Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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1 The 1981-62 Viking bond includes, (row one) Willie Thompson. Chuck Drookbonk. Eric Deoring. Robert Cordoni. Andy Adreon. Kris Kollberg. Mork Kilpofrick, Ricky Dowmon, Jeff Auberf. Heofh Jensen. Vernon Molone. John Lewondowski. Ken Ooker. Lynetre Pearson. Ms. Foun Nichols; (row two) Michelle Jarammillo. Kim German. Cofhy Kollberg. Koryn Mouldin. Melissa Richardson, Jimmy Price, Mike Zorl-ingo. Orion Oates. Oecky Glaab. Shown Winchester; (row three) Michelle Malone. Tina Danbury. Lorraine Auberf. Lyneffe White. Morianne Lambert. Lori Talokte. Shelley Malone and Liso Oaertlein. 2. Preporing for o pep roily, band members. John Lewondowski, Heath Jensen and Ken Daker show off their new sweaters. 3. When the camero is oround different people reoct in different ways. Shown Winchester fells Oecky Gloab to smile and say “cheese.'' 4. Director Foun Nichols leads the musicians through practice for the Homecoming half-time activities. 5. Ready to morch, Melissa Richardson heods to the field for practice. 6. Director Nichols keeps her flock under her wing. Her aim is to leod the bond to achieve mony honors. THREE FIVE SIX 29

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MARCHING BAND SUPPORTS POWERFUL VIKING TEAMS ONE Drums, flutes, trumpets; the Viking bond ploys the Williams' teams to victories. The bond marches in most home football games, including Homecoming, and this year they performed in Comp Verde. Miss Foun Nichols, bond director, stated that the funniest encounter with the bond was, On our first halftime show during homecoming gome; it poured down roin, the hail started to bounce off our heads. The motto of the band ever since has been, 'A Band for ail Seasons'. The band plans to march in the Cottonwood Christmas parade. The group is made up mostly of eighth and ninth graders. If has o good outlook for future years. 28

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N.H.S. MEMBERS KEPT ON TOES QUARTERLY EVALUATIONS CONSIDERED IMPROVEMENT National rules changed the number of times Notional Honor Society members would hove to be evaluated on the same qualities that made them eligible. Leadership, scholarship, character and community service were the traits these students displayed. When polled, most members agreed that four evaluations a year was a better method of keeping students from failing to keep up the standards, one of which is a 3.00 grade average. Scholarships were the big expenditure for NHS. Their goal was $300 for three scholarships. To raise this money they held raffles, a Halloween Dance and a bake sale. During Christmas, they helped collect toys for needy children with the Lion's Club. In some schools. NHS is merely an honor. We have always elected to be an active service organization,'' stated Sponsor Rose Anne Sharpe. NHS, then, is more than an honor, it is a learning experience. THREE FOUR