Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1976 volume:

if) tr o LU if) 2 BRIAN BAERTLEIN WENDELL CALKINS TOP ROW: Cliff Merrill, vice-president; Tim Carlson, president; Toby Cook, representative. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Hatcher, treasurer; Shawna Gonzalez, secretary. TOBY COOK JERRY DURNE2 LLOYD CATES KEN COOPER ARDELLA EVERIDGE ROBIN CARMICHAEL SHAWNA GONZALEZ JACK FULLER DOROTHY GARNER Jeanna Horton says, Practice makes perfect . GLENN GOSSARD MATT GRANDSTAFF DOCK GRAY SANDRA HATCHER DANNY JANSSENS Seniors have a piece of the ROCK, LOWELL KONKEL JODY MARTIN FRED MARTINEZ CLIFF MERRILL LAURA MERRILL PAT MONTOYA ALLAN MOORE JOE ORTIZ ROBERT OTERO FOOTSTEPS TvhA STEFFAN RACHER Seniors display sign from winning float. 8 DAVID STEGMEIR BOBBIE THOMAS TONY TORREZ NANCY WAMBLE IRENE APODACA 9 TONY ADAMS IRENE APODACA Band lVtyrs. Cheerleader 3yrs. FBLA 2yrs.- Secretary lyr. GAA lyr. Pom Pon lyr. SAE 2yrs. Softball 2yrs. BRIAN BAERTLEIN Analysis lyr. Band 3yrs. Chess Club 2yrs. Geology Mini-Course lyr. Math Club lyr. NHS 3yrs. -President lyr Wrestlying lyr. U of A Outstanding Junior BARBRA BILLY WENDELL CALKINS Baseball lyr. Basketball lyr. SAE lyr. ROBIN CARMICHAEL TIM CARLSON Analysis lyr. ASU Outstanding Junior Baseball lyr. Boys State Alternate Chess Club 2yrs.-President lyr. Class President lyr. Football 3yrs. Lettermen Club lyr. Math Club 2yrs. NHS 3yrs. SAE lyr. Student Council lyr. Tennis lyr. LLOYD CATES Publications lyr.-Assistant Editor lyr. RICKY CAYLOR Football 3yrs. Track 2yrs. Wrestling 2yrs. DOROTHY CHAVEZ Band 2Vi yrs.-President lyr. FBLA lyr.-Parliamentarian lyr. Science Club lyr.-Vice-President 1 yr. TOBY COOK Class representative lyr. HERO lyr. Publications lyr. Student Council lyr. Tennis lyr. KEN COOPER Baseball 2yrs. Basketball lyr. Class Officer lyr. Drama lyr. Football 4yrs.-Co-Captain lyr. Lettermen Club 2yrs.-Sargent of Arms 2yrs. CONNIE COX Badminton lyr. Basketball 4yrs.-Captain lyr. FBLA lyr. GAA 3yrs.-Vice-President lyr. Honecoming Queen SAE 2yrs. Softball 3yrs. Track 3yrs. Volleyball 4yrs.-Captain lyr. JERRY DURNEZ ARDELLA EVERIDGE Chorus 2yrs. Drama lyr. DOROTHY GARNER Basketball 2yrs. Cheerleader lyr. Chorus 2yrs. Class Officer lyr. Drama lyr. FHA 3yrs.-Secretary lyr. GAA 2yrs. HERO lyr. Pom Pon 2yrs. Track 2yrs. Volleyball 2yrs. SHAWNA GONZALEZ Class Officer 2yrs. FHA 2yrs.-Vice-President lyr. GAA 2yrs.-Treasurer lyr. Pom Pon 3yrs. Publications lyr. SAE 3yrs.-Secretary lyr. Tennis lyr. Volleyball 2yrs. GLENN GOSSARD Geology Mini-Course lyr. Golf 4yrs. Science Coub lyr. Tennis lyr. MATT GRANDSTAFF Basketball 2yrs. Football 2yrs. DOCK GRAY Baseball 2yrs. Basketball 4yrs. Drama lyr. Football 3yrs. Lettermen Club 3yrs. Track 3 yrs. SANDRA HATCHER Badminton lyr. Basketball 4yrs.-Captain lyr. Class Officer lyr. FBLA lyr. FHA 4yrs.-President lyr. GAA 3yrs.-Secretary lyr. Girls State Alternate Homecoming Attendant Pom Pon 3 yrs. Pom Attendant SAE 2yrs.-Historian 1 yr. Softball 3yrs. Track 3yrs. Volleyball 2yrs. BRYAN HAWTHORN Football lyr. JUILEE HOPKINS Badminton lyr. Chorus 4yrs. Drama lyr. JEANNA HORTON Band Vfyr. Chorus lyr. Drama lyr. FBLA lyr. FHA lyr. Pom Pon lyr. KEN HUFFMAN DANNY JANSSENS Baseball 2yrs. Boys State FBLA lyr. Math Club 2yrs.-Secretary Treas-urer lyr. NHS 3yrs.-Vice-President lyr. Publications lyr.-Tusayan Editor lyr. SAE 2yrs.-Vice-Preisident lyr. LOWELL KONKEL Baseball lyr. Football lyr. 10 ROBERT LAKE Football lyr. Wrestling 3yrs. butch McDaniels FRANK McNELLY Baseball lyr. Basketball 4yrs. Lettermen Club lyr. JODY MARTIN Baseball 2yrs. Basketball lyr. Football lyr. Lettermen Club lyr. Track lyr. FRED MARTINEZ Baseball 3yrs. CLIFF MERRILL Basketball lyr. Class Officer lyr. Football 2yrs. Lettermen Club 2yrs. SAE lyr. Science Club lyr. LAURA MERRILL Badminton lyr. Basketball 4yrs.-Captain lyr. Chorus lyr.-Treasurer lyr. GAA 3yrs. Publications lyr. SAE 2yrs. Science Club lyr. Softball 3yrs. Student Council 2yrs. Track lyr. Volleyball 3yrs. PAT MONTOYA Drama lyr. FBLA 2yrs.-Secretary lyr., Vice-President lyr. FHA 2yrs.-Historian 2yr., Treasurer lyr. GAA 2yrs. Girls State NHS 2yrs.-Secretary lyr. SAE 3yrs.-Treasurer lyr., Vice-President lyr. Softball lyr. Student Council 2yrs. ALLEN MOORE Basketball 4yrs. Football 3yrs. Lettermen Club 3yrs,-Treasurer lyr. Track 3yrs. BRIAN OLSON Band 2yrs. Chess 2yrs. Football 3yrs. Golf 4yrs. Lettermen lyr. Photography Mini - Course lyr. Publications lyr. Ski Club 2yrs.-President lyr. Wrestling 4yrs. JOE ORTIZ Ecology Mini-Course lyr. Geology Mini-Course lyr. Wrestling 4yrs.-Captain 2yrs. ROBERT OTERO Baseball 2yrs. Football lyr. Lettermen lyr. Wrestling 4yrs.-Captain lyr. STEFFEN RACHER Baseball lyr. Basketball lyr. Drama lyr. Football 4yrs. Golf lyr. Lettermen Club 3yrs.-President lyr., Treasurer lyr. Wrestling lyr. GENE ROBERTS Baseball 2yrs. Basketball 4yrs.-Captain lyr. Class Officer 2yrs. Lettermen Club lyr.-Board Member lyr. MIKE SCHULTE Basketball lyr. Football lyr. MARGIE SIMMONS Basketball 2yrs. Cheerleader 3yrs.-Captain lyr. Chorus 3yrs, Drama lyr. FHA 2yrs. GAA 3yrs. Pom Pon lyr. Softball 2yrs. Track 2yrs. Volleyball 3yrs. CARY SOUTHWORTH Band 4yrs. SAE lyr. DAVID STEGMEIR Baseball 2yrs. Ecology Mini-Course lyr. Geology Mini-Course 2yrs. Lettermen Club 3yrs.-Entertainment Chairman 2yrs. Wrestling 4yrs. BOBBIE THOMAS Basketball 2yrs.-Co-Captain lyr. Chorus 2yrs. FHA 4yrs. GAA 3yrs. Pom Pon 4yrs.-Co-Captain 2yrs., Captain lyr. Softball 2yrs. Track 3yrs. Volleyball 4yrs. TONY TORREZ Baseball 3yrs. Basketball 3yr$. Drama lyr. Football 3yrs. Lettermen Club 2yrs. Publications lyr. NANCY WAMBLE Class Officer lyr. GAA 2yrs. Softball lyr. Student Council lhr. Volleyball 2yrs. KEITH WEBSTER ELEANOR WHITMAN RALPH WOELLMER Auto Mechanics Award Baseball 2yrs. Chorus lyr. Ecology Mini-Course 2yrs. Geology Mini-Course 2yrs. Math Club 2yrs. Photography Mini-Course 2yrs. Publications 3yrs.-Viking Horn Editor lyr. SAE 3yrs.-President lyr. Science Club 3yrs. School Photography 2yrs. Ski Club lyr. Wrestling lVtyrs. JUNIORS 12 RUTH ATHERTON mmm KATHY COOPER ANDY CORRAL STEVE CHAVEZ MARTIN COLE TOP ROW: Kelly Henson, secretary; Gordon Wheeler, president; Justin Wells, vice-president. BOTTOM ROW: Lyle Glaab, treasurer; Kathy Carlson, representative. Teresa Torrez and friend. JIM FREEMAN SUZIE DENT CAROLE ELY CARL FULLER BRUCE GARDOM HELEN GERBITZ LYLE GLAAB BILL GLASSCOCK GARY HALBERT DAVID HAWTHORN KELLY HENSON TERRY HUTCHINS TRACY IKARD GARY KIL LINSWORTH 13 Raymond Konkel Kim Lilly Elliot, Suzie, Gordon, and Chris work hard in the concession stand. Todd Whitely 14 Chris Winchester MH1 Yvonne Casaus Barry O'Neil Phillip Santana Just another pretty face at halftime: Paula Martinez Angel Robles ( JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Mike Brockett David Larson Ramona Padillo Elliot Santana Dan Sullivant Lisa Sedillo TOP ROW: Donna Augenstein, vice-president; Jim Halbert, president. BOTTOM ROW: Mickey Lopez, representative, Jo Cay I or, secretary; Jose Tate, treasurer. Mary Baldaras Bret Blackford Frankie Jo Caylor Alice Avans Donna Augenstein I Peter Baertlein Robert Cottolendy Sheila Deal David Garibay Joe Curtis Susan Falkner Allan Duncan Rosemary Gerbitz Roselee Chavez Louis Fain Charlie Edged Mickey Lopez Jill Watson and Eddie Martin prove that two heads are better than one. 17 Eddie Martin Brenda Merrill Claudia Merritt M itch McCombs David Montoya George Otero A Cathy Moore Debbie Morris Tim Pettit 18 Paula Sandoval John Samsill Marilyn Simmons Joe Schulte Today the Lab, tomorrow the world: Susan Falkner. L iz Stegmeir Josie Tate Pam Thorson Barbara Trueba Alfred Villanueva Christi Wallingford Jill Watson Jonel Wagoner SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Brenda Deal Jimmy Otero John Watts Margie Inman Debbie Payne Vivianne Reyes 19 John Cardani Colleen Carpenter Madelyn Carrillo Karen Buckner TOP ROW: Anna Pena president; Kevin McKnight, vice-president; BOTTOM ROW: Dan Falkner, secretary; Lori Thomas, Treasurer, Tammy Larson, representative Susan Aguilar Jack Barnes Virginia Castro Vincent D'Angelo Arlene Garibay Susan Hodgkins Jana Kelly Delbert Dean Doug Glasscock Brenda Howard Sally Lann Douglas Cooper Dallon Dennison Kelly Hageman Eddie Hutchins Tammy Larson Diana Harwood Jolene Johnson « If Raymond Cooper Billy Hatcher Tina Judd Mary Lopez Jimmy Luna 21 David McCombs Kenny Nutt Larry Pedersen Melvin Reed Kevin McKnight Matt Mendenhall Brad Olson Liney Pellissier Sonya Reed Ivan 0 'Neil Anna Pena Steve Salas Steve Maestas Tony 0'Neil ■HHIMI Ronnie Sandoval Robin Malone Tammy Nicholson Jacie Pedersen Alice Santana 22 Andrew Samsill Susan Speckles James Wheeler Dewayne Howard Jerry Tate Lori Thomas I Debbie Thompson Donna Strange Beverly Urich Clarice Wamble Delbert Webster Cindy Woodward William Curry Daniel Falkner Debbie White FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Douglas Garner Frances Garner Mrs. Champagne's students have fun in her class. 23 BRUCE BAKER, Automotive Shop, J.V. Football and Basketball coach. JANET CHAMPAGNE, Resources, Mat Maid Sponsor. LEE ANN EASLEY, P.E., Girls Sports Coach. JOAN JANNEY, English, Spanish, Cheerleader Sponsor. BOYD COPE, Social Studies, Counselor, Wrestling Coach. DEE HERSHEY, Science, Health, Basketball Coach. LUCILE LYONS, Math, English, Publications Advisor. RICHARD RUHE, Band, Chorus. DONALD WILSON, Science, Math, Chess and Science Sponsor. WILLIAM MORGAN, Social Studies, Football Coach. DAVID NEAL, Woods, Automotive Shop, Shop Math. JOHN RICHARDSON, English, Bookstore. W y V ARTHUR SHARPE, Arts and Crafts. DOROTHY ZETTLER, Business Education, Drama. i A t I ROSE ANNA SHARPE, Librarian, Pom Pon Sponsor. LORRAYNE SUTTON, Home Economics, H.E.R.O. and FHA Sponsor. Mr. Morgan, who is a wrestling referee, takes part in many school activities. 25 DR. JOHN WATSON Superintendent RONALD HOLLAMON Activities Director JAMES McCLAIN School Board DONALD MENDENHALL Principal JACK DENT School Board ALBERT PARENTEAU School Board JOANNE GOSSARD Office Manager SUE HOLLAMON Secretary to the Principal GENE McDOUGALL Custodian IRIS OWENS Secretary to the Counselor MARJORIE POQUETTE Counselor PRESSIE TORREZ Custodian PEP BAND Hello Ruth, we see you. Throught the year, the Viking Band participated in many performances. Starting at the beginning of the year, they marched in the Labor Day and Homecoming parades. The pep band entertained during halftime at home football games. Also they traveled to the Mohave football game to support the team. The pep band played at the home basketball games, too. Concerts were played at such events as the State Principals' Association meeting at Flagstaffs' Little America, and the State Fair at the Coliseum in Phoenix. The band also performed for the public at their Spring and Winter concerts, and took a tour to California in Spring. Christi sings Have You Never Been Mellow at the State Fair. VIKING BAND L. TO R.: Jim Halbert, Paula Martinez, Vince O'Angelo, Robin Malone, Stephanie Martinez, Kim Lilly. SECOND ROW L. TO R.: Jill Watson, Irene Apodaca, Liney Pellissier, Joe Nard, Nancy Wamble, Barbara Trueba, Donna Augenstein, Ruth Atherton, Jack Barnes, Christi Wallingford, Lori Salas, Debbie White. THIRD ROW L. TO R.: Anna Pena, Lisa Sedillo, Susan Hodgkins, Eddie Hutchins, Brad Olson, Angel Robles, Matt Mendenhall, John Cardani, Jonel Wagoner, Gary Killinsworth, Jim Luna, Mr. Ruhe, Lyle Glaab, Clarice Wamble, Terry Hutchins, Dan Falkner, FOURTH ROW L. TO R.: Karen Buckner, Carole Ely, Suzie Dent, Dorothy Chavez. 29 Viking Band performs at the State Fair. PUBLICATIONS BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Mike Showalter, Danny Janssens, Debbie Dean, Susan Falkner, Ralph Woellmer. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Brian Olson, Ruth Atherton, Carole Ely, Allan Duncan, Gary Halbert, Mrs. Lyons Sponsor, Paula Martinez, Toby Cook, Tony Torrez, Steve Palmer. NOT PICTURED: Shawna Gonzalez. In addition to putting out the Viking Horn Newspaper and Tusayan Yearbook, the publications class put on a poetry contest and a Bicentennial poster contest. In the Spring they sponsored a car wash to raise money. The leader, Mrs. Lyons. RIGHT: Debbie Dean, Assistant Yearbook Editor, Danny Janssens, Yearbook Editor. LEFT: Susan Falkner, Assistant Newspaper Editor, Ralph Woellmer, Newspaper Editor. 30 STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Tim Carlson, Jim Halbert, Mike Showalter, Toby Cook, G0rd Wheeler. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Kim Lilly, Laura Merrill, Pat Montoya, Nancy Wamble, Anna Pena, Tammy Larson Kathy Carlson, The Student Council had a contest for the best theme for Homecoming, The Winners were Gary Halbert and Shawna Gonzalez who split the $15 for first prize. The council also helped set up and Plan Homecoming week. The school constitution, which the Student Council revised, was passed by the student body. The clean up the campus drive was sponsored by the Student Council. Two dances were sponsored by the group to raise money. Poster durinn 9 cleanup campaign 31 Yes Toby you're on Candid Camera. CHESS BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Brian Baertlein, Clarice Wamble, Tim Carlson. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mr. Wilson, Coach, Terry Hutchins, Joe Curtis, Mitch McCombs, Joe Nard. NOT PICTURED Peter Baertlein. 9 Tim and Peter practice up for the next match on their lunch hour. The 75-76 Chess team started out by placing second at the Prescott quadrangular. Tim Carlson won three games and John Watts won two. Their next match was at Winslow where they took first place. In January, the team placed fourth at the meet in Page. Next the team went to the Glendale Invitational tournament at Cortez High School. Peter Baertlein won three games out of four and Tim Carlson and John Watts both won two of four games. At the Northern Regional Tournament, held at Williams, the team placed second behind Page. Tim Carlson won a medal for best first board, which qualified the team for the State tournament. 32 SCIENCE CLUB L. TO R.: Mr. Wilson, Sponsor, Keith Glaab, Ralph Woellmer, Lyle Glaab. Ralph Woellmer and Keith Glaab study effects of match flame on radiometer. Mr. Wilson demonstrates a way to show electrons with .. the use of radiometer and oscillascope. NHS BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Lyle Glaab, Ruth Atherton, Pat Montoya, Brian Baertlein. TOP ROW L. TO R,: Gary Killinsworth, Dan Sullivant, Mrs. Pouquette, Sponsor, Danny Janssens, Tim Carlson. An objective of the National Honor Society 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 High School. The basis of memberships shall be Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. Candidates shall have spent at least one semester in Williams High School and be members of the Sophomore, Junior, or Senior class. The Scholarship must not be less than 2. The election of members to this chapter shall be by a chapter council consisting of at least four faculty members and the principal. Any faculty member or Honor Society member may propose to the council the names of students eligible for membership. 34 SITTING: Pat Montoya, Secretary, STANDING: Lyle Glaab, Treasurer, Brian Baertlein, President, Danny Janssens, Vice-President. SAE BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Kathy Carlson, Sandra Hatcher, Irene Apodaca, Susan Falkner, Pat Montoya, Laura Merrill. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mrs. Pouquette, Sponsor, Danny Janssens, Nancy Wamble, Wendell Calkins, Cary Southworth, Gordon Wheeler, Tony Torrez, Gary Kil linsworth, Ralph Woellmer, Tim Carlson, Cliff Merrill. NOT PICTURED, Shawna Gonzalez. L. TO R.: Danny Janssens, Treasurer, Sandra Hatcher, Historian, Pat Montoya, Vice-President, Ralph Woellmer, President. NOT PICTURED, Shawna Gonzalez, Secretary. Student Action for Education (SAE) was formerly known as Future Teachers of America (FTA). With the change of name there has also been a change of direction for the organization. We want to promote programs that will attract anyone who is interested in any phase of education from paraprofessional aide to college president. The activities revolve around major areas including—organization, programs for career orientation, fund raising, social events, service to school and community, and business. Membership is by invitation of interested students. 35 L. TO R.: Danny Janssens, Treasurer, Sandra Hatcher, Historian, Pat Montoya, Vice-President, Ralph Woellmer, President. NOT PICTURED, Shawna Gonzalez, Secretary. FHA BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Debbie Dean, Sandra Hatcher, Kathy Cooper, Vivian Reyes. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mrs. Sutton, sponsor, Rosalee Chavez, Teresa Landers, Anna Pena, Lori Thomas, Debbie Quiroz. NOT PICTURED, Dock Gray. At the first of the year, the FHA club attended a workshop in Holbrook. Mrs. Sutton and the members made a project which enabled them to attend this workshop. The members also made tray cards for the patients in the Williams Hospital on Valentine's Day and attended a workshop at NAU. SITTING L. TO R.: Kathy Cooper, Historian, Pat Montoya, Treasurer, Vivian Reyes, Reporter. STANDING L. TO R.: Debbie Dean, Social Chairman, Teresa Landers, Reporter, Sandra Hatcher, President, Dock Gray, Assistant to the Advisor, Anna Pena, Parimentarian, Debbie Quiroz, Secretary. NOT PICTURED, Bobbie Thomas, Vice-President. CHORUS BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Jodi Stegmeir, Rosemary Gerbitz, Jonel Wagoner, Brenda Merrill, Jeanna Horton, Susan Falkner, Ardella Everidge. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Liz Stegmeir, Sheila Deal, Helen Saiz, Paula Sandoval, Lori Salas, Helen Gerbitz, Alice Avans, Teresa Lander, Dorothy Garner, Margie Simmons, Suzie Dent, Juilee Hopkins, Mr. Ruhe, sponsor. 37 Kickback and relax, Liz. STAGE BAND Terry Hutchins is still asleep. What can you expect at 8:00, Mr. Ruhe? The Stage Band is a new addition to the Music Department at Williams High School. The group specializes in light rock and popular music and uses a much smaller instrumentation than the traditional concert band. The Stage Band performs on the same programs as the Concert Band. Members include: Donna Augenstein, Jim Halbert, Jonel Wagoner, Chris Winchester, John Cardani, Terry Hutchins, Cary Southworth, Matt Mendenhall, Carole Carter, Eddie Hutchins, and Dan Falkner. ANALYSIS L. TO R.: Danny Janssens, Mrs. Lyons, teacher, Brian Baertlein, Tim Carlson. Analysis is a pre-calculus course which includes units in infinite arithmetic and geometric series, binomial expansions, statistics probability and topics in trigonometry. Three intrepid senior boys have braved early morning cold daily to begin their work at 7:45 a.m. Ocasionally Mrs. Lyons offered bribes of judge and cookies to keep up the physical stamina of the class. The whole class hard at work. 39 GEOLOGY MINI-COURSE BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Cary Southworth, Glenn Gossard, Brian Baertlein, Ralph Woellmer. TOP ROW: Mr. Wilson, sponsor, Allan Duncan, Mitch McCombs, Keith Glaab. The 1975-76 Geology Mini-Course had a very busy schedule this year. They went on four weekend trips. On the first trip they went to Sunset Crater in the morning and in the afternoon they visited White Horse Hills outside of Flagstaff and saw the only known visible marble outcrop in Northern Arizona. The group also visited Oak Creek Canyon, Jerome, Cottonwood, and Peach Springs Canyon. The hikers camped out all night on the Peach Springs Canyon Trip. 40 The pooped group. LETTERMAN’S CLUB BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Ken Cooper, Steffen Racher, David Stegmeir, Gary Halbert, Phillip Santana, Allan Moore. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.: Steve Palmer, Andy Corral, Robert Cottolendy, Larry Thomas, Robert Otero, Cliff Merrill, Edward Lopez, Mike Showalter, Tim Carlson. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mr. Hershey, sponsor, Brian Olson, Gary Killinsworth, Gordon Wheeler, Frank McNelly, Tony Torrez, Dock Gray, Bob Wright, Gene Roberts, Manuel Gray, Dan Sullivant, Angel Robles. NOT PICTURED, Chris Winchester. BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Steffen Racher, President, Gary Halbert, Vice-President, Phillip Santana, Secretary. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Ken Cooper, Seargent-at-Arms, Allan Moore, Treasurer, David Stegmeir, Chairman. The Letterman's Club accomplished a lot this year. They have gone to businesses in Williams and Flagstaff and sold advertisements, raising about $850. They used the money to go to NAU football games and to the State High School Football play-offs in Pheonix. They sponsored a dance, during which they presented a door prize. The members bought athletic awards, senior letters, and new Letterman's Club coats. They also went on a picnic at the end of the year. The members would like to thank the cheerleaders and Mrs. Hollamon for helping them put the game programs together. 41 J.V. CHEERLEADERS The WHS Cheerleaders sponsored the first noon-time bake sale to raise money. The sale was successful. Speaking of food, the girls raffled off three big cakes at the last home football game. They also helped the Lettermen sell the football programs. Basketball season found the Varsity girls in new uniforms, made by themselves. The girls continued to sell programs so that the JV cheerleaders could buy their new uniforms. The football cake raffle was so successful that the girls raffled off a basketball cake. That raffle was successful too. The cheerleaders sponsored a record dance in the gym in January and everyone had a good time. In February the girls had another cake raffle to feed the folks in town. L. TO R.: Joanne Cooper, Karen Buckner, Kelly Hageman Clap your hands . . . 42 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Kathy Cooper, Paula Martinez. TOP ROW L. What a straight line. TO R,: Irene Apodaca, Teresa Torrez. Yea team? It can t be that bad that you have to close your eyes. 43 POM PONS FRONT ROW: L. TO R., Margie Simmons, Madlyn Carrillo, Jo Caylor, Debbie Morris, Sandra Hatcher. BACK ROW: L. TO R., Robin Malone, Christi Wallingford, Jill Watson. NOT PICTURED, Sonya Reed, Jana Kelly. Margie Simmons leads the squad in Do it Any Way You Want. During Homecoming week the Pom Pons spondered a Tea for all former Pom Pon and Cheerleaders. They also had a turkey raffle before Thanksgiving. In March the Pom Pons had a Sarah Coventry Jewelry party and raffle, and a rummage sale to make money for their new uniforms. Girls march in the Homecoming Parade. 44 MAT MAIDS L. TO R. Debbie Payne, Susan Hodgkins, sponsor Janet Champagne, Jodi We knew you could do it. Come on Debbie! It's not that bad 45 The 1975 Viking football team, compileda 5-5 win-loss season. At the end of the season, the team received the B-West Conference Sportsmanship Award. The Vikings finished fourth in their conference with a 2-3 record. This year the Wickenburg Wranglers were conference champs. Seniors Ken Cooper and Steffen Racher and junior Gary Halbert received All-Conference recognition for their outstanding play in the season. Leading the rushing yardage for the offense was Ken Cooper. He rushed for 620 yards on 124 carries and 6 touchdowns. Sophomore Tim Pettit was the leading pass receiver with 124 yards on 8 receptions. Stephen Racher led the defense with 152 total tackles. Ken Cooper and junior Angel Robles were second with 135 total tackles. Juniors Gary Halbert and Mike Brockett both had 3 fumble recoveries. Senior Matt Grandstaff and sophomore Bob Wright had 2 fumble recoveries. The defense had a total of 10 interceptions during the year. Gary Halbert had 4 interceptions, Tim Pettit 3, Ken Cooper 2, and senior Cliff Merrill with 1. Williams 22 2 Williams 13 Will iams 0 63 Wil liams 6 9 Williams 8 6 X Will iams 0 5 X Wil liams 0 7 X Williams 23 6 X Williams 32 0 X Williams 7 45 X Conference games fmL ot. VIKINGS FOOTBALL 75” BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Andy Corral, Dave Hawthorn, Tony Torrez, Cliff Merrill, Tim Carlson, Tracy Ikard, Mike Brockett, Butch McDaniel, Steffen Racher. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.: Coach Bill Morgan, Gary Halbert, Gary KilIinsworth, Ken Cooper, Lyle Glaab, Frank McNelly, Jerry Durnez, Gerald Martinez, Mike Showalter, Barry O'Neil. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Matt Grandstaff, Brian Olson, Angel Robles, Raymond Konkel, Bob Wright, Tim Pettit, Mike Schulte, Joe Schulte, Steve Palmer, Dock Gray, Coach Bruce Baker. NOT PICTURED: Allan Moore, Billy Hatcher, Brad Olson, Larry Pedersen, Robbie Sandoval, John Samsill, Jimmy Luna, Phillip Santana, Larry Thomas. Ken cooper runs for yardage against Antelope. Gary Halbert tries to get away from his opponent. 47 VIKINGS IN ACTION The starting of another offensive play. 48 BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Alfred Villanueva, Delbert Dean, Bill Curry, Bart Urich, Alfredo Ruiz, Justin Wells. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.: Robert Cottolendy, Raymond Cooper, Steve Maestas, David McCombs, Doug Cooper, Andrew Samsill, Mike Ness, Larry Pedersen, Edward Lopez, TOP ROW L. TO R.: Coach Bruce Baker, Jim Luna, Joe Schulte, Lowell Konkel, Ronnie Sandoval, Larry Thomas, John McNelly, Bill Glasscock, Bryan Hawthorn, Doug Glasscock, Duke Ness, Billy Hatcher, Brad Olson, Raymond Konkel. Billy Hatcher drops back to pass before an oncoming Mohave defense. J.V. 3-1 The Junior Varsity football team finished their season with a record of 3-1, the best since the 1969-70 season. Final season statistics for the four J.V. football games were: 15 touchdowns to 4 opponent touchdowns, 175 individual tackles, 132 assisted tackles, 13 out of 41 passes completed for 222 yds. Eleven players of this years team were moved up to the Varsity team. The players were: Bryan Hawthorn, Lowell Konkel, Raymond Konkel, Larry Thomas, John Samsill, Joe Schulte, Bill Hatcher, Jim Luna, Brad Olson, Larry Pedersen, and Ron Sandoval. Williams 18. . . Wickenburg 8 Williams 43. • . Bagdad 0 Williams 8. • • Mohave 24 Williams 34. . . Camp Verde 0 49 Jim Luna breaks away from a Wickenburg defender. VOLLEYBALL SEATED: Coach Lee Ann Easley. STANDING: Alice Santana, Paula Sandoval, Anita Pettit, Allace Avans, Irene Apodaca, Kathy Carlson, Connie Cox. Kathy Carlson serves for a point. Won Lost K ingman Williams Mohave Williams Kingman Will iams Winslow Williams Mohave Williams Williams Ash Fork Bagdad Williams Antelope Williams Ash Fork Williams Humboldt Williams Wickenburg Williams M ingus Will iams Humboldt Williams Camp Verde Williams Wickenburg Williams Connie Cox made First Team All-Conference and Kathy Carlson made Second Team All- Conference. Bobbie Thomas spikes the ball. 51 Kathy Moore sets up the ball GIRLS BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Donna Strange, Robin Malone, Alice Santana, Josie Tate, Vivian Reyes, Connie Cox, Jodi Stegmeir. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Miss Easley, coach, Kim Lilly, Paula Sandoval, Anita Pettit, Teresa Lander, Marilyn Simmons, Sandra Hatcher, Liz Stegmeir, Kelly Henson, Brenda Merrill. 52 Connie Cox shoots for two during the Ash Fork game, TEAM GOES TO STATE Wil liams 27 42 Williams 47 31 X Williams 50 48 Williams 37 19 X Williams 48 27 X Williams 33 36 X Williams 39 38 Wi lliams 24 45 Wil liams 23 44 X Williams 47 22 Williams 47 24 X Williams 38 32 X Williams 35 28 Williams 16 41 X Williams 26 50 State playoff Williams 40 44 X Conference games The girls basketball team went to the State Tournament after finishing second in conference. The girls played Wickenburg for the conference championship, with Wickenburg coming out on top. The team finished 6-2 in conference action and 9-6 overal I. They went to the State Tournament on February 26th at Tempe High School. The team played Valley in their first game and came out on the short end of a 44-40 score. High point players for the year were Connie Cox who averaged 14 points a game and Sandra Hatcher who averaged 8 points a game. 53 Kelly tries to control the tip VARSITY BASKETBALL L. TO R.: Robert Cottolendy, manager, Phillip Santana, Larry Thomas, Frank McNelly, Tony Torrez, Allan Moore, Gene Roberts, Manuel Grav, Tim Pettit, Jody Martin, Coach Dee Hershey. NOT PICTURED, Dock Gray, Andy Corral. Gene attempts to widen lead against Mohave. 54 VIKINGS REACH Williams 46 79 Wi 1 liams 60 68 Wi 1 liams 51 67 Williams 58 67 Blue Ridge Tournament Wi lliams 66 43 Williams 52 77 Wi lliams 69 X Wi 1 liams 46 63 X Williams 57 52 X Williams 87 53 X Wi lliams 72 67 Williams 63 69 X Williams 60 70 X Wi lliams 47 64 Williams 60 70 X Wi 1 liams 74 88 X Wi lliams 52 65 X Williams 54 83 Williams 60 76 X Wi 1 liams 60 83 X Wi 1 liams 74 65 X Williams 100 59 CENTURY MARK Allan drives through for a lay up. 55 X Conference games The Varsity basketball team ended the season by reaching the century mark and beating Humboldt 100-59. Even though their overall record was 6-16, they lost some close games to four class AA teams and three class A teams. In conference they were 5-7 and finished in a three way tie for fourth place with Bagdad and Wickenburg. High point man for the year was Allan Moore. He finished with 203 points and averaged 10 points per game, and 10.5 rebounds per game. Next high scorer was Tim Pettit who averaged 7 points per game. Dock Gray made the All-Conference second team and Andy Corral was an Honorable mention. Tony Torrez shows his style. John McNelly jumps high for the tip 56 Manuel Gray dribbles past Wickenburg defenders. J.V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Marty Cole, Louis Fain, George Otero, Billy Hatcher, Carl Fuller. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mr. Baker, coach, Joe Schulte, Bob Wright, Gordon Wheeler, John McNelly, David Garibay, Edward Lopez, manager. Williams 45 . . Williams 47. . Williams 29. . Williams 49 . . Wi lliams 51. . Williams 43 . . Wi lliams 53 . . Williams 55. . Williams 43-. . Williams 24 . . Wi lliams 64 . . Wi I liams 37 . . Williams 43 . . Wi I liams 59 . . Wi I liams 49 . . Williams 46 . . Wi I liams 33 . . Wi I liams 32 . . Wi I liams 55 . . . Coconino 53 . Tuba City 65 . Flagstaff 55 . Grand Canyon 47 . Seligman 55 . Camp Verde 37 • Bagdad 51 . Humboldt 26 . Mohave 45 . Mingus 49 . Antelope 61 . Wickenburg 29 . Page 48 . Angelope 70 . Camp Verde 27 . Mohave 50 . Holbrook 79 . Wickenburg 66 . Humboldt 42 57 Joe Schulte adds one more to the score, 58 A lay up attempt by David Garibay. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Raymond Cooper, Doug Cooper, Jack Barnes, Kevin McKnight, Andrew Samsill, Mike Ness. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mr. Hollamon, Coach, Steve Salas, Melvin Reed, Jim Luna, Ron Sandoval, Walter Simmons, Steve Maestas, Joe Nard, Dan Falkner. Jim Luna brings ball down the court. Ron Sandoval shoots over a Page defender. FRESHMEN FINISH 5-5 Williams 45........................Grand Canyon J.V. 43 Williams 35........................Ash Fork J.V. 30 Williams 50........................Bagdad 36 Williams 37 ..Mohave 38 Williams 52........................Wickenburg 37 Williams 42............. . Page 45 Williams 40........................Mingus 59 Williams 38........................Mohave 44 Williams 52 . ..Holbrook 58 Williams 49 ........ . Wickenburg 35 � WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Alfred Villanueva, Roger Mace, Joe Ortiz, Jack Fuller, William Curry, Alfredo Ruiz, David Montoya, Delbert Webster, David McCombs. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.: Allan Duncan, Rick Cluck, Robert Otero, Justin Wells, Larry Pedersen, Brad Olson. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Mr. Cope, coach, David Stegmeir, Brian Olson, Ricky Caylor, Angel Robles, Duke Ness, Brian Baertlein, Matt Mendenhall. Angel pins his opponent from Camp Verde. This year the Wrestling team finished second at the District tournament at Wickenburg and then five qualified for State at the Regional tournament held at Blue Ridge High School. These five wrestlers were Robert Otero, Joe Ortiz, Brian Olson, Angel Robles, and Doug McLaughlin. These five wrestlers went to the State tournament held at ASU. Joe Ortiz, Brian Olson, and Doug McLaughlin all received second place medals while Robert Otero won a third place medal. The five who qualified for State. 61 WRESTLERS IN ACTION Brian Olson wrestles for first in the Williams Invitational. Joe on his way to another pin. Alfred Villaneuava in control. Robert Otero muscling his way to a pin. I 62 Viking receives three points during match. David Montoya pins his man. A Viking victory. 63 Robert Lake has his man. HOMECOMING Homecoming week, October 13-17, started off on Monday with the seniors auctioning off the freshmen in the gym. Also the Bicentennial theme was chosen. On Tuesday, the freshmen dressed up as their masters told them to and they were slaves for them the whole day. Wednesday was Howdy Day. Everyone received a number and went around and said Howdy to everyone and asked them their number. Grub Day was held on Thursday. Everyone wore grub clothes for the day. Friday was the big day. The Homecoming Parade marched down Bill Williams Avenue. Then at the halftime of the football game, the float winners were announced. The seniors won first place, juniors second, sophomores third, and freshmen fourth. Also at halftime the Homecoming royalty was announced. Steffen Racher and Connie Cox were crowned King and Queen. Ken Cooper and Sandra Hatcher were First Attendants, and Dock Gray and Margie Simmons were Second Attendants. In the football game, the Vikings lost a close game to the Antelope Rams, by the score of 5-0. The Homecoming dance took place Friday night, with the royalty presiding over the dance. Senior float took first. Juniors Roaring 20's float took second. 64 Queen Connie Cox and King Steffen Racher. Eddie Martin sticks his head out of the tent of the third place sophomore float. Julie Durr displays her new hairdo that she wore during freshman slave day. The Liberty Bell and Betsy Ross brought the freshmen float fourth place. Senior royalty: Steffen Racher, Margie Simmons, Dock Gray, Sandra Hatcher, Ken Cooper, and Connie Cox. CANDIDS 66 Eeeek, a mouse! Just hanging around. WHAT A DAY 67 HELP ME!! DRAMA BOTTOM ROW L. TO R.: Ken Cooper, Steffen Racher, David Stegmeir, Mike Showalter. MIDDLE ROW L. TO R.: Juilee Hopkins, Liz Stegmeir, Debbie Dean, Pat Montoya, Jeanna Horton, Kelly Henson, Ardella Everidge. TOP ROW L. TO R.: Walter Simmons, Kathy Cooper, Steve Palmer, Matt Grandstaff, Allan Moore, Dock Gray, Tony Torrez, Margie Simmons, Dorothy Garner, Melvin Reed. 68 A tense moment, BLACKBOARD JUNGLE The drama class, taught by Mrs Dorothy Zettler, was one of the most active group this year. The class performed two plays for the public and a performance at the district tournament in Kingman. The first play was The Blackboard Jungle and the second Everybody's Crazy. The start of another day in the classroom Singers practice their song. A tense moment in the classroom with the new teacher. 69 The knife fight between Artie West and Mr. Richard What a day that must have been. 70 There's always tomorrow There is a catch to this somewhere. Curlers in your hair. 71 An unidentified flying object. 72 And I wanted to be a mechanic? 73 Sandra and Connie show concern at a game. 74 KEN COOPER, Silhouette Award, STEFFEN RACHER, All-Confer- All-Conference football ence football GARY HALBERT, All-Conference football CONNIE COX, First Team All-Conference Volleyball KATHY CARLSON, Second Team All-Conference Volleyball ROBERT OTERO Second State Wrestling Tournament BRIAN OLSON, Second State Wrestling Tournament JOE ORTIZ, Second State Wrestling Tournament doug McLaughlin, second State Wrestling Tournament DOCK GRAY, All-Conference Second Team basketball ANDY CORRAL, Honorable Mention basketball 75 NATIONAL FINALIST BRIAN BAERTLEIN, National Merit Scholarship Finalist For over two decades the National Merit Scholarship Program has focused upon one clearly defined sector of the nation's young people, those at the uppermost end of the academic ability scale. 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