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

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School Paper Greatly Improved-All Agree Manuel Bustos and Anita Degracia wait anxiously for the mimeo machine to turn out page one! Burning the mimeo at both ends, a staff of eight published an immensely improved DEVILS CALL. For the first time in the history of it's publication, photo- graphs Were printed in the mimeographed editions. Virginia Escalante confers with Mr. G. about a late game prediction. s.......,. Artists Gabriel Rosales and Dan White visualize their layout before beginning to sketch. Mary Lou Rosales assigns daily duty to speed typist Herman Castillo.

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Librarians Meet Demands Of Expanding System OFFICERS: KFRONTJ Mary Calvo, Historiang Carolyn Etheredge, Vice- president. CBACKJ Julie Martinez, Secretary-treasurerg Sharon Meiner, Parliamentariang and Evelyn Cornman, President. ' A x A, Q 5 , ,L L -fyl .- iii-. .Q g. Q . ff - .I E X , ,ns:, . , PM X The Librarian's Club was started in 1963 by Mr. McGlynn. There are now 18 members in the organization. The only requirement for join- ing is to be a student librarian. Training better librarians is the main purpose of this club. Members attend the annual convention held at different schools each year. The Librarianis money-making projects are cake raffles and bake sales here at the school. The money goes toward a party at the end of the school year. Librarians FRONT ROW: Christine Ramirez, Virginia Escalante, Rosenda Elenes, Rose Watson, Mary Calvo, Mary Lou Resales. SECOND ROW: Mr..McGlynn, Sponsor, Julie Nutter, Carolyn Etheredge, Sylvia Mendoza, Julia Martinez, Jimmie Huie. THIRD ROW: Sharon Memer, Joyce Jordan, Jeanne Marshall, Mercy Murrieta, Judy Bruton, Evelyn Cornman, Lupe Rosales. 47

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Staff Defeats Harsh Deadlines With Certainty FRONT ROW: Reed Kempton, Virginia Escalante, Mary Epstein, Julie Nutter, Carolyn Etheredge. SECOND ROW: Cathy Hawse, Carole Chesley, Lynnis Lebbs, Jimmie Huie, Janice Waddle, Linda Waddle. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Marshall, Lynette Wootan, Leola Ordway, Charles Duron, Danny White, Myrna Keeling, Evelyn Cornman, Mr. Scott, Sponsor. Reed Kempton, Business Manager, confers with three division editors, Kathy Hawse, Classesg Virginia Escalante, Faculty, and Joyce Jordan, Honors. Sponsor Mr. Scott and Head photogra- pher Mr. Johnson look over newest prints for Athletics. m '-... , ,.,, ,.., e' A ' itri f, ' 7' 155. . 5 555 it - fgf' MEM S I ip ., tm. ,,,,, ' ct . ,, ,,,, ,, fi' ' Ml , ,V V M, K if gf N,,....01-as .- .mr W Wa, ,,,., Q I. I ,, ,.,, , MY!-Ll-4 . - y - 4' 'u?kWUE' anILW. .I :1e3Z25k5v',a. fix' A I Inari. ,---, ' ---I Three heads decide onthe basic layout plans: Myrna Keeling, Assistant Editorg Le- ola Ordway, Editor in Chiefg and Linda Waddle, Sections Editor. A yearbook is a memory book, giving a complete history of a school year. The 1966-67 WHIRLWIND staff, working hard to meet deadlines, has made this type of book available for the students. Anyone enrolled in S.C. is eligible to join this group, provided he invests incentive, a willingness to work and time. The '66 WHIRLWIND received a second place rating from the Columbia Press Association Rating Service by obtaining 875 points out of a possible 1000. The '67 staffers made up their minds to produce a first-rate book. 49