Santa Cruz Valley High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Eloy, AZ)

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'. uv r 13 ' ' f 3,-, 3131: X ' .1 ' - - ' 'zf. .X -xl.: . .f , it ,N .H , 'q' , .- fi: L -I 1 ': K fgif Q J .Q - ,. - , - - , EDITOPJ - Bakbdwfwnlglwb AQIQIPNT EDITOR: - Lhmdmwaddlo RJQINEQQ MGNAGEIZ - Eualgnu Couuudav AUWQOPJ-Mfv.ClolwCaQoofb WI-llI2J.WlND 1 966 QANV1 CRUZ WXLLEYUNION I-HGH QC!-IOOL ELUK ARIZONA OED Our changing environment at Santa. Cruz High has been affected by additional class-room space, and by an increase in the faculty mem- bership. The administrative offices were en- larged and a new Science and Horne Economics building was erected. These are only a few of the various changes that have been made dur- ing the past year at Santa Cruz. As the time progresses, the growth of the school, the addi- tions to the school and the increase in faculty members indicate the interest in education which is prevalent in our society. It is our pleasure to introduce the 1966 Whirlwind to you, and we hope that you will become a part of it. ,.- b ,, L, 4 Y 1 'E5'5E':-Jr-1 17 ikfiizig ' ' 53 ,, 3'i .,iF5l?if' , :nf K1 2 A ' ? 4+'7 z an , . ',, 3152 gg? 1,3 , R Q M i 12 5 E Ref ' 1 a .f K C1-AHZEO. QOOIT DEDICAUON To you, Mr. Scott, Guidance Coun- selor and WHIRLWIND sponsor of Santa Cruz High, we proudly dedicate the 1966 edition of the WHIRLWIND. Mr. Scott was Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, and a teacher dur- ing the years 1960-1964. Last year he was assigned the position of Guidance Director. Mr. Scott has held the respect of the students while maintaining good discipline. He shows his respect and concern for students not only by spon- soring the WHIRLWIND and main- taining his duties as Guidance Director, but also by his everyday association with them. Because of his outstanding work as a teacher, as a sponsor, and a friend, the members of the WHIRLWIND staff are proud to dedicate the 1966 WHIRLWIND to MR. CLAIR C. SCOTT. 1966 ND DEDICGIEE 'IZXBLE OF mouuv AND Avwwssmmou 6 CLASSES I4 QC!-IOOL LIFE 43 ORGANIZATIONS 49 MUSIC: es An-ILE-1109 ev HONORS se A so SENIOR! BIBUOGRAPI-REQ we INDEX 1 os in ,Nix L :xt thexe only give them life, lboxe the art of living well.--Aristotle E S 45 -W 1 we fn 2 f i if 2 1w-- 2 wisp-w .J wi -,--:--.1 -- f- - 1 in-.mu .,,--. 1:-5. Q1-iz 2 Q. ,- ., Qi. 1: 1: wg, 7 fm Q2 M Q. .J K: MK. .4 .W , me. fl QUCOEQQ IQ AC!-IIEVED Tl-IPJOUG-I-I EFFOETAND 'NME 3 ' - 'i'QXh.1'-Xillxru GLENDON' TREADAWAY Principal CLAIR SCOTT Guidanre Couruelar BOARD OF EDUCATION-Left to Right: Fred R, North, Inroming Memberg David Pretzer, Clerkf E. A. Thomasson, Praxi- derzif Lowell M. Inman, jr., Memberf Phil S. Thompson, Memlzerg Not Pictured, Leland M. jones, Vice Prexidenl, Outgoing Member NEW ADDIHONQ T0 FACUCIY DEAN HONSINGER HELEN HONSINGER PATRICIA Morr JOAN PUCKETT PHILIP ATWOOD JOHN McKEE RELDA SMITH 2 Seniors get a course in basic psychology from Mrs. Smith in a class called Family Living. 9 m4 5qo- ,, k ,N ,..f-P -: ,. What's my problem? I can't see a thing! Mr. Honsinger introduces the Sophomores to the finer points of the microscope along with bug collections, and dissecting in Biology. i 1 1 l l PETER ASHKINE HOWARD DEAN NANCY DUNLAP LONN IE FOSTER CALIXTO GARCIA DELBERT HALL I0 Q. Cc TEAC!-IEIZQ INQPIPE QYUDENT BODY OREN HAWSE HAROLD JOHNSON ZADA LINES Mr. McKee lectures to an Ag. I class on Arizona's Agricultural Potential. JOHN MCGLYNN BONNIE MURDOCK mouuv Acme nu scnoou AND comuurunv Praojecne BETTY PROCK ANTHONY VALDEZ JOAN WELKER Y Why didn't I take Shorthand? Miss Welker plys her English Class with notes. s 4 - I Sx fm vi t 3 , 'l F4 K ., I2 Mr. Valdez has Juniors pondering over American History. Girls learn the finer points of office machines in Mrs. Honsinger-'s office prac- tice class. X WILLINGAND L... MRS. BARBARA LAWERANCE Mrs, Keeling, may I have an aspirin? Mrs. Lawerance, I just clon't know what to do . . . Curly, are you taking us to the game? To you wonderful people who not only brighten up our day with your smiles, but help us out and make our school more attractive and comfortable, we MRS. NADA KEELING at Santa Cruz sincerely say, Thanks l ...Tl-IATQOUIPJ EQANDCUQIODIANQ Our Cu.flodiam': Harry Williams, E. C. Buck Foote, I.. A. Skinney Rhodes, Leon Curly Collins. I3 ' -bg: 450: WSQSS ,r- , 1 . 1 P . - , ll 4 Y at 11. Q gg, ,,. Q.. . gl Q u., ,I ,rq 2j3'r, 5:2 1' , Q i fzr' , 6- f - qw f if 20- 7 201 Q 'T-1,1 it , X T jf V1 I f in lg. ., 1, - , ji'-V. 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Our class colors are lavender and whiteg our class flower is the lilac. We'll find a way or make it is our class motto. As Freshmen, our class officers were Glen Pearce fPre.videnij, Frank Romero IVire-Presidezztj, Mary Colores fSen'etary-Trearurerj, Harriet Thompson K Girl Reprerentaihfej, and Paul Ray Powell fBoy Reprerent- ativej, and Paul Ray Powell fBoy Reprerefztativej. Mrs. Bill Iselin, Mrs. Martha Maynard, Coach Howard Dean and Mr. Odro Ragsdale were our class sponsors. Sandi Wacker and Arlene Hampton were elected I.V. Cheerleaders. Our class float, Dry 'Em Up won-first place for originality in the Homecoming parade competition. Claire Grieve was one of the majorettes for the Santa Cruz Band. As we entered our Sophomore year, we were led by Glen Pearce as President along with Barbara Wright fVice-P1'e.ride1ztj, Diane Milster ISecretary-Treafzzrerj, Harriet Thompson I Girl Representative 1, and Bill White fBoy Reprerezztativej. Diane Milster was elected FFA Sweetheart. Our class sponsors were Mr. Robert Doolittle, Mr. john McGlynn, Mr. jim Gunter and coach Howard Dean. JESSIE ESCARCEGA MARY ESPARZA MARIA DIAZ ERNIE ESCANDON JAMES FETTY QENIOIZQ ACI-IIEVE NEW HOPEQ AND AMBITIONQ . . HAROLD FOOTE CLAIRE GRIEVE SUSAN GATES DAVID GOBEA In our junior year, we elected Bill White fPreriderztj, Barbara Wright fVice-Preridentj, Mary Colores Secretary-Trearzzrerj, Diane Milster I Girl Reprerefztativej, and Frank Romero fBoy Reprerezzmthfej. Our class spon- sors were Miss Nancy Dunlap, Mrs. jean Treadaway, Mr. John McGlynn and Mr. Don Harkey. ' Also as juniors, Mary Colores, Diane Milster and Sandi Wacker were elected Varsity cheerleaders. Shirlene White and Robert Baker were chosen U. of A. Outstanding Junior Girl and Boy. Attending Girls State were Barbara Wright and Shirlene White, while Bill White and Bert Wootan attended Boys State. Lettermen's Sweetheart was Barbara Wrightg F.F.A. Sweetheart was Harriet Thompson. Our junior-Senior Prom was held at St. Helen's Church with the theme as An Evening in Paris. This was the year for class rings, concession stand, and the junior Play, which was en- titled, See How They Run . -u Herbie Carson fBert Wootanj introduces Cassius Mud fCalvin Tuckerj in the Missing America Contest. IN PIZEPAPJNG POIZJTI-IE EARL HALL LARRY HARRIS The physics class tests the reaction of Cobalt 60. ? I ... 9 SX lsf' N kff Q RAMON HERNANDEZ DARRELL GRUBBS MICHAEL GRUBBS ARLENE HAMPTON -p Q. CLARA HERRERA BILLY LAXX' SON DAVID MADEXWELL RODNEY HICKMAN YOLANDA JAQUEZ LLOYD LAWSON HENRY LEWIS We are at last Seniors! Our class officers are Bill White fPre.ride:2tj, Barbara Wright fVire-Preridelztj, Clara Herrara f.S'ecretary-T1'e21f1n'erj, Jessie Fetty fBoy Reprererztalizfej, and Diane Milster fGirl Repreyentaiivej. Our sponsors are Mrs. Helen Honsinger, Miss Joan Welker, and .Mr. John McGlynn. Sandi Wacker, Diane Milster, and Mary Colores are our Varsity cheerleaders. Other Seniors officiating as Presidents are: Glen Pearce, F.F.A.g Barbara Wright, Girls League and yearbook Editorg Shirlene White, G.A.A., Student Body Secretary-Treasurer, and Band Club President, and Bert Wootan, Student Body President. Seniors attended both U. of A. and A. S. U. Senior Days. As the year progresses, we can look forward to the various assemblies concerning class announcements, graduation, careers, as well as determining the college of our choice. Our 1965 Homecoming was one of the main events of the year. Reigning as queen was G.A.A. candidate, Shirlene White. We won our game with San Manuel with a victory of 40-6. MEANINGFULTO EACH AMBHIOUQ SENIOR' FRANCISCO MADRIL ARTHUR MALONE The senior float entitled Minor Casualties glides down Main Street during the Homecoming parade. JANE MARTINEZ RICHARD MENDOZA CHARLENE MILLER TOPCV-A SERVE-TOINQPIPE... PEGGY MILLER EDILIA PANTOJA NORBERT ROSALES 22 DIANE MILSTER TED NITE GLEN PEARCE PAUL RAY POWELL Diane Milster decorates the goal posts for the Homecoming game :kzfiif AND GUIDE ENT!-IUQMQTIO QIUDENT BODY ,sm-we PHYLLIS SIMMONS ALAN SMITH This thing is going to be a major casualty if we don't get busy! Seniors work to complete their float, Minor Casualties. BETTY SYLVESTER HARRIET THOMPSON MIKE SMITH MARLIN STONE CALVIN TUCKER SENIOR FOLLIEQ MEFWH1-I QUCOE-QQ CECILIA VALENZUELA SANDRA WACKER MANUEL URQUIDES Miss Mott's Art class demonstrates their ability by making decorations for Homecoming. RICHARD WEIR The Waltz of the Flowers is expressed delightfully by the boys in the senior class follies. QENIOIZQ SEI' QC!-IO!-AQTIO G-ON-Q . SI-IIRLENE WHITE IRENE WONG Clalre Grneve 15 mstructed to hold that pose and look at the bxrdle by Up-Dike's photographer WILLIAM WHITE HERBERT WOOTAN BARBARA WRIGHT I ADAM YSAGUIRRE DANNY ZARAGOZA 25 C!-IARAGEPJ, QC!-IO'-APS!-IIP. LEADEIZQHIP AND QEPMOE sEN1oRs WHO HAVE ATTENDED ELOY SCHOOLS' SINCE FIRST GRADE Manuel Alvarez Jimmy Anthony Fred Ballard Johnny Castillo Virginia Chavarria Mary Colores Robert Colores Maria Diaz Ysidoro Espinoza Harold Foote David Gobea Earl Hall Larry Harris Ramon Hernandez Clara Herrera Yolanda Jaquez Lloyd Lawson Bill Lawson Henry Lewis Jane Martinez Richard Mendoza Edilia Pantoja Glen Pearce Paul Ray Powell QENIOIZ AUTOGPAPI-IQ 0 Wx fi li -:M i A -r g 'in r' Gas Q9 q A 1 X I .gag lfii . Jag? , An! 2335, 'rd - Norbert Rosales Linda Scott Phyllis Simmons Robbie Smith Marlin Stone Manuel Urquidez Cecilia Valenzuela Richard Weir Bert Wootan Barbara Wright Adam Ysaguirre Danny Zaragoza 5 5 , ?? . w gf ' 'F 1 , . W, 1 . f.-,Q L I s . 4' Li' 72- :ji 'Ks s gxgy 31 1 U 1 4.3.1 . , Q ' wh . 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Bruce Martan Bobby Malone Michael Markham Joe Marquez Severiano Martinez, Ralph Mendoza Becky Misquez Rayrhond Montijo Theresa Montijo Mercy Murrietta Steven Myers Patricia Nelson Timothy Nite Johnny Ollerton Leoln Orclway Saletha Parker Darlene Payne Myra Pearce Edward Pretzer juan Ramirez Manuel Ramirez Arnold Ramos Lupe Rodriguez Ruben Rodriguez Cl-A99 OF '67 HIGHLIGI-NED BY This is the place, people! Juniors man their battle stations for half-time rush. NG 112-EAQIJIZED Ol-ASQ PJNGQ - gi -VVV cw if Gabriel Rosales Raul Sigarroba Tommy Steen Olivia Valdez Maggie Rosales jimmy Simmons Tom Stevenson Esperanza Valencia Mary Lou Rosales Albert Smith Michael Sullivan Juanita Valencia Rufino Sauceda Cleofas Soto Brenda Thomas Nattie Valenzuela cu-ies: QOUGI-FVBYJUNIOIZQ Santos Vasquez Ramon Vidal Linda Waddle Brenda Warren. Rosa Watson Debbie Weeks Danny White Madfllene W1'll12mS The second hour Chemistry class cleans up the laboratory after determining the products remaining after the preparation of oxygen 34 Jglff ' fi 4T?7T ' x 1- :V '-1 ,1 - N ff' f fx '- 4 ,-,V Y Mg -.Xxx , . 4,-r , V I . - -In -,-si, ' p-Q-.QS , 1'LQ2 ' , X , N on '1.J :- '- 'M r xmgg X 5.9 Q 1 ff! IX 'x V . f X 1 in 1 A QQ, 1 VAX! xX Q Q i A X1 . xl A v K WSG' :!7?g-I kr qfgl 'HRX es rf I K I 'A 'fi-I ' x 5 iff' 35 At f 1 4 M W . , x'V ' J Av .1 aft V- Zi: Arthur Kathy Alderete Amos Robert Inez Burchett Bustos Ki 5 t Z4 g H if eiea f i a 1 Ann Cornman Michael Delgado Iuanito Elizonclo at , , 'xg 1 4 if nl: ,Qt ,, 1 ,,: x. ' Q W QOPI-IOMOREQ PEACH TURNING POINT Dr ttrt 1 Je ' i . 4 f r., ' M T 1 f- Z, ' ,' e .:-: If Q-'bf 7 .,l. V rr- ' 'Qi 'S 5 ' I if I llz - if aaa 7 Qg G Y ff l f- 1T 1 1 fell: ' 5 ii - ig f it - ,F A1 AA .,V, gf - 5 I V, Q, bfb.-' X . ' ff' at gr. . G' i , g A i f g i 4' ' R ai 'G A ig ff ' ' , ' ' 'VF' - g y l , KAVV ,t V , to V t M331 'H I g oi ttar if t .fir-. ' 'l 1 :jg vvv. ,I 4 f l Yi Y 'Q A , 1' , A-,,,f!k: In - LQ, Tift ill :gi M ieiir . , ra ' 5, V I lk 1' iff! w G ff .,,, ' Patrick Frank Seferino jimmy Robert Lorene I. T. Arredondo Awbrey Banda Bazan Binkley Bradford Burchett Eva jean Luis john Pam Gilbert Mary Ellen Jewell Cade CHIVO Cevedia Chamberlain Chavarria Chavarria Colter fl, E 5. N v -, Y In Q if if i Q. 5 4 , .W VA , ' .1 J K R -15 ,a 1' Frank Harvey Corona Davidson Diane Charles Diaz Duran Larry Virginia England Escalante SPONSORS: Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Smith, Miss Puckett, Mr. Honsinger. 1-TE 1 4 luv ! Girls in Home Ec. II clean up after another day at the stove. 36 . Q' 5 1 A g xt! it - G ,Q M iii 'stay at r V I sf N t aa Yolanda Tony Escalante Esparza Salvador Gregory Gandara Garcia Donald Fe-tty Juanita Garcia t fl , y T .fax -2 to tf if ., '. :frgf':.f' fs ' V ,Jain K gflfgg .tai ' N, , -. I . XX John Margie Fouts Galaviz Alfred Natalie Gonzales Haggard IFJ FJIGBFI S3C2l4CDfDl- ll ' ' f J ii e i it y y L 5 X .x,L'i J?i :H Y H,...,. H , R Q , 22 ' P - f T i is l 1 We if il fi, ' A l Zlx 1 i .t i it aa 35 if,,'eg :- .: 'lie Phillip William James Anita Judith Hampton Hampton Harrison Hernandez Hughes Thomas Larry Lupe Glenn Benny Juniel Kilpatrick Lucero Legate Leos Looks like Miss Puckett, Cathy, and jimmy are playing Three Mus- keteers at the Mixer. L flap? ,f l ,.. av Q l . 1 ,Q ' Rudy Moran Tommy Powell 'Q . x-,L Janet Pearson Larry Price 'lf lit' i 1.1 s K ' lim .- -- if 4 11 1 M ' U lilll im ii i 5 if l E Jimmie Olga Francisco Vrnfurii Huie Jaquez Jiminez Juarez Maneul Kenneth Raul Ruben Lerma Long Lopez Lopez Flora Micheal Julia Stephen Malone Manis Martinez MCK3Ugh2I1 Gary Sharon ' Manuel Sylvia Maxam Meiner- Melendrez MCr1dOZa Rodney David Tony Gustavo Mitchell Montijo Montijo ' Moran 2 l , , i L nw Y:, Y' Tony Don f Perez Powell Kenneth Helen If these sophomores look a little dazed, it's no wonder. This is Prock Ramirez geometry I 37 CLASS OF '68 EXPERIMENT Wm-I APHTUDETEQIQ ' 1 7 it M l e r n l Q. ef , ' if - .. Hffiilfrs - QS: -T, M mx fi? 1 - QQ A f ' ' lj'1'6y'Q1'F F' av s 11 ' - :if este, R p 1 757 , ' fjfg l iz'-7 .h- xi -' i V fir: iris, l i A Q 5 1 ' ' 'li .ez Q Jesus Mary Ramirez Ramirez Petra Robert Sanchez Sm-,el-,ez 2 me 3: . 3. K -We . an 5 2 fl 'sfmig ' 1' 1- if if fill iii 1-H' ev NMO Robert Arthur Reyes Rincon Rivera Marv Helen Robert Sieve 5211166521 Shuler Simpson Robbie Roberts Mary Stevenson Lupe Rosales Linda Thompson I l . V, i M , , K H, L ,Q , .,, Q, J' sf arise Q , s L f -Z-1' v r I H, N. David Roueche Phi lip Thompson Wh , I , B.- ,X . ,nh 2 sg Jerry Ruby Vera Tidwell Torres T01-res Y i Madilyn Mercelo Gloria Tucker Valencia Valenzuela Looks like some sophomore English student wants to play football. Raymond .lafllce DOUGH Valenzuela Waddle Walker ii N .-sf: W- it ,i if 5 iii? 555' I K fiaig 23.555 :ith ,, W ' Q. .5 + ,, - - -' ,r i f lfiii ' ,, :-r ,rich Jerry Bobby Fannie Warren Weaver Williams Kathryn Robert Stella 38 Williams Wyatt Zaragoza joe Saldivar Merlina Thorn ton i rr' - JR W 77 jgif',f ,f .R-'1 ' 1 llvfglt Xl, ml l l l ' Xi! -if ii I 4' Nj MAA I! Kenneth Townsend Luis Valenzuela Susan Walker Sophomores try a walking float this year. Tired? CLASS OFFICERS CathyQH,g1wse-Y-Prefizlezzi 1 h',A' L Jegn PretZe r-Serretfzry-fI'1'edgfnrer LebbsQ-Vice Presidc1ftf l h D6Gracia--Boy Repfgieututive hIyHEtQE:Wbotan-Gi1'l Repjwenkfnfiue . QA .. .5 ,,...4fL r:1zeQl4MEN seem FOUI-'21-YEAIPJJOUIZNEY 'ra af ,i .af 4 . K. -Q , we-K . 1 Sammie Tony Jimmy Max Alvarez Apalatequi Baker Banda Kenneth Mguy La Velma Rebecca Byrd Chafon Chase Chavarria Hermosinda Aguilar Gary Beard Carol Chesley Danny Cosillos Gerald Degracia -e r K- xf' Norman Fetty Arnulfo . 13' joy Frank Carmen Mary Albritton Alderete Aldman Alvarez Linda David Mary Mary Ann Beard Bustos Bustos Butler Doretta Dora Connie Tony Colter Corona Coronaglo Coronel Ethard Larry Richar Don SPO so . - ' Cousins COX Davis Decker N RS. Mr. Garcia, Mr. Hall, Miss Dunlap, Anna Riley Sidonio Karen Mr. Murdock Diaz Doss Easbrae Eastman 5 1 :i,1 A - R irra f t a n M t, o or o if , i g r af i ii.i fifi D e ii R ,z LTiA't , N , .F . xy ,.hZ V ter? iid-It 3 I K t g la if ,far M ii X 44 iiii X v?:'ii5 i 1 ' ' X D i i. ,,,, 1 Y T? if 551?Q ? Q Digi f tl at '.s,r . - .lv 4 1'-'2gu 1aQt J it ROSiE Joe Robert David Josephine Margaret jesus Santos Flores Gaitan Gant Garcia Garcia Garcia Garza Garza Victor Renita Ruben Virginia William Larry Cathy Shirley Granado Grubbs Guanajuaw Haggard Hale Harwood Hawse Henson Gil 40 PRES!-IMEN E NEW RESPONSIBILITIES 'K ,Q fy .,,, ,. i X Y- A f Lu- fl ,ef ' so V-', N ,f ,S-.aa 1 VY f 1 5 at , W 1 5 1 '..' SSS, is 1 if ii t. Q J J, I I f is l lt :E 2 3 ,Glu . 1 - is SQ, ii' Q i 't I , N ff v X I xr, V R 2 . I ' RQ t EIR ' gl: V 'E in , ,H I ,S,i 4 , V A , 1 2- - ,, Y- S 1 S SS l. .s H at Reyes Mike Randy Rose Willie Paul Aristeo john Reed Hernandez HolmeS Hughes JHQIUCZ Johnson juan Juarez Juarez Kempton Ellen Wlayne Shirlene Shirley I-Yf1fli5 Arthur Delois Silvester Frank Kimmons Lawrence Lawson Lawson Lebbs Legate Loggins Lonogia Lopez MRICUS Johnny Ronnie Pam' Ricky Karen Celesta George Betty LOPCZ MCCQSUH McCaslin MQCIIHCY 'McDaniel McKay MCNatt Maldonado Martinez DONQUSO Genevieve Lucy LUIS . Mary Ann Tony Manuel Penny Bruce MHIIIHCZ Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Mariano Marsch Martin . . i.i ,. H t t -as , L V E .A llelalili if M . G r 4 he ' ' 0' -2 L, if .V His., s. '- A . 1 fb fN ', ' at 'Q 'FSL fi f? V ,, . V fa' ' ' ' e',, 4 'tll X 'Ja-QI, rt. 5 QP W K if .WI Q N new t Q f me klilmft 1 - il iff in lhyy , ., I ,. 1. 1 at o Pi 'nf' ' K ' +2 ' K . Sw 17 ff Q' C 4. .ff ii -fi x ' 1 R H K U ' Q - iii ' A K yttt 1 S taer . S- r. 1 Ps., W K, ., V -'Q N 1 Lg 2, -Fhxsi- ,Anil , I 5 ' if W Y riff! 5 R gl vi? :.f2?i.3, . Ruby Carlos Raul Robert Lona David Delora Gloria Luis Masters Medina Medrano Miller Mohler Montijo Morgan Montijo Montijo Rosemary Dalia Paul Lydia Mona Ben jean Christina Janie Montijo Murrieta Nelson Ortiz Pearce Preciado Pretzer Ramirez Ramirez Margie Sarah Ernie Virginia Harold Maria Arthur Carlos Stanley Rankin Raya Renner Reyna Risenhover Rocha Rosales Rosales Rushing 4I J. idx, i f wk mi? if P f fii ' 5 , Rosalie Salazar Micheal Smith Hilda Tarango Juanita Valdez Lee Voss Qfrrc, , 4' 'Ii - N if ii :Q 4 iw . .5 F4 ff 1 4 V , si!!- gi , .. . R, nik., ,- 4- s :- , ia, X ' ,, s FPJOQI-I Cl-A99 c1qg,'fXQ5jofzQaw L52 ' ' 4 HQ . -, ig 4 i s ,--- n- . , , A S51 if 5 ,1 5? SM A W! S 235. iii i ' -f ,c , it at 'f til, g 'rw K' . 2 N s eq, f fail ft tiff 'X ' lb' evil 1. wh . Q in nw. 'Eag- f., -if-'P ... , 't ff 'l'?5s 34 as 5' IN 9.0. 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V! t X a. xx U V '7?Q?Ei 4' ' le i,1ia'5Wi?1 'H3L .ia a'Z' fsffnc avec +E:3g V U . 71 :KL if 'Hi' 1, , I? . 1 ?!iioTii4?33.ni iisfgi N Q5 it E ll.l lal,, r li it to Pete Elizabeth Roger mi llll M l Serda Shaw Sherwood ' J 'f' ,ig , f Marc Connie Bill , A 3 - T A South Stanclriclge Stanfielcl L t L ZZWV L 7 Joe Cafmalifa Elsie s eill Tarango Thomas Thomas fi L Ramona Rose Sheila i A r A . fi Valenzuela Valenzuela Vasquez in A iii' A' Ivy Neil Mike , Mark Wesley Thomas Erma Lucille Walker Walker Wagner Shuller Sibley Silva Smith Smith David CM01 Marcos Ezekiel Marafet Stevenson Tackett Tackett Talan-iante Tapia i Joanne Robert Esiah Gary Cruz N Thompson T0r1kinS Torres Trammel Valdez W Gail AfI1121fld0 Joe Julie Santos Vallghli Vidal Villescaz Villescas Villescaz Robert Velgna Michael Sheila Bennie - Watson We-lr White White Williarns LYHCU6 Chlffk Sherry Elvin Manuel Wootan Wnghr Wright Wyatt Zapata Frosh students carry out experi- ment in general science class. . Egg 5 SCHOOL LIFE - -. . -7 ' Y f- ,, ' - , .513 ,H - ,KJ W... 1 V 1 --fi rp 25?fif. 'seA-rf.-f,fs4,1 , ii--L ifqmwr. ,., 1 - - fi --xg, wx V pg fa : fsi ff-,,,l,.w, i - W ' 5' ' fffwf., . .. Q MW- 'us.w? '? df--K ,JL . 3 wx? I A.. x S?-ga' ' 4 W, Y 5 a ,., 'P 5 Nl X 24 4 .u X X, xt, - ' 15- s x 5. .1 . Y Ax! xagilf 1 .'- , . x 4 .gk . V31 ,k? v ll. A wr: ,!f',y v H -,. 1 'qi' 1 X? Q x F Q xg -Af S E' M ig Q sq I' , agsxx x 62 g f :K 3 5 .f 1 S l 23? A f if I JUNIOPJ PLAY Cl-V-ll2UE'Q AUNT' ' BRINGS I-AUG!-FTEIZJ jack and Charlie try to compose Char1ie's Aunt. CAST Charter Wjkebam .... Sir Fmzzrif Cbemey .... Lord Fd7ZL'01H'f Bfzbberly . . Kitty Verdluz ......... Amy Spettigne ........ Elfz Delabny ........... Director ..... jack C heme y ...........,... Mr. Stephen Spettigne .... .... Domm Lucia d'Al1fa:io1'ez ....., . . . . Gary Kinne Bert Wootan . . . David Holmes Dan Purvis . . . Linda Harding . . . Leola Ordway Earl Hall Harriet Thompson Susan Walker Miss joan Puckett What's your problem Earl-Tea for toe? W Charlie exits to I must put a stop to this! . Love is posing hand in hand same MADE wm-r New Aoomorue Band members jam in their new uniforms before a game. The new science and Home Economics wing is the pride of Santa Cruz High. ATlMEOUl'FOl2JI-I ING Homecoming at last! Thursday, Nov. 4, 1965 found S.C. students in a flurry of excitement. Four lovely girls reigned over the festivities. Shirlene White, senior, was crowned queen, Barbara Wright, Mary Colores, seniors, and Leola Ordway, junior, were her attendants. Bert W'ootan crowns Shirlene White 1965 Homecoming Queen. Teachers and students live it up at the Homecoming Grads, guests, and S.C. Students dance to the Wfatusi at the Homecoming Dance. Dance. 17 ' 1 'v'-'n'.h tg CQ? sta... f t T J' The Sweepstakes Float is the pride of the junior Class. The G.A.A. Float was named most original. 46 ACUWTEQ PROMOTE STUDENT I SU I 5.35 o , - Frosh get off to a good mfr-fied for Beauty! .SPIRIT r 1 Judges give half the Beauty award to Pep Club. The inspiration given by the Cheerleaders, Pom pon girls and the Band set the tempo for our successful pep rallies. Bookstore supplies are essential to help keep good grades. Some students also use the bookstore for a study hall. F.H.A. officers-confer initiation degrees on new members. 47 SCHOOL LIFE MN BE FUN Joy Lynn Albritton and Jerry Warren shake a leg at the Freshman-Sophomore Mixer. The Wrights, an acrobatic team, form a family, tree at one of the National School Assemblies. ,, ,Z W Virginia Reyna is modeling a red corduroy shift she made in her Home Economics class. In the background is Anita Degracia describing her dress. She was one of 50 girls who modeled. Two bits, four bits . . . Holler! Vigorous cheerleading leads to plenty of encouraging noise. f' 1 , 'A wi? fx - . 'Af' . fri S A 15:2 ' I . Hi V - I . , Jan- , , '- l ., A. A, , - , e,?Q5fA a 1 N N w jfxlr. 'xx Sh f 4 I 1 x .Rl Z x ' '-'l'f, , , , Nx.f, BW ' I . W sqm '4 . A A ' kj? .. -yy, -, . Q-M1 '-3. , :, kQ.,g,i2rIk? 1 It I 1 L K,-E--, 4 ff UM P 'l fgzijf yz ,4 ' In 11 ' QNLONK -Q A 4 , P' id'-1 H : Y' QL X T3 x A X -rf Y -v I f 'r IVE YEAR FOIL COUNCIL 'Wh FIRST ROW: Diane Milster, Olga Jaquez, Lynnis Lebbs, Eddie Pretzer, Wootan, Steve Simpson, Leola Ordway, Shirlene White. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Gerald DeGracia, Mr. Valdez, Advisor. Officers for active year were Alan Chesley, Vice-presidentg Bert Wootan, Presidentg and Shirlene White, Secretary-Treasurer. Our high school Student Council is organized to emphasize democratic procedures. Three major offi- cers, together with two representatives from each of the various classes help promote inter-school relations. A good year for the group, under sponsor, Mr. Valdez saw major money making projects carried through, and all annual events were declared a success. 50 james Fetty. SECOND ROW: Patricia Nelson, Lynette Alan Chesley, Barbara Wright, Bert Wootan, Rodney ENT COUNCIL Christmas Dance was sponsored by the Council And what would you like for Christmas, young man? 0 ACCOMPUQH I-HGH QC!-IO!-ASHC AC!-IIEVEMENTQ J FIRST ROW: Robert Shuler, Ramon Vidal, Virginia Escalante, Mary Lou Rosales, Lupe Rosales, Jimmie Huie, Jimmie Anthony, SECOND ROW: Saletha Parker, Harriet Thompson, Patricia Nelson, Yolanda Jacquez, Clara Herrera, Mary Colores, Janice Waddle, Steve THIRD ROW: Shirlene White, Mercy Murrietta, Ann Cornman, Ray Montijo, Madeliene Williams, Lee Olga Jacquez FOURTH ROW: Mr. Treadaway, Advisor, Joyce Jordan, Barbara Wright, Bill White, David Bert Frank Awbrey, Rodney Mitchell. Mr. Berryhill presents another deserving student, Joyce my Jordon, with her certificate to National Honor Society. OFFICERS: Clara Herrera, Secretary-Treasurerg Bert Wootan, Vice President, Shirlene White, President. The Santa Cruz Valley chapter of the National Honor Society was chartered the second semester of the school year 1952-1953. To qualify for membership in this organization, a student must show qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. They must maintain a 2.0 average for a complete year, and receive a majority vote of the faculty. A member's curriculum must include college preparation subjects and two activities. The new members are given a formal initiation at the beginning of the second semester. 5I 2 Al-El2TQTAPFWOl2JCQTOPl2:ODUCE . Advisor, Mr. Clair Scott, Assistant Editor, Linda Waddleg Editor, Barbara Wright. WHIRLWIND STAFF Editor ................ Barbara Wright Afriftmzt Editor .......... Linda Waddle Sections Editors Madeliene Williams, Music Shirlene White, School Life Debbie Weeks, Ofgmzizntiofzf Myrna Keeling, Clasfes Harriet Thompson, Honor: Leola Ordway, Athletic: Advertiiing .............. Jimmie Huie, Evelyn Cornman Plaotogmpbeizr . . . . . . Philip Thompson, Mr. Johnson, Jimmie Huie Advisor . . . ..... Mr. Scott Sections Editors: Madeline Williams, Music, Shirlene White, School Lifeg Evelyn Cornman, Business Manager. Sections Editors: Debbie Weeks, Oranizationsg Myrna Keeling, Staff Photographers: Jimmie Huie, Mr. Johnson, and Philip Classesg Harriet Thompson, Honor-sg Leola Ordway, Athletics. Thompson. ' 52 ! i i i FIRST ROW: Carolyn Etheredge, Janice Waddle, Linda Waddle, man, Shirlene White, Clara Hen-ara, Debbie Weeks, Jimmie Huie. THIRD ROW Myrna Keelmg Barbara Wright Madeliene Wil liams, Joyce jordan, Leola Ordway, Mr. Scott, Advisor. if , .xr Clara Herrara, jimmy Huey, and Kathy Hawse check their lay-outs. The purpose of a yearbook is to give the history of a school year. Thanks to the efforts of the WHIRLWIND staff, the book holds many memories for the students. Anyone enrolled in S. C. is eligible to join this group, provided they have the incentive to actively participate and work extra long hours if necessary to meet deadlines. HUG!-IEQFJ QM QIZXNDAPDQ PFZEPAPAHON F09 WOMAN!-IOOD 'll-ll2JOUGl-I FJ-IA. FIRST ROW: Margaret Boykin, Delora Morgan, Judy Hughes, Mary Lou Rosales. SECOND ROW: Olivia Valdez, Sheila Vasquez, Minerva Ysaquirre, Anita. Degracia, Julie Martinez, Natti Valenzuela, Juanita Valdez. THIRD ROW: Miss Lines, Advisor, Lupe Rosales, Gloria Montijo, Sylvia Mendoza, Debbie Weeks, Judy Tyner, Linda Thompson, Dalia Murrieta, Hermosinda Aquilar. FOURTH ROW: Carol Chesley, Ramona Valenzuela, Leola Ordway, Myrna Keeling, Mercy Murrieta, Maria Rocha, Linda Waddle, Angie Valdez, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. The Future Homemakers of America is a club com- posed of girls enrolled in homemaking and of those who have taken a year of home economics. The club strives to teach leadership and democracy as well as preparing the girls for womanhood by its objectives. 54 FJ-IA. LEFT: Wow! With all these gorgeous initiates, it's hard to choose a winner. Officers for 65-66: FIRST ROW: Olivia Valdez, Weeks, Treasurer, Mary Lou Rosales, Secretary. Leola Ordway, Pau-liamentariang Myrna Keeling Murrieta, Vice-President: Linda Waddle, Reporteri Historian: Debbie SECOND ROW: President, Mercy - - -- -A--A ---. -------4.4-A ..--..gp -any lstlnll-rnAuol IN FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Rosales, Vera Torres, Patti McCulley, Darlene Payne, Linda Beard, Jean Pretzer, Mary Ann Martinez, Natti Valenzuela, Lupe Lucero, Diane Milster, Virginia Escalante, Christina Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Mona Pearce, Jane Mar- tinez, Reba Hickman, Minerva Ysaguirre, Brenda Warren, Joy Albritton, Connie Coronado, Anita Degracia, Mary Colores, Genevieve Martinez, Carmalita Thomas, Patsy Chambers, Judy Hughes, Rosa Watson, Rosemary Montijo. THIRD ROW: Lavelma Chase, Gloria Montijo, Lupe Rosales, Ester Gobea, Rosie Flores, Renita Grubbs, Santos Garza, Lynnis Lebbs, Margie Rankin, Sherry Wright, julia Martinez, Shirley Henson, Susan Walker, Terry Montijo, Maggie Flores. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Prock, Advisor, Eva jean Cade, Ramona Valenzuela, Carol Chesley, Connie Standridge, Shirlene White,,Delois Logan, Lynette Wootan, Pat Nelson, Shirlene Lawson, Kathy Amos, Lee Ordway, Mercy Murrietta, Olga Jaquez, Linda Waddle, Saletha Parker. urerg Linda Harding, Bowling Manager, Shirlene White, President Incoming members are put through initiation by old mem- bers, Mary Colores and Yolanda Flores. 5 OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Pat Nelson, Sports Manager: Susan Walk- er, Corresponding Secretary, Saletha Parker, Points Secretary, SEC- OND ROW: Leola Ordway, Vice-President, Mercy Murrieta, Treas- EN ENOOUIZAGE Q QI-NP, TEAM WOEJC Good sportsmanship and plenty of teamwork hold the Lettermen's Club together. To gain membership a boy must participate in different kinds of athletics for a certain time. He then earns a 1etter . The Lettermen sponsor many annual activities as well as a special project. This year's: a new electric score- board for Townsend Field. EN 'Q CLUB Now, don't take any wooden nickles, Alan! OFFICERS: james Fetty, Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Ballard, President: and Bert Wootan, Vice-president. FIRST ROW: Coach Dean Honsinger, Jessie Fetty, Ed Pretzer, Wilbert Cade, Calvin Tucker. SECOND ROW: Coach Glen Tread- away, Ernie Escandon, Joe Saldivar, Henry Lewis, Ted Nite, Norbert Rosales, Coach Howard Dean. THIRD ROW: Coach Phil Atwood, Bert Wootan, Fred Ballard, Gary Kinne, Bill Lawson, Bill White, Carlos Coronado, Coach Lon Foster. 56 AGRJGJUURAL SKILLS AC!-NEVED Tl-IROUGI-I FFA. I FIRST ROW: David Stevenson, Peter Serda, Ruben Guanaiuato, Daniel Cosillos, Stephen.McKaughan, David Montijo, Raul Lopez. SECOND ROW: Francisco Jimenez, Frankie Corona, Etharcl Cousins, Harriet Thompson, Gabby Rosales, Lee Voss, Arthur Rosales, David Garcia. THIRD ROW: Ernest Hernandez, Larry Harris, Manuel Lerma, Phillip Thompson, Gary Trammel, Sylvestor Long- oria, Carlos Rosales. FOURTH ROW: Adrian Pearson, Bert Wootan, Kenneth Townsend, Bruce Martin, Glen Pearce, Mike Calles, Patrick Arredondo, Mr. McKee, Sponsor. , L l The F.F.A. is composed of voluntary membership of boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. Some activities of the F.F.A. are turkey shoots, agricultural field days, live stock judging, the election of a Sweetheart, and the annual Father and Son banquet. Yes, Patrick, You're next-as the Future Farmers assume position during the annual initiation. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Ernest Hernandez, Harriet Thompson, Chapter Sweetheart, Larry Harris. SECOND ROW: Adrian Pearson, Bert Wootan, Glen Pearce, Manuel Lerma. 57 PEP CLUB BOOQTQ QCII-IOOL QPIPJT FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Rosales, Jean Pretzer, Janice Waddle, Anita Degracia, Juanita Valdez, Petra Sanchez, Virginia Escalante. SECOND ROW: Christina Ramirez, Cathy Hawse, La Velma Chase, Esther Gobea, Natti Valenzuela, Lupe Rosales. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Mendoza, Lynnis Lebbs, Mimi McGinnis, Steve Simpson, David Madewell, Angie Valdez, Hermosinda Aquilar. FOURTH ROW: Miss Puckett, Advisory Lynette Wootan, Myrna Keeling, Sharon Meiner, Linda Harding, Ann Cornrnan. 'YS fb xg ,ffl-I 1? ' 'X Q QS!! 'iifx -3' I 3519 C R5 ,lx A 4 5 5 V ' I ' H Q V k K O Rs ' .-153 ', ' ' if I ,, , ee-'. - 'f ,,,. p l E f I N W! The Pep Club members have shown great enthus- iasm during the football season and have also helped in promoting school spirit all year round. Among the functions of the Pep Club are making posters for games, helping Pom Pon girls and Cheer- leaders with the football banquet, and making shakers for the homecoming game. 58 PEPCLUB OFFICERS: Steve Simpson, Vice-President, Barbara Wright, Secretary- Treasurerg Yolanda Flores, President. Ir-mem ELAUO ous VIENEI FIRST ROW Mary Lou Rosales Anita Degracia Lupe Lucero. SECOND ROW: Lupe Rosales, Eddie Pretzer, Susan Walker, Judy Hughes THIRD ROW Mr Garcia Adusor Rodney Mitchell Charles Duron, Gerald Degracia. The Spanish Club under the direction of Mr. Garcia, was organized in 1954. The major require- d-UB ment for joining is to have taken or be taking one year of Spanish. Also new members go through inter- esting initiations. Officers for this years Spanish Club are Mary Lou Rosales, Assistant Secretaryg Danny White, Presidentg Charles Duran, Secretary-Treasurer. 59 QCIENTIQTQ GNN USEFUL KNOWLEDGE SCIENCE CLUB Mary Lou Rosales demonstrates to Albert Smith the techniques of the preparation of microscope slides. A new club formed this year is organized to pro- mote interest in the field of science and to allow students to pursue individual study. Investigating a scientific principle here are Jimmie Huie and Reed Kempton. as jimmy Anthony and Robert Wyatt demonstrate one of the many fascinating projects. 60 UBPAP-LANG OFFEPJ QERMOEQ aw' mmm H FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Rosales, Shirley Deal, Anita Hernendez, SECOND ROW: Brenda Warren, Anita Degracia, Natti Valen- zuela, Cecilia Valenzuela, Sylvia Mendoza, THIRD ROW: Darlene Payne, Lupe Rosales, Olga jaguez, Clara Herrera, Evelyn Corn- man, Mr. McGlynn, Advisor. UBRAPX CLUB M I FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Rosales, Vice-President, Anita Degracia, Presidentg. SECOND ROW: Clara Herrera, Parliamentariang Evelyn Cornman, Secretary, Lupe Rosales, Treasurer. The excellent supervision and guidance given by Mr. Mc- Glynn is a valuable aid to our Library. Through him the librarians learn the techniques of handling a library. Able librarians assist Ernie Castro in finding an interesting book. bl EXPEIZIENCE IN J QM DEVELOPED Intent on their work, members of the Devils Call strive to produce a more interesting paper each time. DEVILS Shirley Deal, Editor, proofreads one of Claire Grieve's stencils. The Devils Call staff this year exhibited endless energy to present to S.C. students a newspaper of high standards. Through this activity they acquire the knowledge to prepare them for future training in journalism. K Shirlene White, Fred Ballard, and Marlin Stone clean up ' the mimeograph machine. 62 3 cpgucs CV lf' X X s.W, li if 'k' Z5 W f My , aah :gr ' Kyiv H 1 W. W E . X 1. Jk's?'i ii3g, lu . ff 5 jf! W4 , H yr L 3 N 'KM' jj: U ,' ,, ' 5, ff- Q V 3 A .f I .3 - , ' 'r- L 3 2 ' J , g. , . , k H . L. Lb xg' - 1 A Q , s 41 - .. nf, FJ...- S F13 . elk, ,Q gg . H ffl! Q E 3 5 5 ' -. 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S, 3'-, af' K 'Flin-.4 34 Vik 1 H ' , ' , 12. I - -' s wg,-fs.w: K s AQYE X .Q 34 A L' 7 1 V l I , ' ,, . f f 5 x ' , ,Y b ' . f by m H fy f A W Q .l ,IVR H 5? ' fy K :A V K J X ll na . .E Richard Mendoza 1241 gets blocks from Harold Foote 14 and Art Malone C271 in 40-6 victory over San Manuel. SAN MANUEL: S. C. ended a perfect week of homecoming activities by brushing -off the Miners 40-6. Art Malone and Ray Powell kept account of all the Devils' scoring. One of Powell's two touch- downs came on a 99 yard pass interception. A sturdy Devil defense held San Manuel to one scoring. Art Malone gains yards but loses shirt against Hayden. AIO: The Santa Cruz Devils started the season off- with a real bang with a 25-12 victory over the Ajo Raiders. Senior halfback Art Malone, showing prom- ise of an exciting future, scored all four Eloy touch- downs. The conference win started the Devils on the path to their goal, a perfect record, and a State championship rolled in. Defensive standout was back Ray Powell, also playing his last year on the Dust Devil squad. 70 TIMEGRID MARK: FLOWING WELLS: The Dust Devils, led by the powerful running of Art Malone and Ray Powell scored 26 points in the 2nd quarter and coasted to a 26-14 win over the tough Flowing Wells team. This was the Dust Devils' 3rd strong victory and it knocked the Cabs from the ranks of the unbeaten. Ray Powell makes big gain against Flowing Wells. M. Bustos GOD, Les Rankin 1813. COOLIDGE: The Devils spoiled Coo1idge's home- coming celebration by blasting the Bears 64-14 and winning their 7th game in a row. Malone was a one man scoring machine racking up six touchdowns, five coming in the first half. Most spectacular play of the game was a touchdown pass covering 85 yards from Foote to Powell. Art Malone scores against Hayden as Manuel Urquides f66j looks for block. Art Malone shakes off tackler against Superior. Fred Ballard 1741, Gary Kinne 1501, Robert Colores 1651. SUPERIOR: The Dust Devils, led by the strong passing arm of Harold Foote and the fine pass receiving of Ray Powell, initiated Superior into the Class A League with a lop-sided 56-6 victory over the Panthers. A strong Devil defense, led by middle guard Darrell Grubbs, held the Panthers to only one touchdown. Ray Powell makes gain against Miami's Vandals. MIAMI: Halfback Art Malone led S.C. to its first victorious battle with Miami, clinching the 3-A division title with a score of 26-14 win over the Vandals. A fine defense, led by Bert Wootan and Ray Powell held the Vandals' potent offense to fourteen points. One such touchdown came in the last five seconds of fast and furious play. EARN I2-O QEAQON GLOBE: After being held to only 6 points in the first three quarters, the Devils caught fire and scored 25 points in the final period, defeating the Globe Tigers 51-6. The fine pass defense picked off three Tiger passes which set up the touchdowns that let Santa Cruz win their first game ever over Globe. Ray Powell catches T.D. pass in 56-6 win over Superior. NOGALES: The Dust Devils made it six wins in a row with a 41-0 romp over the Apaches of No- gales. The Devils' offense rolled for six touchdowns behind the running of Art Malone and Richard Men- doza and the fine aim of Harold Foote. A brick wall defense held the Apaches scoreless in the Devils' second shutout. Richard Mendoza f24J catches T.D. pass against Nogales in 41-0 win. ENTIRETOWN RACKS BEQVTEAM YET Art Malone gains yards against Peoria and takes three Panthers with him. Les Rankin 1812 looks for block. Ray Powell 1211 is off on his 42 yard touchdown run that broke open the championship game for the Devils. Henry Lewis 1325 and Bruce Martan 1711 look for blocks. PEORIA: The Santa Cruz Dust Devils, after winning the Class A South Championship by defeating the Flowing Wells Cabelloros, went on to clinch the State Class A trophy by handing the Peoria Panth- ers their second defeat of the year. The going looked a little tough for the Devils at first, as Peoria scored the first touchdown. But, after that it was the Devils all the way in wrapping up a final score of 27-7 over the Panthers. SEASONS RECORD OPPONENTS We They Ajo 25 12 Superior 56 V 6 Flowing Wells 26 14 Globe 31 6 Wilcox 67 0 Nogales 41 O Coolidge 64 14 San Manuel 40 6 Miami 26 14 Hayden 53 6 Class A South Championship Flowing Wells 56 12 State Class A Championship Peoria 27 7 W, Wins 12-Losses O Football co-captains Art Malone, Ray Powell, and Bill White display trophies won during season. 72 QE Y 4 fa ...Q . I AE. r 'hs-2 is JUNIOILWSRSHYTEAM NOT DIQOOURAGED William D. Hampton 1321 hits the Canyon Del Oro line for a yard, enough for th'e first and ten. Joe Marquez 1801 and Rudy Moran 1501 help force the play. SEASONS RE-CDIZD OPPONENT WE THEY Canyon del Oro San Manuel Coolidge Miami Ajo Globe Marana Flowing Wells Coolidge 3 WINS 6 LOSSES cw lm? , as ms S W z 1 4535? F' - .- V 1 Q .s . 74 ..- William D. Hampton 1321 is tripped up by a Coolidge Cub after plowing through a host of tacklers. john Cevedia 1621 drives in at the tackler. Salvador Gandara 1881 hits the strong Ajo line for a short gain as j.T. Burchett comes in to block. l FROSI-I D IN SEASON. NOT IN SPIRIT FIRST ROW: Armando Vidal, Neil Walker, Mark Shuler, George Maldonado, David Montijo, Richard Davis. SECOND ROW: Gail Vaughn, Jimmy Baker, Michael Holmes, Mike Wagner, Carlos Rosales, joe Gaitan, Paul Nelson, Arthur Legate, Harold Risenhover, Manager. THIRD ROW: joe Tarango, Larry Cox, Mike Smith, Gary Trammel, John Juarez, Kenneth Byrd, Marc South, Max Banda, Coach Phil Atwood. SEASONS RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY Miami 04' 61 ' Coolidge 0 60 Casa Grande 0 60 San Manuel 0 61 Canyon del Oro 0 34 Coolidge 0 60 0 WINS 6 LOSSES David Bustos and Neil Walker move in for tackle of San Manuel ball carrier. Also coming up to assist is Mike Wagner 1271, Carlos Rosales 1631 and Gail Vaughn 1213. 75 D-E-V-I -L-Q QPELLQ CHAMPS Manuel Bustos causes fumble in championship game with Peoria. Bert Wootan scored on recovery. 1531 Albert Jackson, 1221 Rudell Walker, 1511 Bert Wootan, 1501 Rufino Sauceda, 1261 Tom Steen. Art Malone 1271 makes gain as Richard Mendoza 1241 looks for a block. Cl-ASQ A Art Malone baffles Peoria with his tremendous speed. 7b DEVILS TIE FOR1 SECOND IN CONFERENCE SEASON 'S IZE-COPD OPPONENT WE THEY Wilcox 3 1 5 1 Flowing Wells 5 5 65 Nogales 46 45 Coolidge 61 60 Agua F ria 56 66 Florence 54 4 1 Gilbert 57 3 5 San Manuel 45 5 1 Globe 48 69 Miami 5 1 5 8 Superior 33 62 Marana 59 5 2 Coolidge 9 1 70 Aj o 66 5 3 San Manuel 5 3 44 Globe 70 62 Superior 56 5 5 Nogales 61 43 SOUTH A' ' DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Safford 61 57 Superior 64 98 Nogales 5 6 68 14 WINS-9 LOSSES Effective strategy happens in the Devil huddle FIRST ROW: Bill White, manager, Gary Kirme, manager, Jessie Fetty, Ernie Hernandez, Calvin Tucker, Fred Ballard, manager SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Dean, Harold Foote, Albert Jackson, Paul Ray Powell, Herman Castillo, Bill Lawson, Ted Nite Manuel' Bustos. JMS WRITE I2-S CN BANNER FIRST ROW: Ralph Lopez, Manner, Michael Delgado, Robert Shuler, I. T. Burchett, Kenny Prock, Ruben Lopez, Ed Pretzer, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Lon Foster, Frank Awbrey, David Rouehe, Dean Hampton, Carl Ames, Salvador Gan- dara, Danny White, Jerry Warren. Kenny Prock drives down the floor with the ball as Frank Awbrey -19932, Salvador Ganclara and Dean Hampton hustle down to assist him. 80 SEASON 'Q PECOPD OPPONENT WE THEY Wilcox 49 5 2 Flowing Wells 47 69 Nogales 41 35 Coolidge 41 5 5 Agua Fria 43 60 San Manuel 41 35 Globe 5 5 5 7 Canyon del Oro 5 7 38 Miami 5 3 27 Aj o 5 2 37 Miami 5 5 41 Superior 48 5 6 Marana 69 42 Coolidge 64 50 Aj o 48 49 San Manuel 54 5 0 Globe 68 5 2 Canyon del Oro 46 60 Superior 5 8 5 3 Nogales 5 1 46 12 WINS 8 LOSSES FROG!-I GAIN BASKET EXPERIENCE QEAQONC RECORD OPPONENT WE Flowing Wells 44 Casa Grande 30 Coolidge 29 Globe 28 Canyon del Oro 31 Miami 35 Miami 34 Marana 42 Coolidge 22 San Manuel 39 Globe 48 Canyon del Oro 43 O WINS 12 LOSSES THEY 77 59 65 57 48 70 79 52 57 55 53 77 David Mike Wagner fights three Coolidge freshmen for the ball in one of their tough games of the season. FIRST ROW: joe Gaitan, Mike Smith, Don Decker, Mike Wagner, Kenny Byrd, Gary Trammel, Mike Holmes, Mark South, jimmy Baker. SECOND ROW: Harold Risenhoover, manager, Pete Serda, Carlos Rosales, Chuck Wright, Mark Shuler, Arthur Rosales, manager. P. FOIZPPECIQION . . . E. FORJEJCERJCIQE Above: Mrs. Betty Prock, Girls' Physical Instructor watch- es her classes' progress. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The late John F. Kennedy did more for develop- ing a physically fit nation than any other president. He was young and vigorous, and could see that a nation of our caliber must have equally strong and healthy citizens. Thus was born the Physical Fitness Program in America. Today, all of our schools try to provide active exercise for strengthening their student's bodies as well as academic courses to enrich their minds. At S. C. two years of physical education is advised, un- less ability to participate is limited. Everyone should take advantage of this program-not only for their own benefit, but also for their Country's. On your toes, Outfield! I think this one is meant for you! S . was f ,Q - ,. an f- Q... All togther now-one TWO, one TWO . . . v Q xsiiw MNA Q 1 .- mdk- Q :fn , -2-711, , W.: ' 'Q ff 'T X X 5' 4.1.11 1, J. MA..- ,A 1 T.I1 lh .ll EXPEEJMENTQ IN DEMOCIZAOK Barbara Wright Shirlene White Harriet Thompson, Alternate Bert Wootan Bill White GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Our Girls' Staters are sponsored locally by the Business and Professional Women's Club. They are chosen by the faculty who judges them on scholarship, leadership, and character. Shirlene said Our week at Girls' State has changed my whole opinion on government and my duty as a citizen. Barbara felt that 'Girls' State not only brought to me new friends but also gave me a new outlook on government-an experience I'll never forget! Boys' State delegates are sponsored locally by the I.ion's Club and Eagles. Girl's and Boys' Staters are sponsored by the American Legion and theAAuxiliary on the state level. Bill's reaction to Boys' State was: Boys' State was a great experience for me. It taught me the real ideals all Americans should know and cherish about their freedom. Bert described Boys' State as being educational and more important, it in- spired me to go out and become better acquainted with the government of our land. BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES ,,....-t Sb Glen Pearce, Alternate Ni CLUB PAV BARBARA WRIGHT Leffepmen ,S S D.A.R. Award HAR than .f.A.5Wee MP5 EYJET THQ M ARY Cofvgflfggarf MANUEL BUSTOS G.A.A. Honey GIRL OF THE YEA!-Z Baabwwf Wfdglsb Barbara was named girl of the year by the faculty for her enthusiastic interest and ability to achieve a given goal. Her quiet, courteous, lady-like manner won for her the praise of everyone at Santa Cruz. Barbara is a member of the National Honor Societyg is Editor of the Whirlwindg and attended Girls' State. She was chosen D.A.R. Citizeng won first place in the Voice of Democracy contest and attended the Publications workshop. She is Secretary-Treasurer of the Pep Club and is Vice President of the Senior Class. BOY OF THE YEAR: I-lmbmb Wootaw Bert gained recognition as boy of the year for his scholastic ability, cooperation, and participation in many school activities. His outstanding school spirit is respected by the students as well as the faculty. He is Vice President of the National Honor Society. He attended Boys' Stateg won honorable mention in the State Masonic Essay Contestg and won the Eloy Conservation District Award. Bert has been a mem- ber of the Future Farmers of America four years, holding various officesg belongs to the lettermen's clubg and is student body president of Santa Cruz High. 1965-ee PJOYALW Lee Ordway Linda Waddle Oversized crowds attend the homecoming game and wit- ness the crowning of our homecoming queen, Shirlene White. 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Main Street Telephone-466-7335 0 AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of WESTERN COTTON PRODUCTS CO ODUS HUGHES ED NABORS Myrna and Jimmie get practical experience in banking. RENIARKABLE! It really is remarkable how much you get for so little when you have a First Na- tional Bank Custom Checking Account. Q Free Personalized Checks n Free Monthly Statements e Free Checkbook Covers o N o Maintenance Charge o No Minimum Balance Required You pay only 104: a check for each check you write. For more information oh Custom Check- ing see the new accounts representative at any First National Bank office. NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA MEMBER F.D.l.C. Seniors .. .ask about First National's free college checks and checkbook covers. 92 gf siitt ityti ' V :.- .- '- ' ':2.1: '-:,:::::::5:5.,-qw. if., b 2:5125 X O Qf25fQff2,2 .c.,, . --25523121 O 'fwwgez,,, H O Q e :cz O I . V . .. . ' 'A 'iiiij'- 5152IjE5, O , C33 ', ' ee-- ,-- 1-XM 6 O - - -- - F' A' Q2 O - o Qhnmresb Good Luck Class of '66 SHAMROCK DAIRY BOB'S FOODARAMA 501 N. Main St. Eloy Telephone 466-7542 A Fine Selection of Groceries, Meats and Household Needs Can Be Found at Bob's. Mrs. Chambers and David Gobea. display one of the many bargains. -. X fl' ax 'i For Young Men of All Ages SPORTSWEAR by LEVI 0 A-1 0 DAYS DELGADOS 511 N. Main Eloy, Arizona 93 -I-W xmiiii , N' sw wg: A... . W -i. W, Y .,,,, Hsi?-JZ 2 A of f-v Nb? Simi 4,-HJ if F .Clk .ZF 6 ff. if .51 2 ,me K - , --af: 6- - Vg A 1 as fix -nf R r' 2'f' . THOMAS CLOTHING For a better selection of bargains come in and see us today. Phone-466-7946 n -E1oy- ACID DELINTERS F:LggT INC. Cottonseed Delinters and Distributors PAUL E. MILLER P.O. Box 558 JAMES W. MILLER El0y, Arizona You can depend on the new and used cars purchased Telephone-466-7202 at the: A 8: H CHEVROLET c:AsA GRANDE, ARIZONA 95 Sylvia Mendoza, Judy Henson, and Shirley Henson, invite you to stop in at the' A. sf W. DRIVE-IN For a cool and refreshing snack. Compliment! of BEAUCHAMP BROTHERS AGRICULTURAL TILLAGE SERVICE ELO Y, ARIZONA Telephone-466-761 5 or 466-7945 FOR ? -, -N. N Air Conditioning Sales 81 Service See Ennis onun REFRIGERATION, INC. Ph 8368224 C G d A For prompt service and speedy repairs trade with Bud I-Iarpain. -GAS-OIL-TIRES- BUD HARPAIN'S TEXACO STATION Z O N. I 5. . . ,,,. . 3 f Best wishes from the- COTTON CHEMICAL COMPANY ELOY, ARIZONA k.DON .sounsow s C For the excitingly' new line of Fords, at prices you can afford, go to: DON JOHNSON FORD, INC. CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA THE DON MAHONEY INSUR- ANCE 8z REAL ESTATE AGENCY is your friendly Independent Agent in Eloy, Casa Grande and Coolidge. Enjoy a Movie at the- DUST BOWL THEATER For the Best Entertainment- CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 97 FRONTIER PUMP and P MACHINE CO., INC. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1966 jimmie Huie advises you to, Fill your car with Signal gas, and save , at: ELOY SIGNAL SERVICE ELOY, ARIZONA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Now is the ideal time to begin your life insurance program. Feel free to contact me for any information. CHARLES NAP LAWRENCE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ELOY ........ 466-7671 Compliment: of MARANA GIN COMPANY Harmon Road Telephone -Eloy- 466-7401 98 MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic Equipment-School Transportation Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance. Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. 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Try them today: GARY'S CLEANERS UPDIKE STUDIOS Gnly Portrait Studio in America with a Drive In window. 2035 East McDowell Road-ALpine 2-6515 Phoenix, Arizona Special School Discount Prices A f'-asf. ' .if 1 TOO I-AIE T0 CV-AQQIF-Y 1 TY? Student pictures are an annual event. It won't be long now! This is a typical scene in the halls during the break between classes. Steaks anybody! Patty McCulley, Randy Hughes, Alan Smith, and Bert Wootan exhibit costumes at the masquer- ade ball. Books, books, and more books- Temporary headquarters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE B R M BARBER SHOP-THE WRIGHT BEAUTY SALON BAKER OFFICE SUPPLY BUD'S ELQY HOME .sf AUTO SUPPLY CASA GRANDE PHOTO SHOP CASA GRANDE WAREHOUSE COMPANY CHAMBERS DEPARTMENT STORE ELOY JEWELERS-512 N. MAIN ELOY MACHINE WORKS ELOY PICKER REPAIR SHOP FOOD TOWN MARKET GARRETI' IMPLEMENT COMPANY HODGES REXALL PHARMACY JIM Sf jOE'S BARBER SHOP JONES FURNITURE COMPANY NACHO'S O.K. MARKET PARKER'S DRIVE IN S4 CATERING SCRIBNER BUSINESS MACHINE CO. SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION VALLEY FUNERAL HOME VALLEY MUSIC AND APPLIANCE VERN WALTON MOTORS WESTERN AUTO WEST SIDE MARKET We wish to acknowledge and express our thanks to these businessmen for their support in producing our annual. QENIOIZ BIBLIOGIZAPHIEQ ALVAREZ, MANUEL-Photo Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 1. ANTHONY, JIMMY-Photo Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. BAKER, ROBERT-University of Arizona Outstanding Boy of Year 3. BALLARD, FRED-Lettermen's Club 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Devil's Call 4. CASTILLO, JOHNNY-F.F.A. 2. CHAVARRIA, VIRGINIA-Devil's Call 4. COLORES, MARY-Pep Club 4, Class Officer 1, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Band 1, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, Christmas Queen Attendant 3, Whirlwind Attendant 3. Lettermen's Sweetheart 4. COLORES, ROBERT-Band 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. DEAL, SHIRLEY-Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4, Devil's Call 3, Editor 4. ESCANDON, ERNIE-Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 27 37 ESCARCEGA,JESSIE-Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1. ESPARZA, MARY HELEN-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2. FETTY, JAMES-Student Council Representative 4, Let- termen's Club 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Manager 3, 4. FOOTE, HAROLD-Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All-Conference 3, 2nd Team All-Conference, 4, 1st Team All-State 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. GATES, SUSAN-Pom Pons 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Devil's Call 3, Whirlwind Attendant 2. GOBEA, DAVID-Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. GRIEVE, CLAIRE-Photo Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 3, F.H.A. 2, Girl's League Council, 3: Devil's Call 4, Whirlwind Staff 2, 3. IO6 GRUBBS, DARRELL-Football 4, Baseball 33 Track 4. GRUBBS, MIKE-junior Play 1, 2, Senior Play 1, F.F.A. 1. HALL, EARL-Photo Club 1, Junior Play 1, Senior Play 1. HAMPTON, ARLENE-Pom Pons 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, j.V. Cheerleader 1, Devil's Call 2, 3, Christmas Queen Attendant 3. HARRIS, LARRY-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Bas- ketball 1. HERNANDEZ, RAMON-F.F.A. 1, Football 1, 2, Devil's Call 1. HERRERA, CLARA-Class Officer 4, Photo Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Librarian Parliamentarian 4, Girl's League Council Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Whirl- wind Staff 4. JACQUEZ, YOLANDA-Pep Club 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Sports Manager 2, Chorus 1, 3, Dance Band 3: Band 1, 2, 3. LANCASTER, DIANE-Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, sg Librarian 3, F.H.A. 2. LAWSON, BILL-Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. LAWSON, LLOYD-Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 2. LEWIS, HENRY-Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. MADEWELL, DAVID-F.F.A. 1, 2. MADRIL, FRANCISCO-Football 1, 2. MALONE, ART--Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, First team All-Conference Offense and Defense 3, 2nd team All-State 3, First team Al1-Con- ference Offense 4, 1st team All-State 4, Captain All- State 4, Athlete of Month November 4, Selected Athlete of year 1965 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, member of All-State team 3, Honorable mention, 1965 All-American High School Team 4, All-Star Football game 4. MARTINEZ, JANE-Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. MENDOZA, RICHARD-Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR BIBUOGEAPHIEQ MILLER, CHARLENE-Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Christmas Queen Attendant 1. MILLER, PEGGY-Pep Club 45 Music Camp 45 Photo Club 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 1, Bowl- ing Manager 35 Dance Band 45 Senior Play 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reed Representative 2, Librarian 3. MILSTER, DIANE-Student Council Representative 2, 45 Pep Club 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Senior Play 35 F.F.A. Sweet- heart 25 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Devil's Call 4. NITE, TED-Pep Club 15 Lett. Club 3, 45 Basket. 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Team All-Conference 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 4. PANTOJA, EDILIA-G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Devil's Call 4. PEARCE, GLEN-Class Officer 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3 and 45 Football 25 Basketball 1, 25 Bgseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys State, Alternate 3. POWELL, RAY-Student Council Representative 15 Class Officer 15 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable' Mention All-Conference 2, 3, First team Defense and Offense All-Conference, First Team All-State 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Second team All- Tournament team 2, 3, First team All-Divisional team 3, Second team All-Tournament team 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All-State Baseball 25 Devil's Call 45 All-Star Football Game 4. ROSALES, NORBERT-Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Track Manager 2, 35 Devil's Call 4. SIMMONS, PHYLLIS-Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 25 Senior Play 25 Librarian 2. SMITH, ALAN-Class Officer 25 Spanish Club 25 Sen- ior Play 45 Band 15 Basketball 35 Baseball 2. SMITH, MICHEAL--junior Play 35 Senior Play 35 Debate Club 3. STONE, MARLIN-Devil's Call 4. SYLVESTER, BETTY-Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 25 Dance Band 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, HARRIET-Student Council Representa- tive 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 25 Pom Pons 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 2, 45 F.F.A. Sweetheart 45 Girls League Council 15 Debate Club 35 Whirlwind Staff 2, 3, 45 Christmas Queen Attendant 15 Alternate Girls State 3. TUCKER, CALVIN-Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. VALENZUELA, CECIALI--Librarian 4. WACKER, SANDI-Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play 35 Senior Play 35 Librarian 25 j.V. Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Devil's Call 4. WEIR, RICHARD-F.F.A. 1, 2. WHITE, BILL-Student Council Representative 25 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Let- termen's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, First Team All-Conference 2, Second Team All-State 3, First Team All-State 4, All-Star Game 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Track Manager 15 Boys State 3. WHITE, SHIRLENE-Student Body Officer 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Devil's Call 45 Whirlwind Staff 3, 45 Christmas Queen Attendant 35 Girl's State 35 University of Arizona Citizenship Award for Out- standing junior Girl 3. WONG, IRENE-Class Officer 35 Librarian 2, 3. WOOTAN, BERT--Student Body President 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Student Coun- cil Workshop 35 Junior Play 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 2, 35 Boys State 35 Speech and Drama Productions 2, 4. WRIGHT, BARBARA-Student Council Representative 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Pom Pons 35 Publications Workshop 3, 45 D.A.R. Award 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Let- termen's Club Sweetheart 35 Girl's League Council President 45 Christmas Queen 45 Whirlwind Staff 2, 3, 4, Sections Editor 3, Editor 45 Girl's State 35 Whirl- wind Attendant 25 VFW Speech Contest, First Place 45 junior Miss of Eloy 45 Speech and Drama Produc- tions 4. YSAGUIRRE, ADAM-Football 2, sg zARAGozA, DANNY-F.F.A. 2. I07 Aguilar, Hermosinda-40, 54, 58 Albritton, Joy Lynn-40. 48, 55 Alderete, Arthur L.-36 Alderete, Frank C.-40 INDEX, Doss, Riley-40 Duron, Charles-36, 59, 94 Easbrae, Sidonio-40 Eastman, Karen-40 Aldman, Carmen-40 Alvarez, Manuel-16 Alvarez, Mary-40 Alvarez, Sammie-40 Ames, Albert-80 Amos, Kathy-36, 55 Anthony, Jimmy-16, 51, 60 Elenes, Rosenda-29 Elizondo, Juanita-36 England, Larry-36 Enriquez, Leonardo-29 Escalante, Virinia-36, 51, 55, 58 Escalante, Yolanda-36, 65 Escandon, Ernie-17, 56 Apalatequi, Tony-40 Arredonclo, Patrick-36, 57, 73 Awbrey, Frank--36, 51, 73, 80 Baker, Jimmy-40, 75, 81 Baker, Robert-16 Ballard, Fred-16, 56, 62, 68, 71, 77 Banda, Max-40, 75 Banda, Serferino-36 Bazan, Santiage-36, 65, 73 Beard, Gary-40 Beard, Linda-40, 55 Binkley, Robert-36, 73 Boykin, Margaret-28, 54 Bradford, Lorene-36 Bruton, Judy-28 Burcherr, J. T.-36, 73, 74, so Burchett, Robert-36, 73 Escarcega, Jessie-17, 69 Esparza, Anthony-36, 73 Esparza, Mary-17 Etheredge, Carolyn--29, 53 Fetty, Donald-36, 73 Fetty, James-17, 50, 56, 68, 77 Fetty, Norman-40 Flores, Margarita-29, 55 Flores, Rosie-40, 55 Flores, Yolanda-29, 55, 58 Foote, Harold-18, 68, 70, 77, 78 Fouts, John-36 Gaitan, Joe-40, 75, 81 Galaviz, Margie-36 Galaviz, Salvador Galvez, Lydia-29 Gandara, Salvador-36, 73, 74, 80 Bustos, Bustos David-40, 75 Inez-36 Bustos, Manuel-28, 69, 70, 76, 77, ss Bustos, Mary-40 Butler, Mary--40 Byrd, Kenneth-40, 75, 81 Cade, Doris-28, 65 Cade, Eva-36, 55, 68 Cade, Wilbert-28, 56 Calles, Jessie-28 Calles, Mike-28, 57 Calvo, Luis-36, 73 Calvo, Mary-28 Castillo, Herman-28, 77, 78 Castillo, Johnny-16 Castro, Ernest-28, 61, 64 Cevedia, John-36, 73, 74 Cevedia, Miguel-28 Chacon, Mary-40 Gant, Lula-29 Gant, Robert-40 Garcia, Arthur-29 Garcia, David-40, 57 Garcia, Greory-36 Garcia, Josephine-40 Garcia, Juanita-36 Garcia, Margaret-40 Garza, Jesus-40 Garza, Santos-40, 55 Gates, Susan-18, 68 Gil, Arnulfo-40 jaquez, Olga-35, 37, 50, 51, 55, 61 Jaquez, Rose Mary-41 jaquez, Yolanda-20, 51 jiminez, Francisco-37, 57 johnson, Willie-41 jordan, Joyce--30, 51. 53, 64 Juan, Paul-41 Juarez, Aristeo-41 Juarez, John-41, 75 Juarez, Ventura-37 juniel, Thomas-37 Keeling, Myrna-30, 51, 52, 53, 54, 58, 65, 92 Kempton, Gladen-41, 53, 60, 64 Kilpatrick, Larry-37, 73 Kimmons, Ellen-41 Kinne, Gary-50, 56, 69, 71, 77 Lafavor, Donald-30, 73 Lawrence, Wayne-41 Lawson, Bill-20, 56, 68, 77, 79 Lawson, Lloyd-zo Lawson, Shirlene-41, 55 Lawson, Shirley-41, 65 Lebbs, Lynnis-39, 41, 50, 55, 58, 6 Legate, Arthur-41, 75 Legate, Glynn-37 Leos, Benny-37 Leos, Louie-30 Lerma, Manuel-37, 57 Lewis, Henry-20, 56, 68, 72 Linder, Brenda-30, 64, 65, 66 Loggins, Delois-41, 55 Long, Kenneth-37, 73 Long, Sharon-30 Longoria, Silvester-41, 57 Lopez, Frank-41 Lopez, Marcos-41 Lopez, Raul-37, 57, 73, 80 Lott, Mary-30 Lucero, Lupe-37, 55, 59, 88 Chamberlain, Pamela-36, 68 Chambers, Patricia-55, 65 Chase, LaVelma-40, 55, 58, 65 Chavarria, Gilbert-36 Chavarria, Mary-36 Chavarria, Rebecca-40 Chavarria, Virginia-16 Chesley, Alan--28, 50, 56, 64, 69 Chesley, Carol-40, 54, 55, 64 Colores, Mary-16, 51, 55, 69, 88 Colores, Robert-17, 69, 71 Colter, Doretta-40 Colter, Jewell-36 Cornman, Bertha-36, 5.1, 58, 64 Cornman, Evelyn-29, 52, 53, 61 Corona, Dora-40 Corona, Frank-36, 57 Coronado, Carlos-29, 56, 69 Coronado, Connie-40, 55 Coronel, Tony-40 Cosillos, Daniel-40, 57 Cousins, Ethard-40, 57 Cox, Larry-40, 75 David, Richard-40, 75 Davison, Harvey--36, 73 Deal, Shirley-17, 61, 62 Decker, Donovan-40, 65, 81 Degracia, Anita-39, 40. 50, 59 Degracia, Gerald-29, 48, 54, 55, Gobea, David-18, 93 Gobea, Esther-29, 55, 58, 65 Gonzales, Alfred-36, 73 Gonzales, Romelia-29, 65 Granado, Victor-40 Grieve, Claire-18, 25, 62 Grubbs, Darrell-19, 68 Grubbs, Michael-19 Grubbs, Renita-40, 55 Guanajuato, Ruben-40, 67 Haggard, Nattie-36 Hagard, Virginia-40, 65 Hale, William-40 Hall, Earl-19, 44 Hampton, Arlene-19, 68 Hampton, Phillip-37 Hampton, Willie-37, 73, 74, 80 Harding, Linda-29, 55, 58, 64 Harris, Larry-19, 57 Harrison, James-37 Harrison, Linda-30 Harwood, Larry-30, 40 Hawse, Catherine-39, 40, 53. 58, 65 Henson, Judy--30, 96, 65 Henson, Shirley-40, 96, 55 Hernandez, Anita-37, 61 Hernandez, Ernesto-30, 57, 68, 77 Hernandez, Ramon-19 Hernandez, Reyes-41 Herrera, Clara-15, 20, 53, 61, 65 Hickman, Reba-30, 55 Hickman, Rodney-20 Holmes, David-30, 51, 68 Holmes, Michael-41, 75 Horton, Betty--30 McCaslin, Johnny-41 McCas1in, Ronnie-41 McCulley, Patricia-41, 55, 104 McDaniel, Ricky-41 McGinnis, Michelle-31, 58, 69 McKaney, Dorothy-31, 65 McKaughan, Steven-37, 57 McKay, Karen-41 McNatt, Celesta-41 Madewell, Larry-20, 58 Madewell, Lonnie-31 Madril, Francisco-21 Maldonado, George-41, 75 Malone, Arthur-21, 69, 70, 71, 72, 76 Malone, Bobby-31 Malone, Flora-37 Manis, Michael-37 Mariano, Manual-41 Mariano, Mary Markham, Michael-31 Marguez, joe--31, 73, 74 Marsch, Penny-41 Martan, Brucc?31, 69, 72 Marin, Bruce-41, 57 Martinez Betty-41 Martinez, Domingo-41 Martinez, Genevieve-41, 55 Martinez, Jane-21, 55 Martinez, Julia-37, 54, 55 Martinez, Lucy-41 Martinez, Luis-41 Martinez, Mary-41, 55 Martinez, Severiano-31 Martinez Tony-41 59, 61, 83 Delgado, Michael-36, 80 Diaz, Anna--36, 40 Diaz, Maria-17 l08 Hughes, Judith-37, 54, 55, 59 Hughes, Randolph-41, 104 Huie, Jimmie-35, 37, 51, 52, 55, 60, 92, 98, 100 Jackson, Albert-30, 69, 76, 77, 78, 79 Masters, Ruby-41 Maxam, Gary-37 Meiner, Sharon-37, 58 Melendrez, Manuel-37 Mendoza, Ralph-31 Mendoza, Richard-21, 68, 70, 71, 76 Mendoza, Sylvia-37, 54, 58, 61, 96 Medrano, Raul-41 Miller, Charlene-21 Miller, Peggy-22, 65 Miller, Robert-41 Lfiilster, Diane-15, 22, 50, 55, 69 Montijo Misquez, Rebecca-31 Mitchell, Rodney-35, 37, 50, 51, 59, 73 Mohler, Lona--41 Montijo, Antonio-37 Montijo, David B.-37 Montijo, David R.--41, 57, 75 Montijo, Gloria-41, 54, 55 Montijo, Luis-41 Montijo, Ray-31, 51 Montijo, Rosemary-41, 55 , Theresa-31, 55 Rushing, Stanley-41 Salazar, Rosalie-42 Saldivar, Joe-38, 56, 68 Sanchez, Petra-38, 58 Sanchez, Robert-38, 73 Sauceda, Rufino-33, 69, 76, 99 Serda, Peter-42, 57, 81 Shaw, Elizabeth--42 Sherwood, Roger-42 Shuler, Mark-42, 75, 80, 81 Shuler, Robert-38, 51, 73 Sibley, Wesley'-42 Silva, Thomas-42 Simmons, jimmy-33 Simpson, Steve-35, 38, 50, 51, 58. 64 Simmons, Phyllis-25 Sigarroba, Raul-33 Moran, Gustavo-37, 73 Moran, Rudy-37, 73, 74 Morgan, Delora-41, 54 Murreitta, Dalia-41, 54 Lfurrietta, Mercy-31, 51, 54, 55, 83 Myers, Steve-31, 64 Nelson, Mary Pat-27, 31, 55, 65, 88 Nelson, Paul-41, 50, 51, 75 Nite, Ted-22, 56, 77, 78, 79 Nite, Timothy-32 Ollerton, johnny-52, 64 Ordway, Leola-27, 32, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 68, 88 Ortiz, Lydia-41 Pantoja, Edilia-22 Smith, Alan-23, 104 Smith, Albert-33, 60 Smith, Erma-42 Smith, Lucille-42 Smith, Mike D.-42, 75 Smith, R. Michael-23, 81 Parker, Saletha-32, 51, 55 Payne, Stella-52, 55, 61 Pearce, Glen-22, 57, 84, 101 Pearce, Mona-41, 55, 64 Pearce, Myra-32 Soto, Cleofas-33 South, Marc-42, 75, 81 Standridge, Connie-42, 55, 64 Stanfield, William-42 Steen, Tom-33, 68, 76 Stevenson, David-42, 57 Stevenson, Mary-38 Stevenson, Tom-33 Stone, Marlin-25, 62 Sullivan, Howard-33. 69 Sylvester, Betty-23, 65 Tackitt, Carol-42 Tackitt, Marcus-42 Talamente, Ezekiel-42 Merlina-3 8, 65 Pearson, Adrian-57 Pearson, Janet-37 Perez, Tony-37 Powell, Don-37 Powell, Paul R.-22, 68, 70, 71, 72, 77, 79 Powell, Tommy-57 Preciado, Ben-41 Pretzer, Edward-27, 32, 50, 56, 59, 68, 80 Pretzer, Jean-39, 41, 55, 58 Price, Larry-37 Tapia, Margie-42 Tarango, Hilda-42 Tarango, Joe--42, 75 Thomas, Brenda-53 Thomas, Carmilita-42, 55 Thomas, Elsie-42 Thompson, Harriet-23, 51, 52, 84 Thompson, Thompson, Joanne-42 Linda-38, 54 Thompson, Philip-38, 52, 57 Thonrton, Prock, Kenneth-37, 80 Ramirez, Christina-41, 55, 58 Ramirez, Helen-37 Ramirez, Janie--41 Ramirez, jesus-38 Ramirez, Juan-32 Ramirez, Manuel-32, 65 Ramirez, Mary-38 Ramos, Amold-32 Rankin, James-69, 70, 72 Rankin, Margie-41, 55 Tidwell, Jerry-38 Tonkin, Robert-42 Torres, Esiah-42 Torres, Ruby--58 Torres, Vera-38, 55 Townsend, Kenneth-38, 57 Trammel, Gary-42, 57, 75, 81 Tucker, Calvin-18, 23, 56, 77, Tucker, Madilyn-38 Tyner, Judy-54, 65 Urquides, Manuel-24, 69, 70 Raya, Sarah-41, 65 Renner, Roy-41 Reyes, Nat0-38 Reyna, Virginia-41, 48 Rincon, Robert-38, 65 Risenhover, Harold-41, 75, Rivera, Arthur-38 Roberts, Roberta-38 Rocha, Maria-41, 54 Rodriquez, Lupw32 Rodriquez, Ruben-32 81 Rosales, Arthur-41, 57, 81 Rosales, Carlos-41, 57, 75, 81 Rosales, Gabriel-33, 57 Rosales, Lupe-38, 51, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61 Roslaes, Maria-33 Rosales, Mary Lou-33, 51, 54, 55, 58 59, 60, 61, 83 Rosales, Norbert-22, 56 Roueche, David-38, 73, 80 Valdez, Angelina-54, 58 Valdez, Cruz-42 Valdez, Juanita-42, 54, 58, 65 Valdez, Olivia-27, 33, 54, 68 Valencia, Esparanza-33 Valencia, Juanita-33 Valencia, Marcelo-38, 100 Valenzuela, Cecilia-24, 61 Valenzuela, Gloria-38 Valenzuela, Luis-38 Valenzuela, Natividad-33, 54, 55 61 Valenzuela, Ramona-42, 54, 55 Valenzuela, Raymond--38 Valenzuela, Rose-42 Vasquez, Santos--34 Vasquez, Sheila-42, 54 Vaughn, Gail-42, 75 Vidal, Armando-42, 75 Vidal, Ramon-34, 51, 68 Villescaz, Joe-42 57, 68, 79 , 53, Villescaz, Julia-42 Villescaz, Santos-42 Voss, Hubert-42, 51 Wacker, Sandy-24, 69 Waddle, Janice-35, 38, 53, 58, 51, 68 Waddle, Linda--27, 34, 52, 53, 54, 55, 88 Wagner, David-42, 75, 81 Walker, Donna-38 Walker, Neil-42, 75 Walker, Rudell-68, 76 Walker, Susan-38, 55, 59, 64 Warren, Brenda-34, 55, 61 Warren, Jerry-38, 48, 80 Watson, Robert-42 Vifatson, Rosa-34, 55 Weaver, Bobby-38 Weeks, Deborah-34, 52, 53, 54 Weir, jerry-24 Weir, Velma-42 White, Danny-34, 51, 59, 80 White, Shirlene-25, 46, 50, 51, 52, 53, 55, 62, 65, 84, 88 White, Michael-42 White, Sheila-42 White, William-15, 25, 51, 56, 69, 72. 77, 84 William, Bennie-42 Williams, Fannie-38 Williams, Kathryn-38, 65 Williams, Madeliene-34, 51, 52, 53, 65 Wong, Irene-25 VC'ootan, Herbert-18, 25, 46, 50, 51, 56, 57, 69, 71, 76, 84, 87, 88, 104 Wootan, Lynette-39, 42, 50, 55, 58, 83 Wright, Barbara-15, 25, 53, 58, 84, 86, 88, 111 Wright, Charles-42, 81 Wright, Sherry-42, 55 Wyatt, Elvin-42 Wyatt, Robert-38, 60 Ysaguirre, Minerva-54 55 Zapata, Manuel-42 Zaragoza, Danny-25 Zaragoza, Stella-38 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND UNCERTIFIED PERSONNEL Peter Ashkine-10, 64 Philip Atwood-9, 28, 56, 75 John Berryhill-7 Leon, Collins-13 Howard Dean-10, 56, 77 Nancy Dunlap-10, 40 E. C. Foote-13 Lonnie Foster-10, 56, 68, 80 Calixto Garcia-10, 40, 59 Delbert Hall-10, 40 Oren Hawse-11, 28 Dean Honsinger--9, 10, 36, 56, 73 Helen Honsinger-9, 12 Lowell Inman, jr.-8 Harold Johnson-11, 36, 52 Nada Keeling-13 Barbara Lawrence-13 Zada Lines-11, 28, 54 john McGlynn-11, 61 john McKee--9, 11, 28, 57 Patricia Mott-9, 24, 28 Lee Murdock-11, 40 Fred North-8 David Pretzer-8 Betty Prock-12, 82 Joan Puckett--9, 36, 58 L. A. Rhodes-13 Clair Scott-11, 18, 52, 53 Relda Smith-9, 36, 54 E. A. Thomasson-8 P. S. Thompson-8 Glendon Treadaway-8, 51, 56, 69 Anthony Valdez-12, 50 Joan Welker-12 50, 51, 52, rl, iii is if , fi i X I ' K 4 X L XX ' . l :K Xi-it .. l s fr ' Kill' 1144 . 1 lp LJ -,U N -fi Q A in V ,N -4 agljyxx-'rx 4' Ra 4 f Fen! if L 'KX X I x K f f ,MN . -'. 'tl r ., r ' I fiat gkxff 5-4' V ' 'ix t i , K 'st YI Q J A xx h g Y r '- ' -N , 1 ,. ,4 , I . We ' 2' 'X is X .ti 1 QV' . 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