Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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Ronald Torrez Science Club 1 Art Club 1 Football 3 W Club 1 r r Esther Villa G.A.A. 2 F. H. A. off. 2 Drum Bugle 2 Pom Pon 2 F. T. A. 1 Gene Vincent N. H. S. 2 Science Club 1 Thespians 1 Class Play 2 Boys State 1 F.T.A. 1 Football 4 Baseball 1 W Club 2 Brent Wells Class Officer 1 Class Play 1 F.T.A. 1 Football 3 Basketball 1 W Club 2 r Janet Wolfe Student Council 1 N.H. S. 1, off. 2 G.A.A. 2 Tusayan Staff 3 Viking Staff 1 Band 4 Drum Bugle 4 Thespians 1 Class Play 2 Pom Pon 2 F.T.A. 1, off. 1 21

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Steven Russell Glee Club 3 Football 1 I Karla Smith Student Council 1 Class Officer 1 N.H. S. 1 G. A. A. 1 F.H.A. 1, off. 1 Tusayan Staff 2 Drum Bugle 1 Thespians 1 Class Play 2 F.T.A. 1, off. 1 Wesley Smith Science Club 1 Band 1 Thespians 1 Class Play 2 Football 1 Barry Stubbert F.T.A. 1 Football 1 Basketball 1 W Club officer 1 Carver Sutton Science Club 1 Art Club 1 Class Play 2 F.T.A. 2 Football 4 Baseball 1 Track 1 W Club 3 20

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CLASS HISTORY The class of '64 entered Williams High School with an air of confidence and importance, which was, of course, soon crushed by the mighty upperclassmen. From here the four year climb to fame and fortune began. The Freshman class officers were Fred Cothren, President; Paul Larson, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard Chavez, Vice-President and Pamela Fain, Student Council representative, John Cobey lettered in football, and Pam Fain was Homecoming attendant. Selected for Pom-pon were Jackie Flannigan, Sharon Cureton, Pam Fain, Pat Navarro, Esther Villa, Juliana Lucero, Janet Wolfe, Kathy Adams, and Linda Packer. We began our sophomore year as a slightly more respectable group, now we had someone to look down on. Class officers were Fred Cothren, Pres.; Belva Jenkins, Vice-pres.; Paul Larson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Richard Chavez, Student Council representative. Belva Jenkins was elected cheerleader and became Miss Football of 1962. Kathy Adams was elected Social Manager. Inducted into NHS were Kathy Adams, Pat Navarro, Belva Jenkins, Fred Cothren, Janet Wolfe, and Gene Vincent. The W Club members were John Cobey, Tiger Nelson, Richard Chavez, Carver Sutton, and Mike Golightly. Our Junior year was even better, we were upper classmen. Class officers were Richard Chavez, President; Fred Diumenti, Vice-President; Brent Wells, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mike Golightly, Student Council representative. Kathy Adams was elected secretary-treasurer and Pat Navarro, vice-president of the Student Council. Belva Jenkins and Pam Fain were elected cheerleaders. New NHS members were Karen Osborne, JoAnn Hayden, and Pam Fain. New W Club members were Brent Wells, Brad Massey, Gene Vincent, Butch Garcia, Jerry Payne, and Paul Larson. Favorites were Richard Chavez and Pam Fain. Selected as best looking was Pam Fain. We enjoyed presenting the Junior Class play, The Spiral Staircase, directed by Mrs. Brice. And who will forget the 7-6 victory of our great Powder-puff football team over the mighty (?) seniors. At our Junior-Senior prom Moments to Remember” the attendants were Pam Fain and Fred Diumenti. Delegates to Girls State were Kathy Adams and Pam Fain, the Boys State delegates were Brad Massey and Steve Vincent. September of 1963, the class of '64 entered the halls of Williams High for its final year. Class officers were Richard Chavez, President; Pat Navarro, Vice-President; Kathy Adams, Secretary-Treasurer and Karla Smith, Student Council representative. Pam Fain and Pat Navarro were Cheerleaders. Homecoming royalty were Pam Fain, queen; Richard Chavez, king; Pat Navarro and Kathy Adams, Attendants. Football co-captains were Mike Golightly and Carver Sutton. Janet Wolfe was elected president of National Honor Society. We presented our Senior play, Take Your Medicine, directed by Mr. Zachary Winograd. Paul Larson was elected the Student Council President, Janet Wolfe was Social Manager. The history of the class of '64 will be concluded on June 3, 1964, Graduation day, and so the members of our class will bid a fond farewell to the halls of WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL. 22