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

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FHA Hosts istrict Convention The FuTure Homemakers ol: America is a naTional youTh organizaTion associaTed wiTh The home eco- nomics program in The high schools. This school year, The SanTa Cruz Valley ChapTer hosfed The annual meeTing of The La Casa de Esper- anza DisTricT. OTher acTiviTies included The annual MoTher-DaughTer BanqueT, Foreign Foods Dinner, Daddy DaTe NiTe, and STaTe ConvenTion in FlagsTaTT. ,I ' --f-N Eating can be Tun, especially aT disTricT convenTions hosTed by S. C. FHA'ers! Laurie Lebbs and Debra UTz pause for a breaTh of air and a drink of waTer during an exhausfing iniTiaTion. fi: ,W Y , i ...nd I FRONT ROW: Jean PreTzer, Vice-President Lynnis Lelobs, Secretary: Debbi Hall, State Vice-President and Song Leader, Brenda McKay, Historian, Lyneife WooTan, Presidenf, Sheila Vasquez, Parliamenfarian, Anna Salazar, Reporfer. SECOND ROW: Hope Rosales, Lupe Jimenez, Sue PreTzer, Debra Ufz, Minerva Ysaquirre, Marianne Delgado, Herrnosinda Aguilar, Suzie Colores, Laurie Lebbs, and Gayla ETheredge. THIRD ROW: Miss Lines, Sponsor, Maggie Valdez, MargareT Mendoza, Elaine Martan, Nina Roueche, Carole Chesley, DisTricT Secretary: Amy Prefzer, Leona Kempton, Sheila Kee, Angie Valdez, Genevieve MarTinez, Jessie Rodriguez. FOURTH ROW: Lana Wacker, Elaine Sellers, Ramona ArchuleTa, Marfha Morgan, Gail Miller, Karen HuTchinson, Suzanne Conner, Mercy Martinez, Mildred Wall, Karen McKay, Lupe Resales, and Lena Orfega.

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Student Council ated ost Ambitious Student Council members devote much time and concentration to techni- calities involved in revising the schools constitution, The Student Council attained better representation tor the student body with a revision ot the Santa Cruz Valley Union High School Constitution. Aside from this maior project, the Council also sponsored the Homecom- ing bonfire and dance, managed elections, and were active in helping coordinate other student activities on campus. FRONT ROW: Steve Simpson, Student Body President, Lynnis Lebbs, Secretar Delgado, Olga Jaquez, Cathy Hawse, Mercy Martinez, Laurie Lebbs. THIRD Gerry Lawson, Gerald Degracia, and Bill Chesley. One of the Council's many services was printing programs for athletic activities. Cathy Hawse and Lynnis Lebbs smooth out the wrinkles on a program stencil. y-Treasurer, Jim Huie, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Michael ROW: Mr. Valdez, Sponsor, Ted Simpson, Harvey Davison, 51

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Modern, female, football enthusiasts and Apache squaws of the past, combined, made a picturesque Horne- coming float for the G.A.A. GAA Provides Fun, Physical Training FRONT ROW: Genevieve Martinez, Parliamentarian, Ramona Archuleta, Secretary-Treasurer, Lupe Rosales, Vice-President, Gloria Montiio, President, Dalia Murrietta, Point Secretary, Lupe Jimenez, Sports Manager. SECOND ROW: Amanda Montiio, Linda Saucecla, Hope Rosales, Elaine Marian, Margaret Mendoza, Belen Montiio, Rosalie Vasquez, Julie Vasquez, Isabel Rodriguez, Mary Bazan, Hilda Reyna. THIRD ROW: Helen Flores, Hermosinda Aguilar, Minerva Ysaguirre, Lupe Roias, Mary Vasquez, Janet Price, Mildred Wall, Olga Jaquez, Santos Garza, Charlotte Stephens, Sylvia Garcia, Pearl Garcia, Mary Lou Montiio. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McKeon, Sponsor, Carmalita Thomas, Shir- ley Lawson, Willie Mae Davis, Ovita Thomas, Carolyn McKaney, Rose- mary Strange, Betty Thorn- ton, Sheila White, Isela Jaquez, and Ercilia Tru- iillo. r i G.A.A. initiates, Pearl Garcia, Sylvia , Garcia, Mary Lou Montiio, and Clara iiii 9 1 Lopez models Gopher Girl costumes ot the day. fi W ' 'T' V'1 'B 1 lf'