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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1963 volume:

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To some we are passive and we see Them as irrelevanT. To some we respond because of The one who declared iT. All declaraTions of our day, political, religious, social or maTerial are limiTed. They are bound by Time and place, by ignorance and finifeness, by pass- ions and purposes. There is a declaraTion ThaT is noT limiTed by These. This declaraTion of The Glory of God is The saTisfacTion of everyman's need. IT is scribed on an infiniTe parchmenT in a language infelligible To every- man's inTellecT. Only The sighTless will refuse iTs wiTness. Only The deaf will resisT iTs sound. The Heavens declare The Glory of God. The heavens by Their very naTure express The Glory of God The CreaTor. They are The work of His hands and The fruiT of His ThoughT. The heavens by Their very purpose resounded The announcemenf of The Glory and firsT coming of God's Son our Savior. One day, The heavens will echo The TrumpeT sound and her corridors will welcome The reunion of The Sovereign and His subiecTs. Our greaT God has cloThed Himself wiTh His heavens. The Beacon STaff would remind us again of This declaraTion Through The TiTle of The 1963 Beacon, The Heavens Declare The Glory of God. Ps. 19:1 I? K fm 1 J J A752 I fm ffm AZZZR ZS, RMI 00-'OIG v m QM chain Cable af onteng OM AM ADMINISTRATION 6 STUDENT BODY 16 O O z TONS eo MUSIC 72 AC VITIES So SPORTS ......................... 94 ADVERTISING .........,................. I 12 14 AUJI , pILV2'1 W.,IjaH.6'?LJDQ9' I II If W Wffgcligff 5' 417 III If I I I M6 WWII Aflff, - ., !,1L ,II'X L, KIII Io I I, We MQ A L gf? lr QIW In 601 'I' '- M Z0 EIO., I fb, Q11 I IIN' Udqwlfjfdgc 0 lv MQ 'V 1263? IJ I YE ll! U 64,4 A 'IM I I 10 ' IX LL ' 7' 14 X. If '- 5-a':?33igQ iw dj!! 1 df .. 'AP' ,dm ff 5cm?AfL yan, Afeywdwffj f P f f Q ,!Lqff L xi y y gm! ,M -L .. Am ,Ma 15 W if My ,M-L L, M fi ft ,Mr if ,, , M 7 fy ,Xxx ,U fzfwfgfffzz C MQ ff affft its M, s Wfiffl fciiilfwg, Dedzcafzou QM All of God's works declare His own glory, nature, and purpose. Not only the infinite scrolls of the heavens but God's own children are manifestly declared to be the epistle of Christ . . . written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not in tables of stone but in the fleshly tables of the heart. Phoenix Christian High School has not been untouched by such living epistles. To one such epistle we of the Beacon Staff of 1963 dedicate this book. To you, Mrs. Alice Haeberle, we dedicate this 1963 Beacon. You have been to us an epistle of faithfulness and graciousness. Your life at Christian High has sanctified the pen and ledger, the debits and credits, the office and bookstore. You have made the menial tasks a memorable service. Thank you for being a legible letter of Christ to us. fl If YQ Admiuistrafivn 3 ? . - f ,Ai -ua , x , 1 X N 4 2 '-H il A W... .. , --N K 'TX - , ' . ,Dx X Q ,R wx' Vg is ALBERT B. CRANDALL Superintendent To be a leader one rnusT be a server. Because Mr. Crandall is serving God TirsT, he is serving The TaculTy and sTudenT body here aT ChrisTian High. We can be sure ThaT The job of superinTendenT has many burdens and pressures buT we know ThaT iT is rewarding in ThaT he has a place in The ToundaTions of The sTrucTures ThaT we are building Tor eTerniTy. 15 Left to right: Ezra E. Weed, Bill Retts, Donald F. iahn, Marvin L. McCarthy, Glenn Smith, George Van Liew, Albert Crandall, Frank Raymond, James Weed, Eston Skinner. l6'0r1rrl nf Director The Board of Directors plays an important role in the function of Christian High. We can see a fullness in the work that they do which can be accredited to their different backgrounds and varied personalities. In spite of these differences they are united by their love for Christ and by their aim to see His Work done through P.C.H.S. We are grateful to them for their dedicated service and interest in the school. SEATED: Glenn Smith, President, Eston Skinner, Vice-President STANDING: Ezra Weed, Treasurer, James Weed, Secretary. '- DEAN ANDERSON B.Ed., Wis- consin State Teacher's Collegep M.A., Iowa State University. Busi- ness Education. WALTER BEAMIS Friends Univer- sity. History, Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach. ORAL BROWN B.S., Stout State Collegeg Arizona State University. Librarian, Mathematics. JOHN EWERT B.S., Bob Jones Universityg M.A., Bob Jones Uni- versity, Phoenix Collegeg Arizona State University. Science. JULIA FARLEY A.B., Greenville College, M.S., Purdue Universityg Fort Wayne Bible College, Ari- zona State University. Registrar, Business Education. RUTH FINLEY B.S., University of Illinoisg Iowa Stateg University of Coloradog Colorado Stateg Arneri- can Academy of Art. Home Eco- nomics, Assistant Librarian. JULIA HANNAH Spring Arbor College, B.A., Greenville College, Arizona State University. English. BASIL HOLMES A.B., Ball State Teachers, M.A., Ball State Teach- ers. History, Civics, Economics. EUGENE HOVDA Northwestern Bible School, Bethel College, University of Minnesota, B.S., Bemidii State College. Bible. THOMAS JOHNSON B.S., Berni- dii State College, M.A., Univer- sity of Minnesota. Industrial Arts. JERRI LINDSEY B.S., Grand Can- yon Collegeg Arizona State Uni- versity. Physical Education. JOHN LINDSEY B.S., Grand Can- yon Collegeg Arizona State Uni- versity. English, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. 4 'K1 ALBERT MIDDLEBROOK Moody Bible Institute, B.S., Wheaton College, B.D., Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.A., Uni- versity of Arkansas. Bible, Sci- ence. ROBERT QUAY B.S., Grand Can- yon College, Fort Wayne Bible College, Arizona State University, University of California. Bible, Industrial Arts. ROBERT SWOBODA B.A., John Brown University, Arizona State University, M.A., Arizona Bible Institute. English, Speech, Fresh- man Football Coach. CLIFFORD TAYLOR B.S., Whit- worth College, B.Ed., Whitworth College, Iowa State Teachers, Montana State College, New Mexico State University, Arizona State University. Mathematics, Science. GENE THOMPSON B.A., Bethel College, Arizona State University. Music. FREDERICK WETTER B.A., Uni- versity ot Pennsylvania, M.A., University of Pennsylvania, Tem- ple University, American Theolo- gical Serninary. Languages. JAMES WRIGHT B.A., West- mont Collegeg Southern Metho- dist Universityg University of Cali forniag Arizona State University Multnomah School of the Bible Mathematics, Bible. rf I 'Jr x ht ll LAURA BURPEE MILES BURPEE ALICE HAEBERLE Maintenance Maintenance Secretary LOIS SUTTON AUGUSTA CLARK OLIVE PEARSON Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria I 1 STANDING, left to right: Sandra Inman, Freshman, Timothy Smith, Freshman, Steve Brenner, Freshman, Mr. Holmes, Sponsor, Dale VanderMolen, Junior, Bill Holloway, Junior, Linda Culea, Junior. SEATED, left to right: Gerry Curd, Sophomore, Betsy VanKommer, Sophomore, Don Honderd, Sophomore, Sherry Brenner, Secretary-Treasurer, Doug Meyers, President, Mike Bos, Vice-President, Tom Meaker, Senior, Sue Smith, Senior, Paul Fridenmaker, Senior. indent Lfrfuncil STUDENT COUNCIL Student Government is an important part of student life. The Student Council is composed of the three student body officers, the four class presidents, and a boy and girl representative from each class. Working in cooperation with the faculty and their capable sponsor, Mr. Holmes, they are constantly striving to make Phoenix Christian High School a better school. The Coun- cil regulates student activities and establishes student policies. I5 Student Rody LA Ju flflarrzrfriam JAMES ROUND 1960 EARL MAIERS 1958 Then we which are alive ancl remain shall be caughT up To- geTher wiTh Them in The clouds, To meer The Lord in The air: and so shall we ever be with The Lord. I Thessalonians 4:17 SEATED, left to right Sharon Thomas, Treasurer, Sue Smith, Representative, Toni Larson, Secretary. STANDING: Paul Fridenmaker, Repre sentativey Tom Meaker, President, Paul Lusher, Vice-President. Scnirfrs sf X Q Sponsor, MR. EWERT 20 LARRY ANDERSON He's like a burrow, always pop- ping off. CAROLYN ANDREWSON She may appear quiet but what a riot. MARY BARTON l shall feel until I die a desire To increase The sfock of harmless cheerfulnessf' RICHARD BOERSMA I leave my greatness To be guessed. PHIL BOOKER If you paddle your own canoe 1here's no one To rock The boat. BRYAN BONHAM As for me, all l know is that l know noThing. pf SHERRY BRENNER Never an idle moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. JOYCE CAISTER Unheard but not unknown. JUANITA CAMPING lt's nice to be important but it's important to be nice. BECKY COOK Small in. size but mighty in spirit. CAROLYN CRIDER Common sense is not so com- mon. EARLENE CRISWELL 'Great thoughts come from the heart. AL DALMOLIN Some people are like blotters- they soak it all in and get it all backwards. SANDY DAVIS A smile is a passport to friend- ship. JUDY DODD If you say nothing, no one will repeat it. KATHY EVERETT A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. GLENNA FALL Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. SUE FARMER The deed is everythingg the fame is nothing. qvnnv--yr -1 iii? ANNETTE FERGUSON Politeness is an inexpensive way of making friends. JUDY FORD Short legs will get you there as fast as long, if you know how to use them. PAUL FRIDENMAKER No man is small who oloes a small iob in a great way. JANET GRUBER Next to excellence is the appre- ciation of it. BILL GUMM The greatest labor saving de- vice today is tomorrow. JACK HAFER When it is definitely settled that a thing can't be clone, watch him do it. RON HANKINS He's quiet and shy with mischief in his eye. KATHY HANNAH Deeds are better than words. BEC KY HARSHMAN Worth, true worth, rarely needs a megaphone to announce its presence. DON HODGE It I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. JOE HUNTER A good thing to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. JILL HYNDMAN It never hurts to crack a smile. ALLEN JONES If you want to live to see ninety, don't look for it on the auto- mobile speedometer. BILL KERR Life is too serious to take too seriously. BOB KLUMB Don't take life too seriouslyg you'll never get out of it alive. TONI LARSON A true friend is forever a friend. PAUL LUSH ER Nothing great was ever achiev- ed without enthusiasm. LARRY MASON Strong foundations are neces- sary for a towering structure. JEANINE MCGEE To know how to wait is the secret of success. SUE MCLEOD You can always tell a woman, but you can't tell her much. TOM MEAKER A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. BETTY MEDARIS Lovely to look ati delightful to know. DOUG MEYERS When you make your iob im- portant, it will return the favor. PAM MILLER Accuracy is better than speed. PRU MILLER Joy is multiplied as it is shared with others. SCOTT MITCHELL He who overcomes self is mighty. DAVID MORRISON From a little spark may burst a mighty fIame. DAVE OWENBY One day a young -man had an accident, he was struck with a thought. TIBISH PAXTON I may not sink Ioattleships, lout atleast I'II dent them. JOY PEARSON A good example is worth a thousand sermons. STEWART PEQUIGNOT To look at him you'd never call him mischievous. JOANNE REEKES Don't Tell me what I mean, lei me figure it ou'r for myself. JUDI RETTS Honors come by diligence. GAIL SAMUELSON Dynamite comes in little pack- ages. JOAN SCHROEDER She has learned The secret of friendship. JON SCHMITZ You don'T hit anything unless you aim at if. LEROY SWAN Silence is better than empty chatter. VERNON TAYLOR The wise do not tell all they know. SHARON THOMAS Each mind has its own method. DAVID TOLBY 'I have never been hurt by any- thing l didn't say. JEANNE VAN BRUGGEN All people smile in the same language. NANCY VAN DERVLIET Fads come and go, good sense goes on forever. DIRK VAN PROYEN Laughs and fun for everyone. ARVID VEIDMARK Set your goal high, you may not reach it, but you'll put on muscle climbing toward it. JULIE WALLIN The world looks brighter from behind a smile. JOHN WANDERS lt often shows a fine command of language to say nothing. DAN WEED Lite is short, but there's always time tor courtesy. SHERRI WENDT A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash. DOROTHY WILSON A sweet smile, a Thoughtful deed, and she has won a new friend. ARCHIE WRIGHT The word 'impossible' is not in his dictionary. i f 7,44 A I ftgfa 1 V s 4 Home economists. A discussion in Civics. Senior printers at work. Mr. Hovda's Senior Bible class. Senior class meeting. Busy on the newspaper. Slide rule experts. Senior at work on the Homecoming float Dawn to 1511 inass . . . Serzirfr Snap Rum' what wie? What a bunch of Finks! 1,4 Our Kung Midas. know 1here's a secret panel Today's menu: Fingers. suv. , . re- Looky what I made! R-r-r-rrp! oops! NO!!! How 'bout that. Which ones are The suckers? id y ' ,1 1 W A , Nancy who? The big Chief. I know I should brush The Qangls all here' after meals, but . . . This is a football player? 35 Smile, Doug, we're on T.V. Just Plaln Cutesf Berry Medarls Jack Hafer Hlfllffl' Frlenclllesf Sherri Wendf Archie Wright Class Lovers Sue Smlrh Bill Gumm NOISISST Gall Samuelson AI Dalmolnn Most Arvlcl Vledmark Ferguson Most Afhleflc Kathy Hannah Allen Jones 0 I i . ,v 3 1 A , Q 5 T ii ? G. . . I I I ! . . I ' I Qallery Best All Around Sherry Brenner Doug Meyers Class Brarns Judy Refts Mlke Smlfh Most Courfeous Nancy Vandervlref Qurefesf Dorothy Wilson Paul Frldenmaker Dan Weed Wrffresf Carolyn Andrewson, Tom Meaker MosfAc1rve Tlblsh Paxton, Paul Lusher 'AQ SITTING: Linda Culea, Representative, Donna Cross, Secretaryg Carol Smith, Treasurer. STANDING: BIII Holloway, Vice-President: Dale V derMoIen,PresidentpJimwKIeiner,Representative. 3 M 9 I rr , m Iffyk- I . QW ?aT55AffgfWW Ji 13' U5 Im fa ,MIWSM f ff 'IJ I I0 Sr I JI Mm 'www n ,K I TQ- n worvyfj I f' J 5539 J 'fy H D A, ofjyp, Sf CJ jr ' wgyf Ji? X,rf ,CQ 'af 'rw I ffgi of C. A , Eff! Qi-tbl' X, My FJ . half, , wwf II. - Xb-1 - 'QQ ' ao QQ CSZDK rf' 5 L Sponsor, Mr. Quay 38 Darlene Andringa Kenneih Andringa .lim Arnold Richard Barrels Karen Bonham Michael Bos CharloTTe Bower Ron Clark Wilma Clesfer Cleta Crandall Donna Cross Linda Culea Sandee Dains Ray Dalton Beverly Davidson William Derrick Ann Dykman Truman Eggink Connie Fletcher Troy Ford jurzizfr 611155 KR. Y' Q. K 0. Stir , fm 'V' Beverly Hendricks Bill Holloway Dave Huizingh Barbara Jackson Carole Jones John King Jim Kleiner Ron Lewis Rena Lydic Margie Mann Dan McBride Norman McMahon John Menzler Dwighi' NloffiT Gordon Noyes Arnie Page Gary Peterson Sandee Powell Sandy Russell Carol Smith Roger STaub Mona Lee Taler Lydia Tell John Teters Joanne Thompson Dee Tyler Dale VanderMolen Mike Walfman Calvin Werth Doug Wickizer Roger Williams Ron Wilson Harold Young X vm f 'VN ffm Not Pictured Phil Auernheimer Susie Gore Richard Hancock Yvonne Mathieu L. Each year the Juniors fake as a project the Concession Sfands. di, 0 Jlflmkcy 15,11 iuess Here Arnie Page was emcee of the Talent Program sponsored by the Junior Class. During one of the Junior class meetings, Roger Staub discusses one of the proiecfs. This year's Junior Class pose for us. 42 One of the Junior participants in the Talent Pro- gram performs. Q23 xx L1 l W7 During one of ihe P.E. classes the girls enioy volleyball. 1 5 V95 W Q J lil , S 1 gawk: lllfllff okes These are leaders? The Bad and the Beautiful Arnie, why were you talking to that blonde? I was not! It was a redhead. Wagons, Hol!!!! X N xv -1 OUR QUEEN lHUH?J Onward girls, to more prosperous 1hings!?! lt seems luke everyone's nuts around here but me. Mr. Quays sung l gang. It could be tried! blood Oh, you nasty man!! Hey, how do you like my new Toni? fx ,up F v.. 'W ,..,Q. . -- pg-ff' 'in' Left to right: Don Honderd, Representative: Susan Heinze, Treasurerp Leni VanderWagen, Vice-Presidentf Gerry Curd, Presidentg Betsy Van- Kommer, Representativef George Pannel, Secretary. Sophamores i E r .A-Q XA 5 : Sponsor, MR. HOVDA 44 Jon Abel Judy Ashley Peggy Balboa STeve Barfon John Biddulph Claudia Bradley Judie Casey Clyde Church Lurene Clark Terry Clay Nelda Claywell Jim Clow Carl Cook Gerry Curd Bob Davies Ardilh Davis Coririe Eggink Sonia Fulton David Galbreaih Kathy Gerlach Svplzomorc' Klass .6 K, if 4 Q- gy si Ml . 'l ls, , Y .VV ', if .GCD its ff, ,Q f 46 Naomi Giles Kenneth Grissen Dale Hannah Dennis Hannon John Hanrath KaThy Hansen Susan Heinze Marilyn Hess Leslie HighsmiTh Johnny Hill Susan Hill David Homrnel Peggy Johnson Cheryl Jones Carol Kalal Danny Kolpin Larry Kortman Merrilee Kriebs Phil Kuhl Mary Larner David Leavenworth Richard Leavenworth Paul Lindlolad Chris Lindquist Paul Lorenzen Paula Mains Sybil Martin Jim McEovvn Chip Merritt Jim Nelson Danny Noland Karen OnclerLinde George Pannel James Paxton Linda Perkins Ted Pretorius Linda Renard George Ross Sueann Ruble Lynda Scott ,W Dixie Shaffer Sandie Shaum Margaret Skipworth Janet Smiser Becky Smith Trudy Snell Bert Sprague Ron Stegall Charles Steuck Wilma Stokes Tim Svvoboda Becky Tamplin Greg Taylor Clifford Titus Doug Totel Betsy VanKommer Karen VanderLugt David VanderNaalt Leni VanderWagen Carol Vos Wayne Walden Judy Walter Linda Wanders David Wright An' Yonaifes Not Pictured John Ady Roy Ellis Lynn Hilson Donald Honderd Anna-Margaret Mueller Vicki Taylor Sf' That's what you'd call proving it. Look at all those little wiggly things! Kilt' criou tix Messy, isn't it? Making a hope chest? ...ea Never thought you'd see these guys working did you? GQQdfakers,aren'tll1ey? 50 l'll bet you say that to all the girls. Well, uh, I feel . Ring around the rosy. Ya' wanna' bet? l dare you . . Our leader MLFSH! Saplzrwfzv 5 Snaps Studying AFTER school? Something smells funny Just got back from Flair. KNEELING: Steve Brenner, Representafivep Tim Smith, Presideniy Joe Burton, Vice-President. STANDING: Joyce Jones, Treasurer Dee Dee Inman, Representative, Sandy Barsness, Secretary. We hmm ESM, if' 5 P if QL4 ri- F12 f ':' 4 V 5 X' 4 Z. W -X - A X ,J ,uf 52 Sponsor, MR. SWOBODA Michele Adams Wayne Arnberson Alice Anderson Sandy Barsness Adonna Barrett Linda Bedel Douglas Berry Noble Blackshear Barbara Board Sieve Brenner Jamie Brock David Buckert Jim Bull Joe Burton Michael Camping Duane Carr Bennie Cello Sherry Compson Bennie Crandall Mike Cross fx' was dig ' P 'I ?f?is - x if l i 'sf , f r i 'inf la x S is x 8. , . lv 1 f vs -Q fvk Warn 1 . P M Kd. 42 i Q .+ vu , fx .- fs.. Charles Dalton Lanny Dawson Nancy Diekman Jerry Driesens Lois Dryfhouf Harriefle Ellis Russell Ericson Kathleen Feickert Jerry Ferguson Allen Ford Sharon Furman Marvin Garman Kathy Hamm Marianne Hanrafh James Holaday Linda Holloway Mark Hommel Deedee Inman Carolyn lubelf Pa'rTy Johnson Joyce Jones Jane Klotz Charlene Klumb Philip Latham Judy Laven Kathy Lindeman Mary Litton Ken Mann Ruth Mason Richard Mastin Marilyn McCullar Diane Mitchell Dennis Moore Mary Morris Nancy Norton Alice Osman Carol Pace Cindy Pannel Mitchell Parker Sheldon Pensinger ,wif M 8, .P is 'vu ,,. ,av 'Y' , cgi! sf-. - . ,s eq .A .K I - f :,,g J . , 'fc 7 Shelley Pensinger Farrell Perdue Sondra Perry Jerry Pope Cheryl Ravenhorst Melvin Reekes Charles Retts Carol Rother Candy Russell George Russwurm Robin Samuelson Glenn Shaffer Carolyn Skipworth Timothy Smith Randy Spoo Don Stewart Marcia Stewart Janice Stiteler Cherie Thacker Randall Thomas Duane Thompson Phil Toms Ted Tolel Karen Westerberg Lynn Wilkie Jack Williams Linda Wood Not piclu red Willie Arnold Fred Angeney Daniel Auernheirner William Dodson Douglas Lyster 'ls Silence: Freshmen at work. The Lively Ones. , ,ix Xovcwooic Shakespeare wrote such cute sayings. 5,..,. Favorite pastime . . . 58 I c6' X b Wrists up, fingers curved, hup! 95 Tf NNW aiu- .msn Say Ah! You can tell it's a freshman. Up in the air Junior Birdmen. What's the matter with her? E Q' Say cheese an are WM, sfwvmw l. E 1 if ,ff 0 s.i Class Meetings can be fun? Tim and his harem. That's singing??? Organizations 'P i '!' V' ...Q Left to right: Jill Hyndman, Mona Taler, Sherry Brenner, Paula Mains, Clyde Church, Annette Ferguson, Leni VanderWagen, Archie Wright Gail Samuelson, Betsy VanKommer, Mr. Hovda, Nancy Vandervliet, Toni Larson. ,M-ai' Co-Editors: Annette Ferguson and Sherry Bren- Ref We the Beacon staff have done a lot of hard work and had a lot of fun putting this yearbook together for you, the student body. We have tried to carry out our theme and impress upon you the tact that The Heavens declare the glory of God. We hope that we have accomplished our purpose in putting out a yearbook of which Phoenix Christian High School can be proud. 62 l6'cawr1 my Sponsor, MR. HOVDA ,441 Staff i Although the Beacon staff worked hard to produce This yearbook, the Ad staff also had a part. Without the sale of ads, this book would not be possible. The responsibility of the Ad staff was to sell ads to the various businesses of the community. ln doing so, they also had the opportunity to represent Phoenix Christian High School and the Lord. To be a member of Ad staff, a student must be responsible and maintain a high grade average. 1 552: M 5 X65 .. , Usa Sponsor, MR. BROWN C Y 716 ' Q Y 1 Q. Left to right: Carole Jones, Ann Dykman, Archie Wright, Sandee Pow ell, Lydia Tell, Mary Barton, Gail Samuelson, Sue Smith. Lett to right: Linda Wanders, Jim Clow, Susan Heinze, Sandie Shaum, Tibish Paxton, John Biddulph, Mike Smith, Joyce Caister, Becky Smith, Merrilee Kriebs, Janet Smiser, Sharon Thomas, Rena Lydic, Sandy Davis, Sue Farmer. Kzfugar ff!-life The Cougar Hi-Lites is the bi-monthly publication of the school paper. Every other Friday, the students anxiously wait the distribution of the paper so they can read about themselves, their classmates and special events or people. The staff, under the direction of Editor Joyce Caister, and Advisor Mr. Anderson, has done an excellent job this year. Printers: BOB KLUMB and JOHN MENZLER. Advisor, MR. ANDERSON, Editor, JOYCE CAISTER. 64 . 1 l LL.- . . X' s X. YM SEATED, left to right: Sue Smith, Ann Dykman, Connie Fletcher, Joy Pearson, Joyce Caister, Tibish Paxton, Sherry Brenner, Judy Retts, Annette Ferguson, Sharon Thomas, Joanne Thompson. STANDING, left to right: Wilma Clester, Rene Lydic, Dave Huizingh, Toni Larson, Sherri Wendt. aiirfmz! H0 ar Society Left to right: Joy Pearson, Treasurer, Judy Retts, President, Mr. Holmes, Sponsor, Toni Larson, Vice-President, Sharon Thomas, Secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 1 Vs if To be a member ot the National Honor Society, a student must be outstanding in the areas of leader- ship, scholarship, service, and character. In addition to this, a student must maintain a grade average of a 2 or better every nine weeks. Each year in a special assembly, the National Honor Society presents to the student body the goals of this organization. New members are also inducted during this assembly. lt is indeed a privilege and an honor to be a member of the National Honor Society. 65 STANDING, left to right: Tim Swoboda, Doug Berry, John Biddulph, Ken Grissen, Harold Young, George Russwurm, Carol Smith, Beverly Davidson, Judy Retts, Sharon Thomas. SEATED: Charlotte Bower, Rene Lydic, Mona Lee Taler, Joanne Thomp- son, Susan Hill, Susan Heinze. Left to Right: Dave Wright, Mark Hommel, John King, Wayne Walden, Doug Berry, Benny Crandall, Charles Steuck, Doug Totel, Mr. Taylor, Clyde Church, Jim Clow. 66 Sponsor: Mr. Ewert. Officers: Susan Heinze, Secretary-Treasurer: Judy Retts, President, Ken Grissen, Vice-President: Carol Smith, Recorder. Sponsor: Mr. Taylor, Left to right: Dave Wright K7TNA, Vice President, Clyde Church, Secretary-Treasurer: Doug Totel K7LSP Trustee, John King K7TNA, President. I Latin Klub SEATED: Sharon Thomas, President, Connie Fletcher, Vice President, Dee Ann Tyler, Secretary, Charlene Klumb, Treasurer. STANDING: Sheldon Pensinger, Doug Berry, Shelley Pensinger Wayne Amberson, Lynn Wilkie, Joanne Thompson, Dave Hom mel, Doug Meyers, Robin Samuelson, Jerry Driesens, Mr Wetter. 1 Qrmclz 81116 SEATED: Tim Swoboda, President, Carol Smith, Vice-President, Alice Osman, Secretary, Steve Brenner, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Wetter, Ken Grissen, Mona Taler, Carol Vos, Linda Perkins, Mary Lamer, Trudy Snell. The language students this year have shown a real interest in their clubs. Each club meets on a different Monday once a month and on the first Monday the officers meet with their sponsor, Mr. Wetter, to discuss the activities ofthe clubs for the following month. The meetings are varied by having special speakers, films, programs put on by the members themselves, and a dinner once each semester. Using these languages in the clubs is building their skills and broadening their lives. Spanish Klub 9 '. 17' flfl N! , f. f i. I TQ V 1 SEATED: Kathy Hannah, Treasur- er, Judy Walter, Secretary, Rena Lydic, Vice-President, Sue Farm- er, President. STANDING: Joanne Thompson, Susie Hill, Karen Wes- terberg, Phil Kuhl, Patty John- son, Cheryl Ravenhorst, Danny Kolpin, Vicki Taylor, Linda Scott, Mr. Wetter, Susan Heinze, George Russwurm, Judie Casey, Linda Renard, Christine Linquist, Naomi Giles, Charlotte Bower. 67 6444. FIRST ROW: Kathy Hamm, Susie Hill, Sandie Shaum, Janet Smiser, Marilyn McCuller, Lois Dryfout, Judy Casey, Mary Lamer, Linda Perkins, Beverly Davidson, Cheryl Ravenhorst, Judy Walter, Margaret Skipworth, Rene Lydic, Mona Lee Taler, Karen Vanderlugt, Mary Ann Hanrath, Leni VanderWagen, Jeanine McGee. SECOND ROW: Sherry Compson, Nelda Claywell. Sonia Fulton, Paula Mains, Karen OnclerLinde, Nancy Dickman, Trudy Snell, Kathy Lindeman, Becky Tamplin, Judy Ashley, Shelly Pensinger, Kathleen Feickert, Janice Stitler, Mary Litton. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Skipworth, Cindy Pannel, Barbara Jackson, Ruth Mason, Linda Scott, Barbara Board, Karen Westerberg, Marcia Stewart, Diane Mitchell, Sandy Barsness, DeeDee Inman, Linda Holloway. FOURTH ROW: Sybil Martin, Carol Smith, Kathy Hannah, Claudia Bradley, Carol Vos. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization composed of girls who want to participate in sports activities that are carried on outside of school. By taking part in the different sports the girls earn points towarol their sweaters. They participate in softball, basketball, and other team sports. The girls are sponosred very capably by Mrs. Lindsey. FX Rjlvixw it are '1- .-f r- . , Left to right: Claudia Bradley, Secretary, Sybil Martin, Sports Manager, Carol Smith, Vice'President: Carol Vos, Treasurer: Kathy Hannah, President. 1221. .9-0 Left to right: Vice-President, Mrs. Howard Tyler, Prayer Chairman, Mrs. Wilford Gumm, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Lyle Lusher, President, Mr. Tom Skipworth. The cooperation of the parents of Phoenix Christian High School has made possible the Parent Teacher Association. The purpose of this organization was to meet four times a year and discuss a project to benefit the school. The meet- ings brought about a better relationship between the parents and teachers. Dad? gfllb iss. . -as-ffifssssss-. MQ.FtTT'T1T!I'+a be - . s. K A . is Q. Lett to right: Vice-President, Mr. Wilford Gurnm, President, Mr. Willie Hunter, Mr. John Culea, member. Not pictured: Mr. Bonham, Secretary-Treasurer. The Dad's Club is an organization which is composed of the fathers of students and of previous students of P.C.H.S. This year they undertook the project of purchasing new roll-away bleachers for the gym. We are very proud of these men who have donated their time and abilities for the benefit of the school. X x FIRST ROW: Gail Samuelson, President: Carole Jones, Vice-President: Dee Tyler, Secretary, Donna Cross, Joanne Reekes, Carolyn Crider, Joan Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Annette Ferguson, Judy Retts, Nancy Vandervliet, Jeanine McGee, Toni Larson, Sharon Thomas, Sherry Brenner. THIRD ROW: Cleta Crandall, Carol Smith, Margie Mann, Dorothy Wilson, Sue McLeod, Becky Harshman, Jill Hyndman. FOURTH ROW: Linda Culea, Connie Fletcher, Sandee Powell, Lydia Tell, Treasurer, Sandy Dains, Karen Bonham, Nelda Claywell. FIFTH ROW: Dixie Shaffer, Sonia Fulton, Paula Mains, Susie Hill, Peggy Balboa, Cheryl Jones, Chris Lindquist. SIXTH ROW: Judy Ashley, Betsy VanKommer, Leni VanderWagen, Janet Smiser, Sybil Martin, Judy Casey, Vickie Taylor. Officers: Lydia Tell, Treasurer: Dee Tyler, Secretary: Mrs. Lindsey, Sponsor: Gail Samuelson, President, Carole Jones, Vice-President. The Pep Club is an organization of girls whose chief interest is to promote and maintain school spirit. They can usually be seen at the football and basketball games in their bright green iumpers and clean white blouses cheering the Cougars on to victory. This year the club sold mums at Homecoming as one of their projects, and they also marched with the band. Making posters for every game and having various types of sales belong on their list of projects. Any Pep Club member on campus will tell you that being a part of this club is worth all the work and time that each member gives. Pep Club cheering for another touchdown. 70 FIRST ROW: Walt Beamis, Sponsor, Tom Meaker, Richard Smith, Bob Klumb, Bill Gumm, Stewart Pequignot, Arvid Viedmark, Joe Hunter. SECOND ROW: Larry Anderson, Bryan Bonham, Al Dalmolin, Bill Kerr, Mike Smith, David Morrison, Bob Stewart, Doug Meyers. THIRD ROW: Scott Mitchell, Paul Fridenmaker, John Hill, Arnie Page, Ron Wilson, Don Honderd, Larry Mason. FOURTH ROW: Jack Hafer, Allen Jones, Rich Boersma, Dave Owenby, Dan Weed, Dirk Van Proyen. efffrmen is' glllb To become a member ot the Lettermen's Club is one of the greatest honors a boy interested in sports can achieve. He must fulfill the needed requirements to earn his letter, but when he does he is the proud owner of a grey sweater which shows his accomplishments. One can see these boys all over the campus helping to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. avg. fir 'Q S4 Xxlllgisv ,j lil mill W ,l'.ll3llll-'49 Xixnllll l' 1 9 K. 7 X i X . FRONT ROW: Tom Meaker, Vice-President, Bill Kerr, ---,J President, Walt Beamis, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Bob ' ,-f Stewart, Treasurer, Bill Gumm, Sergeant-at-armsg Arvid Viedrnark, Secretary. ,5 -' - .fvtfnXQ k Ni-ki 'Rkff X . f S2 When I consider thy heuvem, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained.-. What if man, that thou art mindful of him? and thegron of man, that thou uifitest him? Psalm 8:3-4 W 73 Mr. Thompson points out a theory to his music classes One seldom meets a man who fails at doing what he likes to do. Mr. Gene Thompson, as head of the entire music department, has led the different music groups in many activities this year. He directed the band which marched in the annual Phoenix Rodeo Parade. A Cappella Choir was also under his direction. They presented vesper programs and sang in several Phoenix churches. The Choral Club, under his direction, sang in Chapels and Vespers. ln addition, he taught General Music. ,Music Sfaculfy In deep concentration He seems 10 enioy if 74 ,4 Happ lla Christian High's A Cap- pella Choir has been very active this year. They have represented our school in many concerts off the campus plus participating in school Chapels and the well-known vesper ser- vices. Him if Mr. Thompson, the di- rector ot the choir, has enioyed working with the young people of this group and they have certainly praised and exalted our Lord in song this year. FIRST ROW: Barbara Jackson, Nancy Vandervliet, Annette Ferguson, Betty Medaris, Joy Pearson, Carolyn Andrewson, Dee Tyler, Joanne Reekes, Sue Smith, Sue Farmer. SECOND ROW: Paula Mains, Joyce Caister, Sherri Wendt, Glenna Fall, Earlene Criswell, Jeanine McGee, Ann Dykman, Connie Fletcher, Sandee Powell, Mary Barton. THIRD ROW: Juanita Camping, Mike Bos, Paul Lusher, Bill Gumm, Dirk Van Proyen, Bryan Bonham, Jon Schmitz, Harold Young, Jon Abel, Scott Mitchell, Sherry Brenner. Paul Lusher, President and Student Di rector, Nancy Vanclervliet, Librarian ll ,. Left to right: Bill Holloway, President, Tibish Paxton, Librarian, Archie Wright, Student Director. Hand The band this year in their green and gray uniforms has marched at Homecoming and participated in the Phoenix Rodeo Parade. This group has also taken part in pep assemblies and football games. During each day the band members have usually been heard in the morning hours prac- ticing for these occasions. The band has always been a useful function at Christian High. FIRST ROW: Margaret Skjpworth, Earlene Criswell, Gordon Noyes, John King, Judy Laven, Carol Rother, Charlotte Bower, Kenney Mann Lanny Dawson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Jackson, Tim Swoboda, Wayne Walden, Carolyn Iubelt, Larry Kortman, Jim Nelson, Ron Clark Bill Dodson, Doug Wickizer, Carolyn Skipworth, Mary Lamer, Wilma Stokes, Rena Lydic, Carol Vos, Tibish Paxton. THIRD ROW. Phil Kuhl Linda Holloway, Karen OnderLinde, Paul Holaday, Melvin Reekes, Cleta Crandall, Marvin Garman, Benny Crandall, Dwight Moffitt David Wright, Bill Holloway, Archie Wright. 76 d Snell ArditKsDavis, vvuma c..--.., H dricks Susie Hlll, ueven, -, , Nelda Names From Front to Back: Margaret Mueller, Tru y , Lindquist, Becky Smith, Vicki Taylor, Linda Culea, Judy Ford, Linda Wanders, Bev en , Sandie Dains, Karen Bonham, Sueann Ruble, Peggy Johnson, Linda Perkins, Kathy Hansen, Janet Smiser, Sonia Fulton K th Gerlach, Linda Scott, Corine Eggink, Linda Renard. Not pictured-Marilyn Hess. gflff rl! 61116 This past year cha, . I Cl b direction of Mr. Geane 'lilhoxliz Umilel The Capable participated in such activitiespasngin ills group has and the Christmas vesperg Qing in chapel - 5 Officers- Linda CU ' l , p . puhonl Librarian. ea res. Soma I. A .. I I2 1-vs. JP . i S I5 THE SENIOR CHOIR Mu ic ,llcfizfificf MIKE BOS, Saxophone Player Senior Girls' Trio: Tibish Paxton, Sue Smith, Sherri Wendt GLENNA FALL, Accompanisf Girls' Sextet: Linda Wanders, Becky Smith, Kathy Gerlach, Ardith Davis, Pam Miller, Lurene Clark ARCHIE WRIGHT, Baritone GLEN NA FALL, Pianist Senior Girls' Trio: Carolyn Andrewson, Betty Medaris Juanita Camping PAUL LUSHER, Song Leader Instrumental Trio: Bud Brown, Saxophone, Truman Eggink Trumpet, Mike Bos, Saxophone ffiviiiss ld ...k. WALTER BEAMIS a QQ, V 1 , s. ll L Q' 1433 Along with a winning season in football, Coach Beamis has always put the spirtual welfare above winning. When he is on the field he is found coaching Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, and Varsity and J.V. Track. Kvaches Though this is his first year at P.C.H.S., Coach Lindsey has contributed greatly to the morale of the athletes. This year he coached J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball, and Baseball. I 4 . CU X l BENNY LINDSEY CHRISTIAN ,,..,,..... . CHRISTIAN ....III. ,.A. Christian .....,. CHRISTIAN ..C....,,,,. CHRISTIAN ...,.. , ,.., . Christian ..,..., CHRISTIAN ,,A..A,... CHRISTIAN ,.,,.,.., CHRISTIAN .A..K..,.,., CHRISTIAN ,, f,f,,7'N I I4 I9 7 25 28 O I3 46 34 I2' Tolleson .... .... I 3 Buckeye ..... ,.... O PEORIA 20 Alhambra ....., -- 7 Kingman .... -- O WINSLOW .,.. -- 6 Agua Fria ......... --- 7 Phx. Indian .,...... -- 6 Paradise Valley .,,... .... 6 Miami .,...,.,,.,.,,... -- 6 Stfvfball ' 4i5ii-as-I -. .1+ I -tffv 14., A551-., , ' ' - - 2' ,...,4., 1 . A .'f .sn -ff 5 ' 8-2 ' 1 - 1 , U REcoRD 4,1 -gs '- ,h ' .f' fr 'gif '- -f 'f ' In' K '.12..r.!' - 'f ' In spite of many iniuries received this year the team has combin- ed their efforts to make this year a great success. This being their first year at Phoenix Christian, Coach Beamis and Coach Lindsey have contributed greatly to this year's team. R J' if . , is - yt k ,. This year's Freshman squad Managers: DAVID MORRISON and PAUL FRIDENMAKER Svrzirfr Um' BILL KERR, Halfback , S LARRY ANDERSON, End BRYAN BONHAM, End MIKE SMITH, Quarterback ARVID VEIDMARK, Tackle RICH SMITH, Guard TOM MEAKER, Cenier 98 U' Q Q I , I 4 Ou! fazwrzg Playas . ' QQ x TOM MEAKER All-State Center, First string All-Conference defensive Guard DOUG MEYERS and DOUG MEYERS All-Conference Honorable Men tion BILL GUMM Team Co-captains Not pictured LARRY ANDERSON and STEWART PEQU IG- NOT All-State Honorable Men- f' 9' tion Anvlo VIEDMARK BOB STEWART t Chuck Reedy Memorial Trophy All-Conference Honorable Mention I00 7 K ., J V, r-. 4 n..,,, Hafer picks up yardage Meyers shakes would-be tacklers The Marching Offense of the mighty Cougars Cougars close in on an Alhambra runner Bill Gumm hits hoop prior to Buckeye game A brave Cougar is finally brought down by a Lion Cougars stop a Kingman runner Bonham completes another conversion Varsity l6'a kcfba!! STANDING, left to right: Bryan Bonham, George Pannel, Larry Mason, Ron Roger Staub, David Owenby, Scott Mitchell, Larry Anderson. 1'- I04 Lewis, Bob Klumb, Coach Lindsey. KNEELING, left to right: We look back on a difficult season of basketball. lt was not want- ing in fight and excitement but the scoreboard was consistently against us. This was the year to build. We have confidence in Coach Lindsey and his ability to coach the Cougars and build a team. He and the team are to be commended on their ability to fight right down to the wireg in face of defeat they were determined. Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian Christian 29 36 55 34 40 39 42 24 42 63 44 38 Paradise Valley Superior Phoenix Indians TOURNAMENT Agua Fria Tolleson Buckeye Agua Fria Gilbert Paradise Valley Tolleson Kingman Superior Buckeye Peoria Tolleson Agua Fria Buckeye Kingman Peoria villa' J? 62 K STANDING, left To right: Coach Beamis, Gerry Curcl, Philip Auemheimer, Don Hondred, Dale VanderMolen, Bill Holloway. KNEELING Joe Burton, Ron Sfegall, Charles Dalton, Charles Reffs. Cougars receive edge on iump. Cougars drive in hard for lay up. 9177 I1 'T' Frosh fight Buckeye for ball. Cougars tangle with Tolleson. STANDING, left to right: Duane Thompson, Marvin Garman, George Russwurm, Phil Latham, Lynn Wilkie, Mike Camping. SECOND ROW, standing: Don Stewart, Joe Burton, James Bult, Ted Totel, Jerry Ferguson. KNEELING: Charles Dalton, Timothy Smith, Bart Whiles, Charles Retts, Jerry Driesens, Jack Williams. IO7 l6'asaI1all B ersma Tom Meaker, Larry Anderson, Gerry Curd, Don STANDING, left to right: Coach Lindsey, Bill Holloway, John Abel, Richard o , Honderd. KNEELING: Ronnie Lewis, Roger Staub, Dirk VanProyen, Scott Mitchell, Bill Gumm, Bill Derrick, David Galbreath. Varsity Coach Lindsey piloted a club in both the maiors and minors this year. The varsity was strength- ened by a dugout full of veterans and the Cou- gars farm club had promise. Six seniors played their last baseball this year. This pennant minded Cougar Club gave the fans some good baseball their ood to watc showing. h and are to be commended on g I08 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Paradise Valley Tolleson Maryvale Agua Fria Buckeye Kingman Alhambra Peoria Agua Fria Peoria ff, Buckeye Kingman ,Q f Paradise Valley ji I Alhambra jf Tolleson X ' ff l,ZZf fi 4 -Q it Q c . af s Q. W I Q! ,ggi O O s KV? ' VPN George Russwurm, Bob STANDING, left to right: Coach Lindsey, Jerry Driesens, Mike Camping, Phil Latham, Dale Garman, Fred Angeney, Davies, Lynn Wilkie. KNEELING: Joe Burton, Charles Retrs, Noble Blackshear, Mark Hommel, Chip Merritt, Larry Korfman, Gary Peterson, Rickey Barrels. ' IO9 Var ity Crank . -N J' l 'J' KNEE!-lNG, left to right: Bryan Bonham, Danny Noland, David Morrison, Allen Jones, Mike Smith, Arvid Veidmark, Doug Meyers. STAND- ING, FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Beamis, Greg Taylor ,Troy Ford, Larry Anderson, Bob Klumb, Bill Derrick, Mike Bos, Roger Staub. 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