Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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This metal flake purple bomb, which obviously belongs to a member of the class of ’70. received the rep- utation of the fastest car in town. It’s not everybody’s car that gets a name like that. Coach Bruner's last home game of his last season at K.H.S. 10

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s a Colorful Affair In Homecoming Parade float competition the seniors were a- warded first place with the theme, “Running Bare.” In second place were the sophomores, their theme being “Tulligia.” Third were the freshmen with “Don’t Take It So Hard,” and finally, the juniors with “Indian Lake. Below, the band leads the parade and does its thing. The Junior float (top right) and the Sophomore float (1 tom right) are shown in the Homecoming Parade. Othei entries are decorated cars a grease painted clowns. The Senior float (top left) and the Freshman float (bottom left) were two of the entries representing class competition. Senior Mark Johnston (below) makes a touchdown for the Bulldogs. Junior Varsity Cheerleader Viola Esquibel. and Mas- cot Kim Phillips, cheer on the Bulldogs. 9

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Table of Contents Academics.................12 Honors....................34 Clubs and Organizations . . 38 Activities................66 Sports....................92 Classes..................110 Advertisements...........165 Seeing is believing? Not at KHS. Through the Magic of Photography, we have tried to capture the way it real- ly was at Kingman High School this year, The sights and the words are recorded here, you are left to supply the sounds, from experience or by imagination. We of the staff have tried to include every phase of school life in the 1970 Huala- pai. n