Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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◄ ◄ Principal Lin Adreon, Thad Hansen and Jerry Pritchard take advantage of Spanish I’s Mexican Fiesta. ◄ Participating in an alcoholism abuse seminar, interested students heard the facts from Coconino Guidance Center counselors. T When asked about this picture, Mike McDowell laughed and said, We were talking about what we were going to do in Salt Lake City (on the FBLA trip). I can’t say what we were talking about!” I A Photos apher Jim Updike positions Norma Stephens’ head for senior pictures. The Phoenix-based Updike Studio has done WHS school photography for three years. ◄ Debbie Riemer stated, ‘‘I thought this was the best homecoming ever!” When asked about the phone booth stuffing contest, she laughed, ‘‘I thought I was going to be squished! Student Life Division 7

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STUDENT LIFE Vicki Winslow was leaning back in her chair in biology. As Mr. Hershey was in the middle of a sentence, there was a big bang. Vicki was lying on the floor, still in her chair, adding emphasis to the discussion on “the feeling of falling in your dreams.” Other student daydreams involved week-end and after school activities. Shopping sprees, movies, video games, parties and jobs were tempered with academic studies. Popular week-end sports included roller skating, skiing, motor cross racing and tennis. Crazes of the year involved video games and Dungeons and Dragons, a complex series of challenges of science fiction and ancient mythological creatures. The Kansas Steel Breeze concert in Mid-October at Walker Skydome was well attended by students. State Fair Arizona attracted many local 4-H participants. Thirteen WHS freshmen had artwork (done in middle school art) on display at the fair. Students didn’t just have fun, though, as the California Achievement Tests proved WHS superior to all C, B, A, and all but one AA school in Arizona. V 6 ▲ Overheard at yearbook initiation were unfounded fears. Nicky DeLander stated that she knew Someone was going to do something.” Vicki Hansen was afraid that something bad was going to happen.” Ak “What a great team we have, thought Ron Opie Phillips as he watched a football practice, ► Lean to the left, lean; to the right, stand up, sit down, fight, fight, FIGHT! The student body enjoyed a rousing cheer led by assistant football coach, Doug Lee. Student Life Division n

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Pac-Man, Pizza, Movies Help Splash! Everyone to the pool! Students found the city swimming with places to cool off. In between work and recreation they stopped in at the A W and Dairy Queen for Pac-man and pops. In a recession year, summer and afterschool jobs were economically important parts of students’ lives. They provided experience and training as well as extra cash. Popular expenditures were for pizza, video games, cruising and dates. The money also provided clothes, books for school and other necessities. Many students participated in the boys’ and girls’ basketball program. The activities involved Norman Reed, Sammy Hatcher, Barak Pozas, and others. Many teenagers enjoyed watching little league baseball games and fire works during fourth of July. Other sport activities included weight lifting, tennis, and swimming. Students planning to participate in football, Volleyball and Cheerleading started to practice late in the summer. A few participants included Brian Craig and Erik Ness and volleyball players, Lucy Sandoval, Dianah Curry, and Debbie Riemer. ▲ At Mrs. Dents House, Sean Sullivan and Nicki A DeLander grub on watermelon during the summer get-together of the new and old Publications staffs. ▲ Adding $200.00 to their treasury, cheerleaders Terri Hoffman and Nicky Delander worked at two car washes. The money was used for spirited orange t-shirts and uniforms. ► Cecil Cottolendy, Thad Hansen and Richard Otero watch practice from the sideline.