Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

HOOFPRINTS ’72 TO MR. THOMAS This edition of Hoofprints is dedicated to a man who has been at Or me for thirteen years. In that time he has taught Earth Science, Chemistry, General Science, Anthropology, and Biology. He is head of the Science Department, the chore program, and testing and for the past three years the College Guidance Counselor. A lot of things wouldn't get done without Mr. Thomas. He's a great person to talk to even if he does throw some pretty poor puns at you. So to you, Mr. Thomas, a man who loves Orme, what would we do without you? 2 3 y -'. ’ Jap j 7 8 13 14 17 18 FINE ARTS This year brought a particularly ex- cellent group of workshop leaders who were able to reach their students and create in them a feel for the work they were learning. They were as follows: Jim Cilletti..........Poetry Pat Clark.............Printmaking Frances S. Cohen......Dance Jay Dusard............Photography Tom Fresh.............Environmental Art Maurice Grossman......Ceramics Donald Ham............Film Making Buzz Holmes and Robert Holmes.........Music Dick Marcusen.........Metalcraft Jewelry Making Geraldine Regur.......Stitchery Jeb Rosebrook.........Fiction Writing Earl Sennett..........Drama Agnese Udinotti.......Metal Sculpture Jeanne W. Williams .... Portrait Sculpture In its forth consecutive year, the Fine Arts Festival gave faculty and students alike an opportunity to challenge their creativity. Providing an atmosphere totally removed from that of a classroom, the workshops gave all a deeper involvement, fuller awareness, and wider appreciation in the Arts. Creativity, enthusiasm, and excitement filled the community. 22 Harry Sternberg, father of the Fine Arts Festival cN 24 27 SOCCER Orme 2 4 Orme 4 2 Orme 0 4 Orme 4 Verde Valley 3 Orme 0 4 Orme 0 [udson 4 Orme 1 0 Orme 2 P.C.D. 4 Orme 2 6 Orme 0 4 Orme 1 S.A.S. 0 Orme 1 0 Orme 2 P.C.D. 3 28 JV BASKETBALL Orme 25 37 Or me 48 45 Orme 49 46 Orme 54 43 Orme 39 41 Orme 41 30 Orme 35 27 Orme 32 42 Orme 40 31 Orme 56 P.C.D. 24 29 BASKETBALL Or me 66 , ...P.C.D. 44 Orme 39 33 Orme 57 46 Orme 59 43 Orme 68 46 Orme 47 42 Orme 37 , ...S.A.S. 30 Orme 52 56 Orme 54 50 Orme 54 ... .P.C.D. 27 Orme 51 47 Orme 51 66 Orme 45 38 Orme 65 ....S.A.S. 35 Orme 60 ....P.C.D. 28 state meet: Orme 80 ... .S.A.S. 52 Orme 50 39 31 ONE MORE .. 32 36 37 GEOLOGY TRIP BASEBALL Orme 11 4 Orme 3 10 Orme 7 6 Orme 2 P.C.D. 20 Orme 9 4 Orme 7 14 Orme 7 P.C.D. 14 TENNIS boys Orme: 6.......P. C. D. 0 7..........Judson 1 6..........Judson 1 40 girls Orme: 1 1 P.C.D. 3 Judson 4 dIHX OHHJLNV Top: M. Schneider, Row 3: E. Sandberg, C. Markham, T. Pellissier, Row 2: E. Stroud, J. Walton, S. Ayers, C. Lee, Bottom: B. Stern, T. Haight, M. Wood, J. Colman, D. Ford, Missing: D. Ganahl DEPARTING SENIORS FOOTBALL Back: J. Hill, H. Lieberman, R. Anderson, R. Evans, Row 3: B. McDonald, M. McClure, A. Bostwick, K. Woolfe, P. Sundlun, B. Whitney, R. Braswell, M. Winkler, Row 2: Mr. Forrester, Mr. Burgess, H. Oswald, S. Hardie, C. O'Donnell, R. Roberts, B. Willits, B. Chilcott, S. Richards, K. Pischel, K. Coleman, R. Murphy, Mr. Brockert, Front: D. Levinger, S. Ayers, M. Wood, M. Schneider, B. Stem, C. Lee, J. Colman, C. Markham, T. Haight, T. Pellissier, E. Stroud, E. Sandberg, J. Walton, D. Ford, missing: D. Ganahl, R. Montgomery, J. Woodwell. VOLLEYBALL BACK: A. Kerwick Mr. Cuthbert L. Kyle B. Skinner T. Cray T. Cass FRONT: L. Dimond K. Good L. Blackman N. Cook S. Sanders J. Godshall missing: K. Foster S. Harris GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Left to right: J. Slaughter, N. Wanamaker, J. Kucera, A. Kerwick, C. Banack, L. Warren, N. Cook, T. Reynolds, B. Childs, B. Krusi, M. Port, T. Schriber, C. Luke, missing: K. Good, S. Sanders, K. McKinstry, K. Foster, T. Friedman. 45 BASKETBALL VARSITY: B. Stem P. Marincovich T. Miller R. Roberts D. Ford P. Phongsak B. Willits S. Ayers B. Whitney S. Richards C. Carson J.V. BACK-.J. Rensenhouse, H. Oswald, B. Whitney, J. Wolfe, C. Murray, M. Wood; FRONT: R. Anderson, S. Richards, K. Woolf, B. McDonald. CROSS COUNTRY TOP: P. Phongsak C. Murray CENTER: M. Stevens J. Walton BOTTOM: G. Willaimson P. Haugaard S. Caldwell WRESTLING BACK: B. Chilcott, R. Evans, B. Arganbright, R. Pellissier, Mr. Vandercook, K. Pischel, T. Pellissier; FRONT: J. Woodwell, R. Murphey, M. McClure, D. Halliburton. TENNIS BOYS’ TEAM C. Carson T. Miller B. Stem K. Woolf GIRLS’ TEAM C. Cass M. Port F. Field J. Slaughter C. Pogue 47 SOCCER BACK: G. Rodman, B. Potter, P. Haugaard, P. Sundlun, T. Flemming, S. Hardie, S. Wilcox, R. Haspel, D. Suma. FRONT: R. Montgomery, J. Miller, D. Permpanich, S. Caldwell, J. Rothstein, J. Oncken, M. Slayter, G. Smith, J. Hill, Mr. Gallucci BASEBALL BACK: R. Montgomery, R. Roberts, M. Schneider, D. Halliburton, CENTER: Mr. Vandercook, J. Wolfe, B. Willits, C. Hargrave, R. Green, B. Chilcott, R. Anderson, Mr. Brockert, FRONT: E. Sandberg, D. Ganahl, D. McGlothlin, S. Richards, J. White, B. McDonald, R. Murphy, L. Britt, H. Lieberman, H. Kuckhoff 48 SOFTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Rothstein, A. Van Wyck, B. Capin, M. Nye, L. Blackman, B. Pogue, B. Childs, C. Luke, S. Gaylord, K. McKinstry, L. Warren, M. McCray, H. Mattmiller, T. Van Burkleo, Mrs. Hilton TRACK BACK: Mr. Cuthbert, C. Murray, J. Newton, J. Miller, P. Sundlun, M. Stevens, S. Ayers, E. Millar, S. Caldwell, H. Oswald, R. Haspel, S. Hardie, Mr. Forrester, CENTER: K. Coleman, J. Hamish, J. Rothstein, B. Farrow, P. Phongsak, L. Leg, J. Woodwell, P. Winkler, L. Sloan, FRONT: J. Sullivan, F. McMahon, T. Maher, S. Sanders, J. Godshall, J. Tinker, N. Cook, C. Banack 49 50 51 CHOIR BACK: J. Barclay, J. Carroll, C. O'Donnel, F. Field, B. Stem, B. Whitney, M. Stevens, J. Colman, A. Kerwick, D. Suma, C. Lee, J. Holter; CENTER: J. Brockert, M. Sloan, K. Brann, K. Rodman, K. Good, M. Nye, A. Rogers, C. Banack, D. Dahlstrom, R. Neville, J. Kucera; FRONT: J. Sauve, L, Loeb, B. Mace, P. Sanborn, C. Brandon, D. Kirk, M. Elliott, B. Bloomberg BROTHERS AND SISTERS BACK: A. Kerwick T. Schriber J. Slaughter M. Stevens D. Suma B. Whitney J. Brockert J. Sauve FRONT: J. Colman P. Sanborn D. Permpanich C. O'Donnel B. Bloomberg C. Brandon MISSING: K. Good T. Reynolds O. VonGontard KEY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Price, K. Foster, E. Millar, P. Marincovich, J. Walton, S. Ayers, M. Port, M. Stevens J. Colman, C. Donau, M. Wood, D. Dahlstrom, B. Bloomberg, C. Carson, C. Pogue, T. Pellissier, C. Cook, J. Rensenhouse. MISSING: K. Good CHAPEL COMMITTEE BACK: C. Carson, J. Slaughter, R. Haspel, M. Stevens, J. Kucera, B. Arganbright, Rev. C. Lee, A. Bostwick, O. VonGontard, R. Braswell, CENTER: D. Dahlstrom, L. Loeb, K. Foster, B. Bloomberg, J. Carroll, R. Neville; FRONT: C. Brandon, C. Markham, L. Armer, C. O'Donne], J. Holter; MISSING: L. Hills, S. Phillips, A. Rogers 53 O.R.A. BACK: J. Hill, R. Braswell, T. Moore, R. Evans, Mr. Wilson, M. Schneider, R. Murphey, J. Holter, J. Oncken; FRONT: O. VonGontard, A. Bostwick, T. Lambert, S. Rood, T. Schriber, S. Schwabacher, K. Metzger; missing: D. Dahlstrom, T. Haight, C. O'Donnell, J. White 4-H CLUB BACK: J. Radley, J. Kucera, S. Krontz, B. Mace, A. Rogers, B. McDonald, J. DeMartino, S. McDonald; FRONT: S. Potter, H. Epstein, M. DeMartino, M. Myers; missing: G. Braswell, R. Braswell, D. Dahlstrom, F. Field, E. Johnson, K. Lynch, T. Maher, O. VonGontard 54 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bloomberg, O. VonGontard, C. Pogue, C. Brandon, J. Slaughter, S. Gaylord, C. Banack, A. Kerwick, M. Elliott, L. Walton, T. Lambert PEP CLUB 55 FRENCH CLUB BACK: J. Hill S. Caldwell K. McKinstry M. Elliott FRONT: J. Carroll J. Kucera B. Bloomberg Mile. Sancereau C. Murray B. Spence K. Brann LATIN-GERMAN CLUB BACK: P. Sundlun T. Reynolds J. Rensenhouse S. Gaylord P. Haugaard G. Williamson FRONT: K. Rodman B. Arganbright Mr. Fokszey B. Mace J. Carroll SPANISH CLUB BACK: A. Bostwick, A. Betts, F. Field, E. Johnson, FRONT: D. Walser, T. Haight, Mr. Alvarez, Mrs. Alvarez, K. Good, T. Schriber, L. Kyle, C. Banack, D. Kirk, C. Brandon. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief Britta Bloomberg Photography... Pete Marincovich Robert Haspel Chris Murray Mike Stevens Jeff Colman Herbie Epstein Mile. Sancereau Rosemary Miller Layout... A.ine Kerwick By Arganbright Kathy Good Jeff Colman Jane Kucera Shelly Rood Robert Haspel Barb Mace Artwork... Kate Foster Jane Kucera Organization... Robert Haspel By Arganbright Charlie Hargrave Business... Charlie Hargrave Pencil Sharpener... Jane Kucera Faculty Advisor... Mr. Martin troublemaker... everybody else THE CROTALUS STAFF Editor-in-Chief James Carroll Co-Editor... Jane Kucera Business Manager... Robert Haspel Literary Editor... Kate Foster Layout Editor... Kathy Good Photography Editor... By Arganbright Reporters:.. Felicia Arnold Chris Murray Steve Richards Kate Foster Britta Floomberg Typists... Vicky Griggs Britta Bloomberg Jane Kucera Faculty Advisor... Mr. Martin 57 LOTS OF PEOPLE . .. 61 STACEY AYERS Key Club 11,12 Pep Club 12 Homecoming King 12 Football 11, 12 Basketball 11,12 Track 11 B. I. B. 11,12 Someday after mastering the wind, the waves, the tides, and gravity we will har- ness for God the true meaning of love; And then, for the second time in the history of the world, man will have discovered fire. CYNDY BRANDON Prefect 11,12 Dorm Captain 11, 12 Pep Club 11,12 V.P. 12 Spanish Club 11,12 Secretary-Treasurer 11 President 12 Ecology Club 11 Chapel Committee 11,12 Choir 11,12 Brothers and Sisters 11,12 Student Senate 11,12 Sec. Secretary S. E. B. 12 Secretary F.A.S. 12 Cheerleader 12 Vice President Senior Class U.C. 11,12 Drama 11,12 Survival 12 Softball 11 Field Hockey 11 Soccer 12 Shack 12 Girls' Representative 12 dec. 17, 1971, f. p. up4. ..bosco, schnookums, aardvark, cara gafa, boss... i don't want your smelly sckisors... bilbo... strawberry and zacharia... grand canyon... show me the way to go home.... is it 3:00; i couldn't handle that again!... i'm goin' home!... oat crunch... it school... the chapel will never be the same!.. .mad and candles... f. p down2 and k. b. 3... sunshine girls four... judson O orme 6; homecoming... munchkins... f. p. down3 4.. zilch... boys’ camp... osborn wash; 71... artie... a.m. f. We are now the people our parents warned us against. Sunshine Four 63 CHARLIE CARSON Football and Manager 11 Basketball 11,12 lettered 12 Tennis 11,12 state 12 A. A. 11,12 Chapel Committee 11, 12 Fine Arts Council 12 Key Club 12 Caravan Committee 11, 12 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 Brothers and Sisters equipment 11 Orme School Sound Specialists 11, 12 Drama 12 Hate Moving Company 11 B. I.B. 11 Copper Star at the junction... Number 30 ... why me... low rent dog leg... heb.... hit it JE W... downcreek... get all deeked up? Allreet... Hilton's jeep.. .thank God it's over... Who's a marauder.... Get all down... Casino Night, ripoff? No... What 2 pages... Who's Gideon... the dog?... When can I leave? CHRIS CASS Tennis 8, 9,10, 12 Survival 11,12 Field Hockey 9,10 Volleyball 10 Disciplinary Board 12 Pep Club 9 expressions change: from serious to smiling with the quietness of the full moon 65 TORA CASS Volleyball 12 Riding 11,12 Choir 11,12 Scorekeeper (soccer)11,12 Ladies Wrestling 12 P.P. 11,12 Snowbird... Phantom Ranch... Nature boy and that eventful night... Big girls don’t cry... Mona's magic wand... Sunday night blues... Lilling obscene grasshoppers... F. W. A.... late night confessions... Caught by the death of nicotene ... girls' wrestling team -Capt... Amazon Woman... Non, je ne suis jamais seul avec ma solitude. During the ebb I wrote a line upon the sand Committing it all that is in my soul and mind. I returned at the tide to read it and ponder upon it And found naught upon the seashore but my ignorance. 66 Kahlil Gibran JEFF COLMAN 67 CINDY COOK Key Club 11, 12 Survival 9, 10, 11 Sophomore Class Secretary Orientation Committee 11,12 Student Body President 12 Dorm Captain 12 Drill Team 9 I just remembered something that I forgot to do yesterday, and shan't be able to do tomorrow. CHA DONAU Prefect 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Head Cheerleader 12 Spanish Club Secretary 10 Drama 10, 11,12 Chapel Committee 10, 11 Vice President 11 Student Senate 10,11,12 Girls’ Representative 12 Yearbook 12 Thespians 11, 12 Fine Arts Committee 10, 11 Key Club 11, 12 Sophomore V. P. and Secretary Junior Vice President Commons Room Committee 10, 11 Orientation Committee 11,12 Flower Pot Up Rules.. .the last of 4.. ,S. E. B. G. R. Blah!... St. Lukes and Jon; B. B. What next!... What the @% !... Susie and Hanna.... For Real!... Hey! Buck... Port, what would people say if they only knew... George... Orien- tation and 2 cases dead... Ready Hit It!.. REALLY... The Lavis 3... truth and dare.... The River... 21, I can dig it!... FOOTBALL... sanity is music and my comer... all things must end, good-bye. It is such a secret place, the land of tears. Well, ain't it good to know that you've got a friend. 69 DUKE FORD Senior Supervisory Staff 12 Football 12 lettered Basketball 9, 10,11,12 lettered Track 10, 11 lettered Hick 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Senate 11 Grand Canyon 9, 11 F.A.S. 11 Activities Vice President 11 There is a feeling in youth which makes us amends for everything. To be young is to be as one of the Immortal Gods. - Hazlitt The blunders of youth are prefer- able to the success of old age. - Disraeli The youth of a nation are the Trustees of Posterity. - Disraeli 70 KATE FOSTER Key Club 12 Chapel Committee Secretary 12 DCC 11, 12 Secretary 11 Student Librarian 12 Lab Assistant 12 Girls' Basketball Manager 12 Orientation Committee 12 Croak Kent, mild mannered frog... Rivit___that rots my sox... K. P... use LOC, you fool... How knife... Rivit___wouldn’t he make a gorgeous toad?... H. F. H... Hmmm.. Grand Canyon and German Measles... leave your quarter on the sink... awfully suspicious... Foster Child... 71 DAVE GANAHL Football 11,12 co-captain 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 11,12 Chapel Committee 11 Vespers Committee 11 Dorm Captain 11 Prefect 11 Administrative Vice President 12 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 Caravan Committee 12 Vice Chairman F.A.S. 12 72 JAMIE GODSHALL My Will: To Jodie I leave my cape since it's become a part of her. I also will her my high school diploma. I leave the L.C.B. to Janet since she almost became a member herself. To Tara and Jennifer I will a bottle of SCOPE. I leave all my remaining mat- tresses to Susan Sanders. I leave the job of removing all the light bulbs to my part- ner in crime, Leia. I will all my empties to Nancy Cook. To Natalie I leave my Olympic Ice Skating ability. I leave John, Maggie. To A.C. I will all my good humor. And to Jodie. To Susan Harris I leave a bottle of apple cider and Tara I will my wonderful thumb. Tuscon anyone? Love, Yamie Volleyball 10,12 Softball 10,12 Dorm Captain 12 Spanish Club 10, 11 French Club 10 Cross Country 11 Chapel Committee 10 L.C.B. 11 Light Bulb Committee 11 Hay Barn Gang 11 Girls' Basketball ? The Great Bust 11 Down Creek 11 500 Miles 12 Denver to Phoenix Lost Bag Blues 12 The Firing Squad 11 Founders Hall Cape Crusaders 12 Truth or Dare 11 73 KATHY GOOD Secretary-treasurer Senior Class Choir 10,11, 12 Sextet 11 Brothers and Sisters 11, 12 Fine Arts Committee 11,12 Orientation Committee 12 Key Club 11,12 Thespian Society 11,12 Yearbook 12 Crotalus 10, 12 Grand Champion Sheep Showman 10 Cross Country 10 4-H 10 Survival 10 Basketball 12 Volleyball 12 Un-sup Walking 10,11,12 Grand Canyon 11 Spanish Club 12 Student Librarian 11,12 NA10946 11,12 11 .. the sun had gone down. There were no clouds in the sky and therefore no Turneresque glory. Instead, there was only a purple glow seeming to come from the air itself, as though the whole lower quarter of the western sky was self-luminous. In its own way the effect was as beautiful as the more famboyant displays to which clouds contribute and it was also, I am tempted to say, in better taste. - Joseph Krutch - Rig in your booms?... You've got the wrong commerical... Yes it's real By!... 74 and may our paths cross again TOM HAIGHT Football 11, 12 Roping 11 ORRA 11, 12 Survival 12 Photography 11,12 Judo 12 Soaring 12 Chess Club 12 Spanish Club 11, 12 F.S.A. 12 Rock Climbing 12 Trap 11 I can learn anything I want - to dance, to sing, to grow. When I get too tired to walk, I lie in the grass and become pebbled. B. C. M.A., 1 wn; 1 pe; 1 wh; 6 BR, P.E.S.T., 22 - B+!-3 mesas, H;S; card club, -TB, JB, L. O. S., CPU. PAAL HAUGAARD Cross Country 12 lettered Soccer 12 Horsemanship 12 Dorm Captain 12 Student Senate 12 Un-sup Walking 12 General Troublemaker 12 German-Latin Club 12 President Make love not war. 76 77 CHRIS LEE Football 12 lettered Survival 11, 12 Trap Skeet Club 10 Drama 12 Fine Arts Committee 11,12 Judo Club 12 President Prefect 12 Chess Club 12 Choir 10, 12 Chapel Committee 10, 11, 12 Acolyte 11, 12 THE ELECTRIFIED SPACE Beautiful effervescent time, Coated with a multitude of transparent blues. One might see the galaxies, Flashing into view. Meteors like pebbles, Being splashed upon the shore. Distant planets take their place, Among the brightening drones. Enter into a freelance place, Tranquil and wide. Dip into the waves of time, Let your toes run in its veins. Alight upon a darkened world, Black as the raven's wing. Totally electric, Absurd and ... unaware. Ants scurry to greet the new bom age, Of matter and no mind. Dusk hangs low amidst these ants, Who travel on unknown. Welcome tired traveler, To a polluted, machine land. Desolate and devoured, Loud with distant cries. Welcome tired traveler, To the planet ... EARTH. 78 sherrie McDonald 4-H Club 6,7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12 President 10,11,12 Un-sup Walking Un-sup Riding Equestrian Team 10,11 Rodeo Attendant 10 Queen 11 Prom Attendant 8 Student Senate 11 As the soul of thunder strikes out with happiness, we part. 79 BARB MACE It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought dumb than to open it and remove all doubt. Riding 11,12 Junior Supervisor 11, 12 Un-sup Riding 12 Un-sup Walking 12 Softball 11 Drill Team 12 Equestrian Team 12 Latin-German Club 12 Yearbook 12 4-H 11, 12 Choir 12 80 PETE MARINCOVICH Dreams are for people who sleep. Orientation Committee 11,12 Key Club 11,12 Chairman Student Senate 11,12 Junior Class President Student Senate Representative 12 Basketball 10, 11, 3 Captain 11,3 Football 11 Tennis 11, 12 81 82 ED MILLAR Nothing 8 Survival 9,10, 11 Sophomore Vice President Sophomore Class President Chapel Committee 10,11 Boys' Representative 11 Junior Class President Student Senate Chairman 11 Key Club 11, 12 Football 11 President to F. A.S. 12 Cross Country 12 Wrestling 12 Student Body President 12 Mom’s a bad influence on me, she makes me do everything right... M V ROSEMARY MILLER .. and the days go on... in never changing pace... each a little longer... each night a little shorter... until that time when earth turns back again... Track 10 Prefect 12 Choir 10, 11 Sextet 11 Drama Club 10 Yearbook 12 Pax Bros. 11 Scorekeeper (football, basketball) 11,12 Pep Club 10 Survival 11,12 Rock Climbing 12 TIM PELLISSIER Baseball 11 Tennis 8 Track 9 Football 12 (lettered) (oddsquad) Cross Country 11 (lettered) Wrestling 8, 9, 10,11,12 (lettered) ICC 8 Student Senate 11,12 F. A.S. 11, 12 DDC 11 Boys' Representative 11 Administrative Vice President 12 Un-sup Walking 8, 9,10,11,12 Survival 8, 10 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 Key Club 11, 12 Orientation Committee 12 Marlboro Brothers 9 Family 12 Newspaper Staff 10 D. Stillers Inc. 10 Latin Club 7, 8, 9 DANG PERMPANICH Soccer 11, 12 Horsemanship 11,12 Choir 11 Dorm Captain 12 Survival 12 Brothers and Sisters 12 I mixed stones and water just to see what it would do. And the water it got stoney and the stones got water too. So I mixed my feet with water just to see what could be seen. And the water it got dirty and my feet they got quite clean. 87 CLAUDIA POGUE Drill Team Captain 9 Survival 9, 10, 11 Newspaper Editor 10 Dorm Captain 10, 11 Orientation Committee 10,11,12 Scorekeeper 10,11, 12 Un-sup Walking 10,11,12 Un-sup Riding 10, 11,12 Tennis Team 11 Commons Room Committee 11 Key Club 11,12 Shack Regular II3,12 Brothers and Sisters II5,12 Cheerleader 12 Take a little work.. .and the most impossible task is done. Add a little faith... and even the worst becomes bearable. Give time a chance... and you may find your wildest dreams have come true. And then he said, Love, is life, is you, is truth, is God. MARILEE PORT Cheerleader 11, 12 Tennis Team 10,11,12 Dorm Captain 10, 11, 12 Sophomore Secretary-treasurer Junior Secretary-treasurer Key Club 11,12 Spanish Club 10 Drama Club 10, 11,12 Pep Club 11, 12 Orientation Committee 12 Prefect 10, 11, 12 Basketball 12 Commons Room Committee 11 How come I never get the dirty jokes?... St. Lukes.. .but I don't want to go to the bridge... UP FLOWER POT... orientation, long walks and plenty to drink... Susie and Hanna.. .There's nothing wrong with Blythe ... did someone mention Bumble Bee?... football trips are O. K.... Buck and George are my favorite people... Cha, we always seem to have problems - why us?... sum- mer phone calls... 31, an excellent choice. A soft glow in my heart, good memories of times past are all that's left. HERMAN QUIROGA Professing themselves to be wise they became fools. 90 SHELLEY ROOD It is a law of human life, as certain as gravity To live fully, we must learn to USE things and LOVE people ... Not LOVE things and USE people. by John Powell, S. J. Drill Team 12 co-captain Junior Supervisor 12 Riding 12 Yearbook 12 Fine Arts Committee 12 91 PAT SANBORN 4-H 10 Connorville 9 Choir 10, 11, 12 Brothers and Sisters 11, 12 Founder 11 Sextet 12 Slave to Chapel Committee 11,12 Prefect 11, 12 Junior Staff 11,12 Shack Regular 12 Scorekeeper 12 Family 12 Drill Team 9,12 Captain 12 Un-sup Riding 10,11, 12 (on and off) The future will not care How long it took you To create Nor what it cost- Only, Is it beautiful- Or great? - Max Krone 0 Up F, P. 4... a year and a half... I think it's about time to return the bottles... BS practice... Schneider and Fletcher, Dec. 16 17, 1970... Aardvark... Can Opener... Chump... Bosco... Schnookums... We're going to have a party... The river... that bloody goat... Why do you get up so early... J. Sing... When are we going to gradu- ate. .. The family... Albuquerque... D. B.... Cold Duck and Poland Tank. 92 ERIC SANDBERG Football 12 (lettered) (oddsquad) Wrestling 9,10 Basektball 11 Baseball 11,12 Cross Country 11 Newspaper 9,10 Sports editor 10 Trap and Skeet 8, 9, 10,11,12 Spanish Club 11 Student Senate 11, 12 Dorm Captain 11 Marlboro Brothers 9 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 Hick 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Inter Club Council 9 D, Stillers Inc. 10 Survival 10,11,12 Under the desert sun, in that dogmatic clarity, the fables of theology and the myths of classical philosophy dissolve like mist. The air is clean, the rock cuts cruelly into flesh; shatter the rock and the odor of flint rises to your nostrils, bitter and sharp. Whirlwinds dance across salt flats a pillar of dust by day; the thorn bush breaks into flame at night. What does it mean? It means nothing. It is as it is and has no need for meaning. - Edward Abbey - 93 MARC SCHNEIDER Baseball 11,12 lettered Football 11,12 lettered ORRA 11, 12 Junior Staff 12 Prefect 11 Spanish Club 11 Drama 12 Family 12 Babysitting 12 Shack 12 Up F. P. 4 Dec. 16 and 17, 1970, crashed in the closet... Cabin 16... O. D. E. E. D... low rent... Chump... Can Opener... Sophomore night... Motel 6... C. M. P... Schneider, Evans, and Stern... Tuna Lips... J. P.. Ha, Port... Judson, 6 - 0... Hey Rook... Red Man... Horsecollar door, what door... K. T. S... Tree... Bilbo... Carson and Schneider Van Lines. .. The Dog... Fellow Citizens, we cannot escape history. We will be remembered in spite of ourselves. The personal significance, or insignificance, can spare one or another of us. The fiery trial through which we pass, will light us down in honor of dishonor, to the latest generation. -Abraham Lincoln- 94 BETSY SKINNER You've long been on the open road, Sleepin' in the rain. From the dirty words and muddy cells. Your clothes are smeared and stained. But the dirty words and muddy cells. Will soon be judged insane. So only stop to rest yourself, 'Til you are off again. So take off your thirsty boots, Stay for awhile, Your feet are hot and weary, From the dusty mile. And maybe I can make you laugh, And maybe I can try I'm looking for the evening And the morning in your eye. Eric Anderson Thirsty Boots Deep Forks Music Volleyball 12 Survival 12 Softball 12 95 BILL STERN Student Senate Representative 11 Dorm Captain 12 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 V. P. German-Latin Club 11 Choir 11,12 Brothers and Sisters 11,12 Football 11,12 (lettered) Allstate 11 Basketball 11,12 (lettered) Allstate 11 Tennis 11,12 (lettered) President of Glue Factory Assn. 11, 12 96 MIKE STEVENS Track 10 (lettered) Cross Country 10,11 (lettered) Captain 11 Survival 9,10,11,12 Choir 9,10, 11, 12 Brothers and Sisters 11, 12 Photography 11, 12 Pervert 9,10,11,12 WHOA 10, 11,12 Founder E.C.S. 10, 11 President 10,11 Chapel Committee 10,11,12 President 12 DCC 11 Yearbook 11 Babysitting 12 Billy Brockert Aerospace Team 11,12 Disciplinary Board Deviations Committee 12 Wang Hoi... Almost as in Atomic Bombs... Down Creek at 6:00 am ... Na-Hy-Ta-Ha-Ungowa... golfcarts, bombs, stills, and other mischievious deviations... Rockets. .Senior Pervert... Wildboy, where's our beer?... Sure bud, whatever you think's right... Armpit with eyes... P. G. L... Walton, you dog! Halt Passenger I As you are now, so once was I. As I am now, so shall you be. Prepare for death, and follow me. 97 ETHAN STROUD Tennis 11, 12 Roping 11 Survival 12 Football 12 Prefect 12 Photography 12 Chess Club 12 President Gourmet Society 12 Soaring 12 Nimzo - Indian; Cogito, ergo sum. Cogito?; Phugueu, 2; F. F.O.; D. D.; Face piles of trials with smiles, it rules then to believe that you perceive the web they weave. 98 TRUDY VANBURKLEO Cross Country 11,12 Softball 10 Choir 10 Survival 10,12 Secretary to Student Senate 11 Secretary to Student Leadership Workshop 11 Activities V. P. 12 THERE ARE FENCES There are fences on each side to keep the road from leaking out into the meadows and to keep the meadows from leaking out onto the road. In the distance are the multi-colored hills: my domain of changing life. To these I escape each afternoon passing the caged road and meadows. To these hills I speak of myself With these hills I pass the night in gladness. 99 GREG WILLIAMSON Cross Country 12 Chess Club 12 Judo Club 12 Latin-German Club 12 J.V. Basketball 12 ... For although in a certain sense and for light-minded persons nonexistent things can be more easily and irresponsi- bly represented in words..., for the serious and conscientious... it is just the reverse. Nothing is harder, yet nothing is more necessary, than to speak of cer- tain things whose existence is neither demonstrable nor probable. The very fact that serious and conscientious men treat them as existing things brings them a step closer to existence and to the possibility of being born. We must first, however, have enough knowledge to formulate questions before we may for- mulate answers. 100 JOHN WALTON 5.11 Hiking... Hey Mark, Let’s try this one... Babysitting... R. B.... Lounge... Mr. Goodbar Sez... Havasupai... River... Beth ... Sick-a-more canyon... Porcupine... Calculus.. .1 Don't know, he didn't speak FORTRAN... The 10”... After 6 years, God I'm tired.. .Good-bye. Survival 11, 12 Cross Country 10,11 Soccer 9,10,11 Baseball 9 Track 10 Football 12 B.S.B.S. 12 Rock Climbing 12 W.H.O.A. 11, 12 D. B. 12 Dorm Captain 12 Student Senate 12 Key Club 12 Orientation Committee 10,11,12 Newspaper 10 Yearbook 11 Un-sup Walking 10,11,12 E. C.S. 11 Chapel Committee 9 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 101 102 MILES WOOD Basketball 9,10, 11, 12 Track 10 Football 11,12 Trap Club 9,10,11,12 Newspaper 10,11 Dorm Captain 10,11 Prefect 11 Activities Vice President 12 Senior Class Vice President Luan 11 Fine Arts Council 10,11 Drama Club 9 Chapel Committee 10,11, 12 Orientation Committee 10,11,12 Key Club 11,12 Senior Supervisory Staff 12 The Coach 12 Man can hate, Man can love Man can lie, Man can be honest Man can be sad, Man can be happy Man can hide, Man can be secure Man can be wrong, Man can be right Man can live, Man can die Life can be ugly, LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL 103 104 ANNE BETTS BY ARGANBRIGHT Swing your hips! FELICIA ARNOLD BECKY BOWMAN BRITTA BLOOMBERG If all else fails, try smiling J 105 JAIME CARROLL A word to the wise is sufficiant but the rest of us require some more tangible form of proof. DANA DAHLSTROM (Squaw) It is the little tilings of everyday life which mean so much. BRLAN CHILCOTT KEVIN COLEMAN WAKAN-TANKA, WANBLI GALESHKA WANA NI HE O WHO E. 106 FRANCIE HELD If you want something very badly, let it go If it comes back, it's yours forever If it doesn't, it wasn't yours to begin with. -anonymous STEVE HARD IE CHARLIE HARGRAVE SUE HARRIS BECKY HOLLER 107 ROBERT HAS PEL ANNE KERWICK Yes my child, use this time for play, Tomorrow will be too late. Tomorrow is too late my child. Tomorrow you are a man. BETH KRUSI JANE KUCERA You will never know what I'm up to. HOLLY KUCKHOFF THERESA KUHEL KATHY LYNCH LINDA KYLE Let us meet at the center of the spirit where differences are dissolved and oneness is. LISA LOEB The words of hope I longed to share were words they would not hear. . . 109 TR£S MOORE Hey Hic! PHANH PRONGSAK COLIE O'DONNELL SUZANNE PHILLIPS Anyone who cheats at grammies cheats at life. KIRK PISCHEL Life is a chain of good and bad experiences. Where am I now? no BAYARD POTTER STEVE RICHARDS KIM RIDENER SUSIE POTTER JOHN RENSENHOUSE Spring had swept the scarlet sidestreets Winds caress, undress, invite Upstairs by a china lamp They softly talk in the cold spring night 111 112 JANET SLAUGHTER BROUGH STEWART I don't know what I am. I don't know if I am or not. GREG SMITH Life is one big thrill after another. BILL SPENCE Words are not important throughout our life. . . just emotions are. JENNIFER SULLIVAN Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. -Through the Looking Glass- LIS VOLKMAR DOUG SUMA JODIE TINKER No, I’m just pretending... PHIL STORRE DOUG WALSER Okay? 114 SCOTT WILCOX LIZ WARREN JED WHITE When the time comes, ask me if it was all worth it. NATALIE WANAMAKER Nothing much to say. Really don't have any thoughts for today. J.K. WOODWELL BOB WILLITS 116 CHERYL BANACK ROB BRASWELL There are all kinds of people, but hicks are best. ANDYBOSTWICK LINDA BLACKMAN KATHY BRANN EORP!, the cry of the many-moode 117 LESLE BUSH TARA CRAY There is a pleasure sure in being mad, which none but madmen know. STEVE CALDWELL NANCY COOK LINDA CURTIS You take what you want, and I'll take the sunshine. MARK FORCE RUBE EVANS Red Man and Happy Days Mint. BOB FARROW TED FLEMMING 119 TERRY FRIEDMAN ELSA JOHNSON If there is no wind, row. JANINE HARNISH LEIA HILLS Soon you must open new doors and seek. BRUCE HOBART 120 KATHY MCKINSTRY As long as I live I shall always be myself and no other, just me. Walter de la Marc EILEEN MCNEILL HEIDI MATTMILLER KIT METZGER H. .1. .C!! Wanted: A Brave Cowboy! T.J. MAHER Be like you could all my friends say 122 TIM PRATT MARSHA NYE PETE SUNDLUN Don't worry, I ain't picky CAROLE RIORDAN JOHN ONCKEN KAREN RODMAN 123 LEE ROONEY SUE RUDOLPH CLARK SAXTON SUSAN SANDERS JOANNE SAUVE Down west, down west we dance, we spirits dance, we spirits weeping dance - Wintu song - 124 MARK SLAYTER LYNN WALTON LOWELL SLOAN JIM WOLFE BRIAN WHITNEY LIZ YANTIS Take a black cat sit it on your shoulder and in the morning, you'll know all you know. - T. Rex - 125 FRESHMEN.. . RAY ANDERSON LARRY BRITT BETH CAPIN MAGGIE ELLIOTT BOBBIE CHILDS May the long time sun shine upon you- all love surround you- and the pure light within you, avide you way on- 127 SUSAN GAYLORD ROD GLOSS JIM HILL Put something exciting between your legs: MOTORCYCLES!! ROBBIE GREEN DAVE JOHNSON J.O.I.D.U. 128 1 CLAUDINE SANCEREAU French Photography THE WILSONS Director of Horsemanship History Coy, Dee, Claude, Dana THE ROBERTS Suzanne, Scott, Frank Business Manager 145 LOU ALFRED 148 149 THE ORME SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES B General Milton W. Arnold Mrs. Theodore P. Brookhart C. A. Carson, III Dr. Frederick W. Coleman, Jr. Dr. Dana M. Cotton James J. Coughlin H. Whit Crail Charles E. Crary Alfred S. Donau Merle A. Frost, III Charles H. Greene Robert Lamb Hart John F. William J. Harris Edward F. Lowry, Jr. Richard G. Markham H. Herbert Metzger Gustave Pavst, III Dr. Charles Franklin Parker Edwin S. Phillips Mrs. Stephen Phillips John B. Purnell Mrs. Amberg Spence William C. Turner Dr. Joseph P. Voorhees, D.D.S. Walton 150 student body officers meet with Trustees THE HONORARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Donald S. Bums Hon. Paul J. Fanin Hon. Barry Goldwater Denison Kitchel Gordon Pettit Dr. Frederick C. Rehfeldt James Stewart Hon. Jack Williams 151 PATRONS MR. 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Everywhere in Arizona 157 D- hELIOLUX COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Elquests’ Art Supplies for Students and Professionals 258-2628 711 No. 2nd St. Phoenix, Arizona 158 159 CHEERS!—STUDENTS AT ORME With pride I watch you attending your Ranch School; WATCH YOU- round-up your education round-out your personality round-off your rough edges With satisfaction I will watch you spin, whirl and wheel on The Merry-go-round of Life ahead! BEST WISHES - an old ranch hand 160 CLAUDINE SANCEREAU French Photography THE WILSONS Director of Horsemanship History Coy, Dee, Claude, Dana THE ROBERTS Suzanne, Scott, Frank Business Manager 145 LOU ALFRED i NURSES 149 THE ORME SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES B General Milton W. Arnold Mrs. Theodore P. Brookhart C. A. Carson, III Dr. Frederick W. Coleman, Jr. Dr. Dana M. Cotton James J. Coughlin H. Whit Crail Charles E. Crary Alfred S. Donau Merle A. Frost, III Charles H. Greene Robert Lamb Hart John F. William J. Harris Edward F. Lowry, Jr. Richard G. Markham H. 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