Sunnyslope High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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Editor and Freshmen Class .V Qui and published by the Valhalla Staff: X K Susan Baird , Sophomore Class and Music Eileen Fitzmaurice Junior Class and Opening John Moffatt Senior Class and Boys' Sports Joanne Baker ' E Don Beal Photo Editor Glenith Balkey Business Manager Mr. Howard McConnell Sponsor - S 'A , l GOT f iii W it Our high school is fast approaching the end of its seventh aca emic ar. These past seven years have proved long and fruitful for the Viking Ship. They have seen our campus progress from the first three small wings of classrooms to the present sprawling institution, Sunnyslope High School. Now at the end of our seventh year, finishing touches are being put on a new classroom section and library and construction is starting on a new swim- ming pool in preparation for its emergence as a school worthy to bear the title of Class AA next fall. lt is with cognizance toward this growth that we, the Valhalla Staff of 1960, have chosen as the theme of the l96O Valhalla, The Growth of Our School - Physically and Academically. Throughout this book, we shall endeavor to show our growth in four main areas - Student Body, Organizational, Athletic and School Life. It is our hope that this is not the end of the growth of our fine school, but rather the springboard to new and greater heights. -2- ,.s. s I, . . , 4,Q ,,.. Q,A ll it .s I 5-r ,xo ,t y , v TABLE OF comms ,fix A ,I , 'JV 'V f ,f ij tl' Uv' fl is lglv S I 'V 9 RSL X, 4,19 fill! NN Ni VIL 'l g:'rggENT BODY 18 Q ii, Lb I l ll 3 senior H'5i'i LQr r5QQQl5fQf .... .... 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Mr. Zinser was born in California and came to Sunnyslope when he was three. He attended Washington Grade School and Phoenix Union High School. After graduation, he attended Arizona State College where he received his Bach- elor's and Master's Degrees. ln 1949, he began teaching Civics at Glendale Union High School, where he taught for six years. Mr. Zinser comes to us from Washington High School where he has been principal since 1955. School Board: Mr. John Herriot, Mr. Pat Taylor, Mrs. Graydon Hall, and Dr. Joseph Voorhees Mr. Ben McKinney is not pictured. , 55 i it ......... ..., .......,. s .gm ,,.,,,.,.,c ...- ., , i 1 ' asf-fwfr. :Lg f f ,.' , K R ' l, is W I I .vt 9 f I I 1 . fl 3 I fc' Q-at . C , , ' ' X A ,ly - x X i i .past .-upuuulllll 'X -5- ADM! ISTRATIO and FACULTY MR. COFFIN, our principal, has been part of the progressive growth of our school. Starting in Sunnyslope as Assistant Prin- cipal and Bookstore Manager, while also teaching general mathematics, he has prog- ressed to the iob of Principal. Mr. Coffin attended Arizona State Col- lege at Tempe, where in 1949, he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. In i952 he was back again at ASC to receive'his Master's Degree. Among his activities, besides serving as Principal, he has served on the Board of the Class A North Conference, being Sec- retary two years ago and President last year. He has been Secretary and President of the Salt River Valley Principals Asso- ciation, Secretary-Treasurer of the Arizona Association of Secondary Principals of which he will be Vice-President next year, and he has served on the Executive Board of the Arizona interscholastic Association. He is a respected and honored man on the campus and is always near to offer helpful assistance or advice. MR FRANK HARRIS MR. LORENZ J. KEMPFF ASSISYBNT P 'f1C'Pal Assistant Principal for SpeCI6l SSFVICSS for student activities Q- s..-N Mrs. Helen History, Counseling Mr. William Johnson, American History, B.A., M.A. Mr. Arthur Joquel, World Geog- raphy, World History, American History, B.A., M.A. IS ' -Mn Jo uel World Geography Teacher refers to a map To Mr Johnson explains the role of Texas in our history to an E GLISH Mrs. Esther Abrams, English Geometry, B.A. Mr. William Hunt, English De partment Head, B.A., M.A. Mr. Howard McConnell, Eng lish, Journalism, Annual Pro duction, Newspaper Produc- tion, B.A., M.A. K. Students study? P hard in English. rfikfxw - 455' A perplexing problem, eh, Mr. McLain? .. 3 - I ,,, Belles, Eng- Mr..Iohn Brokaw, Speech, Mr. William Buck, English Dramatics, B.A. Health Education, B.A., M.A LIBRARY Miss Jean Bryant, Head Li brarian, B.A. GUAGE ARTS J .lx ,l 5 Mr. Gaylen Mclain, English, Mr. Harry Masters, English, B.A. Speech, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Charlene Tallakson En STAFF Mrs. Ethel Kirchner, Assistant Librarian, B.A, Panel discussions highlight English classes. g- lish, Counseling, B.A., I M.A. ? , 5921042 ,-TT - l s 4 A typical scene in the old library. - 9 - Mr. Albert Arens, Spanish, B.A. Mr. Ray Florez, Spanish, World Geography, American History, B.A. Mr. V. J. Rafinski, Latin, Trig- onometry, Algebra, B.A., M.A. Mr. William Oviedo, Geom- etry, General Mathematics, B.A., M.A. , K 5 1,7 , -.. , Mr Raflnskl Algebra instructor, ex- Junior Algebra students struggle with plains an Advanced Algebra problem a tricky test to one of his problems. pq-an-anus! ,f-fs rx -'X lv---av jj ,jf i IX 4 rjgrf-'.3 lxxfi' Mr. Donald Smith, Biology B.A., M.A. Mr. Richard Stepan, Ad vanced Biology, Physical Sci ence, Freshman Science, B.A Mr Phillips worries about his insur ance policy while gwmg Mr. Wade Oliver, Safety Edu cation, Health Education, B.A M.A. H l I DUSTRIAL ARTS B.A. Mr. Earl Bartee, Auto Shop, Mr. Joseph Miller, Wood Mr. Joseph Phillips, Wood Shop, B.A., M.A. Shop, B.A. ,,A..,.........,n-a Mr. Miller explains the use of the table saw to a Wood Shop student. An Auto Shop student finds out what makes it tick. Mr. Fred Bingham, General Crafts, Leathercrafts, B.A., Mr. Joseph Geiger, Art QQ, Ca -12- wit spray-gun. ff 'fi if Q 'we Gw5s',?fQQ 62 63 10,00 J- BUSINESS sw' I My-5, Dgmgngig Jcnkin, Shgrf- Mrs. Loretta Kersey, Bookkeep- Mr. Aaron Lipinski, Bookkeep- hand, Sec,-cfarial Practice, Office Ing, Typing Introduction to Bus- ing, Merchandising, Introduction Practice, B.A., M.A. The Old Maestro leads the band. X iness, Health Education, B.A. to Business, B.A., M.A. 'mu f. ! Keep your eyes on the copy. Mr. James Mooney, Band, Or- chestra, Freshman Mathematics, Mr. Robert Wright, Choirs, Be- B.A., M.A. ginning Strings, B.A., M.A. . . ' .Q il? ' . s 11 rs ' ..13- Mrs. Alice Moore, Typing, Office Practice, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Rose Ella Vaughn, Typing, Introduction to Business, B.A. oe PHYSICAL EDUC TION ,maui 185 if' Mr. James Carter, Boys' Physi- Miss .lean Ferguson, Girls' PE, Miss Jean Fischer, Girls' PE, Mr. Bruce Riley, Boys' PE, cal Edbcation, B.A. Dance Class, B.A. Girls' Tennis, B.A. V 1- ,l,V i R. P l F ull llllllll 1' ,,, . ' I- I Q, Q N- T . i ' .-al ku ' 13 1 ' - l l 'r LJ' 1 l ' lfgl ll ,P ' Q A t 14' , I .nu ,, 5 1 ,, ., .,K., N W ,STV :J dvnadv- Q :tk Nm , B N ji I f K V , V , -I Z-L ...S A , , Z:-1. A' it K i, vt? -vw-.1 fr' av ' 5 . kt- E ' ' J, l fl 5 i, , - Jig l 1 I ' - ' , .N . not - it at A E, .t 1 .-5-1-we - fw, 1. - -E - V THE LINEUP! A PE class engaged in an exciting football game. FIRST ROW: Harold Haislip, John Butts, Norman Blackburn, John Murphy. Second Carson, William Bentley, Matt Roessler, Dave King, Kenneth Anglemeyer, G .1 I B.A- eg!! PERSON EL .AQ 'UR xi. Mrs. Bontrager Mrs. Clarkson Mrs. Decker Mrs. Kiene Attendance and AVA Secretary Bookstore Manager Attendance Secretary School Secretary ii. Mrs. Neff Mrs. Thomasson Mrs. Yanez Asst. School Secretary Credentials Secretary School Nurse CAFETERIA STAFF: Ethel Stump, Geraldine Snyder, Mary Arney, Ernestine Smederovac, Maude Tapley, Mabel Clark. Our Eicyandinsg School Plant Portrgys Our Grown STUDE T BODY AS a vital part of a growing community, Sunnyslope. High School has grown in its physical plant, students attending, faculty, and academic achievements. ' FROM an original enrollment of 350 students, we have ex- panded to an anticipated enrollment of 1050 for the school year of 1960-61. THE original school facilities in 1953 consisted of 15 classrooms, the present administration buildings, the cafetorium and the gymnasium. As we have grown it has been necessary to add classrooms to meet the expanding student body. ln 1955 eight classrooms were added. ln 1957 six classrooms and expanded physical education facilities became part of Sunnyslope campus. And now a building program, consisting of five more classrooms and a new library and conference rooms, indicate the mush- rooming trend. THIS page is a pictorial depictment of the expansion of our physical plant to meet our academic needs. 'k ef.2' SENIUR CLASS Senior Class Officers: Linda Sea- go, Treasurer, Roger Plate, Vice- President, Jim Harte, President, Kathy White, Secretary. Missing: Jim Bryant, Sgt.-at-Arms. Senior Class Sponsors: Mr. Sew right, Mr. McClure, Mr. Masters Baker, Jacqueline, Jackie Ann -Ambition: To be the author of a best-selling novel. Activities: Viking Views 1, 2, 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4, Valhalla 2, Ed.-in-Chief 3, Vi-Teens l, 2, Chap. 3, Vp 4, Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Spts, Mgr. 3, Lettergirls 3, 4, Anytown 3, Sweetht. Atten: 3, Girl of the Month 4, All school plays 1, 3, 4, Jr. 8. Sr. Council, Science Club 4. Balkey, Glenith Darlene, Glynn -Ambition: Christian Education. Activities: Annual Staff 4, Youth For Christ l, 2, 3, 4, A Capella Choir 2, 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, Girl's Sextette 4, Librarian's Asst. 2, Civil Defense Club 4. Balogh, Cynthia A. Cindy -' Ambition: To lead the happiest life ever. Activi- ties: Varsity Pom Pon 3, Frosh Class Pres., Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Lettergirls 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Clerk 4. 'L Bergstrom, Susan Jean, Suzi-Bergie - Ambi- tion: Be a P.E. teacher. Activities: V. Pom Pon 3,4, Head 4, Vi-Teens 'l,2,3,4, ICC. Rep. l,3, Exec. Council l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Social Manager 4, Student Council l,2,4, V. Badminton 3,4, State tour 3, Lettergirls 3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, All Stars, J.V. Tennis l,2,3, Class Councils l,2,3,4, Ad- vance Band 2, Y-Teen Conference 3. Best, Bon- nie June, Barney - Ambition: Be myself. Bettinger, Jim, Bet - Ambition: Be a success. Activities: Publications Photography. Class if '60 Albright, Robert, Amick, Frances, Francie -Am- bition: Become a teacher. Activities: AFS to Ger- many 3, Girl's State 3, Girl of the Month 3, NHS 3, Treas. 4, Thespians 4, All State Orch. l, 2, 3, FTA 2, Hist 3, Sec. 4, Sec. Frosh Class, Treas., Jr. Class, FHA l, Treas. 2, 3, Vi-Teens l, 2, 3, AEA Orch. 2. Anderson, Bruce Carl, The Talker -Activities: V. Basketball 3, 4, V. Baseball 3, 4, Anytown Delegate 3, Lettermen 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. 5. Barber, David G., Barber Shop - Ambition: Find iob and live happily. Beard, Glen M., Am- bition: Win A drags trophy. Activities: Football l,2,4, Hi-Y 1. Bellinger, Gail, Ambition: Become a lawyer. Activities: Student Body Pres. 4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3, Orchestra l,2, 3,4, Band 2,3, Boys State Delegate 3, Student Council 4, Leadership Conference Delegate 4, Lettermen's Club l, All State Band 3, Outstand- ing Jr. Orchestra member, Jr. Optimist Club. Bolinger, Cecelia. Boren, Velda Jean, Vel - Ambition: Secretarial work. Activities: Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 45 NHS 3,45 Varsity Pom Pon 2,3,45 Vi-Teens 2,3, Treas. 45 Lettergirl 3,4, Treas. 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Junior Council5 Treas. Frosh Class5 Girls State Delegate 35 Miss Para- dise Valley 15 All Stars for Volleyball, Speed- away, Softball5 Prom Committee 3. Brady, Bonnie. Callingham, Pamela, Pam - Ambition: Secre- tary. Activities: Concert Choir 45 Glee Club 25 Dance Club 1. Campbell, Vivian, Viv - Ambi- tion: Secretary or stenographer, Activities: Glee Club 1,25 Concert Choir 2,35 FHA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. Carpenter, Gerald, - Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Activities: Band 2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 3,45 Drum Maior of Band 45 AVA 35 Beginning Band 1. Bigelow, Douglas. Biringer, Barbara M., Bobbie - Activities: Girls Glee Club 1,25 Student Council: 2. Blair, Carole May, - Ambition: Housewife. Activities: GAA 3,45 Civil Defense Club 4. Brown, Carol lee, Activities: FHA 2, Pres. VP 45 Vi-Teens 2,3,45 Art Club 3, Treas. 45 Representative 45 Student Council 15 GAA 1 Perfect Attendance 3. Bryant, Jim, Arky Ambition: To make money. Activities: Ba ball 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Sgt Arms Senior Class5 Hi-Y 3,45 Letterman 3 Sweetheart Attendant 3. Burke, Emily Ems - Ambition: Nursing. Activities: 1,25 Girls Glee 4. st Class of '60 Carroll, Margaret, Maggie Q- Ambition: Million- aire. Activities: Camelback Rifle Club 2,3. Cavett, Willene, Villie - Activities: Red Cross 2: Drama Club l,2: FHA 1,25 Bowling League: Tumbling. Chernov, Gary. ,X . . . Cleveland, Barry John, Cleve - Ambition: Become a Cartoonist. Cochran, Constance, Con- nie - Ambition: College. Activities: Band l,2, 3,4: Glee Club 'l,2,3. Cole, John Henry, Old E. F. - Ambition: An embalmer. Activities: Football l,2, Hi-Y l,2. X QET .. x-...af ' ' . x -., A . fi? can-Q ca, QQ Q Z l A Christy, Theodore R., Tank - Ambition: College and Coach. Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Co-cap- tain 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball 2,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4: Letterman 2,3,4: Band l,2,3g Student Council l,2,3, Homecoming King 4: Class Pres. 2,3. Clark, Dorothy Elizabeth, Dottie - Am- bition: Telephone operator. Activities: Concert Choir l,2,3,4: Girls Glee l,2,3,4: Girls Sextet 4. Clark, Karrell, Skip - Ambition: College. Activities: Varsity Club l,2,3: Track 'l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3: Basketball 2. rm 1-ae -21 Cole, Winona, - Ambition: To be a Nurse. Ac- tivities: Vi-Teens 4. Cooper, Gary, - Ambition: Photography. Activities: VP of AVA 4: Photo- graphy 4. Cooper, Terry, Coop - Ambition: Forestry. Activities: Varsity Football 2,3,4: Var- sity Track l,2,3,4: Sr. Council 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. SENIORS Cords, Mary lou, - Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Junior Play: Sunshine Society5 Cheering Block. Crusan, Shirley Jean, Cruz - Ambition: Pri- mary school teacher, Activities: GAA l,2,35 Vi- Teens l,2,3,45 FTA 45 Science Club 45 FNA ly Band 25 JV Pom Pon 35 All School Play 3,45 Publications Photo 4. Dailey, Susan, - Ambition: To be a Nurse. Activities: FNA 1,25 FHA 25 Oper- etta l5 Girls Glee lp Concert Choir 2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 4. i , - Downey, Bonnie, Cat Eyes - Ambition: House- wife. Activities: JV Maiorette lg Civil Defense 4. Dyer, Joyce, Joy - Ambition: To attend Beauty College. Activities: GAA l,2,3,45 Bowling 45 Girls Glee Club 4. Erb, Sandra Kay, Andy - Activities: Concert Choir 2,3,45 YFC 2,3. Q ix X 'QE Dempsey, Sharon. Dial, Roger, Rog - Ambi- tion: College. Dornon, Gary, Pat - Ambition: To play professional baseball. Activities: Varsity Baseball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Anytown 35 Letterman l,2,3,4. Everett, Vivian, Viv - Ambition: Secretary or teacher. Activities: Student Body Sec. 45 Dele- gate to Girls State 35 NHS 3, Sec. 45 GAA l,2,3, Sec. 45 Tennis l,2,35 JV Pom Pon 3,45 YES Advisory Board 35 FHA 2, Sec. 3. Everhart, Haru, Happy - Ambition: Librarian. Activities: YFC 25 Girls Glee Club 1. Fake, Richard, Rich - Ambition: Sports Writer. Activities: Varsity Base- ball 3, 45 JV Baseball 2. Fogle, Donna. Formica, Russell, - Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Track l,2,3, Hi-Y, Letterman, Letterman Follies. Frazee, Pam- ela Jean, Pam - Ambition: Dental Asst. Activi- ties: Operetta 2,3, Pub. Manager for Concert Choir, Girls Sextette. Class gf '60 Findley, Jerry. Fitzgerald, Ann, Fitzy - Ambi- tion: To become a nurse. Activities: Science Club 3,4, Glee Club 3, Journalism Club 3, Drama Club 3, GAA I, All School Play 4. Fitzmaurice, Eileen M., - Ambition: College and Teaching. Activities: NHS 3,4, AFS Finalist 3, Valhalla Staff 4, FNA 3, CD Club Treas. 3, Girls' Sports l,2, NCCJ 3,4, Washington Conference 4, Girl of the Month 4, School Corres. to the Ariz. Rep. 4, Pep Club l,2, Class Magazine 2. Furr, Judith Bricker, Judy - Activities: Vi- Teens 2, Reporter 3,4, FHA 3,4, Art Club 3,4, Viking Views 3, Prom Committee 3, Junior Council 3, GAA 1. Goodsell, Merlyne, Merl - Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross 2, FHA 1,2,3, Future Secretaries 3. Graham, Barbara, Barb - Activities: GAA 1,2, 3,4, Lettergirl 4, Pom Pon Manager 4, Badmin- ton Team 3,4, Archery Team 3, All Star Volley- ball Team. Fuller, John, - Ambition: Join the Service. Ac- tivities: JV Football. Fuller, Roger L., Red - Ambition: Become a Draftsman. Funk, Patricia Ann, Pat - Ambition: College and Pharmacy. Activities: GAA, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Bowling Club, French Club, House of Representatives. if -23.. SE IOR5 : . I .I j .. 0 2 ' ' I Hammer, Beverly May, Bev - Ambition: Sten- ographer. Activities: GAA l,25 Girls Glee lg Concert Choir 2,35 Vi-Teens 2,3,4. Hammerstad, Pearl, Putter - Ambition: To lead a happy life. Activities: Girls' Glee ly Concert Choir 3,45 VP of Choir5 Girls Sextette. Harte, James, Ben- nie - Ambition: Be bachelor lawyer. Activities: Varsity Football 3,45 Basketball l,25 Baseball 2, 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 45 VP of Jr. Class5 Pres. of Senior Class5 Letterman 3,4. Henry, LeRoy, -- Ambition: Car Dealer. Activities Dance Club 'l. Herl, Catherine, Cathy -Activi ties: YFS 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus. Himes, Patricia Patty - Ambition: Office iob with Airliner Activities: FHA 3, Sec. 45 FNA l,2,35 Civil De- fense Club 35 Student Council Alternate l. Green, Scott. Grove, Jack N., Grover - Ambi- tion: Mechanic. Hale, Venitta, Vickie - Am- bition: College and Journalism. Activities: Vi- Teens 3,45 Mag. Editor - Viking Views 45 Val- halla Staff 45 FHA 3,4. Hatch, David, - Activities: YFC Club. Haugen, Gregory, Greg - Ambition: College Education. Activities: Track 1, 3, 45 Basketball 3. Hawley, James, Jim . Class if 960 Holden, Linda Jo, Linda Lou -Ambition: Col- lege. Activities: Varsity Maiorettes 3,4, GAA 2, 3,4, Badminton 3. Hollingsworth, Charles, -Am- bition: Become a good actor. Activities: State and Nation Scholastic Award. Hone Ro er Am i- . 1 YI 9 -' b tion: Be an engineer. Johnson, Jo, Josie -Ambition: Cosmetiste. Ac- tivities: FHA 'l,2,3, State FHA Conference. Jones, Roger P.-Ambition: Music. Activities: Ad. Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Con- cert Choir 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3, FTA 3,4, Thes- pians 4, Tennis 2. Jones, Terry L., Jonesy - Ambition: Contractor. Activities: Baseball, Track, Student Council. f . 1' 1 -- Q k nl . gf -L... 6 - y ,y ' 1.- fl A . , I . Horne, Martha, Marty - Ambition: To attend college. Activities: FNA l,2,3, NHS 3,4, FHA 3, 4, Pres. 4, Civil Defense 3, VP 3. Hull, Vernon W. Vern -Ambition: Become successful in Real Estate. Activities: FFA 'l,2. Humphrey, Sandra, Sandy -Ambition: To become a secretary. Q X as al' i i Jordan, Dena Ann-Ambition: Pharmacist. Activi- ties: GAA l,2,3,4, Spts. Mgr. 3, Lettergirls 3,4, Pres. 4, Science Club 3,4, Badminton Club 3,4, Publicity Mgr. 3, Vi-Teens l,2, State Golf Tourna- ment 3. Kafader, Judy - Ambition: Business teacher. Activities: NHS 3,4, Student Body Corres. Sec. 4, Varsity Pom Pon 3,4, JV Pom Pon 2, Any- town Delegate 3, Student Council Workshop Dele- gate 3, Lettergirls 4, GAA 2, Treas. 3,4, Library l,2,3,4. Keelin, Gale. C SE IORS Keilman, Thomas, Tom - Activities: Publica- tions Photography 3,4. King, Gary, - Ambition: To get rich. Kirkman, Gene, - Activities: JV Baseball 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4. latcham, Peg, - Ambition: Dental Hygienist, Activities: Cheerleader 2,3, Head 4, GAA 1, Sports Mgr. 2,3, VP 4, Vi-Teens 1,2,3,4, Letter- girl 3,4, Student Council 1,4, Class Treas. 2, Band 1,2,3, Jr. Council Rep., Badminton 3,4. lewis, Glenda, - Ambition: Surgical Nurse. Ac- tivities: Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head 3, Student Council 'l,2,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Vi-Teens' 'l,2,3, Badminton 3,4, Lettergirl 3,4, NHS 3,4, Pres. Girls Glee 'l, All State Archery. Lostumo, Jim R. Kirstine, LeRoy, - Ambition: College. Activities Band 3 years. Kreutzberg, Shirley Ann, Shirl' - Ambition, To have fun in life. Activities Mixed Chorus 4, FHA i,2,3. Krum, Raymond Ray - Ambition: Navy Career. Activities Band 1 year. McCann, Marilyn Jane, - Activities: Advanced Band 2 years, Vi-teens 3 years, Girls Glee 1 year. McGann, Tom, Roger. McWatters, Pat, Pat Mac - Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Girls Glee 'I, Concert Choir 2,3,4, YFC 2,3,4, All- State Chorus 3, Sextette l,2,3, Operetta 'l, YFC Songleader 2. Martinez, Marlene Ann, Mutt -Ambition: Busi- ness College. Activities: GAA l,2,3,4: Girls' Glee CSec.l I: Concert Choir 2,3, Sec. 4: FHA lg Jr. Class Rep. Mathis, Barbara, Bobbi - Ambition: Airline Hostess or a Stenographer. Activities: Vi- Teens 2,45 FHA 2, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2. Miller, Keith-Ambition: Electrician. Activities: Band 2,3,4. Munn, Shirlee Ann, Sammy - Ambition: Secre- tary. Activities: YFC 'lg FTA 2,37 FNA 3: FHA 3,4. Nasif, William, Bill -Ambition: College. Basket- ball l,2,4, Hi-Y l. Noland, Richard Allen, Dick -Activities: AVA 3,4. Class gf 'eo Magro, Nancy Jean, Nan -Ambition: To live a useful life. Activities: NHS 3,41 YFC Club lSec.- Treas.J 2,3,4, CD Club 3, Girl of the Month 4. Mangan, linda Lee-Activities: Art Award. Mari- etta, Neal-Ambition: To own a speed shop. 'fx LF ' if ' .- ffl, ., rs Mishler, Phil, Max --Ambition: Have the biggest Mill in town. Activities: Student Council l,2,3: Hi-Y 4. Moffatt, John, Jay -Ambition: College. Activities: Hi-Y l,2,3,4: Football l,3, Basketball 2: Student Council 2, Track 2,3. Moots, Albert E., Jr. Al -Ambition: Preacher. Activities: Track l,2,3, Concert Choir 2,35 Basketball Mgr. l. Pimsner, Ray. Plate, Roger A., Platter - Ambi- tion: Architect. Activities: Basketball 'l,2,3,4: Baseball 3,4: Senior Class Vice-Pres., Boys State 3: Junior Optimist 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Junior Class Council 3. Pontzious, Daniel Duane, Dan - Ambition: Make Good. Activities: AVA 1. Rabe, Patricia, - Ambition: Beautician School. Activities: GAA l,2,3: Y-Teens 1,25 Lettergirls 3: All Star Teams: Bowling Club 4: J.V. Pom Pon 3. Raynor, Bill, William. Ricci, Franca, - Ambi- tion: Journalist. Activities: A,F.S. from Italy, Student Council 4, NHS 4: GAA 4, Vi-Teens 4- Optimist Club 4. 1 SE I URS Nolte, Jo Ann, Jody - Ambition: Housewife. Activities: GAA 'lp Y-Teens l,3,4: J.V. Pom Pon 2,35 Bowling Club 4. Nolte, Larry Allen, - Activ- ities: Football: Basketball: Track. Phillips, Michael W., Cha-Cha - Activities: Varsity Football 2, 3,4: Varsity Track 2,3,4: Captain Football 4: Letterman's Club 2,3,4. Ei f' A s I Potter Sharon Red Ambition College tivities. Vi Teens 2, Science Club 4. Pc Ralph, R. C. - Ambition: College. Actiw Football l,2,3: J.V. Wrestling, J.V. B Prosser, Joseph, - Ambition: College. Class if 'eo ' v i Roberts, Karens, Boots - Activities: Maiorette 3, Pep Club 3, Sec. 3, FHA 3, Sec. 3, Glee Club 3, Sec. 3, Robertson, Dave, Ricky - Ambition: To finish college. Rohr, Thomas Gary, Pup - Ambition: Go to college. Activities: Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 'l,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4, V. Views 3, Sweetheart Attendant 3, Student Coun- ci l,2. Salpietro, James D., Sal - Ambition: Physicist. Activities: NHS 3,4, VP 4, Jr. Optimist 3,4, Pres. 4, Wrestling 3,4, Football Boys' State 3, Letterman 3,4, Science Club 2, Council. Sampson, Daniel. Sanner, Camilla rick, Commode - Activities: GAA l,2,3,4, Lettergirl 4, VP 4, Pom Pon Mgr. 3,4, Archery Team 3, All-Star Teams - Volleyball, Basketball, Speed-a-way, Softball. ill' 7 v -29- Rueger, Regina Merle, Reggie - Ambition: College and Beautician. Activities: Band l,2,3,4, Vi-Teens l,2,3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, Bowling 3,4, Sec. 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Rust, Bonnie, Rusty - Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2,3, GAA l,2,3,4, FHA 2,3, Thespians 4, Treas. 4, Pom Pon, JV 2,3, Var- sity 4, Co-Captain 2,3, Student Council 3,4, Salina, William A., Bill - Ambition: Microbi- ologist. Activities: Science Club 4, Track. Schick, Patricia Ann, Patty - Ambition: Secre- tary. Activities: Vi-Teens l,2,3,4, GAA 'l,2, Band 'l,2,3,4. Seago, Linda Lee, Lindy Lou - Activ- ities: GAA l,2,3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4, Sr. Class Treas., Lettergirl 4, All-Star Volleyball, Baseball, Speed-a-way. Setne, Marilyn Michele, Mickey - Ambition: Architect. Activities: NHS 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Rococo Art Club 3,4, Treas. 3, VP 4, Science Club 4, CD Club 3,4, Sec. 3, Sr. Council 4. SENIORS Shay, Mary-Ambition: College. Activities: Viking Views 45 Debate 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Sopho- more Council5 FTA 45 GAA 1,35 CD Club 35 Mast and Gavel 2. Shoaf, David, Dave - Ambition: Engineer. Activities: NHS 3, Pres. 45 Band I, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Jr. Optimist 3, Sec. 45 Jr. Coun- cil5 Orchestra 2,3,45 Senior Council5 Boy of the Month 4. Shumway, Nita Marie, Neter -Ambi- tion: Fashion Designing. Activities: Vi-Teens l,2, 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Badminton Club 3,45 Tennis l,2,35 Class Secretary 25 JV Pom Pon 35 Social Mgr. Art Club 35 NHS 3,45 Lettergirl 3,4. Sonderman, Howard W., Bud -Ambition: Have my own Dance Band. Activities: Band 2,3,45 Orch. 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 All State Orch. 25 All State Choir 35 JV Baseball 25 Dance Band 2,3,4. Sosinski, Donna Mona, Donna Donut -Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: V. Views News Ed. 45 Reporter 35 Student Council 45 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 2,45 Teentattle Correspondent 3,45 History Club 15 GAA I5 NCCJ 4. Sparks, Martha B., Mart -Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Concert Choir l,2,35 YFC. 5 . Sigafoos, Raymond B., Ray -Ambition: Engi neer. Activities: Valhalla Ed. 45 V. Views Photd Ed. 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Photographer 2,3,45 Jr. Optimists 45 Boys' State Rep. 35 Boy of Month 45 NCCJ Delegate 4. Simek, Joseph R., Joe -Am bition: Designing Engineer. Activities: NHS 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4.Smoker, lavon Charlene, Vonnie' -Activities: Girls' Glee 2,35 Concert Choir 45- FHA 2,35 Art Club 4. . . I Linda Lee Staats, Kitty - Ambition: To be Nurse. Activities: GAA lg Girls Glee 2,35 Concer Choir 45 FNA 35 FHA 3,45 Art Club 4. Stabenchek Mary Lou. Strand, Mary Jane-Ambition: Book! keeper. Raymond, Ray. Teresi, Tony, Puch- - Activities: V. Basketball 3,45 Frosh HIY l,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Stu Council 15 Frosh Football5 Soph. Class As- Thackrah, lynn Ann, Lynnrow - Am- To do what I see fit. Activities: GAA 25 Choir 35 FHA5 FNA5 Junior Council5 Council Rep 4. make others happy Activities GAA 5 V1-Teens 'l,2,35 FNA 1,25 All Star Vol- 35 Girls' Glee Club 45 Badminton 3, Gerald William Bill - Ambition: Make money Tutell Patricia Joan Trish Teach music. Activities. Youth for l,2,3,45 Pres. YFC l,2,35 Mixed Chorus La Verne, La - Ambition: To be 4 I . . Class if '60 Stratton, Carolyn M., Carol - Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4. Sykes, Sharon, - Am- bition: To be an airline hostess. Tates, Judy, - Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Drama5 FHA l,25 Mixed Chorus l,2. QE' Titus, Leilani, - Ambition: To be a P.E. teacher. Activities: GAA 2,3,45 Badminton 3,4. Towers, David, Dave - Ambition: Mechanical Engin- eering. Activities: Concert Choir 2 yrs.5 Presi- dent Concert Choir 45 Operetta 35 Track l yr.5 Baseball l yr.5 Football l yr. Trigg, Wilfred Low- ell, Jr., Trigger - Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Football l,25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3, Pres. 45 Basketball 'I5 Sophomore Class Assembly5 Wrestling 4. Wallace, Sharon E., Wally -Ambition: Business College. Activities: Sec. Art Club 2 yrs. Weaver, Ray - Ambition: Draftsman. Activities: Student Council l. Weeks, Charles, Chuck -Activities: JV Football 3, Varsity 4: Track JV 2, Varsity 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, VP 4: Letterman 3,4: Class Rep, 4: All school play 3. Wimer, Nancy Lee-Ambition: Housewife. Activi- ties: GAA 2,3,4: CD Club 4. Wise, Clinton Lee, Proxy -Ambition: Teach Fine Arts. Activities: Debate: Art Club. Wotring, Elizabeth Lucille - Ambition: To be successful in life, Activities: Girls Glee Club 4: Band-Girls 3: Band-Concert 3. SENIDRS Valek, Bonnie Ann-Ambition: Make money. Ac- tivities: Viking Views 4: Usher Club 3,4: Viking Press Ed. 3: Annual Staff 2. Vinson, John E., Johnny -Activities: Letterman 2,3,4: Hi-Y i,2, 3,4: Student Council 2,3: V. Football 2,3,4: JV Basketball 2,3. Vose, Janet, Snooky -Ambition: Business College. Actvities: Maiorette 2: FNA 2: Girls Glee l: YFC l,2. White, Kathleen, Kathie -Ambition: Nurse. Ac tivities: Class VP i,2: Varsity Pom Pon 2,3 1 ' I 1 1 I I I V l Class Sec. 4- Vi Teens 1 2 3- GAA 'l 2 3 S heart Attendant i, Jr. Council Rep., Lettergi 4: Student Council Alt. 3. White, Linda-Amb' Fashion Designer. Activities: Student Council I 2: Vi-Teens l,2,3,4: FHA 3, Treas. 4: Art Pres. 3,4: Student Body Mascot 2: Quill Scroll 3: Jr. Council: Student Council Convei 2. Wilson, Myrna E., Johnnie -Ambition: T phone operator. Activities: GAA l,2,3,4 Co' Choir 2,3,4: Girls Glee l: Operetta l: FHA 4. Yancey, Gemmie Ronda, Jimmy - Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Student Council l,2, Alt. 3, Vi-Teens l,2,3,4p GAA 'l,2,3,4, Lettergirl 3,47 Treas. 4, Jr. Council, Soph Council, JV Pom Pon 2,3,4p Concert Choir 2, Girls Glee 'l. Zierk, Everett, Ev - Ambition: Military Service. Zim- merman, linda - Ambition: College and Teach- ing. Activities: Science Club 4, Student Council 3, GAA 2,45 Sr. Council 4. CLASS if '60 Winkler, Fred. Wynia, Frank - Activities: Base ball 1,27 Track 2,35 Science Club 4. Wynia, Ju dith, Judy - Ambition: Secretarial Work. Ac tivities: Girls' Volleyball, Softball, and Track l,2,3. WFT? SENIOR DAY FUN The seniors enioyed an afternoon at the Snow Bowl during ASC Senior Day. 5' Wheel This snow is fun. -,Ns lg -- in Civics class? I v Vtfhat's this? A new style of clothing for -33.- .,., - E Most Witty: Tom Rohr and Shirley Crusan. Most Courteous: Gail Bellinger and Glenda Lewis. Best Dressed: Linda Seago and Lowell Trigg. ,,,l.erg ,, e I x Vt XX Most Likely to Succeed: Frances Amick and Jim Sa 4 Best Dancers Marlene M and Tony a l 1 , lug ici CALENDAR OF EVENT 5 tegistration ..............................,.........,. Aug. Ienlor Plctures ....., ......... ....,.,, S e pt. Lenior Day at Tucson ...... omecoming ..................... Jenior Day at Tempe ............. Jenior Day at Flagstaff ......... ......,. .Oc1. .Oct. .Oct. .Feb. umor-Sensor Prom .............. ......... A pr. 'enior Ditch-Day ............ ......... M ay Rll School Awards ........ ......... M ay 'accalaureate ............. Graduation ............ May June 3 9 17 30 31 6 30 26 27 Best loolung Kathy White and Terry Cooper Best All 'Around: Peggy Latcham and Ted Christy. X 3 X R5 as N 'f f R K 3 M x n L Q, f H a S3 H ix .P K X is 3 X ' is A i ff? , N X, ww VSA X is 4, 12iM':s:ff.l ' -- -.L tgp - Y Q ae, Q1 ,. 1 1' .L--:..es:5g Yf? NF YS i. i5X. 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We- X gli so . 5, ,X xx:- A i 11, fvs. 1 cg' A RTI? J -k'. , l. V , x'f Larry Bartels Don Beal Eilleen Bell Marsha Benefiel Gary Blum 4' ii ,WX v , 3 all ' . s 'Rig 9 l wr' N if v'2 'Y ...f '- fs 1, rf. ..,. . V B' fe ' '- -if :sfg 4, V 1, e .--...U i-K - i , SE temp' f 4, 497, iff' Class if 961 Murl Abbott Jack Adams Shelia Adams Kathleen Adels Sandra Alama Gussie Amos by Q M Linda Anderson -55 Harry Arthur , ,A l Elaine Atkin fra -jr , Larry Atkin E ' 2 ..,, .A B ttelts 1-' v ff' 'A 'li- K v N iff - f kk Donald Auth U if f x. Alan Baer 3 -fu-xi' X 'lin ' Susan Baird M 0 'ig ii ' Joanne Baker 14-3-v b f M Bertha Baldwar X at l 258 1 A WJ f K , CM X05 1 ,. K . l af' ' l it - 7' K I.-sq ' h A ' 4' T J :' 4, ,-:J ,, N 'k1V.7 5 ' vw INV aa? l , K W x w . Q f . -.f ivea qw ,an ff? 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'f1frigsk' .1 Vernette Pearson ,ix N ,ffK',:.'1 ' 9. Q I sl H, r A .qs 1-' i Ill -N , - if L f I-, -' i 1,...q 3 w-.f c....... O R A r X X x 'N a S Gail Norton Margaret Nowalk Gerald O'Callahan Dennis Oldham Sharron Page .lea P ix if :XS ,as 1 we is iffh' X jf-,,: Q' fy 3' . hw - J .Q ivl A f Q x S Judie Nemeth Edna Nichols Chris Niggle Cheryl Noland Andrea Noren gx 5- if .. , 'H- I 'f 4141 4-T so 'Nr if '61 L 'yr 1 , Al .. vi i 5? C. 5 , it 3f3fe4'c5jr - K . ' Q Michael Moon Reta Moots Judith Moritz Carole Mosiman Sharon Muirhede Charles Mays Phyllis Meeker Chris Miller Corinne Miller Verlis Miller o ' ,-A ,, . 1-Fi? '14, ,. x Sharon Marable Mary Marks Ellen Martin Joan Martin Ronald Martinez 4? I, 'Av .gig ,K 41' N ' 1-1 7 rs 1- 1 's 1' -ia img -, -...1 -, i 'fb sr ...ia u.-.ff JU IUR5 ct ry i t Danny Pelton Diane Perry Judy Person Linda Polidor Robert Power f ' PARA , Q ,Q , Q A. if 5' Q Q Q - v J 'R 5 . ix K' . iff ,th , K -2 wt f . 354255 r f cs, V, K N, X. - x Marsha Prentice 4 'L Pauline Rast Sandra Ravel Raylene Rayder ,Q David Rice 7' ,ff 1 Janice Richardson Linda Rittich Elain Robertson ,-V rw Robert Robinson Q Val Roessler . .fu-1142 G W fra if V ,W .7 'zu' ii: K .if 1 if ,f '1- sg ti , . VV ,- Vvx ,ass as A I ull' Lllll 5 F X 5 L? vi' r'v ll: !kx 5 rf' -ft PNK MVK' 7 F' Sf 'fir 7'-,yan 9 John Root Thomas Roush Rachel Rupert Pat Ryan Nat Sampson ian.. -fo fat wx.-9 I' nv Maria Sanchez Leroy Schneider Christian Schofield Paul Setne Martha Shade V. V V qfmf 5,555 Q r K R VV J VV VQ, lV,. . V V V ,, V VV N , V ' J sk 3 Q W - . 'N X - 4 ' TM - ' v tr.' 1 ffiil -Q65 f' I rf Q V Y c , V l :gig V ,VVVVVV VV V V V-L. :VV as N 1 Q., , A X-3949,-,A -qlkfgig ad: - K.. 'qu L 4-. ,, 2 ii? ' P V, J, W jftgiggzf,-4 S- as ' Keg ,fit 512 14 in. Y gr , aff-WAT J ' a1':': 21:51 Q-.Q fi ...I 'ff--ff ...v -, - .Q- . VF ' .- Joe Sheedy Cliff Sherwood Kenneth Shirk John Sickafoose Kenneth Simmons , V , Vx g,, V ,VMJV , . V ' ' ' I, V is VVV ' if ,ff V ' 1 , ff, EV? I- 1 . - r f asrs r ,V ' ' ..: QQVV I ' ' V ' P 5 i' A. '51 i Q jf ' 4 his .A e . ., ff' ,t -Efi,.,. : Q2 1 i .Q rg' F J N ' is . -iv icfw t Q5 - 5 Q 7 t VV. V. .VT I H - V V , f' 'J I 1 1 I ff? Q L X, l i Q S A R Vg: , , q S fa- P ., Q f , V N5 VV V ga , 5' R f ,V ffsiet ' V .W VV V ,V 1 I . ', 'li ' 'H fi' 561 v ' ' 0 I K' 5 ,. 5 ' A if , fn 0 , . . V VV ff' V W -xiii ,VJ Q .ga J . V wi ,V V .VVVVVVX R 1 Ll-c,ij1jQ rf if , I Q, S A, VV 'I' 'Vi v ---ff Class gf 961 1 A KF- ' 1 3-. .42 L X .lx . 43? 4 gh , 3 . A H, . -I w 5 1 I 4' ,lv Patricia Simmons Sue Simpson Irwin Slater James Slipher Edward Smith . ig Doris Snyder L it l , Richard Sparks by . i Shirley Stebbins A - , - Q. 'M 7 Q5 Harold Steffee 'V .625 . 1 JP' i ,-.-Y Beverly Stell . V3 f , 1- K QB, em f ' Wi '-if-5 4-x ' S fl 3 Q , ' azgfii' ' l 5 1143--ti 3 V.51.j:E:..:f: f ese J ss... lfiswhi 1 .K , Thomas Stigsell A , K -Q Jacquelyn Q A N Stockdale 'qi '79 ... 37 Q a , S H? fu' . Marshall Strang 'N-wx A ,J , A EX i . .., Q' Virginia Stretch X 47 -gf' 4' . y it W .-D. William E ,t ,hd - . 1 ' l Swearingen 'D' 'Wa ,. .gui I 'M W f l S G K ' S PJ' ll' lx bf John Tatum Y 'Q I - ' Loretta Thomas V . ' r -- Sharon Thomas W Y R Linda Thompson 'T 77' K '35, gg 1 h . Linda Tibken qvlv f-A .A .5 A ,,:. , X x- ws if X X 'gg'-. - A V' , R- - Q ,2', x H x Martha Tomb . Richard Tshudy an 4 ,M Richard Vaughan ,g 7:3 3 Li-QE 5 ,Q '73 S' Donald Weaver , V7 l , ' -.r .. rd, Mary Weaver l 1 S we' , S E it V K 2 1 I Linda Webb David Webber Sharon Welch QT Paula Wesson 1: ', as 2 -,r f., V Stanley IR., Q an vt J 3 'R fv-T , f-13 Wiedenhaupt '-fr I it-X ' gl. -... , 4 - , - V 'l K ' ' -.-, .441 fi l i i W E 5 i l - i I X ju 1oR5 Marsha Wiernusz Jollie Willford Shirley Williams Spencer Wimer Bonnie Wise 1 It r' 5 fi Murray Wyman Virginia Yanez Mary Ybarra Gerald Young Faul Brochheuser is sold - as a slave during Slave I Sale Week. 'Y ' jlj Mr. Johnson instructs one of his American History classes. Kathryn Young Esther Ziegler 1' 4. Members of the class of '61 working har FROM THE . THIS YEAR IT HAS BEEN my most enioyable pleasure to serve as the Editor f :jhe l?6O VALHALLA. The year has been filled with the inevitable headaches gf iedllfief, COpyreadIng, planning and taking pictures, and editing. To serve as a ink with the past rs the reason that this book was created. It is my hope that as such we have succeeded to record the memorable events of the past school ysjrilvirgs Lflgpusrpgzrk has contributed to the enioyment of the future I will feel Helping record these events has been my staff Joanne Baker Susan B 'rd Glenith Balkey, Don Beal, Patty Britton, Eileen Fitzmaurice, Vicki Hale, Vzlrlis Mllleff John Moffatt, Marilyn Setne, and Spencer Wimer. To these people goes my deepest thanks for a 'ob well done. I would especially like to thank Spencer Wimer, our Art Editor, without whose work this book would not have been possible. To Mr. McBee and his photography department, under the direction of Don Beal, photo editor and Velda Boren, picture filing clerk, goes my sincere thanks for coming through with the necessary pictures when we needed them most. Patience is a virtue which is used most by the faculty and administration, and l would like to thank all the teachers for their patience and cooperation without which most of our work could not have been done. But my deepest thanks goes to our sponsor, Mr. Howard McConnell, who has stood with me through thick and thin and who was always handy for counsel and advice. On behalf of my staff I wish to thank everyone who has helped us and would like to wish all the graduating Seniors the most success in the pursuance of their chosen vocations. Sincerely yours, 7? RAY SIGAFOOS, EDITOR 0 MORE5 C' 5G ,N ,M H LP Sophomore Class Officers: President, Wayne Ranks, Vice-President, Forest Sigwart, Secretary, Kathy Buck, Treasurer, Mary Lynn Blakely, Sergeant-at-Arms, Joe Formica. Sophomore Class Sponsors: Mr. Vitkovich, Mr. Flores, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Hunt, Mr. McLain -45- ,pvc N .fti ze l fa r . A 4 f 1 ' N r ling:-ff l . iiifffl 1 l Q '33 l X A B , ffm- Y XIX' av! ' I l 11?- -.fx wife 1 Peggy Burleson Kathryn Burruss Marcie Cantrell William Carr Larry Carter xc -1...,-1 ' ! . 'N, . .ik --es-173 r l s 1 K W , lt jk , nl ., 4. 'fa S-fs 9 l W' N- 'VK lkfifgl' 'fl A-ff 937' r ,Y g ' Q ff! BK, ,ii ll ai rf x ,- la y Q V' --5 . X, .231 A ,e. xx-65, s wr- ii KN Qi , f .Q Q tit Q .J .xr x rl' 'fl 4 YV' ,.., 8 or Mfr, il Sandra Brong Kathy Brunner Nancy Brunner Kathy Buck Phyllis Burgos t l1.il'lmx I .ffffifliq James Blackburn Mary Lynn Blakely Jackie Blodgett Doug Brayton Dave Briggs ui. Jin-R A. Q-.4 s lfff' J 'sz it :A 'gy- ' ,g li - l Doresse Bannister Margie Barrier Doug Bellinger George Bergstrom Dave Betts K .V 'N Fa if ig X , ' if A X , g i . uf ' SOPHOMORES CZ Patricia Atwood Bob Auble Joanne Auth Dina Avila Betty Baird Linda Adams Sheryl Almo Richard Anderson Ted Arbogast Pam Armes no 4f'.i ,Nas , ' 'f ,fx5n,. i A . Q Q 'V G ,W fX 1. - .L A' ff! 1 1 I -ja I 7 1 c' .xx .A J F f-V.-.J I it X X we 121 il ' nw I wif. Wffi 1 r f gi .- at , 1 I j , f I 4. -2. '44 if . 5' - ' -.50 ,J ,f -.iz ig:..4-v '. . N-.-47 V l -, , .kv-ti , S, 3513,-'sj2.Q,l by x 5. . ..3.,.- -wh 4 , l isa: 5217- 152514 6' ' ' '.. -4 ,'.- '..u'.' r ' s Qfiii'aL1.LH!FaEE21! 3 :QA I 1 wg.. , x , S ' 3 l fl . ,M-.Q iili - 'X ' eff fn, l 13 J .X - ' 'B'-' .f' 1 E ., . ,Q b f . T' ll? A l' ' . ,vt . A ' . .4 g r' ' 5 , .2 f',i Jafl .fi tl 5 r CX s 1 gifs ,fif- SOPHOMORE5 Ronny Chapman Peggy Chartrand William Church Robert Clark Phyllis Claycomb A , ,C Y '3 4521 ff ' f Lloyd Cleveland John Clingan Claudia Coleman Diann Collins Mike Conklin 1 . xi , C. gg mvrl- CV C . 'f M iiriliftlw . -W ii' af 4 ',: C C,C. ,, - 5 ' XM ,, ASXQLK' 1CQfi,Q.f E C C .CN Bill Corbett Maryanne Cornelius gapen Covey J erald Cowie V 'E Diane Cummins U.-pf - , ,A ,Q ' va 'f - 0115-5 TV' ,5'Nwf1ri' ' - ,x ' .X ,gg -41 - . li It if NCQ J 'S it 'fi iii Carrolyn Davis r- r A e f i4giQifusli9?' V ty Carol Dice ,Q If - A E it Sandy Dobos JA N Y ' tg and John Doherty N W' -fs' gg - , tt skeefef ooaume R ,,,,, N- -fl' r l ' W t g , CC l- Ei? ,C 'll H Mary Ann Dorsey -R Bruce Dubberstein S 'V 5 V MC 1 Bill Dugan 'W 54' 3 if 1? kr' Q Henry Dunkin i CLEA xv J E -.Cr Alice Eberly ' 'X ' - f' f V CC ,I C X uv , -I are-25 f X 1 'wt X, l . V AQ K, .rv it -. C CC C K wi f if A J-' ,A i g N f 'lm , Delores Edwards A Q . , Mike Edwards I K 2. fda 4.3, W bf Q . , ' x fa g garbagagllsinstein - Q C it r ' ,, 8 I L XJ' JDE ,Kg ' bigy g if , ra o J , Xxx' all - -fx: ,ii- A iiii x - s r r C was ' C - C ' 'M H -x C A- f Ci -'C .t C C 'ii 2, P 1 .C C 51:1 43:3 i 'ik K A C Y' gf, f U JJ f. l . 1- ' I :K K l CC ,QR r ' ' K Ti? fC,f' C. V il 1 f iii i x-34 ig -, i -LC. W 'C L XX K C5 f i f A 4- C, Marilyn Everett N.. f T ANL ip x X i ll 'L X of ,sh x ..- .S L Qoflo. 7 Page NVE L. ., ' I 8503? - '- ' :J ago ' a an LQ 91:5 aQ0a2g2a0s'1'?f2s e is oh R030 0 ooh r is 5 e X X ....., X se' L .l Q galQ a . i' Q0 S2 0 0 50 05 . 358208 5 ogc- ? was Gb .lAf.9oEQx'2,n2n2o9,Q9n96 4 ,q i I em ifmki K it -A J 'gl so -A L J . . 1,18 ' gg if lg 2 sz ,ajf fy! -R I x 3 y l F we my L Lx 1 9 ' C. A - k X kk.. R g '.k. 33 vA ' K i f - Ne Heberlein id Hernandez Holman Huber Hungerford Y: Ex s s .f . rs'-.,.S X ,, as L. . . X Q 51 Janet Hammer Bettine Harris al Harris Hatfield Lee Sandra Hawkins J af' K 9 Class gf 62 a z ,.., A - ' ' i .X . x iwmy :L ' . ' ,Q-iff? sf, - C155 , Q 1 fr- Karen Gunn Larry Hale Allen Hall John Hall Tiny Hamby esp ' 1 , risk an-Q X ' K . if A 5 - N R f--if Y X , gmt Q, Tm., a s al ,-b., 1 iill Ylri if llll A , rf' Ma ry Rose 7 K Freidreichs , '33 J James Fyffe 3 .411 Leonard Gasper ,..----, V 'L W-ff i r David Gilliland Mike Ginter Carmen Gonzales Carole Good Gary Gorslin , sf Q 2 .lb J 6 d x Q32 v AL 5 Q ' I il ff 1 C. ,- , ,f I I . Doug Gaston Elizabeth Gebha rt Janice Evertsen James Finkenbiner Kathy Fogle Joe Formica Charles Fredley f V I . ,F 'kit L W lv-ff-'L , T M1 K 'QW - -T ,L K A 1 ' l , W A, 6 W '. x 1 , X, 1-x -fa'-' 'K .3 if x Arr' Q f ', ' :lv -ww , .,-4' 4. . I ,y-rr ' Iliff ,g J Q , ..,.. ' .J , A -nrt? ly. of Amis! ' C ia s fs fig X it, gg, ff, f , f ta. if 0 a eo- ,rf iw-ff '- 1. C8 , .15 ' ,' 15 4' fl, l',. I slr' 1 uf ,fly Q A 'f , ' H4911 , H ,, . f' 'br f . U, .f 'V I , ' ,1 , ,' 49411: 1 , fn .7 m1sjE2' .- ,If 'Q-3? ...JS Q.::.J:f,, 1 533,x:1,'... Azzttzrg : .1--ax: ', J .e-. Mx'-e.... - ..-f.1-- ..- Q., grwq lx ,p fl H '-my ll N TT 5 f fa ' 59? J ff' WI il filly El fl ffl SOPHOMORE5 5 K J A Y 'Qi N Louis Hulsey if N y 4- HOPS HUmmef l :ff J it Joe Hurley - J rl f' ' W Judy Jacklin N ll f may 4 Paul Jacobs A ' ,W i ,sf ' l gg .A y rx f mr, fi ' iw' 'lea J ' 33' L,,' ' ' ls, -fl zmnezsi-3?5fff 2 ' . f ,ig f.. W - - :ff f ' in illffs. M. r v. ,. K N A ' Qaefifftaf Ronnie Johnson ,M . J Tom Johnson Cookie Jones Q. K ..-L2 NHHCY Jordan ' 'W N... J 3 Cheryl Kamp J' -.31 Y ff gi'T'w J l J 1' . X5 Y 'Y n l' is XR of -if fry, K-' f-. N If aff -M -il8!?L My .g'hfi.L..l K ' J f a. , 6 I , - ' ' Joe Kauffman . -P 'R I Nlarvin Kegebein me Q J , 1 Keith Kernodle ' X ii V J 5 SF Lenita Kientz J Sandra Kingsbury xx .rf A N 1 li WN., ki ' 'k--.. 1 it . J iia' 5' Pi iiifiitf.. f'4Qb:t:iS:,ffl'f y Y J .. ' I H 'J N32 '-'R ia ' ' aai-, fi- ' V ' X9 K a-aia 'yi E y K J. N .ila J ,,,:,.. . i,X,.A,i Qky- 1 M A J 5 1 , nxt kkkk -may , , v .E 5. . .. we 'X vllxw. 1 1: an -- my wi. gk - 1- ' b . iq?-'gs -'k,-.. -3:1 within.. z .1 Q J . ---.- 7--, , .awe an J ,. 141,-if , , .T-any-rg: 11 1?- A X51 , 'Qc 0 9 ' 'jgg .lu as Si + - ua A i - -,X A A ' K ' 3 L. Q ' in H . . .' ,U ': ' , 3. 5 Q M E gg 1 . ., 1 ' x Ti 'G f ' 1 l . ,Q K A K iX.k , AMI g 5 ' l ...- , ...fer to ei r F 'W K .- X X 5 4 ,.-. 1 Ri ii Joe Kisco Paul Kleckner Kenneth Knudson Bill Koeneman Romona KolakowskY -eg, A ,555 1 , ny.. , ' 1 X '1 .ef 5 1, 4- f ' nf .xv .Q 5 k xl. if . ll 1. X. Dennis Kulhanek Chuck Kwasniewski Everett Kyle Linda LaBay Robert LaBonty x , ,M b y ' N 'V a' A if la e Jllllf . 1 V' I ' Y . 1 . . : 4 J fll x l if My 5 1 ,21 y A 4 EX : ir , wh - 54 fi g Q4 r'.'9'f -Y 5 it 1' X-ii z JA. , ' 've N ' If wr , he , I 'AFT ..w,'- ,ii L w4:s.::,, , . , , 1 gf. r-,,,,,3,g .st .'lf.'l53ff P f , -It ,.4'g,,- ,lf Linda Ladwig Jay LaMee John Lancy Jean Landiault Diana Leckington E i i 1' X M, I M ra s J 'KX ,ck Av- FSM 'X lv'Q'fa sur swf SM M,l,,g,lf , M ear :Noni ,swf K KM M jig.. Mk XX MM Ms S MM -M M , vc. r f 52 lMMw ik l'.. 1 x X Qi SS' uummm A 1 Trudy Miller Bill Moffett KLL Elizabeth Moon SS 5 w X R X Q -L S .f . M-, MM . 5 X Charles Mills I , PX QE 1 3 9 i . L , 5 ' Refs X 4 X . X X Alice Moore 'f ' Dale Moore llrl Q Ed Murray Henry Nichols M i My Q Judy Nicholson L D elu.- if' Qs, erlrr - M neges as Em' ccce I i li? r K tml r'r i l David Mageary Clara Marcoux David Marcoux ' - 5 ' if Doris Marks ' i Steve Mason MM, : MM b:s1,.. SM ,Mi MM M , an r-..M L 1 E K 1 L ,.,. ,...--. A Terry Matter Al D V Robert Merrow L M Alvin Messer M y 1 Bill Mohr , 'Z Bill Mil' +-it M ' ' ' 1 L . U M as . ilyi Q if 'Ki' M M. 5 'ffiMA45MM f4,3i wil M,fM fS5tsM' rsses A ' A ir' Lf-if ,MfM,'-E -5 -L Myliflir fsiyfl Syl!-Y!! Mogllmrii' MsMfm3es?f Qgwbgggwwmwmif f A lllll 31,',llH 'i -i - ..1- is r lzxiiiiiiiiiniiigzlylflfff' r.,,A ,iii,i,.Z,s.s, M MM M M f L ' D :,sMM-wM:cMsMf1M- M- ' -i5g5ag,e:sM MM iii? M . ?EiS5w6eawfgiE5QEE54if- AQHA ' if--f 1: ' -W l EIL-,Mff - gg ' :gi-.iw .- Tlgqsie- 4 k gf 1? Mo. M M M M Ms A f M - 4 F5 Q it an SX lik? l .L A f X Q- - Nl',! it Q W i W M M ... M M3 M Q LM L r f .. - :t..,ff1S?M: K ye+f.f,MffS3rywy'tt MM . M , M il , by W ,,.. ... A, we 5 ella is we W X ix wi N D0 EQ K A E5 GM N2 X X Y X' rf N al ,. fs. + ,- .Qi , , K. , ' J , 5-Q Y,-xv - f ' , Q X ka-Mu. 1 1 , ' ,f K ' 3i3f:If:f. - 1 ' ' a W M - ,Lg 41 . 2 M , is My -MM1M M?554. M sux . I 4 gy i , 'A WH i ii ra -1, 'J ,KGS I 1, f x Class if '62 David Lee Tina Leese Amber Lemons '5ifi, 5 5 Micki Likosar ' ' 'D ii Lee Lostumo ' ' is . ' ff' S , X ff M 'e1rrrl-'1 awe S fi . Steve Lyders Douglas McKinney V M, w e 'f Ramona McKinney Patti McMonigle 'V ' ' Gwen MacParkIand I i of i , , .A V AX, ,is-L53 ' w!,yN?Wf' 1 wir' - , VV ' I .x A ' X A ' M' M v:M 0 ' M !Ff'n'E55.M ,' W a ' ' ' if . if 4 MMM ,r , ,K , M M., M,Mim,x M 4 M In Af: ML I ' rM P M sr 1 Q X M M ,D 'M F a ,ff N M N, eg M' ' r ' -' 1 17 fM', K 1 MM ,M MA 145' M ' ' ' ' X1 ' I - M VWMLMMV Mi,-M,M,53iMlM, VW,M M 4 Q A A Y MMLM M,, MM f' a:4 3--- M I Mfr. 4 ii' -. ' I U Y 1, M y fi 53 Q- A M, M. ff-LM M .. ,. , rqgR3J,+i1 1 .4,,i A X M i' f 'i M W '-V:-Aei'-V flu ,.., 4- ' -ffl Mn . I-' -M-3:53292 :MM 'A ' .1 i . 1 1f:M'1:'iEf?4gTfiftMMfflE. - .: ' ' M M MMMM , . MM M . N Mx Mgsigpggiiy NA. M ,LX M-,MW 1 ,W .4 I 'W A My we 4 2 its ,MM....M':1'.'2L ' 5' . ' li, ': in l in N4 ,M A ,, .W -M VA 404 i by M. ,Q .N M3 M VWM- ighfffr, ' ,A 71 A fit my IW' 1 '35 nfs - 3.57 M L pw.mwf M lo f i W, M , H. . -f 3 4 if 'Ik 9 f Y SOPHOMORES 4, 5 Richard Nilsson ' L D Terry Nordby - I 5, ' E ' y K... A r Ethelene o'Deu fl y Q S J Q is 'K ,fy- Joe Patricca , 5 , W i ' ' 7 1 ' '5' if R P k if l l 'l oger eacoc , M i:,f4,,p fs. ,LW i X ml h in E N' J i ,J iw J , is 555 ,.,,. r 4 I J fi , 55 rg f ,- A Q 1 -All is 5' V' V. Ffh iq , is i fr r rr i is .. . Dave Pearson ,J iff?'fsFif .s f B ' ' V N George Pickens S J i s rmlx - J , -J' Bob Pickett ' ' , rg , ,F CR 5' A ' , J-- Bonnie Pierce -ij a ' ix yi , J- 7 3 Q5 , ' John Pierce --1 A 1 Vx 3' x K Y, 7 ,ri is-xx X A 'G R! Z, s. x ..-L i X f K Q V, W J 4 , JL 'K 5 . l-X . W, gf W yfllflllf' X' , ! J J J ' J J f D 'lf J .iiflirffffi 2 fel Jliflpl A ' 4 Jayne Pierson 5 N C2 Linda Pike ' Mgr Eddie Polidor , ' X 5 ' ' ...-- Judy Pormen b fi H -V R S - mm Walt Ranks 'MV' J l ' X R , R 'f , felrseiii ls ' 1 R' ' K i X' ., ' N ' iii. 'ii Q n I K r if is V 'Z ll ' - ,Q r,,., I Q A 4 - . 1 .. INK Y' Q. -, 77 i ,Ax N f . i f J if A.. ,- Pif '-'xx X..-f N, K , is f I v, a . ,ii al, My ,,, . ,-M ,,. ri KE is , N is c . r f x 'wx X V' FSH. . i .1 X . K y :I Q ' x l i.. P . -xx, QbJ 55 A 91' , v Wayne Ranks Beverly Ranson Fred Rast Judy Reynolds Bill Richardson . - S i y NAV, f 4 4 MQ if , P3 ii K 7 .iff g Q 42? . .4 RWE' J ff 'li is he i y rr, . , ..,. - I . , if 'I ff-sl ,fm I v-,AN if Y? , 7 .iff EX Leanna Risser Frances Roe Wall Roland Linda Rosfermundt Richard Rowe Swv f-ji' -m A ,tm Y...-v 'vs I L ri, B23 in gf J wx f, A Bri , m A Q jj Q 3 Diana Ryan Joe Rymer Jo Ann Salpietro Wes Sayler Loris Schanbeck e N 9 . hx S J! i lr 5.c 'M ' . ca - 5 S 9 ll ll,+ E ,A ,wage xl , S J Qs, i e' ef- Jl V J it ,j:': e.. xg 5 S l o Q as '33 'ir i .4- X at S. lr fr Sandra Stigwell Allen Stolldorf Daylon Stolldorf Esther Street Ruth Street S.. 71 : 1 1 X p JN' ' ...w--f JM.. Q it We Q S af i- , , . 'Vx J Q! lf lfre Rose Ann Smith John Snyder Genevieve Soia Jerry Sowell Mike Stabenchek .3 ill' viz f. X .ri .4 i ffi-7 Bob Swann m Wally Sykora , Dwight Tisdel W -if . . m 1 Marian Titus ' ' 'fx A S Marilyn Tortorici - - m at ' S-3' . S at ffl Tlx S ' J f f:- J Class if '62 Susan Schmidt Wayne Scheider Robert Scott Earl Sedig James Seago Jfks-f .1 ,gf in i s .A 5 LEX. - fp Richard Sickafoose Robert Sigafoos my 7 Forrest Sigwart ', N J John Shepardson Marilyn Shultz it -15 lr f S Jerry Smith +- V ' Roko Smilianic Judy Smith 'ff ' ' F37 1 Muriel Smith 1- I f ,fix Nancy Smith ' -, dl . 7 A new - l W ,fn f 'S ,J . . , 3 , 5 , 4 A ' V45 if e-Pk .iv v 2: 'll W, X- fy QQ, fi ' R '-wa. I Nl yr l nl 9 J 4- 5-Q I' o 1' f J , ,M Ji. . it , 'i , f i' i ' H G S ...Lk f. 1 A, I - ' i ,. -J 'M' S S Ili r.i ,S J 9 f' ,I K like X 1 N V 5 X' S ' up lj P1 I 1 r , A . g Sinflv '57, . 'Y ',' M .f ., 'A x v r arf ,hi - i -J s i Y, , .. R if V y ii, a V rf. X , , . jf, V4 7 , ,-.: .Lmfgr-A-ii- Y ' . SOPHOMORE5 Susan Towers Esperanza Villaverde Bonnie Viterbo Donald Walgenback Pamela Walker F f s! .ar il' 'F Y w X .. , f.. ix N A . . .. Qggzy- kiss... , .7 K 1. :L df K Q Eff if Y .V Y A Q x ' ss x. - sexes!! X Q. gigs' f-S. is ,. , N . . .ia .X Q .1 5 . .,. ffggw - --.. W , 1..f.. r.k. J, . .. i.Q.., . X . L x M- . ...ff , . . X. ,I W G , X 1 r 1 N 6 X X .Q i wswiig ' oz, Q 32 R .i.X9f-1'3 if i -lf? 'sl 1. X :ll 'iv' 1 Carol Walters Jerry Walton Sandra Warbritton Dixie Ware Sandy Warfel . is . --'--arla,1' X r S iela . leeaa f ng? i. f.q,L. 5,7J,.' in ' ' Susan Watson Arldrew Weaver Milce Weber Lonnie White Phlyllis White .av-, Janet Williams 513, Charlene Wilson N mg V Shirley Wilson 13-T' S W, W Burton Wise Jim Wonderly X ifffif S li -I rf. ' as 57? r fm-K s i --ff s ,lfr . f lx . gl X 1 SX 5 -54 l L ,W TW' 5 Er. I F, . -w se r X' N ,k s 'Mai' . 5 N 1' 14-. .r 21711. --if ,.,q1 . fnflff 0. rf' Wigs 43 N'- f' v 4,...- -..av Sandra Woodruff Mark Wyman Daryl Yarnell David Ziegler Suzanne Zubow My f we , Raw 'iw Er xiii -Q ' L at 55551 Jftilxlg nw qw., 1-, , . A 1.65. . A f-,LS ' ' W1 l .X . - if 3 X E r 2 .- .. ' 6 Nl! f V ' I A s -I lk' in Y S . A I S' .T-ii--'yriigggg ff ' -V 5 --si , - 'gi if ' ' 1 if l it X I . ig 'rf ik fy.. 1. , xx g 3:5 ' . is ' 'f-.if-Z ' -. .-Q-fzfli as -. ' H Liv.. 1 ...K ,I v5.1.5 , .hx .j - WHS HMAN C145 sl M .-Q, eil J' WK Freshman Class Officers: President, Sammy Floresp Vice-President, Mary Rodenkirkp Secretary, Diane Harkeyy Sgt.-at-Arms, Leon Lifilep Treasurer, Margie Maul. Class Sponsors: Mr. Oldham, Mr. Miller, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Leiner. -55- FRES1-IME Mary Lolana Abbeloos Jane Adams Carol Ann Albrecht May Allen Sharon Allen Wg, 4. fx we f-9 Y -'ii IQ -, ti-are 'n.-,.Q- .X A Y f' fl . as 'S' 5 1 k,.f' '19 I 2 - Na .. ..' W xi. A ' , X . vw K - Q ,1 X 4 Nw x .. 'QF' . I L 2- 5B l Slit?-Q 'A ' '- 'E li ,.,g. . ,,.' R ,f .' if TI? - Mfr? f ,V Q X. Q., -.if N . Q , . x . . - fe- im M I gl Allan Allmon f , Pat Armstrong I, Robert Arthur l f - iw Don Atkins ,. ag U ,A Michael h i I if ix -- f Augustinovich F ' Y ,X ,Q y k,,,1 ik 4 , . xx . -h E t , V, :,. ,ih AI If gr fr . - , N X X . .3 y Ai- 5 N X f wa. Allen Austin . Lf . N' Barbara Austin lf' ' B . 'M li Melvin Bakken b 2 ,Sam Ala 31, fy Rita Balkey 4' . -2 A K Vx we Jdhn Ball y 'J L ll I My m . x A X . 1 gl 4 f, ca- ' A y ' 1,2 B -cf? . 'iii N .yy N n .- J . : , 7 1 6 X Raymond Barrier . William Bartell Carole Bast , Sherry Beal Sherry Bernardi X fs , 5. I.. .5 'Q v--v .,v.. M. X. N, . B. an .xy lill A I W ,A , B, 1--' xy. ' N ff -.i -.N l sf. V1 :gs ., - F 52:.'m.-'.a-ask' ln lull' 135215 114 .y. ,L Patricia Bishop A I V -fl.,- l ' Q . George Blair H i M l .1 'faf' B'0SSeY ' - ,ff ,i 1X ff E , A Q Kennith Boatman r 'fax T ' lx A .. 'fn l f 'li Dwgias Bordeaux ir 1, 1 X5 'fs iw ..a iflfi i 5 . ' 'J' 1 Q f ir . Q4 'l' ' - x . .... 1 if K l i wa, 'W , X 4 , V 1- - Q Jackie Boston Am r y ir y f'j ' . Mary Lu Bourdo W' I fi 'T L - l A S' I .. N 7' ' Michele Boutakoff Qfy B A ' , , , fag: . Mug, V Diana Kay Bowen y fly V' X Jacklyn Brady . if ' ' 5 . L am' A if jf! ffalf . L Q'-. A J' Y . r.'il . - 4 4 l JJ ' ' Q. 6 S2271 I ' 'fl . si K D .1 B ,B a 4 4 --sf E 'N C , - 'I X K f I l,,a.. 6' f. ' ., ,gl . .x ff 3, ax 3 ' fl A l J,v Tj C 1 1 ' A X i x ' f 1 .A N nxkflifa 4 C Z l Q C+? B A slffff -1,f Tlf:.: 1 4 , Liz A, . XD .f 'N , 'B :T l,T f'Elr-?,q ,, 4 's f Q35-'ilwfgizfli . , 'tqfilli EZ evwsyfrhwh 'W , ge Tom Doherty Bonnie Donaldson Don Donaldson Bernard Bouwsma Kerry Earl ,E l 3 . i nj in lgfwgwirffi C-T1 ' xi' if . ' 215: CJ ,l . , V B , 5 ...QP C Q. ltfflfll-:ill l 1 li C. ,..,.v - X - I . N Li x 1 fdin. his X . 5 we f -A 5, 4 .X x 5 , i 4 i t f ax' - 1 x x,1 S li' 15,1 YW fl'-5' ' XR, 'X V ul ' skfiw fi if Q.. ,IA L ' E' .af Raymond Case Eugene Chambers David Clark Paul Clark Bruce Cline Class if 963 .,. , -3 A x , ...A , as f . 1.5, 2,54 rf fl Darry Caldwell Hervert Campbell Kenneth Carlson Wanda Carlson Margaret Carson . I, ev: f I ll X '- as 5 My ,,,., . V, X, ,, A . ' K S 3 1 flfp' 'pi i ' . -41 -f Q .iii 2,0 Loreen Clubb Q ' l yk ,gg H, Claire Coburn ,f f A ' Valerie Collins 6 'F .5-5 CLP' J ' ,Qf ,Q Dan Comer rg 5 . D f Q N 6 Linda Covelli -'A' Q . as V 'xg ,-l f-We rx' ! jj. . ,IF .g f uh 6- Ill llilik r 2 Sharon Cox Mike Currier L Joe Davis l 3? ' l BudDaY 'ii I ,7- rx , 't' X 1, Mary Delton ' M' V ' ry f-W 1 -la C 5-as ,ff V Ll KY 'fini it A 4. C ltfww. my Wjss.ws X 7 I Q 'ill fl? i . ra. A fl 'ffm liiff 1 - . V s V we 5-so -if N ' 6 1 4 may Me. L A ki- f,f' X ECE , X we , N sl ' A . g ' f vagSNQsM.M,, g 1 llrr .ess T, 141 ,, Greg Brower John Burgess Frank Burkhart James Cade Cecelia Cadotte .I ,K 62 7' 2? . Al X Lvl. af, , :vi .114 X M 1. Ili 'ff fix y 1 he 1 ' Nl ' l ll FRESHME William Ellenberger James Erdman William Everett Thelma Face Beverly Farley ',,.'f', PM xx? K9 . S xl x Q 1 lil ' 9? ,+ , it-n'Pf tg :xx E .H , , 3 I 5 ml I- 9 1 -: ' , ?W'- ' kv 5 A Xih. I ft A MEAN W Wk E M! V K' t , Donna Farmer Marre Farrow Sandra Fennerty Larry Fex William Findley In 3 P '. 5 Q A ff' Sf Q ,ff wk, X is QL. J Chris Fiorentino James Fitzpatrick Sammy Flores ,-me-5 A . or -KM? f P- ., ...ff 'Y ' n l -, o, ., NX. Bikg f' X . V t -A - ' Kenneth Floyd A, V, xx X l Danny Fogle ' A if I wx- t - Z f ,q 1 rc 4 E A J 'l ,E 4 J 5 J- ' ' 5 N. ' , 5 1 J ax 4 W Donald Fogle P XL ' V- 9 f John Foster Ax if Q f ' ,ji it t Y F Danny Franklin ,A ' E ' ix 7 E ' 4' Joe Frantz 4 ,Q fx EX 'f '1 s XX TT Q. Frances Friedrichs ' 'JJ' -ii. - . :,. his ,V 'yqi if 1. ,ctEg?g,I? , , A ' in X ,L ,U A 4 ll F l li 5 , r J ,I -, ' ,f ' QQTH- J N , l - , 1 my ' wi E 1.5, v-Hlml f E -ff ll t' ,TJ -'K , idk'-hyiv ' ':', 'VX' X 5 I .1 :No-'-1. ,An--F' 'X' M-'-' .2 Z :W 5 5 . - s-fs' al a A ffl ' 5 ' 11' .K . mf' ' llr 'Qi X l r l 4 LL i s 53,15 V if ,. .Ex- N Y . 6 r E l .N ' 'F' I wg! W' 'F Ji-'Q hi A Q.. if ai gnu '? 'fm James Fulton Joseph Gacioch Becky Galbreath Kenneth Gardner George Gebhart it , 1 . X V 5 ,. S ,- -, A A .sn .f- J., up ... 1 fn . le ,V .A -m y ' U31 - Y . I' I K R? X 5 i f - 1 5, 1 ' F t Y' . W ' 555 2, ,E , Q A xi., , f f 2,1 ' as at ' I Y Lyyyy ,E ' if I :ZH :Nj Emir i oi ,f-,,, gf '-l. for F Q -pf it l x - X . . , ski' v-'Y ., vga. i l , F, lk Y Ernest Gibcumb Elizabeth Ginter Richard Glover Mary Godfrey Spencer Gries X X --415 li' X . i '7 is XY: xgd .4-av' l X Q X .9 . S ik J at l' Y I X f' ea. Ax is ya wg ,,, R L b .Jn , N 1 .Q V 4r.-of , W ,wif 1 ' l Joyce Hertzler Gloria Hess Julan Herter William Hethcoat Sandra Hill may A X N X Q5 if A K -. l G li -K 5 - i YI ii ' .fi .S ,f 5 W lf? wif! , xx iil G- mr ' o I gsim X 'V x O Eg, 2 'l.kj4i5l?.'fi 5- l yes, H W zz as si R l-as sg H .,, . 1 Y H y ll A D Qi - if A W if Q Q4 Bruce Harte ' , N Bobby Jo Hayes l If - Sharlan Haynes H W sheuy Heading Don Hegenderfer 4 A ,-4 William Heinish Susan Henderson James Hensley Patricia Hensley Retha Henson X l 1 - i E '.X .,5 X r :I -'En' if X wi- Skis .. 'l' 'FT TN, . ' .. 's Y. -5 JZ s. .,'1.-Q1 .j','3..f: g:...i:i ...: E Jimi' '. 'Elms A 1 J L .as t a as if' taxa gas: : sg f W5 H -riff' -s.': I K i if XV-kg.'Ai'? G J r .5 ,n 'w ,,, , if grill I , Imf L Ag lf Q U , . is ....-Q., L J -. x P '.' . ,Q . A .,3:'.. 1 yoj? 'T - . - Sl-572, :if ..g' - . 1136 -1.:: ' + : - 'TSFQI ' 'vang ,,1.?L'4m-gay! .,.'3?:3g5f3f.X ,-5133-if-4+..f.f: ,. .lgf-gp--. rs iii-EN LL-:3::f.u?r 51rrrf1,:::s:'z::+4:r:37 Larry Hamen Carl Hamrick Diana Harkey Kathleen Harkness Ann Harness ..,-nv Class gf 'e f 'll , 'Q J . -3-W , N. I Q ' ' QL . 9 X 4235 X' Julia Grosvenor David Gundry Donna Hageman Steven Hale Wanda Hale of .Q . A . fi D+.. :V ll, fr Bill Grigsby Jerry Grillot Linda Grinstead David Grose Dorothy Grosvenor rn fi l ' ...Q 1 , , , l i, J if I-ff if ii f K?f1'f?Lif?fQ. 4' - D lijni ' A 1 ' . 'av' Sf Wg? .ff ,W my M. r 1 H. iw wi., , ,v ,s E' fsiffl. 'If'xZv'fff?b42?g?T s-Eislzffiiwif' Q E .,,. if My-Q .,,,, f, Y ,,,Xk,,,f,M , file! 1 1 f . i. 21,41 .f ,gf ' .- ' gain -, 1 f ' , ' ' l if gay V ny: K9 Yi- jf aft lx I 1 'Q Q 1 Q' I will :ak ' 6535 9 Y, 'K W, ffl in Pix Ia n.l 4 -1 -1: A . Yagi? ' r .-.'i 'n- ,A I 'Zag lx 1- 1 f ..:,. , fy,4xV'af bi , f 1+ 4 it fy W 5, 4 as Q 12,2 sf' ,V e f it M X1 ,ea 1? aw? if 'l JW-8 f nf. 'kimgff N' fi A x ? Q I Q me , in 1 f K- f V' . . , .ffifvwii , . 4 .Q W fr ,. ,, I Q 51 wt., ,K,.!, ifigwl if V 'rf f wg, M Hifi I i v Air' 0 4 M, , s if Q U In ax 5 4 5 l is it fs. ,.,, .za fc? 5 W I ,VV If X ,fy V, f - i . , 'lf X.. A 2 a is . i ' lf ' l ,r W QQ rsyr W i . ...,.-,j 'al 42 ' t if .', 4 'i ii ' ri if H W fi i fi eotr yliss , .49 N D Q ,H I ose l ll ...4 if f' ,,: . I ,W ' V ' A if Liuk fl l G th 252 FRESHME Larry Himes Alma Hoover Rose Hull Ronald Humphrey Barbara lveli A 1 -Sf 1 ff ,QP R, 5. - .si I. l l rs'-Q - . c' l 1 'L'-T ff- s ' L J i' is '35 1' X it-,iii K H M X 'W L l fig, Y ' ,. L i,s qt , , . 1 lg Lg-cg ii' if 1 ' ,,'f? ' 'H 'Q I Q1 K 'V ,, ffff . i Q... 1 :cf-fi I Mary Jackson Gary James David Jarrett James Jennings Stanley Johnson -.W Q l Q JJJJ X ' 019' ly .B . I l 'J F in 'gn J H...5 V , 87 g, 321 J 'rlu in f L 1 51:-.J L Pa'-a L '1 ,,,i fi N: .53 Q ,A ys 5 iw? E Gary Jones Jeffrey Jones Judd Jones 'llim Jones Charles , Jonkoisky . ,A 1. la H11 i 42 W 554524 V, Q ,ff t on H99 Y Y ,, 'K Q5 Jaw 1 -gf. I Av 5 L li it i X Q A 'Cu -f i. ---fjyQ.,.'I.'l.'l., William Joy Laakea Kamauoha Donald Kelly Marshal Kelly Peter Kelly I 'F ,L-Avi 'ff vi,-V' if H wx' rt A .ffgqn Era i . :il ,k , x , M- A A 9 aw-A vi ,sb . I K3 V' M- 6 :ik Aw N ' Dfw. Jiri -Q. A+ T3 - L- 1 L vw? I ,M , K 5 - L ' L ., mix!! -. A y 5 1 if W J' G , K it lx Q Q Karen Killeen Thomas King Jim Kizer Cleora Koehl Stanley Kolpak 1 . 1 -E-E: i L ..i........,gi..i... l i .L J M J L t r so ar, L. y J ,og A Y J a L r fri' Q 56: , im is if i' S4 J nv L ssitsr li l in - J is iisr J s s gf I lis , J ' K Lili - 'swf ' . f ' H L A 55-51g ,,1: FH' f lk . 5 A J, Y V l msg f '5 ssii ,xlijliiiis ' 3 .',s ' 'Qty it X f Y K ', - EJ Lf ff fig lfitll J .K ia Q' is .lf 'lm Q Y Ay.. M ' L l ':,,', f-is K5 Q iv V ,1 ff. ' 3 ,, ,Q A xiii FU Patrick Kopulas George I Kathy Krhoun Steve Langdon Ralph Lemons ' Q n ' 413' .V 'L s -X . X . 'mx ...an- Q Vi X X N 4 -i -Q U - X iiafi n l . rx A . ' 'ij K V L W Q V, ,, 3 K Jr X f A ' va 1 Alan Oesterreicher Kathleen Olson Phyllis Orr Yoder Orville David Otis Class :fa -, ,. A Sharon Lilly f A V V Susan Limbers ,, 'Jil Vx 0 V Earnest Little t W ,V V -,gy if Diana Ludwig i ii J -4 L-Q7 Nancy McCondra x 'J , .,..a-a U J 4. 'V , , 3 0 .r , f A . yi gs ' - aff A wi! 1 . 1 ,'-'!Zag'f1 a Q o if f f . bf- '. I a , J 'V lf- sit9L- 'Q usiill' fit K V ii ' , l -vn l'r J 5 , Dennis McDonald i ' Marcia McGuire fn.. Q N yr '. X , - ' as fm' 'ij 41- 'i J Janet McKlbben f ' J gf-XX Q .L -.5'V V Q T John McKinley ' ' , - 3 V 1 5 James McLaughlin -37, , R 1 ,Ziyi Jffiitx ,g!ng'6?i5'E'f6 l L J L g:i.3'1'1'il4' if-Z l 5:55 4 V ,Q 1 l whiff f -,1VCQiimg?flZ?5vli17j'f ' x L X525 J '-'.'.'u1u'-tuzul '1vir'r'r'r'n' :V 4 V '- . g,-,ah - ,1'l'z1 ,, 1 555' at-.-.1:.:!:I5:. f.-.i2'...1f:':':'-J 'R' . N. 4V Geraldine Manns 3 V 4, it Judy Marable l , ,l I ' N' 5 Norma Marcoux A 4' VJ' , ally -ei ' ' V ,gy of Margaret Maul :ja it J' Robert Mays ' . Swv, if X3 J V -V.. fx I F V X f , to N- , 1 ,A-f he mt I ,li ,f David Mentzer . 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' ' ' '4 PRES!-IME Rorney Ozlanski , V , Y Charmagne Parent i s f- ' ,, ' ' f - - James Parker mLk ' . M Ih- ,. V . .4 N V it . can 1 Donna Pearson S' :Z yl so ,hg h wa- 1-5 r ., K 'M-Q., K ,. V, i Robert Person , 4 L 'J -my rf - 4 l 3 1 fl! ff j L f-J ff ' , ...., i Q F ' F. V . - . ' tl' Flin ' wr 4' 1 D ' Gene Person J , , - Pamela Petty r -,N ' X' f Q V JOl1f'l Pitts iv' 5 A N . WH- J-Us . .i xv .Q l I 5 .. K y. - . 1 ,Qu A , J Q Vicki Plummer ' ' 'a ' ' t . Q J? , J if Zi 5. Lee Pollard if - ,i ii ' T L' li l we: ' l ,. l v- ',g.,.,a I .4 m h .,.: ,,r. . 7 V V h . 6 C49 f 1 'v r . I k.f.k -.fl - 1 is i . s . 5 h X ef I R J i i' s ' J Wanda Powell MN b Jack Prosser il g. 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J S S I . 2' I . f S Q 'SS 1 1 N lullx . ffl 9 Victor Southword 5' Phyllis Sparks is Walter Sparman ,IX Dorothy Stack --ff Q h James Steele . is I X, J ' X Zgrx N ,SS fi . zvrfm Robert Stephens , me Althea Stoner gg Dennis Stout Pat Strate . --' ' ' 'QM' . 41- 5 A Deborah S Strawderman l I KI, fx 'ti Stockdale Suddock ,., J :- Suever ene Sypherd S S- - enne1 'Qi' ' za.. Sypherd ,afi- f . t 9 . ,A In 4- NF . ss- I ,5L5,-,f , I S,-A 'N ...fr 'x fr.-'fo SA L Darlene Slagle Jean Smith Marcella Smith Sara Smith Dale Sonderman 'x , f I f fl Kr t . H I X X Class if '63 ' fr?- ,lf Xa Tommy Seals Judy Seat John Sheldon Carl Simmons Bernardette Slagle Karen Sanders James Schaeffer Carol Schafer Ronald Schlagel Doris Schultz J Sf-..f lj ff xx' fr J x Q il rg l' . 'L ng fr 'an Ani . ttf- Q r 4 vw gy. QQ Q A A 2 J 1 'if X: 4'P- 'sh .Yu i N' I ' iff 1' fu f '- ' Q- .Ast 'Al' . ,J-g,..'O iff., oi. ff' - l'7,f I v I T A 'L ll? .'.xl',,J- 4 ' ' ag any! 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Harold Thompson ' ,A -ix Q 9' llarry Tice rp- 54' 'N MQ T M - 0 g l , if , llyndel Turney li .QI I I wif, 'AI - I, INN .lohn Tutell L A lf? r ,' X05 . TTI V ' XII ' x Wit T ' ' ' I, . . x I I QI I . II I . I an Cliff vaiek , - Y Olga Valenzuela 45 I I IGI II we Tony Valenzuela I I T l' ' fII' ry Jon Vigoren Qiifi o T A' T - Raymond Villaverde Q. i'.AA 1 ' ' Q s I i . if I lt iff l lx? if 5' T l il fi T ll A ll a? W I T-,T ' l 6 2 i x 9 4 f :Fi in-, 33 Q -.0 I 1 Donald Wade ,N A ,.. T Irg V t-Q , Todd wanz , W f N I I, t yx I r ., I I I WI:,lLI:?gf2n ,:IN,,gIi . IIIv1x - T . II 0:9 ,KI 'BI o n a ing on , zz, -f f1afQ'SUe waiace riff , . l ' - - 2'1ifEs'5i!e5 ' if -:xl T lf . Q . I -2, ,I If I Q :I:1,IIf,IZ1 III!!! Nutr as 1 I i II I YIII I -I QK I I IIl.II.I.IIQF3-.fv'vI:J:'..,,Ixs -. If 4, ,, I T X f ,:,', ' - - .- f 4 il til 1, T ' ' - . - A - e a I if ' , Joe Warren fs' 'A' , I T T Q I de, t0 I 7' --jf i Ronald Watkins .- A . - '1 g, f ' f T. ' ff f T' T T T T -1' M T .3 Chew' Webb . II I I T., a I S? I tIII::I.,III William Whitehead u Ma 'Y'i W de' T .I . sa ,, T f IIII I T I I II SEI IWI X X I I I IIE? . II X . K if itll ' 'vig I ff i ZX!-i .. I' is ft' 1 , . 1 i ,ff lf' . s 5 i ' 1 N. fx all ' : -.f l T RESHME 1 Danny Williams Betty Wilson Patricia Wiltfong Thomas Wimer Kenneth Winn K h x . K F , i K ts e .f w 5 l in Z I A ,lip V11 , ' '21 Q- ' W - tfgqzz 5 Q 3. -. f ' i 'Mr ' 1 up my ...M t ' we f I.: f I V :zur Q s ql S' 3' ' A 'Y Anigf' P3519 . .on t 5 ' I 1:1 . . ul, , ,T o, a it in , , V. e ww- ' ' 9' 5 - , V 55, V 1 '-f-' Yisc ' Q. Q r Qi Fl K 3 if W it 'W' 1 I L . 4 A ' V 0 w ' ' ' X 'S-1. iiiigig . . K T i llhl 5 N Q fx 1 A A .L- W 9 an ' 1 g 'V W Q ll , Peggy Wynia ' L - . N9 .gf far M Virginia Ybarra 11 ' if l l it T f l Q ST Qrville Yoder ' . by ,.... M. 4- '-ffizrf ' Linda Young K a ' K W .W A . y - si T T' Y e. J ' fm it i L ' L f .f r it ' fit f i 1 A 'N , . ' Q, g gr T, it g L 4, is :F -...QT T' X 1 -. X . A A , . X N... ,ix I ., K fl: S3 Q . ' . T K .5 f 5? 1 X ' lx --.-.ax 4 The students are getting a good start in their freshman year to a better edu- cation. 'F -2 Time to take a break from studies to have lunch and learn the latest news. The freshmen quickly learn the art of classroom studying. -65- These students are hard at the watchful eye of Mr. lncreasecl Clulas Have Hcive Swelled Cuz' ORGANIZATIO AL GROWTH ORGANIZATIONS FORM an integral part in the life at Sunnyslope High School. Nearly everyone on campus belongs to one or more clubs or interest groups, and the number increases yearly. As evidence of this growth, the number of clubs and organ- izations has increased 2002: in six years. From a small nucleus of six,- we have progressed to eighteen organizations whose activ- ities iam our school calendar every week. Five service clubs, three honorary societies, four athletic or- ganizations, and six special interest clubs give each student a chance to find his or her niche and participate in some extra- curricular activity. With the addition of the new library wing to our campus the organizational growth will take another step forward. Incorp- orated in this new building will be a room that the clubs can use for meetings. ' This building stands as a landmark to our Organizational Growth. f X 5 X il W il A Q X X . ,X ,. ., 3,515 secretary, Suzi Student Body Officers are: Vivian Everett, Bergstrom, social manager, John Sickafoose, vice-president, Judy Kafader, corresponding secretary, Velda Boren, treasurer, Gail Bell- inger, president. L STUDE THE STUDENT COUNCIL is the student government of our school. Student Coun- cil members are chosen each semester by the homerooms by their classmates. The officers are elected in the spring by the student body and assume their responsi- bilities at the beginning each school year. T I'0l'l OW BYO 8 OSlfT1af1 effle 8 SBFSOFI BDICE Vel' SOD U P Q Y F t R : C l M ' , V tt P ,I J ' E t , S e Sim son, Pat Wilfon , Mar Bourdo, Marcia McGuire, Suzi 4 strom, Velda Boren, Judy Kafader, Linda Seago,'Bea Ann Likosar. Second Row: Donna Sosinski, Esperanza Villaverde, Mary Rod Sharon Richardson, Judy Nemeth, Sharon Muirhdde, Patty Bishop, Diana Harkey, Jo Ann Salpietro, Janet Bogardus, Peggy L Jeanne Warfel, Mrs. Glover. Third Row: Mr. Coffin, Steve Langdon, John Ball, Joe Patricca, Robert Sigafoos, Marvin Kegebetn Salpietro, Gail Bellinger, Vivian Everett, Bonnie Rust, Judy Jacklin, Lynn Thackrah, Mr. Oliver, sponsor. l a I ...sul -68- l.. I 5, in . t l-Q if .f . Cy J ai- s A X E ' f X -l . . Q Q L C lflk 4 .1 . L l- ,f i ,if k fn .ix , ' I f' ' JI t f .ly f I. EACH SEMESTER the Student Council chooses two outstanding members. John B ll and Sue Simpson, lumors, were a chosen for the first semester. They were . . . f chosen for their contributions and or their outstanding work. Second semester outstanding members are not chosen until the end of the school year. . XX it 3 M . I 4 ,vi J GM A X , f ' . f 1 ft Cleft! Sue Simpson Q Lf, i U 'Ulighll John Ball Q f f xi if' if X .M M X 1 N l COU CIL S ' Ber strom Bonnie Viterbo, Nita Everhart, Pam Pettqy S s I irst row: BeaAnn Likosar, Vernette Pearson, Judy Kafader, Velda Boren, uzl g , at Wilfong, Liz Ginter, Richard Anderson, Doug Gaston. Second row: Gloria Hess, Carole Mosiman, Linda Seago, Donna osnn lara Marco, John McKinley, Esperanza Villaverde, Joanne Warfel, Sharon Richardson, Jayne Pierson, Jo Ann Salpietro, Bonnie t Third row- Dave Shoaf, Don Beal, Bill Nasif, Vivian Everett, Marilyn Everett, Sue Simpson, Ron Watkins, John Sickafoose Bev us . . rly Marchent, Gail Bellinger. 1 . 'v-f .V X K his .. Q . - --,- un . 4 M .Q 4: ' ilk -,V Mijn S . -69- THE LETTERGIRLS is a club composed of girls who have received G.A.A. points or who have served as Pom Pon, Cheer- leaders, Maiorettes, or Mascot of the school. The club's main purpose is to create interest in sports and award those girls that excel and participate in various athletic activities such as volleyball, soft- ball, basketball, archery, badminton, ten- nis, golt and speedball. in 's -, vt , T . Q ' 'Y WXF ta Compliments of Lettergirl officers: Dena Jordan, President, BeaAilm Likosar, Secretary, YANCEYS STEAK HOUSE Camilla Sanner, Vice-President, Gemmy Yancey, lTreasurer. 8526 Now: Avenue LETTER GIRLS Front row: Linda Thompson, Cindy Balogh, Glendla Lewis, Peggy Latcham, Virg Kozel, Nita Shumway, Janice Richardson, Velda Borerm and Gemmy Yancey. Second row: Maureen Hayhu st, Linda Seago, Judy Kafader, Camilla Sanner, Barbara Graham, Dena Jordan, Joan Baker, Paula Wesson, Andrea Noren, Patty Britt n, and Suzi Bergstrom. A K .L X f UNE X-X ft cm Xdzfllgll 23444 I -70- THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB is composed of boys who have received varsity letters in various interscholastic sports. lt is active on campus sponsoring such activities as: Lettermen's Club Follies, Steak Fry, initia- tion, and Green 'n White Day. xr- lettermen officers: Tom Rohr, president, Ted Christy, vice-president, Roger Plate, secretary-treasurer, Mike Phillips, sgt.-at-arms. LETTERME irst row: Forest Sigwart, John Dougherty, Bob Harkey, Carl Cooper, Richard Anderson, Glen Beard, Jim Salpietro. Second row: Doug igelow, Richard Bonheimer, Cliff Heberlein, Dick Parisek, Paul Brochheuser, Ron Congdon, Charlie Mays, Ralph Flores, Dick Tshudy, Ken Butler. Third row: Tom Rohr, Gary Dornon, .lim Bryant, Mike Phillips, Earl Getman, Harold Steffee, Norb Kissel, Roger Plate, Bruce Terry Cooper. WWE Nawmaqgs N QW si' t a 1 r S 1 s . ' 1 ' First row: Jackie Brady, JoAnn Salpietro, Elizabeth Gebhart, Beverly Ransom, Diane Cummins, Sharon Cox, Phyllis Tallant, Susan Limbers, Rose Hull. Second row: Wendy Huber, Linda Young, Kay Noble, Marilyn Wilder, Mary Rodenkirk, able, Diana Harkey, Sharon Allen, Cheryl Webb, Carolyn Robinson, Sherry Beal. Third row: Mickey Likosar, Judy Seat, Ramona ney, Marcia McGuire, Gloria Hess, Diana Ludwig, Carol Bast, Vickie Plummer, Norma Marcoux, Marre Farrow. Fourth row: Ge Roberts, Lincla Covelli, Margie Maul, Kathy Olsen, Liz Ginter, Ann Taft, Aline Henson, Kathy Harkness, Pam Petty, Mary Bourdo, l Grosuenor, Valerie Collins GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO First row: Vivian Everett, Peggy Latcham, Bonnie Rust, BeaAnn Likosar, Virginia Kozel, Marilyn Everett, Andrea Noren, Nancy Jo Pam Walker, Kathy Buck, Mary Lynn Blakely. Second row: Nancy Wimer, Susan Schmidt, Mary Ann Cornelius, Jayne Pierson, Ri Rueger, Linda Zimmerman, Carol Cook, Marlene Martinez, Nancy Smith, Sharon Muirhede, Marcia Wiernusz, Shirley Williams, M. Tortorici, Carol Love, Maureen Hayhurst, Judy Persons, Judy Nemeth, Susan Baird, Linda Holden. Third row: Sheryl Almo, Blair, Linda Anderson, Elizabeth Hinderleiter, Nita Shumway, Gem Yancey, Linda Seago, Sandy Warbritton, Diane Perry, Franca Claudia Coleman, Virginia Yanez, Dixie Weir, Mary Weaver, Gail Norton, Marion Titus, Judy Kafader, Cheryl Kamp, Dena Avila. F row: Judy Jacklin, Dena Jordan, Janice Evertsen, Verlis Miller, Sandy Almo, Midge Nichols, Barbara Graham, Camilla Sanner, Y xx Simpson, Barbara Eisenstein Thompson, Paula Wesson, l Vivian Everett, president, Bergstrom, Velda Boren, Linda Rostermundt, Janet Hammer, Sharon Thomas, Patty Britton, Titus, Pat McMonigle, Phyllis Burgos, Sandy Kingsbury. Inserted are Peggy Latcham, Likosar, treasurer, Bonnie secrta ry. A Q -72.. ff, 1 Qs- S Jacque Gaston .Ort .,'r I 1 Charles Sigwart v'J, . 11 Frank Ybarra .g ,,. A . mm g ,S 'a ,Q G Phil Krum nl Gene Thomas . -A F Leslie Masters .J Leonard Steward Carole Sickafoose Tom McKean Frances Amick :JUNIOR OPUMIST CLUB bv THE JUNIOR OPTIMIST CLUB is an honorary organization affiliated with the Sunnyslope Optimist Club. The purpose of the club is to promote optimism and good citizenship. The club is composed of Optimist Club boys and girls of the month. Pictured around the border are the boys and girls of the month from last year. Pictured from left to right are: standing, Mr. Lipinski, Spencer Wimer, Jim Slipher, Ray Sigafoos, Dave Shoaf, John Sickafoose, Jim Salpietro. Second row: Gail Bellinger, Nancy Magro, Velda Boijen, Franca Ricci, Frances Amick. Seated are: Jackie Baker, Donna Sosinski, Vivian Everett, Judy Kafader, Eileen Fitzmaurice. NU Jim Salpietro l R, 1 , ,A A t Susan Walker Tom Abbott Lois Nc-ren Q fr.: Q- Rita Mosiman Ruedi Hoegger Leiean Keenan - 73 - Jack Wells THE SUNNYSLOPE High School Vi-Teens Club is one of the most active in the school. The club works in close co-ordination with the Young Women's Christian Association. The aim of every girl in the club is to uphold the goals of the Vi-Teens. These goals are: To grow as a person. To grow in fellowship and love of God. To grow in the knowledge of God. VI-TEEN OFFICERS are Mary Lynn Blakely, reporter, Linda Vhite, I- I ICC representative, Jayne Pierson, chaplain, Virginia Kozel, sec- retary, Jackie Baker, vice-president, Susan Bergstrom, president, and Velda Boren, treasurer. First row: Jackie Baker, BeAnn Likosar, Sandy Allmon, Verlis Miller, Janice Evertson, Linda Pike, Judy Whitley, Clara Marcoux, Ba Austin, Judy Marable, Nita Everhart, Phyllis Burgos, Joan Gries, Cheryl Webb. Second row: Sherry Beal, Susan Baird, Judy Ne Diane Perry, Carol Love, Ginny Yanez, Kathy Fogel, Sharon Muirhede, Edith Deutscher, Mary Ann Cornelius, Diane Cummins, Pearson, Kathy Young, Virginia Kozel, Linda White, Mary Lynn Blakely, Peggy Latchum, Kathy Buck, Gemmy Yancy. Third Peggy Burris, Marsha Frederick, Andrea Noren, Linda Covelli, Marcia Wiernusz, Judy Person, Carol Cooke, Margie Maul, Becky breath, Susan Limbers, Sandra Warbritton, Nancy Smith, Pam Walker, Velda Bor n, Shirley Crusan. Fourth row: Sharon Th Franca Ricca, Marty Shade, Sharon Marable, Linda Anderson, Gail Norton, Mary Weaver, Winona Cole, Kathy Krhoun, Sharon Kathy Jackson, Diane Ludwig, Sharon Reschke, Lee Bernardi, Diana Harkey, L na Avila, Mary Rodenkirk. Fifth row: Linda N Midge Nichols, Marion McDaniel, Linda Brandt, Patty Britton, Carol Brown Wesson, Linda Thompson, Sue Simpson, V Collins, Gloria Hess, Marre Farrow, Bonnie Donaldson, Pam Petty, Mary Delores Roessler, Wanda Hale, Ann Taft, N Huber, Marcia McGuire, Sandra Kingsberry,Q,'lu,.x.. - Qc51.,,.,.,,,, i . SEMINOLE HI-Y, an associate of the . 1' YMCA, is one of the more active organ- tl izations on campus. Its membership is composed of SHS boys. To create, maintain and extend high standards of character is its purpose. ln order to carry out its goals the organ- ization sets up standards of clean sports- manship, clean scholarship, and clean liv- mg. s., Hi-Y officers are Lowell Trigg, President, Charles Weeks, Vice Press dent, Jim Harte, Secretary, Tom Rohr, Chaplain, Doug Bigelow at-Arms. SEMI OLE HI-Y ont row: Lowell Trigg, Chris Niggle, Phil Mishler, Wayne Ranks, Lonnie White, Dick Vaughn, Tony Teresi, Larry Keller, Joe Formica ary Blum, Dave Robertson. Second row: Doug Bigelow, Charles Weeks, Mike Conklin, Phillip Cole, Bob Scott, Kenny Butler Ronnie ongdon, Don Beal, Roger Plate. Third row: Mr. Osbon, sponsor, Johnny Vinson, Jerry O'CalIahan, Fred Winkler, Tom Rohr Jim Harte -ed Christy, John Moffatt, Ralph Flores, Charles Mays, Bruce Anderson. l .X 75- il. , THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS were chosen in the spring by the student body. They represent the school at all pep as- semblies and at every game. Their pur- pose is to promote school spirit and to encourage everyone to attend the games. . xxx CN, The varsity cheerleaders pose in the gym before a basketball game Varsity cheerleaders in formation are Nita Shumway, Virginia Kozel, BeaAnn Likosar, Peggy Latchum, Head cheerleader, and Lewis. y--,Naam ....76.. UB arol Love, Kathie White, Judy Kafader, Paula Wesson, Patty Britton, Phyllis Burgos, Bonnie Rust, Suzi Bergstrom, Sharon Thomas elda Boren, Janice Richardson, Maureen Hayhurst. Head Pom-Pon Girl Suzi Bergstrom and Co-Head Janice Richardson. t 95 as if VARSITY POM PO , il My yywgtwf -77.- ,J THE VARSITY POM-PON girls are chosen by the P.E. teachers in the spring semes- ter. The girls perform at all pep assem- blies and at the football and basketball games. After the basketball season they teach Pom-Pon to the underclassman P.E. classes. The girls work together making up new steps and introducing new dances. This year's Pom-Pon girls were thought by many to be the best irt the state. Co-Head Jay-vee Pom-Pon girl Gemmy Yancey and Head, Cheryl Jennings. ne--- 1-..--,-:,A, n,,,e, ul-,, r-,H u roll P9 THE JAY-VEE POM-PON girls, chosen in the spring by the P.E. teachers, perform at the pep assemblies and at the lay-vee football and basketball games. The girls are usually preparing for the varsity dance team, and thus try to learn the fun- damentals of Pom-Pon dancing. They do a good iob of promoting spirit at the J.V. games. Compliments of ARIZONA HI-Fl HOUSl 4807 N. Central -78- yfwws-9.9,-,fww .... Q. Q V ,ji 'SAW' jAYvEE CHEERLEADERS ..,.-fs.- W -uw..-wn...:.-,. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS: Mary Rodenkirk, Diana Harkey, Head, and Mary Bourdo. FUTURE TE C1-IER5 FRONT ROW: Vernette Pearson, Roger Jones, Carole Mosiman, Frances Amick, Patricia Burris. Second row: Bernadette Slagle, Linda LaBay, Andrea Noren, Jane Williams, Bonnie Donaldson, Jackie Baker. Third row: Joan Gries, Marty Shade, Valerie Collins, Diane Perry, Gary Long, Eddie Smith, Gail Bellinger. M x il 'Qi' le A S Ms- V l'f??..k 5' fl! WX l Y 'tl W' sf R 'li ' r S. xl all ii. -79- mu THE BOWLING TEAM of Sunnyslope High School meets every Saturday at a local bowling alley where they bowl in teams. Carl Tharp and Leonard Gasper, mem- bers of the club, entered the National Christmas Bowling Tournament on their own and placed seventh in the nation. Compliments of ACE SPORT SHO 339 East Dunlap Bowling Club officers: Sharon Marable, vice-president, Patty McMonigle, president, Reggie Reuger, league secretary, Judy Person, treasurer, Linda Tibken, club secretary, Willie Cavett, historian. BOWLI G CLUB Front row: Joe Warren, Everett Kyle, Pat Funk, Jill Miller, Reggie Reuger, Willie Cavett, Gary Blum. Second row: Steve Lyder, Jeff Du ning, Charles'Fredly, Danny Payton, Bob Bower, Patty McMonigle, Leonard Gasper. ...80.. Dx., THE PURPOSE of the Youth For Christ Club is to promote Christian fellowship on campus. The club has rallies every Saturday and they meet with other groups for skating, musical programs, and film premiers. They also present pro- grams on the radio. ,Il N 5' YOUTH FOR T CHRIST CLUB - , Officers: lfront rowl Eilleen Bell, First Vice-President, Cheryl Noland, Back row: Judith Moritz, Second Vice-President, Nancy Magro, Reporter, Kathy Adels, Song Director, Glenith Balkey, Secretary. row: James Strang, Louis Hulsey, Director, Steve Hanum, John Snyder, Bill Whitehead. Second row: Nancy Magro, Judith Moritz Bell, Glenith Balkey, Sarah Smith, Kathy Frand, Rita Balkey, Karen Robinson. Third row: Alan Hull, Charles Damron, Kathy Herl Fleck, Cheryl Noland, Sponsor Mrs. Krause, Pat Tuttell, Pat McWatters, Kathy Adels. 'ws -81- ,fr , fir rt'-4 Nason-u0v'l'lIll FRONT ROW: Carol Brown, vice-president, Pat Himes, secretary, Martha Horne, president, Linda White, treasurer. Second row: Fogel, Dorothy Grosvenor, Mary Ybarra, Carole Hartman, Jayne Franklin, Reta Moots. Third row: Joann Salpietro, Clara Marcoux, Rittrich, Judy Furr, Esther Zeigler, Beverly Estell, Elaine Robertson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SCIE CE CLUB Bill Whitehead Tim Jones Carol Schafer Margie Maul Dorothy Grosvenor Second row Ray SIQ6fOOS Bertha Baldwin Linda Shirley Crusan, Dena Jordon, Eilleen Bell, Verlis Miller, Carole Moslman, Mickey Setne, Joanne Kuether, Vernette Pearson, Susan Anne Fitzgerald, Sharon Potter, Bob De Leon, Joe Warren. Third row: Mr. Bryce, sponsor, Keith Miller, Gerald Carpenter, Mike l Dave Shoaf, Joe Simek, Larry Bartels, Paul Setne, Tom Roush, Jim Slipher, Don Auth, Dave Gilliland, John Lancy, James Jennings Sfepan, sponsor. FRONT VROW: Forrest Sigwart, Jim Salpietro, Sharlan Haynes, Mary Delton, Sharon Reschke, Jane Smith, Dick Vaughan, Jim Jc h , , , - , . - 2 , , I WAN, Hn'-1 l -32- l ..f'M..,.N., . 'fA,,f+'X cn.. i as S i ,QA S 'QQ qu whom.. ,. an Q . S y-.S ' sc - QE X ,. oy.. ..... A qi. .si aw, A., .SV gt-'svtakqfre t Q S. Q' fn ,, yy , is .. li A .nv-wiv 8 is 44 Q AQQQ' XXI. .wwf I ti . l v st row: Linda White, Jackie Baker, Donna Sosinski. Second row: Ray Sigafoos, Nita Everhart, Bonnie Valek, Marilyn Setne, Eileen izmaurice and Mary Shay. JILL AND SCROLL, the Inter- tional Honorary Society for h School Journalists, was anized for the purpose of couraging and rewarding dividual achievement in Qrnalism and allied fields. Society has always taken active part in raising stand- s in its field and in direct- the course of iournalism. OUILL A D SCROLL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE OBJECT of the National Honor Society is to create en- thusiasm for scholarship, stim- ulate a desire to render serv- ice, promote worthy leader- ship, and encourage the de- velopment of character in the pupils of Sunnyslope High. Et row: Carole Mosiman, Donna Sosinski, Marilyn Setne, Franca Ricci, Nancy Magro, Frances Amick, Glenda Lewis, Joan Gries, Judy ritz. Second row: Mr. Rafinski, Miss Bryant, Nita Everhart, Martha Horne, Eileen Fitzmaurice, Andrea Noren, Verlis Miller, Velda ren, Nita Shumway, Judy Kafader, Bea Ann Likosar, Sue Simpson, Lucy Hoover. Third row: Dave Shoaf, Roger Plate, Ray Sigafoos, 'in Sickafoose, Joe Simek, Larmon Haugen, Spencer Wimer, Larry Bartels, Paul Setne, Jim Slipher, Mr. Arens. v Q Q l Z -83- - ki' l , DEBATE CLUB FRONT ROW: Joan Gries, Mary Shay, Judy Moritz, Kathy Fogle, Mr. Brokaw, sponsor. Second row: Steve Lyders, Joanne Kuether, Eileen Fitzmaurice, Vern- ette Pearson. win -84- ART CLUB Lavon Smoker, Marilyn Set- ne, Carole Brown, Linda White, Sharon Wallace, Martha Shade, Judy Furr, Sharon Dempsey. i CIVIL DEFE S Mr. McClure, sponsor, Judy Tates, Bonnie Down- ey, Carole Blair, Marilyn Setne, Glenith Balkey, Nan- cy Wimer. PHOTOGRAPHY Sitting: Spencer Wimer, Tom Keilman, Velda Boren, Gary Cooper, Barbara Eisenstein, Don Weaver. Standing: James McConnell, Shirley Crusan, Dave Rice, Vincent Keelin, Danny Pelton, Marshal Strang, and Don Beal. Not pictured, sponsor, Mr. McBee. THESPI S Front Ron Watkins, Roger Jones, Hess, Lyndal Tourney, Cecila Bolin- row: Ann Fitzger- Joan Gries, Jayne Wil- T Mary Lynn Blakely Pierson Mary Shay Amlck, Mary Delton, Rust, Mr. Brokaw, spon- hird row: Judy Tates, Baker, Patty McMonigle, Shade, Ron Chapman, Maul, Verlis Miller, Lyders, John Sickafoose. l A 55.911 lg A . UDIO -VISUAL AIDS First row: Richard Bonheimer, Jerry Sowell, Gary Cooper. Second row: Danny Williams, Jim Hawley, Richard Noland, Dale McCulley, Dave Briggs, Larry Carter, Walt Rowland, Jerry Young. Third row: Dave Clark, Robert LaBonty, Gary Taylor, Mike Conklin, Joe Kauffman, Marshal Strang, Dave Rice, Dave Barber. vs -. C1 -NT 'walnuts-sa-smartest N M Sitting Susan Baird music editor Vicki Hale organizations editor Ray Slgafoos, editor, Glenith Balkey, business manager, Patty Britt girls sports S anding Mickey Setne senior editor Verlis Miller school life editor, and Eileen Fitzmaurice, iunior class editor Pictured Are Joanne Baker School Life Editor John Moffatt Boys Sports Editor. V L1-IALLA STAFF LAYING OUT PAGES, checking pictures, writing copy, meeting deadlines are lust some of the activities engaged in by the Valhalla staff while they work to finish the Valhalla. Putting the annual together is no easy task, but it gives students an opportunity to express themselves and create the fin- ished product. But all the headaches and hard work are worthwhile on publication day. 1, . X- ' IQ. I. II. y p g I 41 V, 2: . ,.W....,,,, Wygv Sfbftfiitf - .gp we f 5 . l 2 3 23 4 s 1 -I is 3 lf 1 , aacaa i 1 . is MH Y 1 I 45 y . . . Lhw h , M -N. J N-ew N..g,...M ju :B ,',- 1 W 1 l4- - of Sunrrfslope 'Hiqh School 0 , K vswliii V, we mw ww -87- THE VIKING VIEWS, a semi-monthly pub- lication, has been a part of Sunnyslope High for the past six years. The paper is written by the student advanced iour- nalism class and advertisements are sold by the students to support it. The staff members for the 59-60 school year are: fAboveJ First row: Phyllis Burgosg Vicki Haley Jackie Baker, Editorg Donna Sosin- skip Diane Cumminsg Nita Everhartg Sec- ond row: Ray Sigafoosg Keith Kernodleg Claudia Colemang Mary Lynn Blakelyg and Mary Shay. Part of Jackie Baker's duties as editor is to lay out the paper. Laying out the paper consists of composing and setting headlines, checking copy, and helping in the general make-up of the paper. FOREIGN EXCHANGE - in . year. Since the hearts ONE OF school participation sored by the our campus o has the Frances Amlck, senior, to spend part of last families in Germany. rue broadened mutual We would like to to the ideals of this us Insights into life in their wonderful program further in the future. both girls of the world N1 fix J K -L 1 if .Nggi5Qggf4,',rg1 'i I, ly if mf I I g f 3 MUSIC Qi auf P' ,' rim 'I 1' t' rf -fx I K .Rv I T Sunnyslope band per' forms at Arizona State Fair Band Stand. Marching down the Avenue of Flags. Practice makes per- fect. Drum Maier, Gary Carpenter Mr. Mooney Mr. Wright L -39- BAND OFFICERS . , L , 1 -h .1 , 'A9 'lffN s s I 1 , , C' , ,. C I , f' L ll' 4 5 R er C C , .f is . -5 ' Dave Shoaf, Gene Kirkman, Roger Jones Front row: Gerald Carpenter, Pat Schick. Second row: Gene Kirkarnn, Lucretia Langdon, Joan Gries, Rick Nilsson. Third row: Muriel Smith, Jill Miller, Steve Hale, Mike Webber, Carol Dice. Back row: Reggie Rueger, Tom King, Ray Villaverde. ORCHESTRA Front row: Carole Mosiman, Nita Everhart, Francis Amick, Pat Burris. Back row: Cecelia Bolinger, David Gundry, David Mageary, Loan Auth, LeRoy Kerstine, Mary Ann Canopy, Dave Shoaf, Gene Kirkman, Roger Jones, Lucretia Langdon, Jim Jochurn, Gail Bellinger, Diane Perry, Bonnie Donaldson. James Mooney, Instructor Front row: Sharon Kolpak, Joan Auth, Beverly Marchant, Marilynn McCann, Sheryl Almo. Second row: Gene Schneider, LeRoy Kerstine Dave Shoaf, Neal Harris, Randy Finch, Vincent Keelin, Keith Miller, Bill Busch. Third row: Roger Jones, Walter Ranks, Paul Clark Sandy Kingsbury, Judy Smith, Blain Allmon, Eddie Smith, Greg Brower, Jim Jochum, Spencer Gries, Bill Koeneman, Bud Sonderman Back row: Judd Jones, Paul Brochheuser, Connie Cochran, Dick Sparks, Carole Mosiman, Mr. Mooney. t CEB Front row: Joan Gries, Gene Kirkman, Bill Busch, Keith Miller. Back row: Dave Shoaf, Jim Jochum, Bud Sonderman, Rogers Jones Walter Ranks. ll lllllllllllll llllilllllllllll i gl l'f lfffJllii llllllll lriiiilili . , I- -91- INTERMEDIATE B Front row: Tim Jones, Rodney Ozlan- ski, Darlene Slagle, Judy Nicholson, Huey Greer, Willie Nash. Back row: Michele Boutakoff, Jim Walkington, Morris Moritz, Steve Langdon, John Walkington, Melvin Bakken, Mr. Mooney. l i i BEGINNING Front row: Henry Nichols, Bernadet Slagle, Kenneth Winn, Lee Tate. Ba row: Mr. -Mooney, Robert Arthu Laakea Kamauoha, Dale Sondermal Rita Balkey. BOYS GLEE i . I K l . K sf 1 H . P ' s l Jig 1 W- 1 I gg?-E I ' f, ,gg , ' I 5 f I - ,li I ' .. I ' I ik' F S E39 2 3 f 3' I El P I. I Ki , T-lf TN S? ' 'A l i A ' f fill' , ' . 1 y Front row: Keith Kernodle, Mike rier, Ralph Lemmons, Ray Pin Robert Stephens. Back row: Barber, Dave Clark, William E Donald Atkin, Lee Hatfield. GIRLS GLEE AND MIXED CHORUS GIRLS GLEE: Back row: Sharon Dempsey, Karen Kileen, Laverne Troupczynski, Kathy Olson, Eloise Engnell, Charlene Wilson, Clair Coborn, Dorothy Clark, Bobbie Hayes, Diana Ryan, Emily Burke, Sandra Thomas, Jane Williams, Front row: Ruth Street, Carolina Rob- inson, Elizabeth Wotring, Donna Pearson, Sharlan Haynes, Rose Hull, Becky Galbreath, Jean Smith, Romona McKinney, Sandra Hill, Joyce Hertzler. MIXED CHORUS: Back row: Margie Carson, Donna Stockdale, Kathryn Herl, Mary Fredericks, Barbra Imperatice, Shiryl Kreutzberg, Dennis Oldham, Bill Church, Pat Atwood, Leanna Risser, Sharon Page, Mary Cords, Ester Street. Middle row: Joanne Warfel, Romona Kola- kowski, Diane Butticci, Marilyn Shultz, Karen Robinson, Doris Snyder, Judy Currier, Diane Stecher, JoAnne Gaylor. Front row: Corinne Miller, Pauline Rast, Marta Kerstetter, Philip Domico, Paul Clark, Ken Crawford, Karen Covey, Marcy Cantrell, Judy Smith,Editch Deutcher. Officers seated: Joann Salpietro, Rose Ann Smith, Pam Walker, Frances Amick. I -u as t as it Dave Towers, Bob Bowler Sandy Hubbard, Pearl Hammerstead, Margaret Kleinhen Sidney Claycomb, Glenith Balkey and J Stockdale. Middle Row: Susan Towers, Vernette Pearson, Gussie Amos, La Von Smoker, Dorothy Little, Dave Rice, Roger J Gary Long, Richard Rowe, Frances Roe, Dorothy Clark, Bonnie Donaldson, Sandy Erb, and Pam Frazee. Front Row: Myrna Wil Marlene Martinez, Carol Cook, Pat Gainer, Mike Lyders, Eddie Smith, Laakea Kamauoha Terr Matter Barbara Eisenstein Back Row: Janice Hawley, Cathy Adels, Melody King, Linda Rittich, Susan Dailey, Marshal Strang, Ken Butcher, Bud Sonderr I 1 1 a o , Y , , A Canopy, Pat McWaters, Lynn Thackrah, and Pam Callingham. Big event of the year is the Christmas Concert. ll co CERT CHOIR Hard study makes the perfect tune. , 1 OFFICERS: Back row: Pat McWaters, Dave Towers, Pearl Ham- merstead. Front row: Marlene Martinez, Bonnie Donaldson, Pam Frazee. -94- MAj ORETTES It takes a lot of practice .fm .. ' 1 4.- Linda Holden, Co-Head Charlene Wilson . . . to achieve such perfection. I .L f- -.,.,, .,,,' , , lf-Lrti, mg' . gift? 1 1 vs ,. .. ,J5s'..7Y L1 D ' ' - f' ,Q4t 'fIit:Y' Q ,'p,.:?-' ' ,jj ,hi 5 if 'Y . A Lv? 3 4 fl . , , , . . B .' -' ' , -.,- , A v- l f 7 1 H' is l , - -gg-- ,.u ss v 1 ' 'L v-51 . ,,...,....,.,.,c...s..,, ,... , dlhllr , u 1 C' C 5, H , s ow v A , ,N s Y.-1 ' as we x we H lf x X ,X - 1 . . x 1 C . Q X , . ' I' C 2' s . Q X x as f i , rl , l C t ,, .. X Q 'w i 'tc Q K w. C - A p- N I . C ' IT 3 Wff v XE' M - i ,ff X if J il 'f 4 Q X . 1 4 - 'itll A x Q C -z., 4 -Sy-' Ms - :Sy T X 1-if f ., '5i'G 'fg L TQJUYZGSQ f-vw' Q fx ' Q X5 ' by l C F is K' W' C. J' 3 K ' ' ,, Q is x 'll ,ll 'xf LLg: llf:?il, x X in ,fix pf .ln T ,N 5 . in K- ,V ylixkyl xg, 4, C kwa, .W .J N U1 at his .tl by Xp.. .x- v' .- f f s -' - fr, 1 .,, 'Xxx 1- ' 5. Q QP. - -tk: h Y M-I 'I x K 'X I ' 1,- X ,V 45. Nr:-Lf?-5 .L C, - 1 + 5- 7 ,Q .W , , 2 A . J, l 'vm V- , , , yy-,sw ,,,-i,-,4k.-.- rfq.e.- f f. -A H+: .i T7 ,pb 1.4 Q1 mst -Aw-f ww, fm: -- L :- Jarsity Maiorettes, left to right: Mary Anne Cornelius, Janet Hammer, Charlene Wilson, Pat McMonigle, Janice Evertson, Linda Holden, .inda Rostermundt, Susan Schmidt. -95- W Season Records Show Effects 9' Our ATHLETIC GROWTH AS THE LAST YEAR of'Sunnyslope High School's par- ticipation in Class A interscholastic sports comes to a close, it is fitting that we review the past season for signs of growth. The first sport that comes to mind is football. SHS closed out it's football season with a I0-0 record, a feat never accomplished in our history, to capture it's first and last Class A conference championship title. This shows the tremendous growth in that department and shows the victorious spirit of the Vikings. Although our regular basketball season wasn't the best, we managed to get into the post-season tourna- ments, where we captured fourth in the conference and fourth place in the Class A state tourney. This is also a first for us. Our baseballers aren't to be overshadowed either. Currently we are leading the league and things look bright for the future. The same goes for the boys on the Tennis team. Two other boys sports, wrestling and gymnastics, heretofore unheralded as maior sports, are fast becom4 ing fan favorites at SHS. Both programs have emerged importantly in the past few years. , Physically the athletic department has grown also. In the past seven years the employment of boys' coaches has risen from 4 to ll, while girls' coaches have increased from 1 to 2. The athletic plant has grown too, including a lighted football field early in our history, fencing for the baseball diamond, a new batting cage, more bleachers for the stadium, an' im- proved track, more equipment for all sports, increased tennis' court area, and double the original locker room area. Because the gymnasium is the center of our ath- letic program we have selected it to represent our Athletic Growth. f, WUT iliiiii A .r 4 - dw. 7 ,sin--wx-A is 4 '51 ,HPF L if XA. 'Qi Q -2. , 3. , i fi,:'1?'.. Sk. ,K :rg X ,Q ,.. .X , .ki .Z E ,A AES, 5-, T0 1- A Q' W S Q? TQ- Fifi' .Q f x X fm 4'a FOOTBALL SQA Xxfigjl L. BASKETBALL I ,Q 'AQ 7 BASEBALL Qjfffmki WRESTLING A L55 L A TENNIS QQ. KJ ' REQ TRACK li 4, 1 ,,, i . L , TLLMBLLNGVX VL, fl U 98 lxxr ,AI 'Y r '22 n T-X-K, X J ff VARSITY FOGTBALL Q if A-mrigislemsru C42 img Earl Getman, Guard Jollie Willford, Tackle Charles Mays, End ll f 'X ff dl Hz r ' 'T' Glen Beard, Guard Jerry O'Callahan, Tackle LeRoy Schneider, End ,W if K 8 1 V. Ar 4 , f M.. C GW' Aaal' s K a,,, W W, -.rm T H. T 1 T r x . 'z - V A wg, i n 5 uf 5 7 -Ui T - f' Xl T 'W A . -M773 f K J pf R . X, x7 ,f Sf I Chris Niggle, Guard Norberf Kissel, Tackle Cliff Sherwood, End T T fu as 4 ' .!.' T'-8 4 ' W 5 ld s K m w 'M P A4 , Q . fl f C G M.. R ,M . v A X as A Ac A .ikl X lkll NW x 'W' Cliff Heberlein, Tackle The score board speaks for itself Jerry Sowell, Back Charles Weeks, Halfback Doug Bigelow, Halfback Gary Dornon, Center 3 v Q X rr: u . 'TH K , M.s,c.. - fa,-,Ms ,3 ,,,, .', ., ,g :- ,fxgnxy L 1. f r .ii ck -we f 'K - 112141. t ' ' . .-iff f ,WR ,, ,ga ,jg . t of . 1 4 r s 2 fs- 5, 1 Paul Brochheuser, Center Bob Harkey, Guard Ted Christy, Fullback, Class A all star, tries to elude 2 onrushing Prescott Badgers. ,-. K, X BJ rf-I...- ' John Root, Guard Jim Bryant and Tom Rohr scramble after the loose ball. Mike Phillips, Tackle -l00-- Jim Hart, Guard John Vinson, Guard 3-............. Richard Bonheimer, ' f -fs- ,ici ' ii 1 . Joe Formica, Qua Fullback kk.. YW i l.-Q-T ? ,,Q J rferback Ronald Congdon, ..1f..Sf. 'li Halfback Skeeter Doolittle, Q uarierback Ken Butler, Quarterback, Class A all star One of the valiant Viking gridders making points. 2 we ,au ...mms Q 'E 6211931333 Ralph Flores, Halfbaclc., Class A all star. - 'lOl - Bob Pickett, Fullback K V , I x- Gary Long, Fullback V ,W Terry Cooper, Halfback Russell Formica, Halfback COACH BINGHAM got his initial training in athletics at Safford High School. While attending there, he played Varsity football for three years and in his senior year was selected for first team All-Stars. At Safford Hi Mr. Bing- ham played guard, as he did later while attending ASU at Flagstaff, where he also played Varsity for three years. After his college career he taught athletics at Par- ker High School for five years. He instructed Football, Baseball, and Track there. He then moved to the Valley of the Sun and has been at S.H.S. for the past seven years. l Ken .Butler, SHS Quarterback, pulls away from three Glendale Terry Cooper, Halfback, goes around a downed Card Cafdmals- for the needed yardage. COACH MILLER started his football career while he was attending Prescott High School, where he played his entire four years. H filled the position of Guard and Fullback, playing J.V. for two year and Varsity for his Junior and Senior years. His team of Prescot in his Senior year, was Northern Conference champions. He then attended ASC at Flagstaff. H aided the Varsity team in th Guard and Right Half slots fo three years. Upon his completion at Flagstaff he coached Prescott High, instructing football and bas- ketball. He then came to SHS, this is his fourth year with this: school. Douglas Gaston, Varsity Football Manager. 102 SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS The two SHS seniors puctured are the athletes chosen by Coaches Muller and Bingham as elng outstandung In the fleld of football Tom Rohr lrlghtl has been active In Sunnyslope s ootball squad since has Freshman year and has contributed much to the teams success ays Coaches Muller and Bungham Jam Bryant has been wlth us for only two years, but as proven hrs abnluty many tumes on the SHS grud Both players have stated It takes a ood Ime and a flne bunch of guys to make a good team therefore we must share thus End Jlm Bryant eludes a tackler to go for the touchdown Tom Rohr End snags Butlers pass SIUNIOR VARSITY . 'E FIRST ROW: Wayne Schneider, Robert Clark, Dick Parisek, John Pat Armstrong, Third row: Charles Mills, Douglas, Brayton Doherty, Walt Roland, Dick Anderson, Bob Scott, Dennis Oldham, Nichols, Mike Ginter, Jim Finkinbiner, Bill Carr, George Jerry Sowell, Dwight Farley. Second row: Bill Moffatt, Tom Roush, Don Sherman, Dick Tshudy, Richard Powers. Coaches Knot lmanagerj, Dave Mareous, Paul Kleckner, Harold Steffee, Gerald are Mr. D. Smith and Mr. J. Geiger. Smith, Skeeter Doolittle, Mark Wyman, Steve Mason, Mike Edwards, FRE HMEN 1. ..- 1--- Q.-. G. I v fgfsg A52 5? I x 7 I - 'T' pl. - 'ls . 7 A: f K firsscal X U11 ' , .. , A VQHQXEET 1 I ' l f 5lfiilP3!zm:t me ---fr 1 . .Lu 'QL ,iZ.1'.' 3 f ,Q 1 3,1 .-,, fggaiv i' ,111-W -7 lf It 323' all- 3 QQ!! 1 , ,s.i .fl - -, 4 .. -gf - - ' ' , r T ' -ff. 4 'ws . i f gm ' 9 RPM Q.-l'm ,Elf T lf . 1 iff' 5 ' '. .J WJ? l . 4 -1' x It .rr 7 Y to 1 if w ' k J J.i.:,.5.lljliEj-,ll nfgllxraii-Q . .gs ,W I FIRST ROW: Bill Ellenber er Jack Tallman Bruce Harte David Simmons, Bill Mentzer Allan Oesterreicher, Ronald Watkins To g I I I I l Clark, Terry Rose, Charles Jonkowsky, Jim McKinley, David Grose, Seals, Morris Moritz, Leon Little, Bill Reutter, James Jennings, Sammy Flores, Bob Person. Second row: Mr. Buck Ccoachj, Carl Scheaffer, David Jarrett, Mr. E. Wessel lcoachj. ll!! algae at . -diff uw' was xl!! R f h NV A it ii , iQ l 5 l l ..e 2 ig, ,is .I i X +-sf! F r .Qw- Basketball Squad: Ken Butler, Bruce Anderson, Earl Get- Ted Christy, Ray Berquist, Tom Rohr, Jim Bryant, Dwight isdale, Neal Harris, Ronald Congdon, Roger Plate, Wayne Ranks. Wade Oliver is synonymous with good sportsmanship, good iudgment, and a good sense of humor. All of these are prerequisites for having the well oiled team he demands. Mr. Oliver has coached athletics for seven years, since the year the school opened, and in that time has won 2 con- ference championships in basketball. -105- Q' f ' xii 'Qs A Na aX Hams tgaphomor Ro ger Plate Richard Bonheimer SGNOF Manager 'AH' Jim Seflfor Bryan' 4 Qyxx Q ! 'v. N x lf 7 V Ted Christy Tom Rohr Wayne Ranks Senior Senior Sophomore PL?'N. l l --106- ,pn Ray Berquist Earl Getman Bruce Anderson Junior Junior Senior 'XE NN ye J W, a wb , . Val Roessler Manager Dwight Tlsdale Sophomore 1 A Ken Bluder Rom? qongdon jun10f Ufllor -107- 51. A 'Q Q? 'S K' , vw 'xv Ngff' Jf YXUIIH 'JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 1 X115 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Wayne Ranks, Skeeter Doolittle, Walt Roland, Neal Harris, Earl Getman, Ken Butler, Joe Pa- tricca, Roko Smilianic, and Daylon Stolldorf. Inserted: Coach Buck. Q? A AAAA S A F . , if l- of I. 2 ig ,gn L A : n ' A-uvs ,A - A ' SSlONSAf ,pf .1- All i 2, S 1: . 9 - 'S all l :ll vi v i3i3,'21gg3 row. Jankowski, Don Hegenderfer, James Erdman, Terry Rose, Sammy Flores, Blain Allman, and Paul Clark, mgr. Second row: Coach Carter, James Jennings, Allan Oesterreicher, Jim Scheaf- fer, Richard O'Dell, Carl Simmons, Bill Ruetter, Bruce Harte, Steve Langdon, and James Cade, mgr. -1'l0- A3 . ,il ,, S C r z LETS' UUEALLY womp A- WASHING S' S 3 QW Q N is '- s xx I ,. X K . QQJAA QW. jfs C V w S calm MM. 3' S ' A l i at. is of far Q 'ffiff Q - Q' -. wg, A ' it as :.A .Q alll 1 , T W 7' 'Q f . A - :-1 ,:5rlmi'i A l ' s S S 2 4 ': r 5 . A ' A 1 fi , 'fffif ,pg ,,, .sf , , ,. ,, l R A N ei 5 7,54 , X I an H iii' i ly i 1 ' L ,mga if V ...........,...a nf iw. 'tb s 1 3 is L. li X, 5, ,F ' 5 H. La'fQ7i'S2l , - .LQLiTliA7'M A -.' tif? SUNNYSLOPE has always been proud of its baseball team and 1960 is no different. Under the watchful eye of Coach Gieger, we had a good season. Pictured above is this year's squad: Top row: Ted Christy, Gary Dornon, Ronnie Collins, Richard Fake, Harry Arthur, Second row: Roger Plate, Bruce Anderson, Dick Parisek, Richard Bonheimer, Bill Dugan, Front row: Richard Lee, Jim Hawley Ralph Flores. VARSITY BASE BALL fi!-K Ralph Flores Coach Gieger, the man behind the team. Mike Moon, Mgr - 'I'l1 - ,, ., J!-F ,PN ll bg if S5 :lr fr iQ l 5 w , X A Ted ChriSiY Richard Fake - 1 I I A 1 w w? 1 ' f 43ii'ff?'ii'iby 1-+A-A -4-.,,,-r ' ni -jimi , lr ., . .yin V t A , - 4, Q ' Q . ' Q. -or Y' f if I ' i -lim BYYSYW Richard Lee , ,...-5 X, 42 5 , 'W .3 ' N. i xx ,E Awww Tom Rohr Richard Bonheimer -112- .., 15 ' ' l Roger Plate Harry Arthur Q Gary Dornon Jim Hawley 3 t, Ki K-:. .:.z. .j-gy X ' I NT - I 5. V V li ak i Fitgfy , yd.-.Ar ' 1 Ronnie Collins Bruce Anderson J, N x A f R XXKX K Xixxx Q RX. X,lX Q XXX, X, XX X xxXx,Q'Q,' X fe ', 'Xi 'X V X xk ww ,A , xc X , X gxxqxi Y x ' , . ' 1 , xxx X X X -N, K A x NXKQQQ' x X NNKKXXX x ,X f f X X Q Qxr ' I X' X X N N. X, x XX x X Xxx X ! Bild 'VX Ya ll as ' We I -S .Ml XX X my U new ,...,a 5. Coach Geiger explains some finer points to Viking baseballers, Harry Arthur, Ralph Flores, Ronnie Collins and Dick Parisek. rg .h -,,. ' 4-:ry-f-.4 Q4 Y S rx Y, my 'v 4 ,!.,,,,. M ,. .,,,rf x We - 1. ...Q-,,.g,.,' ,.., ' . x,Z.,,S!. 'fl 'llhgll C rw- an - 1 A i L Wt. I SY? :QQ JUNIOR VARSITY: First row: Dennis Oldham, Richard Lee, Bill Slater, Charlie Mays, Everett Kyle, Roko Smilianic, David Lee, Dwight Tisdale, Richard Bonheimer, Daylon Stoldorf. Second row: John Snyder, Joe Formica, John Clingan, Bill Dugan, Ronnie Collins, Robert Scott, Ed Murry, Spencer Wimer, John Lancy, Don Beal, Bill Miller, Jerry Walton. -113- 1 bf . UK' c grill' A lg Y ,A FRESHMEN TRACK TEAM MEMBERS are Mickey Burgess, Ralph Nitchols, Stan Kolpak, Terry Rose, Tim Jones, Dave Gross, Laoyka Kimouha. Standing, from left are Coach Carter, Tom Doherty, James Jennings, Carl Sim- mons, Jim Schaffer, Steve Langdon, Jim Kizer, Richard Odel, Tom Seals, and Gregg Brower, Mgr. N4 x Kim mg?tff2f'?f', -is1f'.-.Law Larry Nolte strains for that extra inch in the broadiumping Another SHS athlete crosses the finish lin event. rest of the pack. -114- e before the ' TRACK TEAM: row: Clifford He- Terry Cooper, K w a s n o s k i , harles Weeks, S kip lark, Norb Kissel, Carl ooper, Bob Pickett, ave Damron. Second w: Dwight Farley, hill Cole, Dave Rice, reg Haugen, Mike Phil- ps, Bob Damlin, Gary ng, John Dannily, Jol- e Willford, John Root. ird row: Ralph Powers, ike Conklin, John Do- erty, Bob Harkey, Ed olpak, Jerry O'Calla- an, Tom Ruth, Walt Ro- nd, Mark Wyman. -on, TRACK lleftj Terry Cooper vaults his way towards a new SHS record of l3'23A1 . The vault earned Terry the third ranked spot in the nation. lUpper Ieftj Bob Danlin clears the bar for more points for Sunnyslope. lAbovel Another Viking tries for new record with shot put. '-D .4 f'N 5 VARSITY WRESTLI G -- :num-n-can Sc ww!! OV ru.. 'G VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: First row from left: Lowell Trigg, Gail Bellinger, Harold Steffe, James Finkenbinder. Second row: Dick Vaughn, Carl Cooper, Jerry O'Callahan, Chuck Kwasnoski, Richard Anderson, Ken Shirk, John Doherty, Don Beal, Jolley ,Wilford, Doug Bellinger, Henry Nicholls. ' fy' Above is Carl Cooper, S.H.S.'s outstanding wrestler, in action. - ll6 Q g 5 ew 13:2 Carl Cooper, Junior, is shown above guarding the trophy won by becoming district wrestling champion, and he has the honor of being second in the H4 weight class the state tourney. al . ,f M 7 7'licq3 .F K erry Sowell gets a ti own. ,f .. , 5. N X S 'X F-.1 ln' V 0 f 'I-...M ,. Q ww! i Q -Wa v Q 8 1? ---.. .s --x.....s.....,... it ff ww:-S .fe M, Q . . 3 Showing George Pickens how to hold the racket properly is Coach Hunt. 1 i l iff Q X.. lf? 'ill' Comprising the var sity tennis team ar those pictured at th left: U.L., Bill Bush U.R., Richard Sparks L.l.., George Pickens C., Murl Abbott L.R., Ronnie Marti nezg Standing, is thel coach of this squad William Hunt. TENNIS 1 v .-..,..-....... 2 .mu ... Ronnie Martinez gets off a smashing serve on S.H.S. VARSITY TUMBLING TEAM: Joe Rymer, Mgr,, Henry Nicholes, Jerry Smith, Carl Cooper, Wayne Kings bury, Forrest Sigwart, John Pierce, Alvin Messer, Dick Vaughn. i rightj Working out on the parallel bars an student exhibits form. Richard Row lrightl is for points on the rings. Going through routine on the horse, Dick Anderson labovel 'winners form'. 9 QW 5 . A aft- f ff f we ., may W- 'X if .A iivi,?i,ff-fi' any GIRLS, SPQRTS eff A-. .X Volleyba .ix t wma Q: 4 few. : pt A Af FQ.. wt X,k,W ,..,.wfw it Q .Alb 'f fr' .r ttf:-, ' ' ug-1 58,353 are Whe l if ' 4 I , ,Q Up and over. This is volleyball! X II All-Star Team: Dena Jordan, Linda Anderson, Suzie Bergstrom, Kathy Buck, Phyllis Burgos. wo. 1 I . QMS. e! Up in the air. Isn't.this exciting! What she doing, praying. -120- 'Y SPE ED-A- WAY l Well, now that you've got it what are you going to do with it? Hey, where are you going? Quick, kick it! Are they kicking or throwing? - 121 - Nhat are you waiting for? Throw It Look outl She'II kick you. ff VARSITY TENNIS: Linda Thompson, Linda Anderson, Marilyn Everett, Nancy Jordan, Janice Hawley. is Q 2 s 3, x I 'Bw -1 'e Www' ' ' , I , 1 I 4 t ' ', t , ,M , r LW ' T M , r ,-.'t ..' it ' ' gl rms D-- '00 I 1 505 'oc' 07,36 K' 'dd 6' 'PQ' an ' G6 4' 7. M , f 'M X., TQ- xi xx- 06 'SV , V X fn.. 2 . 5' ave.. 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Linda Anderson demonstrating a serve Perfect! in tennis. -122- ARCHERY f 1 X. x X t f il 1 .i t f 1 F fl gcc fl K s ssssrs ff- if if l .Q . 3, ,P , l QV, l ll . 5 -.fn Q.-go 3 TK' 4'v All together now. V l GOLF 0 0 kiwi L S '1'fiv- - . J :um 5 - - X s x - Q J. M , + c 1. Q -f QA fy: .kgs-is 1. Swiss' 4z.'fiEf!f?Ci.'f-ft-Q .55-SSe.fs3Sf14:se..s: -lf ga Y Gr' Practice makes perfect. Miss Ferguson, Miss Fischer, coaches. Q. A X Nothing like hitting the bullseye. Suzie and Camilla practicing golf. Quit posing and hit the ball. Sharon, lets not lose our temper. The lineup: Velcla Boren, Suzie Bergstrom, Glenda Lewis, Camilla S a n n e r, Diane Peacock. -123- t. .td ftzb vkkrr I V N , gr A v , 'L 2-I . 54. f tg:-. v2:Q12'wi.'fc-:tu 1-'--tml-in ,N ,, .V - . , KQV' i ' i ' 1 - . ,L 1 - Zip: -it 5 M. ' . L . ...g,,t,,,t,, W ' - .. . .- -f-Q W W , ,V . ' ,-A W x f MM I r , L' 1 . 1 Tift: H .M . ' K 4... 'ggi' s. -I lr' N' lfiz L.,-V - ., .-.v M... .'.'7A ' . Lf' Q f , M. .- , J t , w . , K A .,..., .7,,,h: 'gff - V.-m1fA,I.f':', V' . ' -t A , iz twin? f il,-... . t , -. ' Q . 1 if-::.:pr.,,,5 ' - Wt- M V ' 4 .sm , ' ,E - .s . . f-4 tr-wfihekvfrtff i:iwftSw ,,..'f , H1vgw- .Q - , .- if l V it-TM' ffnf ,V 'wtfwmkg wt lflaw' If ' I + 'N' 'l7'M?'fL'QfT ' '2ll l' 1 'f:2.'Z.4 r.A'9 fW. 'gill '-'f'f'lf?? 1i'7l!'f A' .7 A , W A ,Q L ,U .M I SOFTBALL Softball All-Star Team UefT to rightjz Diana Harkey, Veida Boren, Janet Hammer, Linda Anderso Nancy Jordan, Diane Cummins. fi 5 lm. . . M k ,g A 1 'ru Where The ball go? Is she out? -f iiffwl ,., , . V 'V . ' .,s........ A ,, a . r x - x . ,.--' fx ' xxx. ,,. . 4 K . ,N -- , . lr., ,x..Q,x.mV.x, , -X5 X., '-my-la K K V X , K 4.QvQ.k . - 'M-M. K , K I T-5 X u.'v K rf-M'1'w.,,w fx-Eg. . K R '-R... Q . . A ,Y . 'V b ' If . e , M L 5 gs X: kk.... . 5 ' ,J V ' -I wif , - .. , ' A - . A ' 5 'ffl '.,. Q :,.,',, f qw. ' m ,A-g Mr,-2356 'Y We rr-- W --- I gm T s 1f1 iN4AwJl'3-?f4QS?Yi w i X' P: .r 4--. - a-.a if ' L Q-Q ,. .- .4 -Q'-49 V V 2'25i2K?iL'rZ2.f3ii'?-if? , r U r , 'H' A -ri' 'ww' gqwmrddmfh 1 ' 4 . NVQ . AL.4 .XAA A , 193-M,,,,-,. A ,agg M..-!,.,..,'us....x.. .,..,,,, ' K M 'A ' ' I ,V k . s nf: -V . ' N-vx.fn'.,.Liw 71 -g y X Strike one! in ls if 6 hif? No, she missed. -124- D 51 .M swwMsNNSNwlN : Q X ' 9 K Varsity Badminton Team: Dena Jordan, BeaAnn Likosar, Linda Leilani Titus, Suzie Bergstrom, Marcia Wiernusz, Linda Anderson. Thompson, Badminton Club Officers: Patty McMonigle, Sports Manager, BeaAnn Likosar, Vice-Presi- dent, Suzie Bergstrom, Secretary, Diane Cum- . , , 58,049.9 s'f'!'4 v2w o', +'o':'?:'.0'd 004 O9 f:I'rf:e2I'I'I':'f f6dv.i,.,5 'Vs' 90 0894 9' s,s:0:4:,O.st ':':-x',,:Q Q Q B DMINTON mins, Reporter, Leilani Titus, President, Mary Ann Cornelius, Sports Manager. 0 ,Do .l.V. Badminton Team. Paula Wesson, Peggy Burleson, Janet Hammer, Susan Baird, Diane Cummins, Mary Lynn Blakely, Mary Anne Cornelius. uv -125- Janet tees off on a birdie, ...f OUI' 5Cll00l Rgflects th? Growth pf OUI' SCHUOL LIFE THROUGHOUT THIS BOOK we have seen how we have grown. Our student body, our school plant, our organizations, our ath- letics, all are a part of our collective growth. All of these are a part of our school life and as they have grown, so has our school life taken on a new perspective in the light of this growth. ' The hub of our school activities is the school campus. From these buildings evolves the many varied activities which are a part of this life. lt is therefore fitting that to depict our school life we have chosen the front of our campus, one of our original buildings and the part that, like our School Life, is always in the public eye. suNNYsn.oPa HIGH sc Hoon. 2 T ,' t i T ffl ffl n , in fy, ly' . wi I I-l 1'-Q ' wr, if A 4 ..l 2 aim? '55 if W . 1 Wjkkfgy .f-fi f'f.L 44- - I , .gd-A4 . K , ,qatsg I f SEPTEMBER lae an a lo re istration, and thifirst QQ ffwras Q s i me FROSH QQ weico J J A f fl T9 r Remember the student mixer where the new Frosh first met the Upperciassmen? The members of the Viking ship gather again to ' dance and meet more of their shipmates. all of us laughed with these boys mimicking the cheerleaders, and we all laughed harder when the girls came on the floor as footbal p ayers. .af series gf sclwol activities: mixer. yfouvfoofiailgqames. f- Qlxix, . wma. Frances Amick happily returned from Germany where I re I 913 ,er e S she spent the summer as a foreign exchange student. U The members of the band always have fun on the buses. Our cheerleaders and pom-pon girls entertain and promote school spirit. -129- , Q QoQZiQ3 g OCTOBER larou l1t QQSQMMWLW - Homeconun , wg x Every couple ioined in the Grand March at the dance following the Homecoming Game. its Intermission time at Home- coming and these three wait for refreshments. We give a bug tnanks to these ' girls working behind the scenes to make a more enioy- Peggy Latcham and Ted Christy fcenterj were crowned while former King and Queen Mike Hale and Pha Webber fleftj and dants Velda Boren, Kathy White, and Mike Phillips look on. Terry Cooper. the other Attendant, is not pictured. ,.- f 1, Iigf A ' x 0 i 1 ...,..s.......T --130- Pc 3 I W' able evening. ' . X A 7 gg+ fQ.'j' x ' A jf ,Q initiations, incluctions and tests. Our Frosh take part in the yearly painting of the S Mountain for their initiation. ' - -Hts, f-paw: A l when- . xl ' i ss. Q I. X I - A. .A , 4 ,Q V 'tx X I - X 1 :xo .k ,fvvlgi 'N 'f A i 'tgsi' QRQA ' is ' A ' wr' -Q -' u l. . X ,, ,t . . , ,K ' Ah nfs! i ,N . i s -A , ,Q tgfil. :K ' in 4 J , K-.' .I-is X' V s ' 11. .-I 'Am a -Q g, . N ,IA A , R i Hn, .-, ,.- if . L' n I 33'Qf'QgJ7 r asm , f -- ' 1 - - ' , ' if .t f i. x a A X ws., ,- N.,-Li'--K -K, l in h gf. 'L 'jf 4'i , 'ig-s'Q' -'Y' '- 'Q ,Qi ' ,, .Mg - - 5 f, They gran fresh at the bottom , , , . . . and come to a tired and messy end at the top. QAbovel A serious but hap- py group of girls were in- ducted into Vi-Teens to be of service to their commun- ity fAbovel The new Letter- girls suffered through an entire day in these cute out- fits. Latest fashions? Cleft, Johnny Vinson and Barry Cleveland test their skills in the GATB tests. Wm With NOVEMBER Came tiulfair, d'lCkj,O0fl7Clu CIWCITCIS Cl556Hll3l , C116 dClIlC6, Dave Shoaf lights the candles at the National Honor Society Induction. The Pom-Pon girls and Cheer- leaders spell out a congrats to the football team. I Mike Lyders was anded into a day of 'vitu e when the Juniors one him off to these V . 'I xg Z V t, U t xr. if W -132- The Lettergirls sponsored DJ dance which proved to quite successful. The NHS Induction, uwfinnie The Pooh? me junior Class Slave Sale Characters Cast A Cast B Pooh Bear Jackie Baker Tina Leese Piglet Frances Amick Frances Amick Kanga Verlis Miller Judy Tates j f Christopher Robin Ron Watkins Steve Lyders' ' Baby Roo Joan Gries Mary Lynn Blakely Owl Joanne Kuether Joanne Kuether Rabbit Mary Shay Shirlee Munn Eeyore Cecelia Bolinger Ann Fitzgerald Q , Q lst animal Mary Delton Mary Delton Jlf 2nd animal Susan Schmidt Marty Shade 3rd animal ara-ladggq-X Bonnie Downey Skunk Pat cMonigje,,' Bonnie Best 5-5. X The Voice Jayne Pierson Jayne Pierson The crowd of spectators rushes to congratulate our winning Here's a tug-of-war with poor Piglet in the middle. football team. icu- il iw., Q 'J 5 Three of our pom pon girls debate whether or not they It's been a long and tiring day. It's a good thing the fair should take the chance at the fair. doesn't come again until next year. ?' f,Q'f4 6 Q DECEMBER larou hr the Christmas s irit, kgwmkqgyxfyg mag the Christmas assemlv OWS at Q concert andggroundbreakin QQRQQQXQYIQ Everyone ioined in with Christ- mas carols at our big Christ- mas assembly. In the two hours of the Christmas assembly, each and every student caught part of the Christmas spirit. Four of our students take a curious look at our ground- breaking. This is the last year this space will be empty, next year two buildings will occupy it. -'I3 4 'ZZ ...annual Do you Juniors remember when you asked Mr. Johnson what he wanted on the last day before Christmas vacation? He said, Breakfast, and that's what he got! XNWQK QQ UARY luroujht the New Year , it ce ei QQ , the new semester, and more school activities . X '22 'Q We had a good turn-out for open house this year. In this room parents looked on as the student re- enacted their science class. ,Maki M ' . at I e,e.c t 6 A ,' X 7 ,x ,W ,. X' The Lettermen gave the students and faculty a pleasant surprise this year by agreeing to dress-up every Friday. We were all curious about the greenhouse the biology de- Our student council hosted several schools at meetings partment put up. lt wasn't long before the little place was this year. Here, Donna and Judy converse with a stu- humming with activity. dent from Glendale. -135- , rg, mwm Widl FEBRUARY Came C0-Ed Week, the Sweetlteart Dance .Vx 'och' YW X 2 Q Q Will you take a chance to win a cake? Many of our student A Second BTTFBCNOI1 of CO-Ed Week was the leg-guessing did and helped finance- the Vi-Teen'5 dance, contest. Curious? So were all the other students. SWEETHEART DANCE 1 Our grand royalty lleft to rightj are Tom Rohr, attendant The other couples took a short rest at their tables wnne me Jackie Baker, affendanf: Velda Borenl queen: Lowell Trigg 0YalTY WHS honored bY 5 Spefllal dame- king, Linda White, attendant, and Ted Christy, attendant. -136- S izitflancl Dr. Seel Characters Cast Charles Condomine Ruth John Sickafoose, Jackie Baker Elvira Joan Gries Madame Arcati Judy Tates Edith Mary Shay Dr. Bradman Mrs. Bradman Ron Chapman Ann Fitzgerald .4 ,g,. EH Ruth, worried about Charles' sanity and not knowing EIvira's RK -a,, . Q dl presence, moves cautiously Toward him. Madame Arcati talks of the spiritual world with great sin- cerity, little realizing Charles' underhanded motive for her invitation. Our basketball team stepped off the bus ready for another victory. - 137 . l 5, '4 XM WE WERE HONORED this year by a three-day visit from Dr. H. W. Seeley, Jr., bacteriology and biochemistry professor and Nobel Prize nominee from Cornell University. lleftl Dr. Seeley is greeted at the airport by Mr. Stepan, biology teacher. lAbovel Dr. Seeley confers with science club mem- bers after a meeting. mlm Q MARCH lnrou hr us another month n W Gill' QQ Wl1,,l3xQQr,kZ3Q'1' 3 21wlf'23wf,QU X ol 1229? KK Cir, GAA members put in many weeks of practice to make this years Follies the best P C' 3 'X f, R 6 u ll vi l -1 t, g' .Y C of fy X, x ,ff-rx -f J.. X- PICTURES IN THE HALLWAY Characters Cast Seat Cecelia Bolinger Seat Mike Lyders Seat Ron Chapman Seat Judy Tates Seat Steve Lyders Seat Verlis Miller The Drama Department put on a different type of program for their third production this year when they presented this dramatic reading by Sean O'Casey. tfmx 6,309 th Mia I GQW APRIL f,,1Kf9QfQ'L4 Q9 came Q? canyn aio nirig , elections, Two Parggf Political .gystem THIS SPRING the Student Council adopted a new plan for our yearly elections for Student Body offices. Under this plan two political parties were formed-the Equal- ites and the Autonomous. All members of our student body were informed of the name, slogan, and plat- form of each of the parties and were then allowed to register in the party they pre- ferred. After registration the chairmen of these two parties started collecting their candi- dates for office. They offered their party platform and then registered each office- seeker in the party of his choice. By April ll, major campaigning had begun, and on April 14, each of the polit- ical parties held its primary election cam- paign assembly. Each of the students went to the assembly of his party and through hearing each of the qualifications and aims, was better able to screen the candidates. The next day the closed primary was held following Arizona's pattern of political elections. Heading the two political parties this year were Vivian Everett, chairman forthe Autonomous, and Donna Sosinski for the Equalites. The general campaign assembly was conducted on April 21. This gave each of the candidates and his campaign manager equal and final chance to gain votes. , The decisive day was on April 28 when the voters went freely to the polls to vote for the candidate of their choice, regardless of party lines. The voters had the final say as to which students would be their leaders. -139- And the jUNIOR-SENI OR Prom HMISTY 1-IEAVE 'QU X- . iw' .- ' is. N: 'N ' The Juniors and Seniors dance away an evening at The Prom. Taking time out before ,J Here's an end To a Tired but happy evening of dancing and conversing with friends. -140- .Q f 1. I 3 i going back To dance MAY lvrousght us closer to the end gf the sclwolkyear with Ditch D591 and the Annual Scrawl Everyone takes part in both autographing friends' annuals and dancing. Mr. Sewrighf appears to be a head Shri,-,kerl but is really measuring for a graduating Senior's cap. is g g A N kxg5,.w. TN K .h , .. DITCH DAY The Seniors took a day off school to swim and picnic at the Salt River Project. Boy they had fun as these pictures testify. 'WEL - 'l4'I - Wm jUNE endecl tliisgyear witlijracluathig and mcugfjoo UNQQQQEE efeea EW E E until next BQRQYQQQQQ Q3 6 nlner Hello, summer vacation The lockers slowly lose their popularity as the students, one by one, say Until next year. Congratulations to you and to all graduation seniors! - 'I42 Our foreign exchange student, Franca Ricci offered a good friendship to all of us. Thank you. We hope you have had a wonderful year, too. An extra big Congrats goes to our valedictorian Frances and to our Salutatorian Martha Horne. I A Fl AL MESSAGE FELLOW VIKINGS: Our ship has docked after its seventh iourney to discharge our senior crew members and prepare to take on replacements for our next journey. lt is fitting that the events of the past year have been properly recorded in the ship's log, The Valhalla. We can be proud that we have easily weathered this year's iourney, which could have been a stormy one brought about by double sessions. The crew members who have been granted the privilege of serving on the Valhalla staff have done an outstanding iob of sifting out and recording many important events, personalities, and programs of the past year. Those of you students who are terminating your education this year will find this issue of the Valhalla a prized possession which will have a prominent place in your home. From time to time you will find yourself referring to this pictorial history of the school year l96O, to reminisce and renew old friendships. Your Valhalla will no doubt remind you of those events in which you take great pride. Its quite probable that your pulse will quicken, your throat tighten and maybe your eyes might become somewhat bleary as you reminisce. You will say to yourself, lt o W Kenneth E. Coffin, Principal was great to be a Viking. MR. COFFIN A BETTER WORLD THROUGH YOUTH! was the theme of the student council convention which I attended earlier this year. There is a fine ideal embodied in this theme and one with which I heartily agree for youth is certainly the first ingredient. How- ever, youth alone, with all of its vitality and inspiration, is no longer enough. You and I can never hope to fulfill our worldly obligations until we have become something more than iust youth - until we have grown, matured, and expanded our char- acter through knowledge and wisdom. I believe the purpose of the Valhalla is threefold: First, it is a symbol, a memorial of all we have learned, the fun we have shared, and the tribulations we have endured. This book serves as a challenge to continue to expand and grow greater iust as America continues to expand and grow greater. Thirdly, this Valhalla serves as a faithful reminder that many times our high school growth comes, not through books entirely, but SV' through talking and discussing new ideas and participating in GAIL BELL' GE r the many extra activities with our brother Vikings. A With these in mind, plus the conviction that our lives are I j 7 if ,y even further enriched by the very privilege of passing through I f fSunnyslope High School, I fervently believe that someday there C ll be a better world - through knowledge, through wisdom, I ' ' , rough youth. if !f Gjy I Always and Gratefully Yours, ' X ,f2W70L.rf?fl-kf A U' GLQ fflf fi, 1 a FU . I V Ur , we aff qlfff ' J can Ballinger, ' LL,C',L'9!0 Student Body President J gQQ5Qfwf'fQfi fy of s ' f -www. V SQ! x . 'S '. 4'u si 3 ,. U'ug.4 sk, N45 up M , W . ,..u. wwrv' w' Cgmplimenfs Of BESI of luck to the Class of '60 from MADDOX D RU GS LARSON Harry Isenberg, R. Ph. 9403 N. central Ave. . . publishers of the Sunnyslope News WI 3-6411 Phoenix, Arizona SUNNYSLOPE coLnEN aRowN X! A - f v our SANDWWHES FRENCH FRIED , BUSINESSMAN s Noffhwoy M Lb oNloN RINGS. T I AI ' A A SPECML Ch 9 s Q 'P' r' A moo A.M. rm 3 P M H ' INNERS Monday th F id y Ch 'Seb 9 h Choice fsANnwlcH F' . 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DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS O EDISON VOICEWRITERS 0 DITTO DUPLICATORS l Macfmvf UR ss Upnvfi 0 BUSINF. YEAR HISTORKX pQ9pa1fv obienwe has beiecnetioogwvide zuiruuy rfwndecilgilrgl schools In Am I 530 WEST WASHINGTON - PHOENIX. ARIZONA PRESCOTT - FLAGSTAFF - MESA v SAFFORD - BISBEE - YUMA STATIONER5 IYumal HOWARD 8. STOFFT lTucsonl ' -149- CENTRHL HEIGHTS BHPTIST CHURCH 19 West Hatcher - --..L1rm4n, . I S E RVI C E S SUNDAY SCHOOL .................... 9145 WORSHIP SERVICES I1 O0 TRAINING UNION 6 30 WORSHIP SERVICES 7 30 WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING 730 ROBERT I.. BRADEN, PASTOR 102 W. Hafcher FHITH . . FELLOWSHIP . . FRIENDSHIP '32 ' 4. 'T Iii , I -A iff C222 qnvfn, af D-.,JAQNAAvL3KIgelNE'H1Q' fc, . fiiigsx? wc 'SfTbE 'L'TSS 1 O S R QV ggi! CHUCKS SH E E VICE lk :Lf T 2 ' IV-f, T , 7 0 Halif:-gb A Li1'mJamLLEvps'L? 'K T: K 111 , f gffx-:T 'ES . JJ' 1 I W ff: I -v- J It xv! 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WI 3-9390 TO BUY OR SELL MOUNT REALTY our specialty - acreage 8337 N. 7th St. WI 3-7261 FRIGID PRODUCTS Compliments BEN FRANKLIN 5 81 IOC STORE SUNNYSLOPE PLAZA l 29-7 Il Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation o-ww,'l19- 0,.. 'llsfuwfmle We hope you will find a way to college, for your life will be fuller and richer if you do. For those of you who must enter the business world now, let us recommend that you open a savings account immediately - however small - at the Valley Bank. As you progress in your business life, you'll need bank credit. And when a banker makes his first loan to young people, he is guided mainly by the banking record they have established in the past. SPRCUSE - REITZ CO. INC. 549 East Dunlap St. Sunnyslope, Arizona r W ESTERN HARDWARE Mike Barra, Prop. SUNNYSLOPE, ARIZONA 217 East Dunlap WI 3-4998 STUCK'S RELOADING SERVICE WHOLESALE 8 RETAIL CUSTOM RIFLE 8: PISTOL AMMUNITION P. O. Box 9158 - Wl 3-4279 314 East Dunlap in Sunnyslope F 8. J MARKET . . . 9401 North Central We give S8.H Green Stamps! Double stamps on every Wednesday! For STATE FARM INSURANCE call AN. TERRY COCKRILL COCKRILL REALTY 8. INSURANCE 8839 N. 7th Street WI 3-7275 Compliments of THE DAIRY QUEEN Sunnyslope, Arizona Congratulations from FAMI LY DEPARTMENT STORES 359 East Dunlap Sunnyslope 728 East Glendale Phoenix-A. J. Bayless Center Our Policy: You must always be completely satisfied in all ways on all purchases! DINON PHOTO SUPPLY 716 East Glendale Ave Compliments of CHARLES ABouNDEz UNION 76 STATION QUALITY - SERVICE B - NEAT CLEANERS -153- A E 5 ' if Q. FL l IQ ' X c: RA Arno 01 II' THE IOR CL SS 960 FROM E. Monroe AL. 8-2467 F i! ff' we fb LUG arf . .614 All 1 ff' 1 'f RCW 4 is if jollwilv .W I '-it J , lu If fy! , ' EIO- W juli v' V4 719 tl LI' Q' ffvCO GRATULATES THE I X fp, LJ MQff1,Z!p,' CLASS OF woo If NV ,a I f ,wp Lb Shoes for all the family 4 ff' JVIV , . 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