Phoenix Christian High School - Beacon Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

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' ,5 ?9 wh, , If r wi' N wi fa I , ch J He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall Abicle Under the Shadow ofthe Almightyp' Psalm 91:1 Beacon Stajf Co-Editors ceee .......AeA. S l-IERRY BRENNER ANNETTE FERGUSON Sports Editors - ,,..,.....,,ss.... MIKE SMITH BILL ARNOLD DAVID HUIZINGH Faculty Sponsor ,,,.................c.s, ....... lVI RS. ANDERSON Photography and Advertising ..,.... ..........,ss, , .- MR. BROWN Senior Staff .,..,.s..............si.ssc.,v, ...... D ONNA JOHNSON LINDY LOVETT Junior Staff .....,v.. .................,, T ONI LARSON GAIL SAMUELSON NANCY VANDERVLIET Sophomore Staff ...............,......................r. ANN DYKMAN Q MONA TALER Portraits by Bob Wilcox Studio Foreword The years of 1961 and 1962 were troubled ones. Often our minds were made uneasy by thoughts of war and nuclear explosions. Because men could not or would not agree, the whole world seemed to hide be- hind an explosive truce which might shatter into bits at any moment scattering chaos and destruction through- out the nations. For the Christian, however, these two years presented a never-paralleled opportunity for witness and service for Christ. While the frightened world built fallout shelters, we serenely faced the future secure in the knowledge that with the Psalmist we could put our trust in the shadow of His wings. 1 And so the yearbook staff chose to highlight the 1962 BEACON with a shadow, the protecting shadow of the love of God. Yea, in the SHADOW OF THY WINGS will I make my refuge, until these calamities be ozzerpastf' V Psalm 57:1 Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION ...... 6 STUDENT BODY ..... ....... I 6 ORGANIZATIONS ........ ....... 5 8 MUSIC ............. ....... 7 0 ACTIVITIES ...... ....... 8 2 SPORTS ........... ....... 9 2 ADVERTISING ..... ....... 1 O8 I 3 ii 1 The 1962 BEACON is dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Oral Brown who have served for many years as faithful teachers and friends of Phoenix Christian High School. Acting as director of advertising and photographer, Mr. Brown is an important part of the yearbook staff. This dedication is our way of saying Wfhank you V, MW .oe Q. 5 K J xx , A, Q-ww ' - H A Ag -X ff-of , Akowm, , Chuck Abbott Photo Courtesy of Arizona Iliglzzvzlys I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing. John 15:5 Administration HOWARD J . KROBER Superintendent Mr. Howard J. Krober deserves a pat on the back for the fine job he has done this year as acting superin- tendent for Phoenix Christian High School. He has taken a great interest in the social and educational as- pects of the school. During the past three years, he has served as public relations representative and teacher. This year he assumed the responsibilities of superin- tendent. Cod has surely been good in sending us a fine Christian man like Mr. Krober. The Superintendenfs office is one of the busiest offices on the school campus. Board of Directors SEATED: Robert Gonoway, Eston Skinner, Frank Raymond, Ralph Eaton, Glenn Smith. STAND- ING: George Van Liew, B. G. Stillion, Marvin McCarthy, James Weed, Wayne Steiner, Ezra Weed. Here at Phoenix Christian High School, We are indeed fortunate to have a fine group of men as our Board of Directors. They not only take a keen interest in the academic, spiritual, and social interests of the students, but they share the burdens and responsibilities in maintaining the fine administration of the school. The members of the Board represent many pro- fessional and vocational areas as well as many different churches from all over the valley. Left to right: Treasurer, Ezra Wecdg Chairman, Ralph Eaton Secretary, Marvin McCarthyg Vice-chairman, Glenn Smith. F acult BREW? swift f W E is l ,Li at li? ,ia 5-if 21, .. ,..:. ,..I: 1 : , is-,sy -:E ..,, t - ,. 3 '.f'- K Mt, ,5g5 asrsf - ,sign WFP:-12g'i:' ' ' .fc ussswssfsi-.' Jigsaw -.s-,sig-eff--L:-, f. f mt,ssKtssef3e2e: - - ' A 'fi' Xl - : I-Y: FVNEEE 5'5:.itGig!Exsfl!Si: .': SS 5 Q LL,.. . -.: . t .. .... a Us I .:. K K . ,, :V , E, -Q Lim: :J 7 -:IMA P ' isksi h : ?i: l Si llif 315-61555 if .. ..f,: ..,,k: ,wi ,:f1.,,Q M. t , ,,, L ' my .Q-asf: . . . ft- -so it ., .W ,- -gnsiixiisi, Q - gasssiasisii .w..s:- 4? w.,:f,5,f9' -' -f I DEAN ANDERSON B.Ed., Wisconsin State Teacher's Collegeg M.A., Iowa State University. Business Education JO ANN ANDERSON B.A., Arizona State Uni- versityg M.A., Arizona State Universityg Boh J ones University. English MYRTLE BROWN B.S., Stout State Collegeg Arizona State University. Homemaking ORAL BROWN B.S., Stout State Collegeg M.A., Arizona State University. Librarian JOHN EWERT B.S., Bob Jones Universityg M.A., Bob Jones Universityg Phoenix Collegeg Arizona State University. Science n PEGGY EWERT B.S., Bob Jones University: Oregon State College. Business Education JULIA FARLEY A.B., Greenville College: M.S., Purdue Universityg Fort Wayne Bible Collegeg Arizona State University. Registrar, Business Education LESTER FINGER B.S., McPherson College: M.A., Oklahoma A8zM. Industrial Arts,l Varsity Football Coach, Freshman Basketball. Coach, Varsity Track Coach ' - - b l M W RUTH FINGER B.S., Central Collegeg Seattle Pacific Collegeg Grand Canyon Collegeg Physi- cal Education JULIA HANNAH Spring Arbor Collegeg B.A., Greenville Collegeg Arizona State University. English BASIL HOLMES A.B., ,Ball State Teachers: M.A., Ball State Teachers. History, Civics, Economics EUGENE HOVDA Northwestern Bible School: Bethel Collegeg University of Minnesotag B.S., Bemidji State College. Bible V X N X . 'T THOMAS JOHNSON B.S., Bemidji State Col- legeg M.A., University of Minnesota. Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Freshman Football Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach WAYNE KINDALL University of Minnesotag B.A., Bethel College. English, Speech, Varsity Baseball Coach, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach ALBERT MIDDLEBROOK Moody Bible Insti- tuteg B.S., Wheaton College, B.D., Northem Baptist Theological Seminaryg M.A., University of Arkansas. Bible RONALD PATTY Anderson College. Music 331,--,gm-A T-A----W...-..,,fn..-..-v-N--.Sgr -. . ROBERT QUAY B.S., Grand Canyon Collegeg Fort Wayne Bible Collegeg Arizona State Uni- Xersityg University of California. Bible, Industrial 1'IS I CLIFFORD TAYLOR B.S., Whitworth Collegeg B.Ed., Whitworth Collegeg Iowa State Teachersg Montana State Collegeg New Mexico State Uni- versityg Arizona State University. Mathematics THOMAS WALKER B.S., St. Paul Bible In- stituteg Greenville College: Arizona State Uni- versity. Music FREDERICK WETTER B.A., University of Pennsylvaniag M.A., University of Pennsylvaniag Temple Universityg American Theological Semi- naryg Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. French, Spanish JAMES WRIGHT B.A., Westmont College: Southern Methodist Universityg University of Californiag Arizona State Universityg Multnomah School of the Bible. Mathematics ALICE HAEBERLE, Secretary LOIS SUTTON, Cafeteria AUGUSTA CLARK, Cafeteria OLIVE PEARSON, Cafeteria td CLIFFORD COOK, Maintenance PHIL TAPLEY, Maintenance Life is just a bowl,of cherries? C Lmg, A . . ' CQ! 4 ,, . X - T .15 5 rx K rw X K r '- I ' T E':H'Lzf+! f ' 'i.':L 'ia ?'Q'.L' I ii? . 3 fx? 1-J M 'YQ 7 President, Lynn Ragsdale Yheieit' Sevier 9006 Q03 36016, arab Q65 flop Q Xue' el' tudent Body Officers In any organization whether large or small there must be leaders who are willing to take the responsibility of serving the group. At P.C.H.S. being elected to a student body office is one of the greatest honors that can come to a person. This year our officers, Lynn Ragsdale, Presidentg Doug Meyers, Vice-Presidentg and Sharon Miller, Secretary, have done an excellent job in leading not only the Student Council, but also the students in many activities. Our sincere thanks go to these who have been Abiding Under the Shadow of the Almighty in service to the school and to our, Lord. Lynn Ragsdale, Doug Meyers, Sharon Miller FIRST ROW: Secretary-T1'easurer, Sharon Millerg President, Lynn Ragsdaleg Vive-president, Doug Meyers. SECOND ROW: Jim Clow, Freshmang Les Krolmer, l 1'1-slllliaiig Sumlce Powell. Sophomoreg Janet Smiser, Freshmang Bill Retts, Seniorg Paul Klumh, Senior. THIRD ROW: Dale Vander Molen, Sophomoreg Dave Huizingh, Sophomoreg Ron Hankins, ,luniorg Paul Luslu-r, Junior: Mr. Holmes, Sponsor. Not pictured: Mary Barton, Juniorg Carol Moore, Senior, t tuclent Council Q Under the direction of its sponsor, Mr. Holmes, it the Student Council is constantly endeavoring to improve the school in all aspects of its academic, social, and spiritual life. The Council is made up of three student body officers, a boy and girl representative from each class, and the class presidents. It meets once a month to decide im- portant issues concerning student government. Sponsor, Mr. Holmes if 5. The ear that heareth the reproof of lyfe abideth among the wise. Proverbs 15:31 tuclent Body Xwxx -mg 'CM W 5900501 7 W I XOXWX XM Xlkce-g:teefx601W P'xgXXieyLXoxxxb Rellr 500-, vfww' 5 Gsm Htl-V es , Bi! I R GUS, C -2,01 M 001.6 S ' Trewurer, Xowjce Branaman Se cretary F s il th B Ode RAY ARCHER John 3:30 'glsn't He Wonderful JEANNE AUERNHEIMER Philippians 4:19 ln the Garden GRADY AUTEN John 3:30 Sweet Hour of Prayer ALAN BELL GEORGE BERNICK Romans 8:35 I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked FAITH BODE Romans 8:28 The Holy City ALAN BOLT TONY BONFRISCO Deuteronomy 33:27 '6Try Jesus, Man of Galilee BOB BOWLES Philippians 4:13 We'll Talk lt Over JOE BRADLEY Psalm 27:1 '4Beyond the Sunset 9 JOYCE BRANAMAN John 3:20 MI Am Unworthyl' RUTH BUCKERT Psalm 16:11 NI Believe the Answer's on the Way 1 P GEORGE BURKE John 3:17 AL0V6IS1l3dOWCd,, GHERYL CHINN Philippians 4:13 'iHow Great Thou Art WAYNE CLOUD I Corinthians 10:13 'Td Rather Have Jesus JUDY CONAWAY DICK CUIVIIVIINGS Philippians 4:13 Amazing Grace STAN DAVIDSON Psalm 121 :1 When God Is Near Kg if ' I an-rw' LEONARD DUKE 11 Timothy 1:12 HI Know Whom I Have Believed STAN DYKMAN Romans 6:23 I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked KAREN EDDY Proverbs 3:13 6'Cl0ser Walk With Thee JOY EGLI Galatians 2:20 Heavenly Love RICHARD GOODENOUGH Matthew 4:4 I Am Persuadedn WAYNE HAEBERLE WADE HARBECK Romans 6:23 It Is No Secret HARVEY HEYDER Proverbs 9:13 '6When the Saints Go Marching In DELBERT HOOGE James 1:12 Ninety and Nine DONNA JOHNSON Philippians 4:13 I Feel Him in the Air PAUL KLUMB Proverbs 3:5, 6 I Never Walk Alone IANICE LAMBERT Colossians 3:2, 3 There Is No Greater Love JOAN LINDSAY Romans 6:23 I'he Last Pennyi' LINDY LOVETT Proverbs 30:5 'ionly Believe BILL lVIacINTYRE Philippians 4:13 Wlihe Old Rugged Cross ,lIlVI lVIALlVI Romans 8:38, 39 Wllry the Man of Galilee BARBARA MARTIN Philippians 4:13 Try the Man of Galilee DON MARTIN LESTER MATHEWS I Corinthians 10:13 Green Pastures CAROL MAYBERRY Galatians 2:20 His Eye Is on the Sparrow SHARON MILLER Matthew 6:33 'LI Bowed on My Knees and Cried Holy CAROL MOORE John 16:33 Amazing Grace CONRAD NEIMAN Psalm 46:1 God Understands PEGGY OWENS Philippians 1:21 In Times Like These ...,,. .., M-. .4. 'Wm MIKE PARR Psalm 23:1, 2 L'The Old Rugged Cross BETH PENNINGTON .lohn 15:16 'gKnown Only to Him GLENDA PERCY Romans 10:11 HI Met My Master Face to Face LYNN RAGSDALE Psalm 119:73 Down From His Glory LOYD REINERTSON DAVID REITER Psalm 138:8 NI Am Not Worthy BILL RETTS John 1:1 Now I Belong to Je HERB SHIPP Psalm 138:49 Overshadowed MARTHA SLEE Philippians 4:13 6'It Took a Miracle RICH SLIVKA 1 Corinthians 10:13 Day by Day PAUL SMITH Philippians 4:13 sus HI Met My Master Face to Face' CAROLYN STEGALL . n Philippians 4:13 mln the Garden vi 'X 1 Q, pi F , ,X Q. gy 1: .V .Wf:qs?iWlm ffqi Ea E. SHARON STEINER Matthew 5:16 There's No Disappointment 111 Jesus KAREN STROW Philippians 4:13 MAH Hail the Power JAMES SWANSON I Peter 3:15 The Love of Cod JOHN SWANSON Philippians 4:13 How Great Thou Art TOM TATE Psalm 37: 4 In the Garden STEPHEN TETMEYER Revelation 20:4 Onward Christian Soldiers SHARON THOMAS I Corinthians 10:13 Jesus, Man of Galilee BILL THOMAS ll Timothy 2:15 Closer Walk With Thee SANDRA TITUS 1 Corinthians 10:13 Overshadowed SUE TURNBOW John 15:4, 5 Stop and Pray RUTH VANDER WALL Joshua 1:9 I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked KARLA VON EHRENKROOK Psalm 23 Then Jesus Camel, KAREN VANDER WAGEN Psalm 18:1, 2 g'Preci0us Lord, Take My Hand JUDITH WANDERS Romans 10:9 Hjesus, Man of Galilee SHERRY WILKIE 1 Corinthians 10:13 L'Calvary Covers It All DAN WOODS FRANK WOODS Romans 8:23 Q1 f'F0110w Me Senior Snaps -3i5..:q g ., x .. M., ' A.,,w..W.Z'i as is I .im 1 ssl . 'C-f . ,x K 0 , ' Q' viii! 5 I ,g '-iimh I ... 1 . ....... X X XS dy. rw X r. x . x . , .f-1 'W 3?-1 'Jb is Senior Whogs Who Most Talented: Sharon Miller, George Burke Cugesg Smi1eg.RiCh Slivka, Peggy Owens Most Stubborn: Karen Vander Wagen, George Bernick M055 Azhlerigg Karen Eddy, Stan Dykman Best All Around: Sharon Steiner, Lynn Ragsdale Friendliesz: Lindy Lovett, Bill Thomas .llost Dvpemlzzble: Joyce Branaman, Alun Bell Quietest: Judy Wande1's, Jznncs Swanson QL of Class Clowns: Carol Moore, Tom Tate Most Likely To Succeed: Carolyn Slcgall, Bill Hctts Noisiest: Donna Johnson, Stan Davidson Bookworms: Judy Connway, Herb Shipp Mr Eweng R President, Ron Hankin-sg Sponsor, . Vice-presidenr, Mike Cneiierz 8 Freq r enla lives J Maly B H1-to Ib Paul L H8116 J r Treasurer, Sharon Thomas S ecregary N , ancy Van C . Tvhet Gloria Ady Larry Anderson Carolyn Andrewson Mary Barton Judy Bedford Dennis Bergstrom Bryan Bonham Sherry Brenner Gerald Brockman Ken Burgett Joyce Caister Juanita Camping Mike Cheifetz Becky Cook Earlene Criswell Al Dalmolin Sandy Davis Judy Dodd Glenna Fall Sue Farmer 'QSM Junior Class ' irii l' V qi r f Zyyi . Sting .. nj X X x l ff' 'h--'9'l N. rx 'lf fN ,, '1..N cffs A it-91 f , fun if -.., K kk ,nl-A-. -it 2 gf' jf? t B e s D D , X x n e 1 4192 sis N fv YS aya x Annette Ferguson Judy Ford Paul F ridenmaker Harvey Glenn Janet Gruber Ron Hankins Kathy Hannah Becky Harshman Carol Houser Joe Hunter Allen Jones Bill Kerr Bob Klumb Judy Koenes Toni Larson Paul Lusher Larry Mason Jeanine McGee Sue McLeod Tom Meaker Betty Medaris Doug Meyers Pam Miller Pru Miller Scott Mitchell David Monciviaz David Morrison Darrell Morton Tibish Paxton J oy Pearson Steward Pequignot Penny Pettis Joanne Reekes Judy Retts Gail Samuelson Joan Schroeder Carolyn Skinner Mike Smith Rich Smith Sue Smith Ky 35. W T S .. .K 'mf -game' Sam Staggs Judy Strong LeRoy Swan Vernon Taylor Sharon Thomas David Tolby Jeanne VanBruggen Nancy Vandervliet Dirk VanProyen Arvid Viedmark Julie Wallin John Wanders Dan Weed Dale Williamson Dorothy Wilson Archie Wright Not Pictured Richard Boersma Bill Gumm Jack Hafer David Owenby Jon Schmitz Bob Stewart ' , inhumq The PeP'PeP'PePPiCSf 01165 lt's small, il's square, it fits anywhere. Take the danger out of being close. Junior Jokes Don't let romance fade, fade, fade away. I 3 S5 eef' a ,+I J n ' ki .I s .,.2 ,, i p M .I Relief is j u s t a - - , 1 swallow away ,, -H .1 ...K s m Y , A . D Parting is s u ch sweet if f :Rv . Sofmw' M. -lld T h' - Seico en OCS lm For those who think young Why so glum, Cumm? Sing along with Almost, but not quite Gail 39 Mr Re Vice-president, Roger Staubg Sponsor, . . President, Dave Huizingh. M press olenh Iltatives S J andee P oweljy D I 3 e Van de Quay , Soplmmores k 11 'Yieasuteh P-fm DY ma Secr eta Iv, Lydia Ten Denise Adams Darlene Andringa Bill Arnold I im Arnold Dawn Arnolt Philip Auernheimer Richard Bartels Beverly Billings Grace Blankenship Cheryl Bluhm Karin ,Bonham Michael Bos Charlotte Bower Dana Cathey Ron Clark Wilma Clester Betsey Clish Lois Cook Donna Cross Linda Culea Sophomore Class Sandee Dains Beverly Davidson Mary Jane Davis Bill ,Derrick Don Duke Gena Dundulis Ann Dykman Charles Farnswor Connie Fletcher Troy Ford Suzi Gore Karen Haworth Bill Holloway Dorothy Howard Steve Huffman I h Dave Huizingh Barbara Jackson Carole Jones John King J im Kleiner Don Laurent Ronnie Lewis Jean Ludlow Rena Lydic Dennis Massey John Menzler Dwight Moffit Melba Moore Mimi Norton Gordon Noyes Ronnie Oliver Arnie Page Gary Peterson Sandee Powell Cathy Radaker Carol Ratliff Richard Renick Dan Rhoades J im Rodgers Cathy Ross Barbara Rothery Sandy Russell Don Sasser Carol Smith Ruthann Smith Roger Staub Cheryl Stone Mona Lee Taler Wayne Tanner Lydia Tell Bob Thomas Dee Tyler Dale Vander Molen John Van Kommer Michael Waltman John Weaver Calvin Werth Shirley West Douglas Wickizer Roger Williams 4w,g,5a 'Y r 93.5 IKL lie. .Q vi A ee r T XM, if 6 s u , Qs ex, . ' - x . 4 X 'vm fi? A .E qu--v' K Q:-Q' Ronnie Wilson Mike Yaggie Harold YOl1Ilg ' 1 46 ' My name . . . Oh, that sweet smell! It sweeps me off my feet! Pleasure before business! ? ! ophomore Sleeping beauty! Figaro, Figaro! f ' , ?f e 5 ' 'gh .K i kk.. E M , The three stooges! hots it i f Xymlp! Nm, Servant for a Sophomore! Cutest couple! Hey, Carole, here I come! Hey, Roge, there I go! Workers of the working class rejoice? Mr. Quay going once . . . 47 Tre Mr. R President, Leshe Kroberg Sponsor, Hovdag Vice-president, Pam Lindblad. e Cllxesenfaziv . es, Janet S mise . I' Jim FT95hmen Abel asurer, lohn Secretary Y Dix- IE Shaffer John Ady Judy Ashley Steve Barton Kenny Bergstrom John Biddulph Wayne Blankinship Claudia Bradley Gayle Bruce Judith Casey Clyde Church Herb Churruca Lurene Clark Peggy Clark Terry Clay Nelda Claywell James Clow Carl Cook Gerry Curd Bob Davies Ardith Davis fwfr .K J Agri? J-:: : , L in 253 , ,X If I 1 -arse' Ralph Doerman Danny Eckstrom Steven Emery Sonia Fulton David Galbreath Kathy Gerlach Janice Gribbens Kenneth Grissen Cindy Hafer Dennis Hannon Susan Heinze Charleen Helblig Leslie Highsmith Howard Hitson David Hommel Donald Honderd Margaret Johnson Gregory Jones Kenneth Kilmer Karon Koenes Sharon Koenes Erwin Kolpin Leslie Krober Philip Kuhl Paul Lindblad Christine Lindquist Paul Lorenzen Carl Luedeman Ralph Mcflonnaughay Rosemari McCullough James McEown Paula Mains Sybil Martin Edward Merritt W'illiam Morrison Anna-Margaret Muelle James Nelson Danny Noland Terry Norcop George Pannel is WiS,,,f sg aagwfw f.,-. - 4' X! .,..a it 323' 1 if iii. cg Qi If 5' 'wil tg-'fit 25122 5 ssl f fi STEQWSQQ-as ,axwjlx linear' iff f, 5. , , QV it lj 'wats 'j,L. f,. 555333 5 ,I 52 A 'N- A James Paxton Thomas Pequignot Linda Perkins Ted Pretorius Claudia Radaker Lynn Reedy Linda Renard Victor Rensberry Stephen Romey George Ross I an Russell Diane Sarten Lynda Scott Dixie Shaffer Bill Shelton Margaret Skipwo Janet Smiser Rebecca Smith Trudy Snell Bert Sprague rth 'Greg Stanfield Ronald Stegall Charles Steuck David Stewart 'Wilma Stokes Linda Stone 'Timothy Swoboda Rebecca Tamplin 'Greg Taylor Vicki Taylor Clifford Titus .Douglas Totel Karen Vander Lugt David Vander Naalt Lenore Vander Wagon Betsy Van Kommer Bernadette Vidrine Carol Vos W'ayne Walden Judy Walter sua? Mix Q Q l r xi ,Ag 'xl -1, ., 41. H -, ff-sl-:gym ' 5 .:2f11 'i 'fir-'.-' SESS? H, mm, V ww 11. ,. , . , ,xr .13 if ccceri 7 . fi'5-93X e -1 .. 2 U ' of f. ee 'W of .4 Y L ' .::k ' '--QL X .r SQ . 81 y x R 0 W 2 r we M , T. Q ,Q T1 ' xi . Egg 1 '2 V 'E or fl Arthur Yonaites Doug Youngs Linda Wanders Diana Ward Karen Wells David Wright N ot Pictured Jonathan Abel Brent Anderson Logan Ellis Dale Hannah John Hill Larry Kortman Elizabeth Miller Milton Moncivaiz Kerry Phelps Kathy Ward Q s. ,W v Md' 41-.Q Ain't that sweet ! i l in 'x,! JI, If vv ,J 'O 9,301 'HE i t , H Freshman . s ' Can't you find one more? What am I bid? lisa' --- '-- -'-'-------- f---A-M - .. 3 1g-- if ff-' W-Y:---rf-HY,-f---Y-V332-. Ring around the rosy . . . Where is everybody? Such studious Freshmen! Mrs. Anderson deserves a medal! Funnies Is that a fact? 'miles A ,sggy 5 V in s A, ' Aa, Thinking or dreaming? There is a difference. Remember, you said it. The joys of being a Sophomore! 55 'T ' M' ' '-5' ' in 1 'T Y 512' .:.a.x.:.,..p ,.. ,.....,.. - ' V .r..s........a..a.......... Dx F' Ready-0, letls go! n the Academic Side While most of the classroom time is spent in study, there is still time for fun. t My, that's interesting, Mr. Walker. So-S0-So l 56 That takes brains? That's a nice carburetor you have, 'Mr. Wright 'F' :T -I5 ' g 0i egg ft '.1fEs'Z' --9-2-1fwt.fCi-.. ,1'aQn'ri1g was Igfflf i Aren't U.S. history tests fun? 1 What a dull classg no girls! . , . '-inns-gnu? --.., J! X 3' Lat K E Look out! Chemistry class at work again! You in the back with the hair on your head! Is that so, Lester? Stick 'em up, boys! And I have put my words in thy mouth, and I have covered thee in the shadow of mine hand, that I may plant the heavens, and lay the foundations of the earth, and say unto Zion, Thou art my peoplef, Isaiah 51:16 Organizations - Beacon taff Co editors Sherry Brenner and An- Sponsor: Mrs Anderson We the Beacon staff have spent a hard year of work on the book that you now hold in your hands. We have done our utmost to present to you a book that Phoenix Christian High School can be proud of. Each member of this staff has grown in the Lord this year and has come to a richer realization that we as Christians truly do uabide in the shadow of the Almighty? Our sincere hope is not only that this year7s Beacon will serve as a memoir of this year,s events but will also bring you closer to the full meaning of a life that will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. SEATED: Lindy Lovett, Donna Johnson, Gail Samuelson. SECOND ROW: Mona Taler, Sherry Brenner, Annette Ferguson, Nancy Vandervliet. STANDING: Mike Smith, Ann Dykman, Bill Arnold, Dave Huizingh, Toni Larson, Mrs. Anderson. STANDING: Mary Barton, Carole Jones, Sue Smith, Ann Dykman, Lydia Tell, Joyce Branaman, Sandee Powell, Lindy Lovett, Carol Moore, Peggy Owens, Sharon Steiner, Glenda Percy, Lynn Ragsdale, SEATED: Bill Retts, Archie Wright, Rich Slivka, Conrad Neiman Doug Meyers, Paul Klumb. Not pictured: Gail Samuelson, Donna Johnson. Ad taff Producing a yearbook is a big job requiring the time and help of many people. The Yearbook Staff worked hard all year on the actual pages, but the Ad Staff, too, deserves a share in the glory because this book would not have been possible without the sale of ads. These students have been a real testimony as they have gone to the different businesses of the community as repre- sentatives of not only the Beacon and the school but also the Lord. Sponsor, Mr. Brown fs c Y S Cou, ar H i-Lites About every two weeks during the school year, our student body eagerly waited for something. Then, when seventh hour arrived, so did the Cougar Hi-Lites, our school newspaper. Here the students could enjoy read- ing about themselves, their classmates, and special events or people. This year's newspaper staff has done a fine job under the direction of Editor Beth Pennington. Reporters: Sharon Thomas, Car- olyn Stegall, Jeanne Auernhei- mer, Donna Johnson, Carol May- berry, Sharon Steiner, Beth Pen- nington, Ruth Vanderwall, Peggy Owens, Sue Farmer, Mimi Nor- ton, Joyce Caister, Joyce Branna- man. Pressmen: Lester Matthews, Den- nis Bergstrom, Mr. Quay. Not pictured, Sports Reporters: Lynn Ragsdale, Herb Shipp, Jack Hafer, Jim Clow, Dennis Berg- strom. 62 Advisor, Mr. Andersong Associate Editor, Jean Auernheimer, Printer, Mr. Quayg Editor, Beth Pennington. Typists: Joyce Branaman, Jeanne Auernheimer, Sharon Thomas, Joyce Caister. l lb:-as 1 ational Honor ooiety The National Honor Society is composed of students who are outstanding in the areas of leadership, scholar- ship, service, and character. They must also maintain a Zn or better grade average every six weeks. Since membership is on a national level rather than a local level, it is considered a privilege and an honor to be a member. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q Y f i 1 - Z VS Left to right: Faith Bode, Carolyn Stegall, Carol Mayberry, Beth Pon- nington, Bill Thomas, .leanne Aucrn- heirner, Mike Smith, Sue Smith, Joyce Caister, Sharon Thomas, Toni Larson. Left to right: Vice-president, Carolyn Stegallg President, Bill Thomasg Sec- retary, Faith Bodeg Sponsor, Mr. Holmes, Treasurer, Both Pennington. Left to right: Annette Ferguson, Joy Pearson, Judy Conaway, Sherry Bren- ner, Nancy Vandervliet, Sharon Mil- ler, Lynn Ragsdale, Ray Archer. Science Club The Science Club is an organization for those students who are interested in science. Their enthusiasm for this club has been shown by the large number who have attended the meetings. During the past year, the club members have heard excellent speakers from all fields of science as well as participating in several interest ing field trips. The Science Club is under the capable direction of Mr. Ewert and Mr. Taylor I FIRST ROW: Historian, Carolyn Stegallg Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Branamang President, Herb Shippg Vice-president, Mike Cheifetzg Reporter, Faith Bode. SECOND ROW: Glenda Percy, Richard Smith, Paul Fridenmaker, Bill Shelton, Beth Pennington, Earlene Criswell, Sharon Thomas, Joy Pearson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Rothery, Denise Adams, Carol Moore, Cathy Ross, Dawn Arnolt, Carol Mayberry, Toni Bonfrisco, Joe Bradley, Frank Woods, Mike Bos. Sponsors: Mr. Ewert and Mr. Taylor. GAA. The Girls' Athletic Association is an outstanding organization for girls interested in sports of all kinds By playing in various intramural events a member earns points toward her letter. The girls PaI't1ClPatC in such ac tivities as volleyball, softball, basketball, and other team sports. Mrs. Finger is the capable sponsor of this group. FIRST ROW: Treasurer, Carol Smith, Vice-president, Kathie Hannah: President Karen Eddy Secre tary, Mary Barton: Sports Manager, Barbara Jackson. SECOND ROW: Dawn Arnolt Diana Ward Judy Walter, Barbara Martin, Linda Culea, Dee Tyler, Donna Cross. THIRD ROW: Judy Ashley Trudy Snell Leslie Highsmith, Claudia Bradley, Shirley West, Barbara Rothery, Cathy Ross, Lynn Reedy Judy Dodd Becky Harshman, Jeanine McGee. FOURTH ROW: Linda Scott, Margret Skipworth Carol Vos Sybil Martin, Ann Dykman, Gail Samuelson, Judy Koenes, Karen VanderLugt, Earlene Crlswell Dixie Shaffer FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Finger, Sonia Fulton, Paula Mains, Janet Smiser, Becky Templm Susie Gore Karen Haworth, Carol Jones, Karen Vanderwagon, Rosemari McCullough, Penny Pettis Sharon Koenes Karen 64 Koenes, Janie Grissom, Lennie Vanderwagon, Bernadette Vidrine. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Dwight Moffitt, Mr. Wetter, Carol Ratliff, Carolyn Stegall. SEATED: Cathy Ross, Harold Young, Joan Schroeder, Betsey Clish. punish Club The Spanish Club has gone full steam ahead in taking command of this language. They, too, are sponsored by Mr. Wetter. Special speakers, films, and going to Spanish restau- rants compose the activities of this' active group. As a Christmas activity, the club members have adopted a Spanish family in order to make their holiday a happier one. Their officers are President, Carol Mayberry, Vice-president, Betsy VanKommerg Secretary, Connie Fletcher, Treasurer, Faith Bode. French Club The French Club, a comparatively new or- ganization on campus, has had as its goal to learn more about France. As one activity, they have subscribed to a French newspaper and have discussed these articles during meet- ings. Their meetings are conducted entirely in French. Sponsored by Mr. Wetter, the club is composed of first and second year students anxious to learn more about this language. Their officers are President, Cathy Ross, Vice-president, Harold Young-3 Secre- tary, ,loan Schroeder, Treasurer, Betsey Clish. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Dave Stewart, Dixie Shaffer, Mr. Wetter, Dave Hammel, Christine Lindquist, Bill Shelton, Carolyn Stegall, Beth Pennington. SEATED: Carol Mayberry, Betsey VanKommer, Connie Fletcher, Faith Bode. 65 a.- ,. ......-,.-...........-........ ..4, .,., . . , -. .... .,... Pep Club If you have ever attended any of our exciting foot- ball or basketball games, you could not have missed seeing this lively group of girls in their eye-catching green and white outfits. They have really promoted school spirit this year and have babked our guys by yelling at the games, leading cheers on campus, mak- ing posters, and just being full of energy to boost school spirit. FIRST ROW: Lindy Lovett, Joyce Branaman, Janice Lambert, Sue Turnbow, Glenda Percy, Carol Mayberry, Nancy Vandervliet. SECOND ROW: Beth Pennington, Faith Bode, Ruth Buckert, Carolyn Stegall, Jeanne Auernheimer, Karen Vander Wagon, Sandy Titus. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Cook, Gail Samuelson, Elizabeth Paxton, Joan Schroeder, Rebecca Harsh- man, Julie Wallin, Dorothy Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Judy Dodd, Carolyn Skinner, Janet Gruber, Joy Pearson, Jeanine McGee, Sharon Thomas, Earlene Criswell. FIFTH ROW: Carol Smith, Sandie Dains, Mimi Norton, Dee Tyler, Melba Moore, Donna Cross, Linda Culea. SIXTH ROW: Connie Fletcher, Ann Dykman, Lydia Tell, Sandee Powell, Carole Jones. l Sponsor, Mrs. Finger. Left to right: Vice-president Joyce Branamang Treasurer Carol Mayberryg President Lindy L o v e t tg Secretary Nancy Vandervliet. Q7 Letternien's initiation Lettermenfs Club Being in the Lettermenis Club at Christian High is one of the highest honors a boy interested in athletics can achieve. To become a letterman, the athlete must accomplish the requirements of the particular sport in which he has participated. One of the club's major aims is to interest the students in attending the many athletic activities. A highlight of becoming a letterman is the in- itiation. If he survives the various initiation ac- tivities, then he can be proud to say that he is a letterman at Phoenix Christian High School. FIRST ROW: Stewart Pequignot, Toni Meakcr, Doug Meyers, Don Martin, Bill Cumm, Robert Bowles, Bill Kerr. SECOND ROW: Paul Klumb, Lynn Ragsdale, Richard Smith, Allen Jones, Larry Anderson, Joe Hunter, ,loe Bradley. THIRD ROW: Alan Bell, Ronnie Wilson, Bill Tllomas, Lloyd Reinertson, Larry Mason, Rich Slivka, Stan Dykman, Dick Cummings, Coach Les Finger. Sponsor, Coach Les Finger OFFICERS: Treasurer, Bill Thoniasg Vice-president, Doug Meyersg President, Stan Dykmang Secretary, Rich Slivkag Sergeant-at-Arms, Stewart Pequignot. 67 Varsity Cheerleaders HEAD CHEERLEADER Peggy Owens Who were the girls always backing our varsity fellows all the way? Which girls were always jumping and bouncing around at games? Who were the girls who did the most yelling and usually lost their voices? The P.C.H.S. Varsity cheerleaders, of course, were the re- sponsible ones. Besides cheering at games, they boosted the school spirit and enthusiasm during the week, directed pep assemblies, and taught the student body new cheers. Yes, PEP, PEP, you gotta have PEPI7' Donna Johnson Sharon Steiner r 1, .1 ie. Betty Medaris Sue Smith J.V. Cheerleaders li you had Come to a J.V. basketball game during the V962 season. you would have seen five lively girls dressed in grey kilts, green vests. white blouses, and knee socks. During the year they have ac- complishecl many things as J.V. Cheerleaders. Par- ticipating in pep assemblies and helping to promote school spirit heads this list. Yes, these bouncing and shining personalities have contributed much to the campus of P.C.H.S. So a theme is carried out well ciWC,l'C from Christian High. and couldnlt be any proudcrlv HEAD CIIEERLE :X DER Mary llarton Gail Samuelson Bcvky Cook l Ann Dykman Paula Mains It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sing praises unto thy name, 0 most High: I Psalms 92:1 Music Q. Music Faeult We at P.C.H.S. are proud of the Won- derful job the music department has done this year in witnessing for Jesus Christ. The students in this department have shown their awareness of the over- shadowing presence of God in every life situation and opportunity for service. Mr. Tom Walker directed the Choral Club and the Boys' Chorus. In addition, he taught the music appreciation and general music courses. Mr. Walker, in his second year at P.C.H.S., has been helpful in start- ing a number of new instrumental ensembles, as well as directing the work of the entire music department. -13 .yas we Mr. Ron Patty has proved himself to be a valuable member of the faculty in his first year at P.C,H.S. He directed the band which marched in the an- nual Phoenix Rodeo Parade. Also under his di- rection was the A Cappella Choir which presented many vesper and television programs throughout the year. Mr. Patty assisted Mr. Walker with the ensembles. A Cappella Choir 'cldife is a Symphony has been a familiar tune sung by Christian High's A Cappella Choir. Many other pieces of music are familiar to this group, but this one :song has been special. On several television programs this'song has represented their theme for this year. This outstanding vocal group has repre- sented Christian High on many occasions in the city of Phoenix and surrounding areas. Other programs presented by this choir have been the vesper services, the operetta, the spring concert, and school chapel services. Yes, the A Cappella Choir has certainly sung praises to our Lord. Left to right: Secretary-Treasurer, Rich Slivkag President, Alan Bell, Vice-president, David Moncivaiz. FOURTH ROW: George Bernick, Milton Mona civaiz, George Burke, Paul Klumh, David Mon- civaiz, Paul Lusher, Mike Bos, Alan Bolt, Alan Bell, Dan Weed, Harold Young, Sam Staggs, Dick Cummings, Wayne Haeberlc, Paul Smith. THIRD ROW: Connie Fletcher, Sandy Titus, Larry Anderson, Conrad Neiman, Wayne Cloud, Delbert Hooge, Frank Woods, Rich Slivka, Dirk Van Proyen, Bill Gunun, Juanita Camping, Earl- ene Criswell, Betty Medaris. SECOND ROW: Donna Johnson, Peggy Owens, Glenda Percy, Sherry Brenner, Sandee Powell, Sue Smith, Joy Egli, Dee Tyler, Judy Conaway, Joanne Riekes, Joy Pearson. FIRST ROW: Janice Lambert, Nancy Vandervliet, Annette Ferguson, Jeanine McGee, Karla VonEhrt-nkrook, Joyce Caister, Ann Dykman, Sharon Miller, Sharon Steiner. Kigiin l Q'a'54 S:X N 73 y Band XJ J . XXL FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Davis, Mary Barton, Wilma Stokes, Rena Lydic, Beverly Billings, Elizabeth Paxton, Sharon Miller. SECOND ROW: Margaret Skipworth, Charles Farnsworth, Tim Swoboda, Ron Clark, Phil Kuhl, Barbara Martin, Steve Barton, Ralph McConnoughay, Mike Bos, Doug Wichkizer, Wayne Haberle. THIRD ROW: Sandy Davis, John King, Gordon Noyes, Wayne Waldon, Barbara Jackson, Frank Woods, Scott Mitchell, George Burke, Ken Burgett, Wade Harbeck, Bill Holloway, Archie Wright, Herbe Churruca, John Weaver, Dwight Moffit. FOURTH ROW: Paul Smith, Harvey Heyder, Leroy Swann, Director Ron Patty. When you think of high school, you naturally think of the band. Here at Phoenix Christian High School, we are very proud and fortunate to have such a fine group representing the Green and the Gray. Under the direction of Mr. Ron Patty, this organization provides color and pep with their spirited playing during foot- ball and basketball games, assemblies, and other special events such as the Phoenix Rodeo Parade. The band has performed during half-time activities. George Burke, President: Wayne Haeberle, Vice-president, Sharon Mil- ler, Secretary-Treasurer. I 3 L FIRST ROW: Melba Moore, Carolyn Andrewson, Cheryl Stone, Karen Strow, Jeanne Van- Bruggen, Sue McLeod, Ruth VanderWall, Linda Culea, Conna Cross, Martha Sleej SECOND ROW: Carol Houser, Julie Wallin, Gloria Addy, Sandy Dains, Karen Bonham, Lydia Tell, Wilma Clester, .Judy Koenes, Pam Miller. THIRD ROW: Dana Cathy, .ludy Strong, Dawn Arnolt, Sue Farmer, Karen Haworth, Glenna Fall, Shirley West, Cheryl Bluhm, Ruthann Smith, Charlotte Bower. Choral Club The Choral Club, under the direction of Mr. Tom Walker, has participated in ,many music activities this past year. They have listed to their credits many ap- pearances in chapel, and participation in vespers. Spreading good will and being shining testimonies were the special qualities of this group. A M1 li Boys' Chorus This was the third year of exist- ence for the Christian High Boys' l A M 7 Chorus. Under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Tom Walker, this group provided another opportuni- . ty in the school curriculum for any boys who wished to sing. The group participated in chapel and vesper programs during the year and sang at various churches around the city. FIRST ROW: David Vandernault, Dennis Hannon, Paul Fridenmaker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walker, Steve Emery, Leonard Duke, Ken Grisson, Bill Shelton. THIRD ROW: David Moncivaiz, ,lim Malm, Ray Archer. FOURTH ROW: Dan Woods, Herb Shipp, ,Ion Schmitz, Dave Reiter. Alan Bolt, Sam Staggs, Frank Woods, Paul Klumb. Girls' Trio B oys' Quartet 76 Judy Conaway, Sue Smith, Sharon Steiner. MIXED QUARTET: George Burke, Sandy Titus, ,Ioy FRESI-IMAN DOUBLE TRIO: Karen Wells, Cindy Egli,Stan Dykmun. Haier. Paula Mains, Cathy GCl'lLlC'll, Janet Smiser, Lurenc Clark. PIANIST: Sharon Miller JUNIOR GIRLS' TRIO: Pam SENIOR BOYS' QUARTET: Alan Bolt, Miller, Joyce Caister, Sue Farm- Paul Klumb, Frank Woods, Dick Cum- erg Pianist, Glenna Fall mings. TRUMPET TRIO: Phil Kuhl, George SAXOPHONE TRIO: Wayne Hacberle, Lynn Burke, Frank Woods. Ragsdalc, Miko Boss. Music Activities l A f A A Cappella Choir in chapel. Thanksgiving Vespers Rrio in chapel. N A Cappella sings at patriotic chapel Boys' Quartet at Vespers. Ch ' -, ristmn High band I V H 851961 's. Pep band upholds school spirit. 5 ff riff. - fl ll' 4 s- E y e 9, Y gygl- ' fi kx 'K K 1 ,W .p,p Q isggqfi' Z lx Uri X P' 2:15 f Combined Boys, Choir. A Cappella Choir and Choral Club. Tulip Time The A Cappella Choir presented a two act operetta called Tulip Time. It was a story of a group of American college students with their professor who came to Holland to study botany. But Professor lVlcSpindle is accused of being a tulip thief, and Ned and Dick are more interested in the Dutch girls than flowers. With the assistance of Christina's Aunt Anna, the innocence of McSpi:ndle is established, and the latter de- clares his affection for her. As the curtain fell, there was a prospect of a triple wed- ding. Stage crew of the class play was as follows: FIRST ROW: Delbert Hooge, Jim Malm, Leonard Duke. SECOND ROW: Glenda Percy, Becky Harshman, Beth Penning- ton, .loan Lindsay, Judy Cona- way, Joan Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Faith Bode, .lill Hindman, Jeanne Auernheimer, Carol Mayberry, ,loyce Caister. Not pictured: Peggy Owens, Mary Barton, Bill Gumm, Stew- art Pequignot, John Swanson. The play cast was directed by Mrs. Randall Pyfrom. The cast was made up of Ruth Buckertg Mother, Donna Johnsong Myra, Annette Fergusong Aunt Hazel, Joyce Branamang Brenda, George Bernickg Donnie, Herb Shippg Ranger, Frank Woodsg Killer, Sharon Steiner: Jennifer, Rick Slivkag Herb. Productions Maybe and maybe notl' Class Play stage crew. Play cast. 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The Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors also take part by making decorations which add to the festive atmosphere. As the long-awaited evening arrives, we feel excitement in the air. At the end of the first half, the royal court makes its way onto the field. Riding on the float are the freshman attendants, Janet Smiser and George Ross, the sophomore attendants, Melba Moore and Ricky Bartelsg and the junior attend- ants, Betty Medaris and Jack Hafer. The two senior couples follow in new convertibles as at last the winners are announced. The senior attendants are introduced as Lindy Lovett and Lynn Ragsdale. Now all attention is focused on the remaining couple as handsome Stan Dykman and lovely Peggy Owens are presented as this year's Homecoming King and Queen. Margie Wright, last year's queen, presents her crown to Peggy as Stan accepts his crown from last year,s king, Phil Smith. The crowd of excited spectators gives the royal couple Warm applause as they leave the field. To highlight an already grand evening, the royal family reigns over Stairway to the Stars, a party given in their honor after the game. To he sure, the 1961 Homecoming is a successful one. The royal family reigns proudly over Stairway to the Stars. 19 ,gg E . ' x qv A Freshman Attendants: Janet Smiser and George Ross. Sophomore Attendants: Melba Moore and Rick Bnrtcls. Junior Attendants: Betty Mcdaris and Jack Hafer. Senior Attendants: Lindy Lovett and Lynn Rugsdulc. I I I I I I I I I I I i V 1 4 1 Sweetheart Banquet A Gourmet s deli ht Master of Ceremonle Bill Retts Award Winners ifh... Mary Barton and B111 Mr Kmdgll Sherry Wilkie and Gail Samuelson and Dou Meyers Cumm Bill Thomas Royal Rustic Hearts was the theme of the annual Sweetheart Banquet this year. The program was well planned and most en- joyalole. The semi-formal din- ner, which was held at the new Smokehouse Restaurant, was one of the nicest and best at- tended Valentine Banquets in the history of the school. Lynn Ra Sdale and Lmdy Lovett George Bernick and Annette Fer uson Chapel Chapels have been a special part of the school life of the students at Christian H1Dh The chapels have truly been a time of inspira- tion to each young person. Spe- cial speakers have been visiting missionaries, local pastors, evan- gelists, and student participants. Dr Pearson lVIr Holmes Ns-ll 5 1 ffl A Cappella Choir Z Girls' prayer group Prayer Groups Before the lunch periods of each day, the students joined together to talk over the problems of the day, shared in special requests, and fellowshipped in prayer. The time spent was a blessing to every person who participated. Lynn Ragsdale Paul Klumb Boys' prayer group Judy Conaway, Valedictorian Valeclictorian Judy Conaway has made an outstanding record in her four years at Christian High. She has been very active in many areas es- pecially in music. Her freshman year she sang in the glee clubg the next three years Judy blended her voice in the A Cappella Choir, and in her senior year she received the honor of being a part of the girls' trio. Aside from this, she has been an officer in the Spanish Club, and a member of the pep club. Judy has been active in the T.F.Y. club where she was an officer and a part of the quiz team. This year in addition to her other activities, she has written stories for the newspaper and helped in biology as a lab assistant. Judy was part of the stage crew for the last two class plays, and, as is to be expected from the Valedictorian, she is a member of the National Honor Society. Make a note of that! Bill Retts, Salutatorian Salutatorian Although Bill Betts attended Christian High only one year, hc did more in that one year than some do in four years. During his first three years he was on the swimming team and in the math and science clubs. Bill was active, of course, in the National Honor Society. He was a member of the varsity baseball and basketball teams. He sang in the A Cappella Choir and played the part of a botany professor in the operetta. Bill was elected to be the senior class Boy Representative to the studeht council where he was a great asset. Y . Much study pays off! annum 2 anim, Q T il O First place Girls' Sweepstakes: Janie Davis cience Fair The second annual P.C.H.S. Science Fair proved to be an exciting' and suc- cessful event. Students in all science de- partments entered their well-prepared projects in one of the following di- visions: chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering. Prizes were awarded 'in each of the four divisions. First place Boys' Sweepstakes: John Menzler Second place Girls' Sweepstakes: Judy Retts Second place Boys' Sweepstakes: Phil Auernlieimer First place Boys' Chemistry: Delbert Hooge 89 Senior Activities ARCHER, RAY-Football 2, 3, Track 1, 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Nat. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. AUERNHEINER, JEANNE-Pep Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Newspaper 3 fAssociate Editorj, Spanish Club 1, 2, Quizz Team 1, 2, Choral Club 2, Class Play 3, Nat. Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4, T.F.Y. Club 1, 2, Teacher's Sec. 3, 4. BELL, ALAN-Letterman's Club 4, Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 4, A Cappella 4 fPres.Q , Choral Club 3 fVice- Pres.J, Operetta 4, Class Officer 4 fVice-Pres.J, Senior Notable. BERNICK, GEORGE-A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Teenage Jury 1, 2, Senior Notable. BODE, FAITH-Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4 fHis- torianig Spanish Club 3 fPres.j, Hostess 3, 4, Choral Club 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 4 fSee.l, Teenage Jury 3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 3, 4 fSec.J , Lab. Asst. 4. BOLT, ALAN-Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Newspaper 1, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Boys, Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4. BOWLES, ROBERT-Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 2, 3. BRADLEY, JOE-Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4 fManagerJ, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 2. BRANAMAN, JOYCE-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QVice- Pres.J, Science Club 3, 4 fSec. and Treas.l, Newspaper 4, Ad Staff 4, Teacher's Sec. 4, Poster Com. 3, 4, Class Officer 4 fTreas.J, Student Council 2, Senior Notable 4, Teenage Jury 4, Class Play 4. BUCKERT, RUTH-Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, Hostess 4, Teacher's Sec. 2, 3, T.F.Y. 2, 3, 4, Class Play 1, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, F.H.A. 2. BURKE, GEORGE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.J, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Notable 4, Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4. CONAWAY, JUDY--Glee Club 1, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Girls, Trio 4, Spanish Club 1 fSec.J, Pep Club 2, 3, T.F.Y. Club 3, 4, Quiz Team 1,.2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Lab Asst. 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4 CStage Crewl , Valedictorian 4. CLOUD, WAYNE-Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 4, Boys, Chorus 3, Operetta 4. CUMMINGS, DICK-Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Choral Club 2, Operetta 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4. DAVIDSON, STAN-Baseball 2, Band 1, 2, Boys' Cho- rus 2, 3, Senior Notable 4. 90 DUKE, LEONARD--Band 1, Choral Club 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Class Play 3. DYKMAN, STAN-Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, A Cappella' 3, 4, Choral Club 1, 2, Senior Notable 4, Operetta 3, 4. EDDY, KAREN-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 QVice-Pres.J 4 fPres.j, Spanish Club 3, Hostess 4, T.F.Y. 3, Senior Notable 4. EGL1, JOY-Choral Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4. GOODENOUGH, RICH-Letterman's Club 3, Baseball 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 3, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3, Ad Staff 3. HAEBERLE, WAYNE-Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Sax. Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4. HARBECK, WADE-Science Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. HOOGE, DELBERT-A Cappella 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Operetta 4, Teenage Jury 4. JOHNSON, DONNA-Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Ad Staff 4, A Cappella 4, Choral Club 3, Operetta 4, Class Play 3, 4, Senior Not- able 4, Mixed Quartet 3, Talent Program 4. KLUMB, PAUL-Football 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Ad Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Operetta 4, Class Officer fPres.J 4, Student Council 4, Teenage Jury 4, Male Quartet 4, Student Rotarian 4. LAMBERT, JANICE-Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, Poster Committee 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Operetta 3. LINDSAY, J OAN-Teacheris Secretary 4, Teenage Jury 4. LOVETT, LINDY-Pep Club 3, 4 CPres.D, G.A.A. 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Ad Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Class Play 2, Class Officer 1, 2, Senior Notable 4, Homecoming Att. 1, 3, 4, Queen 2, Head Majorette 1, 2, Girls, Rep. 1. MAC INTYRE, BILL-Spanish Club 3, Teenage Jury 4. MALM, JIM-Football 3, Baseball 1, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, National Thespian 1. MARTIN, BARBARA-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, T.F.Y. Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MATHEWS, LESTER-Football 2, Basketball 1, News- paper 4, Teacher's Assistant 3, 4, Decathelon 3, 4. Senior Activities MAYBERRY, CAROL-Pep Club 2, 3, 4 fTreas.j, Science Club 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 fPres.J, Hostess 1, 4, Teacher's Sec. 4, Choral Club 1, 2, 3 , Natl. Honor Society 3, 4. MILLER, SHARON-Teacher's Secretary 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Operetta 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4 fSec.j, Senior Notable 4, Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. MOORE, CAROL-G.A.A. 3, Science Club 3, 4, Ad Staff 4, Hostess 4, T.F.Y. Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, Senior Notable 4, Brotherhood Council of Christian and Jews 4. NEIMAN, CONRAD-Football 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Cho- ral Club 2, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, Class Play 3. OLSON, CAROL-C-.A.A. 1, Cheerleader 3, Hostess 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, Class Council 3, Teenage Jury 4. OWENS, PEGGY-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Newspaper 4, Ad Staff 4, Poster Committee 3, 4, Hostess 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Sec. 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Choral Club 2, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Notable 4, Soph. Attendant, Homecoming Queen 4. PARR, MIKE. PENNINGTON, BETH-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Science Club 4, Newspaper fEditorJ 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Poster Committee 1, 2, Student Librarian 2, T.F.Y. Club 3, Natl. Honor Society 3, 4, Lab Assistant 4. PERCY, GLENDA-Glee Club 1, Choral Club 2, A Cap- pella 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Hostess 2, 3, Ad Staff 4, Operetta 4, Class Play 4, Poster Committee Chairman 4. RAGSDALE, LYNN-Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Ad Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Class Officer 1 QPres.D 2 fPres.1, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.J, Senior Notable 4, Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Student Rotarian 4, Homecoming Att. 1, 4, Sax. Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Program 2, 3. REINERTSON, LLOYD--Letterman's Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Basketball 3, A Cappella 2, Choral Club 1, Operetta 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3. REITER, DAVE-Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Decathelon 2, 3. SHIPP, HERB-Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3 fReporterJ 4 fPres.J, Newspaper 3, 4, Choral Club 2, Boysi Chorus 4. SLEE, MARTHA-Choral Club 4. ...-.....t.., s.. ' SLIVKA, RICH-Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Ad Staff 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Choral Club 2, Boys' Cho- rus 2, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Notable 4. SMITH, PAUL-Band 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Operetta 4. STEGALL, CAROLYN-Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Teacher's Sec. 4, Choral Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, Class Officer 3, KV.-PJ, Senior Notable 4, Natl. Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, Lab Assistant 4. STEINER, SHARON-Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Ad Staff 3, 4, Student Librarian 2, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Operetta 3, 4, Class Play 4, Senior Notable 4, Homecoming Att. 1, Girls' Trio 4. STROW, KAREN-Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SWANSON, JAMES-Football 1, 2, Baseball 4, Track 4,.Band 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3. SWANSON, JOHN-Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3. TATE, TOM-Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 4, Yearbook 1, Ad Staff 1, Spanish Club 2, Student Librar- ian 4, Senior Notable 4. TETMEYER, STEVE. TITUS, SANDY-Girls' Glee Club 1, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 2. THOMAS, BILL-Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, fTreas.D, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Senior Notable 4, Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, 4 fPres.J, Lab As- sistant 4. VANDERWALL, RUTHANN-Newspaper 4, Choral Club 2, 3, 4. VON EHRENKROOK, KARLA-G.A.A. 1, Band 1, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. VANDER WAGEN, KAREN-Pep Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Band 1, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Senior Notable 4, Gamma Sigma Chi 3. WANDERS, JUDY-G.A.A. 3, Student Librarian 3, Sen- ior Notable 4. WILKIE, SHERRY-G.A.A. 1, T.F.Y. 2, Quiz Team 2, Choral Club 1, 2, 3. WOODS, DANNY-Football 1, Science Club 2, News- paper 2, Band 3, Choral Club 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Class Play 3, A Cappella 3. WOODS, F RANK-Science Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, A Cap- pella 4, Choral Club 2, Operetta 4, Class Play 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4. 91 ,, .--.- 5 - EH. - . PF v l ,d, , o h Le. ay 8067? WClg , tj . . . 1 1 : ,. ,gLQ,b5...i LQifZszfi1,i:g, A ' ' , L .,r- Q ' ' 1' , 1 'N ? Qleglqs nynimghgwnenae tim rc4ae, thm,n,g 2 1 . , , . . . 23 ' ' . ' . 1 4, - , ' . , I - ' , . S33 C:-!x'--- fi f-V .- ,- - ' ' 4 lf-S ' H , , ' set befvfwsf' ff f K f ' 4 mania ff 1 1 , - ' L V , ' f m Hebrews 12:1 X , -..,f ,. ',fx ,5r-.4 law- , f V A ' 'VF , 1 . 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He is considered by everyone at P.C.H.S. a man of Christian testimony, character, and great ability in Working with sports and the young men of our school. Most certainly he is appreciated by all. LES FINGER Although this is only his second year at P.C.H.S., Wayne Kindall has been a great asset to our athletic staff. As a college graduate who participated regularly in sports, he has become both coach and ,friend to the members of his teams. This year he has shouldered the responsibilities of varsity basketball, varsity base- ball, and junior varsity football. Besides this, he has been assistant coach for varsity football. During his short time at Christian High, Coach Kindall has be- come a favorite with all and has helped to establish our Christian testimony on the athletic field. WAYNE KINDALL A person who has given much to those boys who could not take part in varsity activities is Tom Johnson. Under his direction and instruction, the freshman football team placed third in the conference and set a new record for P.C.H.S. Also, he coached jlunior varsity basketball and baseball. In all of these sports, Coach Johnson and his teams have upheld the shining light of Christian High. ki . wa s E Qs 'B gf SLE :,. v if 3 'Q-i. TOM JOHNSON Varsity Football quad FIRST ROW: Conrad Neiman, Don Martin, Alan Bell, Dick Cummings, Bill Thomas, Lloyd Reinertson, Stan Dykman, Rich Slivka, Doug Meyers, .lack Hafer. SECOND ROW: Bob Klumb, Stewart Pequingnot, Allen Jones, Richard Smith, Tom Meaker, Bill Gumm, Joe Hunter, Arvid Viedmark, Bob Stewart, Dan Weed, Bill Kerr. THIRD ROW: Coach Les Finger, Gary Peterson, Steve Huffman, Jim Kleiner, John Menzler, Bob Thomas, Arnie Page, Mike Smith, Ron Hankins, David Huizingh, Bryan Bonham, Dirk Van Proyan, Al Dalmolin, Coach Wayne Kindall. The Cougar team received more injuries this year than in all other years of foot- ball combined, and this fact made everyone on the team try much harder. Team spirit was high all season and although only two games were won, the season was felt to be a real success. CHERISTIAN ........ 25 Tolleson ................ 6 CHRISTIAN .....,,. 6 BUCKEYE .,..,...ii., 6 Christian ...... ,....,. 1 2 AIO ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 Christian .....,....,..... 7 CORONADO ,,...... 12 CHRISTIAN ..,..... 14 Kingman ,,,,,,,,,,.,,... O Chiristian ..............., 13 AGUA FRIA ........ 14- Christian ...,.. ...,.. 0 PEORIA ,.,,.....,...,., 32 Christian ,....,..,,..,,,, 0 KOFA ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,.. 1 2 CHRISTIAN ..,..,., 0 MIAMI .,..., ...... '1 Z A 'NC' .x x ' q rl A fr f IQ Managers: David Morrison, Paul Frldemaker Starting Offensive Line-U p S l -i Alan Bell, end, Bill Thomas, end, Stewart Pequingnot, tackle, Richard Smith, guard, Tom Meaker, center, Arvid Viedmark, guard, Stan Dykman, tackle, Joe Hunter, end, Bob Klumb, halfback, Lloyd Reinertson, quarterback, Allen Jones, fullback, Don Martin, halfback. Fa! ' '--a-mf? -fesfwew-a.L +x W- i i i i nv A a fn Jil- as ' be ff Task v-EY,-i?f4 -f X .- :jfs ,fd ,,, - -- 'za y,:N'7?-1w,q - ,,t,k-IETW - et-- .. , f' .aa 1 of-,f..,'1r.. - ' N :awe +P ,ev Nw. ,94 1 , - 1-fe wr., 2, ef- 4,,,..5gg, sp Q - ! N , .HTF .. -gm .1 ef x dw 'C I- wx J af-in 5 ' X-. Y 1 4 kt, 1 xx 4 X X xl .E gs, 1 N N X X .mg f s X X ' M' W g N N t 'Q ff ' XE In s tg, Q 44:39, S X S9 ,f , 15, nf' 5 1 Qu. V if 1.3 -t 5 if , 5. J- A 1' f 1. J X C t .2 'X K If X F ' ,gg- .--,g iiae QarQ These are the fellows who have carried the 'loa TTT' -tx 1 cg ffl' :eff for the Cougars this year. The defensive unit n ,J I toughened up toward the end of the year and -A yielded only 12 points to fourth-ranked Kofa all 1 in the final quarter. Then a week later they held 9 Miami scoreless for the first time since 1958. . ii!! Team spirit almost doubled when Stan Dykman 5 : was permitted to join the squad and after only Q 1,33 half a season, earned All-State honorable mention , ,. t wig-L and All-Conference second team honors as an end. , U - lf 'lifter Bill Gumm was voted most valuable player and ' ' '-tx., 2 , won All-Conference honors as a guard. The F , :s fri. ,.,,:? Cougars are already eager for next years season ' if ii, 'WO Sari: X43 Lau x '-1 2 -1 . -111,3 - 'Sz , X- ' ., , Ning, . ' x 4 ' . df' '-523, .. -. , I '3 1 , mm: ij,-1 -,HL V A ,, V- V I 4, f,g ,.3,f2 r' Lf.-.. .gran 5 , , . Miha-t4.',t ng, X :ern- -'fe, C' ?'s1y - ' s.:gf'.v!::f3f-Q.,-,--wa' f, 3361 .t.ggf,.,, 4 si-9:-Q, 41:-,,.'-.gf-w ' , alll: . - 'sf ., ' --iq ' . . -- .' -WML-:nf A fd-Ecw f....y.!LHe:s:t .1-J.-msn ff- - Starting Defensive Line-Up Q xN QQ' if s in-:E .lack Hafer, end, Tom Meaker, tackle, Dan Weed, guard, Stan Dykman, guard, Rich Slivka, tackle, Dick Cummings, end, Doug Meyers, linebacker, Bill Kerr, halfback, Bill Gumm, line- backer, Don Martin, halfback, Bob Stewart, linebacker. 96 bid Kr Q ,Xa 1 L Neg. x 1 X JI-- BILL GUMM ALLEN JONES STAN DYKMAN All-Conference Guard All-Conference Fullback All-State Hon. Mention Most Valuable Player Leading scorer All-Conference End Defense leader Outstanding Players g HN, f QS-,1 Eg' we ' 'X 'N xxxi f f'ffL7 :J W- . J! Q Z' Q' .r H jx ll I Nh l I fm 'X fi V'-. , Y 7 'E L l l RN 'U fu A K X X X ' 1 N X SJNQX i ' Q., ., 5 13 BOB BOWLES LLOYD REINERTSON TOM MEAKER All-Conference End Team Captain All-Conference Center Chuck Reedy Memorial Trophy 97 Stewart and Bowles stop a Buckeye ball-carrier. Bell tied up at the goal line. Meyers, Cummings, and Bowles stop a Peoria play. f t 0 -..,. if l i E Meyers carries for a short gain against Peoria 'Xl W X rf i QTY B , -V ' Klumb stopped after short gain against Ajo Slivka stops a Peoria ball carrier. Martin stopped against Ajo Dykman and Meyers stop a Yuma play f Q- fax 'R'VI 'k J s V, s ,. X 1 'ir .... - vs-ff m, 'aff' 435,3 3 - ,J .. a i it X.-E . mf sf alL.tf'SQ.l 2 ' I we -- ' -sffs?-i1'.-1 f b it gs- f X f- - s Q5 gs 1 s iv -M., Q-...H -.s fs-WW Q. 1 t Q M sua rg -- 1: f 57. s,v:..fifi1il',fE'I-S-'K in J' h i I 5 9 e ' ' Thomas goes through the Tolleson line in a .l.V. game. 1 5 M Wiz. mfg 3 S ,wi 'E S - t ---' ,l.V.'s on offense against Tolleson E E 48 ,-16 24s Woods about to stop a Tolleson play in a .l.V. Game. This year's freshman team was one of the best ever. 99 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Larry Anderson, Allen Jones, Sam Staggs, Dave Owenby, Bill Retts. STANDING: Coach Kindall, Dan Rhoades, Bob Thomas, Bill Thomas, Larry Mason, Ron Hankins, Stan Dykman. Building a basketball team with only two lettermen is not a very easy task, but Coach Wayne Kindall has clone a pretty fine job. This year's squacl had only three seniors coupled with five juniors and two sophomores who have now gained much needed experience for next year. The team was greatly hurt by the loss of Bob Thomas whose life and person- ality had meant a great deal to each one of them. -Aftfx A A or rttllx , 5 X, is f i I I fa I' - f ,i Il 5 Q I 1 lil ll If l i W' ll I' Retts, Mason, Owenby, and Staggs receive instruc- ll ll tions from Coach Kindall during time-out. ff XX I I I l f X: if ' I loo 5-,sb X' ' Baseball This year's varsity team: STANDING: Allen Jones, Dan Rhoades, Paul Klumb, Ron Wilson, Mike Waltman, Sam Staggs, Scott Mitchellg Coach Wayne Kindall. SEATED: Rich Boersma, Dirk Van Proyen, Larry Anderson, Ken Burgett, Bill Retts, A1 Dalmolin, Don Martin. RON WILSON LARRY ANDERSON SAM STAGGS ALLEN JONES DIRK VAN PROYEN Qi DON MARTIN QLD, and DAN RHOADES CRD PAUL KLUMB AL DALMOLIN RICH BOERSMA SITTING, left to right: David Morrison, Darrell Morton, Doug Meyers, .loe Hunter. KNEEl.lNC: Coach Les Finger, Arvid Viedmark, Bob Bowles, Stewart Pcquignot, Richard Smith, Bill Kerr. STANDING: Dick Cummings, John Menzler, Bill Thomas, Larry Mason, Mike Smith, Bob Klumb, Allen J ones. if I II Mike Smith, hurdles, 440 yd. dash, broad jump, relay. I06 This yearis track team proved to be one of the most promising in the history of Christian High, hav- ing already, at the time of this writing, beaten Brophy Prep by a score of 68-45. There was at least a two-man depth in every event, and Coach Les Finger was opti- mistic of the teamis chances this year. There were more meets this year than ever before, including five invitationals of Arcadia, Miami, Buckeye, Chandler, and Gila Bend. Dick Cummings, hurdles. Alan Bell, 100 yd. dash, 4410 yd dash, broad jump, relay. 6+ xi i X A I l 5 I if NX In e X X1 'fikzt High Jumpers: John Menzler, Doug Meyers, and Bill Thomas. Weight Events: Arvid Viedmark, Richard Smith, and Bob Bowles. Pole Vault: Joe Hunter. I Qs Distance Runners: John Menzler, Dave Morrison, Stewart Pequignot, Bill Kerr, and Larry Mason. -'1-4? 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Life, HeaI+h, Group Insurance Graham's ENCANTO PHARMACY I5Ih Ave. and Thomas Phone Annuifies, Pension Plans 265-543' WE DELIVER N Q WHEEL INN TRAILER RANCH I30 Wesf Coniinenial Sfreei' JOHN E. CULEA 4II N. Cen'I'raI gconsdale Phoenix Heated Pool shuffleboafa Swimming Pool Shuffleboarci BLUE SKIES TRAILER PARK Any size IraiIer A. VANDER WAGEN 3033 E. Van Buren BR 5-4593 BILL DERRICK GENERATOR SHOP Repair and Exchange Specializing in heavy cIuIy equipmenf 3I00 Wes? McDowell CONGRATULATIONS DRIVE INN GRI'-L Class of .62 839 Easf Camelback WESTWOOD CAFE DR' 2l0IWes+CameIbacIc Francis ancI Ruih King Van's for Value VAN'S MOBILE HOMES PHILLIPS ROOFING CO. Re-roofing and Repairs BOYD R. WICKIZER Office CR 4-276I Res. BR 642336 3700 E. Van Buren HY-WHITE COTTON GIN 81 PIMA GROWERS GIN Crop Financing and Ginning of Long and SI1or+ Sfaple Co'Hon YE 7-807I Peoria, Arizona Norfhern aI' 83rd Ave. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS wg- U, P ' fstfif' Q 'x S .iv .V N. 1 ., 5 L u Ventnor! 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