Willcox High School - Round Up Yearbook (Willcox, AZ)

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E'-fb M .1 Wt .- '1 Q M Q1 if .131 X gs., I ff-. 454 . Spirit can be shown in many ways and student enthusiasm was at a peak this year. 1. Steve Ward plays the bare essential at Freshman initiation. 2. Poms lead the Cowboy team onto the field while trying not to get run over. 3. Things look grim for the J.V. Cowgirls, but Coach Robinson gives them faith. 4. The Cowboy band brings life to the pep assemblies and is a big part of school spirit. 5. Cheerleaders Suzanne Teeling and Julie Hoyler show the sign made for the football game against our big rival, Benson. 6. Volleyball games draw a crowd to see action like this. 7. Bonfires do get hot, and Janie Nlartinez, sohpomore, can testify to that. 8. Some of our Varsity Cowboys show themselves to their fans. 9. High spirit starts with high ideals. H f Llf 5 N' ri .fJEP1EJUlI'::'k.v.:m1 ' . t -- I C4:unTj?c,on:k :J Yiarm ,fs 8 N J.'Loy4!'f7 xnyn 2'F.40r 5915+ 11,495 ,f 9 uf frm fy

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-x f ff xg' Y-4s w t,,.' 'A 'JF 49' T' . gxistnf' A typical day at WHS begins with our secretary, Mrs. Cohorn. She writes tardy slips, gives check out slips and calls our parents if we aren't in school. Kathy Smith, Jackie Self and Dennis Buckner are being helped by IVlrs. Cohorn. 2. Every third or fourth hour an office aide or lVlrs. Cohorn gives the announce- ments. 3. Before classes, during, and after class on the patio stands those who take time to talk. Among the crowd, Ruthann Drake, Wesley Nessmith, Vickie Reed, Bart Buckner, Carlos Rubio, and Skip Peterson. 4. When class starts there is always one busy at work. Evelyn Myers is the one. 5. Jackie Cox, Senior and Kim Wade, Sophomore, type away in IVIrs. MilIer's 6th period class. 6. Some teachers have an aide or two. Mr. Larry Wooldridge, Counselor has two, Suzanne Telling and Glenna Willey the last hour. 7. An un- lucky freshman got an egg in his mouth during a pep assembly. Those not bought for Slave Day were initiated. 8. Chris Bowen waits for the bell to ring. She has her books, but who wants to go to class early. 9. If you go into the Home Ec. class you find girls learning to sew and cook. In this case, Missy IVlorin, Kim Alexander, and Kelly Rupert haven't learned yet. 10. Of course, class time gives you time in the Li- brary. Sam Dyer takes his time to read a book.