Snowflake High School - Retort Yearbook (Snowflake, AZ)

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Honor Society M l 'F nal 2 X, y 3, Row 1: Mr. Smith, Jon Massey, Mary Clark, Greg Black Row 2: Carol Callahan, Francine Willis, Phillip Langston Karen Smith, Gayle Shumway, Debbie Hancock, Mary Ortiz, Wanda Peterson, Lisa Click, Kay Coor, Monica Baldwin Row 3: Rachel Grimes, Jackie Caldwell, Linda Adams, Sandy Brimhall, Karen Porter, Shaune Heaton Row 4: Bev Sherman, Janette Shumway, Julie Hatch, Denise Farr, Carma Brinkerhoff, Norma Stratton, Sherri Palmer, Cindy Knight, Karlee Lewis, Sheryl Hatch, Lily Boring Row 5: Wayne Smith, Kay Smith, Lynn Smith, Randy Reed, Oscar Montes, Rodney Porter, Mechelle Knowles, Sue Caldwell Row 6: Russ Crossman, Joe Tenney, Scott Peterson, Linda Lee, Alan Dewitt, Rob Riepel Not Pictured: Mark Rogers 70 HONOR SOCIETY Egg, V3 Q 'f 'Q A' f

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Osborne, Ben Yarn, Jeff Schneider, Shane Larson, Joe Tenney, Rodney Porter, Row 3: Mike Cole, Scott Peterson, Advisor - Coach Reynolds, Bryan Elkins, Marty Talley, John Ortiz, Mike Russell The Lettermen's Club of Snowflake High School is an active organization which encom- Row 1: Keith Bigler, Brian Aldridge, Eddie McMullin, Tom Hatch, Joe Bushman, Row 2: Matt passes a large amount of the student body. In order to be a member, a student must partici- pate actively in a num ber of sports, and have the recommendation of his coach. Once a member, helshe has the opportunity to participate actively in the growth and selling of the athletic program to the school and to the community. Each member is a representative of Snowflake High School at each event he attends Row 15 Craig Maxwell Frances James, Alfred Chee, Kevin Shelton, Gene Bessinger, Hal Hatch, Row 2: Greg Black, Roy Hunt, Bill Nelson, Mark Brady, Ronald Neff, Row 3: Advisor - Coach Goodman, Rob Leistiko, Floyd Simpson, Karl Holden, Weston Mills. 4 we LETTERMENS C LUB 69 I' 1

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Spanish Club Y 1 5 1,4 1 V 1 I J'XQgQf!Ts st-A as l , W W l if it 'Z 2 lst Row: Charles Maxwell, Randy Reed, Jon Massey, Janet Cole, 2nd Row: Bill Nelson, Phillip Langston, Amy Moeller After a long period of inactivity the Spanish Club emerged from chaos and reorganized itself late during the year. According to popular opinion, it re- mained in oblivion and was in active for the rest of the year. However, it WAS organized. The advisor was Mr. Prestwich, Jonathan Massey was Presi- dent, Phillip Langston was Vice-President, and Janet Cole was secretary- treasurer. Other members included Jennie Taylor, Janice Bruce, Bill Nelson, Amy Moeller, Randy Reed, and Charles Maxwell. The club attempted to participate in many school activities, but succeeded in few. Only one activity request was passed, but the members forgot about it until it was too late to do anything. The Club alS0 made a tape for the time capsule. Later, everyone travelled to Hermosillo, Mexico to practice speaking Spanish and to experience contact with all aspects of Latin Ameri- can culture. Funds were supplied by the Spanish Club. SPANISH C LUB 71