Kingman High School - Hualapai Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1977 volume:

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He's come so far, in such a short time. The dream is within reach of his outstretched fingers. It won't be long now. The work, the skill required, makes no difference now. Determination is the deciding factor, and with that, all goals can be reached. Many years fall behind him, as he walks the path of life, the years marked by the perfection within them. Only a special person can obtain what is necessary to reach their innermost hopes. The man that possesses these qualities is Mr. Gene Wolff. That is why, Mr. Wolff, this 1977 Hualapai is dedicated to you. Reach for It! Such a small child we all once were. The game to play, a life to live, so far away. A smile, a tear, a cry, a hope. The search goes on, as days go by. Some stop to wonder, and never move on; Some think and walk and continue toward the sky, because there is no limit. It's all in you, to strideor to halt, to run away, or to run toward. Each soul is a miracle, and to fulfill your purpose you must reach for your dream Reach for it, come near and near again, reach for it, and grasp. Table of Contents HONORS 17 CLASSES 29 ACTIVITIES 109 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 123 ACADEMICS 149 SPORTS 169 ADVERTISERS 195 INDEX 219 FADtastic '77! Natalie Edwards is wearing a fadulous embroidered shirt. Reed Allen's old Ford pick-up is surely an oldie but goodie. Raymond Neil's truck is one of the more up to date styles, with K. C. lights, a roll bar, mag wheels and roaring pipes. Shermaline Wimberly wears a stylish scarf. Looks as if we took Brad Jordan by surprise. Natalie Edwards, '62 Corvair really adds class to KHS campus. One of the newer fads is personalized license plates, rainbow tape and 5-speeds; shown here by Tami Byam's Celica. 6 Old trucks, new cars, K-C lights and roll bars, personal- ized license plates, bumper stickers, roller skates. Hard rock, bad talk, soft songs and rubber thongs. Fads will come and fads will go, and KHS will always know. What's in, what's out, what's all around, like hair that hangs down by the mounds. We have fat hair, thin hair, hair that's been both here and there. Our feet never saw the blues 'cuz we FADulous socks and shoes. 77 was a FADTAS- TIC Year. Marly Finch is in style with his Levi shirt and feathered Sue Moline's hair is at the top of the fad hair. Anne Randell and Lou Burrage are burnt out. Mark list in everyone's eyes. Miss Colgrove Cruse is proud of his sporty Mustang. Good times is models one of her many fadlous fashions, another popular fad as shown by Jane Barkhurst. 7 Steve Ford Visits School. . . Steve Ford addresses approximately 600 stu- dents in the Kingman High School gymnasium. Ford urged students to get involved in politics. RIGHT: Highway 66 is the main-street of Kingman. The elections played a big part in community affairs. For the first time, a member of the President's family came to Kingman. Steve Ford, son of Presi- dent Gerald R. Ford, came to Kingman, campaigning for his father. The County Fair provides fun and entertainment each year. Touring ghost towns around Kingman is also a favorite pastime. The city government is forever reaching to improve the life of Kingman citizens. The county fair is almost always a source of fun for Kingman citizens. 8 and Community The Ferris Wheel is the center of attraction at any fair. TOP: The Kingman City Complex is the house of most city officials. LEFT: It's hard to believe that it actually snows in Kingman! Girls Win State Championship The highlight of the sports year was the Girls' Track team winning the State Championship. Members of the State Championship team were: BACK: Kay Oswalt, Coach Richard Bartoo, Maureen Collins, Cindy Jones, Anita Goodrich, Teri Pitts, Gloria Frey, Randi Johnson, Linda Mankowski, Erin Moore, Rhonda Wienke, Cindi Hughes. MIDDLE: Rhonda McFerrin, Elaine Chan, Joann Rosencrans, Stacy Campbell, Nancy Bartoo, Robin Clark, Peggy Frye, Lisa Wisely, Cindy Webster, Michelle Marratta, Becky Standifer, Marlene Holy- oak, Gail Stevens, Ann Randall. FRONT: Christy Lee, Sharon Lawrence, Natalie Edwards, Lori Baldwin, Teresa Estridge, Margaret Bender, Roberta Mur- phy, and Debbie Jett. RIGHT: Karla Phillips wins the race. 10 Marisa Murphy was one of our best long jumpers. ABOVE: Erin Moore, one of the most outstanding athletes of KHS, was undefeated as a discus thrower. Girls' Track members are busy preparing for another hard day's practice. ABOVE: Nancy Bartoo, Roberta Murphy and Gail Stevenson were our long distance runners. We, the KHS student body, sincerely appreciated all your hard work and outstanding success last year. We support you 100% in the years to come. n chines ■siqnmenl 2 Homecoming Royalty Queen candidates: Linda Mankowski, Tina Metzger (red Trans Am), Jane Barkhurst, Shelley Yokely and Maxine Hart (white Trans Am). Queen Linda Mankowski looks happy after being crowned Homecoming Queen. ABOVE: Attendants, Queen, and Escorts: Shelly Yokely and Kelly Moore, Jane Barkhurst and Ken Salmon; Tina Metzger and Mike Parsons; Queen Linda Mankowski and Pat McVey; and Maxine Hart and Harold Hatley. 13 Homecoming 1976. . . The football team suffered a disappointing loss, 37-0. Homecoming 1976, October 4-8 was a different affair than usual. Class cars replaced class floats. Band members replaced football team members as escorts for the queen and her attendants. It proved to be the best Homecoming ever, with the exception of one thing. The football team lost to Snowflake by the score of 37-0. Student Council decided that float- building was too costly. Each class was allowed to enter five cars in the parade. Clubs were also invited to enter cars. Winning the car competition was FFA. Culminating the week-long activities was the crowning of Linda Mankowski as Homecoming Queen, 1976. The band formed a spirit line, and the football This window, painted at the Bus Depot, was one of the many windows painted team entered through this line. by students at KHS. M a Different Affair The Kingman High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. John Dallabetta, plays “You're a Grand Old Flag and forms a USA. 15 Homecoming Winners TOP: This window, painted on a window at Mohave Radio, was judged the best window by Homecoming judges. ABOVE: The FFA entry was chosen as the first place entry in the Homecoming Parade. RIGHT: Cheerleaders stop to do a cheer during the Homecom- ing Parade. 16 Na Distinguished classmen have reached and achieved. Students Receive Honors At any school, students will receive honors. The Annual Staff would like to dedicate these following pages to the students that have achieved honors. These students have not only achieved honors at KHS, but also in the city, county, and state. Linda Mankowski was not only picked as the Homecoming Queen, but the faculty picked her the recipient of the DAR award. RIGHT: Katie Graves was picked as Miss Mohave County for 1977. Miss Graves will able to compete for the title of Miss Arizona in june. m 18 They Have Won! Jerry Kinsel was awarded All-Conference football honors. ABOVE: Karen Dorner is valedictorian of the Senior class and has been awarded tuition fee waivers at both ASU and UofA. ABOVE LEFT: Keith Cochran was selected as the local winner of the Cen- tury III scholarship, and was awarded a tuition fee waiver at ASU. LEFT: Gilbert Chavez was awarded All-Conference football hon- ors. � 9 Sports Honors Ray Karr finished 28th in the State Cross Country Meet and was awarded All-Conference Honors. RIGHT: Nancy Bartoo finished 3rd in the state Cross Coun- try Meet and was awarded All-Conference Honors. ABOVE: Paul Essig was Awarded All-Conference Honors for football. ABOVE RIGHT: Cyndi Hughes was awarded All-Conference Honors for Volleyball. 20 Top 3 Seniors The Annual Staff dedicates these next three pages to the Top Ten Seniors, as of 7 semesters. The staff asked these ten seniors the following questions: 1. What are your hobbies? 2. Who was your best teacher? 3. Who was your most favorite teacher? 4. If you had these four years to do over again, what would you do differently? 1 — Karen Dorner (above left) 1. Sewing, cycling, running, writing, and tennis. 2. Mr. Ray Conrath. 3. Mrs. Carol Randall. 4.1 think that if I did any thing dif- ferently, I really wouldn't be me. 2 — Telitha Spears (above) 1. Music, reading, drama, and homemaking. 2. Mr. John Dallabetta. 3. Mr. John Dallabetta and Miss Joann Harriss. 4. I would study Algebra harder and be more active in clubs. 3 — Keith Cochran. 1. Music, drama, reading, hunt- ing, hiking, and camping. 2. Mr. David Cunningham. 3. Mr. Bill Musgrove and Mrs. Linda Wolff. 4. I wouldn't have gotten so involved in activities. 21 Four, Five, and Six 1. What are your hobbies? 2. Who was your best teacher? 3. Who was your most favorite teacher? 4. If you had these four years to do over again, what would you do differently? 4 — Amy Colcord (above) 1. Music, literature and drama. 2. Mr. Gene Wolff. 3. Mr. Roger Murillo, Mr. |ohn Dallabetta, and Mr. Gene Wolff. 4. I would be involved in more activities, meet more people, and take more advantage of the courses offered. 5 — Loren Geesey (above right) 1. Basketball. 2. Mr. David Cunningham. 3. Mrs. Barbara Conrath. 4. I would have participated in more sports. I also would have tried to make my senior year more exciting because it has been very BORING, except for basket- ball. 6. — Barbara Daniels (right) 1. Singing, reading, cooking, sewing, and drama. 2. Mr. David Cunning- ham. 3. Mr. Gene Wolff and Mrs. Barbara Conrath. 4.1 would take more business courses, meet more peo- ple, make more friends, and be active in more clubs. 22 Seniors — 7-10 1. What are you hobbies? 2. Who was your best teacher? 3. Who was your most favorite teacher? 4. If you had these four years to do over again, what would you do differently? 7 — Dan Resch (above) 1. Music, photography, hik- ing, swimming, and electronics. 2. Mr. Gene Wolff. 3. Mr. Stan Gould. 4. I would get more involved in jour- nalism and drama. 8 — Lynda Smail (above left) 1. Skiing, sewing, reading. 2. Mrs. Carol Randall. 3. Mr. Ray Conrath. 4. Nothing, I have enjoyed my high school years immensely. 9 — Sherry Wheatley (center left) 1. Writing, tra- velling, ice skating. 2. Mrs. Carma Zumwalt. 3. I had no favorite, there was only one I didn't like. 4.1 would have tried to revise the student council constitution. 10 — Rodney Smith (left) 1. Hiking, exploring, and reading. 2. Mrs. Donna Johnson. 3. Mr. Frank Lee. 4. I would be more involved in activities. 23 Honorable Students Jani Cunningham was awarded All-Conference honors in Girls' Basketball. ABOVE: Susan Lingenfelter was awarded All-Confer- ence honors in Girls'BasketbalT. LEFT: Kim Standerfer and Donnie Faver (not pictured) both finished 3rd in the State Wrestling Tour- ney. ABOVE RIGHT: Bobbie Daniels was the recepient of the Betty Crocker Homemaker aw,ard. 24 Musical Honors On January 29, members of the KHS Band and Choir travelled to Flagstaff to com- pete in the Solo and Ensem- ble Festival and to try out for Regional Band. Band Members receiving honors were (standing) Cindy Webster, Superior Rating and Regional Band; Tony Garcia, Superior Rating and Regional Orchestra; Peggy Finne- gan, Superior Rating; (sitting) Teli- tha Spears, Superior Rating; Deana McElrath, Superior Rating and Regional Choir. Choir Members receiving I iors were Debbie Jett, Superior ting and Regional Choir; Katie C jves, Superior Rating and Regional Choir; and Dan Resch, Regional Choir. 25 Boys'and Girls' State Delegates In June of 1976 seven members of the Class of 77 participated in Boys' and Girls' State. The five boys went to Flagstaff and the two girls went to Tucson. At these events, students set up their own local, county, and state governments. RIGHT: Delegates to Girls' State were Telitha Spears and Jane Barkhurst. RIGHT: Delegates to Boys' State were Mike Billingsley, Pat McVey, Mark Tapia, Loren Geesey, and Keith Cochran. BELOW: Pat McVey was elected Mayor of Orth City. 26 Seniors Start Final Year The Class of 77 entered their senior year full of fun and enthusiasm. We were enthusi- astic about having fun!!!! The year started with joy, and ended with sadness. We're finally on our way. Senior Class Officers: Shelley Yokley, Treasurer; Suzy Collis, President; Jane Barkhurst, Girls' Rep; Cordy Reea, Vice President; and Brett Inman; Boys' Rep. BELOW: Chris Ueble and Jon Pethers talk in one of their classes. The class of 77 would like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Ray Conrath, Chairman; Mr. Roger Murillo, Mrs. Leslie Rice, Senior Counselor; Mr. David West, Mr. Robert Oli- vas, and Mr. Robert Mayse. GRADUATION Today the day I graduate. To this school I come no more. This, my goal of the last twelve years. Is what I have been waiting for. The days were laced with fun and games. Along with growing up. I've developed a personality. I've had to measure up Not only to tests and teachers, I had to make it with my peers. Now that the struggle is over, I feel like shedding tears. With the diploma comes a sad thought Growing inside of me. My adolescent years are gone. I must face reality. Jane Barkhurst 28 Sherrie Abshere Terri Abshere Blaine Acton Bruce Adams Lisa Alexander Lisa Alsman Mike Alvarado Edward Anderson Jim Anderson Mrs. Leslie Rice counsels Lana Keller ... or is Lana Keller counseling Mrs. Rice? 29 Double Trouble 30 David Hammer, Gilbert Chavez, and Dennis Sullivan talk about the latest lecture on Speed Reading, in Miss Elaine Welsh's 2nd Hour class. Memories. . . thonda Parker is one of the many Seniors who take advantage of he KHS Library. ABOVE: Jo Beck listens attentively to a lecture. 31 Sensational '77 ! Industrial Arts plays an important part in any school system. Many Sen- iors go straight from high- school into an Industrial Arts related job. Richard Isaacson, Darcy Bruton, Mr. Robert Mayse and Todd Gerhke discuss the several aspects of Indus- trial Arts. Connie Brown Mike Brown Denise Bunkelmann Paul Burgett Mike Butrymowicz Pam Candelaria Pat Carlin Cathy Caughlin Crystal Chapman Frank Chavez Gilbert Chavez Patty Chavez Kim Chesmore Carol Clark Pat McVey isn't working very hard in Mrs. Donna Johnson's 3rd hour Physics class! 33 Seniors Use Library! Sonja Claw Suzanne Colbaugh Sheldon Collier Becky Collins Randy Collins Keith Cochran Christi Cofer Amy Colcord Russell Cole Pat Carlin takes time from class to read the newspa- per. 34 Here stands the seniors, doing what they do best. Ronnie Commisso Angela Conrad Mark Cruse Bill Cunningham KatheCook Sandra Cornelius Barbara Daniels Bill Davis 35 Kevin Davis Susan Davis Karen Dorner Stacy Duey Nathan Deering Ron Driver Terry Escoffier Seniors: Top of the World Kevin Estrada Donnie Favor Larry Ferguson Mike Fetrow Loni Footit Debbie Fry Shannon Gabby Dorena Garland Larry Gates Loren Geesey Todd Gehrke Rhonda Gilgen 37 Seniors Like X-Mas! Joe Murillo looks to see if he has any presents under the Christ- mas Tree. Bill Ginest Gary Glenn Christina Golding Suzy Gollis Anita Gonzales Becky Gould 38 Karen Dorner and Brett Inman use the Xerox machine in the main office. Sally Graham Katie Graves Darryle Griewe Darrell Grimes David Grimes Tommy Hafley Mike Harris Maxine Hart Brenda Hamilton David Hammer 39 us T' ' Sgpiors . . Young and Old! j - oiOL In a few years, this young man will be a mighty Senior here at KHS. Elroy Havatone Phillip Havatone Vesta Havatone Keith Helmer Roy Hendrix David Herron i a c Chuck Havatone 40 Dennis Sullivan sits, in the Guidance Office, and thinks. Tim Hett Cheryl Higgins Melvin Hunter Brett Inman Ken Hill Carol Holman Rosemary Johnston Dave Jordan Vince Huerta Cyndi Hughes Richard Isaacson Tammy jackson Seniors are Creative! Gregg Payne works on his piece of Art in Mr. Loren Wilson's third hour class. Rolland Sones Scott Jones Brad Jordan Lana Keller Deanna Key Gerald Kuehner Diana LaRoe Frank Lattiner 42 Susan Lawrence Laura Lindsey Marco Lopez Richard Lopez Lordina Majenty Pete Mangelsdorf Linda Mankowski Kevin Manley Edda Marshall Mark Cruse, Amy Colcord, and Bob May are startled by some- thing that is happening in the quiet (?) KHS library. 43 Seniors, your fingertips Gary Martin Lori Martin Teresa Masters Bob May Deanna McElrath James McFerrin Pat McVey Richard Meins Linda Mankowski smiles as she walks down the hall at KHS. 44 Que Pa So? Mike Alvarado asks himself, What did I do to upset Mr. Hanley? Tina Metzger Kerri Miller Tiffin Miller Frank Moody Kelly Moore Sherri Morphew Patrick Louis Morphew Joseph Murillo 45 Always. . . Smile Randy Myers Selina Nava Leland Neal Anita Nicely Arlene Nicely Curtis Nichols 46 Seniors work hard!? Fabian Nogales Sandra Nogales Judy Hood Rene Brunet Norris Deborah Owens Debbie Parker Juniors Terri Weisrock and Barbara Simon, and Seniors Steve Wilson and Rhonda Gilgen study hard in one of Mrs. Carma Zumwalt's Home Economics classes. 47 Marco Lopez was one of the many outstanding Seniors that played on the Varsity Football squad. Sue Patterson Dennis Peeler Danny Powskey Gregg Payne Robert Peppers Linda Powskey Kim Phillips Fred Proudfoot Nancy Power Debra Quent 48 Eileen Rader David Randall Lisa Reaves Cordy Reed Jane Reed Nancy Remy Dan Resch Karen Rettman Darlene Riccardi Robert Robbins Sharon Robertson Debbie Robinson 49 Dianne Wynkoop and Deana McElrath enjoy the life and times of a Senior eating lunch in the KHS cafeteria. jo Ann Rosencrans Chris Ranseville Ken Salmon Lynette Schanaman Darrell Schmitz Terry Schritter Odett Shipley Carles Shore Ricky Short 50 Seniors are Different! Terry Silva Roxanne Skaro Debbie Slavik Lynda Smail Cindy Smith Jeff Smith Seniors at KHS come in all sizes, shapes, and forms. Some have no heads and some have no arms. Here, an unidentified Sen- ior shows the more popular style of no head and no arms. It's easy for this young man to say, Look Mom, no hands! 51 Seniors Are 1 Rodney Smith Telitha Spears Becky Standifer Barbara Steele Becky Starkey Dennis Sullivan Ernie Tapia Mark Tapia Candy Thoms and David Atte- bery stop to have their pictures taken after getting back from a delicious lunch at McDonalds!!! 52 David Atteberry pauses a moment, and thinks of his 4 years as a student of KHS. David Taylor Jon Terry Candy Thoms Stuart Tibbets Susan Troup Rhonda Turner Chris Ubele 53 Students in Mr. Frank Lee's Arizona History class seem interested in everything, except Mr. 54 Susan Whitney joAnn Wilder Steve Wilson r Seniors Are at the TOP! 55 Shelley Yokely Laura Zumwalt Tim Wilson Diane Wynkoop Mort Zerby Thank You Mrs. Hull Pam Candelaria and Randy Myers take it easy in Mr. Bill White's Civics Class. ABOVE LEFT: Tammy Jackson gets her temperature taken by Nurse Doris Pow- ers. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Wanda Hull was th counselor for the Class of 77 3 years. W( dedicate this page to you, Mrs. Hull. Seniors Are Camera-Shy! Some Seniors are modest, some are not. The Senior section of the annual staff would like to dedicate this page to these 4 bashful seniors! 57 Now We're on Our Way. . . It is hard to believe that that the class of 77 is actually going to graduate. Seniors were a spirited bunch for their final year at KHS. When it was time for Homecom- ing many Seniors were down at school decorating the halls. The Seniors showed the most spirit of any class, while decorating the halls. It's amazing to know that Now We're on Our Way. . . ABOVE: Debbie Parker stands by the Seniors made a large KHS on the Senior huge tin-foil '77. The Class of '77, led by Hall. President Suzy Gollis, ruled for the 9 months they attended KHS. 58 Halfway there, and more good things are happening. 78. . . We're Active! Student officers for 78! Rosei Rounseville, Teri Pitts, Bill Westeen, (front) Terri Hefley, and Terri Brown. PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: GIRLS REP: BOYS' REP: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Terri Hefley Terri Brown Rosei Rounseville Manuel Labayen Bill Westeen Teri Pitts Heres a perfect example of KHS's JOCKETTES: Some jockettes are CRAZY. Some Jockettes aTe KEEN! But These Jockettes are different if you know what I mean! We don't practice much, but we know we'll be tuff! And when state rolls around KHS is going to CLEAN UP THE TOWN!!!! Last year we took first, but we had to share. But this year . . . BEWARE!! 60 Juniors Take Over! isan D., Peggy F., Lisa E., WE ARE BAD, E ARE BIG, AND WE ARE BORED!!! It's Magic. Dana Powers and Mickey Matheison says, If you don't believe me, Preston Stockton. ask my mom elly Furr working on one of the ass cars. Natalie Edwards . . . Even if I catch up with him, do you think he'll like me. 61 Beverly Adams Russell Agee Lary Alexander Reed Allen Vicki Arreola Jim Bailey Craig Barnelt Nancy Barloo LaDana Becker Christine Beezley Patti Bellamy Blake Benson Lynda Rathbone thinks about her last class, and the class yet to come! Ron Duford Mike Block Ailene Botts Jeff Brown Carl Bigler John Bonza Melody Brotherton Clay Brown Seventy-Eight! 62 Robin Hopely got in the Christmas Spirit by decorating her locker. Rick Brown Jim Cave Teresa Cespuch Allen Chambers Mike Chambers Terri Brown Darcy Bruton Carla Bugg Brad Burton Tami Byam Joe Capalby lary Christensen Cary Ciardi Laurie Coder Brice Covington Ray Cullison Scott Bukelmann Mike Burton Carol Callison Wanda Chapman Tammy Dawson Dwayne Burke Janet Butcher Stacy Campbell Donna Chavez Cecil DeBaca 63 Homecoming 76 Kelly Furr working on the junior car for Home coming parade. Natalie Deering Shelby Demarse Jim Denton Linda Dubois Susan Duey Don Dunn Scott Dyer Natalie Edwards Cindy Earl Shirlc Early Billy Eisenlord James Erdman Bob Esdorn Joey Esquibel Paul Essig Lisa Ewing John Farnsworth Sandi Fass Jacque Fellows Marty Finch Peggy Finnegan Maureen Fit gera Heidi Fogelberg Cheryl Forman Guy Forman Steve Fortune 64 Juniors Place 2nd Mike Foster David Freeland Gloria Frey Peggy Frey David Fuller Tony Garcia Christina Giamario Darwin Geesey Linda Geesey Richard Gill Ginia Gon alas Ron Gray Harold Hafley Leonard Hafley Tom Herron Mike Hammond Mike Hanna Dawn Hanno Allen Hart Kim Hartman Terri Hefley Robin Hopely William Hopkins Raymond Hornsby Linda Dubois working hard on the Junior car for Homecoming. 65 7 Juniors Dan Hughes Robin Hull Mark lohnson Randi Johnson Jane Jordan Donna Johnson Raymond Karr Kay Kensinger Phillip Kinsey Jerry KinseJ Sophia Kogianes Wendy Lamb Terri Brown is in the first hour Marketing Class giv- ing a sales speech on stuffed animals. Julie Lawrence Sarah Lawrence Sharon Lawrence Christy Lee Jamie Lee Sharon Lindoff 66 In Action. Shawna Linn |on Longoria Carlos Lope Cassie Luley Cathy Lyon Kitty McCall Debra McPherson Julie McPherson Travis Majenty John Mankowski Leah Marshall Tammy Mason Kevin Campbell demonstrates impressions of Gene Sim- In the upper left hand corner Anne mons of KISS as Lou Burrage accompanies him!!! Randell and Karla Philipps decorate the Junior halls for Homecoming. 67 Lane Matthews Mickey Mathieson Sherry Maynard Gwen Mellott Patty Moline Linda Morrell Deanna Mulder Eric Munhall Marisa Murphy Terri Murphy Wesley Murphy Joyce Naasz Paula Nant Raymond Neil Kathy Nelson Juniors, Theresa Parker and Phillip Kinsey (UPPER RIGHT) walking on flooded sidewalks doused by the heavy October rains. The Junior Class Play is under way in this scene from “HAR- VEY. 68 78,78,78,78,78,78 Lori Nichols Carl Osterman Marilyn Olt Clay Overson Laurie Padillo Mike Perando Sandie Peterson Karla Philipps Teri Pitts Eddy Poole Shelley Powell Billy Power Anne Randell Linda Rathbone Luke Redwine Debbie Reaves Dana Power David Register Tod Rodenbaugh Rosei Rounsville Annette Rubio Kiri Gardiner Donna Fuller Sherri Nicely Confrontation between Peggy Frye and Mr. Russo, but who's scaring who. 69 Defending Banana Champ, Steve Fortune, is not a bit camera shy. Jeri Thompson Philip Toledo Barbara Touchett Donna Walden Leatrice Walcma Kevin Warner Chris Weaver Terri Weisrock Bill Westeen Albertine Wimberly Shermaline Wimberly Lisa Wisely Charlotte Turner Doug Ward Matt White Theresa Wiseley James Urban Cindy Olson Lawrence Wolfe Robin Williams Darren Vandecar Annette Williams Jeff Wauneka Wendy Young Elsworth Veg Dean Waters Craig Wright John Ward Juniors Seem to Be Lazy Sometimes ««IS Rosie Ruiz Kim Sapp Kerry Schanaman Deanna Schroeder April Schwenbeck Bill Scott Lisa Sedich Richard Sena Bill Shade Terry Sharp Leise Sheeler Debbie Shelley Robert Shupe Barbara Simon David Sipe Randy Slack April Smith Corinne Smith Dori Smith Garrett Stensen Cindee Stewart Cindy Stewart Debbie Stewart Tammy Strosnider Joette Stueckrath Sam Sulanke Sandra Sulanke Josefina Sweazey Tamela Tate Peggy Thode Junior Class President?? Ol' well nobody's per- 71 Juniors Participate Tracey Abott Karen Acton Steve Auld Tami Barthlow Sandy Belding Kerrie Boyer Terri Brown Guy Burns Lou Burrage Kevin Campbell Gary Ciardi Carol Davidson Collen Fitzgerald Kelly Furr Terri Hall Kim Hargrove Bently Hopkins Kathi Hughes Wayne McCall Kellie McDougal Laverne Querta Lenora Schrum Lisa Smith Preston Stockton Lee Stone Cindy Willis 72 In School Activities irrcn Vandecar eodore allace Michelle VanNortwick Doug Ward Lealricc Walema Louis Wauneka Juniors have a break in Mr. Gene Wolff's English Literature class. 73 Juniors Get Involved! Wendy Lamb lypes up a story for the BULLDOG. ABOVE: Christy Lee enjoys lunch in the school cafeteria. Terri Pitts studies hard in one of her classes. ABOVE: Cassie Luley practices her selection for one of Drama and Speech festivals. 74 A bit further ahead, next two years. Mr. Bartoo, Chairman The class of 79 showed a great deal of spirit this year. They won the spirit trophy at many pep rally gatherings including pep assemblies, the bon fire, and they also won the spirit chain the bon fire, and they also won the spirit chain award for class competition. Although we didn't win every event, we showed great strength and sportsmanship by participating. Thanks to the class officers for leading the class of 79 to our victories and to the class sponsors for their assistance. Mr. Peirce Mrs. Conrath Mr. Groseta Mrs. Wolff Miss Wirschem Mrs. Nelson Terry Ameelyenah Robert Asbury Ken Ashbaugh Lori Baldwin Michelle Baratta Susan Barkhurst Joe Bartmus Janet Beachler Jim Beck la Vonne Becker Margaret Bender Ann Benigar Dan Billingsley Gene Blair Tom Boatman Jeanne Bradshaw Bonnie Bravo Mario Bravo Nick Bravo Jeri Brock Mavis Brotherton Sue Brown Dwayne Burgett Dawn Bush 77 Sophomores Are Gaining Larry Wilson was one of the many sopho- mores that were recognized by the National Honor Society for a grade average of 1.5 or better. Tina Byard Tom Callahan Tony Calzada Tony Campbell Cammie Cantrell Greg Canlin Roger Carlson Gary Carter Bob Casson Elaine Chan Shelly Chapman Carol Chavez Blake Chapman Sherie Cisney Robin Clarke Herman Claw Linda Coffin Philip Collier Maureen Collins Laura Cook Brent Cooper Dean Cornman Lyle Cornman Janet Cornwall 78 Chuck Cothran Sheri Craver Matt Crawford leff Crouse Pam Darrow Becky Davenport Derrell Davidson Kim Davidson Aaron Davis Larry Davis Joseph DeBaca Bobby Deets Laura Deets Dana DeFranco Ron DeLong Donna DeMarco Diane Dorner Rene Driver Jeff Duford Dan Dumford Cary Dunn Darla Dwiggins Cheryl Dye Randy Eakerns Cheri Escoffier Teresa Estridge Jerri Brock watches the scenery on one of the many JV Volleyball trips. 79 Deanna Face Harry Feldman lim Ferguson Wes Ferguson Darlene Feriend Tammie Ferris Lori Fischer Brent Fogelberg Pam Fortune Tammy Fortune Frank Frederickson Sara Freed Ronald Frey Bob Fuller Larry Fuqua Kevin Furr Jean Ciamario Jerry Clover 80 Sophomores Show a Grant Gollis Dolores Gonzalez Anita Goodrich Len Grad inski Kathy Greene David Hammersley Tom Hammond Sharon Hanes Curtis Harmer Martha Harris Melissa Havatone Ralph Hawkins Carolyn Hawthorne Sharon Heatley Hal Henry Tom Hepburn Richard Higbee John Holden Lance Hollars Terri Hollis Marlene Sophomores: Keep on Truckin' Craig Honsinger Dawn Hopkins Holoyoak Conrad Hunter Shawn Ingersoll Amber Hull Laura Inman Sophomores Were a Happy Lot Sophomores were a happy lot who seemed to decide they had a lot to be thankful for; appar- ently one of the happiest, Debbie Owens, kicks back.and puts on a smile. johnny Huerta Darlene jackson Deborah Jolt Sandra Johnson Kenny Kite Bob Lambert Cary Lawson James Ledgerwood Andy Lerma Mark Lindsey Susan Lingenfelter Philip Logsdon Val longwell Lynn Longwith Mary Lucero Brian Luke Rhonda McFerrin Fred McMilon Francis Munoz 82 Steve McMilon Donna MacDonald Wally Majenty Denise Makinson lames Makinson Tim Mangelsdorf Kurtis Manley Tammy Marquez Tammy Marshall Craig Martin Lissa Martin Shelby Marlin Monny Martinez Colleen Masten Richard Mathcs Virginia Mathews Debbie Maynard Raymond Meins Dan Mejia Sherry Mellott Alisa Mcrkitch Arthur Metzke Margaret Metzke Ed Moreno Sophomores study, think, talk, and some- times they talk, think, and study all at the same time! 83 Sophomore At Kingman High Barry Moulton Francis Munoz Paula Murdock Carla Murillo Pat Murillo Joelyn Nahsonhoya Karla Neal Kelli Neal Laura Neal Rick Neal Jean Nelson Joan Nelson Max G. Newton Barbara Nichols Charlotte Nixon Tammi Olmstead Charlotta Oman Paula Onnen Ben Overson Georgia Overson Peggy Owen Debbie Owens Laura Owens Herbert Padilla Giving up their lunchtime to hit the shorthand are Lyndale Longwith Leslie Stallard, and Tami Olmstead. Dana Parks April Pahlka Doug Parsons takes a good healthy bite of life. Bert Murphy Doug Parsons 89 Allen Pashano Scott Paulsen Sparky Payne Cliff Peace Bob Peet Bill Peppers Kandy Petersen Kim Petit Susan Pierce Kim Plunkett Vicki Post Brock Pribble Curtis Proudfoot James Quent James Ralph Lyle Rathbone Jamie Reddick Rod Riddle Chata Robles Gwen Robles Barbara Rogers Sharolyn Root Valerie Roper Mark Roseland Joe Rost Annette Mike Rubio Rounseville Tony Rubio Ricky Neal seems to say: My Darling my Ham- burger. 85 Sophomores In Action Theresa Tapia Arthur Tarr Joe Terry- Ken Thompson Tony Calzada implies this ness. Buddy Sapp Don Savage Carol Schank Amy See Dean Sevcrns Bob Shadley Mike Shaffstall Tammy Skidmore Sandee Slack Brynette Smith Connie Smith Jackie Snyder Lyla Stalcup Leslie Stallard Kim Standifer Dale Steele Gail Stevenson Chris Stockton Naithalcne Suathojame Robert Sutton Charles Sweazey Debbie Sweden Jon Swinney Doug Talk 86 ggy Owens plays with children in her Child Development ass. |an Thornton Diana Trees Cindy Tucker Dan Tucker Ben Tyree Henry Tyree Rex Vance Becky Vanderboegh Ronda Vanderboegh Linda Walker Mike Walker Theodore R. Wallace Cindy Webster Arlan West Clyde Westcott Richard Whalen ferdina Whatoname Rohin Wienke Melvin Willey Brian Williams Cary Wiliams Porter Williams Kari Jo Williamson Lloyd Willis Larry Wilson David Wisely Phil Wisely Marilynn Wolfe Steve Wolsey John Yarbrough 87 All for One and One for All Carolyn Adams Robin Clark John Cook Jeff Crouse Becky Davenport Cheryl Dye Teresa Estridge Darlene Fereind Dolores Gonzales Don Havatone Arthur Isaacson Cindy Jones Rosey Jones Elaine Kowski Charlene Lum Virginia Mathews Debbie Maynard Denise Nelson Tim Mangelsdorf explains his theory of life to us. That Tim is quite a character! 88 (XQ.C XXfS ik upo' cum ns k f V Just a few more spooks hanging around!!! Terri Hollis, Laura Inman, Unknown Spook, Shawn Dowd, Val Longwell, Cindy Holden. Max Newton Kay Oswalt Sparky Payne Roxanne Row CarolSchank Don Schroder Lisa Strong Tonja Sutter Stacy Thompson Kari Jo Williamson Jimmy Yell Brett Yokley Marion Young Renae Zismann 89 The Leaders of '79 Jeri Brock — President Pqrter Williams — Boys' Rep- resentative Susan Lingenfelter — Girls' Repre- sentative Pat Murillo — Vice-President Carla Murillo — Secretary Kari |o Williamson - Treasurer Freshmen '76-77 The class of '80 ' being the largest class ever, bounced into K.H.S. with a great deal of enthusiasm. They were new and green to school, hut were willing to learn a new routine. They received second place with their deco- rated 280 Z The Lobo for the Home- coming Parade. The freshman team proved to be fantastic being undefeated for the entire football season. Basketball sea- son has started, there are 27 freshmen on the team. On their first game they beat Havasu by a wide margin but they fell to Needles by one point. Baseball will start in the early spring and we hope they go undefeated. There was great excitement during election time in October with many slogans and campaign speeches. There was certainly a good group of candi- dates with the final tabulation of votes being a close one. The results are as follows: President..............Mickey Stewart Vice-president......Jan Cunningham Secretary...........Beth Mankowski Treasurer.......................Lorna Duey Boys' Representative......Floyd Tapia Girls' Representative.............Sue Molin We hope that everyone enjoys their year at K.H.S. and that everyone comes back next year. We, The class of 80 would like to thank our class sponsors and hope that they come back next year too. Have a good summer and see you next year!!! TOP: from left to right: K.H.S. Freshman Student Council. Sue Moline, girls' repr sentative; Lorna Duey, Treasurer; Mickey Stewart, President; Jani Cunningham, Vi President; Beth Mankowski, Secretary; Floyd Tapia, boys' representative. BOTTOM: left to right: Freshman Supervisors: Mr. Dykman, Mr. Wissinger, Mr. L Mr.Fuller, Chairman; Mr. Hulst, Counselor. Not pictured are Mr. Gross and Mr. N ton. 92 Freshmen Take It Easy. Brian Abraham Mark Adams Scot! Adams Sandy Adkins |nhn Africano Casey Alexander Dan Alvarado Mike Arden Ricky Arreola Debra Asbury Bobbi Jo Aunt laricBaca David Baldwin Jefferson Bunkelmann Mike Berry Todd A. Barry Billy Bartholomew Alice Bartreau Mike Beachler Ben Beec her Carolyn Bee ley Julia Begay Donna Bidding LEFT: These boys seem to think they are studs, but are they? RIGHT: David Register, Annual photographer, takes picture of hilarious happening in library. 93 Jerry Castillo Lee Castleberry Les Caughlin Come on Joe I'm having enough trouble getting to class on time without you slowing me down. Cathy Bell James D. Bell Danny Bender Ronnie Benjamin Nephi Bigler Lori Black Dale Blair Sharon Blair David Blanchard Mike Blue Todd Boatman Renee Boone Daryl Boyer Lynn Brazell Jeanette Bravo Carrie Brotherton Brenda Brown jerri Brown Mike Brown Stacey Brown Carla Burton Connie Butt Mike Byrne Mike Callahan Bernadine Candelaria Dave Carpenter 94 Homecoming Builds Frosh Spirit Cyntbia Cespuch Kerry Chaffey Brady Chapman Bobby Chavez Johnny A. Chavez Maria Cisneros Diana Cisney Van Claw Jim Clifton Ricky Cloninger Devlin Clouse Clyde Cofer Eric Collins Troy Connolly Claire Conrad Tammy Cook Stephen Cossey David Cothran Polly Coursey Krista Cox hree artistic freshmen . . . Tracy Pitts, Rachel Hubeny, and Sue loline, ponder for the design on their 1976 Homecoming entry. This Lobo, which was formerly a 280Z Datsun was donated by Kinsel Datsun for one of Frosh entries in the 1976 Homecoming parade. 95 Lauri Craven |ohn Crouse Gregg Cummins Jani Cunningham Steve Daly |im Davis Patti Davis Benji Dawson Sheila Deadman Kay Dearing Bernadine Delorme Arnold DeMarco Gigi Dodge Alex Dollarhide Joe Dorner Shawn Dowd Cheryl DuBois Lorna Duey Patti Dumford Barbara Dunn Greg Dyer Ramon Eakerns Kathy Eberth Darin Edwards There are freshmen who are happy; there are freshmen who are sad. There are freshmen who smile; there are freshmen who frown. And there's Jerri Brown who does them all! There are freshmen who read Shakespeare; and there are those who read Hamlet. There are those who read fiction; and there are those who read nonfiction. And there is Jerri — who reads everything! 96 Freshmen Mike Petty and Casey Reed are having fun walking to their lockers. Connie Ericson Steve Esquibel Debbie Estridge Joe Ewing Terry Faver Robert Ferguson Susan Finnegan Mark Flint Cheryl Fogelbcrg Tom Freeland Richard Fuerst Pat Fuller Sharon Gatliff Dorothy Gerring Bridget Giglio Linda Ginest Claude Gist Greer Glenn Jesse Gore Cindi Graack Sharlyn Grieve David Grimes Ben Gross Jose Guzman 97 George Hall Craig Hamilton Rae Dee Hanita Karrie Hargrove Brian Harms Marty Harnisch Lisa Harris Johnny Harshman Kaye Hartford Brad Hartman Marie Hatch Joann Hatched Buddy Hauer James Hendrie Halorie Henry Debbie Hepburn Dan Herron Troy Hiestand Paul Hill Steve Hill John Holgate Amy Hollars Michelle Holloway Dale Hopely Trevayah Hopkins Paul Hopper Kerry Hornick David Huerta Tim Huggins Denise Hughes Making use of the solitary booths in the library Troy Connolly busily does his work. Diane Marshall checks out one of the many interesting books in the library from the librarian, Mrs. Williams. 98 Freshmen Make Use of Offices Rachel Hubeny Steve Hughes Penny Jackson Alicia Jaramillo Bill Johnson Kathy Johnson Vicki Johnson Clifford Jolly Rillis Jones Donna Jordan Dora Jordan Arthur Karr tiently waiting to see the counselor, Joe Ewing reads one of the But, I didn't do it! Brian Taylor exclaims, Polly Coursey did it! ny interesting pamphlets on job opportunities. “Hi there Mr. Banana. I'm Jim. How are you? Sonoma makes the most of her lunch time, while Sue and Susan seem to be having a dis cussion with Kenny. Shelley Kemp Chester Key Steve Kieffer Barbara Kinsil Mike Kowalski Jesse Kray Ricky Kuehner Sheryl Lee Roger Longoria Inez Lopez Kenny Lawson Keely Luley Ralph Lunsford Dani Lou Lynch Mark Maddux Billy Mahan Beth Mankowski Christina Mansbridge Ester Marez 8ob Marshall Dianne Marshall Mike Marshall Lance Martell Dennis Martin too Freshmen, Think! Eric Marlin Greg Martin Paul Martin Candy Masten Karen Mathieson Michelle Mauer Richard Mayes Pat McClure Ted McCune Rick McDaniel Becky McFaddon Don McGee Ricky McKenzie Fred McMilon Troy McPherson Becky Medlin Rhonda Medlin Ted Merrill Rose Ann Mechaud Eddie Miller Scott Miller Terri Miller Mike Misak Sue Molino The Freshman mem- bers of the annual staff are discussing some possibilities for their pages. They are from left to right: Polly Cour- sey, Rachel Hubeny, Cheryl Dubois, Arnold DeMarco, and Joe Ewing. •01 Bev Morford Oan Morrell Decia Morse Don Mott Doug Moulton Steve Murillo Jeri Murphy Kelli Murphy Ed Nava Kelly Neal Ernest Nelson Jana Niccum Alan Nichols Jeanne Nicoletti Johnny Nixon Tom F. Nixon Cyndi Nowell Bohby Olivas Mark Olivas Julie Osborne Rick Parsons Pat Patterson Kim Paxton Randy Olson Even Biology Is Interesting Inez Lopez, Patti Davis, Jon Waters, Mrs. John- son, and Joe Dorner look on as Mr. Johnson explains the function of the human heart. 102 Algebra Improves Frosh Logic I don't own them, I just teach them or try anyway. Scott Peeler Sheila Pererson Steve Peterson Tammy Petersen Mike Petty Tracy Pitts Tempest Plemons Del Plumley Scott Proudfoot Maureen Psalidas Dorthy Querta DougQuimby jack Rader Sheila Rcbai Casey Reed Cora Richart Van Arthur Rick Ron Robbins Paul Robles Andrea Rosencrans Chris Roundy Jim Rubio Cindy Rucker 103 Girard Rudd Brad Sanders Christina Sartina Craig Schritter Denise Scott Candy Sears Gabriel Sena Lynda Severns John Shade Cindy Shaffstall Lisa Shaner Ted Shasteen Eddie Shelley Allen Shores Mark Edward Sims Bebe Skaro Cindy Sleep James Smail Freshmen Stuc 104 verywhere! Cindy Smaller Brian Smith Dawn Smith Kathy Smith Margie Smith Rena Smith Vickie Smith Gerri Snider Vickie Snyder Joe Stoll Cindy Steed Chuck Steed Bobby Stewart Denise Stewart Micky Stewart Sheri Stokes Earl Strosnider Laryel Tahbo 105 Floyd Tapia Brian Taylor Kathy Thode Ronda Thompson Stacy Thompson Torry Tippets Chris Tsouras Willie Turner Sonoma Van Brunt Westley Voels Tom Waalkens Robert Wagner Nanette Walden David Walker Eddie Walker John Waters Karen Waters Wayne Watson Danny Wayne Laura Webb Tim Webb Dale Wegscheid Scott Weisrock Come on somebody, give me a boost, please! A swing, and a miss! 106 Frosh Work Harder Than You Think! Freshman girls strive for perfect physical condition. Hard work makes for pleasing curves. Mike Whalen Ted Whitaker Isabelle White Mike White Jolyn Whitehead Susan Wight Dean Wilder Malta Willey Rick Willis Paul Wisely John Wilson Ron Wolsey Shelbie Woodmansee Paul Wooten Russell Wright Jenny Yale Dean Zink Mark Zins Robert Zismann Devin Zumwalt 107 Lynn Bates Eric Chapman Jeff Diggs Jessie Cray Kaye Hartford Stan Iml.off Barbara Kinsel Karen Long Billie McCoy Denise Makinson Nevor Mesa Cindy Steed FRIENDSHIP I find no rules to friendship; But I find a solitude of happi- ness. I honor her when she is pres- ent; Praise her in her absence; And cherish her inner most thoughts. When I summon up remem- brance of things in the past; I remember the sweet silence of life everlasting; And knowing you will always be there. I wonder if life will always be of happiness; And when to expect the sor- row. It is like dreaming of the future; And hoping for tomorrow. I know whether our names, will be forever; But I'm sure our friendship will. FRIENDS You say that you hate them; And you really don't care; But that's when you're mad And filled with despair. When summertime came; And you really had fun; The friendship was plain; You were always on the run. People say you're crazy; You just laugh. Your friendship seems hazy; Then you know that it'll last. Sometimes you'll wonder; If it's worth it at all. Then you know, to hate would be mucl harder. The world would go around at a crawl. Well, you finally have your friend; And you think they're very special; All you can hope is that it'll never end and Your friendships are all but casual. Nancy Nogale Keely Luley 108 r mrnw Sports-oriented Bob Shupe finds a little time to study. no Debbie Burden and Arnold DeMarco were part of the cast of Harvey. September Makes an Early Start ine Acton, Tom Hafley and Paul Essing seem to be enjoying their first nth of school The 76-77 school year started early this year. School was officially in session during the last week of August due to a late Labor Day. There were many new faces around school as well as many new changes in the administration. All changes were for the best we hope! •e is a hungry lady who was present at Bulldog Booster Barbeque? Miss Yvonne Green naps, on the bus coming home, after a tiresome Volleyball trip. ill No, this is not a new fad. This is Beth Man- Here is one of the Homecoming Parade entries. In this case it is tl kowski and her friends on Freak Friday! Sophomore Class truck. 112 October Shows lr. Russo had quite a time trying to scare everyone on :reak Friday. In this case it was Rex Vance and Mike ubio. Up With a Ford! Linda Mankowski, Tina Metzger, Jane Barkhurst, Shelley Yokley, and Maxine Hart were the candidates for Home- coming queen. Linda Mankowski was crowned Home- coming queen. Kingman High was fortunate enough to have Steve Ford here to campaign for his father, Gerald Ford. Steve was a very nice- looking young man who made a lasting impression on many people (especially the young ladies). There were many other activities going on at KHS this month. There were, of course, the annual preparations for Homecoming. The windows of the town were painted with the Bulldog's upcoming festivities, there was the annual Homecoming parade, and to round it all up, the crowning of Linda Mankowski, our Homecoming queen at the game Homecom- ing night. JjctohOT 113 Dr. Thomas McCraley, a graduate of Kingman Hi School, spoke at the annual initiation of NHS member: RIGHT: These are some of the sophomores who were recognized for their grade average of 1,5 or better. BELOW: Here are the newly appointed members of NHS taking the oath to uphold a grade average of straight I's??? 114 November Brings Blood Drive November started off with the initiation of new NHS members. The sophomores who carried a 1.5 grade average or better were also recognized. Key Club sponsored a blood drive. There were many willing donors. The month of November car- ried many holidays so the student didn't work too hard but then nei- ther did the teachers! Everyone's favorite excuse was, It's too cold. LEFT: Mr. Hanley kept warm pursuing one of his many duties. Barbara Daniels was one of the willing donors who gave blood for the Key Club cause. Mr. Cunningham makes sure the hole that they punched in his arm isn't giving an everlasting flow of blood. It'll be O.K. Mr. Cunningham! H5 MEMBERS OF THE “LIGHT BRIGADE WERE: Chris Rouseville, Mike Alvarado, Ronny Commisso, Joe Murillo, an David Hett. NOT PICTURED: Joey Commiso. 1 Joe Murillo gives a big grin for the pretty photographer. Chris Rounseville puts on a show! 118 Hot Rock Warmed January This January turned out with one of the coldest winters in the history of the United States. This was one winter that the desert urchins were very glad to be a part of the desert scene. Despite the cold weather, the student body kept active. We were fortunate enough to take in a live performance by the Light Brigade. All members of this group, except David Hett and Joe Commisso, were cur- rently enrolled at KHS. Shortly after their performance, however, Ronny Commisso was honored with an early graduation and promptly relinquished his civilian status for an Army uniform. nny Commisso was lead singer as well as playing outstanding guitar the musical group. 119 Robin Hopely, Katie Craves, Karen Dorner and Cheryl Foeelberg do a gypsy dance in the Senior Class Play “Seven Nun- at Las Vegas. LOWER LEFT: When yearbook deadlines rolled around Co-editor Tami Byam got extremely frustrated anc hibernated beneath a desk. LOWER RIGHT: Annual photographers have to get in some uncomfortable positions a shown here by Robin Hopely. 120 Concert Choir sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance this year. The skit they put on as a means of advertisement was very effective. Members of the cast were Bob Shupe, Kurtis Manley, Melvin Wiley, Ginia Gonzales, Bobbi Daniels, Eddy Hawkins, and Laura Inman. The month of February was closer to being spring than winter. The warm weather maae spirits soar and as a result the attendance at many activities was superior. The turnout at the Sadie Hawkins dance, sponosred by Concert Choir, was excellent. Jeffery Jee Whiz, a local DJ was in charge of the record selection. Pictures were taken upon request and forfeiture of one dollar. Valentines day was a success with the selling of carnations and boxes of candy. There were many delighted girls on campus, they may have pretended to be surprised or embarrassed but deep down, we know, their hearts were doing flip-flops of joy. The senior Class held their annual class play February 17 and 18. This year they presented the comedy Seven Nuns in Las Vegas. Kingman was once again lucky enough to have a public appearance by a celeb- rity. In this case it was two celebrities, Valerie Harper and Anthony Zerbe. They performed the Dear Liar on Feb- ruary 20 and 21 and did an excellent job. 121 The March Mirage Carla Murillo lends a cheerful hand. Alan Hart and Mickey Mathieson take it easy. Mickey Mathieson, John Mankowski, Mr. Ray Peni, Steve Cramer, Carl Osterman, David Fuller, Rex Vance and th trusty chart give a pose of intelligence. 122 Studies are important, but most should have time for extra-curricular activities. National Honor Society National Honor Society is an organization composed of stu- dents of the highest caliber. Stu- dents must have a 2.0 grade point average, be involved in 2 extracur- ricular activities, and must be voted in by the teachers. Mr. Jim Zoubek (right) and Miss Joan Deines (far right) are the spon- sors. Members of the National Honor Society are: BACK: Frank Lattimer, Dan Resch, Rodney Smith, Mike Block, Mike Burton, David Hammc Bill Shade, Loren Geesey, Steve Wilson, Sherry Wheatley, Amy Colcord, Lynda Smail, Jane Barkhurst, Katie Graves, Susan Lawrence, Nan Powers, Loni Footit, Deana McElrath, Karen Dorner, Linda Powskey, Kathe Cook, Stacie Duey, Kevin Manley, and Sonja Claw. FRON Linda DuBois, Terrie Hefley, Robin Hopely, Sharon Lawrence, Terri Pitts, Gloria Frey, Beverly Adams, Jeana Schroeder, Corinne Smit Wendy Lamb. 124 Mark Leads the Student Body u Student Council members are BACK: Mike Billingsley, Terri Pitts, Cyndi Hughes, Brett Inman, Bill Westeen, Corinne Smith, Rosei Rounseville, and Porter Williams. MIDDLE: Floyd Tapia, Heidi Fogelberg, Jane Barkhurst, Stacie Duey, Karen Dorner, Sherry Wheatley, Delores Gonzales, Odett Shipley, Sue Nolinc, and Sherri Craver. FRONT: Terrie Hefley, Suzy Gollis, Nancy Power, Mark Cruse, Jon Longoria, and Jerri Brock. LEFT: Mark Cruse is our able-bodied Student Body President. He is assisted by Jon Longoria, Vice President; Anne Randall, Secre- tary; and Nancy Powers, Treasurer. The Student Council was extremely busy this year. They worked concession stands, raffled off a steak dinner, and made sure all pep assemblies ran smoothly. The Student Council deserves a lot of applause for their outstanding work. 125 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is a very busy club. They sold soap and held several food drives to give needy families food baskets. Mr. Carl Greer, sponsor, (right) stated, VICA is an opportunity to work with the public to gain working knowledge. VICA Members are: BACK: Rusty Cole, Bill Hart, Randy Collins, Dave Herron, Blaine Acton, Daryle Griewe, Terry Escoffier, and Darrell Schmitz. FRONT: Bill Davis, Fabian Nogales, Gary Glenn, Darrell Grimes, Charles Shores, and Wayne Welch. 126 Letter Persons. Lettermen: Phillip Wisely, Gilbert Chavez, Mike Billings- ley, David Hammer, Steve Wilson, Kim Standerfer and Donny Favor. Many members not pictured. Lettergirls: BACK: Teri Pitts and Mary Lou Petitjean. MID- DLE: Rhonda Gilgen, Rhonda Weinke and Cyndi Hughes. FRONT: JoAnn Rosentrans and Linda Powskey. Many members not pictured. 127 HERO! Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) is a club involved with home-ec. Spon- sored by Mrs. Carmen Zumwalt, club members have jobs in the community. HERO OFFICERS are: BACK: Angela Con- rad, Treasurer; Terrie Abshere, Secretary; Kathe Cook, Vice President; FRONT: Sherrie Abshere, Historian; Sherry Wheatley, President; and Linda Powskey IMPACT Representative. HERO Members are: BACK: Susan Troup, Karen Rettman, Robert Robbins, Todd Gehrke, Angela Conrad, Shanno Gabby, Loni Footit, Kathe Cook, Connie Brown, Barbara Steele, and Mike Butromowic . FRONT: Sherrie Absher Miss Carma Zumwalt, sponsor; Vesta Havatone, Sherry Wheatley, Terrie Abshere, Kerri Miller and Becky Collins. 128 Community Service Clubs Y CLUB sponsored 2 blood drives this year as well as holding many raffles and sales. BACK: Guy Forman, Arlan West, Bill Shade, Mr. iliam Johnson — sponsor. FRONT: Jane Barkhursf — Key-Club Sweetheart, Brice Covington, Mike Burton, Brad Burton, Raymond fins. Not pictured: John Mankowski. HUB sponsored a big carnation sale at Christmas as well as candy sales on Valentines day. Most members attended the S-Club conven- n held on the weekend of March 19 and 20. BACK: Mrs. Charlene Stipe — sponsor, Terri Brown, Albertine Wimberly, Beverly Adams, y Oswalt, Angela Conrad, Suzy Collis, Shermalinc Wimberly, Carla Murillo, and Natalie Edwards. MIDDLE: Nancy Powers, Cheryl Dye, elly Yokely, Donna DeMarco, and Laura Inman. FRONT: Paula Murdock, Natalie Deering, Lisa Wisely, Barbara Simon, Kim Hartman, d Jane Barkhurst. 129 DECA Markets On! Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) was an active club this year. Sponsored by Miss Julie Trump, club members held a job that was associated in some way with marketing. DECA members attended several conventions, sold many things and were always in charge of the concession stand. LEFT: Miss Julie Trump pauses, before she goes on with her business. Miss Trump sponsors both Senior and Junior DECA. Members of Junior DECA do not hold jobs, they arc in the marketing class. BELOW: Senior DECA members: Karla Phil- lips, Ken Hill, Donnie Faver, Vince Huerta, Danny Gonzales, Ken Salmon, Richie Lopez, Keith Helmer, and Greg Huston. AMERICA CLUBS OF KINGMAN CHAPTER mfiii First Hour Marketing Class Members: Richard Gill, Merlin Pierce, Craig Wright, Carlos Lopez, Dean Waters, jacque Fel- lows, Shelby DeMarse, Deanna Mulder, Lori Nichols, Kevin Campbell, Sandy Foss, Kellie McDougal, Dorri Smith, and Tammy Dawson. AMERICA CLUBS OF KINGMAN CHAPTER Second Hour Marketing Class Members: Phillip Kinsey, Susan Duey, Cindee Stew- art, Mark Johnson, Tammy Strosnider, Shawna Linn, Laurie Padilla, Theresa Wisely, Doug Ward, Jerry Kinsel, Rosie Ruiz, Maureen Fitzgerald, Cathy Nelson, Cathy Lyon, Marilyn Cuvillier, and Dan Hughes. Third Hour Marketing Class Members: Julie Lawrence, John Ward, Kay Ken- singer, Beverly Adams, Jeff Brown, Leah Marshall, Sharon Lindloff, Karen Acton, Shermaline Wimberly, Sandy Belding, Terri Hall. 131 Business Makes It! Two clubs at KHS that are involved with business are Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Cooper- ative Office Education (COE). The two clubs offer KHS students a chance to get involved with business activ- ities. COE members are cur- rently working as secretaries in businesses around town. Mrs. Barbara Conrath is the sponsor COE Members are: Melanie Briel, Suzie Gollis, Lynda Smail, Cheryl Higgins, Sonja Claw, Debb of FBLA. Parker, Sherrie Morphew, Jane Barkhurst, Nancy Power, Rhonda Parker, and Stacie Due ABOVE: FBLA members are: BACK: Cheryl Higgins, Sherrie Morphew, Albertine Wimherl Nancy Power, Wendy Young, Peggy Thode, Jane Barkhurst, Suzie Gollis, Debbie Parke FRONT: Stacie Duey, Sonja Claw, Loren Geesey, Lee Stone, Lynda Smail, and Shermaline Win berly. 132 Drama Club Acts DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: BACK: Bebe Skaro, Dorothy Gerring, Eric Collins, Che- ryl Fogelberg, Alicia Jaramillo, Larie Baca, Vicki Johnson, Les Caughlin, Tim Man- gelsdorf, Debbie Owens, Stacy Thomp- son, Pam Darrow, and Donna DeMarco. MIDDLE: Lisa Strong, Christy Lee, Susan Pierce, Roxanne Row, Wendy Lamb, Cor- rine Smith, Robin Hopely, Dawn Hanno, Kelly Furr and Laura Inman. FRONT: Becky Standifer, Karen Dorner, Susan Lawrence, Cassie Luley, Jo Beck, Keith Cochran, Deana McElrath, Nancy Remy, Dan Resch, Telitha Spears and Kevin Manley. Drama Club is one of the busi- est clubs at KHS. Not only are they involved in Drama, but they attend speech tournaments. This year. Drama Club members attended 6 tournaments. On December 11, Drama Club put on their second annual Chil- dren's Theatre, WINNIE THE POOH. Speech members had a name to live up to this year, for last year KHS was the Northern District Champions, Keep up the good work Drama Club!! DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Cassie Luley, Secretary; Jo Beck, Vice President; Keith Cochran, President; and Deana McElrath, Treasurer. National Forensics League was a new club at KHS this year. NFL is the honor society of public speakers. KHS is hon- ored to have four members in the club. NFL MEMBERS: Mrs. Linda Wolff, Advi- sor; Cassie Luley, Robin Hopely, Keith Cochran, and Nancy Remy. 133 Band Receives 4th Superior The Kingman High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. John Dalla- betta, received its fourth straight Superior Rating. On November 13 the Band trav- eled to Tucson, Arizona and U of A Band Day. The 3 judges awarded the Kingman Band with A Superior rating, the highest rating available. On November 20, the Band attended ASU Band Day and was awarded an Excellent rating. ABOVE: The Kingman High School Marching Band in Concert Forma- tion. RIGHT: On the third of February the Concert Band received a stand- ing ovation for the fine concert they put on. Band Marches Along Mr. John Dallabetta pauses before staring tbe next tune, in the February 3 concert. ABOVE: The Kingman High School Marching Band performed at all the home games. Here they are shown in their down the field drill. CENTER LEFT: Sherri Stokes was one of two majorettes. The other one was Beverly Adams. BELOW LEFT: Kelly Moore was the Drum Major for the band. He did an outstanding job. 135 136 jazz Is Not Dead! It Just Smells Funny! LEFT: Trumpets and Trombones get down!!! FAR RIGHT: Mr. John Dallabetta is the Director of all instrumental music. Mr. Dal- labetta has done an outstanding job since coming to KHS. The Stage Band received a Supe- rior Rating, again. There are two hours of stage band. Second hour stage band is the advanced group composed of 25 dedicated musi- cians. Third hour stage band is com- posed of an indefinite number of aspiring musicians. RIGHT: Second Hour stage band members practice many hours to perform at pep assemblies, community activities and bas- ketball games. RIGHT: Stage Band Members perform at a pep assembly. Folksingers Enjoy Folks! FOLKSINGER MEMBERS: TOP: Bob Pep- pers, Jimmy Jean, Terry Sharp, Casey Sulli- van, Melvin Willey, Richard Mathis, Mike Kowalski, Sam Sulankee, Jack Raider. MIDDLE: Tammy Turner, Donna Walden, Cheri Escoffier, Patty Moline, Debbie Fry, Laura Owens, Connie Ericson, Judy Hood. BOTTOM: Denise Stewart, Cathy Eberth, Julie Osborne, Cindy Smith, Theresa Boone, Sheri Cisney, Terri Murphy, Tammy Skidmore, Diane Cisney, Dora Jorden. FRONT (WITH GUITARS): Eddie Hawkins and Kevin Manley. an Resch demonstrates his expertise on e organ to Deana McElrath. Debbie Fry offers accompaniment to the Folksingers. The Concert Choir was ctremely active this year. They ent caroling at Christmas, bring- ig joy to invalids who weren't Tie to get out. They also were tanning on having a musical. Last ear the Choir put on OKLAHOMA. They also had a cheese sale. They used the money to buy awards for the members. Mr. Stan Gould has done a fine job with all the musical groups. The Madrigals have performed at many community affairs such as LIONS, KIWANIS, and many church groups. Folksingers and Girls' Glee performed at concerts with the choir. 137 GIRLS' GLEE IN FORMATION: TOP: Terri Ameelyenah, Tammy Marshall, Becky McFadden, Sheila Petersen Rhonda Medlin, Rose Michaud, Dawn Smith, Ferding Whatowname, Leatrice Walema. MIDDLE: Laurie Smitl Delena Beezley, Shirley Early, Brenda Brown, Bonnie Bravo, Rillis Jones, Christy Beezley, Polly Courscy, Bever Morford. BOTTOM: Shelley Powell, Colleen Masten, Darla Dwiggins, Cindy Smith, Janet Cornwall, Wanda Chat man, JoAnn Hatched, Amy Hollars. 38 Choir Sings a Tune! MADRIGAL MEMBERS: BACK: Lisa Sheeler, Kevin Manley, Scott Paulson, Pat McVey, Terri Brown, Dan Resch, Eric Col- lins, Becky Standifer. FRONT: Linda Cof- fin, Debbie Jett, Rosei Rounseville, Katie Graves, Becky Gould, Deana McElrath. BELOW: CONCERT CHOIR: BACK: Kurtis Manley, Jim Jean, Dan Resch, Kevin Man- ley, Ed Hawkins, Robert Shupe, Randy Myers, Jerry Rosential, Scott Paulsen, Melvin Willey, Keith Steele, Sam Sulanke, Eric Collins. THIRD ROW: Becky Gould, Deana McElrath, Leisa Sheeler, Dianne Wynkoop, Pamela Smith, Christy Beezley, Barbara Rogus, Laura Inman, Maureen Holyoak, Barbara Daniels. SECOND ROW: Roberta Murphy, Barbara Nichols, Debbie Dowell, Tammy Mason, Donna Walden, Teresa Hedges, Laura Neal, Randi Johnson, Janet Cornwall, Lorri Nichols, Terri Brown. BOTTOM: Shelley Powell, Linda Coffin, Deborah Jett, Rosei Rouseville, Ginia Gonzales, Katie Graves, Patty Valdez, Debbie Frye, Becky Starkey, Shirley Earley, Tammy Dawson. 139 Bulldog: Write On! BULLDOG STAFF: Editor: Sue Brown and Suzy Gollis Business Mgr: Michelle Van- Nortwick Advertising Mgr: Sara Freed Sports Editor: Mike Block Assistants: Nancy Bartoo, Dale Hopely Exchange Editor: Terri Hefley Cartoons and Art: Kelly Furr Photographers: Terri Hefley, Linda DuBoise Reporters and typists: Dorothy Gerring, Val Roper, Roxanne Row, Pauline Onnen, Georgia Overson and Suzy Gollis. MO Hualapai Staff Reaches Out! BOTTOM: Joe Capalby, Charles Sweazey, Mr. Sisco: Advisor. Lori Smith, Vicki Arreola, Lissa Mar- tin, Kim Hartman, Lou Burrage, Debbie Frye, Polly Coursey, Sherry Wheatley, Rachel Hubeny, Robin Hopely, Brian Taylor, Joe Ewing, Teresa Parker, Lisa Ewing, Lori Nichols, Char- lene Lum, Cheryl DuBois, Peggy Frye, David Register, Jon Longo- ria, Arnold DeMarco, Lisa Strong, Keith Cochran; Editor Tami Byam; Co-Editor, Brett Inman, Steve Fortune. Quill and Scroll Journalism The Journalism department at KHS saw several new faces this year. Mrs. Dorothy Hendrix was the BULLDOG advisor for the first semester. Mr. Bob Grossman (right) was their advisor for the second semester. Mr. Bill Sisco (right) is the new HUALAPAI advisor. Quill and Scroll is the Interna- tional Honor Society for High School Journalists. Quill and Scroll members must have three semesters of journalism, be recommended by their teeacher, and be in the top third of their class. Quill and Scroll Members: James McFerrin, Keith Cochran, Lori Nichols, Sherry Wheatley, Pat Carlin, and Linda Mankowski. Not Picturt are Tami Byam and Mike Fetrow. Fire Up Pep Club. . . President — Lisa Strong Vice-President — Delores Gonzales Treasurer— Laura Inman p Club was reinstituted to KHS this year thanks to the interest of both faculty and stu- nt body. BACK: Lynda Rathbone, Cindy Stewart, Bobbi JoAune, Carolyn Adams, Peggy ode, Wendy Young and Jeane Schroeder. MIDDLE: Ester Marez, Brenda Brown, Barbara jnn, Julie Osborne, Sherri Cisney, and Lori Black. FRONT: Representative — Debbie lynard, Vice-President — Delores Gonzales, Representative, Joan Nelson, President — a Strong, Treasurer — Laura Inman, Secretary — Stacy Thompson, Representative — ura Owens, Representative — Janet Cornwall. Secretary — Stacy Thompson Sponsor — Miss Helen Wirschem 143 VARSITY: Kim Hartman, Barbara Simon, Terri Weisrock, Teri Pitts (Head) I V.: Cheryl Dye, Mavis Brotherton (Head), Sandie Slack, Susan Barkhurst. FROSH: Candice Sears (Head), Susan Finnegan, Lorna Duey, Karen Mathieson The KHS Varsity Cheerleaders of 76-77 started a new tradition this year. It is a wooden dog house about 8 feet high; it will be passed down each year for the new Varsity Cheerleaders. 144 Cheers and Poms VARSITY: Karla Phillips, Annette Rubio, Dori Smith, Rosei Rounseville, Jeri Thompson, Stacey Duey (Head), Katie Craves, Lisa Wisely, Julie Lawrence, Sherry Mellott. J.V.: Gloria Frey, Robin Wienke, Kari Jo Williamson (Head), Laura Neal, Sue Moline, Sonoma VanBrunt, Beth Mankowski, Dana DeFranco, Tonja Sutter, Denise Scott. 145 VAM Cancels Trip MEXICO VAM is a group of third and fourth year Spanish students. The group's goal is to go someplace in Mexico. This year, due to conditions in Mexico, VAM had to cancel their trip. VAM held several raffles to raise money. VAM Members: BACK: Richard Meins, |im Cave, Cecil DeBaca, Wendy Lamb, Corinne Smith and Linda DuBois. FRONT: Cyndi Hughes, Larry Wilson, Jeanna Schroeder, Heidi Fogelberg, and Nancy Bartoo. Mr. Roger Murillo is VAM sponsor. 146 Science and Math Club These are Ihe bright, smiling faces of KHS's 76-77 Science Club. The Science Club, sponsored by Miss Yvonne Green, raffled off a calculator this year. BACK: Barbara Touchette, Rodney Smith, Heidi Fogelberg, Cheryl Fogelberg, and Doro- thy Gerrinjj. MIDDLE: Corrine Smith, Representative; Robin Hopely, Secretary; Nancy Remy, President; Dawn Hanno, Vice-President; and Wendy Lamb. FRONT: Kelly Furr, Roger Lattimer, Ester Marez. These are the mathematicians of King- man High School's Math Club. Sponsor; Mr. Keith Laulo. MEMBERS: BACK: Terri Hefley, Corinne Smith, Heidi Fogelberg, Rodney Smith and Lee Stone. FRONT: Linda DuBoise, Cheryl Fogelberg, Jeanna Schroeder, and Dorothy Gerring. 147 Matmaids. ABOVE: Cindy Jones, Sherry Wheatley and Sherry Craver. CENTER: Sue Brown, Cindy Jones, Sherry Wheatley, Sherry Craver, Shelbie Woodsmansee and Alisa Merkitch. BOTTOM: Sue Brown, Alisa Merkitch and Shelbie Woodsmansee. Matmaids have really supported our wrestling team this year and we thank them for their outstanding efforts. When our track season begins these spirited young ladies are known as our Spikettes. They then help support our track team. Or Spikettes! 148 Faculty or Foe? TOP LEFT: Mr. Dykman erases his board. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Conrath laughs as her student is dumbfounded. LEFT BOTTOM: Mr. Murillo, Spanish teacher helps his students. MIDDLE RIGHT: nurse Doris Pow- ers enjoys a quiet moment. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Jones dictates a letter in one of his Shorthand classes. 150 :FT TOP: Mr. Bartoo, and Jo Sweazey can't share their joke with us. RIGHT TOP: Advisor, Mrs. Hendrix and Editor of the Bulldog, je Brown. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Grossman takes five to play chess with a student. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ms. Wirshem and Fred study. OTTOM LEFT: Mr. Sisco. . . how sweet it is. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Mallet demonstrates the use of a calculator to two students. 151 The two men that are the bosses of Mohave County Union High School District 30 are Mr. Richard Daw- son, Superintendent; and Mr. Jarvis Cobe, Asst. Superin- tendent. These two gentle- men make sure that the three high schools in our district run smoothly. RIGHT: Mr. Richard Dawon and FAR RIGHT: Mr. Jarvis Cobe pose for a picture before the scnool board meeting. The five people that work the hardest in our school district aren't even paid. School members are elected to 4 year terms. 3 new members were elected this year. KHS would like to thank these 5 administrators. The members are Mr. Don Biehn, Clerk; Mrs. Julie Bare; Mrs. Leta Clancy; Mr. Jim Richardson; and Mrs. Mona Cochran, President. 152 Teachers Smiled A Lot onesome Joe Russo is known for his farout pickin'; Mrs. May Mr. Rav Conralh makes some of the finest silver and gem jewelry •Jelson is famous for her smile and understanding ways. around; Ms. Mary Lou Pettijean has the world's largest wardrobe of warmups. 153 Mrs. Lois Yazel sifts through a pile of papers while Mrs. Mary Lou Gabby uses the telephone a means of correspondence. The office staff at KHS is a well put together group of 7 efficient ladies. They perform a multitude of different tasks. These jobs range from sales personel to caring for the sick and everything in between. We wish to thank the office personel for their many appreciated efforts. Mrs. Carol Spear is the friendly lady in the book store. Mrs. Margaret Alcott is another one of our helpful office hands. And Dr. Vance's Girl Friday! Mrs. Karen Seaborn busily types up a U ter. 154 The KHS student body was fortunate to boast four of the most congenial, competent, counselors iaginable. Mrs. Leslie Rice is the counselor for the Stupendous Seniors. Mr. John Marzley is the head unselor as well as the counselor for the Juggernaut Juniors. Also on the staff of counselors is Mrs. ida Wolff for the Super Sophomores. Last, but most assuredly not least is Mr. Calvin Hulst for the ntastic Freshmen. The Good Guys! 155 A Learning Experience. . . Miss Elaine Welch is new at Kingman High and teaches reading. Mr. Keith Laulo teaches matn . Mr. Krank Lee teaches history and government. Miss Mary Nadeu and Miss Sharon Leibrich teach art. Mr. Gene Wolff is one of our favorite English teachers. 156 Fantastic Faculty! d he is ready to go, Mr. Bill Sisco. ABOVE: Mr. Cillis, teacher of ustrial arts, has one of those days. 157 Academics Count Mr. Herb Stripe. ABOVE: Mr. David Cunningham. Mrs. Kathy Meier. CENTER: Mr. Stan Gould. TOP: Mr. James Zoubek. Mr. Gene Wolff. 158 Miss Joan Deines. TOP: Mr. David Mikleton, Mr. Loren Wil- son, Mr. Dean Honsinger. LEFT: Mr. John Dallabetta. 15 Mr. David West is an English teacher and is also the JV Wrestling Coach. ABOVE: Mr. Loren Wilson teaches photography and art. Mr. Wilson is (he Photo Advisor for the annual. Mr. Gary Dykman, coach of “Gary's Mean. ABOVE: Mr. Math( Peirce is a new teacher at KHS, teaches Science. He also is t pitching coach. 160 ABOVE: Mr. Brooks Norton, Mr. Joe Russo and Mr. Ralph Gross. MIDDLE: Miss Clair Colegrave and Mr. Alfred Mallot. BOTTOM: Mr. Bill White and Mr. Bob Mayse. 161 ABOVE: Mr. Herbert Stipe, coach of the Frosh football team, Var- sity wrestlers, and teacher of many branches of English, gives us an enthusiastic smile. BELOW: Industrial arts! Looks more like the art of sawing Z's, Mr. Charles Cook. As well as being the new coach of our varsity football team, Lin Bearcat Parker took the rolls of a P.E. and Geography teacher. Miss Hilda Boise takes an active hand at coaching dramatics, bi her main initiative is the teaching of English. 162 Mr. Roger Murillo is the Spanish teacher and the Spanish Club sponsor. ABOVE: Mrs. Carma Zumvvalt teaches home ec., as well as taking the roll of HERO coordinator. Miss Juanita Hughes takes a book break. ABOVE: Mr. George Broseta's specialty is Agriculture. 63 Mr. Carl Greer, teacher of Industrial Arts. |F W Special Education instructor, Mr. Hermey Shultz. English teacher. Miss Joann Harriss, finds time to flash a cheer smile. Mr. Robert Gillis is one of our many Industrial Arts instructors. 164 Teachers Do a Good Job! Mr. Alfred Mallei teaches math. ABOVE: Miss Yvonne Green Science and finds time to sponsor Matmaids and Science ABOVE LEFT: Miss Julie Trump teaches marketing and is the Sponsor. LEFT: Mrs. Carol Randall teaches many different courses. 165 Learning Can Be. Mr. Leroy Wissinger teaches Vocational Industrial Arts. This is his first year at KHS. ABOVE: Mr. Jim Fuller teaches PE. Mrs. Charlene Stipe teaches English. This is Mrs. Stipe's first year at KHS. 166 Fun?! Wayne Welsh, Mike Burton, Mr. Carl Greer, and William Hopkins build on the house. ZHmj t W At. Gordon Stewart teaches Health and Driv- Mr. Bartoo teaches business and finds time to coach the r's Ed. What a brave man! ABOVE: Mrs. Doro- Girls' Track team. Last year, Mr. Bartoo was the coach of the ly Hendrix teaches business. State Champions. 167 Our First Citizens Last Kingman High School wouldn't be a school if it weren't for the hard work of two very dedicated men. These men are Dr. Jimmy Vance and Mr. John Hanley. Dr. Vance's duties as principal are varied. Mr. John Hanley's main job is discipline. Thanks to these two men, KHS is one of the best schools in the state. Another important man on the KHS campus is Mr. Henry Alcott. Mr. Alcott is the Community School director. Mr. John Hanley smiles every now and Mr. Henry Alcott is busy planning the Communit) then! ABOVE: Dr. Jimmy Vance asks Mrs. School program. Lois Yazel a question. 168 Running, jumping, failing, catching. Oh how it hurts, but we are constantly striving for victory. m Has Disappointing Season S-' C V O _0 'fVy • Injuries to key players; a uncertainties and innovations which are natural any- time a change in staff occurs, all added up to a dismal season for the Bulldog football team. New head coach Lin Parker known to the fans and players as Bearcat provided thrills and excitement even though all games had to be forfeited due to over- looked player ineligibilities. The gains made during the season were impressive with all the players showing constant improvement. Consistent team spirit was always evident as was a very involved coaching staff. A rebuilding year is always difficult at best and the 1976 season was no exception. The future looks bright with many returning lettermen as well as a host of Jayvees and freshmen to bolster any weak areas. Overall, it was an exciting year. Defense gets ready to rip up the offense. Darcy Jocko Bruton kicks up turf. BELOW: The Kingman offense sets up attack. 170 inderfer, Bigler, Shupe, Chavez, Lopez, DeBaca, Covington, Essig, Martin, Robles, Westeen, Kinsel, Wilson, Kelly, Proud- ot, Bruton, Severns, Cunningham, Hafley, Capalby, Munhall, Alvarado, Block, (Manager) May, Lopez, Billingsley, Reed. ABOVE: Scott Kelly gains yardage around end. ABOVE: Manager Jeff Brown demonstrates his football skills. BELOW: Eric Munhall assists Darcy Bruton on a tackle. BELOW: Head Coach “Bearcat Parker and quarterback Steve Wilson, talk over game strategy. 171 BOTTOM: Gilbert Chavez (No. 50) prepares himself for some heavy ABOVE: Jerry Kinsel (No. 75) deflects a Snowflake pass, action. BELOW: Scott Kelly trying to avoid tacklers. 172 Frosh. Undefeated!!! Dominant. J Vf Tough Luck! rosh FROSH: Weisrock, Bigler, Moulton, Callahan, Martin, Mahan, McPhearson, Proudfoot, Tapia, Cloniger, Edwards, Hopely, Cofer, BeechTer, Huerta, Maddux, Huer, Murillo, Stewart, Chavez, Parsons, Miller, Martin, Neal, Bender, Carpenter, Sanders, Cummins, Favor, Alvarado, First, Adams, Dorner, Olivas, Patterson, Steed, Wolsey, Ferguson, Lawson, Wright, Olivas, Abraham, Flint, Martin, Stole, Nelson. J.V.: Hill, Calzada, Lawson, Cummings, Billingsley, Martell, Proudfoot, Neal, Padilla, Ferguson, DeBaca, Wolsey, Logsden, Ward, Fortune, Steed, Talk, Casson, Davis, Ferguson, Sisco, Williams, Sipe, Quent, Flint, Martin, Willis, Havatone, Carter, Wisely, Powers. COACHES: Jones, Olivas. MANAGERS: Feldman, Claw. 173 TOP I to r: Diane Marshall, manager; Carla Murillo; Jani Cunningham; Jerri Brown; Naithalene Suathajame; Sheri Craver; Susan Lingenfelter; MIDDLE ROW: Marlene Holyoak; Charlene Lum; Denise Nelson; Tammy Cook; FRONT ROW; Lisa Shaner, manager; Margaret Bender; Robin Hopely; Connie Butt; Mary Lucero; Jana Niccum; Elaine Welch, Coach. 13 ' 174 TOP I to r: Mary Lou Pettijean, Coach; Sherry Maynard, Manager; Arlene Nicely; Anita Nicely; Rhonda Gilgen; Rhonda Wienke; Anita Goodrich; Cindi Hughes; Terri Hollis, Manager; FRONT ROW: Cindi Stewart; Nancy Bartoo; Tamee Dawson; Lori Baldwin; Deanna McElrath. Alright who stole my Right Guard? says Tammy Cook to er fellow teammates. LEFT: From the looks on their faces they lost! MIDDLE: Nancy Bartoo shows great skills. RIGHT: Carla Murillo and Susan Lingen- felter work well together. BOTTOM LEFT: Carla Murillo serves the ball. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Nancy Bartoo No applause please. BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Deana McElrath shows us her real features. RIGHT: Denise Nelson serving to opposing team. 175 Get Down C C The Varisty Cross Country team from left to right: David Grimes, John Waters, Arthur Karr, John Holgate, David Walker, Mario Bravo, Mike Burton, Bill Shade, and Raymond Karr. MIDDLE: Kingman High Girls' Cross Country team from left to right: Anne Randall, Natalie Edwards, Casey Alexander, Diane Mar- shall and Nancy Bartoo. BOTTOM: The Cross Country team gets ready to get it on at the Cocanino Invitationial. Running for Kingman are Raymond Karr, Bill Shade and Mike Burton. The 1976-77 Cross Country was 2 and 3 in dual competition. Kingman split with Parker, taking the home meet and losing away. Kingman's record at home against Lake Havasu and Parker was our only wins. Kingman lost to Coconino and to Snowflake at home. In Invitational competition the Kingman team placed in the last quarter of the teams participat- ing, however in individual competition Kingman's Raymond Karr consistantly placed in the top 10 runners. Raymond lead Kingman with 4 first place finishes and 2 second place finishes. Raymond was rewarded All-Conference honors for fine efforts. This was the first season for Kingman Girls' Cross Country. Being the first season there were only 2 dual meets for the girls. Kingman girls came up on the short end of both meets but kept their poise. At Divisional the girls earned 4th place. They were lead by All Conference runner Nancy Bartoo, who finished 2nd at Divisional and 3rd in State Competition. The 76-77 season saw a young Kingman team entering into competition. The Kingman squad had only 1 senior, 5 juniors, and the rest of the team were freshmen. You can expect a strong team in the future. 176 ACH CARY DYKEMAN'S MEAN FIFTEEN: BACK: Coach Gary Dykeman, Gary Wellington, Ray Neil, Loren Geesey, ce Parsons, Tiffin Miller, Bob Shupe, and Cordy Reed. FRONT: Jim Cave, Mark Wimpee, Darrel Carpenter, Phil Hava- e, Pat Carlin, John Longoria, and Manager Mike Block. Ray Neil guards an oncoming player while Tiff Miller Helps! Tiff Miller tries for two points and Loren Geesey tries for rebound! 177 Varsity Basketball 1 RIGHT: Loren Geesey and Tiffen Miller go for the rebound, but the ball falls through the hoop. LEFT: Jim Cave warms up. RIGHT BOTTOM: The team takes a time-out. LEFT BOTTOM: Tiffen Miller and Loren Geesey block as Phil Havatone helps teammates push for victory. 178 dy Reed and Tiffin Miller guard Coconino player Jim Shall- n. OW: Bob Shupe fights for a rebound while Ray Neil and Cave Watch. Loren Geesey and Tiffin Miller wait for a rebound. BELOW: Pat Carlin goes up for a layup while Loren Geesey and Tiffin Miller get ready to grab the rebound. 179 Dale Steele makes two points. LEFT: “Where is the Ball? BELOW: Dale Steele shoots a free throw. BELOW RIGHT: Aaron Davis goes up for a layup. BACK: Coach Robert Olivas, Manager Arnold DeMarco, Dean Severns, Herbie Padilla, Dale Steele, James Quent. MIDDL Aaron Davis, Blake Chapman, Herman Claw, John Cook. FRONT: Ken Munhall, Greg Carlin, Porter Williams, Grant Colli Danny Burroughs, and Craig Honsinger. 180 Frosh Basketball embers of the Freshman basketball: BACK: Pat Patterson, Steve Murillo, Willy Turner, Mark Olivas, Chuck Steed, David Carpenter, and r. David Cunningham. MIDDLE: John Crowse, Van Claw, Bobby Olivas, Joe Dorner, Chester Key, Clyde Coffer. FRONT: Jeff Brown, iddy Howard, Eric Martin, Jimmy Rubio, Dean Wilder, Ricky Cloninger, Casey Reed, and Manager Mike Burns. Not pictured: Brian Abra- im. 181 TOP LEFT: Coach Mary Lou Petitjean watches as her team strives for victory. TOP RIGHT: Sherri Maynard takes control of the jumpball. BOTTOM: Front: Helen Watahomigie, Debbie Dowell, Maris.i Murphy, Teresa Cespuch, Sherry Maynard, Christy Lee. BACK: Dianna Mulder — Manager, Cristi Cofer — Captain, Susan Li genfelter, Natalie Edwards, Linda Geesey, Denise Nelson, Debb Maynard — Manager. NOT PICTURED: Linda Powskey — Ca tain. FAR BACK: Mary Lou Petitjean, Coach. Girls' Varsity Basketball 77 182 J.V. Basketball Beats All OP PICTURE: Back: Bert Murphy, Anita Goodrich, Malla Willey, Charlene Lum, Theresa Estridge, Jeri Brown, )ani Cunningham, Jeanette Iravo, and Margaret Bender. FRONT: Lori Baldwin, Elaine Chan, Cynthia Cespvch, Mary Lucero, Bridget Gilio, Maria Cinsneros, and Jana Jiccum. IOTTOM PICTURE: BACK: Cindy Smaller, Kerry Hargrove, Shelly Kemp, Karen Erdman, Kathy Thode, Terry Ameelyenah, and Pat Murillo. RONT: Melissa Havatone, Debbie Estridge, Sandra Johnson, Gail Stevenson, Rose Michaud, Frances Macias, and Snerry Lee. 183 KHS Wrestling TOP LEFT: Mr. Herb Stipe; Wrestling Coach TOP RIGHT: A King- man Wrestler strives for a pin. MIDDLE LEFT: Visiting wrestler is reprimanded for foul play. MIDDLE RIGHT:Two Point take-down for the visiting team. BOTTOM LEFT: The start; a crucial point of match. Get Down 184 5 V. And Boogie! TOP: This could be a turning point in the match. MIDDLE: King- man gets down for the pin. BOTTOM: The kill is short, but pain- ful. 185 Tennis Team Members: BACK: Coach Keith Laulo, Leslie Stallard, Cindy Hughes, Beth Mankowski, Carla Murillo, Susan Finnigan, Stewart, Karen Waters, Lori Nichols, and Terri Miller. FRONT: Claire Conrad, Karen Mathieson, Valerie Longwell. ABOVE: Golf Tea Members: BACK: Dana Powers, Craig Martin, Dennis Sullivan, Blake Benson, David Cunningham, Bill Scott, and Coach Charlie Coc FRONT: Mark Lindsey, Ron Wolsey, Grant Gollis, Kenny Hill, Greg Carlin, and Jim Erdman. Nathalene Suathoname, Jerry Brown, Coi Chavez, and Donna Belding. 186 Returning State Champs Girls' Track Members are: BACK: Rhonda McFerrink, Maureen Collins, Jerri Brock, Marlene Holyoak, Rene Driver, Rhonda Wienke, Margaret Bender, Gloria Frey, Michelle Baratta, Sharon Lawrence, Lorna Duey, Linda Mankwoski, Kay Oswalt. 3rd row: Sophia Kogianes, Dana DeFranco, Gail Stevenson, Natalie Deering, Karla Phillips, Susan Duey, Kellie Neal, Lou Burrage, Debbie Jett, Elaine Chan, Sue Moline, Casey Alexander, and Stacy Campbell. 2nd Row: Vicki Johnson, Susan Pierce, Cindy Webster, Marilyn Wolfe, Cindy Rucker, Paula Burton, Snerry Lee, Jana Nicuum, Linda Severns, Dianne Mar- shall, Denise Scott, Dorri Smith, Tammi Dawson, FRONT: Leah Marshall, Patty Davis, Rachel Hubeny, and Ester Marez. 187 Boys' Track 188 '77 Baseball ime of (he members of the 1977 Varsity Baseball team are: BACK: Steve Wilson, Elvis Hunter, Mark Tapia, Darcy Bruton, and Bo West. iONT: Paul Essig, Scott Kelly, Richie Lopez, Joe Capalby, and Gary Martin. 189 UPPER LEFT: No! Kelly Moore Is not playing leap frog. He is working out with the varsity baseball team. UPPER RIGHT: Tim Ferguson and Darcy Bruton warm up vigorously. BOTTOM: Baseball team members play catch to prepare them for a hard days' practice. 90 shman Baseball members are: BACK: ry Whatoname, Danny Bender, Milly ihan, Greg Cummings, Greg Martin, vid Walker, Mark Adams, Brian Abra- n, Jim Rubio, Brad Sanders, and Paul rtin. FRONT: Mike Ardin, Steve Esqui- , Wes Ferguson, Floyd Tapia, and Mike lalen. Greg Cummins winds up and lets loose! David Carpenter gets into the swing of things; 191 OVE: Freshmen get ready for action!! Squad members on the JV Baseball team are: BACK: Joe DeBaca, Bob Casson, Tony Rubio, Buddy Sapp, Tim Ferguson, and Butch Stee FRONT: Floyd Willis, Wes Ferguson, Cary Carter, and Tiger Thompson. LEFT: It's a long throw to the catcher! RIGHT: With out-stretche arms, the batter gets a strike! 0 192 SCOREBOARD VARSITY FOOTBALL 0 — 10 KINGMAN Kingman Kingman. Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman OPPONENT F Parker F Mohave F Havasu F Coconino F Holbrook F Snowflake F Boulder F Basic F Flagstaff 6 Winslow 39 F for forfeit SCORES UNAVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME 8-0 FROSH FOOTBALL Kingman 36 Parker 0 Kingman 38 Havasu 0 Kingman 44 Flagstaff 7 Kingman 47 Mohave 6 Kingman 60 Havasu 0 Kingman 38 Parker 0 Kingman 66 Mohave 0 Kingman 40 Coconino 0 CROSS COUNTRY (Low Score Wins) COCONINO INVITATIONAL Kingman 25 Parker 30 Kingman Havasu (rained out) Kingman 20 Coconino 40 HOLBROOK INVITATIONAL Kingman 30 Parker 25 Kingman 37 Snowflake 20 Kingman Holbrook (canceled) KINGMAN INVITATIONAL SQUAW PEAK Kingman 13th Kingman 19 Havasu 40 Kingman 40 Flagstaff 19 STATE Kingman Boys 13th Kingman Girls 5th VARSITY WRESTLING 6 — 2 Kingman 47 Mohave 11 Kingman 28 Winslow 36 Kingman. 57 Parker 9 Kingman 33 Havasu 24 Kingman 19 Coconino 39 Kingman 50 'Flagstaff 22 Kingman 31 Snowflake Kingman 38 Mohave 21 Kingman 17 Holbrook 41 Kingman finished 13th in state GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL (Underlined team indicates winner of best 2 out of 3 games.) 12 — 4 Kingman vs Parker KilW n vs Needles Kingman vs Win$lQw Kingman vs Williams Ki-H man vs Flagstaff Kingman vs Mphavt? Kinsman vs Coconino Kingman vs Snowflake Kingman vs Flagstaff XiPftThfln vs Mohave Kingman vs Holbrook Kingman vs Needles XjDftQHn vs Coconino jflngflifl vs Havasu Kingman vs Parker Kingman vs Hayaiu GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (Underlined team indicates winner of best 2 out of 3 games.) 7 — 7 Kingman vs Parker Kingman vs Needles Kingman vs Winslow Kingman vs Williams Kingman vs Flagstaff Kingman vs Mohave Kingman vs Coconino Kingman vs Snowflake Kingman vs Haasteif Kingman vs Mohave Kingman vs Holbrook Kingman vs Needles Kingman vs frKQninp Kingman vs Havasu Kingman vs Parker Kingman vs HflXflSy Kingman vs flagstaff 193 SCOREBOARD o VARSITY BASKETBALL (boys) 14 — 10 JV BASKETBALL (boys) 7 — 12 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 12 — 7 KINGMAN Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman (state) Kingman OPPONENT 78 Lake Havasu 53 67 Needles 70 76 Mohave 65 68 Lake Havasu 69 72 Boulder City76 65 Parker 78 61 Kofa 52 49 Palo Verde 72 57 Mohave 59 58 Coconino 54 65 Mohave 63 65 Holbrook 56 70 Flagstaff 59 85 Snowflake 68 80 Winslow 68 51 Coconino 63 50 Boulder City 73 68 Holbrook 69 51 Flagstaff 55 59 Snowflake 52 68 Parker 49 65 Winslow 64 73 Winslow 66 76 Nogales 68 49 CD0 85 (state) Kingman Kingman 49 Kingman 55 Kingman 58 Kingman 50 Kingman 74 Kingman 58 Kingman 59 Kingman 42 Kingman 76 Kingman 43 Kingman 41 Kingman 55 Kingman 45 Kingman 60 Kingman 48 Kingman 40 Kingman 43 Kingman 74 Kingman 41 Opponent Lal e Havasu47 Needles 47 Mohave 52 Lake Havasu 63 Boulder City 55 Parker 48 Coconino 52 Mohave 63 Holbrook 57 Flagstaff 47 Snowflake 58 Winslow 60 Coconino 58 Boulder 65 Holbrook 53 Flagstaff 43 Snowflake 54 Parker 69 Winslow 58 Kingman Kingman 44 Kingman 48 Kingman 60 Kingman 69 Kingman 57 Kingman 42 Kingman 36 Kingman 61 Kingman 55 Kingman 43 Kingman 49 Kingman 62 Kingman 57 Kingman 50 Kingman 31 Kingman 37 Kingman 55 Kingman 55 Kingman 49 Opponent Havasu 37 Needles 49 Mohave 37 Havasu 51 Boulder City46 Parker 41 Coconino 54 Mohave 28 Holbrook 62 West Flag 45 Snowflake 45 Winslow 53 Coconino 61 Boulder 33 Holbrook 37 West Flag 44 Snowflake 38 Parker 47 Winslow 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL (girls) 12 — 7 |V BASKETBALL (girls) 12 — 1 JV WRESTLING 6 — 4 — 1 Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman Kingman 40 Opponent Parker 42 50 Mohave 40 43 Havasu 48 32 Salome 43 61 Williams 30 35 Wickenburg23 31 Mohave 19 58 Bagdad 31 39 Havasu 47 57 Flagstaff 7 32 Prescott 18 39 Needles 29 39 Wickenburg45 61 Bagdad 29 41 Coconino 43 48 Parker 46 69 Needles 24 44 . 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Beale St. Kingman, AZ 602 Hall Street Kingman, Arizona NOLAN DAVIS BOB LONG Congratulations, Seniors! 2U CITIZENS UTILITIES COMPANY Telephone Division 3405 Northern Avenue Best Wishes Class of 1977 Senior Register Abshere, Terrie DECA — 3 S Club — 2,3 HERO —4 Secretary — 4 Acton, Blaine Football — 1 Baseball —1,2,3,4 FFA — 1 VICA —3,4 President —4 Aldous, Chuck Annual — 3 Adams, Bruce Wrestling — 3 Alvarado, Mike Football —1,2,4 Basketball —1,2,3 Track —3 Bulldog — 1 Student Council — 1,2,3 lettermen's Club — 2 Anderson, Ed Band —2,3,4 Stage Band — 3,4 Track —2,3 Baca, Wayne Track —2,3,4 Baldwin, Don Spanish VAM IV Barkhurst, jane Student Council — 1,2,3,4 FFA Sweetheart — 1,2,3 Key Club — Sweetheart — 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 S Squad Leader — 1,2,3 S Club —2,3,4 Vice President —3 President 4 Girls'State — 3 VOCA —2,3,4 FBLA —2,3,4 COE—4 President—4 Homecoming Attn. — 4 Girls' Track — 2 NHS —3,4 Secretary—4 Beck, Jo Drama Club —1,2,3,4 Secretary — 2 Treasurer — 3 Vice President —4 Band —1,2 Bulldog — 1 NHS —3,4 Bell, Cheryl Girls' Glee — 1 DECA —3 Band —2,3,4 S Club —2,3 FHA — 1 Billingsly, Mike Track —1,2,3,4 Football —1,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club — 1,2,3,4 President —3,4 Boys' State — 3 Student Council — 4 Braband, Thomas DECA —3 Brotherton, Mike Basketball —1,2 Football —1,2,3,4 Track —3,4 VICA —4 Brown, Connie Volleyball — 1 Carlin, Pat Basketball —1,2,3,4 Baseball — 1 Football — 1 Golf —3,4 Spanish Club — VAM IV DECA —4 Bulldog —2,3 Student Council — 3 Candelaria, Pam Caughlin, Cathy FBLA —1,2,3 VOCA —1,2,3 Pep Club —2 President —2 Student Council — 2,3,4 S.B. Vice President — 3 Student Achievement — 3 COE —4 Chavez, Gilbert Lettermen's Club — 3,4 Football —1,2,3,4 Baseball —1,2,3 Claw, Sonja COE —4 FBLA —4 Recording Secretary — 4 NHS —3,4 Cochran, Keith Basketball — (Mgr.) Drama Club — 1,2,3,4 Treasure — 2 Vice President — 3 President 4 Band —1,2,3,4 Vice President — 3,4 NHS —3,4 Annual —1,2,3,4 Co-editor — 3 Editor — 4 Boys' State — 3 Regional Band — 2,3 Conlan Congressional Scholar — 3 Confer, Cristi Girls' Basketball —3 HERO —4 FFA —1,2,3,4 Reporter — 2,3 Vice President — 4 Colcord, Amy NHS —2,3,4 Girls'Glee — 1 Concert Choir — 2 Science Club — 3 Drama Club — 3 Model UN —4 Conrad, Angela Girls'Glee — 1 Concert Choir — 2 Student Council — 3 S Club —3,4 Senior Class Rep. — 4 Spanish Club — 3 HERO —4 Treasurer — 4 Cornelius, Sandy Band — 3,4 Drama Club — 2,3 Photo Club — 4 Annual —4 Cook, Kathe NHS —3,4 Spanish Club — 3 Impact — 3,4 HERO —4 Cruse, Mark Transferred from Porterville, CA Student Council —3,4 SB President 4 Track —3,4 Photo Club — 3 President — 3 Cunningham, Bill Football —1,2,3,4 Golf —1,2,3,4 Daniels, Barbara Concert Choir — 1,2,3,4 Drama Club — 2,3 NHS —3,4 Madrigals — 3 Aquarians — 3 Dawson, Danny Wrestling —1,2,3,4 Football — Track — Lettermen's Club — 1,2,3,4 Davis, Bill Football — 1 Baseball — 1 Wrestling — 2,3,4 FHA —3 VICA —4 ICE 4 Davis, Francis FFA —1,2,3,4 DECA —4 Davis, Kevin Deering, Nathan Football — 1 Dorner, Karen NHS —3,4 President —4 Model UN —3,4 President —4 Drama Club — 4 Science Club — 2,3 Math Club —2,3 Spanish Club — 3 Student Achievement — 2,3 Student Council — 4 Outstanding Student — 3 Transfer from Cholla HS Duey, Stacie JV poms — 2 Varsity Poms — 3,4 Squad leader — 4 Spanish Club — 3 VAM IV —3 NHS —3,4 COE —4 Vice President—4 VOCA —4 Vice President 4 Eberth, Fay Transferred from Buckeye Estrada, Kevin Track —1,2,3 Wrestling —1,2,3 Cross Country — 2,3 FFA —1 Escoffier, Terry Favor, Don Football — 1 Baseball —1,2,3,4 Wrestling — 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club — 2,3,4 Vice President —4 DECA —4 Ferguson, Larry Football —1,2 Basketball — 1 Band —2,3,4 Stage Band — 1,2,3,4 Fetrow, Mike Key Club DECA NHS Annual —1,2,3 Footit, Loni Band —2,3,4 FHA —2,3 Impact — 2,3 NHS —3,4 HERO —4 Fry, Debbie Annual — 4 Choir — 3,4 Folk Music—4 Girls'Glee —2 Garland, Dorena Pep Club —2 Drama Club — 2 Gates, Larry Gecsey, Loren Football — 1 Basketball —2,3,4 Student Council — 3 VAM IV Spanish Club — 3 President — 3 Boys’ State Hackett, John Math Club —2 Annual Staff —1,2,3 NHS —3,4 Basketball — 2 Girls' Track —2,3,4 Model U.N. — 4 Hafley, Tom NHS —3,4 FBLA — 4 FFA —1,2,3,4 Isaacson, Richard Model UN —3,4 President —4 Football —2,3 Bowling — 4 Homecoming Queen — 4 Varsity Wrestling — 2 DAR Citizenship Recipient Gehrke, Todd Track —2 Jackson, Tamara Student Rotarian Basketball —1,2 Band —1,2,3,4 HERO —4 Hamilton, Brenda FHA —1 Manley, Kevin FFA —2,3,4 NHS —3,4 Gilgen, Rhoda Johnston, Rosemary Concert Choir — 2,3,4 Volleyball —1,4 Hart, Bill HERO —4 Madrigals — 3,4 Basketball — 2 VICA —1 Spanish Club — 2 Aquarians — 3,4 Drama Club— 1,2 Transferred from Track—4 GAA — 1 Havatone,Chuck Clover Park Girls Letter Club — 4 Basketball —2,3 H.S — Tacoma, WA Martin, Gary HERO —4 Football — 4 Havatone, Phillip Keller, Lana Baseball — 4 Glenn, Gary Basketball —1,2,3,4 Concert Choir — 3 yrs. Transferred from Chicago Track —1,2,3 All Conference — Honorable Madrigals — 3 yrs. Cross Country — 3 Mention — 3 Aquarians — 3 yrs. Martin, Lori VICA —4 Girls'Glee — 1 Student Achievement — 2,3 Havatone, Vesta Folksingers — 1 Spanish Club — 3 Golding, Christina HERO —4 Mixed Quartet — 1 VAMIV —3 DECA —3,4 North Regional President —4 Regional Choir — 1 COE—4 Treasurer — 4 Lapidary Club Secretary — 1 Helmer, Keith Marshall, Edda Gollis, Suzy DECA —4 LaRoe, Diana Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club —2 Basketball —1 DECA —3 Secretary — 3,4 Student Council — 2,3,4 Tennis — 3,4 S Club —3,4 Hendrix, Roy Lindsey, Laura National Honor Society Girls' Track — 3 Orchestra —1 Junior Acheivment — 3 Lettergirls — 3,4 FBI A — 4 FFA —1,2,3,4 DECA —3,4 COE —4 Treasurer — 4 Masters, Teresa Lawrence, Susna Band —1,2,3,4 Gonzales, Danny Hett, Tim Science Club —1 Stage Band — 1,2 DECA —3,4 Concert Choir — 1,2,3,4 Band —1,2,3,4 Annual — 3 Madrigals — 2,3,4 Majorette —1,2,3 May, Bob Aquarians — 2,3,4 Madrigals —1,2,3 Football —1,2.3,4 Gould, Becky HERO —3 Aquarians — 2,3 Basketball — 1 Folksingers — 1 VICA —2 Concert Choir —2 Track —2,3,4 Madrigals — 2,3,4 Drama Club — 3,4 VAM III and IV —2,3 Aquarians — 2,3,4 Hill, Kenny Musical — 1 Student Council — 3 DECA —3 Football — 1 NHS —3,4 Baseball —1,2 Miller, Tiffin Graham, Sally Golf —3,4 Lattiner, Frank Basketball — 3,4 DECA —3,4 Baseball — 3 Transfer from Mohave Graves, Katie Key Club — 2 NHS —4 Cheerleader —1,2 Math Club — 4 Meins, Richard Head Mat Maid — 3 Holman, Carol Science Club — 4 Baseball — 3 Spikette —3 JV Poms — 1 Spanish Club — 4 Varsity Pom Pom —4 S Club-2 Lopez, Richard VAM 4 FHA — 1 Impact Club — 3 Football —1,2,3,4 Secretary — 1 Baseball —1,2,3,4 Metzger, Tina Impact — 1 Hood, Judy Track 2,3 Secretary — 1 Aviation Club — 1 McElrath, Deana VOCA —3 S Club —2,3 Basketball — 2 DECA —3,4 Folksingers —1,2. 3 Howell, Chris Volleyball —2,3,4 SClub —4 President —3 Track —1 Math Club —2 Homecoming Attendant — 4 Aquarians — 3,4 ICE—4 Science Club - 2 Madrigal — 3,4 Aquarians — 3,4 Moody, Frank Honor Society — 3,4 Hughes, Cyndi Madrigals — 3,4 Football — 1 HERO —4 Girls' Volleyball — 2,3,4 Lettergirls — 3,4 Baseball —1,3,4 Concert Choir — 2,3,4 2nd Team All-Conference — 4 President —4 Secretary — 3 Girls' Letterclub — 2,3,4 Band —3,4 Moore, Kelly Librarian — 4 VAMIV V —3,4 Concert Choir — 2,3,4 Band —1,2,3,4 Girls'Glee — 1 President —4 President — 3,4 Drum Major — 4 Vice President — 1 Girls' Track - 4 NHS —3,4 Stage Band — 1,2,3,4 Girls' Sextext —2 Girls' Tennis — 4 Drama Club — 2,3,4 Football —1,2,3 Miss Mohave County — 4 DECA —3 Secretary — 3 Basketball — 1 Honorable Mention for Miss Teenage of Treasurer — 4 Baseball —1,2 America — 3 Huerta, Vincent DECA —3 DECA —3,4 Mankowski, Linda Grimes, Darrell FHA —1,2,3,4 Morphew, Sherri Inman, Brett IMPACT —1,2,3,4 Pom Pon — 1,2 Grimes, David Student Government — 4 Quill Scroll —1,2,3,4 Folksingers — 1 Baseball — 1 Science Club — 3 Pep Club — 1 Aquarians — 3,4 217 Madrigals — 3,4 COE —4 F8LA — 4 Morris, Rene DECA —3 Murillo, Joseph Stage Band —1,2,3,4 Football — 1 Myers, Randy Concert Choir 3,4 DECA —4 Nogales, Sandra DECA —3,4 Nicely, Arlene Volleyball —3,4 Basketball —2 Mat Maids —3,4 Powder Puff Football — 3 Concert Choir — 3,4 Nicely, Anita Girls' Glee — 1 Concert Choir — 2,3,4 Basketball Manager — 2 Mat Maids —3,4 Aquarians — 3 Girls' Letterclub — 3,4 Spikettes — 3 Volleyball—3,4 Track—4 Owens, Deborah Drama — 3 Spanish Club — 3 Palmer, Jenni COE —4 Parker, Rhonda COE—4 Parliamentarian — 4 FBLA —4 Parks, Steve Football — 1 Wrestling —1,2,3 Track 1,2 Lettermen's Club — 1,2,3 Payne, Gregg Power, Nancy FH A —1,2,3 Treasurer—2 President 3 Honor Society — 2,3,4 S Club —3,4 Treasurer — 4 Student Council —4 Treasurer 4 COE FBLA — 4 Powskey, Linda Girls' Basketball —1,2,3,4 GAA — 1 Science Club —2 Lettergirls — 3,4 HERO Impact Rep. — 4 State Treasurer — 4 Honor Society — 3,4 Powskey, Danny DECA —3,4 Basketball — 1 Phillips, Kim DECA —3,4 Pethers, Jon Football —1,2,3 Basketball — 1 Peeler, Dennis Wrestling — 1 Parker, Debra S Club —3 COE—4 FBLA —4 Patterson, Sue Drama Club — 2 Spanish Club — 3 Reaves, lisa DECA —3 FFA —3,4 Rettman, Karen Concert Choir — 1,2,3 Folksingers — 2 Sextet —1,2 ICE —4 HERO—4 Robbins, Robert Football — 1 Basketball Manager — 2 HERO —4 Debbie, Robinson DECA —3 FFA —3,4 Rounseville, Chris Football —2 Baseball — 4 Rosencrans, JoAnn Volleyball —1,2,3,4 Track —2,3 lettergirls — 3,4 GAA 1 Reed, Cordy Football —1,2,3,4 Basketball —2,3,4 Baseball2,3,4 DECA —3 Student Council —4 St. Ours, Vince DECA —3 Schritter, Terry Smail, Lynda FHA —2,3 Pep Club —2 COE —4 Secretary — 4 FBLA 4 Treasurer Honor Society — 3,4 Spears, Telitha Band —2,3,4 Stage Band —1,2,3,4 German Club — 1 Secretary — 1 Honor Society — 2,3,4 Treasurer — 4 Girls' State — 3 Drama Club — 3,4 Standifer, Becky Band —1,2,3,4 Treasurer — 3,4 Choir —1,2 Madrigals —1,2,3,4 Drama Club —1,2,3,4 Track —2,3 GAA —1 Honor Society — 3,4 Starkey, Becky Concert Choir — 2,3,4 Folksingers — 2 Smith, Rodney Math Club — 4 Science Club — 4 Gem Club — 3,4 Photo Club — 3 Vice President —3 Honor Society Silva, Terry DECA —3 Skaro, Roxann FFA —1,2 DECA —3 Shipley, Odett FFA —1,2,3,4 Sentinal—2 Treasurer — 3 President —4 Student Council —4 Schwanbeck, Robin Transfer from Ashfork High Schmitz, Darrell Basketball—1 VICA —4 Salmon, Ken Flying Club — 1 Band —1,2,3,4 Stage Band — 1,2,3,4 DECA —3,4 Cross Country — 1,2,3,4 Track —1,2,3 Basketball — 1 Sullivan, Dennis Golf —1,2,3 Terry, Jon Wrestling Tibbets, Stuart Wrestling —2,3 DECA —3 Thoms, Candy Track —1 Pom Pom —1,2 Choir —1,2 Drama — 1 Tapia, Mark Football — 1 Basketball —1,2 Baseball —1,2,3,4 VAMIV —3 DECA —3 Boys'State — 3 Spanish Club —3 Model UN—4 Uebele, Chris Football — 2 DECA —3 Wilson, Steve Football —1,2,3,4 Captain—4 Basketball — 1 Baseball — 1,2,3,4 Band —1,2,3 Honor Society — 3,4 Vice President —4 lettermen's Club — 3,4 Secretary—4 Wilson, Tim Wrestling —1,2,3 Whitney, Sue GAA —1 DECA —3 IMPACT —3,4 Wheatley, Sherry HERO —4 President —4 Matmaids — 3,4 President —4 Student Council — 4 VOCA —3 Honor Society — 3,4 Quill and Scroll — 3,4 FHA —4 Impact Rep — 4 Spikette — 3 Transferred from Coconino Wagner, Larry Wynkoop, Dianne Volleyball — 3,4 Madrigal — 4 Aquarians—4 Choir — 3,4 Basketball—3 Mat Maids —4 Lettergirls Club — 3,4 Pep Club — 1 Spanish Club —1,2 Powderpuff Football — 3 Yokley, Shelly Pep Club — 1 FBLA —3 DECA —3,4 Vice President—4 SClub Homecoming Attendant Senior Class Treasurer S Club Secretary 4 218 SENIORS Abshere, Sherrie 29 Abshere, Terrie 29 Acton, Blaine 29 Adams, Bruce 29, 111 Aldous, Charles Alexander, Lisa 29 AJsman, Lisa 29 Alvarado, Mike 29,45,118 Anderson, Edward 29 Anderson, Jim 29 Attebery, David 30,52, . 3 Baca, Wayne 30 Bailey, Jeanne 30 Baldwin, Donald 30 Barkhurst, Jane 7,13,26,30,113,124,125, 129,130 Beck, JoAnne 30,31,133 Bell, Cheryl 31 Bigler, Roy 31 Bilingsley, Mike 26,31,125,127 Braband, Thomas 31 Briel, Melanie 31,132 Brothcrton, Mike 31 Brown, Connie 32 Brown, Mike 32 Bunkelmann, Denise 32 Burgett, Paul 32 Burton, Mike 124,129 Butrymowicz, Michael 32 Candelaria, Pam 32,56 Carlin, Patrick 33,34,142,177,179 Caughlin, Cathy 33 Chapman, Crystal 33 Chavez, Frank 33 Chavez, Gilbert 19,30, � , 127 Chesmore, Kim 33 Clark, Carol 33 Claw, Son ja 35,124,132 Cochran, Keith 19,21,26,34,133,141,142 Cofer, Cristi 34,182 Colbaugh, Suzanne 34 Colcord, Amy 22,34,43,124 Cole, Russell 34 Collier, Sheldon 34 Collins, Becky 34 Collins, Randy 34 Commisso, Ronny 35,46,118,119 Conrad, Angela 35,129 Cook, Kathe 35,124 Cornelius, Saundra 35 Cruse, Mark 7,35,43,125 Cunningham, Bill 35 Daniels, Barbara 21,22.35,115,121,139 Davis, Francis 35 Davis, Kevin 36 Davis, Susan 36 Davis, Lee 36 Davis, William Dawson, Danny Deering, Nathan 36 Dorner, Karen 20,36,39,124,125,133 Driver, Ron 36 Duey, Stacie 36,124,125,132,145 Eakerns, Ronald Escoffier, Te 36 :r lorn, Kathryn Estrada, Kevin 37 Faver, Larry Favor, Donny 21,37 Ferguson, Larry 37 Fetrow, Mike 37,142 Foot it, Loni 37,124 Fry, Debbie 37,137,139,141,214 Gabby, Shannon 37 Garland, Dorena 37 Gates, Larry 37 Geesey, Loren 22,26,37,124,132,177,178 Gehrke, Todd 32,37 Gilgen, Rhonda 37,47,127,174 Ginest, William 38 Glenn, Gary 38 Gollis, Suzie 38,58,12! , 129,132,140 Gonzales, Anita 38 Gonzales, Danny Gould, Becky 38,139 Graham, Sallianne 39 Graves, Katie 18,25,39,124,126,139,145 Griewe, Darryl 39 Grimes, Darrell 39 Grimes, David 39,176 Gackett, John Hatley, Tom 13,39, 111 Hamilton, Brenda 39 Hammer, David 30,39,124,127 Harris, Michael 39 Hart, Maxine 13,39 Hart, Bill Havatone, Chuck 40 Havatone, Elroy 40 Havatone, Phillip 40,177,178 Havatone, Vesta 40 Heathington, Lori Helmer, Keith 40 Hendrix, Roy 40 Herron, David 40 Hett, Tim 41 Higgins, Cheryl 41,132 Gill, Ken 41 Holman, Carolyn 36,41 Hood, Judy 47,137 Howell, Christopher Huerta, Vincent 41 Hughes, Cynthia 10,20,41,127,139,146, 174 Hunter, Melvin 41,189 Huston, Greg Inman, Brett 30,41,139,141 Isaacson, Richard 32,41 Jackson, Richard 32,41 Jackson, Tammy 41,56 Jaramillo, Tommy Johnston, Rosemary 41 Jones, Scott 42 Jordan, Brad 6,42 Jordan, David 41 Keller, Lana 29 Kelly, Scott 171,189 Key, Deanna42 Kuehner, Gerald 42 LaRoe, Diane 42 Lattimer, Frank 42,124,147 Lawrence, Susan 43,124,133 Lindsey, Laura 43 Lopez, Marco 43 Lopez, Richie 43,48,189 McClain, Debbie McElrath 25,44,46,50,124,133,137,139, 174,175 McFerrin, James 44,142 McVey, Patrick 13,26,33,44,139 Majenty, Lordina 43 Mangelsdorf, Pete 43 Mankowski, Linda 10,13,14,18,43,44, 113,142 Manley, Kevin 43,124,133,137,139 Marshall, Edda 43 Martin, Gary 44,159 Martin, Lori 44 Masters, Teresa 44 May, Bob 43,44 Meins, Richard 44,146 Metzger, Tina 13,45,113 Miller, Kerri 45 Miller, Tiffin 45,177,178,179 Moody, Frank 45 Moore, Kelly 13,45,135,190 Morphew, Sherrie 45,132 Mornpew, Patrick 45 Murillo, Joseph 38,45,118 Myers, Randall 46,56 Nava, Selina 46 Niceley, Anita 46,174 Niceley, Arlene 46,174 Nichols, Curtis 46 Nogales, Fabian 47 Nogales, Sandra 47 Norris, Rene 47 Owen, Deborah 47 Palmer, Jenni Parker, Debbie 47,58,132 Parker, Rhonda 31,47,132 Parks, Stephen Patterson, Sue 48 Payne, Gregg 43,48 Peeler, Dennis 48 Peppers, Robert 48 Pethers, Jon Philipps, Kim 48 Pitcock, Michael Power, Nancy 48,124,125,129 132 Powskey, Danny 48 Poskey, Linda 48,124,127,182 Proudfoot, Fred 36,48 Quent, Debra 48 Rader, Eileen 49 Randell, David 49 Randolph, Sijan Reaves, Lisa 49 Reed, Cordy 49,177,179 Reed, Jane 49 Remy, Nancy 49,133,147 Resch, Daniel 23,25,49,124,133,137,139 Rettman, Karen 49 Riccardi, Danny Riccardi, Darlene 49 Robbins, Robert 49 Robertson, Sharon 49 Robles, Robert Robinson, Debbie 49 Rosencrans, JoAnn 10, 50,127 Rounseville, Chris 50,119 Salmon, Kenneth 13,50 Schanaman, Lynette 50 Schmitz, Darrell 50 Schritter, Terry 50 Schwanbeck, Robin Shipley, Odett 50,125 Shores, Charles 50 Short, Rickey 50 Silva, Terry 51 Skaro, Roxann 51 Slavick, Deborah 51 Smail, Lynda 23,51,124,132 Smith, Cindy 51,137 Smith, Jeff 51 Smith, Rodney 23,52,124,147 Sones, Rolland 42 Spears, Telitha 25,26,52,133 Stalcup, Julia Standifer, Rebecca 10,52,133,139 Starkey, Rebecca 52,139 Steele, Barbara 52 St. Ours, Vincent Sullivan, Casey 137 Sullivan, Dennis 30,41,52 Tapia, Ernest 52 Tapia, Mark 26,52,55,189 Taylor, David 53 Terry, Jon 53 Tharp, Gary Thoms, Candace 52,53 Tibbets, Stuart 53 Troup, Susan 53 Turner, Rhonda 53 Uebele, Chris 53 Valenzuela, Frank Voels, Brenda 54 Wagner, Larry Watahomigie, Helen 54,180 Welch, Wayne 167 West, William 54,189 Wheatley, Sherry 23,54,124,125,141,142, 148,214 Whitney, Susan 54 Williams, Curt Wilder, Joann 54 Wilson, Steve 47,54,124,171,189 Wimpee, Mark 177 Wrignt, Carla 55 Wynkoop, Dianne 50,55,139 Yarbrough, Karla 55 Yokley, Shelly 5,13,113,129 Zerby, Mort 55 Zumwalt, Laura 55 Juniors Abbott, Tracy 72 Acton, Karen 72,131 Acton, Matt Adams, Beverly A. 62,124,129,131,135 Adams, Carolyn Agee, Russell 62 Aldous, Gloria Alexander, Larry 62 Allen, Reed 6,62 Arreola, Vicky 62,141 Auld, Steve 72 Bailey, Jim 62 Barnett, Craig 62 Barthlow, Tami 72 Bartoo, Nancy 10,11,62,146,174,175,176 Becker, LaOana 62 Bee ley, Christine 62,139 Belding, Sandy 72,131 Bellamy, Patti 62 Benson, Blake 62 Bigler, Carl 62 Blaine, Jim Block, Michael 62,124,177 Boggio, George Bonza, John 62 Botts, Allene 62 Boyer, Kerrie 72 Brotherton, Melody 62 Brown, Jeff 62,131,171 Brown, Richard 62 Brown, Ricky 63 Brown, Terri 60,63,65,70,129,139 Bruton, Darcy 32,63,171,172,190 Bugs, Carls 63 Bunkelmann, Scott 63 Burke, Dwayne 63 Burns, Buy 72 Burden, Debbie 110 Burrage, Lou 7,72,141 Burton, Brad 63,129 Butcher, Janet 63 Butrymowicz, Kathi Byam, Tammy 6,63,120,141,142 Callison, Carol 63 Campbell, Kevin 66,72,131 Campbell, Stacy 10,63 Capalby, Joe 63,141,189 Cave, Jim 63,146,177,178 Cespuch, Teresa 63,180 Chambers, Burl 63 Chambers, Mike 63 Chapman, Wanda 63,138 Chavez, Donna 63 Christensen, Lawrence 63 Ciardi, Gary 63,72 Clouse, Ricky Coller, Laurie 63 Covington, Brice 63,129 Cruz, Fred Cullison, Ray 63 Cuvillrer, Marilyn 131 Davidson, Carol 72 Dawson, Tammy 63,131,139,174 DeBaca, Cecil 63,146 Deering, Natalie 64,129 DeMarse, Shelby 64,131 Denton, Jim 64 Dowling, Dan DuBois, Linda 64,65,124,126,140,147 Duck, Lisa Duey, Susan 61,64,131 Duford, Ron 62 Dunn, Donald 64 Dyer, Scott 64 Edwards, Natalie 6,10,61,64,129,176,182 EaH, Cindy 64 Early, Shirley 64,139 Eisenlord, Bill 64 Erdman, James 64 Esdom, Bob 64 Esquibel, Joey 64 Essig, Paul 64, 111, 189 Ewing, Lisa 61,64,141 Farnsworth, John 64 Fass, Sandy 64,131 Fellows, Jacque 64,131 Finch, Marty 7,64 Finnegan, Peggy 25,64 Fitzgerald, Coleen 72 Fitzgerald, Maureen 64,131 Fogelberg, Heidi 64,125,146,147 Forman, Cheryl 64 'orman, Guy 64,129 Fortune, Steve 64,70,141 Foster, Mike 65 Freeland, David 65 Frey, Gloria 10,65,124,145 Frye, Peggy 10,61,65,69,141 Fuller, David 65,122 Fuller, Donna 69 Furr, Kelly 61,64,72,133,140,147 Garcia, Tony 25,65 Gardiner, Kirt 69 Genemaras, Sheira Giamario, Christina 65 Geesey, Darwin 65 Geesey, Linda 65,182 Gill, Richard 65,131 Gonzales, Gina 65,121,139 Goudy, David Gray, Ron 65 Green, Carol Hafley, Harold 65 Hafley, Leonard 65 Hall, Terri 72,131 Hammond, Mike 65 Hanna, Ken 65 Hanno, Dawn 65,133,147 Hargrove, Kim 72 Hart, Allen 65,122 Hartman, Kim 65,129,141,144 Hatchell, Raymond Hedges, Terry Hefley, Terrie60,124 Herron, Tom 65 Hill, Powell Hopely, Robin 63,65,120,124,133,141, 147,174 Hopkins, Bentley 72 Hopkins, William 65,167 Hornsby, Raymond 65 Hughes, Dan 66,131 Hughes, Kathi 72 Hull, Robin 66 Jean, Jim 137 Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Mark 66,131 Johnson, Randi 10,65 Johnston, Donna 66 Jordan, Jane 66 Karr, Raymond 20,66,188 Kensinger, Keo 66,131 Kinsel, Jerry 19,66,131,172 Kinsey, Phillip 66,88,131 Kite, Kelly Kogianes, Sophia 66 Lamb, Wendy 66,74,124,133,146,147 Lane, Louis Lawrence, Julie 66,131,145 Lawrence, Sarah 66 Lawrence, Sharon 10,66,124 Lee, Christina 10,66,74,133,180 Lee, Jamie 66 Lewellen, Delores Lindloff, Sharon 66,131 Linn, Shawna 67,131 Longoria, Jon 67,125,141,177 Lopez, Carlos 67,131 Loveing, Scott luley. Lassie 67,72,133 Lyon, Cathy 67,131 McCall, Kitty 67 McCall, Wayne 72 McDougal, Kellie 72,131 McNitt, Dave McPherson, Debra 67 McPherson, Julie 67 Majenty, Travis 67 Mankowski, |ohn 67,122,129 Marshall, Leah 67,131 Mason, Tammy 67 Mathews, Lane 68 Mathieson, Michey 61,68,122 Maynard, Sherry 66,174,180 Mellott, Gwen 68 Moline, Patty 68,137 Moline, Victor Morrell, Linda 6b Mulder, Deanna 68,131,150 Munhall, Robert 68,171 Mruphy, Marisa 11,68,180 Murphy, Terri 68 Murphy, Wesley 68 Naasz, Joyce 68 Nahsonhoya, Bert Nantz, Paula 68 Neeley, San Neal, Raymond 6,68,177 Nelson, Kathy 68,131 Niceley, Sherry 69 Nichols, Lori 69,131,141,142 Olson, Cindy 70 Osterman, Carl 69,122 Ott, Marilyn 69 Overson, Clay 69 Padilla, Laurie 69,131 Parker, Teresa 68,141 Parsons, Mike 13,177 Perando, Michael 69 Peterson, Sandra 69 Petty, Paula Philips, Karla 10,67,69,145 Pierce, Merlin 131 Pitts, Teri 10,69,72,124,125,141 Poole, Eddy 69 Powell, Shelley 69,138,139 Power, Billy 69 Power, Dana 61 Querta, Laverne 72 Randell, Anne 7,10,67,69,125,176 Rathbone, Lynda 62,69 Redwine, Luke 69 Reaves, Debbie 69 Register, David 69,93,141 Rodenbaugh, Tod 69 Roundsville, Rose 60,69,139,145 Rubio, Annette 69,145 Ruiz, Rosie 71,131 Sapp, Kimberly 71 Scnanaman, Kerry 71 Schroeder, Jeanna 71,124,146,147 Schrum, Barbara Schrum, Lenore71 Schwanbeck, April 71 Scott, William 71 Sedich, Lisa 71 Sena, Richard 71 Shade, William 71,124,129,176 Sharp, Terry 71,137 Sheeler, Leisa 71,139 Shelley, Debbie 71 Shupe, Robert 71,110,121,139,177 Simon, Barbara 47,71,129,144 Sipe, David 71 Skinner, Patrick Slack, Randy 71 Smith, April 71 Smith, Corinne 71,124,125,133,146,147 Smith, Dori 71,131,144 Smith, Lisa 72 Smith, Pauline Sousa, Terri Stenson, Garrett 71 Stewart, Cindee 71 Stewart, Cindy 71,131 Stewart, Debbie 71 Stockton, Preston 61,72 Stone, Lloyd 72,132,147 Strosnider, Tammy 71,131 Stueckrath, Joette 71 Sulanke, Samuel 71,137,139 Sulanke, Sandra 71 Sweazey, Josefina 71,151 Tate, Tamela 71 Thode, Peggy 71,132 Thompson, Jeri 70,144 Toledo, Philip 70 Touchette, Barbara 70,147 Tucker, Cindy 87 Turner, Charlotte 70 Turner, Tammv 137 Urban, James 70 Vandecar, Darren 70,72 VanNortwick, Michele 72,140 Vega, Elsworth 70 Walden, Donna 70 Walema, John Wallace, Theodore 72 Warner, Kevin 70 220 Walema, Leatrice 70,72,138 Walton, Robert Ward, Doug 70,72,131 Ward, John 70,131 Watahomigie, Howard Waters, Dean 70,131 Wauneka, Jeff 70 Wauneka, Louis 72 Weaver, Robert 70 Weisrock, Terri 47,70,144 Westeen, William 60,70 125 White, Matt 70 Wicker, Cindy Wienke, Rhonda 10,127,174 Williams, Annette 70 Williams, Robin 70 Willis, Cindy, 72 Wimberly, Albertime 70,129,132 Wimberely, Shermaline , 70,129,131,132 Wiseley, Elizabeth 10,129 Wiseley, Theresa 70,131 Wolfe, Lawrence 70 Wollington, Gary 177 Wright, Craig 70,131 Young, Wendy 70,132 Zumwalt, Patty Sophomo'es Adams, Carolyn 88 Adams, Rondolune Ameelyenah, Derrick Ameelyeanah, Tery 77,1.18,183 Asbury, Robert 77 Ashbaugh, Kenneth 77 Baldwin, Lori 10,77,174,183 Baratta, Michelle 77 Barkhurst, Susan 77,144 Bartmus, Joseph 77,144 Beachler, Janet 77 Beck, Jim 77 Becker, LaVonne 77 Begay, Joyia Benigar, Ann 77 Bender, Margaret 10,77, 174,183 Billingsley, Dan 77 Blair, Gene 77 Boyd, Lyneya Boatman, Thomas 77 Bradshaw, Glenda 77 Bravo, Bonnie 77 Bravo, Nicholas 77 Bravo, Mario 77,176 Brock, Jerri 70,77,125,190 Brotherton, Mavis 77,144 Brown, Sue 77,145,151 Bunkelmann, Jeffrey Burgett, Dwayne 77 Burroughs, Danny 180 Bush, Dawn 77 Byard, Tina 78 Gallahan, Tom 78 Galzada, Tony 78,86 Cantrell, Cammie78 Carlin, Greg 78,180 Carlson, Roger 78 Carter, Cary 78 Casson, Bob 78 Chan, Elaine 10,78,183 Chapman, Michele 78 Chavez, Carol 78 Chapman, Russell 78 Gsney, Sherry 78,137 Clarke, Robin 10,28,88 Gaw, Herman 78,180 Coffin, Linda 78,139 Collier, Phillip 78 Collins, Maureen 10,78 Cook, John 88,180 Cook, Laura 78 Cooper, Brent 78 Corn man, Dean 78 Cornman, Lyle 78 Cornwall, Janet 78,138 Cothran, Chuck 79 Oaver, Sherri 79,135,148 174 Crawford, Matt 79 Crouse, Jeff 79,88 Darrow, Pamela 79,133 Davenport, Rebecca 79,88 Davidson, Derrell 79 Davis, Aaron 79,180 Davis, Larry 79 DeBaca, Joseph 79 Deets, Robert 79 Deets, Laurie 79 DeFranco, Dana 79,145 DeLong, Holland 79 DeMarco, Donna 79,129,133 Dorner, Diane 79 Driver, Rene 79 Duford, Dan 79 Duford, Jeff 79 Dunn, Gary 79 Dwiggins, Darla 79,138 Dye, Clheryl 79,88,129,144 Eakerns, Randy 79 Escoffier, Cheri 79,137 Estridge, Teresa 10,79,80,183 Face, Deanna 80 Feldman, Harry 80 Ferguson, Timothy 80,190 Ferguson, Wesley 80 Feriend, Darlene 80 Ferris, Tammy 80 Fischer, Lori 80 Fogelberg, Robert 80 Fortune, Pam 80 Fortune, Tammy 80 Frederickson, Frank 80 Freed, Sara 80 Frey, Ronald 80 Fuller, Robert 80 Fuqua, Larry 80 Furr, Kevin 80 Viamario, Jean 80 Glover, |erry 80 Gollis, Grant 81,180 Gonzales, Dolores 81,85 Goodrich, Anita 10,81,174,183 Grzadizinski, Len 81 Greene, Kathy 81 Hammersley, David 81 Hammond, Thomas 81 Hanes, Sharon 81 Harmer, Curtis 81 Harris, Martha 81 Hatch, Calvin Havatone, Don 88 Havatone, Melissa 81,183 Hawkins, Ralph 81,121,137 Hawthorne, Carolyn 81 Head, Terry Heatley, Sharon 81 Henry, Hal 81 Hepburn, Tom 81 Higbee, Richard 81 Holden, Cindy 89 Holden, John 81 Hollars, Lance 81 Hollis, Terri 81,89,174 Holyoak, Marlene 10,81,139,174 Honsinger, Craig 81,180 Hopkins, Dawn 81 Huerta, Johnny 82 Hull, Amber 81 Hunter, Conrad 81 Ingersoll, Shawn 81 Inman, Laura 81,89,121,129,133,139 Isaacson, Arthur 88 Jackson, Darlene 82 Jett, Deborah 10,25,82,139 Johson, Kayelynn Johnson, Sandra 82,183 Jones, Cindy 10,88,148 Jones, Rosey 88 Keiffer, Merrill Kimble, Thomas Kite, Kenny 82 Koski, Elaine 88 Lackey, Dolph Lambert, Bob 82 Lancaster, Ode Lawson, Gary 82 Ledgerwood. lames 82 Lerma, Nady 82 Lindsey, Mark 82 Lingenfelter, Susan 21,82,174,182,190 Logsdon, Philip 82 Lingwell, Valerie 82,88 Longwith, Lyndale 82,84 Lovelady, Jimmy Lucero, Mary 82,174,183 Luke, Brian 82 lum, Charlene 88,141,174,183 McFerrin, Rhonda 10,82 McMilon, Fred 82 McMilon, Steve 82,83 McDonald, Donna 82,83 Maders, Brad Majenty, Wally 83 Mangelsdorf, Tim 83,88,133 Makinson, James 83 Manley, Kurtis83,121,139 Marquiz, Tammy 83 Marshall, Tammy 83,138 Martin, Craig 83 Martin, Lissa 83,141 Martin, Shelby 83 Martinez, Monny 83 Masten, Colleen 83,138 Mathes, Richard 83,137 Mathews, Virginia 83,85 Mauer, Terry Maynard, Debra 83,88,182 Medlin, Patty Mojia, Daniel 83 Meins, Raymond 83,129,146 Mellott, Snerry 13,145 Merkitch, Alisa 83,148 Metzke, Arthur 83 Metzke, Margaret 83 Morford, Beverly 138 Moreno, Edmund 83 Moulton, Barry 84 Munoz, Francis 82,84 Munhall, Ken 180 Murdock, Paula 84,129 Murillo, Patricia 84,183,190 Murillo, Carla 84,122,129,139,174,175, 190 Murphy, Roberta 10,11,84,183 Myers, Jeff 139 Nahsonhoya, Joelynn 84 Neal, Karla 84 Neal, Kelli 84 Neal, Laura 84,139,145 Neal, Richard 84,85 Nelson, Denise 88,174 Nelson, Joan 84 Nelson, Jean 84 Newton,'Max 84,89 Nichols, Barbara 84 Nixon, Charlotte 84 Olmstead, Tammy 84 Oman, Charlotta 84 Onnen, Pauline 84,149 Ortman, Kathleen Osborn, Cindy 137 Oswalt, Kay 10,89,129 Overson, Ben 84 Overson, Georgia 84,140 Owen, Peggy 84,87 Dwens, Debbie 82,84,133 Owens, Laura 84,137 Padilla, Herbert 84,180 Pahlka, April 84 Parks, Dana 84 Parsons, Doug 84 Pashano, Allen 85 4 aulsen, Gregory 85,139 Payne, Kirk 85,89,139 Peace, Cliff 85 Peet, Bob 85 Peppers, Bill 85,137 Peterson, Kandy 85 Peterson, Kenneth Petit, Kim 85 Petty, Paul erce, Susan , 133 funkett, Kim 85 Post, Vicki 85 Pribble, Brock 85 221 Proudfoot, Curtis 85 Quent, James 85,180 Ralph, James 85 Riddle, Rodney 85 Robles, Gwen Robles, Sharia 85 Rogers, Barbara 85 Root, Sharolvn 85 Roper, Valerie 85,140 Roseland, Mark 85 Rost, Joe 85 Rounseville, Annette 85 Row, Roxanne 89,133,140 Rubio, Tony 85 Rubio, Mike 85,113 Sapp, Buddy 86 Savage, Don 86 Schank, Carol 86,89 Schroeder, Donald 89 See, Amy 86 Severns, Dean 86,180 Shadley, Bob 86 Shaffstall, Michael 86 Sisco, Bill Skidmore, Tammy 137 Slack, Sandee 86,144 Smith Brynette 6 Smith, Connie 86 Smith, Lorri 141 Smith, Pamela 139 Smith, Scott Snyder, Jackie 86 Stalcup, Lyla 86 Stallard, Leslie 84,86 Standerfer, Kim 21,86 Steed, Lowell Steele, Dale 80,86,180 Stevenson, Gail 10,11,86,183 Stevenson, Kendall Stockton, Chris 86 Strong, Lisa 89,131,133 Suathoname, Nancy 77,86,174,176 Sutter, Tonja 89,145 Sutton, Robert 89 Sweazey, Charles 86,141 Swinney, Jon 86 Talk, Doug 86 Tapia, Theresa 86 Tarr, Arthur 86 Terry, Joseph 86 Thompson, Kenneth 86 Thompson, Stacy 133 Thornton, Jan 87 Thoms, Diana 86 Trees, Diana 87 Tucker, Dan 87 Tyree, Ben 87 Tyree, Henry 87 Vance, Mike Vance, Rex 87,113 Vanderboegh, Becky 87 Vanderboegh, Rhonda 87 Wallace, Theodore 87 Walden, Donna 137 Walker, Michael 87 Webster, Cindy 10,25,87 West, Arlan 87,129 Wescott, Clyde 87 Whalen, Richard 87 Whatoname, Ferdina 87,138 Wienke, Robin 84,144 Willey, Melvin 87,121 137,139 Williams, Brian 87,180,190 Williams, Chuck 87 Williams, Richard 87 Williamson, Kerri 80,87,145,190 Willis, Lloyd 87 Wilson, Larry 57,78,146 Wiseley, David Wiseley, Phillip 26,87 Wolfe, Marilyn 84 Wolsey, Steven 87 Yarbrough, John 87 Yell, Jimmy 89 Yokley, Brett 89 Young, Marion 89 Zins, Mark Zismann, Renae 89 Zismann, Robert Freshmen Abraham, Brian 93 Adams, Scott 93 Adams, Stanley Adkins, Sandra 93 Adksins, Sharue Africano, John 93 Alexander, Casey 93,176 Alvarado, Dan 93 Arden, Michael 93 Arreola, Ricky 93 Asbury, Debra 93 Aune Bobbi 93 Baca Larie 93,133 Baldwin, David 93 Barry, Mike 93 Bartholomew, Billy 93 Barry, Todd 93 Bartreau, Alice 93 Bates, Lynn 108 Beachler, Paul 93 Beacher, Ben 93 Seezley, Dalena 93,138 Jegay, Julia 93 Selding, Ladonna 93 Bell, Cathy 94 Bell, James 94 Bender, Earl 94 Benjamin, Ronnie 94 Bigler, Nephi 94 Black, Lori 94 Blair, Dale 91 Blair, Sharon 94 Blanchard, David 94 Blue, Mike 94 Boatman, Todd 94 Boggio, Michael Moone, Katherine 94 Moyer, Daryl 94 Bravo, Jeannette 94,183 Brazell, Danna 94 Brewer, Ronald Brotherton, Carrie 94 Brown, Brenda 94,138 Brown, Jerri 94,98,174,183 Brown, Michael 94 Brown, Stacy 94 Burton, Carla 94 Burgett, Clay Butt, Connie 91,174 Byrne, Michael 94 Callahan, Charles 94 Candelaria, Bernadine 94 Carpenter, Dave 94 Castillo, Gerald 94 Castleberry, Fred 94 Caughlin, Les94 Cespuch, Cynthia 95,183 Chaffery, Kerry 95 Chapman, Brady 95 Chapman, Eric 108 Chavez, Johnny 95 Cisneros, Maria 95,183 Cisney, Diana 93,137 Claw, Van 95 Clifton, James 95 Cloninger, Ricky 95 Clouse, Carroll 95 Cofer, Clyde 95 Collins, Eric 95,130,133 Connolly, Troy 95,97 Conrad, Claire 95 Cook, Tammy 95,174,175 Cossey, Stephen 95 Cothran, David 95 Coursey, Pollyanna 95,99,101,138,141 Cox, Krista 95 Craven, Laurie 95 Crouse, John % Cummins, Gregg % Cunningham, Janie 21,92,9b, 174,183 Daly, Stephen % Davidson, Kim Dawson, Benji % Deadman, Sheila % Deering, Lutricia % Delorme, Bernadine % DeMarco, Arnold %, 101,110,141,180 Diggs, Jeff 108 Dodge, Gigi % Dollarhide, Alex % Dorner, Joe 96,102 Dowd, Shawn 89, % DuBois, Cheryl %, 101,141 Duey, Loma 92, 96, 144 Dumford, Sandy 96 Dunn, Barbara 96 Davenport, Brian Davis, Jim % Davis, Patti % Dyer, Greg % Eakerns, Ramon % Eberth, Kathy %, 137 Edwards, Darin 96 Erdman, Karen 183 Ericsson, Connie 97,137 Esquibel, Frank 97 Estridge, Debbie 83,97 Ewing, Joseph 97,99,141,191 Faver, Terry 97 Ferguson, Robert 97 Finnegan, Susan 97,144 Flint, Mark 97 Fogelberg, Cheryl 97,120,133,147 GreelancC Thomas 97 Freeman, Robert Fuerst, Richard 97 Fuller, Pat 97 Gatliff, Sharon 97 Gerring, Dorothy 97,133,140,147 Giglio, Bridget, 97,183 Ginest, Linda 97 Gist, Claude 97 Glenn, Greer 97 Gore, Jesse 97 Graack, Cindi 97 Gray, Jesse 108 Grieve, Ida 97 Grimes, David 97 Gross, Ben 97 Guzman, Jose 97 Hale, Danny Hall, George 98 Hamilton, William 98 Hanita, Rae Dee 98 Hargrove, Karrie 98,183 Harms, Brian 98 Harnisch, Martin 98 Harris, Lisa 98 Harshman, Johnny 9 Hartford, Doughlas 9 Hartford, Kaye 9,108 Hartman, Brad 9 Hatch, Marie 9 Hatched, Lilly 98,138 Hauer, Buddy 98 Hendrie, James 98 Henry, Halorie98 Hepburn, Debbie 98 Herron, Daniel 9 Hiestand, Troy 9 Hill, Steve 98 Hill, Paul 98 Holgate, John 98,176 Hollars, Amy 98,138 Holloway, Michelle 98 Hopely, Dale 98,140 Hopper, Paul 98 Hornick, Kerry 98 Hubeny, Rachel 95,99,101,141 Huerta, David 98 Huggins, Timothy 98 Hughes, Denise 98 Hughes, Steve 99 Imhoff, Stan 106 Jackson, Penny 99 Johnson, Billy 99 Johnson, Victoria 99,133 Johnson, Kathy 99 Jolly, Clifford $9 Jones, Rillis 99,138 Jordan, Donna 99 Jordan, Dora 99,137