Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

Jt’s Zhe Past Jt’s Zhe Present Jt’s Zhe Jut are Jt’s Our 1962 Jt’sOur ZusaycM Staff 2 We, the seniors of 1962, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Grumley, whose willingness to help and counsel us at any time has been invaluable. Her reorganization of the library has been a great help to us and will be helpful to the future students of 1 Williams High School. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5 Emmett Wester, President; Toni Walser, Vice-President; Miss Higham, Sponsor; Georgia Canty, Sec retary-Treasurer; Paul Larmour, Student Council Representative. JOHN KNIPPS Buckeye, Arizona Tennis - 2 yrs. Key Club - 1 yr. Class Off. - 1 yr. Hi-Y Club - 1 yr. Baseball - 1 yr. Boys' Club - 2 yrs. Tennis Club - 3 yrs. National Honor Soc. - 1 yr. JIMMY EDDY Prom King Attendant Basketball - 3 yrs. Boys' W Club - 2 yrs. SYLVIA SUTTON Pep Club - 1 yr. F.H. A. - 2 yrs. Art Club - 2 yrs. Thespians - 2 yrs. Girls' Sextet - 2 yrs. Glee Club - 4 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 3 yrs. Madrigal Choir - 2 yrs. Class President - 1 yr. Student Body President STEVEN LOPEZ F. T. A. - 2 yrs. Art Club - 2 yrs. Science Club - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club PERRY THEROUX Art Club - 4 yrs. Football - 4 yrs. Junior Class Play Boys' W Club - 4 yrs. JAN ISON Tucson, Arizona F. H. A. - yr. Glee Club - 1 yr. Y-Teens - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. PAT PATTERSON Batesville, Arkansas Class Play - 2 yrs. Girls' State - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Student Body Off. - 1 yr. Nat. Honor Society - 3 yrs. BRUCE WILLETT (Cookie) Boys' State Football - 4 yrs. Baseball - 4 yrs. Glee Club - 1 yr. Thespian - 2 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Basketball - 3 yrs. Boys' W Club - 4 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 3 yrs. F. T. A. and Off. - 1 yr. Science Club and Off. - 1 yr. NANCY LOUISE DUSEK Rosenberg, Texas Choir - 3 yrs. Pep Squad - 1 yr. Art Club - 3 yrs. Girls' Trio - 1 yr. Annual Staff - 2 yrs. Speech Club - 2 yrs. Girls' Quartet - 3 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Student Dir. Senior Play CARMEN LUGO F. H. A. - 1 yr. Science Club - 1 yr. Drum and Bugle - 1 yr. PAUL LARMOUR Band - 1 yr. Class Off. - 1 yr. Class Play - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Nat. Honor Society - 2 yrs. N. H. S. Off. - 1 yr. Student Body Rep. - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club T. S. C. Off. - 3 yrs. JAMES JONES TONI WALSER Twirler - 2 yrs. Pom Pon - 1 yr. Safety Club - 1 yr. Class Off. - 1 yr. Girls’ State - 1 yr. Class Play - 2 yrs. Science Club - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Pep Club Off. - 1 yr. F. H. A. Officer - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 2 yrs. Prom Queen Att. - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club and Off. Student Body Rep. - 2 yrs. Homecoming Queen Att. - 1 yr. JAMES O'BRIEN Art Club - 1 yr. Football - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club Boys' State Alt. Basketball - 3 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Boys' W Club - 2 yrs. MIKE GARDNER Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. r fm1 4 Tr ELSIE WALKER Farmington, New Mexico Trio - 2 yrs. F. H. A. - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Choir - 4 yrs. Drama Club - 1 2 yr. Spanish Club - 1 2 yr. CHRISTINE LUNA 1 Pom Pon - 1 yr. j 1A Glee Club - 1 yr. Pep Club - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 2 yrs. I V ■ 1 F. H. A. and Off. - 1 yr. LARRY BENHAM Football - 3 yrs. Basketball - 3 yrs. Boys' State - 1 yr. Class Play - 2 yrs. Boys' W Club - 3 yrs. Traffic Safety Club Nat. Honor Soc. - 2 yrs. N. H. S. President - 1 yr. Student Council Soc. Mgr. PATSY CHAPMAN Senior Class Play Glee Club - 3 yrs. Cheerleader - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 4 yrs. Best Dancer - 2 yrs. Girls’ W Club - 2 yrs. Homecoming Queen GLORIA GARCIA F. H. A. - 2 yrs. Pep Club - 1 yr. Art Club - 1 yr. Glee Club - 4 yrs. Viking Staff - 1 yr. Senior Class Play TOM KITH Choir - 1 yr. Football - 3 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Boys' W Club - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club Nat. Honor Soc. - 2 yrs. RON DOCHERTY Art Club - 2 yrs. Viking Staff - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club Tusayan Staff - 3 yrs. Student Body Rep. - 1 yr. KAREN BOWIE F. H. A. - 2 yrs. Pom Pon - 1 yr. Glee Club - 3 yrs. Pep Club - 2 yrs. Cheerleader - 3 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 3 yrs. Class Officer - 1 yr. Girls' E Club - 3 yrs. Traffic Safety Club SAL CANCHOLA F. T. A. - 2 yrs. Art Club - 1 yr. Football - 1 yr. Glee Club - 1 yr. Baseball - 3 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Basketball - 2 yrs. Science Club - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club JOHN WYATT Band - 2 yrs. Science Club - 1 yr. Traffic Safety Club DIANE BISBEE Globe, Arizona F.H. A. - 2 yrs. F. H. A. Off. - 1 yr. Pep Band - 2 yrs. Pep Club - 2 yrs. Class Off. - 1 yr. Glee Club - 3 yrs. GEORGIA CANTY Pep Club - 1 yr. Junior Class Play Science Club - 1 yr. F.T. A. and Off. - 1 yr. Class Off. - 1 yr. Nat. Honor Soc. - 2 yrs. EMMETT WESTER Winslow, Arizona Homecoming King Baseball - 3 yrs. Football - 3 yrs. Wrestling - 2 yrs. Thespian - 2 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Basketball - 1 yr. Science Club - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Boys' W Club - 2 yrs. Chorus Officer - 1 yr. FREDA KAY DODD Big Lake, Texas F.T. A. - 2 yrs. Pom Pon - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. F. H. A. - 2 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. PAULINE OTERO F.H.A. - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Glee Club - 3 yrs. Senior Class Play david McDonald Football - 1 yr. Glee Club - 2 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Science Club - 1 yr. Basketball - 2 yrs. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. EDDIE MOSIER Football - 4 yrs. Baseball - 2 yrs. Basketball - 4 yrs. Boys' W Club - 3 yrs. LINDA CALLEY Band - 3 yrs. Art Club - 3 yrs. F.T. A. - 2 yrs. F. T. A. Off. - 1 yr. Class Play - 2 yrs. Glee Club - 2 yrs. Class Off. - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 2 yrs. Girls' State Alt. Science Club and Off. - 1 yr. Nat. Honor Soc. - 2 yrs. HOWARD PETERSON Alexandria, Minnesota Choir - 2 yrs. F.F. A. - 3 yrs. Senior Class Play Library Club - 1 yr. Student Body - 2 yrs. Safety Club - 1 yr. RICHARD WRIGHT Football - 4 yrs. Class Play - 1 yr. Basketball - 3 yrs. Boys' W Club - 2 yrs. MARY FOWLER F. H. A. 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Art Club - 2 yrs. Senior Class Play Glee Club - 3 yrs. Science Club - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. Drum and Bugle - 2 yrs. Traffic Safety Club - 3 yrs. Officer - 2 yrs. Nat. Honor Soc. - 2 yrs. EDDIE BROWN Baseball - 1 yr. Basketball - 4 yrs. Boys' W Club - 3 yrs. CHARLES BEAN Flagstaff. Arizona Band - 3 yrs. Baseball - 1 yr. Football - 2 yrs. Class Play - 2 yrs. Traffic Safety Club Boys' W Club - 1 yr. Chorus Off. - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. HENRY GARCIA Baseball - 2 yrs. Basketball - 3 yrs. STAN JONES Wlckenberg, Arizona Baseball - 2 yrs. Football - 2 yrs. Basketball - 1 yr. MARIA RODRIQUEZ F. H. A. - 1 yr. Pep Club - 1 yr. Art Club - 2 yrs. Senior Class Play Glee Club - 2 yrs. Drum and Bugle - 1 yr. Tusayan Staff - 1 yr. fSaby Pictures Pat Chapman Jan Ison Eddie Mosier Sylvia Sutton Dianne Bisbee Sal Conchola Toni Walser Georgia Canty Mary Rodriquez Kay Dodd Elsie Walker Gloria Garcia 14 Class of 1962 In September of 1956, a group of frightened, bewildered children started to school. Among these who enrolled at Williams Elementary School were Larry Bingam, Carmen Lugo, Maria Rodriquez, Karen Bowie, Linda Calley, Charles Dean, Steven Lopez, Gloria Garcia, Henry Garcia, Stan Jones, Tom Kite, Christine Luna, Pauline Otero, Sylvia Sutton, Perry Theroux, Toni Walser, and Bruce Willett. Additions to this group were Mary Fowler, James O'Brien and Mike Gardner in the second grade; Pat Chapman in the third grade; Eddie Mosier and Jimmy Eddy in the fourth grade; Rickey Wright in the fifth grade. During our Jr. High years we were joined by Ronald Docherty and David McDonald during the seventh grade and John Wyatt and Eddie Brown in the eighth grade. Our class moved into the junior high building after Christmas vacation. We put on the Pirates of Penzance as our eighth grade operetta. Our graduation was held in the high school gym. In 1958, we began our four years in Williams High. We added two more people to our class--Georgia Canty and Paul Larmour. Our Freshman class officers were; President, Linda Calley; Vice-President, Larry Benham; Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Moore; Student Council Representative, Toni Walser. Our class sponsor was Miss Dotson. Cookie Willett and Perry Theroux lettered in football. Cookie also lettered in baseball and Karen Bowie was chosen as Pom-pon girl. We started our Sophomore year with three more members in our class—Sal Con-chola, Pat Patterson, and Emmett Wester. Our class officers for this year were: President, Sylvia Sutton; Vice-President, Karen Bowie; Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Calley; Student Council Representative, Toni Walser. Our class sponsor was Mr. Hengl. As sophomores we had outstanding representatives on the varsity basketball team. Cookie Willett was selected the season's outstanding player and Eddie Brown was selected as the season's most improved player. Karen Bowie was elected cheerleader. Toni Walser was selected twirler in the Drum and Bugle Corps. Pat Chapman was voted Best Dancer. We started our first year as upperclassmen with the addition of John Knipps, Kay Dodd, and James Jones. Our class officers were; Paul Larmour, President; Cookie Willett, Vice-President; Emmett Wester, Secretary-Treasurer; Ronald Docherty, Student Council Representative. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Palmer. Karen Bowie was selected head cheerleader. Pat Chapman was also elected cheerleader. Christine Luna, Kay Dodd, and Toni Walser were chosen as Pom-pon girls for basketball season. Pat Chapman and Emmett Wester were voted Best Dancers. Cookie Willett and Larry Benham were selected as Boys' State Delegates. Our class play, which was a comedy entitled Jeepers Creepers, was a great success. As co-sponsors of the Junior-Senior Prom, we helped choose and decorate for the theme of Neptune's Kingdom. Our Junior attendants were Toni Walser and Jimmy Eddy. Our Senior Year has started off with a bang! We have gained several new classmates, Jan Ison, Nancy Dusek, Howard Peterson, Elsie Walker, and Diane Bisbee. Our class officers are; President, Emmett Wester; Vice-President, Toni Walser; Secretary-Treasurer, Georgia Canty; and Student Council Representative, Paul Larmour. Our class sponsor is Miss Higham. Pat Chapman was elected head cheerleader, and Karen Bowie was also elected cheerleader. Toni Walser was chosen Twirler. Our Homecoming Royalty were; Queen, Pat Chapman; attendants, Linda Calley and Toni Walser; and Emmett Wester, King. Our class presented a very fine and serious play, Our Town. 15 Senior Class Prophecy The U. S. S. Senior Class was awarded the honor of being the most outstanding cruiser ever to sail from America. Ronald Docherty, New York's famous Journalist, is covering the story for the SATURDAY EVENING POST. The head of our famous ship is Captain John Wyatt and wife Linda. Bruce Willet, the head steward, introduces his fellow stewards who are John Knipps, Jimmy Eddy, and Salvador Canchola to Mr. Docherty. Bruce then directs the reporter toward the engine room. Here he meets Tom Kite, engineer, and fel- -low workers, Stan and James Jones. Pat Patterson, recreational chairman, is responsible for introducing Mr. Docherty to the rest of the crew. She begins with the physicians, Mary Fowler and Karen Bowie. Next to be visited are the beauticians, Kay Dodd and Janet Ison. The barber is Henry Garcia and manicurist is Toni Walser. Those who were responsible for the fixing and serving of the divine meals consisted of: Larry Benham, chef; Emmet Wester, second chef; and waitresses. Carmen Lugo, Diane Bisbee, Pauline Otero, and Gloria Garcia. The trip's great pleasure was due largely to the recreational facilities and exhibitions which were at the fingertips of each passenger. The tourists were thrilled by the exhibition of tennis skill exhibited by James O'Brien and Eddie Mosier, world renoun table tennis champs. At the same time the patient shuffle-board instructor was fast approaching her wit’s end trying to teach Sylvia Sutton and David McDonald the game. Nancy Dusek is currently engaged in a losing game of tennis with Elsie Walker. Mary Rodriquez and Christine Luna are trying to learn how to swim from the instructor, Pat Chapman. In the bar, Mr. Docherty has just been served a fabulous concoction by the current bartender, Perry Theroux. The evening is made more pleasurable by the harmonious sounds erupting from the ship's luxurious ballroom. The marvelous orchestra consists of; Mike Gardner, director; Paul Larmour playing the stereo-micro-atomic triangle; Charlie Dean beating on his wild and savage skins; Steven Lopez playing his boogie woogie rag time piano; Howard Peterson picking on his old banjo. In the vocal department we have that fabulous, stupendous, idiotic Richard Wright. As the time marches on we see the ship drop below the kirk, below the hill, below the lighthouse top. I, Larry Benham, will my ability to kick the football to Mike Golightly who kicks the football straight up in the air. I. Diane Bisbee, will my ability to talk back to my little sister. Penny Bisbee. I, Karen Bowie, will my apple pies in the Home Ec. room to Mr. Worth so he won’t get hungry while cleaning the building. I, Eddie Brown, will my ability to fall asleep in class to wide-awake Devaney. I, Linda Calley, will my shyness to Juluana, because she sure needs it. I, Sal Conchola, will my car to Fred Montoya, since he has never ridden in it. I, Georgia Canty, will my ability to tell jokes to Mr. Layman, in hopes that he may have a better Civics class next year. I, Patsy Chapman, will my secret loves to . . . no, I guess I'd better keep them for I might need at least one in the future. I, Charles Dean, will my ability to remember jokes to Mr. Fowler, so that he will know what we are talking about in class. I, Ronald Docherty, will my ability to have that ring-a-ding feeling all of the time to those associates of mine whom I know will endeavor to do a good job. I, Kay Dodd, will my Texas accent to Mr. Benitez so that people will know what he is saying when he gets mad. I, Nancy Dusek, will my bobby socks to any incoming freshman. I, Jimmy Eddy, will nothing, because what little I had Barbara's already got. I, Mary Fowler, will my nickname Lotta” to any freshman who is unlucky enough to deserve it. I, Gloria Garcia, will the entire Williams High School to the unfortunate freshmen, hoping that they will enjoy it more than I did. I, Henry Garcia, will just leave. I, Mike Gardner, will my ability to drive to Mr. Fowler. I, Jan Ison, will my Viking pen to Jimmy Burgess and my slide rule to Barbara Parker, so that she can figure out Jimmy Eddy. I, Stan Jones, will my Senior year of football to Douglas ( Tiger ) Nelson. I, James Jones, will my ability to trap girls to John Cobey. I, Tom Kite, will my ability to dance to Ronnie Perkins. I, John Knipps, will my endless explanations to Terri Quizenberry to without expirations and my still to the Junior Girls to drink their fill. I, Paul Larmour, will my Olds” to Butch so he can get caught dragging the day he gets a new car. I, Steven Lopez, will my ability to stack cans to Fred Duimenti. I, Carman Lugo, will my hospital bed to Cora Naranjo in hopes that she will make good use of it in the future. I, Christine Luna, will my ability to blow to the head bugler next year. I, David McDonald, will my Spanish Grades to Mary Azcuenaga. Perhaps she can improve them. I, Eddie Mosier, will my street light on Louis Street to Tiger who needs it. I, James O'Brien (O. B.) will my 8. O. (body odor) to Janet Wolfe, as she is strong enough! to bear it. I, Pauline Otero, will my ability to give good parties to Cora Naranjo. I, Pat Patterson, will my ability to get along with Mr. McLain to the J. V. team. I, Howard Peterson, will my white streak of hair to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Rodriquez, will the initial A-l to Pat Lucero and Carmen Lugo in hopes that they will take care of the A-l for me (the initial only, Pat). I, Sylvia, will my ability to . . . no, on second thought I guess I won't. I, Perry Theroux, will my parking places to Mike (Goat) Golightly because I know that he will make good use of them. I. Elsie Walker, will my ability to keep quiet to my little sister, Motor Mouth. I, Emmett Wester, will my ability to ditch to Mike Goat. I, Cookie Willet, will my height t0 Nagiler twins so that they can be seen even if they can't be heard. I, Toni Walser, will my interest in college boys to Belva Jenkins, because she will need it next year. I, Richard Wright, will my ability to stay on the good side of teachers to any freshman that wants it. I, John Wyatt, will my little bug to Dennis Ison because he sure need something to drive. 17 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 19 Sponsor, Mrs. Brice; President, Mary Azcuenaga; Secretary-Treasurer, Alex Santana; Student Council Rep., Kenneth Wells; Vice-President, David Runyan. J V f John Augenstein Sharon Bolles Leland Anderson Iris Bockelman Mary Azcuenaga Richard Alvarez V . V Barbara Bortree Jim Burgess 22 Joyce Housemann Kathleen Hershide Dennis Ison Jack Mesick 24 Teri Quisenberry Kathie Neller Cheryl Payne Ronnie Perkins Rose Maria Pozas Lorriane Robidoux David Runyan Larry Olson Janice Parker 1 Alex Santana Earl (Butch) Walker Lawrence Sanchez Virginia Saumert Sam Sandoval Jimmie Strickland Sharon Walker Kenneth Wells Robert Smith r=Jf=Jf=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=iJr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jf=ir=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jf=J a a a a a a a a a a a p SOPHOMORES r Jf=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Ji i=Ji=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jf= SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Student Council Rep., Richard Chavez; Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Larson; Vice-President, Belva Jenkins; President, Fred Cothren; Sponsor, Mrs. Delaney. Kathy Adams Henry Brown Sharon Cureton Jackie Flanigan John Black Emma Brown John Cobey Fred Cothren George Gabaldon 28 I i Florencio Garcia Jo Ann Hayden Paul Larson Juliana Lucero Gloria Leyba Janet Wolfe Brent Wells Rose Marie Lucero Belva Sue Jenkins James Lambdin 29 Perry Marvin Fred Montoya Benjamin Otero XL Frances Otero Tony Middlebrooks Karen Osborne Jerry Payne Mike Percival Arthur Ruddock Steven Russell Ronnie Torrez Carver Sutton Karen Rippy Julian Saiz 31 1---1---1---1 -— I FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 33 Mr. Creviston, Sponsor; Tony Lugo, President; Mike Oppliger, Vice-President; Wiley Hall, Secretary-Treasurer; Heladia Villa, Student Council Rep. Zetta Bennett Penny Bisbee Penny Bohning Frances Castro Jerry Christman Dory Ann Duncan Richard Hiting John Florez William Cothran Jerry Gonzoles Eleanor Hausman Janie Gresham Richard Gonzalez George Horner Kay Hogue Shannon Johnson Henry Lira 35 Wiley Hall Jeff Knipps Fritz Martin Alfred Millett Johnny Lay Carmen Lopez Mike McCallister Luis Florez Billy McCallister John Nagillar Earl NagUlar Cora Narajo Carolyn Pace Barbara Parker David Pearson Robert Pena Paul Quirlarte Bill Pettit Maurice Robidoux Virginia Teresa 37 Raymond Reyes Robert Best Alfred Bustillos Celia Castro Cyndy Christman Frankie Goeglein Fred Salazar Alex Sandovak Annette Saumert Thomas Shilling Gregory Swetak Susan Trappman Paul Smith 39 r=Jf=Jf=Jf= f=Jf=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr=JF=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jp=Ji=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jf=Jf=Jr=Ji a a i i i i a S i i i a FACULTY f= r= r=Jr=Jr==Jr=Jr==ir=Jr=Jr=Jf==Jf=Jf=Jr==Jr==ir=ip==ir==ar==Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=ir=Jr==Jr=i SCHOOL BOARD ROBERT RANTZ Member GLENN IRVING Clerk JACK DENT President Administration 41 ARTHUR BOWIE Superintendent DELMAR ZEIGER Principal FIDENCIO BENITEZ B. S. Science and Math MRS. MARGUERITE BRICE B.S. Physical Education, Business English and English ELMER CREVISTON B. S. Physical Education, General Science, History and Coach of Basketball MRS. CONNIE DELANEY B.S. Home Economics LARRY FOWLER B.S. Science, Math and Drivers Training MRS. BESS GRUMLEY M. A. Librarian, Spanish 42 MISS MARION HIGHAM M. A. English JAMES GEATER B. A. English, Physical Education, Speech and Guidance MISS NORMA JARBOE M. A. Art SHERMAN LAYMAN B. A. Math and Civics JACK McCLAIN M. A. Commercial Subjects, Coach of Football JOHN SNYDER M. A. Music 43 DONALD SWANSON M. A. Industrial Arts familiar faces MISS FERN RIGG Secretary LEROY WIRTH Custodian MRS. MADELAINE TAYLOR Nurse 44 r=Pr=Jr=Jf=Jf=J ORGANIZATIONS f r=jr=Jf=if==Jf=Jf=Jr==Jp==Jr==Jf=Jf==Ji=Jr=Jf==Jr=ir=Jf==Jr=Jp=Jr==Jf==JP==Jr==Jf==Jf==Ji l Student Cornett SEATED, from left to right: Mr. Zeiger, Principal; Sylvia Sutton, President; Robert Navarro, Vice-President: Kathy Adams, Secretary-Treasurer; Jennifer Gardner, Social Manager. STANDING: Adela Villa, Freshman Representative; Richard Chavez, Sophomore Representative; Paul Larmour. Senior Representative; Kenneth Wells, Junior Representative. This organization is designed to establish school rules and decide on school functions. It is composed of a president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer, social manager and a representative from each class. 4A National Monor Society mm ■ SEATED, left to right: Miss Higham, Sponsor; Larry Benham, President; Jennifer Gardener, Vice-President; Mary Azcuenaga; Georgia Canty. SECOND ROW: Linda Calley, Kathy Adams, Pat Navarro, Belva Jenkins, Barbara Bornee, Pat Patterson, Fred Cothren. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hershide, Janet Wolfe, John Augenstein, John Knipps, Tom Kite, Paul Larmour, and Gene Vincent. Not pictured is Kathleen Moody, Secretary. The object of Williams Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Williams Senior High. Accordingly, membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. 47 “vr Club The W Club is a school service club whose members are Varsity Letter Winners in men’s athletics: (Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track). Its purpose is to promote better sportsmanship, and to increase active participation and interest in all athletic contests. Its officers are: Emmett Wester, President; Douglas Nelson, Vice-President; Bruce Willett, Secretary-Treasurer. Members are; FIRST ROW: Larry Benham, Eddie Brown, Charlie Dean, Cookie Willett, Mr. McLain, Perry Theroux. Emmett Wester. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Eddy, John Cobey, Stanley Jones, Tom Kite, Danny Lugo, Richard Chavez, Eddie Mosier. THIRD ROW: Richard Alverez, Alex Santana, John Augenstein, Kenneth Wells, Carver Sutton, Mike Golightly, Ricky Wright. FOURTH ROW: Robert Smith, David Runyan, Jimmy Morris, Jim Burgess, Dennis Ison, Larry Olson. 48 Williams Zhespian Club SEATED, on floor; Mike Kolbo, Bob DeVaney, Sal Conchola, Larry Benham, Jimmy O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Dory Ann Duncan, Mary Fowler, Georgia Canty, Kay Dodd, Sylvia Sutton, Karen Bowie, Toni Waiser, Gloria Garcia, Inez Gabaldon. THIRD ROW: Jean Goeglein, Yolanda Cardenas, Penny Bohning, Lorraine Davis, Pat Chapman, Linda Calley, Mary Rodriguez, Gloria Leyba, Jan Ison. FOURTH ROW: Janie Gresham, Adela Villa, Howard Peterson, Eddie Mosier, Eleanor Hausmann, John Knipps, Sharon Bolles, Ricky Wright, Charlie Dean, Teri Quisenberry. TOP ROW: David McDonald, Paul Larmour, Emmett Wester, TomKite, Cookie Willett. Sponsor is Mr. Geater. The Williams Thespian Club is made up of students who have participated in any high school play or operetta. It is the aim of this club to advance the program of dramatic arts at Williams High School. After having presented approximately eighty lines in a play, a student is then eligible to join the National Thespian Club. The purpose and aim of the society shall be the advancement and improvement of the program of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. 49 Zraffic Safety Club Toni Walser, President; Paul Larmour, Vice-President; Cheryl Payne, Secretary; Mary Fowler, Publicity Manager; Howard Peterson, Jack Messick, and Mr. Fowler, Sponsor. The Williams Traffic Safety Club is a body of teen-agers organized to promote traffic safety among high school students. The local organization is a branch of the Arizona Teen-Age Traffic Safety Organization which is a recognized organization under the auspices of the Arizona Highway Department. 50 future Momemakcrs of America SEATED: Mrs. Delaney. Sponsor; Dory Ann Duncan, Barbara Parker, Christine Luna, Secretary; Sharon Bolles, President; Pat Navarro, Vice-President. STANDING: Sue Corral, Cindy Christman, Cora Narajo, Carmen Lopez, Cora Black, Penny Bisbee, Virginia Anzures. BACK ROW: Georgia Williams, Treasurer; Shannon Johnson, Jo-Ann Hayden, Janet Webb, Janice Parker, Karen Bowie, Mary Fowler, Sylvia Sutton, Pat Chapman, Kay Dodd. The purpose of this national organization is to improve relationships between future homemakers and their world, community, home and school. The program of work for the year is planned around these purposes. This year, the chapter has planned to sponsor a school dance, have a Pa-Me-Pie, provide Christmas decorations for the hospital, study civil defense, and give thought and practice to becoming hairstyles. The year is climaxed by attending the state convention in Tempe on February 23-24. Those representing our chapter were Toni Wal-ser, Sharon Bolles, Pat Navarro, and Doryann Duncan. 51 Pom Pom KNEELING: Virginia Anzures, Pat Navarro, Jimmie Strickland, Toni WaLser, Head Pom Pon. STANDING: Janet Wolfe, Kathy Hershide, Adela Villa, Kathy Adams, and Mary Aczuenaga. Mrs. Grumley, Sponsor. In Williams High School, the Pom Pon Girls is a rather new organization. Eligibility for membership depends on grade average, appearance, citizenship, and cooperation. Nine Pom Pon girls may be chosen, at least two of whom are freshmen. Rules have been formulated governing tryouts, leadership, method of election, and dismissal of members. This group performs only during the basketball season. ZL Science Club FIRST ROW: Sal Conchola, John Knipps, Tom Kite, Bob DeVaney. Robert Navarro, Steve Lopez. SECOND ROW: Toni Walser, Janice Parker, Jimmie Strickland, Kathy Hershide, Eddie Mosier, Kathleen Moody, Mary Azcuenaga, Karen Bowie. THIRD ROW: Jackie Flanigan, Pam Fain, Emmett Wester, Kenneth Wells, Ricky Wright, David McDonald, Robert Smith, Cheryl Payne, Ronnie Perkins. Sponsored by Mr. Benitez. The Science Club is an organization composed of members interested in science. Its purpose is to help further that interest. The students in the organization have a chance to further their, knowledge of science by the projects and experiments done. 53 Juture Zeackers of America SEATED: Sal Canchola, Cookie Willett, Georgia Canty, Linda Calley, Kay Dodd, Steve Lopez. STANDING: Johnny Knipps, Toni Walser, Kathy Hershide, Barbara Bortree, Karen Bowie, Jeni Gardner, Cheryl Payne. The Future Teachers of America is a project of the National Education Association and its affiliated state and local education associations. It is sponsored locally by the Williams Education Association. The F.T.A. offers an opportunity to explore careers in education. Its activities help to build character and develop leadership. The F.T.A. works with service organizations in their community and assists in high school activities. The F.T.A. is assisted in developing its program by the Teacher Education and Professional Standards Committee. (TEPS) 54 RECOGNIZE HER? She sits at 440 South 7th, Williams, overlooking the busy town. Sitting there she spreads her skirt in all directions. The football field is a great basket she has put down as she sits viewing the town. Her voice is that of two hundred voices; her face is that of two hundred faces . . . her personality is that of two hundred personalities. She is awakened each morning as her alarm goes off at 8:00 and as the bus students arrive. Then at 4;30, as the last light is snapped off, and the last teacher has passed through her doors once more, she is at rest. In the winter she is robed in white with the pattern of many feet imprinted across her skirt. She is the spring fever of a student who wanders slowly to his first class minutes after the tardy bell has sounded. In the summer she sits and watches as her students work and play in the busy town below. In the fall she greets old friends, and observes new faces in the sea of familiar old ones. The football, basketball, track, tennis, and baseball teams are her sons, the cheerleaders and drill teams are her daughters. With them she rejoices as the game is won, or is filled with determination and revenge when the game is lost. She is the flaming beauty of the Homecoming bonfire, and the smile upon the face of the blissful queen as she is presented with roses, scepter, robe, and a glittering crown is placed upon her head. She is the anxiety of exam time. She grows tense as the cards are passed out, remembering the hours of study, the lack of sleep (you bet!!), and how much she depends on the results of the grades that have been earned. She is the silhouette of two people dancing to the rhythm of soft music at the Junior-Senior Prom. At the same time she is a group of eager young freshmen hovering near the door trying to get a glimpse of the new Student Body President immediately after election. She is a freshman on the first day of school, rushing down the hall trying to find a room number. She is the proud young sophomore rushing to help meet the Tusayan deadline. She is the dazed Junior gazing down at the new ring on her finger. She is a respected senior robed in white, stepping forward to receive her diploma, a new lease on life. She is the same year after year, greeting new faces and saying goodbye to those she has known and cared for the past three or four years. High above the busy humming of the bustling, high against the arch of heaven, sets she proudly down. She who has been with us through joy and sadness, winning and losing, will always be a part of us. SHE IS WILLIAMS HIGH 55 '%■ V � r=Jf=Jf=Jf=jf=Jf=ir=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=ir=Jr a a a a a 1 I a a a S ADVERTISERS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 Zkunderbird Jhh Williams, Arizona Gateway to the Grand Canyon Trade Safely at Williams Pioneer Store Complete Department Store CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 and the WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Williams Arizona CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Stop in at Cell's DflIRV QUEEN t lAiTl fooD FOR EDUCATION a magic carpet that takes you where you want to go. 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Your Rexall Store Good Luck Seniors HOPSON JEWELRY Best Wishes to the Class of '62 F rom MILLERS FLOWERS Good Luck Seniors WILLIAMS PHOTO SUPPLY c O p F A F R E T E S SWETAK at — v TONY’S grocery s A Home Away From Home A Salesman's Paradise The Working Man's Home GATEWAY MOTEL Rest and Sleep for Tourists Courtesy and Friendship to All Telephone 219 E. Bill Williams Ave. 635-2412 Williams, Arizona Williams, Arizona mi Sutton’s Union Killingsworth tying A Congratulations, Class of '62 r, ‘ Bread m 'i ,;u y ■.■ i, ' 1.1-V - |l- Parker Brothers, FILO’S Distributors SUPER SHELL c- -y William C BILLIARD JjjLj PARLOR ft-JJC Coronado Motel Qv f cleaning Q CLEANERS A qks Y HIWAY DINER NUMBER 9 IF IT S COODFOOD Congratulations, Class of '62 YOU WANT- Whitey’s TV CABLE CO. HARVEY’S HACIENDA Williams, Arizona Compliments KIRBY’S of BARBER SHOP You Don't Have to Be Hit on the Head to Know That the Best on '66' Is ----- - WILLIAMS TRAVEL LODGE Congratulations, Class of Good .Luck, Seniors 66 AutO Visit RED LAKE LODGE North on Grand Canyon Highway Cabins Curios Cafe Gas Oil MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MOORE Proprietors MESSIMER INSURANCE LLOYD RACHER, Agent Congratulations, Seniors ARTHUR J. PICOT GENERAL INSURANCE 2933 E. Pinchot St. Congratulations Seniors tim McGrath Phoenix, Ariz. CRestwood 4-3337 Specializing in School Time Accident Insurance, Scout Accident Plans, Little League Baseball and insurance for other groups. EL PINADO MOTEL Congratulations Seniors WilUa fiA. Qlyintf Se'uuce. Williams Municipal Airport Williams, Arizona Ambulance and Charter Service Flight Instruction Plane Rentals Phone Airport 4711 Office 2062 LARRY ELY Congratulations, Seniors MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY BLACK AND WHITE CLEANERS 120 West Bill Williams Pickup and Delivery Service • Phone 635-2001 Good Luck and GIVE YOUR CAR a Best Wishes PARKER’S BAKERY Use Quality Shell Oil Products WILLIAMS (T g-x SHELL SERVICE The Following Have Contributed to the Success of Your Annual Through Their Contributions ‘Doctor K. fj. Kantz Autry brothers Doctor Jlokr Seniors: May the Rest of Your Lives Be as Happy as Your School Days football TOP ROW: Mr. McLain, Coach; Richard Chavez, David McDonald, Ronnie Perkins, Carver Sutton, Sal Conchola, Tom Kite, Paul Smith, Florencio Garcia, Robert Navarro, Danny Lugo, Mr. Sharpe, Asst. Coach. SECOND ROW: John Augenstein, Manager; Kenneth Wells, David Runyan, Douglas Nelson, Richard Alverez, Gene Vincent, John Black, Brad Massey, Fritz Martin, Jerry Christman, Wesley Smith, Earl Nagillar, Raymond Reyes, John Nagil lar. THIRD ROW: Emmett Wester, Dennis Ison, Larry Benham, Charlie Dean, Bruce Willett, Robert Smith, Mike Golightly, Jimmy Burgess, Ricky Wright, Jimmy Morris, Eddie Mosier, John Cobey. 1ST TEAM ALL NORTHERN 2ND TEAM ALL NORTHERN Mr. McLain, Coach; Dennis Ison, Emmett Wester, Cookie Robert Smith, Eddie Mosier Willett. ALL STATE Emmett Wester, Mr. McLain, Cookie Willett Seniors Tirst String MANAGER Johnny Augenstein 82 The close of the 1961 football season found the Vikings with seven wins and two losses. The team finished second in Class B North. It also found the Vikings with Cookie Willett, Emmett Wester, and Dennis Ison on 1st Team All Northern, and Robert Smith, and Eddie Mosier on 2nd Team All Northern. SCORES: Williams - - - ■ 13 Holbrook ■ Williams 12 Wickenburg 18 Williams - - - ■ 27 Mingus ------ Williams - - - • Window Rock - - - - -20 Williams ■ - - - 25 St. Johns - - - - - Williams - — • 58 Alchesay - - — - Williams 26 Round Valley — • Williams 47 Bagdad ------ Williams - - - - 19 Page , A � ‘(.t ■ ■ f' Y fv-'v ’• • • ' • ;!i . •: ••• « t r tJt i ' ■ ■ i y '1 r yw •'■ - • ■ ' . V i V ■ ' ■ ■ , - . •; . t; • • iAWy v '- :• -.• • . y• ■ i ; • }!•:■ 4 .:V?, ' •:' V • ?, t . ! . V H 1 ' ’ ‘ • tt I � . K i i � � • . £ r r � • • � .,} •; ; ✓ ■v r • . � v -i i v . ■� : •• .-i ; . , � ; - ; ,.•■■■ ' , . ' ' ; ■? •. ••. � ■, • ;w . t Y c ••; V t-.v- ‘ . I J ■•♦.I ■ '■ r -v;v A; - ,v ■ - mag 'i { a n v r •• i v i .I Y. JM 'J' 1 ’‘ibyy V' ., ri’ :%L • ; r11 w � . 'an ••G | • :Vt liV V « , t “ , %|(4 V r tv jif; � . ■ -f ' vyk nf •} 'a !( ,. • M 4 . w � ' i •V. ' 1 ■: v, ni ft Jt, 1 r ■ % ‘?.i t a . J i � t t � mi,' . . • , ty' Ik'i f • % V i I ' f • V.t1 viJ •I i i Momecoming Parade Momecomm Royalty Pi If I W lilf IfdWI____ Linda Calley, Attendant; Emmett Wester, King; Pat Chapman, Queen; Toni Walser, Attendant; Cookie Willett, Co-Captain loot ball banquet Left to Right: FRANK KUSH, A.S.U. Head Coach; EDDY MOSIER, COOKIE WILLETT, EMMETT WESTER, ROBERT SMITH, DENNIS ISON, JACK McLAIN, Williams Head Coach. These boys made all-conference first and second teams. WHO COOKED THIS??? REVEREND WALKER, JACK McLAIN, FRANK KUSH, PAT KING, CAL WILSON (ARIZONA DAILY SUN) . . - - . - v _ 5: v • 7 . ; � -T. Tv « ’ v ■� a r� “ ,� ■ . -% r:Xr ' 1 J:. v -V j. ■ -� 7 C ground the Miss basketball Left to Right: Danny Lugo, Eddie Mosier, Larry Benham, Cookie Willett, Eddie Brown, Jimmy Eddy, Jimmy O'Brien, Lucy Garcia, Ricky Wright, and Alex Santana. Mr. Creviston, Coach. VARSITY RECORD: Williams----------49 Williams -- - ------48 Williams - -- -- --56 Williams - - - ------47 Williams-------------39 Williams-------------43 Williams - ----------41 Williams -- ---------52 Williams - -- -- --41 Williams - -- -- --37 Williams-------------53 Williams ------------51 Williams ------------54 Williams — ----------60 Williams ------------52 Williams----------68 Williams - - - ------65 Williams -- ---------69 Williams - -- -- --54 ♦•Williams - -- -- --52 •Tournament game Seligman----------40 Round Valley-------- -71 Alchesay -- --------43 Window Rock---------50 St. Johns---------50 Camp Verde ----- 48 Page.................43 Ash Fork - -- -- -- 38 Mingus - -- -- — -34 Round Valley---------49 St. Johns------------58 Window Rock ----- 60 Chinle----------- 66 Page.................39 Mingus -- - 39 Alchesay -- ---------52 Chinle - -- -- -- - 35 Ash Fork--------- 34 Camp Verde ----------80 St. Johns - -- -- --68 HONORARY CAPTAIN {junior Varsity FRONT ROW: Florencio Garcia, Richard Chavez, Virgil Davis, Ben Otero. BACK ROW: Bill Gates, Paul Larson, Ronnie Perkins, Mike Golightly, Fred Duimenti, Mr. McLain, Coach. SCORES: Williams--------------42 Williams..............27 Williams--------------33 Williams - -- -- --51 Williams--------------39 Williams - -- -- --40 Williams - -- -- --42 Williams----------36 Williams..............39 Williams----------- — 40 Williams--------------34 Williams --- ---------36 Williams --- ---------44 Williams --- ---------54 Williams--------------46 Williams -- ----------63 Williams..............51 Seligman------------32 Round Valley — - —40 Alchesay------------45 Window Rock---------47 St. Johns - --------26 Camp Verde ----- 46 Page----------------37 Mingus---------52 Round Valley-------- - 45 St. Johns - -- -- --37 Window Rock ----- 46 Chinle..............26 Page -- - 58 Mingus -- - 56 Alchesay---------43 Chinle----36 Camp Verde ----- 70 Won: 9 Lost: 8 98 Pep Assemblies 'Develop School Spirit Pull! Senior girls! Senior boys lose, too. Cheerleaders step high. Let there be drums! 99 100 r=Jf= r=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jp=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=JF=Jr=Jr=Jr=ir=Jr=Jr=Jf=-if=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Ji s 1 0 i 0 0 B n i i ! il ACTIVITIES 111 r=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=� r=ir=Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jf=-� r=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Ji=ir=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=J Senior Play “Our Zown” At Funeral At Cemetery Christmas Operetta The first STUDENT-FACULTY FUN NIGHT happened March 2, 1962. Mr. Geater initiated this event to provide a student scholarship or loan fund to enable a deserving high school senior to finance the furthering of his or her education. The faculty will establish the selection procedure and the amount to be awarded. The donations received from this event amounted to $280. McLain lost to Cooky. Mr. Fowler lost to Steve. The Plaster Cast and Appendicitis Club, led by 'bashful' Perry, directed student cheers. Eddie LOST this one. After the grade school game and Yo-yo contest. . . a clown named HAPPY ELMER - tried his best to show us how to be a tramp -o-linist. The Game Began There was arbitration Layman sank a long one The Game Ended Let's twist Louie's lower level What year did you say? A1 and the gang } ; SOCK HOPS PROVIDE FUN FOR ALL I 115 Oratorical Contest held on February 2, 1962 These orations on the United States Constitution are sponsored by the American Legion and The Arizona Republic. School winners were: Paul Larmour, First; Nancy Dusek, Second; Toni Walser, Third. MS Which one goes where? Why so sad? What cha making? No, don't cry f I Arizona's Fiftieth Anniversary February 14, 1962 Cook them good Not in the halls! The thinker What a class 120 Working hard? Not in class! 171 r==Jf=Jr==Jr==Jr==if=if==Jr==Jp=Jr==Jf=Jr=Jf=Jr==Jr=Jf=Jr=Jf==Jr=Jr=Jr==Jr==Jr=ip==Jf=Jf=-if=jJn ______ I FAVORITES I 1 i S b llii:=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr=Jr==Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr=Jr =Jr=Jr=Jr=ir=Jr=«r=Jr=Jr=Jn==Jr=Jr=Jl S COACH Cheerleaders TEAM PEP STEAM A PRETTY FRAME TO GLORIFY THE •61. 62 FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL SEASON The Williams cheerleaders are constant encouragement to both the team and the student body throughout the football and basketball seasons. They are always ready to praise the victory or soothe the defeat. The year opened with Pat Chapman as head cheerleader and Karen Bowie and Cheryl Payne as cheerleaders. Due to illness, Cheryl Payne dropped out at the beginning of the basketball season and Teri Quisenberry and Belva Jenkins were then elected cheerleaders. 30 T).A-R- Best Citizen 131 Boys' State is a one week program in Flagstaff sponsored by the American Legion. The entire week is devoted to the workings of government in which you participate. The program isn't all work; there is a recreation period every day. Being chosen to attend Boys' State is a worthwhile project for every boy to work toward receiving. Cookie Willett and Larry Benham BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE Girls’ State is a week devoted to governmental explanation and participation. This program is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and is held at Tucson in June. We participated in city, county, and state government and observed the problems. Close relationships and recreation are also an important part of Girls' State. Pat Patterson and Toni Walser TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made