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

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Spanish Club Makes Triumphant-Return Due to the energy of the officers, the Span- ish Club has increased greatly in numbers and in activities. g At the beginning of the year the club held lll'i a swimming party, which was a success, except , Q gastronomically-few people like raw hotdogs! Also a success was a bake sale which aug- mented the club funds. X-nw' -9 I l i Virginia Escalante, Minerva Ysaguirre, and Mr. Garcia prepare refreshments for the Spanish Club party, Ramona Archuleta gets a helping hand from grinning members at the Spanish Club swim- . X ming party. A ' ' ' ' FRONT ROW: Ramona Aichuleta, Secretary-Treasurer, Lupe Lucero, Vice-President, Santos Garza, President, SECOND ROW: Jerry Ysaguirre, Minerva Ysaguirre, Elaine Martan, Margaret Mendoza, Lupe Roias, Genevieve Martinez, Charlotte Stephens. THIRD ROW: Mr. Garcia, Spon- sor, Juanita Herrera, Jim Huie, Charles Duron, Gerald Degracia, Lupe Rosales, Hermosinda Aguilar. 'x.w, . 2 fum ve, . -we L' ' fgfxw- . V C C I 57

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Librarians Enlighten Information-Seeking Student Q7 FRONT ROW: Clay White, Secretary-Treasurer, Juanita Herrera, Vice-President, Karen Hutchinson, Historian, and lsela Jaquez, Parliamen- tarian. SECOND ROW: Lupe Lucero, Lupe Rosales, Jim Huie, Anna Salazar, Peggy Harrison, Mary Alice Valencia. THIRD ROW: Mr. McGlynn, Sponsor, Joe Saldivar, Maria Rocha, Sharon Meiner, Suzanne Conner, and Steve Lawrence, yraiwt Myra V I A ' ,A ' 1 1 ,r,, sf 5 :N r Y ,f W 'qi . Ax .N .jfs ,, ,,,,M AUM? K , kfgy, ,girl 5:7 r V .V S A My I Y? VVAA L S21 z'fg:'.::z.:5 Who says librarians are interested in the Dewey Decimal System only? Ob- viously, they also like Homecoming fun. It a student needs help on a research paper or wants to know what an authority on basket weaving says, he knows the S.C. librarians will provide the necessary in- formation. No book, no report cardl says Jennie Herrera jokingly as she stamps a book on intellectual growth for Glenn Legate, who assures her he'll return it on time. 56

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School Publications Excel hx, ,.-:gil Jennie Herrera, Gerald Degracia, and Olga Jaquez dummy the latest news releases. Right, Virginia Escalante, Editor, and J.im Huie proofread a stencil as press time rolls around. Below, Charles Duron, Mr. Garcia, Advisor, and Reed Kernpton make the required settings on the mimeographing machine, and Joe Saldivar makes the finishing touches on the sports page. 58 Editor ...... DEVILS' CALL STAFF . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Virginia Escalante Sports Editor ...... .. ........ Joe Saldivar Artist ...... ..............lVlichael Delgado Reporters ...... Olga Jaquez, Juanita Herrera, Advisor. . . Lupe Rosales, Reed Kempton, Gerald Degracia, Steven Simp- son, Jim l-lu'ie, Ted Simpson ...........Mr. Garcia-Iniguez f i Ripping the front page stencil for the .first issue, forgetting to re-cap the ink drum on the mimeographing machine and turning it on full blast, making a big blue splotch on the floor by dropping a bottle of correction fluid, eating barbecued chicken, hamburgers, doughnuts, bananas, and other weird combinations were among the unforgettable experiences of students striving for high journalistic standards in pub- lishing the school newspaper, Devils' Call. Although the publication of the Devils' Call was not offered as a class, this activity provided preparation for future iournalists.