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

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Healthy Minds In Sound Bodies ir . 3? 1 it it FRONT ROW: Hilda Tarango, Mary Lou Rosales, Helen Villareal, Manda Amerson, Lupe Lucero, Virginia Fetty, Ginger Ra- mirez, Christine Ramirez, Isabel Rodriquez, Hope Rosales, Mary Bazan. SECOND ROW: Miss Shafor, Sponsor, Margaret Mendoza, Lupe Jimenez, Anna Salazar, Janet Albritton, Tyra Grubbs, Terry Montijo, Deborah Weddle, Joy England, Mary A. Martinez, Rosemary Montijo, Juanita Valdez, Jean Pretzer. THIRD ROW: Anita Degracia, Genevieve Martinez, Elaine Sellers, Pat Miller, Cathy Williams, Mildred Wall, Saletha Parker, Renita Grubbs, Glenna Turley, Margaret Garcia, Minerva Ysaguirre, Joy Albritton, Amy Pretzer, Maggie Flores. FOURTH ROW: Santos Garza, Lupe Rosales, Hermoseinda Aguilar, Carole Chesley, Lynnis Lebbs, Lynette Wootan, Ruby McGaha, Mercy Murrietta, Sharon Meiner, Dorothy McKaney, Shirley Lawson, Charlotte Steph- ens, Connie Coronado, Olga Jaquez, Dalia Murrietta. FRONT ROW: Raul Lopez, Ernie Hernandez, Ed Pretzer, Rufino Saucedo, Ray Vidal, Coach Honsinger. SECOND ROW: Coach Dean, Manuel Bustos, Joe Saldivar, Alan Chesley, Glen Legate, Arthur Rosales, Coach Treadaway. THIRD ROW: Coach Foster, Paul Nelson, Tom Steen, Albert Jackson, Philip Thompson, Frank Awbrey, Coach Atwood. FOURTH ROW: Mike Sullivan, Da- vid Holmes, Herman Castillo, Bruce Martan, Gary Kinne, Rudell Walker, Harold Risenhoover. 50

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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

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Objective Cf Athletic-Coordinate Clubs GAA, which was begun in 1956, is a club for all girls who are interested in sports. Each year an initiation is held, and the brave girls dress up. Letters, representing a certain number of points, can be earned. These' points are gained in various things, but mostly in P.E. classes and by participation in different tournaments through- out the school year. GAA sponsors the Honey Dance, and helps with the Christmas dance. Money-making projects during the year build funds from which a scholarship is given to the most outstanding senior girl in GAA, and who intends to teach physical education. A smaller scholar- ship is also given to a boy who will have a chance to put it to good use, and who would not have a way to further his education otherwise. It has become a tradition, in the last three years, to have a banquet at which the eligible girls receive their letters, pins, patches, and trophies. ,,-Q., Mm s-v OFFICERS: CFRONTJ ,lean Pretzer, Secretary, Anita Degracia, Vice-president, Maggie Flores, Parliamentarian. QBACKD Con- -- - nie Coronado, Treasurerg Mercy Murrietta, President, and Olga Jaquez, Point Secretary. r Lettermen s The members of the Lettermen's Club represent the best in teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness in the. school. These qualities are some of the require- ments students must achieve to become a member of the Lettermenis Club. The club also requires that an athlete participate in either 12 quarters of football, 20 quarters of basketball, 21 baseball innings, or have earned 12 points in track. The Club's most extensive drive is rais- ing money for the jackets awarded to lettering seniors each year, with the largest money raising project being the Annual Talent Show, at which the Lettermen's Sweetheart is mistress of ceremonies. OFFICERS: Manuel Bustos, Vice-presidentg Bruce Martan Presidentg and Frank Awbrey, Secretary-Treasurer. 9