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Clvvvx QTLJJ3 O cfgjx' XX Cigvxlhxsfx ii VVKIWW QQEJL xv W VIN Y , LUG' N f YXJMQSL- WMQ M93 .,.. KJ , wick OV - GUN Ai Q -0 JLG JKU Qk, Jmwwxck. QJEBUUWXFCUW1 ,bjlb I A -4YO QLNQQUL - 'ovgikvqitifi . io fmctvmqx wink ABN' A152 1 , ff 5 3 CgOm' + us., Guo '0NU1QJm wo LQWA N Q QU f W LQQwWu q,d , FK I IQQQLLMJBQ O UPU A 1 J GX Q ' X , -5J5.QQK JU' WCA X ', ' 'XJ UW? VQCU' A . C631 QIOLUQ , ,xg x . ' ' ff, K' - Mfx-W ' mob , A W NQSDL Hmm vow, O 1 :xl -up uf .,,,..--f'-- .X N M, K K gg WM, Mfwzf M wgjVj ff X fs? lf xwwuo W M, 'SGwf3Qwm 1q 1, I f ,ZS QL f MKZLLM m 'li Am' CJRIVIE SCHOOL This is the Orme Experience. A truly unique One! Every September finds new and returning students coming from throughout the United States and overseas to add a new chapter to their lives. In joining the Orme Community, located in the high desert of central Arizona, we have the opportunity to interact and learn from our varied backgrounds. Orme is the nucleus from which we periodically depart to explore the Southwest and Mexico. Our first camping endeavor is the Fall Outing to the high country of the Verde Flim. In the spring we participate in Caravan . We either venture south to visit our fabulous neighbor, Mexico, or north into the spectacular Indian Country of the 4-corners area. One' of the special alternatives is a white-water rafting trip down the Colorado River. During the year our athletic and rodeo teams travel widely to compete all over the state. Periodic field trips, free weekends and shopping sprees keep our transportation center a hub of activity. Orme draws it share of visitors, too. Throughout the year, interesting people from different parts of the world come to the campus. Whether they be guest artists for the Fine Arts Festival, Board of Trustee members attending meetings or speakers and per- formers at the Friday Night Programg they bring the outside world to our community. Our Key Club members are constantly hosting prospective students and their parents. All of this, coupled with the big Parents' Day at Thanksgiving makes Orme an interesting and exciting part of the mainstream of American life. fl 56' kukhihx I WI I 0 I I . I I I I I I 'L , TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS .................. , .......... UNDERCLASSMEN ............. ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS .... .. .. FACULTY 4 ............................ EVENTS , ..................... I .......... ADVERTISEMENTS ......... . HMP I SPRING Main Caravan found students and faculty members trucking through Sonora, Mexico, learning about our neighbors while camping out in the countryside. Names such as Kino Bay, Guaymas, Alamos and Magdelena, once only dots on a map, became reality and highlighted visits for everyone. Two other groups traveled southward - Caborca Homestay learned the Mexican way of life first hand rather than from a textbook. Traveling to Guadalajara and Mexico City by train, another group toured ancient pyramids and major points of interest in these fascinating cities. Souveniors, photographs and memories all cleared customs nicely on returning home through Nogales, Mexico. I sh 1 co the N nning mping, ntanni I en ev orthi, the wh '19 ryo ARAVAN two groups participated in raft trips upper and lower Colorado, hiking, ite water excitement, and beautiful eather. Experiences were exchanged e returned to Orme ready for h ot e owers and the comforts of their dorm rooms. 'x , . I . r i' VIEW if L ' ' f ' 'Wifi .,,u.r s,'?fif',J L ly. H YA as . km Kumi ' ,K ,Witt A V gl., :J A 'nhl if!-fx 3 A g!.M. -, 3.2, '. v! 'f'i3fi5h U.. :fi f wp gi ,E W ,fa H- t 1-we me 'matu- fe 4 E?3f?33Aflf:3 w 5. C.. 4 4-.5 Q .tif n N , his 1 XG 1 'JW N' ,-'5.',f.'g- , , igif, ,gf Cai' 2' J 'XZ' Y V . ss g .grggifi , 'xx 21 '-J r ' ., ' wasp- -,,-79 A -,X 'a45 V s n.Nf' ' 9 A FINE ARTS FESTIVAL Fine Arts Festival is a week filled with events related toand involving creative arts. Regular classes are suspended and classrooms are transformed into workshop areas. We look forward with great anticipation to welcoming our returning workshop leaders who so generously share with us their artistic expertise. Days are filled exploring the creative process in each medium, the evenings set aside for lectures and performances. Visiting informally with the workshop leaders and viewing the extensive art exhibit of contemopary southwest artist displayed in the Phillips Library, adds a new dimension to our lives. . ,, W . F. . , , ' ' 4 E1f ' ' .1 :JO V in ,La A v. 'il Vancouver, Washington River Falls, Wisconsin Tucson, Arizona Prescott, Arizona Los Angeles, California ldyllwild, California La Jolla, California Tucson, Arizona Los Angeles, California ldyllwild, California Jerome, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Hemet, California Kirkland, Arizona New York, New York Amherst, Massachuseftes Tempe, Arizona ldyllwild, California Escondido, California North Hollywood, California .ll 'r , ,, gag . .tj x ,sa-H, mr ' E. Y--A .213 1- ,ll 'ii 4 4 I ,i i I i i l ERICH BARMANN Colusa, California CARLOS BATIZ f Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico ' C C ,ju , R 'L .- Qfgq rl V N I A 1'i.Cil5f li A A' Yi , 5 , wqffiyf ijifl Q R 3 A-W! ' ': JY' '- 'f 'W ', N' Mini. :iii ai . 5 .Wi ' A . '- g-f N.-M if V i un ' w iv is 'p g ' 494 3-lil 'rf , , ag 2 iq. , 1 lfll 'I ' ,- A ' , 2 M .Y 4 , ,If jf - ,J 'AJ1' MMG me ' 5 , 3 L vm. ' 1 f A d MARY BROWN NANCY CALVIN Tucson, Arizqna Bethioua, Oran, Algeria A i - 3 an 4 a li mm' - . I 3 a -. II, 1 .TY 1 il T 5 5 .Xa aa ia Q 1 5? aa ,. Qi W 3 a JoYcE CHAMBERS I a Corvallis, Oregon . W X ' Mayer, Arizona a - Eg l 'i ' as 3 fi M 1 a i I 1 i a 2 ' T 1 , . MARK CHRISTY DANEL COFFEE a a .anfmnh emma Afghan Ah,-man Amana Amman X a a I a 9 . ,XQ4 . 1 J A 1? EN fl 'oikffj N 5f'i'T'??f '5' 'T' ,Ni Qi .. - .1 in 9- , ki r x i .lx Z, , 3 fi X W 'fi 4 N A f 'nf ' Q ,K 'Y A fQ,.gf1Q A 3 h +e' , , ,,,5f Q- -in A ' 1QQ S R A 4 -wh 'rg X' ' 1+ A fy 1- ' X 'I ,, . ' ' 4 'A .'Wf'7 , ni Q.'k1Q'Tn. , mx if ,fgrj . K-3. I . M H V N , .1 X 4 3 3 O ' ,, w X . L .x . Q 1 X Q i ev' ' . , L. - 1 V2 .. - ' P I l I 'X' A fy , .ef-V N ' I Q fm hx 5, lg V- W , I wi- N uf ,. 1 , T2 , wa v .L 4, 5 , . ' Z 1.4 , , -4 Q , :L iff A . f x if X 5 1. , , A K, ' 14 'I , N- - L' 'guy J X . , ' 3,- - 6 ' 4 T, ,W , 1 L. 'N 'W 'N 4 , jf Q w- . ' , I ,K r V If ' M ' 4 .,. L A K Q. 'V 4 fr :Im A f-2 i fr. Q 1. x Q 1 it N ' i ij TERRELL GARRETT PARHAM H I Clovis, New Mexico Sheniran, Tehran, , , P i Q .L g Zftyf, 1 , Y- ' K i W 1 ' ii ' i i M i BEN GRAVE BETH GRIFFIN U i Guilford, Connecticut Fremont, Nebraska i I- A' W gms 4 I ug P ,qv N . I 'R-Q4 ,G ,G 'W 'if Ur '1-?!'hW 'I x, ' Ekfv hx I Siifei ' 1 4 , X x x 1, W ' 1 tg. If 1 7.95 Jwfqvl v ggi?l4gf gct .'1,2N-f '- ', s .1..-ft . ,LH , .,.. , I ' 1 x -f '1m . , . 1 Q 1 Q r 5751 K In ,W A A fb c1 iL giki XG MX Y 'xzxq-KF Q gvF 'A'5 f ', W 1 - 1 Jwrf' iii, Z! 'far f'9,,'f'+ v.!'k' .Lvg4'4 rf-- .A rf- M, Q ff 'I 'ff ' , . af if ' 25.115 . , X MQ:x:?V! ,W bg , I.. Q , N ,gg l' Q tiff' 'i , 'Nw' ' 'ffl ' 1' r S H -' lr : H L if f rl' y .aff - y ' ' .,. :Z ,wif , .M f 1 ,'.f-g,v ,..L Ap Q R?- LESLIE g,, Q if f I 3, J 1 Nr M- is , a L l, wx x ,pm .. l, Q 5 ?. 5. V I 3, 17,6 ,je QW :5 if 3 ga 5 V Y .S ,B 1 ',NlE1XL,ff+ A xg 'X X N . , 4 , 5 ,Q x Q ' ' A rf?ix!f'.f I o X ' x s D I . x u x Nif N ' , w 4 Q w I 55 am I 1 X51 , , fs W iw ' 'i zz , iF : 'f f 15.4.9 fi K. . Q 91 N'-it A ws ii, Y. . N? z 4' Ani il' fan tr' ff at 1, ,. - 7 Q ' I-' , 5 V, 4 1 54. ' fix 1-x 'QL K Us it 'a ALEX TAYLOR Scottsdale, Arizona EMILY SYKES 14 A Cottonwood, Arizona t Qxq' X m 6-'ZWUQ L: STEVE WALKER -ffl' 3 1 Tf .yr-aw ' Mountam Laurel, New Jersey ,A , 1 2 x MADELEINE WICKES Comonfort, Gto., Mexico . 231 J 1 I , F is JAMES San Marino, 1. , ' ,ff 5 CORIE Indian WEIIS, GIGI SCHNEPPAT Tiffen, Ohio DAVE SNYDER Kapaa, Hawaii , r my ,, I fgf .f- 1 A Ji I ' Ti gf. F hm P14 V DONNA WILSON ' a nn- 5 1' 1. .B n NNN, . li, Truth Or Consequences New Mexico in Xi 'J if i r , H , 1 USN? nxv DIANA WOOD 16 Pinedale, Wyoming 'S - 1 f '1 nn' f L ,gn 1.0, -sfifijn f ,IQ 0 , ' I 27 -V . 1 ,-4 ' 3 , L ' . . . ' , 1 . ' ' .'- ' , ,'.,g3,, , ,A 4 .,, MARY BETH WINHEIM Moorehead, Minnesota 'au X . , , n, 'Y Y, A T1 S X . 1 - Q J Y :ll . DELLA WOODS Taylor, Texas 4 I s 'ai ,J nl .,- Ilhsxf ik. f W' X - Wx Q4-vfhge , . f ag Q. ., J1- . , vlf'1'.f-V 4 'Sf' 'MN HX 'XrJ:Wf:a 1 ,v' ' wi- D' 3,' . Ffiiliiif ' . ' I .9r 1.4 A wa. 5 K 45, s. Y 4 ss: .ea k Nt 7 Ky: L Mlmeew llwlgs . him ff .2 x X' N' r 4 , 3 , -x, . , ,v.,,'s l .-1 Q 'J' P- - X ERICH BARMANN MARY BROWN 'far-'s 18 Student Body Pres. 123 O.Ft.A. 103 Prefect 11, 123 Trap and Skeet 10, 11, 123 Key Club 11, 123 Orientation Comm. 11, 123 D.C.C. 113 Volunteer Fire Dept. 10, 11, 123 Fine Arts Council 10, 11, 123 Student Senate 11, 123 F.A,S.lVice Chairmanl 123 French 10: Unsupv. Walking 10: 4-H 10 O. Fl. A., 9, 10, 11, 123 4-H, 9, 10, 11, 123 Chapel Comm. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club, 10, 11, 123 Student Senate, 10, 11, 123 Newspaper, 11. Horsemanship 9, 103 Tennis 10, 11, 123 Survival 113 Gymnastics 113 Yearbook 12 Cum Laude 11, 123 Fine Arts Council 113 Horsemanshlp 11, 123 Drill Team 113 4-H 11,123 Honors 11, 12: Unsupv. Walk- ing 12 Cheerleader 10, 113 Volleyball 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 9, 10, 113 Track 10, 11, 123 D.C.C. 11, 123 Student Senate 11, 123 Prefect11, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Chapel Comm. 123 Class Sec-Treas. 123 Class Sec-Treas. 113 Orientation Comm. 111 Unsupv. Walking 10, 11 CARLOS BATIZ lu. x X NANCY CALVIN 2 if R 1 JOYCE CHAMBERS DESIREE CHRISTOPHER MARK CHRISTY KIM DAVIS BOB FOXWORTH Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10,11,125Prefect11,125D.B. 11, 125 Student Chore Supv. 125 Student Senate 125 D.C.C. 125 Unsupv. Walking 10 F.A.S.tSec.I 11, 125 Prefect 11, 125 Student Senate 105 Honors 105 Key Club 115 Fine Arts Council 115 O.Ft.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 J.V. Basketball 105 Horsemanship 10, 11, 125 4-H 115 All State Rodeo 115 Unsupv. Walking 105 Horsemanship Letter 11 Horsemanship 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 O.Ft.A. 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Vice president 115 State 4-Finals 10, 11, 12 Drama 125 Pep Club 125 Yearbook tCo-Edltort 125 Horsemanship 125 Chorus 125 Softball 12 Chapel Comm. 125 Drama 125 Pep Club 125 Volleyball 125 Tennis 125 Key Club 125 Octet 12. Chapel 11, 125 Fine Arts Council 115 Skeet Trap Club 115 Tennis Letter 115 English Riding 115 Volleyball 11, 125 Tennis 115 125 Basketball 125 Pep Club 125 Unsupv. Walking 115 Drama 11 DAN EL COFFEE MARGIE DICKS NADENE ERDLE TERRELL GARRETT BEN GRAVE Horsemanship 11, 12, O.R.A. 511, 12: State 4-H 12 O.R.A. 11, 12: Boys Repre- sentative 12: Disciplinary Board 12: Prefect 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12:'D.C.C. 12: Student Senate 12: Student Exec. Board 12: F.A.S. 12: Fine Arts 11: All Around Cowboy 11: 4-H 11 Student Senate 10, 11, 12: D.B. 11, 12: D.C.C. 11, 12: Girls Rep. 12: Prefect 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12: Chapel Committee 10, 12: Cheer- leader 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Class Vlce Pres. 10: Class President 10: Varsity Club 12: Sextet 11, 12: Chorus 12: Octet 12: Honors Club Chairp. 12: French Club 10: O.R.A. 10, 11: 4-H 10, 11: Horsemanship 10, 11: Yearbook 12: Unsupv. Walking 11, 12: Orientation Comm. 12 Horsemanship 12, Ski Club 12: Soccer 12: Commons Room Committee 12: Honors Club 12' Fine Arts Council 12 Girls Rep. 11: Student Senate 10, 11, 12: F.A.S. 11: Student Senate 11: D.C.C. 10, 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12: Prefect 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Chapel 12: O.R.A. 10, 11, 12: Rodeo 10, 11: Varslty Club 12: Cheerleader 10,11, 12: Drama 12: Softball 11, 12: Basketball 12: Orientation Comm. 11: Horsemanship 10, 11: Un- supv. Walking 10: 4-H 10, 11 Student Senate 9, 10, 11: Football 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 10, 11, 12: Track 9,10,11,12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Drama 10, 11, 12: Spanish 9, 10: Fine Arts Council 11: Class Officer 9: D.C.C. 9, 10, 11: Latln II 11: Orientation Comm. 10, 11, 12: Newspaper 11: Unsupv. Walk- Ing 10, 11 PARHAM GHASSEMI BETH GRIFFIN ELLEN HARRIS LARRY HARRIS Survival 83 Horsemanship 83 Volleyball 8, 10, 123 Basket- ball9,10,11,123Track10,113 Gymnastics 9, 113 Prefect 11, 123 Chapel Committee 113 Orientation Comm. 9, 10, 11, 123 Key Club 10, 11, 123 Cum Laude Society 11, 123 Student Senate 8, 9, 123 Fine Arts Council 113 Unsupv. Walking 11 Key Club 11, 125 Pretect 11 123 Pep Club 113 Football 11 123 Soccer 11, 125 Tennis 11 12: Track 11: D.C.C. 11, 12? Fine Arts Council 11 LESLIE HILTON ELLIOTT HOOK Volleyball 11, 12: Basketball O. R. A. 11, 123 4-H, 11,12 10, 11, 123 Softball 10, 11, 123 Newspaper, 113 Pep Club, 12 Pep Club 12: Honors 121 123 Horsemanship 10 LAUREN LOVETT N n th if an Q 'it C 41 if X Ii I'v'f. 'Wk Prefect 11, 123 Student Sen- ate 10: Chapel 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Track 113 English Riding 103 Softball 123 Unsupv. Walking 10, 11: D.C.C. 103 Volleyball 123 Survival 113 Honors 123 123 Student Body 11. Cross Country 12, Soccer 123 Baseball 12. BETSY MCNAIFI MEREDITH MCNALLY YOSHIHITO MATSUMUFIA JAMES PHILLIPS GIGI SCHNEPPAT EMILY SYKES Fliflery 105 Unsupervised Walking 10, 115 Survival 105 Student assistant 11, 125 72 hour solo 11 Survival 115 Horsemanship 115 Jr. Class iSecretary Treas.l 115 Cheerleader 125 Orientation Committee 125 Varsity Club 125 Pep Club 125 D.C.C. 125 Chapel Committee 11, 12 Student 9, 10, 11, 125 Volley- ball 9, 10, 11, 125 Sextet9, 10, 11, 125 Fine Arts Council 10, 11, 12 Horsemanship 9, 10, 11, 125 4-H 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Survival 115 Honors itl 125 0.R.A. 11, 125 Chapel Committee 9, 10 Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 125 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 105 Golf 115 Class President 105 Boys Rep. 115 F.A.S. 115 Student Senate QV. chairmanl 125 Student Executive 115 Pretect 10, 125 D.C.C. 11, 125 Chapel Comm. 9, 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Orienta- tion Comm. 10, 115 Crotalus iEditor-In-Chiefl 11, 125 Drama 11, 125 Fine Arts Council 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Chess 115 Basketball 9 Honors 9, 10, 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 Fine Arts Councll 115 Pep Club 115 Soccer 11, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Yearbook 9, 10 COFIIE ROUSH DAVE SNYDER ALEX TAYLOR I STEVE WALKER DONNA WILSON Admin. V. Pres. 11, 125 F.A.S. 11, 125 Prelect 11, 125 Student Senate 11, 125 O.R.A. 10, 115 Horsemanship 10, 11, 125 Allstate Rodeo Ass'n. 115 Rodeo 11, 125 Survival 105 Unsupv. walking 105 4-H 10, 11 Volleyball 11, 125 Survival 10, 11, 125 Class President 115 Softball Manager 115 Hor- semanship 115 Student Sen- ate 11 Horsemanship 10, 11, 125 O.R.A. 10, 11, 125 Rodeo Queen 115 4-H 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 105 Student Senate 10, 11, 125 F.A.S. 11, 125 Senior Class Pres. 125 Prefect 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10,11, 125 Cheerleader 115 Chapel Committee 125 Orientation Comm. 11, 12 Survival 125 Pep Club 125 Drama 125 Chapel Committee 125 Tennis 125 Gymnastics 125 Basketball 125 Trap and Skeet 12 Student Senate 8, 9, 10, 115 Prefect 10, 115 Chapel Comm. 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 President 11, 125 Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 10, 115 Co-Capt. 115 Volleyball 125 Softball 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Swimming 85 Horsemanship 8, 9, 115 Newspaper-Editor 115 Sextet 125 Chorus 125 Unsupv. Walk- ing 10, 11, 125 Student Chore Dir. 10, 11 Prefect 11, 125 Student Sen- ate 11, 125 D.C.C. 125 D.B. 125 O.R.A. 115 Tennis Letter 115 Orlentatlon Committee 125 Varsity Club 125 Flne Arts Councll 115 Unsupv. Walking 11 MADELEINE WICKES MARY BETH WINHEIM DIANA WOOD DELLA WOODS I r 6 , , .t Q , E R I C H V X . B A R M A N N . 5' ., I f AXA lJ,j A Q 5 .1 raw. Ash Creek River Expedition . . . Mucketeer PooBah H2 . . . Sony and all the times . . . James Addison Hazen . . . Rubes the Zubes . . . Sandy and Sarita . . . The Pipeline Ranch . . . Maintenance-Orville and Red . . . Marva and Gunny . . . Dolly and Paul . . . Gary and Darla, Terrific . . . Give you a whupp'n . . . Knock the Fire out'a you . . . Bye Todd B. and Jim W . . . Ed, see you at Grimes !! . . . Quack . . . Quack . . . Kimberly Knell . . . Benjy Poo . . . Adios Buford!! . . . Where's my Poobah Helmet? How a person wants to grow up is what makes him a man. Leroy Coker Mean Machine-Caterpillar D-8 He aprendido mucho en el transcurso de mi vida, y gracias a todos aquellos que me han ofrecido una mano alentadora. Un saludo a todos. Esos todos ya saben a quien me refiero, no? Buena Suerte. C A R L O I S Al B . A I Z 1,4482 rms -ff. e X n is ATEN Q.. mfg -411193 , -wLq4,,J,g, FU NR rv 114. zEOI1w R.E.B. And Greer:Excellence. . . RB2:T3. . . Thanks, Merri . . . Had a Blast with the Duck and the PudgetShcedadnasl. . . Fishing . . . 10-4! you bet your itsies. You are old enough to know better and too young to resist. P.J.W. I'M NOBODY I'm nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, too? Then there's a pair of us- don't tell! They'd banish us you know. How dreary to be somebody! How public like a frog To tell your name the livelong day. To an admiring bog! Emily Dickenson N A N C Y C A L V I N ,., cnt.,- .4-an-yd XOR ws A xil..'2C '- wi Qt' .ak X 'cs ' 1 UJIUFHUJKJPIO I'I1O-409 o-o-o-h-h-h m-m-y-y-y-y-y- . . . Let's kill two birds with one stone . . . he who pulleth out this stone is the true heir to the Orme desk . . . . . . my trusty pad and pencil . . . shape up or ship out . . . onward and upward . . . That's ristupulusl . . . Hay man . . . Wow . . . really? Far out . . . That's cool . . . . lf you scratch my back, l'll scratch yours. . . . . Different strokes for different folks. . . . . Today is the first day of the rest of your life . . .' 3 Musketeers . . . Nurdle and Half . . , Sykes . . . Lucha . . . tanies . . . El Baby. . . Hey Jep . . . Fire Hydrant . . . Phil -43- . . . Bennie. . . Cillito. . . Arthur . . . Woods. . .Trozo. . . Kimbocus and all . . . Bug's. . .That tape. . . Head 'em . . . 10-4 . . . Marlboro Country . . . It was a private joke . . . Diaperbutt . . . Conversation Diesel Trucks . . . Bonzo . . . Benji Poo. . .Benajana. . .Spot and Lizard. . .Lobster toes. . .Ve por lo. . .Winds of March. . .Jenny. . .My advisor . . . Devonna . . . My sis . . . Dove . . . Devonshire . . . Tanya . . . Connerville . . . Martha . . . Friday Night Programs . . . Volleyball practice. . . B-ball. . . Fine Arts. . . Where's my tooth? . . .Shack nights. . . Donuts. . . my daddy dun?. . . Late nights . . . 1-2-3 Flip-splash . . . Laughing nights . . . Steely Dan . . . Terr-Bear Chemistry . . . Shorty . . . J.D. H20 diffusion . . . That bat . . . Harry and Walt . . . River . . . The tent . . . Caviar nights . . . Arab . . . Bozo Nose . . . Farmer Boy . . . Baby Bottle . . . B-ball . . . Cabin 1 . . . Red Man . . . Fudge Packer . . . Sedeki Sheik . . . Head for the hills . . . Tyrolia. . .Mort. . .Mutt8tJeff. . .2-story. . .Big Mama. . .ZZ-Mort. . .Thanksgiving. . .California rules. . .Aerosmith . . . Hot Legs . . . My Jeff . . . Memories . . . Thanks This is the day HYOLI Can Call me a fOOl Cf the expanding man You say it's a crazy scheme That Shape is my Shade This 0ne'S f0f real There where I used to stand I alfeadll b0UQhf The dream lt seems like only yesterday 30 USGIGSS to ask me WhY I gazed through the glass Throw a kiss and say goodbye At ramblers I'Il make it time gamblefs l'm ready to cross that fine line. Thafs all in the past. A-J-A- A.J.A. o E Y s I c H n I s T o P H E R M A R if K -nv' C H Fl I S T Y Cabin Uno . . . The Rubes . . . Colorado River Trip . . . Ash Creek River expedition . . . Mucketeers . . . Silly, Silly Martha . . . Sonny . . . Look out Tucson . . . Arman . . . Sediki Sheik . . . Big Mama . . . Red Wagon . . . Scrooge . . . but Shorty . . . Little Mama . . . Trash mouth . . . lt's all over. Pleasure amidst pleasure is not true pleasure. Only when perceiving pleasure in the midst of pain, can we begin to understand the meaning of life. On the day Robert Kennedy got shot down the World was wearing a deeper frown and though I knew that we'd lost a friend, I always believed we could win in the end. Al Stewart Melons of the patch: B.S., J.M, K.M, 8t V.N. . .K.R. and C.L. run the roads to Cortana. . .Holiday Hallmark. . .we love rearview mirrors, huh K.M . . . Remember the submarine races at L.S.U. . . . T.P . . . Tara . . . Can Can Clan . . . German chocolate cake ice cream. . . Peaches . . . Harry-O . . . Big Foot . . . Little Girl . . . Stirrup Dot 5 . . . Margie . . . Srs. 79 . Man I don't want to get up! . . . Billy Joel . . . Blam . . . sunrises on a roof, rainy days full of tears, poems of friendship, phone calls long distance and portraits of the years . . . Ich liebe dich . . . T.T.F.N. Red red wine Stay close to me Don't let me be alone. lt's tearing apart My blue blue heart Neil Diamond Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. Confucious gf' ow K I M D A . V I S When you look over your shoulder And you see the life that you've left behind When you think it over do you ever wonder? What it is that holds your life so close to mine . . Jackson Browne l've been lately thinkin'- about my life's time All the things l've done and how its been. And I can't help believin' in my own mind l know l'm gonna hate to see it end. John Denver Photographs 8 Memories. . . What . . .What'??!! . . .You have five seconds to answer. . .uh . . .uh uh Madge. . . The Shaw . . . Margarine you remind me of my Aunt Maralyn . . . The happiest times we ever spend are those we spend with our friends. m-Qmbi CDXO-U Ormeland! . . . Kettlebail 5 and 6 . . . Terr Berr, Lizz and Abby . . . YAHOO! . . . buffalo dance where did our love go'7 . . . let's have a rodeo! . . . Sandra . . . Might as well . . . Marcus Welby M.D. . . . the doctor is in Babs river trip '78 . . . Francie Food, Ronnie Rapids and Lucinda Lipsavers . . . Quantalamera . . . Bernard . the spy who loved me aboriginal children . . . your face is in the fire Terri Lynn . . Kettlebail 1 and 2 - esrie, Jen-n-me Once upon a LizBeth and Francie . . . the gravel pit . . . space cowboys . . . Buffy and Benjy . . . King Tut . . . feathers here there and everywhere . . .catwalk Fear is in your Head Only in your Head So forget your Head And you'lI be free Rose-Williams Cass-Love You . . . How many make it for six . . . Good Riddance! Guess what?? . . . pinn- WOT I-41:02:40-n T E R R E L L G A R R E T T Dingbat and Terry . . . Booby and Cass . . . Lump and his brother . . . Bronc and Benji . . . Poor Hoss . . . Bob, When ya gonna get hung? . . . Hoss, you are the only header in the country whose heeler ropes, shows, and jumps fences . . . See ya later Gary and Darla, and thank you for everything . . . Tally ho, and always remember: . . . but cowboys stay in the saddle just a little bit longer. jD.A. Coej As one of the members of the Orme Family, I really like Orme, and Orme-life, for it's highly organized and educative. It is a place where students are trained for tomorrow's society, and for their future life, as a school should be. But with all its goodness and greatness, it can't be as my own family, who I miss very much. I'm sure that I would enjoy my life at Orme a lot more if I had them near me. But anyway, I hope success, development and progress for the Orme School and its faculty and staff and the people who will come to Orme after us, to teach or to be taught. , D -- rv , ' ' - 4 I no f Il 9 ' W f ff'- , 'L,-1f,J-lff?JfSf T'Q i :'L-130-g, 'L.ll-Jffo-f'U,Mf Cf'Ld7flf GMU' ' CAjw,2!T'QJJJqI,L,, 'C.,.:,-2-:!o5f-1l!,Jt'g:f:1j,.q K I!!! J Q Liar -Zmmmblm Zbrmbp in 1' ., gf. AMX X X if , - ff -W K-4 B , ,... E N wg X . K . ,. X l-3 G R , A A v , E .1 I don't get it . . . Daaavey . . . . . . Got any clean pants, Hoss? . . . Jewly . . . l'd much rather be a roper! . . . l'll get up in 15 minutes . . . Hold hands and think it over, Brennans . . . Buffy Poo . . . Rigger . . . Whatever blows it up! . . . It's been lovely. T-Anchor . . . Lollie Popups . . . Mortie . . . Dez . . . Partners . . . Who me rope . . . Charles Manson ll . . . Rodeo H1 . . . Down Flowerpot . . . Baby Powder . . . Fights . . . M.B. . . . Popcorn and Cards . . . you do that good! . . . Teach me please! . . .Elliot Down. . .Bun Bun. . .Girl's Rep Huh. . .Stewart. . .BONZO. . .Mrs. Doc. . .lt's 9:15. . .Rhinestone Cowboy . . . Up Elliot . . . The porch . . . Trippy . . . Buzz . . . Ch my golly . . . Pizza nights . . . Tip Toe to the T.V. . . . Chris . . . Phil . . . Give me five, too slow . . . late nights at Miller's . . . Bobbie . . . Droobie . . . 78's prom wow . . . Kimmie . . .very sad . . . SENIORS . . . Honey . . . 1st door on the right . . . 1st door on the left . . . l'm confused . . . ungowa . . . Don't be rude. . .Randy and Patch. . .Teeth. . .Mr.8tMrs. D. Doe. . .Gigi. . .Rllla. . .Bone. . .Benji. . .Bronco. . .youman is youmerous . . . phone calls . . . Jim . . . Where now . . . l'll miss you guys, Daggy, Kimmie, Dez, Diana, Cindy, Mad., Della, L Baby, T.L.B. . . . Bye Bye Waiting for mail, maybe a tale, from an old friend or even a lover. Sometimes there's none but we have fun thinking of all who might have written. Dan Fogelberg Mom and Dad, Thanks for everything, the spankings, the groundings, the times you said no, the times you said yes, the good times, the bad times, the times we both almost gave up, Thanks for Orme: Thanks for all the yesterdays you gave me, they've given me the strength to face tomorrow. B E , T H G Fl 1 ' lk! ' ,fi ' 1 .la 1 F . , I It -. -'aww is fr 'ny 7 if l E L L E N H A R H R I Orientation overnight. . .Mary Moo. . .Geometry. . .X-Mas Dance. . .Sandy. . .Patience isavirtue. . .Connerville. . . M.B, Pug 8t Cinda . . . Ash Creek Streak Society . . . The Continental . . . Caborca . . . The Who . . . Here we go again . . . Stanford . . . Crazy Nellie . . . Live from Orme, it's Saturday Night . . . Disco Duck . . . Pop corn, ex-lax 81 Jamaican plane crashes. . .Seefood. . .Ungowa. . . Rice Krispie Night. . .Mike Sheffer. . .Hil Mick 8t Frank. . .San Francisco. . .Flock 'n Roll . . . Roger . . . Thank you Dad, Mum, Steele, Nellie, God and Orme . . . I love you all very much . . . A tough guy, a helpless dancer. Oh, mirror in the sky A romantic, is it me for a moment? What is love A bloody lunatic, l'll even carry your bags. Can the child within my heart rise above A beggar, a hypocrite, love reign over me. Can I sail through the changing ocean tides Schizophrenic? I'm bleeding Quadrophenic. Can I handle the seasons of my life Peter Townshend Well, l've been afraid of changing 'Cause l've built my life around you But time you bolder Even children get older And I'm getting older too. Stephanie Nicks Not Now, but in the coming years It may be in the better land, - We'll read the meaning of our tears l And there, sometime, we'll understand. l We'll catch the broken threads again And finish what we here began, Heaven will then the mysteries explain And then, ah then, we'll understand. Then, trust in God through all thy days Fear not, for He doth hold thy hand, Though dark the way, still sing and praise Sometimes, sometimes we'll understand. Anonymous The secret of patience is doing something else in the meanwhile. L A R R Y H A 'VON R R tt l s 4 L 'f ' X L QXX1 E S L I E ' JHZ9 H I L T O N I1 nn 'Mrk-M MARKUS! . . . Kettlebail 5816 and 1812 . . . cake mix by Betty Crocker . . . the Off-the-Wall Gang . . . Sandra . . . Verde Hot Springs-Red Car . . . the doctor is in . . . Will you give me a backrub? . . . Miami '76-Youth Fair . . . Caribbean-Fat City . . . Let's have a rodeo! . . . Martica Bonita-mi Amiga mejor . . . Grad nights . . . YA-HOO! . . . cat 81 case . . . Terr Bear . . . I miss you. . .5-story. . . Marcus Welby, M.D. . .One. . . Nadenette' and Jelli . . . Francie and Flo. . .Sedona Summer . . . Slick . . . Colorado River Trip '78 . . . Granada Royale 17 years plus-thank God it's over . . . Bye-Bye! For The Doctor : Choose your reveries Keep the good, leave the bad Take a few of these, the sweeter memories Don't forget them please, the sweeter memories. Todd Rundgren ARAGORN. . . Gandalf. . . Legoles. . . Little Reg. . . French Fry. . .Toddy. . . Harry. . . Mt. H.. . . Mr. S. S. . . . Did frwake you up? . . . Monster . . . 343 . . . Reggie . . . Copenhagen . . . Some Corn, please . . . L baby . . . Injustice . . . Doin' Me Wrong . . . Football . . . 48 sweep pass . . . Later on . . . Keep Dippen . . . ,..d Nothing can come out of an artist That is not in the man. Henry Menken E L L I O T T H O O K L A U R E N L O V E T Fi ......,,,- T 5 Well people, we've done It again! . . . Up flowerpot down to Down flowerpot . . . Steve!Steve! . . . All right Chicago! . . . Deano . . . Quazar . . . Dana 8 Mere . . . small crowded rooms . . . Debbie, SHHHH! . . . Space . . . Iggy! . . . eleventh grade. . . Never forget J.N. . . .OH GOSH, is it 6:30 already? . . . Darcoosy. . . Sherri . . .those thrilling Saturday nights . . . 20 people at one table . . . Basketball . . . Shorty . . . Can't wait until Grad night . . . Three long years . . . lt's all over . . . but it's not the end-it's really just the beginning. Never be discouraged: just decide what you can do best, and do the best you can at it . . . you Can't do any better than that. Baby River . . . Thanks Gary 8t Darla, T3 gang-Co-oplets . . . Dolly, Paul and Beav Walczak . . . up-2 . . . advisees with Mrs Stelzer . . . Take it easy, Orme You're old enough to know better and young enough to do it again E.D.W. Time is too slow for those who wait, Time is too swift for those who fear, Time is too long for those who grieve, Time is too short for those that laugh. lt's a beautiful day 3 Well, we did it again . . . small compact areas . . . misty eyes . . . highs and lows . . . companionship . . . faithfulness understanding . . . horses . . . sports . . . survival . . . new experiences . . . strange places . . . new faces . . . JB Loves it . . . Chas to Jazz . . . Space . . . John Hancock . . . Upcreek . . . Buzzards peak . . . solo . . . With every mountain there is a valley Past - Present - Future For every sunset there is a sunrise We are living in the present With every high there will be a low and looking toward the future for each ending there is a new beginning. and soon we'II look back Travel each road and into our past at Orme. procure each encounter with an opened mind, and you ,Q ia T will live a life of understanding. ,W V -Mere '78 lj fi? T 4 - 12 4.4, 1 N . Q lmgfnnnsigggnl Egligi' jx s 70 07 n ,, : N 'fl1tR1a4l2ff2l:siQa,v'e, 547 '1 0 4 fo He knew his age, 6 it Q He knew his area, E XS, As the result, ,L 5' He became a rich person. 5 IA 07 N S H I H I T O M A T S U M U Fl A .iw -3-f-f'7'7'f' IX wwf: 'ti Q . A XX t ILS: .' il J I M P H I L L I P S Survival, 4-days, Solos and solo watches, San Francisco Peaks, No Comment, Dick and Billie J., The Fliver, Prom Night, Grad Night at Granada, Thanksgiving at Camelback, Cabin 12 cranking tunes, Downcreek, Hamms and Sakol Bird, Merry Mount, three years is enough, He who hesitates . . . T3:RB2 Beware . . . Eh, Brown . . . DF3 . . . Hey, Bets . . . Midnight Animals and up2 . . . Don't worry, Dottie . . . no not again . . . Jerry Jeff and Beau . . . Thanks, Dolly and Paul . . . Sir Zak . . . Flower and Snoopy . . . Alright! . . . No news is good news . . . What? . . . Oh, well Just when l knew all of Iife's answers they changed all the questions. Charlie Brown To love your life in your own way To reach for the goals you have set for To be the you, that you want to be To find happiness That is success. . . . Good times ahead . . . Gotta go . . . Bye Orme. Orme Life is easier than you think - all you have to do yourself is: accept the impossible do without the indispensable and bear the intolerable. land be able to smile at anything.l f 'l 5 . Y' V! S .,... 1 C O R I E .. I R O I U -, .G Q S ,M ,,., J, .,,,, Vw J, ., 5' epfzfitgwrx - 'lien is I I , fs 3 ' lag. if'sf1'l 5f3'5fwfwf.ff . . .k,',',,,. 'q'7a.i:, F, . 'y?,,,llW H ' I' I f': --Q --..- 'K ,-few: J I W Cowabunga! . . . Moe, Curly, Larry . . . Mr Humerous 8t the skunkettes skunked out on Homecoming 77 Jailbait hollow, tall, blond, handsome cowboys . . Cornell tea'7 Don Juan all right diehards Madeline what am I going to do? . . . Mr. 8t Mrs. Will Doe . . . Should we take it'7 Is it safe 0079 Grab a broom Rodney' You re not gonna make it! . . . What if they're S10 a piece? dancin on tables inundated with affable people There are places I remember all my life though some never change, some forever not for the betterg Some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moment, with lovers and friends I still recall. Some are dead and some are livingg A COMMENT ON THE GREAT READING LIST CLASSIC A BOOK WHICH PEOPLE PRAISE AND DON T READ There is only one way to achieve happiness on this Terrestral ball and that is to have a clear conscious or none at all CANDY IS DANDY BUT JW' E M I L Y S Y K E S i L xxx Try a little harder now- No one said it would be easy Doing whatever you do, You just might have to suffer But keep on movin right through. Sometimes you have to change your tune to get where you want to be, But don't you let that satisfy you you can have all you can see. Santana . Nose, thanks . . . sunburn . . . old man . . . later days . . . Bring me a wheel of oaken wood, A rein of polished leather, A heavy horse and a tumbling sky, Brewing heavy weather. Jethro Tull Where lies the land to which the ship would go? Far, far ahead, is all her seamen know. And where lies the land she travels from? Away far, far behind is all they can say. Arthur Hugh Clough A L E X T A Y L O R X., i- X S gT E IV E W .A . y ' L K . E w R I thank You, Lord, that I am placed so well, That you have made my freedom so completeg That I'm no slave of whistle, clock or bell, Nor weak-eyed prisoner of wall and street. Just let me live my life as I've begun And give me work that's open to the skyg Make me a partner of the wind and sun, And I won't ask a life that's soft or high. from A Cowboy's Prayer by Badger Clark Holaatodasll. . .old hands. . .Bonzo and Denana. . .Desi. . .Hi Elliott Up and down. . .the monkies. . .Gigi. . .Erich . . .Kim. . .Viva Mexico. . .Alex. . .ay Carlos. . .Los Jocks. . .Vamos Stan. . .La Macha. . .Los Cowboys. . .rid'em Bronco . . . Benji-poolS.A.T.???J . . . hey Frank! where's Mick??? . . . Sophie and Maria Hi . . . piensalo Stan W. lThoreau and the Triol. . . kaity y los cuacos !!! . . .sophmoritis and senioritis. . .This is the end of the beginning . . . Only Chamacuero . . . cloudy days, homesick again!! . . . Thank you mystery. . . . Phillip en serio . . . until we dream of life and life becomes a dream... Love when you can, cry when you have to . . . Be who you must That's part of the plan await that arrival with simple survival and one day we'Il all understand . . . Live each day to the fullest, for there will never be another one like it. Mommie and Constantino, Gracias por todo, por los momentos increbles que he vivido, por mis alegrias, por las miles do veces que me dieron una mano firme y segura, una palabra carinosa, un consejo sabio, un algo inexplicable que me lo que animara a seguir adelante y jamas detenerme. Gracias por ser lo que son y hacerme lo que soy. Y gracias a todos los que me han ayudado en un momento di me vida. mz-mrmUbZ wmXO-E H if - 11-1zsunn.a:Q. 1-1-nngn., 14. 11:11-vu-11.1.11 U O N N ,Qs A QL W l rg o 'ff N NME? r Caravan . . . Rocky the Wonder Squirrel . . . Quazar . . . Survival . . . Benny . . . We did it again . . . Fine Arts . . . Burnt Pop Corn . . . Steve 8. Traves . . . The Trees . . . Up 3 81 4 . . . Miracle Grow . . . It wasn't all that bad . . . Every time they thought they had you caught, You were quicker than they thought . . . Bob Seger Long, long ago. . .Bobsy Twins. . .The cave. . .Webber, Chillicothe. . .DiamondE. . .Princess Granola. . .Mom, guess what? . . . My Little Pauper . . . The Family . . . Cinda . . . Connerville . . . Ash Creek Streak Society. . . But Dottie . . . Pug . . . Double T. . .The Mud . . . Rah-Rah . . .Ali. . .Sunny. . . Rainbows. . . Roomie. . . Roundabout. . . Excellent The River . . . McGehee . . . Nadene, that's a long story . . . Only the good die young . . . Granada Royale . . . Number five . . . The Shack . . . Up Flowerpot 6 . . . Ahh-Ahh, you have five seconds to answer . . . Womp . . . Sigma Epsilon Xerox Oh, hello Brooker . . . The Lady and Cleo . . . Catwalk . . . The important things a girl must do . . . Bummer . . . EMILY BEWARE: l WILL RETURN - 7 . li M A Fi R Y B E ' T . 4- '.': v,v- G N X f, Ny.. , ... W I N H . E I M Y ZPZJP-U UOOE Baby ducks. . . Chandler 1977 . . . State Fair '77 8t '78 . . .When the going gets tough, the tough get going . . . Oh my God, Harriet. . .Areyouaturkey?. . .Wazaka. . .The Prescott Deli. . .Zane Grey. . .Marcela. . .Spade. . .Thegreat speckled bird . . . Dragoon . . . Jerk that slack . . . I hate goats, but they are fun to tie . . . Let's hear it for main caravan . . . A cook? Me . . . How's about an oreo cookie . . . Cindy bug you better be careful at wedding receptions . . . Kimbocus, Bonzo, and Dizzy you are great suitemates. . . Hey Bronco, wanna rescue race? . . . Benjy and Mr. Buzoodo-wild names! . . .Snowbowl-hot doggin! . . . Lu-lu and the basset clan . . . The bo-rips are crazy . . . Twins- who's who . . . Let's go get 'eml l'm not crazy If it takes all night, Like some people say, That will be all right. I just don't let my sanity Just let me make you smile Get in the way! Before I leave. H.H. So-long! There is so much more to write, but I would end up going on for pages. Just let me say thanks for everything and . . The Skunkettes and Mr. Humorous . . . Tea? . . . Flowerpot up 4 . . . Renecita Bonita . . . Nedule . . . Mistress Carlos . . . Should we take it? . . . Elliot up 2 . . . George. . . Earth to Terry. . . Porky and Duck. . .Taster's Choice. . .We need Pyrex! . . . The Molemagnanos . . . Concerts . . . Dancing Brooms . . . Nelli and Vaya . . . Double-Boiler Mamas . . . Rice Krispy night . . . No jugando, por favor! . . . Fioomie The Eagles . . . lt's been an EXPERlENCE ! Love when you HZUv?lSi!v1i'il?5yi?S2ZZ to be Cfv When YOU have to - - - That life will become. Be who you must Whatever it is you think you might have That's a part of the plan, Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand . . Dan Fogelberg,1973 il:j,., you have nothing to lose Through every dead and living thing Time runs like a fuse And the fuse is burning And the earth is turning. 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Fil E' lg 1 WILLIAM ALLEN-1981 DAVID FRENCH-1980 New York, New York Old Westbury, New York ALI PLUMMER-1981 STAN WICK-1981 New York, New York Arkwright, New York DAVID BLAIR-1981 TOM D'AGOSTINO-1981 Riverside, Connecticut Westport, Connecticut W- 1 'N I A S' . .ML 4 , . .- -m sw- , . .f . , 1 f - .. img, jams -A-' ax p i ivxaf5.3FPrwg'f!fgA f,s, + if 1 9 7A57f'5 'i ' C Y 'Sava' -- Y- V ,i - ' - L 9 '-A s , -- A kt in ' X mmf . . - ' E4 ' ' If .51-ff sf. 'f -f- yew , -..-L A K ' -asf A 1 t, . x ' tx ,K ' ,.x.. ,fr .. ell' David and Bubbles - Reserve Champions,-B.C. wwe - . . Sure, you may borrow my World Civ. book-D.M.C. .4 !,, -ni? ,I .r he Tm .sn-Q --......, Cvlluunm . Thank you for turning down your stereo. -S.S. no .....,,,,,,,,, . g I - 4-Us-uni in -...N ,,,,, A i R -uni Gwenn ties her goat in good time-B.C. Let's have a little action on the field, team-B.C. MARY BACHMANN- 1981 GWENN HIGHSTREET-1982 Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin Kennebunkport, Maine NICKI ROLDE-1982 CRAIG KETCHAM-1981 York, Maine Bedford, Pennsylvania flag 1:13 KEVIN WANDER-1981 ROMA WELSHANS-1980 White Oak, Pennsylvania Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania LIZ BERKLEY-1982 Kansas City, Missouri if A Q br x as - TED FUNSCH-1982 St. Louis, Missouri 3 ' TX , STEVE MAREMONT-1980 Chicago, Illinois JIM BRITT-1981 Winnetka, Illinois Gee, your hair smells terrific. -DD mx , v . IQ i if -.4 BROOKS HANSON-1980 The Orme experience.-DD Shawnee Mission, Kansas MIKE MUSTER-1982 ART WATEFIBURY-1982 Stuck in the middle.-BC Chicago, Illinois St. Louis, Missouri 1 I 1 1 or-43 JENNY COIT-1952 Carla, Buck and Charlie watch Warriors Genoa. Nevada tothe bitter icold i end.-SS TINA HENDRICKSON-1980 KAREN JEPSEN-1980 Mountlake Terrace, Washington Friday Harbor, Washington CARLA LUNDBERG-1980 JIM WILLIAMS-1981 Aspen, Colorado Casper, Wyoming That's the way to do it, Tina. -SS Jimbo finishes cross country run in top form.-SS Karen in the air for a set.-SS . .. x v + , i f ,Q 1 - fi Nuff-. 1 is is - V fff -b'L - ff-ff ' '. - Q fi, - -, 'K .f --.., .- W . -', ,.e c iff Q , .,,, K W, ,:,ssa.c.1w,,, W .. . ' - g , .fa ,',,ffffq.,.,fg , 3. - ' K ' f.',' fi1Yf'!-.QQ :',. Here come the Warriors.-YM Wes calmly descends the cliff.-DD Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . -LC 11 as R . , This drink tastes strange.-ss Toon BARRICKLOW-1982 Albuquerque, New Mexico 'Q JENNY HUMHREY-1980 TAMMY MAHONEY-1980 Valley Virgin Gorda, B. Virgin Isles Sarasota, Florida WES WOOLF-1980 BYRON WILSON-1980 Gull Breeze, Florida Truth or Consequences, New Mexico S JIM HILBURN - 1980 Austin, Texas 55 Qt:-ffeff 'QY1 ftfflft I , .M J I DARCY VAN DYKE - 1981 Dallas, Texas WYATT WILLIAMS - 1982 50 Houston, Texas LIZ STEPHENS - 1981 Corpus Christi, Texas 5 MARGO WEST Midland, Texas it LACEY BREWER - 1982 Lake Charles, Louisiana We have to stop meeting like this. -NC I only want to talk with you for a minute.-SS He just whispered in my ear.-BC 1 4 1 'W BILL COFIDASCO-1980 Flagstaff, Arizona M51 I. LORI DINGLEY-1982 Phoenix, Arizona 4' , -ng., f E so 1 Y-13' SUSIE DEPOE-1931 Only two more hours of homework before I call It a night. -SS Sedona, Arizona I 7. Iiqr is . Q iv m. be PATTY DUNCHOCK-1982 Operator, I'd like to make a collect call to BUCKEYE, ArIzona. -SS Phoenix, Arizona if-TWP, , -'A 4: JULIE FOSTER-1983 LIZ HAZEN-1983 lt is my reason to believe that YOU, Dr. Armstrong . . . -SS 52 Prescott, Arizona f-Litchfield-Pacing Arizona wit? UQ KQQQ Rick pgses for the ph0tggraphef?-DD LYNN HOLMES-1983 RICK HOLWAY-1982 ffl The Saturday Night Special -brought to you by McDonald's FRENCH FFllES. -SS Scottsdale, Arizona Scottsdale, Arlzona s BILL HUNTER-1981 BLAKE LAFOLLETTE-1981 Fl69Si8ff. Arizona Paradise Valley, Arizona M 1 K all Where is the cool can for some delicious punch?-DD MIKE LAMB-1980 NICKY MACRIS-1980 Williams, Arizona Nogales, Arizona ,mtg LISA MELVIN-1982 GARY MILLS-1982 Lake Havasu, Arizona Tucson, Arizona fi .ff:'?z, , . 1,3 3 ' Zig, SCOTT MILLS-1982 COLL NICHOLSON -1983 Tucson, Arizona Sedona, Arizona KEITH NICHOLSON-1983 MIKE FIOSENHEIM-1980 Sedona, Arizona Paradise Valley, Arizona The Nicholsons-faithful rodeo fans.-SS ' 'M Qr? Anticipated excitement around the chutes.-SS ,nv- ,pf lf Ride 'em cowboy-Gary M..-TG 11:3 A Did you see me in that last event? -SS Gypsies make better lovers.-SS Indian H2 and IM discuss their prospects of living through the night.-SS ELVENA TAYLOR-1980 Oraibi, Arizona PETER VLASSIS-1982 Phoenix, Arizona ,gf ,nf . CRAIG BARRICK-1983 Orme School DAVID THOMPSON-1980 Carefree, Arizona ,. ' xi. BRUCE YUAN-1980 Phoenix, Arizona JEFF BARRICK-1981 Orme School DAVID CHRISTOPHER-1982 DEVONNA CHRISTOPHER-1981 --Here is your order, Mrs. Rogers, -SS Orme School Orme School 5 'Q '5?4l Y To , , J' . lf' X J 4 ' -Q x QCP ' ' 2 'N Q -M' it 'Z' V 4? M -4, ,A A I 7 , My E1 . g :ir lg if 'A 3, ,fr-K v. f - oooo .. S,-gm, V, aff Fm A v V x 5 4,Jc'i T 545 A E 1-fx X, - - '- ' - , l W . 'll of -- fi A Ip , 2 Wei? DF' ll V 3 A fi A li A 1 ,. 1 6 g - w 4 Q ..,, 5 - rj: 1' O X! K, A Q3 3 QE, D' A ooo 'ff' .S 45 . R E ee W-l ALLEN EDWARDS-1983 CINDY GARST-1981 The pan Ouling Hiking Club-S5 Orme School Orme School ff? D Xi ALLAN HILTON-1981 AMY ROWE-1982 ELSIE WESTFIELD-1981 Let's have a TD. -DD 56 Orme School Orme School Orme School Congrats, Cindy-Rodeo Queen 1978-79 -SS Maria gracefully participates in dance class - FL Jennifer 8. Dani-enthusiastic spectators - KJ MARIA ALEXANDER-1980 CINDY BROOKS-1980 Berkeley, California Sacramento, California l 119' il ' fy x 'wh PETER ESSER-1982 San Francisco, California DANI DARCY-1980 Mountain View, California FRANCIE KIRKPATRICK-1980 KATIE LAWTON-1980 Marysville, California San Mateo, California JOHNNY LYONS-1983 NELLIE MARTIN-1980 lrvine, California Oakland, California SOPHIE NAGEL-1980 PAUL SEIPP-1982 Santa Barbara, California Atherton, California X om NELSON STORRE-1981 REID STORRE-1981 Eureka, California Eureka, California The Horsecollar Players in a backstage preview.-SS A 154 . K i. l Miss Claythorne, you remind me of my dear, sweet departed wife. -SS Welcome to the Orme vs. Bradshaw game in SUNNY Arizona.-DD Michelle renovates a flat on stage left.-SS EMILY CHAIS-1981 SALLY CHANDLER-1981 Beverly Hills, California Los Angeles, California COOKIE FRY-1982 MICHELLE FRY-1980 Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara, Callfornla Once around the barnyard, please, Jennifer. -DD It feels great to be sitting on something that lsn't moving. -LC KATE JONES-1982 CHERYL LUBIN Los Altos, Callfornla Malibu, Callfornla iii WJ-5 'x JESSICA BROWN-1981 Newport Beach, California ANGELA DELLAR-1983 Palm Desert, California STEPHANIE HOWE-1981 50 Claremont, California ,,, 'Q ' ' ' . 1 , ,W . I M fl Q -' 1 4,,,:,m.,,, .., f .V ' ' 'f' K gb, M' V if ' .vi ROBIN BURNS-1981 Corona del Mar, California Flodeos are filled with fun, excitement and surprises.-SS 5, 4 f 1 ! . ,ff n , V I ,M- 2 tl l i , ' 'ET' ,. K ' '. igsvf' 11 JODY FLETCHER4933 Jessica and Muffy win sweepstakes at Calcutta.-BC San Diego, California .-,- A' 1 ', .l II .,,..l, .I , -5 4- -1 -L KRATZ4932 Angie shows outstanding form in jump-off.-SS Escondido, California - TE l 4 1 Miss Claythorne and Mr. Lombard collaborate on murder clues.-SS 'f1'f'2f- was Nancy and Gary in Calf-Dogging event at Thanksgiving Rodeo.-BC -.- Q A n ...ri W iq ,mage ,M 5 V - .as -V L , V if ' , , 5 ,,- . U- -1, 1.2, -if , af 5 mf fi 'il - -rf L Poco and Stephanie make quite a team.-BC fb , . K ., uw ! ,.,j , RENEE OPPENHEIM-1980 DEANE OVERSTROM-1930 Huntington Beach, California FiiV6fSid6. C8lif0ff1l8 NANCY QUIGLEY-1982 Long Beach, California DAN RUTKIN-1982 South Pasadena, California LISA FIOUCH-1982 Carlsbad, California P . 'xt-V , LL ,X A 5 K q 5 A t 5 1- -' - 511 K , A - ' 4 l X - I 55 . I 2 N. ' , 't LARRY RYAN-1980 San Diego, California 1 IE, u-,,,,.-N-- gk, 4 Q, . A ' - 5 4: K MATT STRELECKI-1980 Betty and Diana-JU Cutting Away-NC Los Angeles, California , , Y ,Y wi 'H rf DANA TUCKER-1980 BOB WILMETH-1981 Cookie Monsters-SS La Canada, California Palm Desert, California , 'D ,fy ff N ,r 'N Wins can 5 x.. KEITH WOODS-1982 DAVlD ZONDERVAN-1981 You can take my name off the list. -BC 62 Valley Center, California Claremont, CalifOI'I1i8 All Just wh0 do you think you are?-ML Nina 81 Elsie-JU MARIANNE CALDWELL-1981 Dubai, Arabian Gulf M 2 .ZQQQEZ .2., ,.,. 55 F . , , 1, ,,..,., .Xb , sv '2 , - - f 'T ,si f1H '2Q?e'j3 4525, Who are you trying to impress Audrey? PHILLIP DEMARTIN-1980 NINA FOLEY-1981 Abidian. lvvry COHSI Dubai, Arabian Gulf .ge wif wx HBGUY where'S YOUF Camera? -BC AUDREY HAGEDORN-1980 BETTY CONNER-1980 Tehran, Iran Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 63 N-, r ,Q ,R lag' N X .-v- ' SHERRI DENT-1980 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia LISA COVEY-1980 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia ,V W Sherri moves through a routine in dance.-FL -. e S , in wr, . ' F A . g - 1 , 55' ' 1. 1 ml' , A , ' A A Q' u . Y - . ' f AQ . 2 -Mr' I --. z- ' L JR O U O I xxw, I I O O DARCUS DOWELL-1980 Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia KIM FRITH-SMITH-1981 Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia ae ...alf I 3 xx ,.. O.K. Moscow -up and over for the fans. -BC 9 A , f v x, ! i SANDY GARDNER-1981 KAR: GINTER-1981 Kari and Susie.-DMC Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia . I 'A E 1 4 w 4 I 6 o 0 ' 'f 9 s i Z- TED MONTAG-1981 Karen in Pole-Bending Event.-SS Ye olde swimming hole.-BC Dhahran, Saudi Arabia DAVID MORE-1980 KAREN OFFIELD-1981 'W - Y ' Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Just handing ar0und,-DD A -4 mama , X K P+ Q55 . .,,, , JENNIFER ONNEN-1980 SANDY PECK-1981 All aboard for METRO CENTER.-SS Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Taif, Saudi Arabia Qf QM 1 LEE DAHLSTROM-1981 OSCAR DUARTE-1981 San Jose, Costa Rica Hermosillo, Mexico NED GIZINSKI ARTHUR MCCANN-1982 S80 PHUIO. Bfalil Guadalajara, Mexico 2 STAN MCCANN-1980 RANDY NIEDERMAN-1981 Guadalaiara, Mexico San Salvador, El Salvador mf- ., z A . Mala, Suspense builds at the Calcutta jump-off. -SS Y' -. ,L ,364 ll you believe that story l'll tell you another-DD Ai KELLl ROUNDTREE Lee turns a spin-FL San Miguel, Mexico WWI' wb, , 1, , X iff, ,f W I f 1 1 fm , ,L-, ' ,.f Y ,, , JJJJJ 2? KAZUYA ITO-1980 KEIICHI KAWASAKI-1981 Fukuoka-Shi, Japan Tokyo, Japan v V 14 Kaz li Company - JU i ff? :lags M Nwmw' ' RON KORMAN-1980 TODD LOS BANOS-1981 BBHQKOK. Th8ll8nd Pearl City, Hawaii Mary Beth, don't look now, but, we're being watched -SS Thfee We 'ndians all in H 'OW--SS SHINICHI MANAKA-1981 sHlNGo SEK:-1980 Chiba-Ken, Japan Kanagawa-Ken, Japan 69 Q' J JK. D2Jlf2,EQ4WWW5 Q 'Z mwwvxw MQ' Jmmgf W MNQ A uawk UF? 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Y H vm My-,fs-:QjhlL. d - J , I f Dokilm Tin x-'eo-U3 CLIC-d Nw'0'+ - but Bec0,,fygq,:r'i6fNC9S owl , 1 1. -lhqgx 04+ Q tiehopcan Ynecgmc, , : Ovmgs , Qeujq-4, F201 PZFSDH S-Ecuj -Bhd wand, l-faux CN 3000? summer A fi 4 'kff 419'-'C vqluccmrgl 2 - saw' ' A B , ,,,,,, A .V:.:,... 1 1 ,gm iq- M. A f A X 'jo p4A50!J0td 'A' 4 2 av ? .-- 'ff n fi ms 0 J.. : If ... W 'Q-1 ff' ,,,- 'fff ..- A W v - -swfcffvfff x-gg! V ' in wx 'X.,- V, ,sw A... ORIVIE FOOTBALL -BACK SEAT TO NONE 5.3 ri .1 FOOTBALL Back Row L-Ft: Coach-B. Miller, A. Edwards, J. Britt, T. Barricklow, D. Tucker, S. McCann, K. Kawasaki, B. Schwanz, B. Yuan, Asst. Coach- J. Curry, Coach- D. Barrick. 3rd Row: R. Storre, M. Simms, B. Gueringer, W. Allen, S. Manaka, C. Barrick, Ft. Jeffress, J. Bayly, D. Moore, Ft. Holway. 2nd Row: M. Muster, A. McCann, S. McCann, Fl. Niederman, S. Seki, B. Wilson, K. Woods, C. Ketcham, K. Ito. Front Row: J. Barrick, W. Woolf, T. D'Agostino, L. Harris, E. Hook, T. Los Banos, N. Macris, B. Wilmeth. Y Shot gainer against Bradshaw.-YM 72 E. Hook makes a power-off tackle play.-DD 29' .us-'9'F fini f . V ' A A A 1 1 . f. - 1 A 135' , ' - ...i -,'Q .t' . N .. ap- 1, 5 -.ms , 5 Co-Captains - Larry Harris and Elliot Hook-JU FOOTBALL AWARDS Most Improved: Jay Bayly Best Defensive Lineman: Larry Harris Coach's Award: Elliott Hook Best Offensive Lineman: Stan McCann Best Offensive Back: Dana Tucker afrygt Tucker's winning T-D against Judson-SS Orme football's successful season was not due to talking or thinking about a good season. lt was due to action, doing something to make success a reality. Youth of today are out for a quick pleasure or a quick high. They want quick results. But things don't work that way-in football or in the classroom. Just saying you want a good academic record does not make it a reality. You must plan and set goals. This past season began at 5:30 a.m. back in early September with inexperienced and weak players. But we set goals. Our weakness cost us a ballgame against Bagdad and we don't plan to have that happen again. We are now conditioning for next season, and this means a sacrifice of free time. There were three characteristics of the 78 team. Determination is one. This showed in both defeat at Gila Bend in our 13-6 loss and in our 12-9 come-from-behind victory over Judson in unbelievable weather. Enthusiasm is another characteristic. I have never been associated with a team with more enthusiasm than that displayed by our students, faculty, and team in our game and pregame activities with Judson. And the third characteristic is loyalty. This one I can not describe, for you would have to be in the locker room in both defeat and victory to see what I call loyalty to team members and coaches that was shown by all. You don't have these characteristics by just talking about them. They are created. Created by working together, by a caring attitude, and by having a desire to excell. Everything in life depends on them-not just football or academics. The team, I know, have many memories, but the greatest moment for me was when two men met me outside our locker room in Camp Verde and said, Coach, your team showed more disciplining and character th an any team we have seen come in here. That is what athletics is all about. We didn't have to talk about it, they saw it. - Coach R. Miller ,A-2-Nan? . Orme fans travel to Camp Verde to defeat the Cowboys.-DD C V -, 5 V4.0 ,f Q , ,,-. tw 'VM I. .....wlw.- vt ., 2, . ' ' , This is what it is all about-VICTORY.-SS Team members psyched after locker room pep talk DD vs ak: VOLLEYBALL Varsity: Back Row L-R: M.B. Winheim, L. Stephens, F. Kirkpatrick, E. Sykes, J. Onnen. 2nd Flow: C. Lundberg, J. Humphrey, A. Hagedorn, L. Covey, N. Erdle, D. Christopher, L. Hilton. THREE PLAYERS VOTED After getting off to a slow start, the Varsity Volleyball team made a strong showing in the state finals. In a single-elimination tournament, Orme lost to PCDS in the semi-finals. PCDS went on to win the championship, but Orme did not have a chance to play the second place team, and so we had to settle for third. Coaches from the other teams were obviously impressed with the girls' performance, as they voted Michelle Fry, Jennifer Onnen and Lauren Lovett to the All-Tournament Team. The JV team showed marked improvement throughout the season. Several of its players were moved up to the varsity, including Donna Wilson, who was chosen Most Improved Player. VOLLEYBALL AWARDS Varsity Coach's Award: Michelle Fry Most Valuable Player: Audrey Hagedorn Most Improved Player: Donna Wilson Junior Varsity Coach's Award: Margie Dicks Most Improved Player: Cindy Garst Most Valuable Player: Francie Kirkpatrick TO ALL-STATE URNXR. Concentration -Francie-S.S. 'fsuper Server - Jennifer Onnen D.D. 74 Lauren spikes ball for score advantage-D.M.C Francie St Leslie up for the block -S.S. 8 , ., ORME vs. JUDSON 15-6 15-1 ORME vs. VERDE VALLEY 15-8 15-2 15-5 12-15 15-4 15-6 15-12 ORME vs. PCDS 8-15 4-15 8-5 5-15 15-12 15-13 TOURNAMENT Orme Beat Judson 15-6 Orme Beat Verde Valley 15-5 Orme vs. San Pasqual 15-7 7-15 11-15 Donna demonstrates the bump -S.S. Bump it DesiI -D.M.C. LesIie's power serve breaks the tie -D.D. M! QRJIK ORME 1 . Junior Varsity: Back Row: L-Ft: D. Wilson, K. Jepson, D. Christopher, M. McNally, P. Dunchock. 3rd Row: K. Ginter, L. Rouch, D. Darcy, J. Fletcher, L. Holmes. 2nd Row: M. Caldwell, T. Hendrickson, M. Dicks, L. Dingley. Front Flow: T. Mahoney, M. Fry, C. Garst, A. Plummer r , ,- , f . - sf? , if ' in 'ff iv I1 .1251 iff f'l57'f -. ,ef- f. L , afi.. , A' - 1 N . 1+ ' 1 i'i' 'I . K V . 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' 2 ls? 1 319- ' i 7 ' ' ' X ' . 1 ' 1 ' 3 1 -, , S1 , I, Q . -7 ' ' f ' L 4 gg 5- A I V4 Q A Ir: 5 .V V., ,raw 5 :'Vl,.U, ,Z , f ra - ,r 1' J Q'xg',Z?A,.2xI,:f4',1'?-j ,wr . . L, es... 'W 'W 'mf W Ar 'H 1 me 3, ,ss qw! W nightly l ami, ,,,'r453+-gfs. 1 32 3' M ff? - Q, sm wma! N 1 +1 yxmQx Q5 : E Quilts 3 Donna sets lt up for team members S S S S S H. QM ww-1. YS Nfi -q.....,,..-K-Wnmm 'Ne 5-s... ,I c ev Team members in position for a play -S.S 75 HAFIFIIERS HAVE LOW TIMES, HIGH SPIRIT sv 4 . .. We t . - -f xi. w,k'2'Sr s . ju oh M6 X , I . ff v 9 ,. SJ Back row: R. Korman, Manager, R. Augsburger, D. Christopher, P. Taylor, O. Duarte, J. Williams, R. Oppenheim, M. Lamb, L. Romagnano, Coach. Front row: Y. Matsumura, C. Brown, D. Snyder, J. Black. Chops .-SS W ' f f'f ',,L.-,Q Ja-ffaf . ' .iff-I5 4' A , I Charlie Brown in his Hippie Helmet before practice.-SS 76 Warmup laps by the long, the short and the in-between.-SS Boys and girls worked together this year to prepare for meets like Squaw Peak and Mingus lnvitationals, and 10 kilometer 16.2 milesi runs, such as, The North Bank. Dave Snyder 417:10 for 3.2 miles, 37:05 for 6.2l, Jim Williams 117:30 and 38:45l, Charlie Brown and James Black led the boys teams, while Elvena Pep Taylor 113:56 for 1.9 miles, 50:35 for 6.23 was the tops for the girls. Preparation is the key to success in Cross Country, and 300 miles of training led to Ormes 8th place among JV's at Squaw Peak tDave Snyder, 25th out of 170, was a medalistl, and to the destruction of all Independent School competition. CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS Coach's Award: Dave Snyder Coach's Award: Elvena Taylor Elvena Pep Taylor warms up for meet.-SS NS? 'f' 4, ., 5 Xsigfag.-.W A I i Mob Scene at the start of Orme's AIAA Invitational.-SS Warriors' top runner-Dave Snyder- on his way to a course record.-SS Jim Williams and Yoshihito Matsumura match Pouring past the halfway point James Black drives down the milkbarn hill.-DD strides in the Barnyard.-DD is Charlie Brown,-SS ' 1 A -NM Pep and Renee cross the bridge in the girls race.-BC The finish, complete with otticials, cheerleaders and fans.-DD 77 The 1978-79 cheerleading squad added spirit and enthusiasm to the numerous athletic events. During the football season, they tried cheering in the rain and extremely cold weather, weather which turned away some fair-weathered spectators, but not our cheerleaders! Kathy Rowe sponsored the squad and worked with the girls to make their cheers original. CHEERLEADERS: E. Harris, A. Rowe, G. Schneppat, E. Chais, B. Griffin, N. Rolde, R. Oppenheim. Front Row: E. Westfield.-JU ON YOUR MARK, GET SET S-P-I-R-I-T. f . rf' st 2. ' 3 'f ' .K at if lt J N .... L FS' L 4 I 'K six it 1 QA X Q Varsity Cheerleaders: G. Schneppat, E. Harris, B. Griffin, R. Oppenheim.-JU Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: N. Rolde, E. Westfield, E. Chais, A. Rowe.-JU This is an honorary organization of student service with the prime purpose of aiding the administration in hosting guests on campus. Members provide tours for prospective students, their families and act as interviewers in the admissions process. Attaining membership in the Key Club is an honorary award to students, who have positive leadership qualities, are neat and have a lot of spirit. Members are elected by the head master, assistant headmaster, director of admissions, the sponsor, Mrs. Joan Price, and Mr. Thomas, as well as the voting of the current student membership. The members are inducted into the Key Club during a Wednesday morning chapel service. Secrecy has been maintained until that time. Front row I-r: L. Hilton, C. Brooks, E. Harris, M. Dicks, K. Davis, E. Hook. Second row: A. Taylor, Joan Price-sponsor, P. DeMartin, D. Snyder, B. Foxworth, D. Wood, B. Grave. Back row: C. Brown, K. Backlund, B. Griffin. KEY CLUB ACTS AS ORME HOSTS The CRGTALUS THE ORME SCHOOL MAYER. ARIZONA 8631531 A Editor ......... Dani Darcy CROTALUS , M,E,5?g:,g S' MCC 'ghe Crotalus is the CRQIALUS an am, rme newspaper . . . Sports Ed'f ,,,, Mu, L 5 . . Editor . . . 2 . Mike Rosenheim News Edl:o:I..ChorlloeBrwn pubhshed twme a 'Managing Eeafuro Editor . Della Woods Faculty-Advisor. . . Rondol h C. Sch F Contributing U M Editor . ., .... Dove Snyder Roporrers . . Brian Guoringor term by the Juniors and Seniors of the Journalism course. The staff writes arti- cles based on local Editor ..... Karen Jepson Sports Editor. . . Bill Cordasco News Editor . Audrey Hagedorn Faculty Advisor. . Randolph Schulte Tina Hendrickson PllOi0gr3phy F ,J .?1 bU ' and World HGWS, Editom ...... Beth Griffin 5,,Jf, ,ko,, ,:,'f.,':,': features, sports and ........... Cindy Broolls Renee Opponhelm Deon Ovorstrom Pom Rogers editorials. The new- spaper is circulated on campus, and sent to alumni, par- ents and is used for public relations pur- poses. Photography Advisor. . . Sandy Stevenson Reporters ...... Michele Fry A Brooks Hanson, David Moore lim Phillips, ,David Thompson, Dana Tucker if Front row: l-r: B. Griffin, Randy Schulte-sponsor, A. Hagedorn, D. French, B. Hanson, M. Fry, D. Thompson, C. Brooks. Back row: D. Tucker, B. Cordasco, D. Moore, M. Rosenheim-Editor. ,fr-V 2-wan?-t. A , -- , ---- -A - -'- f C-. ' . .- .-s '? ..s,:--,. .: .-.'- -- .:--- -A--. - , as it . -1-ii '5'l 4 . 1 il-- 2 ...,, t . Za, ..-. '- -is . - -ss.ea.. 5' xii... Peter successfully throws the loop. . an A . ...l ' . ORA members gather at the chutes. The students involved in the Horsemanship Program are quite active before classes each morning down at the Private Horse Corals QPHJ doing their feeding and cleaning chores, during free periods caring for their horses and especially during activity periods. At that time students are involved in various facets such as, trail rides, rodeo, Western equitation, English riding and jumping. Special events happen on the week-ends - inter-school rodeos with Mingus and Judson, open ropings, round-ups, and Saturday morning trail rides. Highlights of the year are: Double-T 3 day pack trip, State 4-H events in Phoenix, Thanksgiving Day Rodeo, English Jump-off, Spring Rodeo. Horsemanship participants may belong to the ORA lOrme Rodeo Associationig one of their projects was selling caps with their insignia in red and white. They also raise money by selling refreshments at rodeo events and all proceeds go to paying the feed bills for the roping calves. HORSEMANSHIP PROGRAM SHOWS DIVERSITY. Bob Foxworth Ben Grave Roping Terrell Garrett Bets McNair Peter Vlassis All-Round Cowboy at Orme-Mingus p Verde Match. 2nd and Reserve Champion-Heeling fState Fairl 3rd in Calf Roping-fState Fairy 2nd Arizona Sun Circuit-Youth Activity-Calf Roping. 1st Arizona National- Youth Activity-Calf Roping 3rd fast time and 4th in Arizona National Open Registered Calf-Roping. 1st Arizona Sun Circuit- Youth Activity-Q. Horse Show-Calf Roping. 1st A.G.R.A. Quarter Horse Show- Youth Activity-Calf 2nd fast time in Open Registered Heeling, A.G.R.A., Q. Horse Show 1st A.G.R.A., Q. Horse Show -Youth Activity- Breakaway Roping 3rd in Arizona Sun Circuit-Youth Activity-Quarter Horse Show-Calf Roping Y Reserve Champion-Open Jumping at Arizona State Fair-4-H All-Round Cowboy at Orme-Judson and Judson-Orme 4-H show and sale is in May, you sayl Matches' Steve Walker at State 4-H finals. -damn-unease' V - A, Y . - . -.,l. -- , H fr - ,,. .V ' S -. '- .-' Wa... mi' -,A . , . , Drill team carrying the Orme Banners. Gary Powell demonstrates how to rope to the Orme students. 80 .sa 75 4. 1 3 f-. 5 .-n .. .,. f ,,.' . . x ,143- i U . f ' M' . 1 ' 54' , A f -f tw. -.,,f-. -,w.,,, . : , SQ' U 'B 4 . . . ,.,. .... H, W. ..mMm.z:nm.,.-n r M, -.- . A. ... ..' g....,... .--W...,..... . 'QYl . .gg Stephanie and Poco, - BC Nellie and Danny. - BC Kait and Jimmy. - BC The first Orme Calcutta was held this past fall as a fund-raising event sponsored by the Orme Jumping Team. The proceeds of the gala event went to improvements for the jumping course. The riders on the team will be competing at the Arizona Desert Classic in February. A full schedule of shows throughout Arizona will fill their weekends during Spring term. There are plans for another Calcutta this Spring as well as inter-school horse shows with Judson and cross-country endurance rides. .--ug. A-, Corie and Flower, - SS Lisa and Bummer. - BC ORME JUMPING TEAM QQ . 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Four days a week, Dick Garst, Bill Davis, and Stu Bolton challenge their survival students by testing their skill and endurance. The beginning survival students learn such arts as firemaking, shelterbuild- ing, and food foraging. Hikes and lectures on first aid and safety are included. Other aspects of the program include rappelling and rock climbing. At the end of the term, the survivalists take the final test. They spend 24 hours in complete solitude, free from food or bedroll. In the advanced survival program, the learning experience is continued, and skills such as orienteering are added. The solos are extended to 48 hours, sometimes even 72 hours. Obviously, the survival program is designed to build character and self-confidence. It is a very popular Orme activity. . .. x -l :li F3 ufg I' fy fi' .QQ st s' . s. N --xg xi -- .f if -We OOOPSl Don't let go. Where do I go from here? JUS' f0 0W me- -f -erffl ,f't:.zl,!Vgn ,. lx. , ,, 82 Checking for good adobe clay. K V sf ' .7f4f'Y 's 3 'G l ' ...gy V , 'Digg' iz. f 'ri .', . I ' f we , A A . . 4 1'-', ' 5' ' of A Entrance to Kiva Project started 6 years ago. l ,, , 1 arg' 4 --.gp Il: SURVIVAL BUILDS CONFIDENCE X. !', V.. af, Ne, , Survival assistant-Jim Phillips. Don't look down, Debbie. Sherri Dent without fear of heights. -Vfgwvq ws + -Xx Mixing adobe mud, clay, straw and water. Stir and mix to form a thick goop HT, , ,. .'.,9,. .40 Tj-A. iff .5 'fIff f.2 A it A 0 ,viii 53, . iqsh F ff g I Digging and sacking clay i200 yards from Kivai. . . . ' Tl ' L Nils .. vt -figdtwak .,-, im ' i ' sz if-5. .. ' 1 an-S-203391, -1nqfn4..A,Y-fl i Stan McCann PCDS 5 JUDSON 7 VERDE VALLEY 9 PCDS 1 JUDsoN 5 VERDE VALLEY 3 SOUTHWESTERN ACADEMY 4 SOUTHWESTERN S ACADEMY 1 SOUTHWESTERN ng Hi Y M , ACADEMY 4 Y, fone. .. . Q, 4 ' ,,,, ' ' ' L-. . V ' . A . s ' - -A , . .. A-1 -,,.1T'.':,g.nX. 4Al1?,f':'2'.'. a s A- - ' - '-. '- . . -.- Y, - ,, f , ' fzy-, , no . .Aj , .' ,- , ff. . - - . - .ff .,.f+q,wf. My ,A,t,,,, 1' 'Hi T' ,N Q , . , . -' f .n':f. Law?-'V , YW. - , . x-yfk-J . ff 'Lf 4 -. .- , - - ,luv A . f- ,,, A 2. v ,YV , Lf, , Y ,Q-.. A , , --,,,,,,, A WA, I L, .amy 1, my . -L..,1,l. V - . . 2' ..x. . Y A ' ,NT 'L 'f- H fx'115,fmf'. .FW ,L-J' ., 'Nf,,,,,Q,.Qf 1i 7' ,. , ..:.f. .., 4 . A, . Front-l to r: P. Esser, A. Edwards, A. McCann, A. Waterbury, D. Christopher. Middle: S. Seki, N. Storre, K. Ito, E. Hook, S. McCann, N. Macris, B. LaFollette. Back: H. Westfield-Coach, S. McCann, Y. Matsumura, K. Kawasaki, S. Mills, D. Snyder, R. Storre, S. Manaka, A. Taylor, L. Ryan, P. Ghassemi, E. Millar-Ass't. Coach. ORIVIE SCCCER GOES INTERNATIONAL 1 .E Snyder and Shinichi Fleid Storre dribbles down the field. Orme heads the ball. 4 1- 51735 'filo W. ...L .,.',,. S-LW ,A f .. , ...AM fy ..5l5EFl.aa.hS4Q.13!aLLi,X-N . Q 84 Blake, Yoshi and Shingo. Blake saves a goal. Elliott Hook, Co-captain. Elliott Hook ORME 2 ORME 2 ORME 1 ORME 3 ORME 3 ORME 2 ORME 3 ORME 5 ORME 3 K wwf '21 T M.. .,.L K , -rss. . The Orme Soccer Team had its first game on November 17th at Orme. The team did fairly well, with only four days of practice before meeting PCDS, which had had months of practice. The most memorable game was against PCDS, held there. Orme came out the victor and scored 3 goals to their 1. It was the first time in 4 years that Orme had beaten PCDS. The most outstanding players were the captains: Stan McCann, Elliott Hook and the goalie, Art McCann. The head coach this year was Howard Westfield with Ed Millar as assistant coach and Audrey Hagedorn as manager. Before Christmas, Orme played in the Independent School League and after vacation all games were in non-league competition with Southwestern Academy. Orme on the attack. ' avec., t.,l,, my N lr fa Stan attempts a pass to Peter. Stan gives it a hard kick aS...,.Lm.s Arthur and Dave. K.. l e.q,,..t gmt? YQ M ' 3 ,..v - , . , n,V ',' 4 'x'Q ',1K ,N l' .1 r'- 5aara':, 4 l XJ' ' aw. - A F ....,..:- 9 W ' , Q! ,.,y .gQQQg:',!? t ..-.Q .i iifiiii , Q A . E Nelson has the ball. Elliott controls the ball. . 'x. M- V -M A... VW' Nelson passes to the left wing. Kaz passes the ball as Scott and Dave assist. TQ1 r Gil' The Chorus performs in the Horsecollar Theater for parents and guests. Sextet members sing special selections at Parents Weekend. L.rl2f.r7U'llJ- Girls' Sextet and the new Mixed Octet are two selected groups which perform for special events both on and off campus. Chorus is a full credit course, which participates in chapel services, graduation ceremonies, Parents Day Program, and produces the Orme Extravaganza in the Spring. The Octet gets ready for a rehearsal. CHAPEL COMMITTEE SERVES OUR COMMUNITY Students at lunch fast for World Hunger. 86 Chapel Committee is a group of students, sponsored by Rev. and Mrs. Price, who plan and organize chapel services. The officers are: President, Mary Beth Winheim, Vice President, Bill Cordasco, Secretary- Treasurer, Beth Griffin, and Student Senate Representative, Phillip DeMartin. In an effort to make students aware of the problem of world hunger and their respon- sibility to help alleviate the problem, students participated in a lunch fast consisting of bread and water. For each participating student, the school donated a dollar to the hunger project. Over a hundred dollars was raised. The chapel also sponsors Goyatu Dido Dibasso, a girl from Marsabiti, Kenya. Beth reads a lesson. Chapel is held Sunday evenings and Wednesday mornings. Sunday chapel often includes choral music and guest speakers. The Wednesday morning services are organized entirely by students and often include student poetry readings, songs and personal thoughts. The Candlelight Service is one of the highlights of the year. Chapel is a major part of Orme Life, a calm, quiet time. The year's committee worked hard and successfully to make the services interesting and inspiring to the community. HOOFPRINTS STAFF EMPHASIZES THE HORME EXPERIENCE an X ' ' First term staff, front row l-r: B. Conner, L. Berkley, A. Cordasco, L. Hazen, D. Van Dyck. Back row: D. Flutkin, M. Bachmann, D. Thompson, K. Alm, J. Foster, N. Foley, J. Chambers. Mon.-Tues. Staff, Front row I-r: M. Caldwell, D. Coffee, N. Foley. Back row: T. Montag, C. Garst, B. Conner. Co-editors: Danel Coffee and Nina Foley. , . l 't X. it .-4 K x ' 'Q F K Thurs.-Fri. Staff, Bottom to top: D. Coffee, N. Foley, T. Mahoney, J. Chambers, Ft. Jeffress, K. Woods,. E. Sykes, C. Lundberg, T. Hendrickson, M. B. Winheim. Photography Class Front row I-r: M. Lane, QMLJ, L. Covey lLCl, F Lehman lFLl, G. Mills fGMl, Back row: N. Calvin iNCl, D. Christopher iDMCl, D, Darcy lDDl. Other photographers: D. Christopher fDCl, Y. Matsumura lYMl, K. Ito. QKIJ, B. Conner lBCl, Ft. Jeffress lRJJ, L. Harris QLHQ, L. Ftomagnano lLFtt, A. Hilton QAHQ, T. Garrett QTGJ, J. Williams KJWJ, C. Brooks lCBl, S. Stevenson QSSD. CREDlTS: Front Cover: Al Hilton Back Cover: Sandra Stevenson Title Page: Sandra Stevenson Infrared aerials: Sandra Stevenson Color Section: Dani Darcy, Julia K. Miller, Kim Davis Beth Griffin, Sandra Stevenson Color Senior Portraits: John Blum of Glttlngs Studios Underclassmen Portraits: Tom Grover and Jim Updike of Updike Studios Senior Portraits, B8tW: John Blum of Glttlngs Studios Yearbook Representative: Julia Kelley Miller Photo printing: Palms Photo Publisher: Walsworth Publishing Company-Marceline, Mo. Advisor: Sandra Stevenson Art Work Division Pages: Alex Taylor, Emily Sykes Co-editors: D. Coffee and N. Foley. 87 E - This year's basketball team held a definite philosophy, each individual should show gain from his experience. The team was in great conditiong no one can outrun the Orme Warriors. What kept the team from winning was the fact that it was young and inexperienced. The Warriors scored more points against East Fork Mission and San Pasqual than any other team. The team members made great sacrifices in scheduling early morning practice and vigorous afternoon work outs. Mark Christy and Wes Woolf were the team captains. Mark Christy was the only senior and the leading rebounder in school history. This year's team worked well, both independently and together. Junior doing some fancy dribbling. Mark wins the tip. Bill drives for the basket. Mike jumps high. Wes shoots two more. Wes on thefast break. Rebgund' v an K w,x,s.gsRkX,w 'lu 9 Mike Muster with the J.V. tip 'Ju RMP Junior Varsity-Front Row I-rg N. Flolde, A. Cordasco. Second Row: E. Westfield, L. Berkley, M. Elliott-Coach. Third Row: A. Rowe, E. Chais, D. Darcy, M. Marshall. Fourth Flow: N. Vaz, J. Fletcher, D. Christopher, L. Dingley, K. Ginter. The beginning of the basketball season countless numbers of girls wandered into the gym ready to work out. After the first week of hard work outs, numerous girls decided that basketball just wasn't their sport and went into easier activities. The Junior-Varsity team practiced hard but complained they didn't have enough competition games. The Varsity team made it all the way to the state tournament that was held at Orme this year. They won the first game against East Fork and lost first place to the girls from San Pasqual, Yuma. Jan Shorty Hilton, Varsity Coach, was presented with a second place trophy. During the tournament, all coaches voted for All Tournament Team and Francie Kirkpatrick and Jennifer Onnen were named. All the girls deserved recognition for all their outstanding efforts. The players who will be on the team next year are determined to win a first place trophy. GIRLS BASKETBALL REBOUNDS A SECOND PLACE . N K, .,.. 3. 1 .f I ,fi nur' if 'rigs Q' 154 - E ,WfvC in ,5' Q ig' I .T .V t We,-.X xr g . W J.V. assembles under basket for a rebound. Francie. ,X x ' ' 1 if ' .M ' as W ' Varsity team members stand by as Leslie makes a free throw. 9 ' ' it T in T I V xi if ,, . 4 . tl it A X to 5 . gi .. il ff Q 9 g J A W' llllx f ' 4.3, 5 5: . V' 'A ' ' ! vs- ' ' 'ff G P. Francie, wlll lt be a basket? Desi shows some fancy guarding. Lauren jolns the action for a jump shot. 90 ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME ORME -rg VARSITY Scohsdam Chnsnan Ash Fork Camp Verde Camp Verde Verde VaHey East Fork East Fork PCDS Judson Verde Valley San Pasqua San Pasqua PCDS Judson Scousdew Chnshan ORME ORME ORME ORME AIAA TOU RNAM ENT-VA RSITY ORME 42 East Fork 31 ORME 45 San Pasqual 52 Varsity-Front Flow I-r: Jan HiItonlCoach, F. Kirkpatrick, D. Christopher, L. Hilton, Second Flow: N. Erdie, K. Jepsen, M. Fry, P. Taylor. Third Row: B. Griffin, L. Lovett, J. Onnen, and D. Darcy , A '3?f ' - s 5 Team joins up for Pep's free throw. Jennifer Pep reaches for the ball. Lauren shoots tor a 2 point gain on San Pasqual. Rebound is the name ot the game. , , .... It's up in the air for another L. Hilton free throw. WSG Francie ready to pass to Jennifer. 91 IVIATIVIEN GRAB INDIVIDUAL HONORS The wrestling season was marked by outstanding individual performances by veteran matmen. Senior, Larry Harris was 13-3 in his final campaign, and was 4th in the tough 138 lb. class at the Viking invitational Tournament at Williams High School. Allan Hilton, a leg wrestling specialist, came on strong in his sophomore season. His 13-1-1- record included 3rd place in the Viking Invitational, 7 pins, and a draw against a Class A state place winner from Phoenix Indian High School. Also a sophomore, Todd Los Banos Q10-25 shared the team lead in pins Ui using his wide open, aggressive wrestling style. Diminutive Jim Williams, in a 98 pound class, who weighed 85 pounds, was 10-3 for the year with six falls tincluding one of 30 secondsl and a 4th place finish in the Viking Invitational. Team strength next year is assured by freshman strong boy Rick Holway Q6-4-1l and first year lettermen, Mike Simms, and Oscar Duarte. Sophomore, Hilton about to turn his Wickenburg opponent. Orme wrestlers practice some spectacular throws in preparation for the freestyle season. '-7 'I as I Williams has his for skybound fn ' TIT' Warrior Wrestlers, Front row I.-r.: B. Schwanz, T. Rowe, J. Williams, A. Hilton, T. Los Banos. Back row: L. Ftouch, Manager: Fl. Neiderman, L. Harris, R. Jeftress, O. Duarte, M. Simms, Fi. Holway, Lew Romagnano, Coach ,rf Larry Harris controls his Chandler opponent. En route to one of his seven pins, Todd Los Banos. lil pwfff-3? i th-' Q L ' we ' ill A -Q Allan Hilton uses his favorite leg ride for one of his 13 season wins. Harris clamps down with a tight pinning combination. IK, Boys D.C.C., I.-r.: D. Snyder, T. D'Agostino, B. Grave, M. Christy, E. Hook, Bob Girls D.C.C., Front to Back: E. Harris, R. Burns, D. Miller, Sponsor, B. Cordasco, A. McCann, C. Brown, R. Augsberger. Woods, D. Christopher, F. Kirkpatrick, B. Griffin. STUDENT GOVERNMENT REMAINS ACTIVELY I 'XX Club Representatives, Front row I.-r.: R. Oppenheim, A. Plummer, C. Barrick, R. Storre, J. Onnen, T. Barricklow, D. Darcy. Back row: P. DeMartin, D. Wood, A. McCann. F.A.S.-Front to back I-r: J. Price, J. Romagnano, D. Wood, D. Barrick, S. Gloss, M. Wickes, K. Davis, J. Price, J. Curry, C. Brown, P. DeMartin, B. Miller, R. Korman, B. Cordasco. V , ...... . .... ,....-.,...? NVOLVED Student Executive Board, L.-r.: D. Wood, W. Woolf, E. Harris, B. Grave, E. Barmann, S. Walker. The Student Senate has approximately thirty-five members. It consists of class presidents and representa- tives, club representatives and dorm captains. Meetings are held every other week in the conference room of the Phillips Library. The Student Senate makes decisions that affect student life. All class proposals approved by it go to the FAS Board for action. Members are elected twice yearly. Both Student Executive Board members and Senate members meet with members of the Board of Trustees before taking them to a special luncheon in Founders Hall. Student Senate provides opportunities for students to speak out on issues which concern them. STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st Term 2nd Term Chairman: E. Barmann P. DeMartin V. Chairman: S. Walker D. Wood Sponsor: Joan Price MEMBERS E. Barmann C. Brooks S. Walker P. DeMartin B. Grave C. Brown D. Wood R. Korman E. Harris B. Cordasco W. Woolf D. Wood iii' I I Min: 155 2 H J, ij1f,tQ,,i I . 2 I ' ig: 1 M ,,,,,. I I Disciplinary Board, I.-r.: Sid Thomas, Chairman, M. Edwards, E. Millar, B. Grave, M. Christy, G. Schneppat. OFFICE President: V. President: Sec.-Treas: Senate Rep. Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS 1st Term B. Wilson K. Jepsen M. Rosenheim R. Oppenheim Frank Roberts 2nd Term W. Woolf S. Dent A. Hagedorn B. Conner Stu Bolton SOPHOMORE 1st Term 2nd Term N. Storre M. Simms S. Howe R. Storre E. Westfield N. Foley A. Plummer J. Barrick Bob Miller Class Officers: 1st Term 2nd Term SENIOR CLASS President Wood G. Schneppat V. President: Hook M. Wickes Sec.-Treas.: Christopher M. Dicks Senate Rep., Hilton L. Harris Sponsor: Charlie Orme FRESHMAN EIGHTH GRADE 1st Term 2nd Term 1st Term 2nd Term T. Barricklow G. Highstreet C. Barrick M. Hartnett M. West L. Berkley K. Roundtree K. Nicolson R. Holway P. Dunchock C. Nicolson J. Foster G. Highstreet C. Lubin K. Alm R. Augsberger Don Barrick Randy Schulte STUDENTS ASSUME LEADERSHIP Front row I-r: Bill Davis, sponsor, D. Snyder, K. Davis, D. Christopher, C. Brown, A. Taylor, E. Harris, D. Woods, D. Wood, B. Grave. Back row: W. Woolf, G. Schneppat, B. Griffin, B. Foxworth, B. Cordasco, S. Walker, R. Oppenheim, P. DeMartin, B. Conner ROLES. As a small, but unusually diversified community, The Orme School provides a rare opportunity for boys and girls to understand and appreciate the demands of a community on its members. They clearly learn that a worthy and rewarding community life is achieved and sustained only through strong leader- ship of responsible citizens. Being a Prefect is one way to discharge this respon- slbllity. Prefects are those students that provide, assist and support the faculty, admin- istration and student sen- ate. In addition, it is the role of a Prefect to set an example for the student body in general. Prefects should be available to help in any area where the physical, moral or intellec- tual well being of the community or individual student is involved. 95 MARK HARNETT 7549 North 22nd Place Phoenix, Az. PAT DEGEN 6206 Oakridge Rd. San Diego, Ca. 92120 AW CARI INGRAM 2609 So. Sarstoga Avenue MeSa, AZ. 85202 MARGARET MARSHALL P.O. Box 32 Genoa, Nv. 89411 TERRY FULTON 5071 Stone Canyon Yorba Linda, Ca. 92686 N., , i' '54'- 1 v , Wfxgf H. ROBERT BASS 14770 East Redington Rd. Tuscon, Az. 85715 l' 'wwe JASON MALTZ 9255 Dohery Rd. Los Angeles, Ca. 90069 wif., 5. KIM O'HARA 2803 Stanbridge St. Apt. 410B Norristown, Pa. 19401 r A THE COWBCY HISTDRICAL SDCIETY J. Prlce - Sponsor, S. Walker, P. Vlassls, B. Grave, T. Garrett, M. Flosenhelm, K. Backlund, B. Foxworth, K. Davls, G. Powell- Sponsor, D. Wood, C. Brooks. The Society has been newly formed at the Orme School for the purpose of pursuing an in-depth study of western art and history of the United States. A special interest in the cowboy, his historic development, his art, music and folklore, and his enduring sense of values are the focus of investigation. Co-sponsored by the Chaplain, James B. Price, and the Horsemanship Director, Gary Powell, the Society's charter membership of students includes: HONORS CLUB All members of the student body who are on first or second honors fall 90's, or all 80's and 90's are eligible for membership.J The student chairman is Sophie Nagel, who was elected from the membership for each period between the publication of the honor roll. 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JEAN GLOSS: B.S. Kent State University, Personal Typing. STANLEY C. GLOSS: B.S. Kent State University, M.A. Indiana University, Assistant Headmaster, Chairman-Math Department, 8th Grade Mathematics. JAN HART: B.A. Northern Arizona University, Librarian. WILLIAM S. HART: B.A. West Liberty State College, M.A. West Virginia University, Director of Extra-Curricular Programs, Director of Summer and Off-Campus Programs, Co-chairman of Fine Arts Festival, English. JAN HILTON: B.S. Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, Associate Director of Activities-Girls Athletics Director of Chore Program, Basketball Coach, Advisor, Chemistry, 8th Grade Science. AL HILTON: B.S. Stanford University, M.S. Stanford University, Director of Admissions and Recruitment, Chairman of Financial Aid Committee. THE HILTONS JAN and WILLIAM S. HART, JR. Leslie, Jan, Al, Allan ., . 1, N . . I ., lu .4 .3 W. . , 0 A V V M tW,,.,, ,,.,. ' I I 'ffzj-If : ff A .Urge 1, 1 +5 fe- N g ii fy. ' 143,55 '...,,.1.1 ' - I , 'l 'L A . . .tai -X ,GV ,, SIDNEY H. THOMAS JOAN and JAMES B. PRICE SIDNEY H. THOMAS: A.B. Middlebury College, Ed. M. University of Vermont, Director ot College Counseling, Director of Testing, Disciplinary Board Chairman, Cum Laude Sponsor, Biology. Advisor, Director of Senior Projects. JOAN PRICE: Development Co-ordinator, Student Government and Key Club Sponsor. JAMES B. PRICE: B.A. Emory University, M.Div. Episcopal Theological School, Chairman of Foreign Language and Social Studies Departments, Director of Studies, Chapel Committee and Honors Club Sponsor, Chaplain, Philosophy, World Religions. LEONARDO ALVAREZ: B.A. Instituto del Vedado, M.A. Universidad de la Habana, Spanish l,Il, Advisor, Horsemanship, Trap and skeet. HILDA ALVAREZ: B.A. Instituto del Vedado, LL. D. Universidad de la Habana, Spanish ll,lll,lV,V. SUZANNE ROBERTS: Dance Instructor, Advisor. FRANK A. ROBERTS: B.B.A. Tulane University, M.B.A. Tulane University, Business Manager, Fire Department, Advisor. THE ROBERTS LEONARDO and HILDA ALVAREZ Suzanne, Lynley, Scott, Frank u THE GARSTS SANDRA STEVENSON and SNOWFLAKE Ellen, Cindy, Cherie, and Dick ELLEN GARST: B.S. Manchester College, M.A.T. Purdue University, Dean of Girls, Advisor, Algebra l,lll. DICK GARST: B.A. Manchester College, M.S. University of Michigan, Dean of Faculty, Chairman of Science and Music Departments, Director of Survival Program, Biology, Geology, Advisor. SANDRA STEVENSON: B.F.A. Wittenberg University, M.A. Arizona State University, Director of Studio Arts, Fine Arts Festival Co-ordinator, Yearbook, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Senior Studies-Art History, Advisor. HOWARD WESTFIELD: B.A. Brown University, Soccer Coach, Latin Club, Advisor, Latin l,ll,lll, German l,ll,lll,lV,V. TERRY WESTFIELD: Store Manager, Advisor. LEW ROMAGNANO:B.S. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, M.S. Northern Arizona University, Director of Athletics and Activities, Algebra ll, Calculus, Physics, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Club, Advisor. JULIA ROMAGNANO: B.M. University of Southern California, M.M. Northern Arizona Universitv. Sextet. Octet, Chorus, Instrumental, Advisor, 8th Grade General Music, Music Theory, Senior Studies-Music Appreciation, Volleyball Coach, Advisor. THE WESTFIELDS THE ROMAGNANOS Elsie, William, Audrey, Terry, and Howard. Julia, Chops , and Lew. MERRI STELZER ALBERTA and BILLIE J. DAVIS MERRI STELZER: A.B. Stanford University, M.A. Arizona State University, E.S.L., World Civilization I, international Relations, Pep Club, Senior Studies-Economics, Advisor. ALBERTA DAVIS: B.A. Ball State University, M.A. Ball State University, Assistant Dean of Girls, Freshman Studies-Health, Advisor. BlLLlE J. DAVIS: B.S. Ball State University, M.A. Ball State University, Dean of Students, Geography, Survival, Prefect Sponsor, Advisor. KATHY ROWE: Cheerleader sponsor, Dormitory Supervisor, Advisor. JACK ROWE: B.S. indiana University, Chairman of English Department, Basketball Coach, Tennis, Advisor, English l, Shakespeare. MARGE EDWARDS: A.A. Yavapai College, B.F.A. Arizona State University, Ceramics, Bth and 9th Grade, Co-ordinator of Fine Arts Festival, Advisor, Saturday Arts and Crafts. GEORGE EDWARDS: Construction Foreman, and Advisor. THE ROWES THE EDWARDS Craig, Kathy, Amy, Tim, and Jack Allen, Marge, and George MARCIA ELLIOT and FRANClS. THE MILLERS Allen, Bob, Bill, and Doris. MARCIA ELLIOT: B.A. North Central College llllinoisl, M.A. Middlebury College, French, Volleyball lvarsityl Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, Advisor, French l,ll,lll,lV,V. ROBERT A. MILLER: B.S. Wake Forest University, M.A. Ball State University, Dean of Boys, Geometry, Math IV. Football, Track, Advisor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. DORIS MILLER: Office Manager, Advisor. DON BARRICK: B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.S. Indiana University, Football, 9th Grade Sponsor, Advisor, Track, Basketball, World Civilization ll. BARBARA BARRICK: Accompanist to Chorus, Advisor, Study Hall Supervisor. STEWART BOLTON: B.A. St. Francis College, Oral Communication, 11th Grade sponsor, Survival, Advisor, Rockclimbing, Tragic Flaw, Poetry, Bible as Literature, Advance Comp., English ll. THE BARRICKS THE BOLTONS Jeff, Barb, Don, and Craig. Joan, Eric, Jeffery, Mark, and Stewart . 'W' ? Q' gk SUSAN and JOHN R. CURRY ELISA MURPHY JOHN CURRY: B.S. Western Michigan University, Algebra I, Geometry, Gymnastics, Football Coach, Advisor, Baseball, Pre-Algebra, and Horsemanship. SUSAN CURRY: Secretary. ELISA MURPHY: B.A. California Polytechnical State University, Developmental Remedial Reading, English Equitation and Jumping, Drama, Advisor. STEPHEN SCHIPPER: B.A. University of Colorado, American History, Anthropology, Tennis, Horsemanship, Golf, Advisor. RANDY SCHULTE: B.A. University of North Carolina, M.A.T. Colgate University, English, Drama, Journalism, Tennis, 8th Grade Sponsor, Advisor, 8th Grade English, English ll, lll,lV, Horsemanship. STEPHEN P. SCHIPPER RANDOLPH C. SCHULTE and PATCHES 2 E? AJ ff' pa! , A .rl 5, if 4 0 , .,., X3 . 'fx in I I r A THE BOYDS Bob, Business Manager Denise, Ass't. MAXINE WRIGHT Academic Secretary .X Q. I, X , 1 ,QV f his ' x MARVA SCHUMAN 106 AND cous Bookkeeper, Secretary I .., 425 ED MILLAFI Dir, of Alumni Affairs Admissions, Ass't., Soccer DOLLY WALZACK Bookkeeper . , I P MT M. ,,. I ? 'if - A ' .,,, 3 X - ' 'E bw--f LOU ALFRED Infirmary Secretary f f? M Ar xx f , - Q M 'A 'kvlb i. 0 Xi DEBBY MATHIS and NORA, School Nurse, FLN., B.S.N. QI? I 1 V CARRIE SAWYER Sec. to ihe Headmaster Dir., Fri. Eve. Progams I I . 'vii A I ' ' ' 'VI 'Af .. 4--' gg--....,..... .- '-l','.11:. i 1 ,I 'I 'n,...a vnu... ' MARY HELEN ORTLIEB Admissions Secretary ,, rd Us! V - i 'Lf Y j B 1 ' ff 1' ' 5 f f ca -. f Q-QMAN , r , ? ,awe Y 1 I 1 v f x 1 L., K lf! 5 'W vii , D ' x X' 1 Y' K 4, , - 3 , gk M 1 CY 4 'Q- f re, 1 L v mt The SCHOBERS Vicky, Katy-FLN., Diane PAM FEARING Attendance Secretary , . .i. 1.- The POWELLS Gary, Director of Horsemanship, adviser, Hoyt John, Casey and Darla, adviser. DOTTIE WOLF Night Supervisor Qi? GUNNY SNOOK 'mi Switchboard Operator The CH RISTOPHERS Marlene, Librarian Assistant, and Armand, Head of Food Service Q1 Q., f X 4 1 ,' The ALBAUQI-is y A LINDA MURDOCK The MYERS 107 Chl-'Ck and V'fQ'n'a. N'9hT SUP9 Vi50 S Transportation Secretary Laurel, Post Office, and Louie. .v K , ,,,, N If '38 Air' gi' -vga-HQNH ESQ' 'Ks my N was 'wr 'M L Nr Q3 um 5. -f 'Ii K . , fn- b H - IA4 .Ir L 1,Q j7,-A .Q 1- B: . H 1 '.1ffQs-A,f ,- M ' , 'Hi ' f. : J 'Pm I nu:-why . -PY-.. , ,MA-M.,-.31 , ,wh '-f 7-bchtwzcf f ,mf xv... NE -4- 's i AN N ., K 'il' :fx m ' T .i - if - ,'Af4,.. V ' N' , -. '5' V'1i Y ,lk N? 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STEPHEN PHILLIPS Q I Salem, Massachusetts MERLE A. FROST, Ill Glendale, California MRS. CHARLES H. GREENE Phoenix, Arizona ERLE P. HALLIBURTON Newport Beach, California JOHN U. HAYS Yarnell, Arizona CYNTHIA HAZELTINE Phoenix, Arizona DR. STIRLING L. HUNTLEY Pasadena, California MRS. R. CLINTON JOHNSTO Oakland, California RUSSELL D. KEELY Los Angeles, California RICK C. LAVIS Washington, D.C. GORDON McCLURE Riverside, California MRS. AMALIA M. RICE Prescott, Arizona JEB ROSEBROOK Studio City, California JACK P. RUBEL Phoenix, Arizona ROBERT W. WILLITS Kansas City, Missouri NE, JR. HON. DONALD S. BURNS Orange, California HON. PAUL J. FANNIN Phoenix, Arizona HON. BARRY M. GOLDWATER Washington, D.C. DENISON KITCHEL Phoenix, Arizona DR. CHARLES FRANKLIN PARKER Prescott, Arizona GORDON PETTIT Bonita, California DR. FREDERICK C. REHFELDT Millsap, Texas JAMES STEWART Beverly Hills, California HON. WILLIAM C. TURNER Scottsdale, Arizona HON. JACK WILLIAMS Phoenix, Arizona MRS. 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The Fall Outing, an annual event of The Orme School, was about to begin. Students had the choice of riding horseback, riding in the back of a cattle truck, or hiking to the Double T Ranch, located southeast of the school. The activity offerings of the weekend included football, volleyball, riding, hiking, and rappelling. At the day's end, all gathered to participate in the long-time caravan tradition of singing around the campfire. The three day excursion ended with more friendships and a feeling of security and togetherness shared by student and faculty alike. The camp site at the TT Ranch-filled with activity.-DD Watering the horses ls one of the chores at campout.-DD lm. 114 Ftappelling is always a highlight of the outing.-DD Elisa views the Verde Valley from the Rim.-NC HOIVIECCIVIING HIGHLIGHTS Homecoming activities began Friday night with a spirited pep rally followed by a bonfire. Saturday, the Warriors victoriously defeated Bradshaw, 7-6. Saturday night certainly was Iivened up by a Toga party in the gym. Homecoming wouldn't be complete without the King and Queen and their court. All-in-all, the Homecoming Weekend proved to be exciting. Theffadiii0f1al Pep rally bonfire--BG Pep Club provides banner for football game.-DD Another victory for the Orme Warriors.-YM HOMECOMING King- Ben Grave Queen- Desiree Christopher JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Stan McCann Jennifer Onnen SOPHOMOBE ATTENDANTS Todd LosBanos Devonna Christopher t FBESHMAN ATTENDANTS Arthur McCann ,,.,,, Nicki Ftolde ,v 'ijim ....,. 8TH GRADE ATTENDANTS 5 X Craig Barrick Kathy Alm Traditional dress for the Toga Party .-LC GOBLINS, GHOSTS AND GIGGLES Halloween began just like any other day, but, when the sun set it brought many surprises! Costumes of every kind appeared at dinner in response to a costume judging contest. All of the getups were terrific and imaginative, and the winners of the four categories were exceptional. Later that evening, there was a haunted house set up in the Commons Room. Debby Mathis and her committees transformed the Commons Room into an uncommon haunted house for an evening of hilarious, scary fun. 1 Al Qi' Mr. Randy and his bevy of beauties. KI M V adv f -v'.-fl . Qs. f Q. .29 1 V, ,4 The food tastes strange - could be the makeup. - KI M Emily and Anne with a two-tone paint job. - KI Little old lady from Pasadena. - KI There have been better days. - Kl Our attractive cone-head couple - Beth and Gigi SS tk 1-ef' Q ilu CCMIVIUNITY SPIRIT THRIVES AT THANKSGIVING Our last exam of Fall Term. - SS The altar decorated with contributions for needy families. - SS There certainly was a great reason to be thankful this Thanksgivingg it marked the end of finals and a reunion with families and friends who had traveled to Orme to be with the students. Early morning was devoted to the end of the exam ordeal - English. Morning chapel followed. At the service, members of the community generously donated food for the needy. Then everyone's combined efforts went toward a complete cleanup of the campus. At noon parents began arriving for parent conferences and to attend the Book Fair held in Phillips Library. The Book Fair provides an opportunity for the parents to donate books to further enlarge the Phillips Library collection. Evening found everyone gathered in Founder's Hall to enjoy a Thanksgiving banquet with all the trimmings. Founder's was filled with an aura of the season's spirit as Orme's extended family ate and laughed together. After all were nicely stuffed, everyone moved on to the Horsecollar Theater to see the production of Agatha Christie's TEN LITTLE INDIANS directed by Randy Schulte. The day's end brought relief, happiness, and exhaustion. Faculty and parents meet in the Phillips Library for conferences. - SS 5-if 1- X S Traditional Thanksgiving in Founders Hall. - SS Special guests assemble at the head table for turkey and trimmings. - SS . 5--.'. ' u 3 . ., .- V .. . fav' . ' H ,,' .' .M 'K 4 '1 4 . , . , -W if 1, .. .-..-H ., ,. .- , ' , fs ' ' ' . ff- 2 A '. 5,1 4 as ' Y - .-5' 7' -.f-.'. f.. . ' --H .- . Gary Powell, Dir. of Horsemanship and his son, Casey, lead the Grand Entry. Former Queen, Diana Wood, pins on the crown of the new Queen- Cindy Brooks. fi' V- um Here comes the drlll team In the SerpentIne. 118 Contestant signals for flnlsh on a fast goat-tie. THANKSGIVINGXRODEO TimelPoints 1. Cow Riding- Bob Foxworth 75 pts. 2. Barrel Race- Diana Wood 18.6 3. Ribbon Hoping- Bob Foxwrth!Cindy Brooks 13.0 4. Goat Tying- Diana Wood 13.0 5. Team Roping- Ben Grave!Bob Foxworth 14.5 6. Calf Dogging- Cindy Brooks!Bob Foxworth 5.3 7. Pole Bending- Gwenn Highstreet 25.5 8. Rescue Flace-Terrell Garrett!Robin Burns 8.5 9. Calf Roping- Ben Grave 13.1 10. Breakaway Hoping- Ben Grave 5.7 Through rain, sleet and snow-Kool News manages to capture us on vldeo tape. uwfafmx 'Hgff' . ' Y Q. , .M 'wws's::3 'N..M 'N' 1 -..4 ' P11177 SYN - T F . A Clndy admires her stack of ribbons. ...A .,. ' ML 3 . l Diana Wood makes her last offlclal wave as 1977-78 Queen. 1 - -e A E' xt, The new 1978-79 Rodeo Queen - Cindy Brooks. SS Gary and Nancy wrestle with their calf in the calf-dogging event. BC 1 B .A x, .w A f- .3 .Q . Wb,'g- v 'S 1, 1n,,,,-...wp-Q X - ?e f-f-- S- t -Iflli wang,- D1 iiii-.- The look of determination on Steve's face gives hlm the strength to Ben Grave and Bob Foxworth going for time in the team-roping. SS conquer that bull. - SS . ,. 'iq wmv' Lee Dahlstrom heading home for time. BC Bob wraps his calf in a fast time. BC . W, '- ' H ...ns., :..,,:-1-my Y- W-Q Steve snags his calf. SS Kim Davis rounds the barrel. BC 119 4153 IA Wargrave and Miss Brent - Larry and Darcy. SS Everyone on stage. - SS I I David as the butler. - SS Renee stage front. - SS Ten little indians going out to dine One choked himself and then there were nine. Nine little indian boys sat up very late One overslept himself and then there were eight. Eight little indian boys traveling in devon One got left behind and then there were seven. Seven little indian boys gathering sticks One chopped himself in half and then there were six. Six little indian boys playing with a hive A bumble bee stung one and then there were five. Five little indian boys going in for law One got in chancery and then there were four. Four little indian boys going out to sea A red herring swallowed one and then there were three Three little indian boys walking in the zoo A big bear hugged one and then there were two. Two little indian boys sitting in the sun One shot the other and then there was one. One little indian boy left all alone He went and hanged himself . . . And then there were none. Randy Schulte - director and his 10 Little Indians. - SS lt was that awful voice, like a judgment. - SS TEN LITTLE INDIANS The Christmas holiday festivities were celebrated on an early time schedule due to student's departures for destinations near and far to reioin their families and friends. The Christmas dance was sponsored by the Sophomore Class and was held in the Commons Room. The holiday festivities began with a Christmas dinner for the entire Orme Community and guests. Then came the long-anticipated visit from Santa and this year he brought his special helper, Debby Mathis. Santa led the crowd in a few spirited stanzas of Jingle Bells g he then proceeded to the Christmas tree which had been cut and decorated by the senior class. Santa handed out gifts to the youngest members of the community. After the Christmas dinner the Chapel Committee and mixed choral groups presented the traditional candlelight service. At the close of the service, everyone had the opportunity to light an individual candle on the star. During the lighting of the star, the chorus led the congregation in a medley of Christmas Carols. After the service, students went to their advisors homes to feast on munchies. Buses left as early as 4:30 a.m. to transport students to the airport or bus depots, for the beginning of a three-week vacation. A , .+ 'tss' 'X vas- 0. K Sf, Helper Debby admires Santa's gift from the ORA. SS 1 is Z' Stirrup Dot Dorm with a festive array of Christmas decorations. Rev. James Price lights the first The Star all aglow. - SS - LC candle on the star. - SS The seniors busily decorating the tree for the student body. - NC CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES The first bus load of students check in at Sky Harbor. - SS 121 i Ellen Bromberg-Dance Buzz Holmes-Choral Music Dick Marcusen- Jewelry Pat Clark-Printmaking FINE ARTS FESTIVAL - HIGHLIGHT OF WINTER TERM S Tom Fresh-Natural Phenomenon in Art. Tony as Snoopy . 122 ffl' I rl Maurice Grgssman- Ceramlcs Donald Ham-Film making Cynthia Fllgden-Wax Sculpture. - if--r ' Jerry Regur-Fabrics and Fibers Bob Holmes-Choral Music. John Mathews-Color and Design .Q gi, 1' jig. is fix,-fzgigxysf, JN wu.a'fifgst. LT'-1, 2 -A zsma, K . J .Vh.. I K '- i I .. T - Bob Winston-Jewelry. Joe Mugnalni-Drawing and Painting Jay Dusard-Photography. - V .,,,j' wig, 'T 0-it .1 . Y., ,'.,' , 6 v a . T .4 ,,Q?i Y..., I in AA mir, . ,- - . 1 'W f v ,W ff-7' W. - -w , 6rvf t,-Flin A' , T'-Vu H... T fm. - i ,'.'ai2w'Q.. A . B87 Fine Arts if definitely an Orme highlight. Students and faculty leave the world of academics for a week and immerse themselves completely in the arts. Days are filled with workshops, and programs are held nightly. Friday evening's program, the closing night, gives the community a taste of several different workshops. Although it was a wet, muddy week, spirit and morale made up for the weather. lt is a time for all to relax and learn a particular art form. Many well-known artists, come to make this experience possible. The results will be treasured for years to come. The memory of the performances of music, dance and drama will never be erased from the minds of those who participated in them. The week was not only a success, it was a truly memorable experience. -A AVQ A., Q V Bob Ebinger-Film making. Mary Mizell and Tony Shepherd-Drama. Garrett Hongo-Creative Writing. 123 1,8 Q Pat explains contemporary art pieces in the Gallery of the Southwest. 5,.l,,.,,w Jim does some fancy brushwork. Renee and Cindy singing Those Silly Love Songs . AFHQFE ' at ,, s-.. --2' Y Audrey wor'kIng dlllgently wlth Ash Creek Clay in Environmental Art. 'Vf' ' -.. .3 .cg ,...e..-... V V t A 0-.L xv .1 Betty works wax in iewelry class. Don checks clay project for cracks and smoothness. Randy and Darcy at dress rehearsal for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown . 7' .Srl ip., Sandy mixes ink colors for Printmaking workshop. ft- .awrdk l. Jill shows us her circular weaving. -qui Z, gat 7 Dance workshop and The Company pose for Larry. .pL- Male vocal section rehearses for Friday night, program. - -,gi Leslie, Ron and Mlke start to edit their film. r 1 .e 'i Bob and Cindy work with gouache and geometrical shapes Maurice assists Kate in centering her clay. Todd examines a print in darkroom. K. SUNDAY '45 -wk mx yn- --V-fvywrsnz, , Z., fy ,R 2-:1Qf,,,,wwsf 'A w+xi:: 'A- M5 ' Q- ' A-Sk?'?' x x , I r 5 Q ur f nm :zz-ram ,, QL f' if Ilya :mi QQ nl. 4 Wi i, ! riigffi lb. v ' me ' iffy? If BIN up-. U .it -..Y K A T.,.,A7 qw., ki kr xf, 1,Ma K X i S .-H. , . .x ,9xg,,3, xr., , . v n ,J .7 xg: Q 'C ' 1.. .- . .,,..w--' f. , .4 1 ,f f f-, g.Q-.1-fj5,,.pg5,i. -K-rs fisfzf QR w.h,f ',. 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BERRIDGE NURSERIES 5. 1-A A - A - V1 .--E I , oo Mix kim W ooooo oi - 1 i Q 'ASGQQMA CQ IJWIQJQ WM , LSQLSUL Qxgoo Qowo Qswxii Q 'i Vic, SQQCQ QQQKQ. , como QAM iw ' -.QXx.f .i'fe El-Y 1? Vi WT BP?G'i'ir-iowa 5 i Xxoxw -k-- Ni 5 ' ' ,W o Q E6 i fl Q A 4 E TABLI XJSED IB89 t I O25 KQXGCLQN 4 Verde Voiiieg Division Box 128 Cottonwood, Hrizono 86326 I ' ,550 f W fail X wi wfifb .69 wwW dufvvxfwkff-N, MLW QW MW fwgiiwi -142 o if 5,42 I ,Xl V Put your hands up, search him. Wargrave. SS I A I don't like any of them much. - Mrs. Rogers - Michele Fry Are you there, Leslie, Leslie, LesIie? General Mackenzie SS Nellie Martin. - SS f I ke I ENGINEERS 81 MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS FOR THE PAPER 81 CORRUGATED INDUSTRIES GEO. M. MARTIN COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX 8464 1250 - 67TH STREET EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA 94608 PHONE f415l 652-2200 TELEX No. 33-7632 CABLE - MARTINCQ EAM.. 143 144 Katie and Jessica - JU Robin, Jill and Patty - JU Nina and Elsie - JU Debbie, Sherri and Donna - TG Devonna and Francie. 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COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE SUPPLY PRODUCE, FROZEN Q CANNED GOODS 505 W. MADISON FRANK ZIEDE PHoENlx. ARIZONA PRESIDENT 4' PHONE: OFFICE 252-7741 Iwi pag u l iayouatlxii Acae! Es. r J 'K-a SNAKE Wi+b1qr?,5I-nlymfllou ,,, ' - . 2 ,I Sx MECHNHCS PJEQMX Xi JANUARY 1979 z. 9 mo. rains Ergq TUNGSTEN FORGE TUCKER I 'f f P.o. Box 1644 2556 DBLLWOOD PLACE 1 MEDFORD oREGoN 4 niss s SAN M1TT sH1ELDs KPETIT 7 Q-E.D.pgr5 . ' 97501 cll,l, dFRosH. ENG. FACULTY CIRCA 1965-66 ' ,gf 9' NW T F' S VE C O THE QU TER CIRCLE V BAR ORME RANCH B VC 7 I Pleaw. l'lqmAyER, 1zoNA 86333 1 7 1 ,'P0fllfl1'4 11 'Ax I 6 ' E NAME ......,...,... I e Y I Pt-0 ws, N' Al?-'LK Emonsss E I : cmr .... Q -- e B I STATE ,.......... V ,.,..,....... zlP .,..,,..,.., E CORPORATION 1 g This is a. For Emily, Wherever I May Find Her communication. It is a validation of my deepest gratitude for having had the opportunity to be chosen as your student for 9th Grade '29s I If ' English at Orme, at the close-minded yet impressionable age of thirteen before I was cognizant of THE DANGLING CONVERSATION gof Adulthood. Now, as SIMON 5. GARFUNKEL would have it, I AM A ROCK, a RICHARD comfy A MOST PEGULTAR M.ANg and in 1975,- LEAVES' -THAT EEE- GREEN will turn to brown this Fall. I remain ISOMEWHERE THEY CAN'T FIND ME singing that ANJI and I together, w61'l...WE'VE GOT A Gnoovm' THING soiN'baby. As a bachelor N, 'V 1'm -134-ILEEEED, but working within THE soUNDs OF SILENCE 1 search C f for my' Venus on' the half shell singing KATHY'S SONG. I guess 5 9 or now it's APRIL COME SHE WILL. jk , -D w , if '84 5 3 X X X Boolq wavesk-,Mug.kq Hafrifgoigecw 3 540 qgqt gg E N I could not adjust my first year at Orme to the Superior fn 3 G lacceleratedl Academic Standards. Thanks to each of you: T, L30 Mom Shieldsg and to Sid Thomas, Don Christine, Dot Lewis, g ig' 9 N B1a1ClE H2rt,dJick Rlodsenthali Dave Webb, Mr. Warren Dickenson 2 mv O. an irs an ast r. Char es H. Orme Jr. 9 gg . Q ' Blue'SlPlnn 'E47 SE 6 .1 You were each instrumental is securing academic probation if og for me. I repeated my Freshman year with above average gg E grades, and havested a year of transcript credit. It was the 52 42 Q first of five...each better than the lasty with Commencement 3 in 1970, I was in the c1ouds-- CLOUD 23, Boy's Camp, Orme, U.S.A QE 9 In the manner to which I am accustomed: HAPPY. 'ff During those five years, I found myself immersed in a QQ xg I, continuum of LIBERTY, EQUALITY AND FRATERNITY, Thanks to ' ll1105Mr. and Mrs. Day, G.W.D. IIg Jennifer, Jane Aikeny Fred fu Simons: Donna Tingleg Jody Joyg T.J.7 J.H.7 B.H. II7 T.N.A. II3 s R.L.g C,Y.O. III: M.H.g Col1ie S.: S.C. G.7 Al H.7 E. Toby W A.7 Chandlery Paul 0.7 each and every upperclassmany M. Marquis- M 8 The Rev. g H, Brooksg The Board of Trustees: Miss Rodgersf '50 ruce P,g Goochg Those Parrish Boysy Miss Hiteg Ken math.: 2.95 Whit Knightg Miss Greeningg Ann B.7 Wendy P.7 The Donausy QQ? Robin Bakery Dunc.7 P. Doughertyg Eric S.: Christy S.7 Sibleyg Q- The Burns Beautiesy Cassg Julie B.7 Trishg Ann B.7 Marian H.7 WN: Ruth J.: Linda M.7 Moong Chang Glendag P. N. Reagany Stiboltg 5 9 EEMC2 Diane and en toto et al'between 1965 A.D. and - - - -A.D.1! -f'E . 3 'S Oo N D,,u44y,0,m-S.,,. 40?auaJ2uewu1 I Bde at coPY A '7--,ww-fmda 4-JP-'ww ' ' to page 2 U-ff'-1-fd KYRIE Emerson 'T ' CTwo page - full layout, page 27 lTucker, page 23 It was a simple adolescent existence at Orme then...food, shelter in the cabin of your choice, laundered clothes: the Orme Bell of Freedom: The Desert up Ash Creekfand the Kind Climate: Beating .Judson at the Home Game-- last of the season: Soccer Halfback me: Girl's Field Hockey: Girl's Vollyball: 2 hour long evening manditory attendence in silence study hall lWhen else was there time for homework?D: Adventurous Activities each afternoon: Truck Student Driving Licenses fSweet Barrel Crew and Wood Crew runs in the darkl: Society Balls and Class Nights in Scottsdale: Club 60 Events: Full Dress Vestige 3 nights per week: Rewarding Sunday Evening Tranquil Chapel and Reverend Price and a Host of Men of the Cloth: Store Demi- Gogdiesz 3 per student only with respect to 6 sharp Old Main House Gq met Dinners: and...everythinq...Julie's and T's Chemistry Project. anything a clean cut all-American underpriviledged, deprived kid could ever dream of. Nirvana in Paradise. Speaking of Michaelangelo.. Identity Crisis? Who is me? I is who? Simply review THE ORME SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY and determine whether the fork in the path you took was the one you Chose as being best for your Future, in your best interests And that ain't good grammar necessarily, baby, 'cause Starchrist doesn't want Tunas and Tunettes with Good Taste...StarKissed wants Tuneys that taste good. ' Excuse me...I see now that some of you are traversing across lyea, trespassingl Spiritual Wastelands only Youth must cross for Survival, as tgasggmplete Adult sculpture-insthe-round of alabaster marblefx o ig and controversial a person problem to confront your Qrme Nuclear Family lAdvisor7 with? Turn to God's Earthy Shejhrd, Reverend James Price and Joan, for Council respective of God's Divine Intervention. God has a plan for you, dear Individual And guess what? Your Heavenly Father has engineered Happiness into your Future. If you need a written, ironclad guaranteefwarranty, there is the HYMNAL FOR YOUTH and THE HOLY BIBLE. The price each must pay is subscription and compliance tc THE TEN COMMANDMENTS and the Correlaries of Man's Law...and Respect for every Word which Pgeceedeth from the Mouth of God, and Proceedeth from the mouth of God's Children Amen, let us put a pine board reading R.I.P. as grlvestone in memory of the Past, for it has no enrollment in the Orme Student Body of the Present. New student? The Quarter Circle V Bar Ranch is your Clay Sculpt it well, Ormedian, for the Present...NIt too shall Passu. Ormedians one and all, do Deeds with sunshine in your hearts, for you are enjoying an Altruistic, Non-denominational, Philanthropic Private Co-Ed Corporate Educational Experience which the Gentry Populous cannot afford nor appreciate in some cases. Be at Peace. Honor your Parents, mother and father to be. You too will experience the Agony and the Ecstasy of Adulthood. Read T.H. White'S '...Mer2ln. To everything there is a Season. Hope springs eternal in the fertile minds of Youth. LOVE is packaged in the Divine Temples of Individualstic Ormites. nThe Foundation of The State lies in the Education of it's Youthn. Congratulations, my Enduring Friends, to the Class of 1979. Their Die is Cast, Foundgr, --------------- -,,-,,, ,,1 DiSCO DOWn,V0US Freeques :'EfZ ? ' B L n ? i. OrderHon1yourbookseHerorHonv EE Klbheckenmosed C1BankAnencam ' ' e' 'om you' oo Se em' mm: ' DORRANCE a COMPANY Publishers ll U Mast YCHHYQS Te-T E DORRANCE Km COMPANY,DfZU:JgLSg236l'S E 35 Cricket -I-,q Ardmore, bA19003 U LQMUNCB Card-lssumg Bank Name : 35 CrucketTr.. Ardmore, , : Please send me l ',,,,,,.- copies of Cate, Expar. ate cam Number :' Please sem me comes of The I waul in Chaos Crags: A Cradle Song by Il I Jester? Kmg by Tungsten Tucker. I am : Tungsten Forge Tucker, I am enclosing signamre Q enclosing 32.95 per copy ordered. :D 52,95 per Copy ordered, E XA 9X0 Cx tx? K R. F. 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So there are Gittings Colour Portraits to rememher yesterday, and the many faces of love. GITTINGS A TRADITION IN FINE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE Phoenix fBlItmore- Fashion Parky, Houston-Dallas-Atlanta 15 liiangon Former - a sta ranch Iy PBSW FI g ff B Quality, Service, Experience is the Best Buy ROBERT IVIEDLYN OWNER P O Box 1206 Phone I602i 774-6607 FI g t ff Arizona 86002 117 North Beaver St t CAME S RENTAL 'Lx' WE DO OUR OWN PHOTO FIN 1 nf-- '!-z PALMS PHOTO 1515 N. CENTRAL - PHOENIX, AFQIZ. BSOO 254-1376 8: 254-1628 DON TAYLOF2 OWNER CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE! THE PARK CENTRAL PHARMACY 550 W. Thomas Rd. Phoenix, AYIZ- 266-2481 85013 Bauman?-1 Q9z1h Qilillz Restaurant, Motel and Gift Shop FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 16021 632-7761 WHERE GOOD FOOD IS NO ACCIDENT HIGHWAY 69 Serving Our Community Since 1957 Q0 Maw . 9 NM 7 Q X 21 fav foil 15527 f'4W O 459 iwffe D953 N6 Gt I' rim XNIDQJTTQKUQLA I to N65e5RfFfgFMicH5Hsn?mQ QW? 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