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

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- - -- -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-

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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

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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