Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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January meant Basketball vic- tories at KHS. Steve Welks was the win- ner of the DAR Citizen- ship Award. Frantic typists rushed to get their last minute semester assignments in. K. C. Orr announces “Top ' Larry Gates was the lead “singer” of “Top Shelf. ABOVE: Shelf. The matmaids, first at KHS, were Diana Key, Michelle Van Nortwick, Katie Graves, Alisa Merkitch, Sheri Craver, and Sherry Goodgame. BACK ROW: Terri Weisrock, Sherry Whcatly, Anita Niceley, and Arlene Niceley.

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January Strikes Again Juniors tried hard to get the spirit trophy, but as tradition has it, it usually goes to the Seniors. January started off the usual way, only this time there was an epidemic of ‘‘Bicentennial hangovers. Top Shelf” returned this year. The music was . . .. but they were great. The members of ‘‘Top Shelf” were introduced as Tony Orlando Arnold, Georgie Bear Hale, Larry Lawrence” Gates, and Larry Elton John” Dye. Other band members were K. C. Orr and Danny Medina. LetterGirls initiated three girls who had quali- fied by winning a varsity letter. Steve Welks won the DAR award for good cit- izenship. This was the first year the award was open to boys as well as girls. Steve also won an appointment to West Point, the Army Academy. Child Development Class continued to learn about children by studying live, active pre-schoolers, such as these at play with Senior Debbie James. 27 Anita Niceley, Edda Marshall, Marisa Murphy were initated as official LetterGirls.