Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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David Harris Margaret Kling Robert Lloyd Dorothy McMenamin Willis Maniord Dorothy Mayfield Myron Nadolski Imogene Nickell Gloria Peevy Lawrence Ruano Jeanni Scott Irma Smith Q. L. Thibodeaux Eugene Torigiani Margaret Walker if 1415: 'G' A ,Es Af-sf - . J .2 fi? ,XX ,..- , f ' 1 X 4, . 5 1 M-3 -k,f' ? ai? 4 ff A , f f 4 N , ff Billie West Geneva Whitfield Joanne Williams give Screw pkg Lou Cooper, Joanne Williams, and Donna Cook examine sweaters for color and knit. L ,I X ,,. qi The always-happy members of the Junior Class were filled with ideas and the energy to do something about them -plus the ability to work well to- gether. They chose forest-green forthe color of their class sweaters which they received in December. Bales of hay, lanterns, and all sorts of barn-yard equipment was hauled in to decorate for the Barn Dance which was spon- sored by the-you guessed it! Juniors. They also co-sponsored the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom. Nine Girls, a real chiller-diller, was chosen as the play to be given by the Junior class. Even though it boasted an all-girl cast, the guys added their two cents worth by being the stage crew. It is the mat- ter of space, not the qualities of this terrific class which limits one from go- ing on and on and on about it. 21

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S The Sophomore Class, wearing off the giddiness of their first year, sold hot dogs and pop at the annual bon-fire to raise money for the class treasury. Class rings were ordered early in the year and were received the first of February. Among the Sophomore fund-raising activities was the leather goods raffle held in February. The Sophs showed school spirit at the pep assemblies and games and presented new yells at the pep assemblies. .P+ , Raymond Kling I CQ Donald Lamb ti., Q iv Chuck Lisman A Q ' f Qffl Willie low Katherine McDonald Bob McMasters Laguin Mobley -'s-. Y:-1 . 50- Jim Peterson N T7 Frank Poole Alta Ray Kenneth Richardson Ox Bobby Sanders V 1 Don Schaeffer . at W' 'ff ,, I I '42, ,.,A?'NRlc'J , fi , fgxlfgi ,A A - ' gr .l75'ZSx- l- J ' L 4 ' ' N' Z., QL i 1 Gayle Smith H Olen Smith Bob Talley Pat Taylor ,, ,. H , A A -we cn- '- 'Y Arlene Thrush , 'f ,. , ,J RZ Kenneth Varley Allen Vaughan Dennis Walker Wanda West K Arch Wiltshire X lg cd