTON ROB I NETT JUDIE ANN PORTER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Madrigals 3; Sextet 3; Junior Play; Girls' Ensemble 4; Dance Band Vocalist 4; Music Festival 3, 4. 29 WILLIAM C. PORTER National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; I.O.O.F. Delegate to U.N. 3; Oratorical Contest Winner 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Play; Basketball Manager 2; Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Man- ager 3, Business Manager 4; Bull- dog Staff 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS BEN SMITH D.E.C.A. 4; Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1. 30 RALPH STAYNER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All North Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Assembly 2; Kitten Bowl Pom Pon boy 3. DOROTHY TAYLOR West Phoenix High 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4. DAVE THODE Tuscola High (Illinois) 1, 2, 3; T Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Track 1. SENIORS 2, 4; Library Club 2; G.A.A. 3. 31 BILL WATSON Assemblies 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1, 3; Student Body President 4; D.E.C.A. 4, President. STEVE WEST Anderson W. Clark High 1; Glen- dale Hoover High 2; Football 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Track 3. CHARLES K. WILLIS Football 1, 2; Assemblies 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2; Annual Staff 4; Photographer 2, 3; Junior Play. SENIORS JACK WESTCOTT D.E.C.A. 4, Parliamentarian; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Let- termen's Club 3, 4; Kitten Bowl Pom Pon boy 3. JERRY WATERS RICHARD WIENKE 32 DON WEBB Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; D.E.C.A. 4, Vice-Pres- ident. PHILIP TAPIA Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Kitten Bowl Football Coach 3. SENIORS JULIE JENSEN SUSAN WOODHOUSE F.H.A. 1; Assembly 1; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4; D.E.C.A. 4. 33 JUNIOR OFFICERS BRIAN MEINS . FRANCES ARTHER .MARY .HERMANN MAXINE DOLLARHIDE President Vice-President Sefcretary • Treasurer . OLD SANTA FE ENGINE FRANCES ALVARADO ROSE ARAGON BOBBI ARNOLD FRANCES ARTHER YVETTE BANEGAS JUNIORS CHERYL EVANS Representative KIT KUYKENDALL Representative 35 WYNALIE BARNES BILLY 8AHME LEO BOUDREAUX STEVE BROCK CAROL BLACK CARMEN BREWER SANDRA CARTER KELLEN BUCKLES ALLEN CHAFFIN rick CHRISTMAN JUNIORS DORIS CHASTEEN JIM COFFMAN 36 CHUCK COOK JOHN COOK MARTHA CONRATH VIRGINIA COWLING BONNIE DAVIS DAVE COX DAN ElEY ROLAND ESQUERRA LINDA DELL MAXINE DOLLARHIDE JUNIORS PAT FINNEGAN MARY GREENE TIM GUI JIM HANSEN THARON HARGROVE JOAN HAMPTON JUNIORS PEGGY HASTINGS MARY HERMANN JOE HART 38 BOB HIGHLINE BILL HISCOTT MARY JANE HOBBS BILLY HULL KAREN HOKANSON BARBARA HULL CHARLOTTE ISAACS KEN HUMBLE THOMAS KING PAT LEGG JUNIORS BILL LOGAS MARTHA LEWIS ELEANORE LOGAS 39 BETTY THODE dock McClain earl mckinney BRIAN MEINS ELYSE MARKEE CORLISS MARKEE LUELLA MOON DAN NOLI PAT PARKER DENYS POYNER JUNIORS MARIE PEPITON LARRY SEAY IRMA SLAUGHTER PATSY STONE DAN SPINKS JUNIORS ESTILL SUMNER SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President .... JAY GATES Vice-President BOB WALLACE Secretary.............RICKY KINATEDER Treasurer PAM JOHNSON MOHAVE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 42 Ernestine Acuna Kenneth Beard Sherrine Davis Hubby Grounds Representative Representative Blauvelt , Kim Bond Clarence Bonnee Tom Maureen George Carol Dora Bowling Brewer Brooke Bruce Castillo 43 Jerry Joy Gary Craig Crockett Crosley Annette Daves Greg George Davis Dodson Esquibel Mike Finnegan SOPHOMORES I J Leona Pat Anita Jay Floming Fortenberry Fuller Gates Rodney Knowldcn fts PiiMKC etf£� Toni Koran Kathryn Lancaster Johnny Lopez - 'r' SOPHOMORES Louis Kenny Marilyn Suzanne Libertini Lorton McBratney Martin Betty Zekc Cherie Jim Danny Dale Meeks Mesa Miller Morris Myers Nichols 45 Billy Gary Bill Margaret Olich Pagan Pemberton Pemberton Rusty Vicky Pctry Phillips Prince SOPHOMORES Richard Purcell Jim Salty Susan Robert Register Richardson Robinctt Rodriquez Sue Roy Stephen Beverly Rex Lanny Floyd Schroeder Sears Shaffer Shannon Sharp Jo Ann Short Doug Jo Jo Dickie Sim Simmer Smith Mike Kelly Smith Snyder Robert Bobby Tom Chuck Tom Walker Wallace Walsh Warren White H. D. Verde Ronnie Alvera John Ramon Wilbanks Williamson Wilson Wise Wise Yniquez FRESHMAN OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer ..... MARY HOKANSON .. ARNOLD THOMAS LINDA SMITH BARBARA BRAKEMAN IUMENT Marjorie Adkins Patricia Minnie David Alexander Allison Alvarado Merry Aye Joyce Babcock Hanky Bonelli Representative Punchy Richardson Representative Maxine Conrath S.R.8. Member Mike Baxter Tommy Batson Queen Sally Schritter and King Punchy Richardson reign over the Freshman-Soph- omore dance. Sharon Bonham Judy Rachel Doyle Steve Peggy Barbara Georgia Bonner Bonza Braden Bradley Braffet Brakeman Brown 49 Richard Brown Tim Gene Shirley Joe Alice Vicky Brown Brummctf Burgamy Chastain Chastcen Childs FRESHMEN Chris Christensen LcAnn Cisney Broda Clark Tom Clinkenbeard ■ Becky Cobb 50 Jack Duey Juanita Ronnie Tonya Sue Larry Dunham Esquerra Fanchcr Fass Janet Pat Fournier Fridley Arthur Margy Barbara Joe Evelyn Lloyd Sharon Fuller Garland Gastincau Gatineau Gatliff Gatliff Ginsburg Jeanie Goodkoontz George Charlene Lavern Grainger Harshberger Hartup Grace Hatfield Terry Dee Ann Haynes Hilty Mary Kay Hokanson Sandra Jacobs Marilee Jordan FRESHMEN Pauline Keonie Jack Kesler Ande Lamourcaux 51 Dennis Tom Henry Patsy Pat Donna Laulo Lawrence Leivas Leivas libertini Linder JoAnn Cathy Diane logas Lopez Loyd Mary long Roger McGonigal Shirley Steve McCluskey McLendon David Jessie McVicar McMichael FRESHMEN Bill Miller Karen Mike Sue Gail Judy Robert John Mitchell Moore Myers Nash Nordin Odle Otich Dennis Owen James Payne Chuck Pektovich Rose Mary Powskey Janice Redican Bill Ripper Judy Roberts I Robert Rodriquez Gary Smith David Tomezyk Betty Tommy Sally Bob Rush Scarborough Schritter Scott Linda Charles Vernon Grace Smith Sporman Statler Tapija Roland Pat Serrano Shepherd Janet Arnold Taylor Thomas FRESHMEN Helen Warren JUNIORS Bill Hull Joan Hampton Sara Ann Waters WHO’S WHO ACADEMICALLY SENIORS Kathleen Glancy Molly Arnold Bill Porter FRESHMEN Maureen Brewer Anita Fuller Sue Benjamin 54 ANNUAL STAFF Editor ...................................... KATHLEEN GLANCY Assistant Editor MARGARET PEMBERTON Business Manager BILL PORTER Assistant Business Manager BOBBI ARNOLD Art Editor . JACQUE HOOD Photographers TOM PETERSON FRED LOYD DOCK McCLAIN Sponsor MR. VANCE STAFF Sharon Patillo Karl Willis Mary Greene Molly Arnold Rusty Petry Cherie Miller Billi Colson Elyse Markee Martha Lewis Mr. Vance and Kathleen Glancy talk over last minute details. Margaret Pemberton shows Bobbi Arnold, Tom Peterson and Bill Porter an interesting picture. Jocque Hood looks on. Elyse Markee and Mary Greene look over a page layout. Dock McClain, Karl Willis, and Fred Loyd arc interested, too. 56 Molly Arnold, Sharon Pattiilo, (seated) Martha Lewis, Billi Colson, and Cherie Miller (standing) glance through some pictures. BULLDOG STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Distribution Editor Sponsor Kathleen Glancy George Campbell Mary Greene Bill Osborn Audrey Tribble STAFF Nancy Bailey DICK GROUNDS SARA ANN WATERS MAXINE DOLLARHIDE MARY RUTHERFORD SUSIE ELY MRS. LOGSDON Barbara Fuller Molly Arnold Bill Porter Sharon Pattillo Jacque Hood Dick Grounds and Mrs. logson look at an edition of the Bulldog. Sara Ann Waters, Mary Rutherford, Maxine Dollarhidc, and Susie Ely admire the stenciling on an ad page for the paper. SEATED: lupe Gomez, Nancy Bailey, and George Campbell. STAND- SEATED: Audrey Tribble and Barbara Fuller. STANDING: Bill Osborn ING: Susan Woodhouse, Arlene Daves, Bill Porter, and Kathleen and Mary Greene. Glancy. 57 English III student Joan Hampton reviews the basal parts of speech. Mrs. Burnett puts finishing touches on Ben Smith for the Drama assembly. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Senior English students Dick Grounds, tupe Gomez, and Bill Brakcman strive to meet the deadline on their term papers. 58 Sophomore Ron Wilson instructs Margaret Pemberton and Rusty Petry in the correct procedure of diagramming in English II. Punchy Richardson asks Dec Ann Hilly for help in translating a line from a dialogo in Spanish I. Martha Conrath and Jay Gates ask Mr. Baca about a Spanish II exercise. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Tommy Clinkcnbeard, Sue Myers, Sharon Ginsburg, and Bill Miller are amused over a story in German I. German II students Bob Wallace, Darrell Thurman, and Wynalic Barnes play and listen to some German recordings. 59 Something about the crayfish diagram in Biology seems funny to Suzanne Martin. Ricky Kinateder, Jim Hornbuckle, and Jo Jo Simmer look on. Derle Walker, Bill Porter, Sonny Medina, and Dick Grounds spend another day trying to figure out Physics. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Karl Willis, Mr. Musgrove, Jacquc Hood, Steve West, Earl Chambers, and Jim Rutz work on various projects in Advanced Science. 60 It' test day in Algebra II. These students strive for 100%. Skip Davis and Minnie Allison study the formulas that Mr. Zoubek has given Algebra I students to learn. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Cunningham takes time to explain a problem to one of his math students. 61 Pam Johnson demonstrates the correct procedure in typing to Typing I student Hubby Grounds. Dave Thode and Molly Arnold learn the fundamentals of book- keeping. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Dove Cox is intent upon achieving a no error limed writing in Typing II. 62 Jacque Hood learns the principles of balloting in a Civics class poll. Tonya Fancher aids a ncwscomer, Sharon Gooch, in catching op on World History. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Yvette Bancgas holds the attention of the American History class with her sommary of the Civil War. 63 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Distributive Education students at work are Brenda Mabcrry, Jack Westcott, Don Webb, Corliss Markee, Jim Sumner, Ben Smith, and Kit Kuykendall. Seated: Linda Maberry. Bill Ridenour prepares to get in for a day of Driver's Training. 64 65 BAND—BACK ROW, left to right: Broda Clark, Pat Lcgg, Gladys Moore, and Danny Myers. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bill Ripper, Abe Nickerson, Dale Nichols, Martha Conrath, Jimmy Coffman, Chuck Warren, Judy Bonner, Jimmy MasCarello, Ron Barta, and Paul Farley. THIRD ROW, left to right: lla Mae Isham, Maxine Conrath, Carmen Brewer, Ellen Fiscel, Pam Johnson, Joan Hampton, and Barbara Hull. ELEANORE LOGAS Head Majorette MR. STANEIY GOULD, director JANICE REDICAN JUDY BONNER BAND OFFICERS: Joan Hamp. CHORUS OFFICERS: Pam John- ton, Paul Farley, and Barbara son and Judy Porter. Hull. 1 JOANN LOGAS 66 CHORUS—BACK ROW: Sharon Bonham, Karen Hokanson, Bill Ripper, Bill Smith, Kcllcn Buckles, Paul Farley, Carl Purcell, Sharon Allen, Maureen Brewer, and Wynalie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Karen Gar- man, Patsy Stone, Joan Hampton, Anita Fuller, Sue Roy, Mary Rutherford, Kathleen Glancy, Frances Arthcr, Mary Long, Suzanne Martin, and Maxine Conrath. FRONT ROW: Ellen Fiscel, Judy Porter, Sue Myers, Barbara Fuller, Pam Johnson, Sara Ann Waters, Jacque Hood, Jeanie Goodykoontz, Sharon Ginsburg, and Barbara Hull. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Barbara Fuller, Judy Porter, Pam John- son, Ellen Fiscel, Joan Hampton, Jeanie Goodykoontz, and Barbara Hull. Martha Conrath not pictured. DANCE BAND-BACK ROW: Pam Johnson and Patsy Stone. SECOND ROW: Martha Conrath, Kellcn Buckles, Chuck Warren, Jim Coffman, and Paul Farley. FRONT ROW: Ha Mae Isham, Ellen Fiscel, and Barbara Hull. MADRIGALS—BACK ROW: Bill Ripper, Jim Wienke, Pam Johnson, Yvette Banegas, Paul Farley, and Carl Purcell. FRONT ROW: Ellen Fiscel, Judy Porter, Mary Hokanson, and Maxine Conrath. 67 STRING QUARTET: Barbara Hull, Vicky Childs, Melissa Hull, and Joan Hampton. MUSIC GLEE CLUB—FRONT ROW: Linda Dell, Sue Benjamin, Kathy Bahme, Ernestine Acuna, Margy Garland, Margy Adkins, Cathy Lopez, Arlene Daves, Sharon Gooch, Maxine Conrath, Charlene Harshberger, and Judy Roberts. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brakcman, Peggy Braffct, Marilyn McBratney, Rachel Bonza, Linda Smith, Terry Haynes, Dee Hilly, Mary Long, Beverly Wells, Karen Winstcd, and Diane Loyd. THIRD ROW: Pat Fridley, Sue Myers, Katherine Lancaster, Grace Hatfield, Elizabeth Davis, Marilee Jordan, Susan Woodhouse, Shirley Burgamy, Juanita Dunham, Sharon Ginsburg, and Minnie Allison. FOURTH ROW: Sue Roy, Carmen Brewer, Becky Cobb, Dorthy Taylor, Judy Collins, Audrey Tribble, Jackie Eavenson, Glenda Wilson, Pat Leivas, and Gloria Landa. 68 CAROLYN COOK, President DARLENE CARROW, Treasurer MISS MEIER, Sponsor MARIE PEPITON, Secretary BILLY HULL, Reporter LIBRARY CLUB-SITTING, left to right: Mario Pcpiton, Carol Bruce, Martha Lewis, Carolyn Cook, Barbara Fuller, Claire Tennant, Miss Meier. STANDING: Pot Carter, Alvera Wise, Ellen Fiscel, Doris Atkins, Darlene Carrow, Irma Slaughter, Pat Finnegan, Cheryl Evans, Billy Hull. 69 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Sara Ann Waters, treasurer; Maxine Dollar- hide, secretary; Karen Hokanson, vice-president; and Kathleen Glancy, president. STANDING: Hazel Chapman, Lynda Smith, Kathy Bahme, Frances Arthcr, Helen Bolger, and Sue Benjamin. SEATED: Maureen Brewer, Pat Alexander, Rachel Bonza, Minnie Allison, and Shirley Burgamy. STANDING: Pat Shepherd, Mary Hokanson, Elaine Wood, and Margy Gar- land. SEATED: Patsy Lacy, Corliss Markcc, Marilee Jordan, and Sue Myers. 70 From left to right: Joan Hampton, parliamentarian; Ellen Fisccl, Historian; Mrs. Hull, sponsor; Martha Con- rath, songleader; and Barbara Hull, reporter. STANDING: Margaret Vincent, Vicky Phillips, Audrey Tribble, Janet Taylor, and Judy Roberts. SEATED: Glenda Wilson, Dorothy Taylor, Verda Williamson, and Mary Jane Rutherford. STANDING: Karen Garman, Juanita Dunham, Elizabeth Davis, Tonya Fancher, and Linda Dell. SEATED: Pat Fridley, Pat Finnegan, Ginger Cowling, Susie Ely, and Judy Collins. 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONARY MEMBERS—ROW 1: Pam John- son, Margaret Pemberton, Maureen Brewer, Suz- anne Martin and Ronnie Wilson. ROW 2: Renee Key, Sherrine Davis, Anita Fuller and Sue Ben- jamin. Senior members: Patsy Lacy, Molly Arnold, Sharon Patillo, and Kathleen Glancy. SITTING: Tom Peterson and Bill Porter. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Ronnie Winstcd, James Wienke, Bill Hull and Ken Humble. ROW 2: Barbara Hull, Paul Farley, Kellen Buckles, Bill Ridenour and Sara Waters. ROW 3: Susan Ely, Karen Hokanson, Ellen Fiscel, Francis Arthur, Joan Hampton. ROW 4: Ginger Cowling, Mary Folley, Maxine Dollar- hide. KATHLEEN GIANCY First semester president MISS MEIER Sponsor BILL PORTER Second semester president NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-SEATED: Sharon Pattillo, secretary; and Molly Arnold, treasurer. STANDING: Bill Porter, vice-president. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-SEATED: Susan Ely, reporter; Joan Hampton, secretary; and Maxine Dollarhide, treasurer. STANDING: Jim Wicnkc, vice- president. PEP CLUB CO-CAPTAINS: Kathy Bahme and Sue Benjamin. BACK ROW: Janet Fournier, Pauline Keonie, Gloria lande, Elizabeth Davis, Margaret Vincent, Beverly Wells, Mariloc Jordan, Katherine Lancaster, Sue Myers, Pat Fridley, and Shirley Burgamy. FOURTH ROW: Ernestine Acuna, Suzanne Martin, Sue Roy, Anita Fuller, Sharon Ginsburg, Grace Hatfield, Juanita Dunham, Minnie Allison, Karen Winstead, and Judy Roberts. THIRD ROW: Becky Cobb, Cathy, Lopez, Mary Long, Hanky Bonclli, Terry Haynes, Dee Ann Hilty, Linda Smith, Linda Dell, and Susan Woodhousc. SECOND ROW: Judy Collins, Audrey Tribble, Glenda Wilson, Margy Atkins, Rachel Bonza, Elaine Wood, Mary Hokanson, Charlene Harshberger, and Jackie Eavcnson. FRONT ROW: Arlene Daves, Betty Meeks, Margy Garland, Barbara Brakeman, Peggy Braffet, Marilyn McBratney, Sue Benjamin, and Kathy Bahme. 74 G.A.A. OFFICERS: Dec Winner and Cheryl Evans. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: Carolyn Cook, Sandra Jacobs, Elizabeth Rush, Juanita Dunham, Sharon Ginsburg, Jeanie Goodkoontz, Glenda Wilson, Margy Adkins, Judy Collins, Barbara Brakcman, Peggy Braffett, and Margy Garland. FOURTH ROW: Gladys Moore, Gloria Landa, LeAnn Cisney, Evelyn Gatliff, Barbara Gastineau, Sally Schritter, Elizabeth Davis, A axine Conrath, Mary Long, Elaine Wood, Mary Hokanson, and Rachel Bonzo. THIRD ROW: Suzie Maynard, Susie Anderson, Vicky Phillips, Pam Johnson, Verda Williamson, lla Isham, Pat Shepherd, Charlene Harshberger, Sue Benjamin, and Kathy Bahme. SECOND ROW: Katherine Lancaster, Mary Rutherford, Dee Minner, Phyliss Prince, Maxine Dollarhide, Corliss Markee, Betty Thode, Shcrrine Davis, Margaret Pemberton, Renee Key,' and Judy Elcy. FRONT ROW: Jacque Hood, Kathleen Glancy, Betty Meeks, Bobbi Arnold, Molly Arnold, Cheryl Evans, Sue Ely, Cathy Lopez, and Beverly Sears. __ BARBARA FULLER SHARON ALLEN RUTHIE MILLER SHARON BOYER Hood Pom Pon POM PONS LUPE GOMEZ MARY RUTHERFORD STANDING from left to right: Barbara Fuller, Carol Black, Sharon Boyer, Ruthie Miller, Frances Arther, and Karon Gorman. KNEELING: Karen Kokanson, Sharon Allen, Mary Rutherford, and Lupe Gomez. 76 KAREN GARMAN FRANCES ARTHER KAREN HOKANSON CAROL BLACK Ruthie Miller, Frances Arther, and Karen Gar- man pose for a pic- ture. Pictured above arc Bar- bara Fuller, Sharon Boyer, and Carol Black. Left to right: Mary Jane Rutherford, Lupe Gomez, Sharon Allen, and Karen Hokanson. 77 CHEERLEADERS DEE WINNER Head Cheerleader CHERYL EVANS SUE ELY SHARON PATTILLO Sue Ely, Sara Water , Dee Minner, and Cheryl Evans. Sara Water , Dee Minnor, Cheryl Evan , and Sue 7ft Posing with the bulldog are: Cheryl Evans, Dee Minner, Sharon Patillo, and Sue Ely. Karen Hanna, Sherrine Davis, Judy Eley, and Renee Key are ready to cheer. Taking time out for a picture are: Renee Key, Judy. Eley, Sherrine Davis, and Karen Hanna. KAREN HANNA SHERRINE DAVIS RENEE KEY 79 ■11 ■ JUNIOR PLAY TISH Director MRS. BURNETT Asst. Director BONNIE DAVIS Ellen Leighton Cheryl Evans Charita Sheriff Lem Pike Corliss Markee Grover Thomas Callie Hopkins Joan Hampton Luther Hopkins Brian Meins Charlie Sands . Lizzie . Charles Cook Martha Conrath Aggie Letitia Carberry Barbara Hull Susie Ely Bettina Trent Wesley Andrews Pat Finnegan Carl Purcell Denby Crimes ........ .. Earl McKinney Dorice Gaylord Mary Rutherford BILL RIDENOUR Staae Manaaer Wardrobe and Makeup Supervisor PATSY STONE 80 I t SENIOR PLAY THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th Director .................. Mrs. Burnett Prison Matron ......Susan Woodhouse Bailiff ..................... Ken Cofer Judge Heath ............... Dick Grounds Attorney Flint .......... Ralph Stayner His Secretary ........... Barbara Fuller Attorney Stevens ............ Don Webb His Secretary .......... Kathleen Glancy Clerk .............. Wayne McLendon Attendant ............... Richard Neal Karen Andre ............... Dee Minner Dr. Kirkland ............ Bob Hendricks Mrs. Hutchins ........... Molly Arnold Homer Van Fleet .......... Carlos Lucero Elmer Sweeney ____________ Larry Johnson Nancy Lee Faulkner _______ Sharon Pattillo Magda Svenson ............. Nancy Bailey John Whitfield.............. Bill Porter Jane Chandler ............ Ruthie Miller Sigurd Jungquist ........ Bill Brakeman Larry Regan ................ Dave Thode Roberta Van Renssalaer .... Molly Arnold Court Reporter ..........Tom Peterson Policemen .................. Karl Willis Richard Wienke 81 GIRLS’ STATE BOYS’ STATE The American Legion and Legion Aux- iliary sends two girls and three boys from this school to represent the schools at Girls' and Boys' States. These people undergo a week of intensive training in citizenship and government. The program is designed to teach the duties, privileges, rights, and responsi- bilities of American citizenship and to arouse a love of American democracy. A faculty committee chooses the stu- dents to be thus honored on a basis of character, leadership, and service. BILL RIDENOUR JIM WIENKE ROLAND ESQUERRA SARA ANN WATERS JOAN HAMPTON 82 KATHLEEN GLANCY President SARA ANN WATERS Secretory QUILL SCROLL JACQUE HOOD Treasurer DICK GROUNDS Vice-President BARBARA FULLER Reporter STANDING: Kathleen Gloncy, Dick Grounds, Bill Osborn, Bill Porter, Tom Peterson, Molly Arnold, Sara Waters, and Sponsor Mrs. Logsdon. SEATED: Sharon Patlillo, Barbara Fuller, Maxine Dollarhide, Sue Ely, and Jacque Hood. 83 s HOMECOMING 1960 Queen SHARON BOYER Attendant MARY HERMANN Attendant SARA ANN WATERS 84 ■ rr Reigning over the Homecoming Dance are Attendants Sara Ann Waters and Mary Hermann and Queen Sharon Boyer. Co-Captain Bill Brakoman crowns Sharon Boyer. Mary Hermann, Sharon Boyer, and Sara Ann Waters watch the game from the 50-yard line. 85 Pep Club performs at halftime. Majorettes do a hula. •4 S' CANDIDATE LETTERMEN’S CLUB ROLAND ESQUERRA ERIC BOND Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer SENIOR IETTERMEN-BACK ROW: Richard Neal, Sonny Medina, Jim Rutz, Eric Bond, Dick Grounds, Mark Dunham, and Manuel Esquibel. SECOND ROW: Kenny Cofer, Andy Sansom, Steve West, George Campbell, and Ralph Stayner. FRONT ROW: Don Webb, Bill 8rakeman, Bob Hendricks, Jack Westcott, and Carlos Lucero. JUNIOR LETTERMEN-BACK ROW: Bill logas, Charlie Cook, Dale Standerfer, Leonard Seaborn, and Larry Seay. FRONT ROW: Estill Sumner, Pat legg, and Steve Brock. SOPHOMORE LETTERMEN: Rick Kinatc- der, Richard Inman, and Salty Richard- 88 son. WE HAD FUN IN ’61 mm A NORTH HIGHLIGHTS FOOTBALL COACHES. Mr. Orr and Mr. Cunningham. Mr. Orr received tenth place in the coach of the year award. Varsity managers are Bruce George, left, and Andy Sansom. FOOTBALL A-NORTHWEST CHAMPS The season opener was played at Yuma against the Kofa Kings. We won . . . Kingman ........................ 15 Kofa ...................... - 6 Bulldogs in action . . . RALPH STAYNER Center; All-State, Honor- able Mention; Confer- ence, 2nd string. RICHARD NEAL End DICK GROUNDS Halfback; All-State, Hon- orable Mention; Confer- ence, 2nd string. BILL BRAKEMAN End; Conference, 1 st string. a f n k MARK DUNHAM Fullback; Conference, 1st string. 92 CARLOS LUCERO Quarterback; All-State, Honorable Mention; Con- ference, 2nd string. MANUEL ESQUIBEL Halfback; Conference, Honorable Mention. STEVE WEST Tackle fT • JIM RUTZ End BOB HENDRICKS Quarterback HANK KIMBALL Guard GEORGE CAMPBELL Guard KENNY COFER Halfback JIM WIENKE Guard Go, Richard! A second win . . . Kingman ................31 Holbrook ............... 0 A thrilling game with Agua Fria at home . . . Kingman ................13 Agua Fria ............. 12 Our ffrst loss . . . Kingman ................21 Boulder City 26 Carlos carries the ball . . . Gaining yardage all the time, the Bulldogs fight to the victorious end . . . FOOTBALL RICKY KINATEDER Fullback A second loss . . . Kingman ........... 7 Phoenix Christian ..... 13 We celebrated Home- coming with a win . . . Kingman ............19 Peoria 13 Grounds scores . . . LARRY SEAY Tackle All-state, Honorable Men- tion GEORGE DUNCKHURST Tackle Conference, Honorable Mention BILL LOGAS Guard CHUCK COOK LEONARD SEABORN Center Halfback Ricky Kinatedcr gains yardage . . . Bulldogs earn a first and ten at Holbrook H mott o ti. ’ R Jy . GLENN WALKER Guard STEVE BROCK Tackle PAT LEGG DOCK McCLAIN Center Halfback Another win . . . Kingman 39 Tolleson 0 The regular season end- ed with a victory . . . Kingman 19 Buckeye 0 Football season closed with a loss to State Class A champs, Arcadia, in the A-North playoff . . . Kingman 19 Arcadia 34 95 Kingman carries again . . . M3 COACHES-Mr. Baca and Mr. Van- devier. J.V. FOOTBALL Go, Bullpups, go! MANAGERS—Louis Libertini and Tom Clinkenbeard. WE ARE THE BULLPUPS, MIGHTY, MIGHTY, UNDEFEATED BULLPUPS! Kingman.....19 Needles 6 Kingman 19 Boulder City..7 Kingman 15 Gorman 12 Kingman 38 Needles 19 STARTERS: John Lopez, Richard Brown, Bob Wallace, Zekc Mesa, Robert Rodriquez, Mike Baxter, Gary Crosley, Dennis Owen, Richard Inman, Jay Gates, and Gary Pagan. FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Inman, Richard Brown, Louis Libertini, Bob Wallace, Jay Gates, Zeke Mesa, Ande Lamoureaux, Skip Davis, Robert Rodriquez, Gary Crosley, Dennis Owen. SECOND ROW: David Crosley, Chuck Pektovich, Johnny Lopez, Broda Clark, Ramon Yniquez, Ken Lorton, Mike Moore, Charlie Glancy, Danny Badilla, Ronnie Esquerra, Darrell Thurman. THIRD ROW: Bob Scott, Jerry Craig, H. D. Wil- banks, Roland Serrano, Gary Pagan, Tom 8owling, Jim Morris, Mike Smith, Arnold Thomas, Floyd Sharp, John Olich. BACK ROW: Dan Pows- key, Tom White and David Tomczyk. 96 J.V. FOOTBALL DEFENSE: Ronnie Esquerra, Arnold Thomas, Danny Badilla, David Crosley, Ken Lorton, Jim Morris, Floyd Sharp, Ande Lamoureaux, Skip Davis, H. D. Wilbanks, and Punchy Richardson. HUSTLERS: Dan Powskey, Jerry Craig, Larry Pass, Broda Clark, Mike Moore, John Otich, Bob Scolt, Roland Serrano, Tom White, Ramon Yniquex, and Charlie Glancy. Needles fumbles . . Richard Inman carries the ball . . Ken Lorton makes the tackle . . - 97 BASKETBALL TEAM—FRONT ROW: Bob Hendricks, Eric Bond, Carlos Lucero, Manuel Esquibel, Sonny Medina, and Dick Grounds. SECOND ROW: John Redican, Dave Thodc, 8ill Brakeman, Richard Neal, Dale Standerfer, and Larry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Manager Leonard Seaborn, Jim Rutz, Ken Cofer, Ron Winstead, Estill Sumner, and Manager Ralph Stayner. BACK: Coach Cunningham. SONNY MEDINA MANUEL CHICKEN ESQUIBEL ERIC BOND A North, 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team 98 CARLOS LUCERO BOB HENDRICKS CLASS v G fy OAVE THODE A North, 1st Team All-State, 2nd Team “A” NORTH CHAMPIONS DICK GROUNDS BILL BRAKEMAN RICHARD NEAL LARRY JOHNSON DALE STANDERFER We won our first five . . Kingman 53 Kingman 64 Kingman 65 Kingman 54 Parker 42 Phoenix Christian 26 Boulder City 53 Buckeye 56 Tolleson 42 Then, we were defeated Kingman 50 re more wins . . Kingman 59 Kingman 55 Kingman 73 Kingman 52 Kingman 56 AA school . Prescott 60 Agua Fria 56 Needles 41 Kofa 33 Peoria 50 Phoenix Christian 48 ssrv 99 Will 8illy make it? Jump Ball!!! Neal scores two against Needles. BASKETBALL Carlo score ! Chicken dunks the ball! Sonny makes two! Four more wins for the Bulldogs . .. Kingman.......56 Boulder City 54 Kingman.......60 Buckeye.............46 Kingman.......73 Tolleson .......... 36 Kingman .......51 Needles ........... 49 We suffered our first and only conference loss to Aqua Fria ... Kingman.......51 Aqua Fria ......... 52 We ended the season as Northwestern division champs with three more victories . .. Kingman 75 Kofa - 44 Kingman 67 Peoria 56 Kingman.... „..64 Parker „ 45 JOHN REDICAN JIM RUT2 ESTILL SUMNER Chicken shoots! Dave shoots a free throw! Dave shoots a long one against Needles. High scorers: Dave Thode and Sonny Medina. 101 Happy Champs! Kingman Kingman Kingman Sonny! shoots! Eric's up with it! 102 Dave makes another. Bob scores at the tourney. ROW 1: Jay Gales, Jim Hornbuckle, Johnny Lopez, H. D. Wilbanks, Kim Bond, Roland Serrano, Hubby Grounds, Richard Inman, Sally Richard- son, Ronnie Esquerra. ROW 2: Gary Crosley, Louis Liberlini, Charles Glancy, Ernie Dollarhide, Larry Foss, Tommy White, Stephen Bradley, Robert Scott, Skip Davis, David Crosley. ROW 3: Coach Riley McDowell, Manager Rusty Petry. 103 High scorers: Skip Davis and H. D. Skip tries for two against Needles. Wilbanks. J. V. SCHEDULE Kingman 53 Parker 29 Kingman 58 Phoenix Christian . 54 Kingman 45 23 Kinqman 45 Boulder City . 40 Kingman 17 Boulder City . . 44 Kingman 58 Buckeye 46 37 56 Kingman 38 Tolleson 37 33 50 Kingman 37 Needles .. 39 41 Prescott ... 64 Kingman 47 Aqua Fria .... 67 34 51 Kingman 44 Kofa .. 47 55 35 Kingman 52 Peoria ... 41 38 53 Kingman 64 Parker 48 Kingman 33 Peoria . 51 SEASON RECORD 9 Wins 10 Losses 104 Skip scores another. BASEBALL BACK ROW: Skip Davis, Charlie Cook, Ralph Stayner, Estill Sumner, and Dick Grounds. SECOND ROW: Salty Richardson, Leonard Seaborn, Dale Standcrfer, Glenn Walker, and H. D. Wilbanks. FRONT ROW: Earl Chambers, Eric Bond, Bob Hendricks, Bill Brakeman, John Redican, Coach Baca, and Brian Meins. 105 EARL CHAMBERS ERIC BOND Bill Brakeman, Ralph Sfayner, and Earl Chambers. KNEELING: Dick Grounds. SCHEDULE March 3—Kingman at Aqua Fria March 10—Kingman at Buckeye March 11—Kingman at Tolleson March 17—Kingman at Peoria March 18—Kingman at Phx. Christian March 24—Boulder City at Kingman March 25—Kingman at Needles March 29—Parker at Kingman April 7—Aqua Fria at Kingman BOB HENDRICKS RALPH STAYNER INFIELDERS: Esfill Sumner, H. D. Wilbanks, Ralph BASEBALL DAI E STANDERFER SCHEDULE April 8—Kingman at Kofa April 14—Buckeye at Kingman April 15—Kingman at Parker April 21—Tolleson at Kingman April 22—Kofa at Kingman April 28—Peoria at Kingman April 29—Needles at Kingman May 2—Kingman at Boulder City May 5—Phoenix Christian at Kingman Eric Bond, Glenn Walker, and Dale Standerfer. CHUCK COOK JOHN REDICAN 107 LEONARD SEABORN MM ; J.V. BASEBALL BACK ROW: Charlie Glancy, Hubby Grounds, Ande lamoureaux, Richard Brown, Kim Bond, Mike Baxter, Ronald Winsted, Mike Finnegan, and Coach McDowell. SECOND ROW: Joe Moore, Rick Christman, Zeke Mesa, Broda Clark, Steve Brock, Darrell Thurman, and Jim Payne. FRONT ROW: Steve Bradley, Eddie Dollarhidc, Roland Serrano, George Grainger, and Bob Scott. 108 TRACK STANDING: Eric Bond, Richard Neal, Mark Dunham, Rick Kinateder, and Richard Inman. KNEELING: Coach Vandevier, Carlos Lucero, Dick Grounds, Ralph Stayncr, Bob Hendricks, and Coach Orr. Record-breaking relay team: Richard Neal, Dick Grounds, Bob Hendricks, and Erick Bond. STANDING: Bob Wallace, Jim Hornbuckle, and Johnny Lopez. KNEELING: Fred Loyd, Manager. 109 MARK DUNHAM RICK KINATEDER BOB HENDRICKS TRACK RICHARD INMAN I 10 Ill £ ce; CENTRAL COMMERCIAL CO. Fourth and Beale Thirteen departments to serve you. Telephone SKyline 3-2131 Serving the Northwestern Arizona area . . . OLD TRAILS GARAGE, 315 Andy Devine Ave.. your dealer in Cadillac. Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac. Tom Peterson Hualapai photographer, admires the '61 Cadillac as he prepares to take an ad picture. Below, Tom ponders the problems involved in taking the ad shot for BRITT'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION, 425 Andy Devine Ave.. in Kingman. 113 Got to get that car ready for the big homecoming dance. think Don Eley and Eric Bond. They have no trouble finding just what they need in the large stock on hand at . . . BOB'S AUTO PARTS ... on Beale Street in downtown Kingman. Then it's down to . . . CULVER'S MOBILE . . . with Eric and Don. where helpful Don Webb shows them just exactly what the trouble is and suggests how to really make that engine sharp. Sharp Indeed. is the word Don applies to the beautiful corsage that Mrs. Dean Pattillo of the . . . KINGMAN ROSE GARDEN AND FLORISTS . . . shows him. It'll match her dress exactly! exclaims Don. Well, naturally, we aim to please, is the answer from Mrs. Pattillo. WOTUtf Meanwhile Sharon Boyer, Homecpming Queen, gets a sneak preview of the lovely crown she'll wear soon. The tiara was donated by . . . KINGMAN JEWELERS . . . and Mrs. Jim Dowling reminds Sharon that if you don't know your jewelry, know your jeweler . . . Jim Dowling. Sharon Boyer and Don Webb look over many of the brand new features of the Studebaker Lark at . . . McCarthy motors Texaco station The Smiling Irishman's . . . and dream of driving one to the homecoming dance this year. With the big dance finally over . . . Eric Bond. Sharon Boyer. Marie Pepiton, and Don Eley have a Coke and a snack at . . . THE EL TROVATORE RESTAURANT . . . and laugh across the room to others who had just as much fun at the dance. 115 - . . . and Bobbi picks up the supplies for the afternoon's pic- nic .. . she discusses potato chips with Joe Hart at . . . SAFEWAY . . . in Kingman. With Spring and Summer comes the fun of picnics and water sports . . . Sharon Pattillo and Bobbi Arnold buy needed tow- els and swim suits at FS=f . . . PENNEYS . . . Bill Brakeman takes the pause that refreshes while Dick Grounds waits impatiently as they do their part for the picnic at Lake Mohave. It's easy to see that Bill heartily recommends the product of . . . THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. . . . . . . located on Highway 66 East in Kingman . . . 116 Bob Hendricks has convinced Dick Grounds that fishing at the lake should be good . . . so why not combine pleasure with pleasure at the picnic. They stopped in at . . . PRENTICE'S BAIT TACKLE . . . for bait, but ... a new stock of reels caught their fancy. And so to the lake . . . where Carol Black, Bobbi Arnold, Bob Hendricks, and Bill Brakeman relax for a moment while the others are making arrangements for the fun and pleasure which may be enjoyed by anyone through the facilities of ... THE LAKE MOHAVE RESORT . . . near beautiful Davis Dam in wonderful Mohave County. Arizona. 117 As deadlines come and deadlines go, the Hualapai staff works diligently and con- tinuously . . . thinking. The Job will never be finished1 Bill Porter. Hualapai Business Manager, confers with Bill Grounds and Mrs. Wesley Britt of GROUND'S LIVESTOCK AND REAL ESTATE. 425 E. Beale St.. Kingman, concerning their annual ad. Kathleen Glancy. left, Editor of the annual, picks up a package of pictures from Margaret Strait of GALLUP STUDIOS. 114 N. 4th St., as Senior Dee Minner looks on via her picture. Indispensable to any annual staff is the art editor . . . and indispensable to Art Editor Jacque Hood is the wide range of art supplies available from Mrs. Maurice Finnegan of FINNEGAN'S ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP located at 236 E. Beale St. in downtown Kingman. 118 Assistant Editor Margaret Pemberton, right, ad- mires a sharp polaroid picture in the hands of Ollie Bond of KINGMAN DRUG, at the corner of 4th and Andy Devine. Marg advises that you see Ollie” for ail of your cosmetic needs. Mrs. Younger of the SPINNING WHEEL on North 3rd weaves a fascinating spell for Assistant Business Manager Bobbi Arnold. Bobbi knows that the Spin- ning Wheel specializes in all sorts of yarns and threads. The business manager of last year's annual, Lila Pemberton, has a great deal to look happy about. Mr. C. M. Hart, manager of CITIZEN'S UTILITIES COMPANY of Kingman is handing her a $500 scholarship given by the company to a son or daughter of an employee. CITIZEN'S UTILITIES COMPANY SERVES YOU . . 119 Tourism is a vital part of the economy of Mohave County and Kingman . . . One of the most comfortable and attractive of the many motels in the area is THE ARCADIA LODGE on Highways 66 and 93 in Kingman. Mrs. O. A. Nordine. right. Manager, welcomes a tourist family from Missouri. Ben Smith, a Senior, employed at BRAKEMAN'S MOBILE SERVICE, East Andy Devine Avenue, gives a tourist’s car a check-over to be sure that it will be in top condition as it crosses the Southern Cal- ifornia desert. The TURQUOISE GIFT SHOP, 927 E. Andy Devine Ave. in Kingman, holds many attractions for tourists from all parts of the world . . . authentic Indian jewelry and crafts are featured. The tourist couples above, from Los Angeles. California, suburbs, are intent in their study of an ash tray. 120 One of Kingman's Finest A Pride of Highway 66 CAFE WORLD FAMOUS FOR CHICKEN IN THE ROUSH 709 EAST ANDY DEVINE AVENUE STEAKS ... ROASTS .. .TROUT Serving Mohave County, Arizona, the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, at the junction of Highways 66 and 93 in West Kingman, puts out numerous and varied publications to boost the tourist economy of the county. Bill Porter, Howard Heilman, Chamber president, and Betty Windle discuss a county recreational map recently published. 121 Your Independent Insurance Agency NEVINS INSURANCE AGENCY The Nevins, Pat and Jo. of the NEVINS INSURANCE AGENCY, 404 E. Beale Street, this year joined hundreds of Kingmanites in saluting the Bulldogs, Class A North Champions in basketball. Charlie Lum, genial proprietor of the JADE RESTAURANT, at the foot of the hill on High- way 66 in Kingman, is shown congratulating Coach David Cunningham who led the Bulldogs to top Class A honors. Make it the JADE RESTAURANT for the finest in Chinese and Cantonese dishes on Highway 66, as well as delicious American foods. 122 Lindsey Bond, of BOND’S BARBER SHOP, be- tween Beale and Highway 66 on North Third St., has reason to be proud of his son Eric, who was selected to the first team of all-state Class A basketball. Dave Thode was chosen for the all-state Class A basketball second team this year. Nolan Davis, owner of DAVIS HEATING COOLING, 525 E. Andy Devine Ave., a grad' 'himself from M.C.U. H.S. congratulates Dave on his accomplishment. Roy Dunton, of DUNTON MOTORS, I 17 Andy Devine Ave. in Kingman, shows Mr. Conrath, high school driver's training instructor, the beautiful '61 Ford. A car similar to the one shown was furnished to the school by Mr. Dunton. The new T Bird is on the right . . . and is the right” car for everyone. FORD . . . MERCURY . . . COMET . . . LINCOLN 123 West Kingman is growing . One of the new sights along Highway 93-466 in West Kingman is this new sign put ud by the JAGERSON REALTY COMPANY, headquarters in Kingman for Lake Mohave Country Club Estates. One of the finest motels to be found in Northwestern Arizona is HAFLEY'S HOLI DAY HOUSE, located on the Las Vegas Highway. 93-466, in Kingman. 124 Next door to the Holiday House Motel in West Kingsman is JOHNSON'S HOLIDAY HOUSE RESTAURANT, the perfect eating place for travelers, or guests at the sev- eral near-by motels. DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES Mary Jane Rutherford finds Elvis most at- tractive while diggen the last word in pop tunes at MOHAVE RADIO ELECTRIC, 417 East Beale Street in Kingman. rU .1 : . i Delicious is the word for the treasures found by Maxine Dollarhide at the DQ , the DAIRY QUEEN, 208 W. Andy Devine Ave- nue. Mary Jane, Sue and Maxine are too deeply involved in eyeing the menu at OSWALT'S RESTAU- RANT, West on Highway 66. to notice anything else, but who can blame them. Guess what the photographer did after completing his picture. There's $400 worth of Orange Blossom Diamond, explains Frank Fetrow to Sue Ely. Really she just stopped in to pick up a watch band at FETROW'S JEWELRY STORE, 427 Beale. Fetrow’s is the center for all sorts of gift-giving ideas. DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES Should I raid my piggy bank or not? won- ders Hubby Grounds, as he studies plans of the 1961 GMC Pick-Ups at MOHAVE MO- TORS, 535 E. Andy Devine Ave., GMC deal- er for Northwestern Arizona.________________ He does raid the bank, but it's no truck he buys. Here he's caught leaving ARIVADA DISTRIBUTOR'S office at 208 E. Beale St. with the goods, or perhaps the word is ' goodies .___________________________ Sara Ann Waters carefully studies the design on a box of stationery at the offices of THE MOHAVE COUNTY MINER, the only newspaper published in Mohave County. An interested bystander is MINER employee Don Eley. 126 DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES Rusty Petry stops in at the new home of the KINGMAN BAKE SHOP, on Beale St. in downtown Kingman. You can tell that Rusty likes cookies, rolls, buns, doughnuts, tarts, cream puffs . . . Virginia Cowling is intensely paying attention to Mr. Fred Golding of the BERNICE RICHARDSON INSURANCE AGENCY, 123 N. Sixth St. as he explains some of the finer points of the business._______________ The extreme beauty of the 1961 Imperial, mightiest of the fine Chrysler line, speaks out for itself. It is shown here in the showroom of COFFMAN MOTORS, 543 Andy Devine Ave., Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth dealer for all of Northwestern Arizona. 127 DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES Dee Minner looks longingly at a dress that has caught her eye at PETRY'S HOUSE OF FASHION, 207 N. Fourth St., headquarters for the finest in feminine attire. V MOHAVE ELECTRIC COOP., INC. serves the outlying areas of Northwestern Arizona with the low cost electricity that keeps our complex civilization running. Dee ... oh Dee . . . Oh well, who can hear anything with his head under a dryer, such as the modern, up to date dryers used at the MON PETITE BEAUTY SALON, 2016 Andy Devine Ave. A familiar sight to all, and a friendly beacon to all travelers along Highway 66 93 in Kingman is the KINGMAN TRAVELODGE, at the foot of the long hill on 66-93 in downtown Kingman. DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES Derle Walker and Mr. Robert- Tucker prepare to enter the TUCKER INSURANCE AGEN- CY, 304 E. Beale St., where Derle wants to discuss a policy to protect his motorcycle. Ken McKay, left, employed by ALEX'S TOG- GERY, 206 N. Fourth St., practices his sales- manship on Brian Meins. He almost sold Brian that suit, even though Brian was only posing for the annual.__________________________ Karl Willis is shown filling up his car at Mc- BRAYER'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION, 941 E. Andy Devine Ave., at the foot of the hill on High- way 66. Barbara Fuller is quite enchanted by the beautiful sailboat planter on display at the VALLEY NURSERY FLORIST shop at 132 Beale St. in downtown Kingman. In the course of her shopping, Sharon Pattillo ex- changes smiles with Mrs. Dye at KING'S DAIRY, 136 E. Spring, while picking up a half gallon of delicious Carnation ice cream. Doing some shopping for odds and ends at CITY DRUG, INN. Fourth St., in Kingman, Karen Han- na discusses the merits of a new shampoo with Mrs. Vernie Finch. It appears that some minds run in the same patterns. Sharon and Karen both wind up at the meat counter at LOVELAND'S FOOD CENTER, Second and Beale, where Mr. Loveland is selling Karen some of the high-quality fresh sausage that Loveland's makes. Sharon is more interested in the steak she sees on display below. Buildings can be interesting ... On the worm, clear day in March when this picture was taken, GRAVES CHEVRON, at the corner of Fifth and Andy De- vine, was doing a booming business. On that same day in March, a spray from a sprink- ler on the lawn in front of THE HILLTOP MOTEL, at the top of the long hill on Highway 66, set a peaceful scene. Faces can also be interesting . . . Molly Arnold grins with surprise as the camera catches her leav- ing some laundry with Owen Finch of the SPIC SPAN CLEANERS, 211 E. Beale St. Darlene Carrow concentrates on the selection of a birthday card from the large display at the SPROUSE-REITZ VARIETY STORE in Kingman. She is assisted by Elma Jacobs, a new employee at the store. 131 Compliments and Best Wishes From . . The MOHAVE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS . . . Lee Stevens . . . Chairman George C. (Joe) Ricca Robert Peart C. B. (Kirk) TATUM CARL D. HAMMOND Clerk of the Superior Court Mohave County Attorney BERNICE B. HULET County Superintendent of Schools PEGGY B. SMITH Mohave County Recorder DR. PAUL LONG CITY OF KINGMAN Dentist Police Department 132 Compliments and Best Wishes From . . . W. D. LAWE Mohave County Assessor RUTH MOSER Mohave County Treasurer D. W. (Bill) HARRIS CHARLES P. ELMER Mohave County Sheriff Judge of the Superior Court KINGMAN CITY COUNCIL . . . E. J. McCarthy . . . Mayor Dr. Walter Brazie Dean Pattillo Benn Keller Theodore R. Wallace Dorothy Osterman Elwin Shaeffer MOHAVE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION . . . Senator Robert E. Morrow Senator Thelma Bollinger Representative J. J. Glancy 133 L TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World' Bc t Yearbook Are Taylor-made fT-i