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

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, Leu- N FPA Represented At National Convention FRONT ROW: Francisco Jimenez, President, Frankie Corona, Vice-President, Alec Ordway, Reporter, Lynette Wootan, FFA. Chapter Sweet- heart, Clay White, Sentinel, Lee Voss, Treasurer, Pete Serda, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Kenny Voss Joe Munoz, Tom Poindexter Raymond Pehl, Wayne Garcia, and Ted Pearce. THIRD ROW: Mr. McKee, Sponsor, John Miller, Patrick Arredondo, David Garcia, Emmet lglutter, and Steve Pantoia. The Eloy Chapter ot Future Farmers ot America was represented this year at the Na- tional Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. David Garcia, who was chosen by the F. F. A. boys, spent a week gaining more knowledge about agricultural procedures. is' ec i Raymond Pehl exhibits his F. F, A. protect, a Hereford calf. Willie Jimenez and Ben Malone pose to give the photographer a bit of cheesecake! 54

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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'

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Lettermen Execute Excellent Sportsmanship IT is an honor and privilege To be a member of The S.C. LeTTermen's Club. These sTudenTs represenT The besT in Teamwork, sporTsmanship, and physical TiTness. To be a mem- ber of This club, a sTudenT musT have parTicipaTed in eiTher 12 auarTers of TooTball, T5 quarfers of baskeTball, 21 innings of baseball, or who have earned l2 poinTs in Track, These re- auiremenTs give The boys an in- cenTive To work hard and come ouT on Top in all sporTs. The club's mosT exTensive drive is raising money Tor The jackets awarded To leTTering seniors each year, wiTh money rais- ing proiecTs being a candy sale, sponsored The Harlem Clowns and a concession sTand during baskeTball season. Kenny Prock, Frank Awbrey, and Glenn Legaie, hard-working Leftermen, prepare for The half- Time rush in The concession sTand. FRONT ROW: RoberT Burcheif, Vice-Prsidenf: Frank Awbrey, Presidenf, Sal Gandara, Secreiary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Raul Escarnilla, man- ager: Donald FeTTy, Frank Lopez, Kenny Long, Richard Garcia, manager, Mike Delgado, Jim Bazan. THIRD ROW: Coach Honsinger, J. T, Burcheff, Don Powell, John Foufs, David Roueche, Joe Saldivar, Glenn Legafe, Arthur Rosales, David Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Ken Prock, Gus Moran, Roy Sullivan, Dean Hampton, Jerry Warren, Ben Malone, Harold Risenhoover, Roger Myers, Paul Nelson, and Coach Dean. f-1155335