Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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Resting Risking at the Double T Above Left: Music teacher Julia Moyer tries her hand at repelling at the Double T. Below Left: Buck Hart, El Jefe, surveyed his creation, pronounced it good, and. lo, he rested. Above: Phil McKenna soars through the air on his way to an uncertain fate 40 feet below as John Thompson looks on. Phil hit the 10 foot pool waiting below and survived.

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Childs, Garcia Reign at Homecoming Dance Bobbie Childs and Tony Garcia were crowned queen and king of Orme’s homecoming festivities in Founders Hall before the annual homecoming dance. The theme of the dance was “Fantasyland,” and the decor featured a large mural done by Kay Kucera which hung over the large fireplace. A live band pro- vided the music for the evening, and refreshments were served. Homecoming began with the traditional football rivalry between the Warriors and Judson, won easily by Orme. A large bonfire was held the night before for the purpose of introducing the seniors on the foot- ball team. In addition to Bobbie and Tony, other mem- bers of the court, a boy and girl from each class, included Alison Van Wyck, Bruce Chilcott, Mimi Mace, Mike Fehsenfeld, Judee Fehsenfeld, McGehee Woolf, Leslie Hilton, and Henry Combs. Left: Kay Kucera’s “Fantasyland painting. Below: Julia Marshall. Kay Kucera. Susie Evans. Diane Bass, Stu Hanson, and the band at homecoming. Opposite Page Top: Bobbie Childs and Tony Garcia reign at the homecom- ing dance. Bottom: Cheerleaders and football players at the homecom- ing bonfire.