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

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C- re, . . EW? Y a l . , rf . V '- M? ,Ae f'Lz'mMG in if , Xixff - .Ji - I The junior class sold the most P.T.A. memberships and won a trip for an award. For the trip they chose to go on a January snow trip to Frazier Park. Their pretty London Blue class sweat- ers and jackets arrived early in October and were accepted with much enthusiasm. Lady Be Good, a three-act farce comedy, was presented by the junior class in November. The junior girls won the basketball tournament held at noon during Febru- ary. They beat the seniors the first game and then beat the freshmen for the title. The juniors co-sponsored the Junior- Senior Prom in May. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Back row: Bertram Snedden, Vice Pres. Sem. 1: John XVilke, Vice Pres. Sem. 23 Front row: Marvine Wlhite, Sec. Treas. Sem. lg Barbara Whithelcl, Pres. Sem. 1, Sec.-Treas. Sem. wwf 2. Absent: Jim Bush, Pres. Sem. 2. uniorfi eceiue jacLef6, in ri fo .Slow llnnth tm.. rdf' l f juniors pose in front of the JC Ranch at the Barn Dance they spon- sored in March. Back row: Jackie Wfalker, John Wfilke, Jerry Reich, Tubby Vifalker, Bobby England, Marty Messinger. Front row: Pat Walker, Marilyn Shields, Joyce Geiger, Mrs. Thompson, adviser, Jewel Barks, Jim Keefer, Don Lloyd. Kneeling: Mr. Papez, adviser. .S 'YK fr . 'R s I rv

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0l'l'l 0I Q.'5 Charlene Archer judy Arnold Preston Attebery Linda Barton Dick Breedlove eceiue ings, IMAP .ibriue E ., Mitchell Bush A - ,A r--' V A - , Bobby Carroll l 3 A S C 'W Bobby Clearwater K V :EY a 3 Q Ira Cox , s V Q X A, ,R Arthur Crafts ' .:- N X pgs ' 4 tel, V J -5 K 11 ll, -gr Sophomores came back after summer va- cation full of pep and vitality, which they displayed at pep rallies, games, and as- semblies. Mine is prettier than yours! Mine looks better than yours! These are some of the phrases that could be heard coming from the sophomores as they displayed their shiny class rings, which arrived in the SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Bark row: Mary- ann Whitlock, Sec. Sem. 2: Bobby Carroll, Pres. Sem. 25 Carolyn Lisman, Vice Pres. Sem. 13 Betty Cunning- ham, Treas. Sem. lg Front row: Wanda Hall, Treas. Sem. 2g Mert Peevy West, Pres. Sem. lg Linda Bar- ton, Sec. Sem. 1, Vice Pres. Sem. 2. iz' P end of November. The sophomores gave the juniors a run for their money in the P.T.A. membership drive which was also in November. The sophomore boys won the boys' di- vision of the school basketball tournament for the March of Dimes. In the spring, they ordered their class sweaters which will arrive next fall. Sophomores receiving binders from Mr. Carroll are Calvin Wills, Donna Peters, Linda Green, Rebecca Maniord, and Shirley McMenamin. s,,.,,..--H--- ' 45.