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

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Gloria Reigns At Homecoming Dance Smiling with o speciol rcxdionce, Glorio Montijo ctccepted the crown, rose bouquet, ond oll thot occomponies The honor bestowed upon d Homecoming Queen. Equolly joyous were her ottendcints Morgciret Gorcio, Lynette Wooton ond Jonice Woddle. J Alumni from os for bock os 1950 ctttended The festivities. They renewed dcqudintonces with cldss motes ond teochers from good old Sonto Cruz. The lost donce produced groons of reluctonce tor Homecoming had come to 0 close. Right: Jim Boker, escort, smiles proudly os Steve Simpson, student body president, pre- sents Gloria Montiio o bouquet of roses. Below: Sentimental thoughts are reflected in the faces of Homecoming dancers. 64 Below: Students and Alumni vccillcite to the groovy din of The Trains .

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First Santa Cruz Bonfire -W y , 4, .1 ,T ,K gl, A-rg I KH H I1 T .2 ,lug , f Above: Filled wiTh pride, The Juniors waTched Their SweepsTakes floaT progress gloriously on Main. Below: A roll of The drums and a clang of The cymbals give The cheerleaders The go signal. A special glow was given To Homecoming acTiviTies aT S. C. This year wiTh a bonfire, The firsT in iTs hisTory. While The band and cheer- leaders aroused enThusiasm, an effigy of an Apache warrior in The cenTer of his wooden Teepee was swallowed by The inTensive flames. During This hecTic week, seven TloaTs were molded inTo recognizable shapes. DespiTe The loss of sleep and bruised Tingers from hammering, sTudenTs TelT iusTly rewarded when They viewed Their handiwork on Main STreeT. Among'Those experiencing greaT saTis- facTion were The Juniors wiTh Their Sweep- sTakes award, The Freshmen wiTh Their BeauTy award, and The Seniors wiTh ThaT of Original- iTy. Also included in The parade were The school band, pep squad, pom pon girls, cheerleaders, and The Homecoming Queen candidaTes. WiTh a savage grin, Emmet NuTTer prepares To shooT an Apache on The Sophomore floaT. 63

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