Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

0 o DEDICATION.......................2 ACTIVITIES.......................3 ROYALTY.........................25 ORGANIZATIONS...................31 SPORTS..........................59 FRESHMEN........................91 SOPHOMORES......................99 JUNIORS........................109 SENIORS........................119 FACULTY........................141 ADVERTISING....................149 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT OF WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL WINSLOW, ARIZONA EDITOR..........JANET BROWN ASSISTANT EDITOR . PERI RAYGOR BUSINESS MANAGER . DEBORAH MITCHELL PHOTOGRAPHER. . . KENNETH CUSTER CHUCK HOWARD ADVISOR.........MR. CONATSER COVER ART.......THOMAS BAHE DIVISION PAGES . . . CHERYL THOMAS PERI RAYGOR DEDICATION OF THE 1969 METEOR Active in both academic and athletic activities at Winslow High, Mr. Fritz is this year's Meteor dedicatee. Enthusiastic about high school sports, he has coached both track and Junior varsity football. But math is his real business at Winslow High. His sense of humor adds interest to his classes. Of value to his students is his willingness to give individual attention to anyone desiring it. Always there with a quick wit, a mind for math, a ready smile, and an interest and enthusiasm in his students, Mr. Fritz well deserves die dedication of the 1969 Meteor. PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz Copyright 1950, 1951, 1952 United Feature Syndicate. Come on Hal, we've got an appointment with a ghost... uh I mean treasure. THE GHOST OF CEMETER Y RIDGE Tracey wails, Boys don't like me. (But Polocks do.) CAST Debbie Cutter............ Eleanor Cutter........... Clarence Cutter.......... Kathy Gloster............ Mrs. Ermantrude Gloster . Hal...................... Edwin Martin............. George Martin............ Barbara Dalton........... Jenny Bernade............ Walter Fleming........... Debbie Mitchell Donna Foy Paul Evans Becky Rinker Pam West John Chacon David Moody Mike Cribbs Tracey Karcher Nancy Soehner Charles Carney Uh, I wasn't sleeping, just fighting off mental fatigue. SENIOR PLAY Mrs. Gloster always gets her man. But WOW what tactics! On Nov. 14 the Class of 69 presented their class play, The Ghost of Cemetery Ridge. The auditorium was filled with laughter at the antics of Debbie Cutter and Kathy Gloster, who had set out to raise $80,000 for a community swimming pool. Arranging a date for rich Barbara (Ugh) Dalton with unsuspecting cousin Edwin and renting rooms to mysterious young ladies were just two of their schemes. Things backfired when Edwin wanted to go hunt treasure on Cemetery Ridge. If things weren't bad enough Kathy's mother was madly chasing Uncle George and a real live GHOST appeared on the scene. I don't believe in ghost. I don't believe in ghost. I think? Five dollars down and only $79, 995 to go Na ha ha ha------1 shall not be foiled this time! The Mrs. Wilson.......................... Mary Wilson.......................... Lawyer Cribbs........................ Edward Middleton..................... Miss Spindle......................... William Dowton....................... Patience Brayton..................... Sam Evans, Farmer Gates.............. Old Johnson.......................... Agnes Dowton......................... Landlord, Watchman, Boy.............. First Loafer, Messenger.............. Second Loafer........................ Julia Middleton...................... Barkeeper, Farmer Stevens............ Arden Renee law...................... Student Director..................... Edward, love, husband, do not leave me alone--- you may be sent to prison or something worse ! The Drunkard or The Fallen Saved was the best accepted play ever produced at Winslow High. What made such a good play? Maybe it was the fact that all of the actors and actresses acted exceptionally well. Maybe the script fit the people who played it. Maybe Tracey Karcher was a great director. Maybe it was the fact that everyone loves a good old-fashion me Her drainer. People like to hate villians like Squire Cribbs, and old cronies like Miss Spindle, and they like to be able to admire heroes like Edward and William and heroines like Mary and Agnes. But most of all people like to see heroes succeed and villians be foiled again. Jim Beam cures the gout. THE JUNIOR PLAY Should old aquaintance be forgot... Cast Kathie Villarino Pearlene Nichols Shem Taggart Richard Douglas Cinda Swagerty Paul Evans Gwen Hunter Charles Rice Roy Jimmy Ginna Wright Sam Wheeler George Kleindienst Kirk Ogdon Peri Ann Raygor Tom Gill more John Thorn Tracey Karcher Hark! Who is there ? Grandma won't die tonight, will she, Mother? The night started off with the Grand March. Tayva Rhoton and Richard Ackerman try the pink punch as a prom thirst-quencher. but the results were worth it. Could Pam's secret be that funny, Danny. All the world's a carousel. That's what all the guests of the Junior Prom were believing by twelve o’clock midnight, when it ended so that all the Cinderellas could be escorted home before they all turned back into everyday school-girls again. The gym was decorated in shades of blue with a red and yellow center which contained the cool combo and carousel horses. The girls were given dance cards and fairyland lollipops. Mr. Taylor was crowned dedicatee and Andrea Sorenson was crowned the queen. There were people dancing and prancing, yakking and snacking, but most of all, people were having fun. CHORUS VARIETY SHOW Laugh-In wouldn't be complete without the boy on the bicycle (Ray lanni). The Crocodile by Henry Gibson alias Harry Martin. Katie O'Neill and Peggy West add a touch of culture to the program. The Winslow High School Chorus sings several selections for the program led by Director, William N. Arthur. Tiny Tim (Terry Dugger) entertains the audience with Tiptoe Through the Tulips. If I Had a Hammer is sung by the Madrigal Choir. Mickey Mouse (Katie O'Neill) leads the Student Council in singing Mickey Mouse. N AIA M USIC FES TIVA L Shem Taggart, Nancy Sochncr, Harry' Martin, and Richard Douglas were part of the brass quintet. Melissa Aires played a cello solo. David Moody This past summer, Arizona Boy’s State was held at Northern Arizona University, and Girls' State was held at the University of Arizona. At both States, the delegates formed city governments like those of Arizona. Each delegate is assigned to one of two parties, and each party elects all the officers needed for their government. Also, a governor is elected for the whole State. They learn how Arizona’s government operates and it gives them a better understanding of city and state governments. During the week, there are many guest speakers such as Arizona's Secretary of State, an FBI man, and a Congressman. Both Girls' and Boys' States are very worthwhile programs as it acquaints the young people of today with government. Masters of Ceremonies, Randy SooHooand Mistress of Ceremonies, Dalene Blair, honor Mr. Howe as 1969 Big Top dedicatee. B T I 0 G P Carrying out an annual Key Club tradition, Mike Sylvester, Sam Wheeler, and Danny Freeman display their many abilities! Mike Faucher proves to Geof Brahmer that size does count! Kirk Ogden displays his talent by dancing an Indian hoop dance. Helen Renfro entertains at Homecoming by singing Yesterday. Mr. Patterson is honored as Homecoming dedicatee by the MC's of the assembly, Joe Weidenger and Cindy Clarke. Lyncttc Smith receives the Beta Xi Scholarship. THE HONORS ASSEMBLY Lola Begay receives the Rotary Scholarship for nurses. Sam Simpson receives the Arizona State University Award. Cinda Swagcrty receives an award of Excellence in Oral Interpretation and Oration. positions on the All-State Football team. Basketball Co-Captain, Benny Smith, gives Coach Greer a farewell trophy. Dan Nasser and Rosie Van were the recipients of the Milton Serna Award presented by Mr. Curtis. Wrestlers receive certificates of award from Edmund Stoic receives Cross Country Track award from Mr. Mr. Howe. Conatscr. Mr. Williams presents outstanding Spanish I awards to Mark Hathaway and Mark Soo Hoo and Spanish II award to Ramona Saucedo. Julie Laycock receives the Betty Crocker award from Mrs. Steward. Mr. O'kelly presents Fred Armijo and Nancy Soehner with the John Phillip Sousa Award. Andrea Sorenson installs Richard Douglas as Student Body President. 16 Sam Simpson receives first National School Orchestra Association award which is in memoriam to Don Dubay. SENIOR BANQUET The class officers and the banquet committee chairman were seated at the head table. Nancy Soehner spoke on Odyssey Through Life. Lola Begay entertained with a piano solo. AND HOP The Hop was enjoyed by Seniors and their dates. Is it cold?. . .or is it cold! DITCH Chuck Madco gave Claudia Orvin a bath while Katy O'Neill helped. A few seniors could actually stand on skates. •--: V Mrs. Spinks got into the act. Everybody went swimming... one way or another. Mr. Boles enjoys a cool dip in slide rock. Seniors eat, and eat, and eat. Who pushed who in? A group of seniors at their Class Day Assembly. j citicu (Class program Senior Class President Danny Freeman, tells his underclassmen to become involved in high school activities. Monday, June 2. 10:00 A.M. HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Opening ............ ... Class History .......... Class Will_____________ Class Prophecy--------- Presentation of Key Class Poem ....--------- Class Song ........... Farewell Address ..... ..-....—............Jeanetta Vaughn .... ....Andrea Sorensen. Chairman ..-.....-...Claudia Orvin. Chairman .....—...... Claudia Orvin, Chairman ... ...............Andrea Sorensen -----Claud-a Orvin. Andrea Sorensen _____________________ Class of 1969 -------------------- Danny Freeman David Moody reads the Class Poem, Watchout 20 World. SENIOR CLASS ASSEMBLY John Bollin reads the prophecies of the class of '69 The Class History is read by Cindy Clarke, John Thom, and Pat Jones. Lillian Kutch, Claudia Orvin, and Nancy Soehner read the Class Wills. Andrea Sorensen, last year's recipient, presents the School Key Award to Sam Wheeler. Dr. Richard B. Smith presents the Baccalaureate sermon Dallying with Destiny. BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate j erfctces Sunday. June 1, 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Processional__ Pomp and Circumstance __ E. Elgar-Akcns............. High School Concert Orchestra Call to Worship...... ......... «... Reverend Daily Sapp Hymn — Holy. Holy. Holy --------------------------- Congregation Invocation ... Father Samuel J. Wilson Gloria in Excels! Deo — J. S. Bach ...... High School Choir Battle Hymn of the Republic — Wilhousky ............. Combined Chorus and Orchestra Scripture Reading ---------------------- Father John Butcher Prayer ........................... Reverend Donald Johnson Symphony No. 2 (Finale) — P. I. Tschaikovsky........— High School Concert Orchestra Sermon — Dallying With Destiny ...... .. . Dr. Richard B. Smith Hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers Congregation Benediction --------------------------------- Reverend Troy Hurd Recessional __ Pomp and Chivalry'' — Roberts___________________ High School Concert Orchestra W alking out into the future are Julie Contreras, Betty Hubbard, and Claudia Orvin. Class stands for pledge and prayer before receiving diplomas. Jjigh j cljool (Ecinrnintccmpnt Tuesday, June 3, 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Theme— In the past we have had a light which flickered, in the present a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea. — Wiiuton Churchill Processional __ Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar-Ployhar.........High School Symphonic Band Invocation ...................... Reverend Ellis Gaston National Anthem_____ The Star Spangled Banner”................Audience Accompanied by High School Symphonic Band Fanfare and Allegro”___ Clifton Williams......High School Symphonic Band Salutatory and Address __ The Light of Integrity”...............Fred Armijo Address __ The Light I Have”...........Samuel Simpson You’ll Never Walk Alone” — Rodgers........................ High School Choir The Halls of Ivy” __ Rusaell-Knight ................High School Choir Valedictory and Address The Lighted Path .............Randolph Soo Hoo Presentation of Class of 1969 .........James L. Curtis High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas.........Mrs. Lucille Thompson President — Board of Education Benediction ..................... Reverind Ellis Gaston Recessional__ Recessional” _ Ployhar...............High School Symphonic Band GRADUATION Randy SooHoo delivers valedictory address. Salutatory address given by Fred Armijo. Sam Simpson delivers speech, The Light 1 Have . Claudia Orvin receives diploma. We're through! Let's go! Graduates enter building for a word from Mr. Curtis before final ceremonies. Look out world! Here we come! Class of '69 awaits the handing out of diplomas. PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz Copyright 1950, 1952, 1959 United Feature Syndicate. SALVTATORIAN Fred Armijo VALEDICTORIAN Randy Soo Hoo 26 ANNUAL KING Mike Cribbs ANNUAL QUEEN Pat Jones HOMECOMING KIN QUEEN Linda DiNino 28 John Bollin BIG TOP KING ANDQUEEN Jackie Ewan 29 George Kleindienst Junior Prom Queen Andrea Sorensen Queen of Hearts Betty Haskan Key Club Sweetheart Nancy Sochncr Miss Merry Christmas Rosemary Ewan PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz Copyright 1950, 1952 United Feature Syndicate. Andrea Sorensen President Randy Soo Hoo Vice-President Jeanetta Vaughn Secretary Sylvia Foehner Treasurer Danny Freeman Dan Nasser Joe Weidingcr Senior Class Senior Class Senior Class President STUDENT Claudia Orvin Senior Class Will Boggs Junior Class Shirley Light Sophomore Class Doc Wright Sponsor Larry Graff Junior Class President Doug Sorensen Sophomore Class President Mark Faucher Freshman Class President Pam Allen Junior Class Geof Brahmer Sophomore Class Jeanne Soehner Sophomore Class Mark Soo Hoo Freshman Class Rosemary Ewan Freshman Class Earl Wright Claudette Stingley Freshman Class FHA Sam Wheeler Key Club COUNCIL Laurel Letts Honor Society Terri Graff GAA John Bollin W Club Lynette Smith NOT Richard Douglas Katie O'Neil Science Club Pep Squad Chris Greer Chorus Betty Michaels Orchestra Janet Brown Bible Club Elaine Hancock Cheerleaders Mary Sanchez Spanish Club Jackie Ewan Band F. Armijo V. President N. Soehner Secretary J. Laycock Treasurer L. Letts Representative R. Howell Historian Miss Oare Sponsor C. Hancock President J. Benham J. Brown B. Michaels D. Moody S. Simpson R. Soo Hoo HONOR SOCIETY M. Cribbs S. Foehner D. Freeman T. Karcher P. McPhetridge G. Andrade J. Chacon D. Mitchell R. Patton B. Rinker J. Thorn J. Vaughn K. Villarino P. West R. Stearns D. Zachry E. Frame A. Gomez N. Juarez H. Juc V. Ybana R. Douglas J. Ewan H. Martin D. Michaels E. Nasser K. Soo Hoo ANNUAL Editor-J. Brown Asst. Editor-P. Raygor Sports Editor-K. Light Bus. Mgr.-D. Mitchell Sponsor-Mr. D. E. Conatser Every member of the annual staff is essential in completing the yearbook. Their main goal is to create and assemble the best and most attractive yearbook that has been made. The editor has the job of overseeing the other's work with the help of the assistant editor. The sports editor compiles all aspects of the sports field. The business manager is the director of advertisement sales and of the yearbooks. The other members carry out their assigned duties to the best of their abilities. Students of the annual department learn to work and enjoy the work they do. Under the strain of a pressuring deadline, annual students attack their work with diligence ! First Row: P. Raygor, M. H. Gutierrez, J. Brown, D. Mitchell, T. Curtis, Second Row: J. Lewis, K. Light, D. Foy, P. West, J. Vaughn, T. Karcher, C. Howard. First Row: D. Freeman, J. Contreras, D. Daly, Second Row: T. Graff, B. Rinkcr, B. Cooka, T. Jenkins, Third Row: D. Michaels, VV. Boggs, A. Sorensen, T. Karcher. BULLDOG BARKS Editor-D. Freeman, Asst. Editor-J. Contreras, Sports Editor-D. Daly, Ad. Mgr. -T. Graff, Sponsor-Mr. N. M. Walton, Sr. The Bulldog Barks is the official publication of the student body of the Winslow High School. The Barks is published once a month by the members of the Journalism Class of Winslow High. The Barks is published for the information of students and other persons who are invited to contribute articles they think would be of interest to the students. The tasks of the Journalism Class are many and, for the most part, hard work. Deadlines must be met and many extra hours must be put into the final works of the paper. The staff has worked very hard to put out the kind of paper that they feel students will enjoy reading. Editor, Danny Freeman, works with Assistant Editor, Julie Contreras, on a layout for the Barks. SCIENCE CL UB Pres. -R. Soo Hoo V. Pres.-J. Thorn Sec. Treas.-P. Williams Rep.-R. Douglas The Winslow High School Science Club was organized in 1945 for the purpose of promoting interest in subjects pertaining to the field of science. Meetings usually consist of programs, presented by the students, ranging in a variety of subjects dealing with science; however, this year in addition to these programs, the students were given Bell System Home Science Experiments which were reported on in the final meetings. In this, his final year, we would like to give special thanks to the man who has been the sponsor of the Science Club--Mr. Taylor. The Science Club members diligently at work on a new project. First Row: M. Soo Hoo, B. Brummet, J. Simpson, L. Letts, D. Michaels, J. Thom. Second Row: H. Martin, R. Stowe, J. Cahill, P. Williams, R. Douglas, R. Soo Hoo. First Row: P. West, S. Light, L. Brown, K. SooHoo, L. Beeson, J. Simpson, M. Day, G. Woo, D. Heslop, Second Row: J. Hopper, D. Zachry, S. Simpson, K. Light, P. Evans, P. Williams, D. Foy, C. Swagerty. BIBLE CLUB Pres. -K. Light, V. Pres. -P. West, Sec. -Treas. -D. Zachary, Rep.-J. Brown, Prog. Leaders-S. Light, K. Beeson, Song Leaders-L. Jenkins, P. West. The motto of the Bible Club is Youth For Christ and the theme song is Christ For Me . The main purpose of this club is to promote Christianity among the youth of Winslow High. Bible Club, which is inter-denominational, provides fellowship for freshmen through seniors. The meetings are visited by evangelists visiting local churches, and ministers of the community. At other times the meetings consist of quizzes, records or recreational periods. All of these activities are to provide Christian fellowship and guidance for interested members of our high school. 38 SPEECH A ND DR A MA First row; B. Adams, J. Kennedy, D. Zachry, K. Soo Hoo, L. Morchead, D. Foy, C. Swagerty, J. Thorn, Second row; H. Martin, S. Simpson, P. Evans, D. Mitchell, P. Williams, R. Douglas, R. SooHoo. 39 Pres.-S. Simpson V. Pres.-D. Mitchell, Sec. -Treas. -D. Zachary Rep.-H. Martin Speech and Drama Club includes extemporaneous speaking, oratory, debate, drama and oral interpretation of prose, poetry, and play cuttings. Students choose the field of their interests and meet in groups to study and practice techniques. When these skills are perfected they are displayed in various programs. Speech and Drama Club, under the leadership of Mr. Howe participated in several activities. They helped with the Junior play, went to the Ganado Speech Tournament at which these students qualified for state: Tracey Karcher, 6th place in poetry, Pearlene Nichols 5th place and Richard Douglas 4th place in oratory, Sam Simpson 6th place in play cutting, Harry Martin and John Thorn 2nd and Bill Bower and Randy SooHoo 4th place in debate. Students participate in Speech and Drama Club Activities. First row: P. Johnson, C. Vallez, J. Williams, H. Renfro, Second row: S. Velasquez, P. Jones, S. Herron, B. Nagel, M. Hernandez, M. Keyonnie, Third row: .Mr. Martin, G. Parker, G. Morgan, R. Ramirez, D. Dumas, M. Baca, B. Contreras. DEC A CL UB 1st sem. Pres.-J. Williams, V. Pres. -B. Contreras, Sec.-B. Fuller, Treas.-P. Johnson, Par.-G. Parker, Rep. -G. Morgan, 2nd sem. Pres.-R. Ramerez, V. Pres.-B. Contreras, Sec.-S. Herron, Treas. -G. Parker, Par.-S. Velasquez, Rep. C. Renfro. DEC A identifies the program of youth activity relating to Distributive Education Clubs of America and is designed to develop future leaders. The organization is nonprofit, non-political, school centered and totally youth oriented. All chapters are self-supporting, with members paying local, State and national dues. DECA's purpose is to develop respect for education which will contribute to occupational competence, and to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. Garry Morgan and Pat Jones represent DECA on their Homecoming float. 40 NOT Pres. -S. Foehner V. Pres-J. Vaughn and T. Anderson Sec. -L. Atsye Treas.-D. Peaches Rep.-L. Smith Hist. -S. Nicholas Sponsor-Mrs. Jensen Nurses of Tomorrow is an organization created with the purpose of promoting and encouraging students in a medical profession. During the year, a variety of programs are presented on some phase of medicine. There are guest speakers, films, and programs given by the girls themselves. This year, the N.O.T. girls raised money by selling candy in order to take a field trip. Twenty-nine girls went to Tucson, where they toured St. Mary's Hospital, University of Arizona's College of Nursing, and the Arizona School for the Deaf and the Blind. Sylvia Foehner is helping to raise money for NOT by selling candy to Mrs. Stotts. Throughout the year, the girls perform many services for the school and community. They filled a basket at Christmas for a needy family in Winslow. They showed films during lunch for the students, and they also helped collect money for the March of Dimes. First Row: S. Nicholas, L. Atsye, K. Frey, K. Beeson, S. Foehner, J. Vaughn, T. Anderson, L. Cody, Mrs. Jensen. Second Row: J. Harris, G. Hernandez, K. SooHoo, T. Curtis, J. Soehner, A. Daly, V. McKinney, D. Michaels, V. Ybarra, M. Rice. Third Row: L. Begay, K. O'Neill, L. Smith, L. Kutch, B. Rinker, B. Hastings, S. Richardson, D. Mitchell, B. Michaels. First Row: T. Anderson, M. Espinosa, L. Brown, K. Villarino, J. Florez, Second Row: D. Brown, B. Adams, L. Letts, D. Michaels, E. Frame, L. Jenkins, Third Row: W. Boggs, C. Renfro, C. Klcindeinst, G. Cullum, J. Cahill, A. Gomez, Mr. Martin. Pres. L. Letts, V. Pres. D. Mocxly, Sec. D. Michaels, Treas. L. Jenkins, Rep. K. Villarino. The purpose of F.T.A. is to promote interest in the field of teaching. Students can get experience through various grades ranging from third grade to eighth grade. Mr. Martin, the advisor, arranges classes in which the members may teach. Members of F.T.A. teach subjects from English to P.E. The students learn a little about the way young children act in school, they also learn to handle all types of incidents. Through the year each member should teach two or three classes and observe a class in work at least once a month. 42 F.H.A Pres.--Trim Hernandez V. -Pres. --Virginia Wright Sec.--Theresa Hernandez Treas. - -Stephanie Bland Throughout the year Future Homemakers of America met and discussed the many aspects of homemaking. The girls learned how to create a happy democratic atmosphere in both family and community life. They also planned and carried out projects for their club. They had a bake sale, a tostadoes sale, and several girls went to Tucson for the F.H.A. convention. All-in-all the members had a very enjoyable year with their sponsor Mrs. Stewart. First row: R. Martinez, T. Hernandez, T. Hernandez, M. Jarmillo, C. Olague, J. Florez, G. Hernandez, E. Espinosa. Second row: C. Stingley, B. Adams, T. Wickham, L. Peterson, S. Bland, M. Chacon, P. Jarmillo. First Row: J. Cribbs, T. Horn, D. Blair, C. McLaws, C. frown, C. Roush, R. Sauce do, E. Peterson. Second Row: J. Duran, P. Allen, J. Ewan, T. Curtis, L. Morehead, C. Orvin, E. Ellison, D. frown, B. Adams. Third Row: S. Thorn, R. Ewan, C. Cleaver, J. Gilbert, C. Benefield, N. Normandin, J. Wemhoener, L. Beeson, T. Littrell. Fourth Row: N. Juarez, J. Letts, S. Miller, L. Thomas, J. Lowric, J. Freeman, R. Nelson, N. Clinton, M. Chacon, M. Conway. G.A.A. Pres. C. Orvin, V. Pres. E. Nasser, Sec.-Treas. J. Ewan, Rep. T. Graff. The purpose of Girl's Athletic Association is to provide the opportunity for girls to participate in sports activities, to stimulate interest in girl's athletics, to promote interest in outdoor life, to improve health, to develop sportsmanship, and to provide a means through which girls earn a letter in sports. This is done by meeting once a week after school and participating in various sports such as baseball, volleyball, basketball, and working on the trampoline. They also go on bike hikes. To letter in G.A.A. you must have earned 500 points by the end of the year. 44 “W” CLUB Pres.: Danny Nasser V. Pres.: Rosie Van Sec., Treas.: Sam Wheeler Rep.: John Boll in Sgt. at Arms: Joe Benham W Club is an organization for boys who have lettered in such sports as football, track, baseball, wrestling, and basketball. It promotes fellowship and good sportsmanship among the athletes. W Club boys can be seen performing such services as selling popcorn at home football and basketball games. Chuck Madeo, Dan Nasser, and Rosie Van are reading over last meetings minutes. Wonder if they accomplished anything? First row: I. Attakai, C. Madeo, J. Bollin, D. Freeman, S. Wheeler. Second row: J. Wright, D. Nasser, J. Chacon, B. Smith, J. Benham, E. Store. Third row: B. Benham, D. O'Haco, T. Oso, B. Lee, R. Van. First Row: J. Cribbs, S. Wong, D. Blair, C. McLaws, C. Brown, B. Hubbard, E. Espinosa, S. Gonzales. Second Row: G. Smith, N. Juarez, J. Ewan, T. Curtis, L. Morehead, C. Orvin, A. Sorensen, E. Ellison, P. Allen. Third Row: E. Peterson, L. Stearns, T. Anderson, P. Cullum, R. Martin, T. Rhoton, C. Cleaver, L. Kutch, L. Smith, K. O'Neill. Fourth Row: M. Ayres, B. McIntosh, R. Ewan, J. Lowrie, J. Freeman, G. Cox, R. Nelson, S. Thorn, M. Chacon, M. Conway. PEPSQUAD Pres. A. Sorensen, V. Pres. S. Foehner, Sec. M. Rice, Treas. L. Smith, Rep. K. O'Neill. Pep Squad consists of all girls in grades 9-12 who are interested in promoting school spirit. Pep Squad creates and maintains a feeling of pep and school spirit in W.H.S. They are so enthusiastic about backing the Bulldogs, that they even took buses to many of the out of town games. Throughout the year Pep Squad helps to put on pep assemblies and rallies and every year they select the theme and decorate for homecoming. Pep Squad is always there cheering the Bulldogs' on to VICTORY by supporting them with posters and always pushing them onward with an extra boost of cheer. Betty Hubbard joins the pep squad in singing the Alma Mater at the homecoming football game. Pres. J. Benham V. Pres. C. Hancock Sec. Treas. D. Freeman Rep. S. Wheeler Sgt. at Arms J. Boll in The object of Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership. To provide experience in living and working together and to prepare for useful citizenship. They provide a practical means to form enduring friendship, to render unselfish service, and to build a better community. You will find the Key Club always on the go and on the job here at the high school as well as in our community of Winslow. Some of the Key Club activities include ringing the victory bell at home football games, selling Halloween candy, and of course the Annual Western Stomp. Danny has got something on his mind. I wonder what it could be. First Row: R. Howell, C. Madeo, R. Stubblefield, D. O'Haco, L. Graff, D. Freeman, S. Wheeler. Second Row: J. Bollin, D. Nassar, B. Lee, S. Richards, M. Long, J. Benham, M. Sylvester. Third Row: R. Brummett, C. Hancock, L. Riggs, G. Cullum, G. Kleindienst, W. Boggs, A. Gomez, E. Store, L. Vance. First Row: J. Kennedy, P. Freeman, M. Moore, G. Andrade, T. Hernandez, J. Vigil, T. Hernandez, Mr. Williams Second Row: P. Williams, J. Thorne, K. SooHoo, J. Hopper, G. Hernandez, M. Sanchez, M. Florez, P. Evans. SPANISH CLUB Pres.-P. Evans V. Pres.-G. Andrade Sec.-Treasurer-K. Villarino Representative-M. Sanchez Spanish Club provides its members with situations in which they can make use of their knowledge of Spanish. In addition to practice in the use of the language, members of the club learn about the customs of people in Spanish speaking countries, of their clothes, food, and way of life. 48 ORCHESTRA Pres. S. Simpson V. Pres. H. Bardslcy Sec. M. Ayres First row: S. Simpson, S. Light, K. Sherrill, S. Johnson, R. Patton, R. Howell, M. Ayres; Second row: C. Cleaver, M. Day, D. Brown, V. Cook, R. Ezell, M. Hesser, K. Raush, M. Sylvester; Third row: V. Podruchny, J. Williams, J. Gilbert, R. Dowd, C. Howard, G. Higgonson, C. Brown, D. Parsons; Fourth row: A. Fuller, H. Bardsley, Mr. O'Kclly. Trcas. D. Parsons Rep. B. Michaels Among the various divisions of the Music Department at Winslow High, the Orchestra is one of the most important. Consisting of string orchestra, and the brass and woodwind sections of the band, the Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Tom O'Kelly. Orchestra meets daily as a class to practice and prepare for various programs. Traditional duties include performance at Baccalaureate and graduation exercises, and two concerts, one each semester. Orchestra enters a smiling, sombrero-wearing 49 tricycle rider in Homecoming parade. C ONCER T CHOIR To become a member of Concert Choir, each person must try-out. The selection is based on voice range, and tonal memory and quality. Through the year, the Concert Choir participates in many activities. They begin by helping with the Chorus Variety Show. During the Christmas Season, the Choir is very busy with rehearsals and many performances. The main event of the Holiday Season is the All-School Christmas program. Other performances include entertaining many of the clubs in our city, and performing at the High School Christmas Assembly. Each year the Concert Choir presents a Dinner Concert. The main purpose of this concert is to raise money for the Choir tour which was to the Phoenix area this year. Their final performances include the Baccalaureate Services and Graduation Ceremonies. Concert Choir members line up for rehearsal. First row: C. Swagerty, J. Hopper, E. Frame, K. Pisel, P. Jones, P. West, L. Beeson, Second row: L. Brown, P. West, L. Jenkins, J. Brown, K. ieeson, C. Tate, R. Jenkins, S. Johnson, L. Hawaii, T. Rhoton, Third row: Mr. Arthur, M. Taggart, S. Zukowski, Fourth row: B. Brummett, A. Aipperspach, J. Thom, R. Ackerman, C. Greer, S. BrockweU, R. Neill, K. Light, D. Moody. The members of Madrigal participated in the Chorus Variety Show. AND MADRIGAL The Madrigal is a very select group of singers. It consists of four sopranos, three altos, three tenors, and three basses. They performed at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast this year. They also performed at the Concert Choir programs. At the District Solo and Ensemble Festival, the Madrigal received a rating of III. First row: L. Jenkins, L. Brown, J. Brown, P. West, J. Hopper, P. Jones, E. Frame. Second row D. Moody, J. Thom, A. Aippcrspach, M. Taggart. Not pictured: H. Martin, R. Douglas. Roxie Martin and Tayva Thoton rehearse a guitar duet for the Concert Choir tour. W.H.S. BAND The main purpose of the band is to advance musical knowledge and to discover and develop talent. The band also contributes to the spirit and atmosphere of all home football games and pep assemblies. This year the marching band performed at eight football games, the Homecoming and Christmas parades, the grand opening of Winslow West, and the A.S.U. Marching Band Festival. During concert season the Symphonic Band makes many appearances which include the All School Christmas Program, Mid-Western Concert, Spring Concert, Pre-Festival Concert, Masonic Essay Awards Program, and the Graduation ceremonies. They also entered the Northern Arizona Music Festival and received the honor of outstanding band. Several of the members put forth an extra effort and played a solo or with an ensemble at the District and State Solo and Ensemble Festival. Also eight of the band members participated in the 1969 All State Music Festival held at the University of Arizona, under guest conductor Frank Piersol, Director of Bands at the University of Iowa. First Row: J. Ewan, L. Jenkins, P. Williams, C. Thompson, P. Morris, R. Jenkins. Second Row: M. Day, C. Tate, B. Blakcs, S. Fishback, R. Douglas, D. Harris, S. Brimhall. Third Row: V. Tanner, A. Frame, E. Coin, B. Robertson, A. Kudlock, T. Wickham, J. Brockwcll, N. Soehner, Fourth Row: J. Gaston, G. Klcindienst, G. Brahmer, J. Lewis, R. Brito, R. Adkins, J. Simpson, D. Ayres, R. Ivy, M. Fauchcr, S. Brockwcll, Fifth Row: Mr. O'Kelly, D. Blair, L. Vance. First Row: P. Allen, J. Letts, J. Patterson, S. Wong, N. Juarez, R. Ewan. Second Row: U. McLean, C. Benefield, C. McLaws, L. Graff, R. MacNider, R. Neil. Third Row. A. Brimhall, R. Martin, J. Soehner, R. Van, M. Taggart, M. Faucher, E. Frame. Fourth Row: D. Rencher, S. Taggart, H. Martin, H. Jue, B. Goldtooth, T. Giragi, C. Lomadofkic, T. Curtis, M. Gaston, C. Nottingham, A. Wilker. Fifth Row E. Nasser, S. Gilpin, J. Thorn, B. Foehncr. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES MIKE COFFMAN NIKI JUAREZ CHRIS NOTTINGHAM JUDY DURAN METEORETTES Left to right; M. MePhetridge, D. Harrah, B. Rinker, L. Smith, L. Kutch, S. Foehner, B. LaMar, V. Ybarra, D. Blair. Pres: Lillian Kutch V. Pres: Lynette Smith Sec: Becky Rinker Trcas: Beverly LaMar Rep: Julie Lay cock Jeanetta Vaughn and Sylvia Foehner have second thoughts. Are you sure that was the right step? Linda More he ad Katy O'Neill Pam Allen Elaine Hancock VARSITY Ellen Nasser Pensive Katy O'Neill typifies the concentration the cheerleaders put into their work. Junior Varsity and Freshmen Cheerleaders take a breather and watch the game. Tayva Rhoton Beth McIntosh Jan Harris JR VARSITY Jackie Ewan FRESHMEN Cydney McLaws Sue Wong Jan Freeman Rosemary Ewan Vicki Tanner Amber Brimhall WHS MASCOTS Tracey Kirkland Everyone joins in to cheer the bulldogs on to victory. Even if they arc very versatile, the mascots need a helping hand every now and then. 58 PEANUTS drawings by Peri Ann Raygor with apologies to Charles M. Schulz-Copyright 1950, 1952 United Features syndicate. Kenneth Light mgr. DISTRICT I CO-CHAMPIONS The Bulldogs were set in their ways this season to topple their last year's record of 7 wins and 2 losses. They finished this year with 8 wins and 1 loss which ranked them number 1 in the state class AA. The Bulldogs won 4 out of 5 conference games winning for them the title of CO-CHAMPIONS in Division 1. The team slaughtered their opponents with 6 shutouts--a new record for the Varsity. The opposing team could only steal 39 points in 9 games while the Bulldogs crushed them with 243 points. SCORE BOARD WINSLOW SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Winslow 32 Window Rock 0 Winslow 20 Snowflake 0 Winslow 33 Holbrook 0 W inslow 0 Coconino 6 Winslow 35 Auga Fria 21 Winslow 13 Paradise Valley 0 Winslow 40 Sahuaro 12 Winslow 44 Phoenix Indians 0 Winslow 26 Kingman 0 FOOTBALL Mr. Mac Arthur, Trainer, tapes Danny Freeman for an important David Baker game. 1st row, C. Madeo, S. Wheeler, B. Bcnham, J. Benham, R. Van, B. Dean, B. Cox, D. Freeman, G. Hardy, R. Jimmie. 2nd row, S. Simpson mgr, B. Smith, D. Luther, G. Mattox, R. Martinez, D. Sorensen, Cl-tr1 , B. Dean, B. Lee, J. Armstrong, T. Gillmore, K. Light mgr. 3rd row, Coach Nasser, BolMr D. N.� . • Wright, A. Gallegos, J. Brookreson, S. Richards, L. Robertson, D. Rogers, C. Ci .i .m C. k',.ludienv Coach Weatherton. Bob Bcnham Joe Benham John Boll in John Brookreson George Cullum Joe Benham (19) and Bennie Smith (33) lead the Bulldogs on to win the Homecoming game against Agua Fria. Bill Dean Bob Dean Danny Freeman Arthur Gallegos Danny Nasser Chuck Madeo (11) stops opponent for a loss of yardage in an important conference game. Darrel Rogers Bennie Smith (33) raps Agua Fria player for a loss. Bennie Ssr.'Ui OFFENSE This years team set a new school record by achieving 6 shutouts against their opponents. The Bulldogs had a total of 2, 250 rushing yards and 775 passing yards and a total of 3, 025 total net yards. John Bollin, Danny Nasser, and Roosevelt Van were chosen for the Class AA Division I all conference football team. Joe Benham and Bobby Cox were honorable mention. Danny Nasser and Roosevelt Van wore chosen for All State and the All Star game. 64 DEFENSE This years Defensive team was one of the best the Bulldogs have had in years past. The Bulldog defense set a new school record by holding its opponents to 39 points out of 9 games. Bennie Smith, Ray Martinez and Danny Freeman were chosen for the first defensive team in the Class AA division. Bennie Smith and Ray Martinez were also chosen for the All State team. Bill Dean was honorable mention on the first defensive team. Doug Sorensen Roosevelt Van (20) runs for long yardage. Jerry Wright JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity A team started the 1968 season big by throwing Window Rock completely out of the field with a 56-0 score. The next week Snowflake took revenge and humbled the J.V. ’s by winning 24-8 although it was the best game the J.V. 's played. The J.V. 's made a comeback with the resolution never to lose another game. They ended their season with 4 wins, 2 ties, and 1 loss. Coach Reynolds SCORE BOARD“A” WINSLOW SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Winslow 56 Window Rock 0 Winslow 8 Snowflake 24 Winslow 14 Holbrook 6 Winslow 39 Window Rock 0 Winslow 38 Coconino 0 Winslow 7 Snowflake 7 Winslow 7 Holbrook 7 Managers Terry Allen over game procedures. Row 1: E. Clark, L. Graff, H. Tallsalt, L. Chatman, G. Brahmer, C. Greer, D. O'Haco, D. Baker. Row 2: D. Price, R. Jenkins, J. Hayes, P. Renfro, M. Duran, D. Clark, T. Oso, C. Haney, H. Begay. Row 3: R. Stearns, R. Whitney, L. Reynolds, G. Moody, S. Peterson, R. Sessions, K. Holt, R. Stell, W. Boggs. Row 4: E. Thomas, D. Lane, H. Martin, R. Douglas, R. Campbell, J. Richards, S. Parker, C. Hardy, B. Bedoni. FOOTBALL The newly created Junior Varsity B team made an outstanding reputation in their first season with a 4-0 record. To begin the 1968 season they faced Holbrook which proved to be their hardest win. The score was 0-0 until the last few minutes of the 2nd quarter when the Bulldogs forced their way through the Holbrook line to make a TD and extra point. The second half proved nearly fatal when Holbrook tied them to a 13-13 score. But luckily in the remaining 2 1 2 minutes, the Bulldogs took the game with a score of 19-13. The Junior Varsity B team learned how to be good winners by winning the remaining games with a leaway of at least 22 points in each of the final scores. Coach Hysong SCORE BOARD“B” WINSLOW SCORE Winslow 19 Winslow 34 Winslow 34 Winslow 42 OPPONENT SCORE Holbrook 13 Window Rock 6 Joseph City 12 Joseph City 19 and Robert Bradford go Row 1: R. Hermann, J. Bardslcy, G. Ahastecn, D. Armstrong, R. Ackerman, M. Dugger. Row 2: R. Tuckfield, S. Baca, M. Beaty, C. Lomadofkie, A. Peaches. Row 3: O. Joseph, A. Charley, G. Moody, D. Lucero, J. Armijo, G. Black. Row 4: A. Romero, S. Pena, E. Sanchez, D. Cueller, B. Goldtooth, F. Lucero, B. Yazzie. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL “A” Coach Stotts Row 1; C. Villarino, T. Martinez, R. Smith, D. Beaty, T. Gaston, M. Perguson, C. Benham, J. O'Haco, H. Cake. Row 2; R. Neill, B. Chatter, E. Smith, T. Hopper, T Mitchell, S. Gutierrez, R. Hanson, M. Faucher, G. Higgcnson. Row 3; J. Kanuho, E. Wright, J. King, M. Hcsser, M. Boyle, E. Chacon, S. Brockwell, J. Velasquez, C. Atkins, J. Davis. Coach Cornier The Freshmen football teams struck fear in the hearts of all the boys on the opposing teams this year. Even though the opponents set up a wall of pure strength in each game, our freshman teams were always there to break their spirit by-trampling them into the field and coming out on top in every game. Special note from the coaches--IT WAS GREAT. Row 1; A. Aipperspach, J. Simpson, L. Ahasteen, D. Black, S. Flanagan, B. J-ugatt, W. Smith. Row 2; J. Bomkamp, R. Foster, R. Vallez, E. Stinson, D. Rogers, J. Lanza, S. Zukowski. Row 3; R. Borumla, J. Gillmore, B. Valenzuela M. Holt, R. Ianni, B. i-oenner, M. Hathaway. Coach Wilcox Edmund Store, lead runner for Winslow, placed sixth at the State Meet. The Cross Country team experienced a very good season. The Varsity team participated in twelve meets during the season. They placed first in two meets, second in six, third in three, and fifth in one meet. The highlight of the season was at Papago Park where the Winslow team placed third in the State Championship meet. There were 17 teams participating in the State meet. The outstanding achievement was by Edmund Store who won a medal for placing sixth at the State meet. The junior varsity team participated in ten meets during the year. They placed second in five meets, third in three, fifth in one, and sixth in one meet. Eighteen boys completed the season with the following boys receiving varsity letters: Edmund Store, James Gorman, Jerome Willie, Joe Begay, Charlie John, Irwin Attakai and Charlie Hancock. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1; E. Store, J. Begay, J. Gorman, J. Willie, C. John, C. Attakai, C. Hancock. Row 2; W. Bahe, D. Franklin, T. Bahe, L. Hancock, T. Thomas, D. Daly. Row 3; R. Engels, T. Benally, R. Brito. 69 Coach Greer gives instructions to managers Sam Simpson and Kenneth Light. Although the 1968-69 edition of the Winslow High School basketball varsity did not achieve an outstanding won-lost record, they did represent their school with a hard fighting, never say die brand of basketball in each game. The Bulldogs steadily improved and developed into a very tough ball club, especially in the latter stages of the season. Whether ahead or behind in the score, in each ball game the boys never stopped hustling. Season highlights were the wins over Window Rock, Mingus, and Snowflake. Several games were lost by narrow margins and could have gone either way. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD US OPPONENTS THEM 43 St. Johns 76 45 Grand Canyon 78 47 Snowflake 67 66 Mingus 51 46 Holbrook 79 43 Agua Fria 74 55 Coconino 79 48 Kingman 74 88 Phoenix Indians 112 50 Paradise Valley 81 64 Agua Fria 69 52 Coconino 86 93 Phoenix Indians 106 69 Paradise Valley 72 73 Kingman 84 50 Window Rock 63 75 Snowflake 61 57 Window Rock 59 54 Holbrook 72 CLASS AA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT 57 Paradise Valley 74 Row 1; J. Wcidinger, R. Van, G. Mattox, R. Gonzales, M. Marquez, D. Garcia, M. Hartnett. Row 2; S. Simpson mgr., D. Freeman, M. Harris, G. Kleindienst, L. Ezell, M. Wickham, E. Thomas, B. Smith, K. Light mgr., Coach Greer. Bennie Smith (23) out jumps Agua Fria opponent for two points. Mike Hartnett Joe Weidinger Mark Marquez Larry Ezell (33) gets two points off of his opponent. Richard Gonzales 71 George Kleindienst (32) gets position over his opponent for two points. Larry Ezell Second Team Division I. George Kleindienst Hon. Mention Co-captain JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD US OPPONENT THEM 46 St. Johns 63 49 Grand Canyon 25 47 Snowflake 50 49 Mingus 36 57 Holbrook 67 46 Agua Fria 63 55 Coconino 52 58 Kingman 37 103 Phoenix Indians 86 56 Paradise Valley 63 33 Agua Fria 59 55 Coconino 66 91 Phoenix Indians 83 56 Paradise Valley 48 77 Kingman 48 53 Window Rock 39 65 Snowflake 53 71 Window Rock 44 67 Holbrook 63 Coach Downing What appeared to become a disasterous season for the young Bulldogs turned out to be quite a pleasant surprise. The Junior Varsity proved that they could play together as a team and this was the most significant factor of the season. The 1968-69 season proved to be very interesting in that it revealed potential talent for next year's varsity' Row 1; E. Clarke, O. Joseph, R. Bradford, D. Clark, P. Renfro, T. Oso, L. Graff. Row 2; A. Charley, R. Whitney, B. Dean, M. Fauchcr, D. Lane, G. Hardy, M. Beaty, Coach Downing. Garry Hardy, Bob Dean and John Warren controlled the rebounds as well as contributed in the scoring department. However, it took leading scorer Darrell Lane, and Ray Whitney's ball handling to further round out the team. It was Tilfred Oso's defensive plays that kept Winslow's opponents confused most of the season. It was definitely a team effort! Ed Thomas (25) out rebounds his opponent in the Phoenix Indian game. 74 Cary Hardy (23) makes a lay-up for two points. Coach Wilcox and manager Alan Aippcrspach go over the team record. The 1968-69 Freshmen basketball team opened the longest game schedule ever played by a WHS Freshmen team. There were 18 games scheduled. The team lost the opening game to St. Johns but they came back strong with 3 victories over Snowflake, East Flag, and Kingman. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD US OPPONENT THEM 30 St. Johns 43 50 Snowflake 41 46 Holbrook 77 51 Agua Fria 77 50 East Flag 43 51 Kingman 45 69 Phoenix Indian 88 40 Paradise Valley 38 52 Agua Fria 82 37 Flagstaff 52 56 Phoenix Indian 76 47 Paradise Valley 57 65 Kingman 53 32 Window Rock 63 42 Snowflake 45 49 Window Rock 51 40 Holbrook 68 With 11 games remaining the team played with a lot of hustle and desire but only managed two more wins. During this campaign four games were lost by two or ten point spreads. The experience gained by stronger competition and the longer season gave WHS a lot of potential talent for next years J.V. team. Row lj J. Cillmore, B. Chatter, J. Lanza, M. Faucher, R. Jensen, C. John, A. Aipperspach mgr. Row 2; Coach Wilcox, J. King, J. Kanuho, J. Charley, R. Neill, M. Hesser, T. Benally. 1969 CLASS “AA Coach McArthur congratulates Randy Brummett and Steve Sandoval for winning at the State Meet. ” STATE CHAMPS The varsity achieved new heights by finishing their first completely successful season. They won 11 dual meets, 4 toumamcnts-including the Snowflake Holiday Tournament, the Winslow Invitational, Division 1 Tournament at Coconino and the State Meet at Tempo and Mesa. They finished by winning the AA State Championship and had six individual state champions. The wrestlers have a victory string of IS dual meets and 8 tournaments, including 2 state championships, since suffering their last defeat. They have a six-year record of 4 team state championships and 2 runner-up state championships. They have also had 17 boys win individual state championships during tins period. This year's varsity had something special about them. They were able to always come up with a winner-in spite of injuries and many troubles which besets a championship team. They trained hard and gave everything they had in every match and tournament. Coach McArthur can be very proud of his winningesf team since he took over as coach of wrestling in 1957. Randy Brummett John Bollin Danny Nasser Chuck Madeo John Bollin works to turn his opponent over for . Danny Nasser receives the Heavy Weight Championship 3 Pin ' medal at tire State meet. Darrel Rogers Charlie Hancock Steve Sandoval Danny O’Haco Dewayne Luther Benny Bedoni Carl Clark Tim Thomas Dennis Price Earl Wright This year Winslow had six boys who were State Champions. They were: Fred Lucero (951b), Steve Sandoval (1031b), Randy Bruminett( 1121b), Dan O'Haco (1271b), John Bollin (1751b), Danny Nasser (H.W.T.). Also in the State Meet were Charles Hancock (1331b), and Dcwayne Luther (1651b), who both placed fourth. This years team chose John Bollin and Steve Sandoval as team captains. VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1; C. Hancock, D. O'Haco, D. Price, R. Brummett, S. Sandoval, F. Lucero. Row 2; Wrestling Commissioner, Coach McArthur, Coach Howe, S. Cherry mgr., J. Bollin, D. Luther, B. Bedoni, C. Madeo, D. Nasser. Dewayne Luther gains two points on a take down. WHS girls congratulate Coach McArthur on his success. Darrel Rogers rides his opponent for extra points. OPPONENT THEM Coconino 14 Paradise Valley 9 Tolleson 20 Canyon Deloro 14 Agua Fria 13 Flagstaff 5 Holbrook 15 Coconino 11 Phoenix Indians 9 Snowflake 21 Holbrook 17 Chuck Madeo works for a take down. Winslow Invitational 1st Snowflake Holiday 1st Division I 1st State Meet 1st STATE SCORE Winslow 84 Canyon Deloro 70 Flowing Wells 60 Paradise Valley 46 Coconino 29 Phoenix Indians 28 Buena 27 Agua Fria 20 Bisbee 15 Safford 15 78 Row 1; C. Benham, R. Smith, J. Begay, H. Begay, H. Tallsalt. Row 2; T. Thomas, P. Evans, G. Cullum, S. Richards, C. Williams mgr., Coach Howe. George Cullum works for a breakdown. J V WRESTLING SCORE BOARD US OPPONENT THEM 36 Holbrook 12 45 Holbrook 12 36 Coconino 6 42 Coconino 9 45 Flagstaff 10 47 Snowflake 3 42 Paradise Valley 6 The J. V. Wrestling team continued it's winning tradition during 68-69 season. Wins over Holbrook, Snowflake, Coconino and Flagstaff gave ample warning to future opponents of the Bulldogs. Undefeated, Edmund Store and George Cullum were chosen team captains for the season. Coach Alford Coach Alford took over as Freshmen Wrestling Coach in the fall of 1968 and did a very fine job. He sent two boys up to the Varsity and Head Coach McArthur indicated that at least four of his freshmen boys would stand a fine chance of making Varsity next year. The Freshmen continued their winning ways and only had one defeat under the guidance of Coach Alford. SCORE BOARD US OPPONENT THEM 45 East Flag 11 37 West Flag 11 36 Holbrook 21 24 East Flag 28 28 Holbrook 24 FRESHMAN WRESTLING Row 1; R. Smith, C. Perea, J. Valvcrdc, J. O'Haco, L. Jackson, B. Fugatt. Row 2; R. Sanchez, M. Hathaway, T. Baldwin, S. Brockwcll, T. Martinez, J. Valasquez, Coach Alford. VARSITY BASEBALL 13C _L_ Row 1: J. King, T. Martinez, L. Graff, B. Benham, R. Stubblefield, R. Gonzales, J. Brahmer, T. Thomas. Row 2: J. Chacon mgr., E. Taylor, G. Mattox, J. Kanuho, J. Benham, B. Dean, M. Marquez, G. Hardy, J. Williams, Coach Wcathcrton. SCOREBOARD US OPPONENTS THEM 0 Agua Fria 6 3 Phoenix Indians 1 5 Paradise Valley 1 6 Holbrook 5 1 Agua Fria 0 1 Coconino 0 4 Paradise Valley 2 1 Kingman 2 8 Flagstaff 5 10 Holbrook 1 6 Phoenix Indians 2 5 Coconino 1 5 Kingman 3 5 Canyon Del Oro 0 0 Agua Fria 4 Joe Benham hits a ball into left field for another Winslow run. 81 DISTRICT I CO-CHAMPIONS Gary Hardy shows one of his many skills. Bob Dean puts all he has behind one of the balls caught in left field. Dwayne Luther lets go with a big hit? Sock it to em Joe. Just in time! Coach Nasser Coach Hysong CLASS A A TRACK « Us The m Agua Fria Dual 74 53 Kingman-Kiwanis Invitational 631 2 Snowflake Dual 67 . 60 Buckeye Invitational 161 2 Holbrook Invitational 23 Olmsted Relays 110 Winslow 6 Phx. Indians 72 San Manuel Invitational 391 2 Payson Dual 72 Winslow Invitational 136 AA Division 1 Meet 139 AA State Meet 67 Luke-Greenway Meet 14 Class AA Division I Champions Class AA State Meet - Runner up Champions Row One: C. Eifort, C. Madco, H. Bardsley, D. Nasser, B. Smith, D. Freeman, L. Ezell, P. Evans, J. Gaston, J. Clinton, R. Van, E. Store, D. Lucero. Row Two: Coach Nasser, R. Tuckfield, J. Gorman, J. Willie, R. Renfro, R. Campbell, S. Richards, J. Warren, M. Duran, J. Begay, 1. Attakai, T. Fredericks, Coach Hysong. Row Three: W. Bahe, J. Hayes, C. John, A. Gallegos, D. Sorensen, B. Coldtooth, C. Atkins, M. Iaucher, J. Davis, C. Haney, D. Chatman, M. Faucher, T. Oso. Row Four J. Smith, J. Charley, R. Hanson, R. Brito, S. Brockwell, R. Engles, S. Cherry, O. Joseph, E. Chavez, B. Fugatt, E. Wright, R. Neill. DISTRICT I CHA MPS Danny Nasser exerts pure power in the discus throw. Larry Ezell shows Steve Brokwell and other onlookers the real way to broad jump. Loniiness is knowing that only you can win for your school, and Sonny Bardsley is determined to win. Rosie Van leads Winslow to victory again in the 100 yard dash. 85 Ronnie Tuckfield flies feet-first while pole vaulting. Roddy Campbell exhibits his speed in running the high hurdles. Chuck Madeo finishes a close second in one event at the Winslow Invitational Meet. Only pure determination and skill leads Winslow first across the finish line. GOLF SCOREBOARD 3-21-69 Winslow 239, Mingus 222, Coconino 250. 3-22-69 Winslow 235, Mingus 222, Coconino 249, Gallup 261. 3- 28-69 Winslow 248, Camp Verde 213, Mingus 209. 4- 11-69 Winslow 239, Mingus 222, Coconino 250. 4- 25-69 Winslow 241, Flagstaff 214, Camp Verde 219. 5- 3-69 Winslow 261, Mingus 217, Camp Verde 219, Coconino 269. 5-10-69 Winslow 236, Agua Fria 216, Paradise Valley 233, Coconino 255. Coach McIntosh shows his golfing ability. John Bollin makes an iron shot. Keeping his eye on the ball, Mike Hartnett begins the swing. Sam's form positions itself as he tees-off. CLASS “AA” STATE Row left to right; C. McLaws, R. Ewan, C. Nottingham, A. Brimhall, C. Orvin, L. Burr age, N. Juarez, S. Light, L. Brown, P. Allen, E. Nasser, E. Hancock, L. Morehead. GYMNASTICS CHA MPIONS Amber Brimhall shows one of her many skills on the beam. Chris Nottingham does a back flip on the trampoline. Pam Allen gets ready to perform Free Ex. bars. Claudia Orvin performs on the balance beam. Row 1: J. Duran, L. Keller, J. Lowrie, K. Knight, L. Brown, S. Light, L. Steams, Coach Hysong; Row 2: S. Burragc, T. Horn, G. Corley, V. Tanner, L. Burrage, C. Nottingham, E. Hancock, N. Juarez, L. Morehead; Row 3: C. McLaws, J. Cribbs, C. Orvin, A. Brimhall, R. Ewan, B. Nasser, P. Allen. President Mark Faucher Vice-President Tim Gaston GETTING INTO HIGH SCHOOL BEING BOUGHT AS A SLAVE BUILDING YOUR FIRST W FINDING THE RIGHT CLASSROOMS THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL HAVING A SENIOR LIKE YOU Representatives Rosemary Ewan Mark SooHoo Earl Wright PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz Copyright 1950, 1952, 1959 United Feature Syndicate. Larry A haste en Alan Aipperspach Juanita Alverado Clydel Atkin Milton Aul Pamela Baca Nervous Freshmen experience their first meeting with Mr. Curtis and find he isn't as deadly as they had thought. Eula Bakurza Bias Ballejos Isedria Ballejos Dean Beaty Linda Beeson Dorothy Begay Johnny Begay Gwen Bell Tommy Benally Cecelia Benefield Chuck Benham Jim Bomkamp Ricky Borunda Mark Boyle Luc ill Branch Steve Brockv 'ell Bob Brummett Edison Burnside Bryson Burton Sandra Burr age Harvey Cake Eddie Chacon Bennett Chatter Ella Maye Charley Joe Charley Patsy Charrcz Emma Clark Monica Clark Connie Cleaver Naomi Clinton Eddie Coin Marie Conwcll Victor Cooke Gayle Cox Janet Cribbs Walter Croncmcyer Paula Cullum James Davis Mary Jane Day Wayne Dewahe Ronnie Doud Judy Duran Craig Eifort Joe Estudillo Rosemary Ewan Mark Fauchcr Mike Ferguson Scotty Flanagan Amy Frame Janet Freeman I don't think a girl is EVER going to ask me to dance. Christine Fuller Bruce Foehner I Buddy Fugatt Randy Foster Tim Gaston Joy Gilbert Peggy Gilliam Joe Gillmore Arthur Gonzales Erlinda Gonzales Inez Gonzales Vickie Groom Edward Gutierrez Stephen Gutierrez Michael Guzman Raymond Hanson Mark Hathaway Mari Hawkins Mary Haydokouish Joe Hernandez Darlene He slop Mike Hesser George Higginson Mark Holt Tony Hopper Terry Horn Mark Horning Marilyn Hunter Joe Hurley Ray Ianni Ken Ingraham Glenn Irvin Richard Ivy Raylenc Jenkins Raymond Jensen Geneva Jensen Enna Joe Charlie John Elsie Johnson Roger Jones Jerry Kanuho Harry Katoney Linda Keller Desiree Kelly Laveme Keyonnie John King Angie Kudlock Jonathan Lanza Jim LaPlante Jo Letts Jackson Lewis Tommy Lewis Jan Lowrie Jim Magana Jim Martinez Tommy Martinez Just one of the sights enjoyed by upper classmen during Freshman initiation. Shirlene May Mary Lou Mazza Carolyn McDaniel Cydney Me Laws Ursula McLean Yolanda Mendoza Kim Mileham Susan Miller Max Milligan Samson Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Mike Moaness Rebecca Moncayo Bridget Montoya Jeanette Moore John Morris Pam Morris Peni Morris Willie Morris Karen Moses Kenneth Moses Alberta Mote Rob Neill Leroy Nez Lorena Nichols Nancy Norm and in Jeff O'Haco Dorothy Padilla Sylvia Padilla Ronald Pavater Charlie Perea Bob Peterson Susan Peterson Gail Poley Jennie Rice Cynthia Riggs Gary Roan Barbara Robertson Daniel Rogers Cathy Roush Leo Salazar Pete Salazar Irene Sanchez Linda Sanchez Debbie Schibi Carmelita Schultz Eugene Scott Iona Sena Marie Shepard Jeff Simpson Ernest Smith Robert Smith Wayne Smith Joanne Solis Mark SooHoo Anthony Souza LaDonna Steams Ed Stinson Kathy Stoddard Marjorie Stoddard Mike Taggart Gloria Talayumptewa Pauline Tanner Melvin Tannle Lcsa Thomas Zach Thomas Robert Thompson Freshmen show their school spirit by buying beanies and spirit tags from the cheerleaders. Lillie Tohannie Sadie Trujillo Arthur Valdez Ray Valencia Ben Valenzuela Rudy Vallez Jim Velasquez Gilbert Villarino Moreau Walters Sue Wong Earl Wright Valeen Yazzie Denise Ybarra Steve Zukowski o o o FINALLY BEING AN UPPER CLASSMAN BEING ABLE TO BUY YOUR FIRST SLAVE BEING ABLE TO TAKE DRIVER'S ED BEING ELIGIBLE TO JOIN ALL THE CLUBS DISSECTING YOUR FIRST FROG PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz -© 1950, 1952, 1959 United Feature Syndicate. You paid that much for a slave !?! Tommy Attakai Donald Baker Roy Benally David Apodaca Melissa Ayres Mike Beaty Marcie Armijo Carolyn Baca Benny Bed on i David Arm strong Peter Baca Kathy Beeson Roy Adkins Sam Baca Harry Begaye Cary Ahasteen Terry Allen Beatrice Anaya David Ayres Jim Bardsley Geof Brahmer Roddy Campbell Sam Cherry Terri Curtis Ken Custer Maragaret Billy Amber Brim hall Mary Chacon Danny Chischillie Linda Blackgoat Lillis Brooks Arnold Charley Carl Clark Della Blakes Carla Brown David Chatman Elmer Clarke Bemestine Bonds Laura Brown Riley Chatman Belinda Cross Butch Bradford Ralph Cake Rita Chavez David Cuellar Terry Dugger tulips in the tip-toes through the Time Tunnel. 101 Mike Dugger Regina Ezell Tim Fredericks Terry Dugger Mike Faucher Patricia Freeman Ruby Duran Susan Fishback Alan Fuller Robbie Engels Mary Flores Arthur Gallegos Elaine Ellison Tommy Foster Franklin Gashwescoma Anita Davis Bob Dean Wayne Delyea Ermclinda Espinosa Dil Franklin Ralph Gonzalez Curtis Hardy Helen Haskan Keith Holt Ethel Honanie Carol Gilliam Sandy Gonzales Garry Hardy James Hayes Mark Gilpin Chris Greer Jim Hardy Rocky Hermann Louise Goldtooth Jeanette Guevara Linda Harrah John Hernandez Bruce Goldtooth Martin Gutierrez Debbie Harris Manuel Hernandez Pat Gonzales Curtis Haney Jan Harris Margerct Hernandez Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and it laughs at you. 103 To be a successful typist, you must learn to relax—but not completely. Robert Jaramillo Oscar Joseph Louise Laux Lorraine Joe Tracey Kirkland Joan Lewis Nora Jolm Cathy Knight Geneva Lewis Nancy Johnson Lois Kypfer Shirley Light Sharron Johnson Curtis Land Terri Littrell Janice Hopper Chuck Howard Dan Ivy Kathy Jones Darrell Lane Clydine Long Roxie Martin Ruben Mazon Liza Mendosa Alice Lopez Rosie Martinez Sam McCabe Erney Mitchell Diane Lopez Dolores Mata Kay McCarter Wesley Monroe Phillip Lopez Joy Mattox Beth McIntosh Terri Montano Louisa Lovato Elizabeth Mayberry Mary Lee McPhetridge Gary Moody Janet Maestas Mary Ellen Mazon Christina Mead Beatrice Moore As you can see, Sophomores began the year with an air of excitement! Larry and Joel are up to something! I wonder what her name is??? Jaclieta Nicliols Ronald Passmore Vannic Podruchny Chris Nottingham Jonie Patterson Gail Poisall Frances Olague Albert Peaches Pamela Price Tilfred Oso Steve Pena Juliann Ramirez Leroy Padilla Laura Peterson David Rcncher Polly Morris Glenn Natseway Roseline Nelson Diana Parsons Steve Peterson Porter Renfro Sharon R inker Ramona Saucedo Ronald Smith George Reyes Arthur Romero Tommy Sandoval Jeanne Soehner Larry Reynolds Richard Salazar Robert Sawyer Doug Sorenson Tayva Rhoton John Sam Connie Sessions Gloria Tafoya Joel Richards Geraldine Sanchez Karen Sherrill Eugene Taylor Mary Florez, Jeanette Guevara, Mike Beaty, and Porter Renfro chant: Here Come de duck . Marie Tohannie John Warren Clifford Williams Kathy Trujillo Tom We inbeck Shirley Williams Michael Tsosie Linda Wellman Fanny Woo Ronnie Tuckfield Peggy West Tony Ybarra Irene Velasquez Ray Whitney Jerry Yonnie fit tl Tim Thomas Connie Thompson Freida Thompson Esther Villanueva Clarence Williams £) Vice President Sam Wheeler President Larry Graff Secretary Niki Juarez GETTING YOUR CLASS RINGS PUTTING ON THE JUNIOR PLAY DECORATING FOR JUNIOR PROM PASSING AMERICAN HISTORY THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL WHEN YOU ARE OFFICIALLY A SENIOR, FINALLY Treasurer Tom Gilmore Representatives Pam Allen Will Boggs Ginna Wright PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz© 1950, 1952, 1959 United Feature Syndicate. Richard Ackerman Betty Adams Pam Allen Jack Ammons Eugene Analla Tommie Anderson Magdalen Armijo John Armijo Benny Attakai Betty Attakai Irvin Attakai Steven Bahe • Vivian Bahe David Baker Vivian Ballew Joe Begay Bob Benham Gladys Billy Jerry Black Snap your fingers and dance to the music! n 110 The fascination of dissection captures the attention of Biology II students. Dalcne Blair Stephanie Bland Will Boggs Barbara Bondurant Bill Bower Robert Brito Jetti Brockwell John Brookerson Dalene Brown Linda Burragc James Cahill Patrice Carpenter Susan Caswell Damon Clark Sally Cody Bcrtina Cooka Pat Cronemcyer George Cullum Amy Daly Richard Douglas Mike Duran Margaret Espinoza Jackie Ewan Ruth Fann Mary Flemons Jane Florez Elaine Frame Milton Franklin Keri Frey Tom Gillmore Angel Gomez James Gorman Larry Graff Dalene Blair exhibits the fine art of bubble blowing--one of the favorite past times of the scholars of Winslow High. 112 John Fuller Linda Gallegos David Garcia Matt Gaston Lana Geske Wail aye say if it weren't Cinda Swagerty in the Chorus Varahity Show. Geraldine Hernandez Henry Hernandez Linda Hernandez Theresa Hernandez Rick Hulsey Pauline Jaramillo Lorie Jenkins Royce Jenkins Terry Jenkins Rose Jolui Suzie John Helene Johnson Jeanette Jones Niki Juarez Harry Juc Chris Karcher Jan Kennedy David Kislingbury George Kleindienst Beverly LaMar Neva LaPlante Brian Lee Leo Joe Lee Wilma Lee David Lewis Kenneth Lewis Wanda Lewis Harry Lorn a horn a Martha Long Clayborne Lomodofkie Melvin Long Freddie Lucero Alice Maestas Harry Martin Happiness is talking to your favorite friend. 114 Strip poker isn't the most wholesome game to play at Homecoming, but... Clenn Mattox Elaine Mayberry Raymond Mazon Jerry McGehee Valinda Me Kenny Charles McLaws Brenda Merich Diana Michaels Patsy Montoya Margaret Moore Linda Morehead Davis Morris Morris Moses Elouise Nakai Ellen Nasser Pearlene Nichols Danny O'Haco Newt Oliver Charlotte Orozco Leslie Otero Rita Paddock Nellie Padilla Steve Parker Louie Perea Norman Pino Karen Pisel Dennis Price Peri Ann Raygor Carl Renfro Steve Richards Linda Roberts Fred Rogers Emily Romero Lupe Salazar Duchie Sanchez Edward Sanchez Jerry Sanchez Joey Sanchez My picture's in here somewhere ! The Junior Prom proved a lot of hard work for the prom committee, Sam Wheeler, Jackie Ewan, and Tom Gilmore, as well as for the rest of the Junior class. Ronnie Steams Ricky Stell Claudette Stingley Russel Stowe Cinda Swagerty Patsy Tafoya Shem Taggart Harry Tall salt David Thompson Trini Thompson Shirley Thorne Geneva Totsonie Bill Travis Benita Trujillo Dolores Valde2 Phillip Vanderkraats Johnny Vigil Jean Warren Janet Wcmhoener Sam Wheeler Lavenna White Lucille White Bert Whitmore Bucky Wickham Aleta Wilker Jack Williams Patty Williams Jerome Willie Donald Woods Virginia Wright Bruce Yazzie Kate Yazzie Rudy Yazzie Debbie Zachry Happiness is being in the Junior Play and not working hard all the time. 118 President Dan Freeman O O o O O O O O o GRADUATION WEEK PASSING MISS OARE’S CLASS DITCH DAY GETTING A GOLD TASSLE BEING IN THE SENIOR PLAY Treasurer John Chacon Representatives Danny Nasser Claudia Orvin Joe Weidinger PEANUTS drawings by Cheryl Thomas with apologies to Charles M. Schulz-© 19S0, 1952, 1959 United Features Syndicate. Becky Rinker and Sylvia Foehner participate in one of the many Senior activities--Counting money! John Leroy Adams Arlene Frances Analla Swing'ng Cindy Clarke ! Gloria Katherine Andrade Fred James Armijo Joseph N. Armstrong Linda Atsye Michael E. Baca Harold Albert Bardsley Douglas Eugene Basgal Sylvia Ann Brimhall Janet Inez Brown Randall Clyde Brummett Marilyn Gloria Candelaria Sylvia Foehncr and Claudia Orvin are busy putting on a program for Freshmen Orientation. Charles Lawson Carney John F. Chacon Susie Chavez Cindy Darleen Clarke Jerry Alvin Clinton W. Mike Coffman Benny Contreras Julie Ann Contreras Bobby Dean Cox Mike Dane Cribbs Dennis Michael Daly William Henry Dean Linda Louise DiNino Linda Elaine Donnelly Frank Ray Dugger Donald David Dumas Henry Anthony Estudillo Paul David Evans Larrv F.7.ell Mary Faith Duran Last ,rW ? Sylvia Jean Fochncr Donna Jean Foy Mariano Atsye Francis James Daniel Freeman Bette Ann Fuller Ellis Jeffrey Gaston Myrtle Christine Gilbert Scott E. Gilpin Ralph Terrel Giragi Jerry Kelley Goldtooth Margaret Anne Gonzales Richard Eugene Gonzales Mary Helen Gutierrez Charlie E. Hancock Terri Rae Graff Kathleen Nola Greene Betty Jean Handy Lloyd Duane Hancock Mike John Hartnett Betty Ann Haskan Chuck Madeo, A typical 69' er. Joe Weidinger, busy at work on the Senior Play. Mary Ann Hernandez Theresa Trini Hernandez Suzanne Posey Herron Pamela June Hesser m Richard Allen Howell Betty Ann Hubbard Gwendolyn Hunter Marlene Kevonnie Lillian Lucille Kutch Sheri Arlene LaPlante Julie Ann Laycock How did I manage to get stuck with this job? Larry Lewis Pauline Lewis Martha Lee Kenneth Light, trying to look busy! Velma Jean Lee Laurel Anne Letts Jeffery Lester Lewis Kenneth Ray Light Irene Theresa Lopez Charles Anthony Madeo v Fred Anthony Marquess Mark Edward Marquez Romona Maria Martinez Raymond Martinez Lynn Elaine McCarter Betty Gail Michaels Deborah Kay Mitchell Benjamin Anthony Montiel David Leon Moody Wilton Garret Morgan Mavalon Sharon Naha Tracey Karchcr, student director of the Junior play, consults Mr. Howe. Wonder if the good parts are underlined? Gloria Ann Olaguc William Randolph Olague Kathleen Marie O'Neill Claudia Orvin Margaret Mary Padilla Romola Teresa Padilla William Parry Robin Marie Patton Doris Jeannette Peaches Thomas Andelin Peterson Calvin Eugene Renfro Hellen Renfro Charles William Rice M garet Ann Rice Sheila Mae Richardson Alvin Joseph Riley Becky Jane Rinker The two mad Mike's! Lane Harper Robertson Darrel Edward Rogers Lynette Smith Bernadette Wilma Sanchez Mary Louise Sanchez Lucille Sandoval Steven Sandoval Cecilia Dolores Saucedo Samuel Douglas Simpson Bennie Smith Nancy Jane Soehncr Bennie Helen Solomon Randolph Eric Soo Hoo Andrea Sorenson Edmund Store Ronal Fred Stubblefield Mike Alan Sylvester Daniel Louis Tafoya Jessie Tafoya Charles Frederick Tanner Johnnie Lunzcl Taylor Mike Cribbs carries on the tradition of seniors working in tl� c concession stand at football games. John Lowell Thom Elizabeth Ann Toy a Louise Dorothy Tsosie Tim Allen Tyler Cindy Clarke and Joe Weidingcr M.C. Homecoming program. Cecilia Vallez Roosvelt Van Jr. Stella Ann Velasquez Kathleen Louise Villarino Jo Lari Wcidinger Pamela Kay West Stella Wester Carolyn Sue Whitney Teri Lynn Wickham Johanna Carol Willian Grace Woo r a Judi Ann Williams Henry George Williams Betty Hubbard and Andie Sorenson ask John Bollin if he is a good man or a worthy man. Mary Woousley Jerry Randall Wright Diana Elaine Wyrick Etta Eva Yazzie Anita Dolores Ybarra Veronica Terry Ybarra SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOHN ADAMS-Basketball ARLENE ANALLA-GAA, NOT, Band GLORIA ANDRADE-Honor Society, Voice of Democ-racy-3rd, Spanish Club Vice-Pres. FRED ARMIJO-Honor Society Vice-President-4, Freshman Award, FOP Citizenship Award, Band, Northern Arizona Solo and Ensemble Festival, State solo and Ensemble, Football, Wrestling, Science JOE ARMSTRONG-Football, Band LINDA ATSYE-Pep Squad, NOT, GAA, FHA MIKE BACA -DECA-Vice-President-4, Football, Wrestling, Spanish Club HAROLD BARDSLEY-Football, Track, Orchestra Vice-President. DOUG BASGAL LOLA BEGAY-Masonic Essay Contest Honorable Mention, GAA, NOT TERRY BELL-Basketball, Football JOE BENHAM-Honor Society, Baseball-All-Conference Honorable Mention, Football-All-Conference Honorable Mention, W Club, Key Club President-4 JANE BENALLY BELLA BLAKES ERIC BILLY-Basketball, Football JOHN BOLLIN-Homecoming King, Mr. WHS, W Club, Key Club, Football-All Conference, Wrestling-A 11-State Honorable Mention, Track, Golf, FTA SYLVIA BRIMHALL-Band JANET BROWN-Freshman Award, Honor Society, Concert Choir, Madrigal, Bible Club-Pres. 3, All State Chorus 4. RANDY BRUMMETT-Boys' State, Key Club, Wrestling, W Club MARILYN CANDELARIA CHARLES CARNEY-Scnior Play JOHN CHACON-Mr. Ugly 1969, Honor Society, W Club, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Jr. Play, Spanish Club, Senior Treasurer CINDY CLARKE-Pep Squad, GAA, Sophomore Secretary, Chorus JERRY CLINTON-Basketball, Track, Football, W Club, Judo Club MIKE COFFMAN-Band, Basketball, Chorus BENNY CONTRERAS-Wrestling, W Club, DECA President and Vice President JULIE CONTRERAS-Pcp Squad, GAA, Bulldog Barks Ass. Editor, FTA, Mcteorcttcs-President 3, S Club, Class Secretary 1, 3 BOBBY COX-Track, Basketball, Football, Chorus MIKE CRIBBS-Jr. and Sr. Plays, Honor Society, Science Club DENNIS DALY-Football, Crosscountry, Wrestling, Golf, Sr. Vice-Pres. WILLIAM DEAN-Chorus, Baseball, Football LINDA DiNINO-Homecoming Queen, Gymnastics, Meteorettes-Co-Head and Pres. 3, GAA, Pep Squad, Elks Honor Banquet 3, S Club, Jr. Play ELAINE DONNELLY-Band FRANK DUGGER-Wrestling, Track DONALD DUMAS-DECA, Wrestling MARY DURAN-DECA, FHA HENRY ESTUDILLO PAUL EVANS-Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Chorus, Bible Club, Spanish Club-Pres. 3,4, Speech and Drama, Science Club, Wrestling LARRY EZELL-Basketball, Track JUDY FARNSWORTH-Pep Squad, Student Council WANDA FLEMONS SYLVIA FOEHNER-Student Body Treasurer, Honor Society, Miss WHS, Mctcorettes, NOT-Pres. 4, Pep Squad, GAA, Concert Choir, Fr. Class Treasurer DONNA FOY-Specch and Drama, Bible Club, FTA, GAA, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays MARIANO FRANCIS DANNY FREEMAN-Honor Society, Speech and Drama, Football-All-Conference, Basketball, Track, Key Club, W Club, Sr. Class President, Bulldog Barks Editor, Student Council JEFF GASTON-Football, Bible Club, Band CHRISTINE GILBERT SCOTT GILPIN-Golf TERRY GIRAGI JERRY GOLDTOOTH-Footba 11, Wrestling, Track RAYMOND GONZALES RICHARD GONZALES-Baseba 11, Basketball, Football MARGARET CONZALES-Spanish Club TERRI GRAFF-Bulldog Barks, GAA, Pep Squad, Judo Club, S Club, Band KATHLEEN GREENE RANDY GROOM-Football MARY GUTIERREZ-S Club, GAA, Speech and Drama, Pep Squad CHARLIE HANCOCK-Fr. Award, Honor Society-Pres. 4, Key Club-Vice-Pres. 4, Band-Pres. 4, Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Orchestra LLOYD HANCOCK -Cross Country, Basketball BETTY HANDY -Chorus, GAA MIKE HARTNETT-Basketball, Golf, Football, Sr. Class Play BETTY HASKAN-Queen of Hearts-4 MARY HERNANDEZ TRINI HERNANDEZ-Spanish Club, FHA SUZANNE HERRON-DECA secretary-3, 4, Pep Squad, Bulldog Barks PAMELA HESSER-Bible Club, NOT, GAA, Pep Squad, Science Club, FHA Gymnastics RICHARD HOWELL-Boys' Slate, Fr. Award, Honor Society, Key Club, Orchestra BETTY HUBBARD-Pcp Squad, Chorus GWEN HUNTER -Chorus, Concert Choir, GAA MARY JARAMILLO-FHA ROY JIMMIE-Football, Wrestling PEGGY JOHNSON-DECA Sweetheart, State Convention, Glendale Workshop PAT JONES-Concert Choir, Madrigal Chorus, DECA Workshops JAN KALISZ -Orchestra, NOT TRACEY KARCHER-Voicc of Democracy Contest District Winner, French 1 Outstanding student, Honor Society, Pep Squad, FHA, NOT, Jr. and Sr. Play, Speech and Drama DEBBIE KARNAGHON-Pep Squad MARLENE KEYONNIE-Bible Club, NOT, DECA LILLIAN KUTCH-Miss WHS, Chorus, Meateorettcs-Pres. 4, Pep Squad, GAA, FTA, and NOT SHERI La PLANTE-FHA, GAA, Chorus JULIE LAYCOCK-Honor Society, Girls' State, Metcorettes, Pep Squad, FTA MARTHA LEE-FHA, GAA, Pep Squad VELMA LEE LAUREL LETTS-Honor Society, Elks Honor Banquet, Masonic Essay Award, Wool Award, Crisco Home Economics Award, FOP Citizenship Award, Girls' State, GAA, FTA-Prcs. 4, FHA Jr. Class treasurer, Science Club JEFFERY LEWIS-Masonic Contest, Band, Wrestling, Annual LARRY LEWIS PAULINE LEWIS-CAA, Pep Squad KENNETH LIGHT-Football, Basketball, Bible Club-Prcs. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Annual, Concert Choir IRENE LOPEZ-GAA, Spanish Club, FHA, Pep Squad CHUCK (ADEO-Football, Track, Wrestling, W Club, Key Club MARK MARQUEZ-Baseball, Basketball, Football RAMONA MARTINEZ RAYMOND MARTINEZ lynn McCarter BETTY NUCHA ELS-Honor Society, Orchestra, NOT, S Club, Speech and Drama DEBBIE MITCHELL-Honor Society, Speech and Drama, Vice-Pres. Annual, Jr. and Sr. Play, NOT, Lab Assistant, Librarian BENJAMIN MONTI EL DAVID MOODY-Honor Society, Fr. Award, Boys' State, State Masonic Essay Contest, Jr. Class Pres. Concert Choir, Madrigal, Chorus-Pres., FTA-Vice-Pres. Speech and Drama, Jr. and Sr. Play, District and State Solo and Ensemble Festival, Elies' Honor Banquet GARRY MORGAN-Fr. President, Football, Wrestling, DECA, W Club, Jr. Play MAVALON NAHA DANNY NASSER-All-Conferencc First Team, All-State First Team, All Star Game, Football, Wrestling, Track, W Club, Key Club SHEILA NICHOLAS-Spccch and Drama, GAA, NOT, Pep Squad, S Club GLORIA OLACUE WILLIAM OLAGUE KATY O'NEILL-Cheerleadcr-Hcad, Pep Squad, NOT, FTA CLAUDIA ORVIN-Miss Peppy Puppy, FTA, Jr. Play, Gymnastics, GAA-Pres. 3,4, Fr. Vice-Pres., Student Council, Cheerleader, Pep Squad MARGARET PADILLA KAMO LA PADILLA-Spanish Club, FHA, Chorus ROBIN PATTON-Honor Society, Concert Choir, GAA, Pep Squad, Orchestra, Solo and Ensemble Festival, FTA DORIS PEACHES-Pep Squad, GAA, Band, NOT, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4 TOM PF.TF.RSON -Footba 11 RAYMOND RAMIREZ-DECA-Senior President CALVIN RENFRO-Chorus, Football, Track HELLEN RENFRO-CAA, Chorus, DECA, Pep Squad CHARLES RICE MARGARET RICE-Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Squad, Judo, NOT SHEILA RICHARDSON-Home Economics Award 3, NOT, FHA, Librarian ALVIN RILEY-Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Baseball BECKY RINKER-Meteorettes, Honor Society, GAA, NOT, Speech and Drama, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Bulldog Baiks LANE ROBERTSON-Track, Football, Basketball DARREL ROGERS-Football, Wrestling, Track, W Club BERNADETTE SANCHEZ-GAA, Spanish Club MARY SANCHEZ-Spanish Award, Spanish Club, GAA, Student Council LUCILLE SANDOVAL-GAA STEVE SANDOVAL-Wrcstling, 2nd in State 3, 1st in State 4, Football SAM SIMPSON-Big Top Ugly Legs, Boys' State, Fr. Award, ASU Medallion, Masonic Essay Contest, Football, Basketball, Golf, Bible Club, Orchestra, Speech and Drama, W Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Jr. Play THOMAS SLOWTALKER-Baskctball, Baseball LYNETTE SMITH-Pep Squad, NOT, Chorus, Meteor-ettes-Co-Head 4, Student Council NANCY SOEHNER-Girls' State, Band, Honor Society-Secretary 4, Sr. Play BENNIE HELEN SOLOMON-Chorus RANDY SOOHOO-Fr. Award, Outstanding Spanish 1 C 2 Student, Outstanding Jr. Boy, Outstanding Physics and American History Student, Elks Leadership, Honor Society, Student Body Vice-Pres., Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Speech and Drama, Debate Team ANDREA SORENSEN-Class Key, Outstanding Student Council Member, Soph, and Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Student Body Pres., Miss WHS, Pep Squad-Pres. 4, Cheerleader, FTA, GAA, Bulldog Barks EDMUND STORE-W Club, Key Club, Track, Wrestling, Cross Country, Football, Student Council RONAL STUBBLEFIELD-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club MIKE SYLVESTER-Key Club, Orchestra, Wrestling, Golf, Football, Baseball CHARLES TANNER-Football, Basketball, Cross Country JOHNNIE TAYLOR-Chorus, Football, Basketball, Spanish Club JOHN THORN-Spanish Award, All State, Solo and Ensemble Contest, Science Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Speech and Drama, Band, Concert Choir, Madrigal, Debate JESSIE TAFOYA ANN TOYA-Pep Squad, GAA TIM TYLER-Football, Basketball, Baseball CECILIA VALLEZ-GAA, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, DECA, FHA ROOSEVELT VAN, JR. -All Conference Football, All State Honorable Mention, All State First Team, All State Captain, Football, Track, Football, Basketball, Band, Chorus, W Club LES VANCE-Soph. Pres., Student Council, Football, Golf, Key Club, Wrestling, Band, All State Solo Contest, Mr. Ugly 68 KATHLEEN VILLARINO-FHA, FTA, Honor Society, Spanish Club JOE WF.IDINGF.R-Sr. Class Representative, Mr. Safety, Sr. Play, Football, Basketball, Golf PAM WEST-Honor Society, GAA, Bible Club, Chorus, Concert Choir, Jr. and Sr. Plays TF.RI WICKHAM-Band, Orchestra, FHA, GAA CAROLYN WHITNEY HENRY WILLIAMS JUDI ANN WILLIAMS-Chorus, CAA, Bulldog Barks, DECA-Pres., State Leadership Conference JOHANNA WILLIAN-Band GRACE WOO-Bible Club MARY WOOUSLEY JERRY WRIGHT-Chorus, Wrestling, Football, Track, W Club, Baseball DIANA WYRICK-DECA, Pep Squad, GAA, NOT ETTA EVA YAZZIE-Chorus, Bible Club PEANUTS drawings by Peri Ann Raygor with apologies to Charles M. Schulz© 1950 United Feature Syndicate. MR. W. M. DOC” WRIGHT Assistant Principal MR. O. W. LETTS Counselor MR. W. RHYAN Clerk SCHOOL BOARD MR. J. ARMSTRONC MR. C. RHOTON MR. J. L. CURtylS Principal MRS. L. THOMPSON School Board President MR. 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SENIORS from CLAY’S CARPET CENTER OLD PUEBLO CERAMICS Corner of Williamson 2nd METEOR ASSEMBLY NO. 36 RAINBOW GIRLS METEOR ORATOR ENTERPRISES CABLECOM-GENERAL INC. WINSLOW HIGH P.T.A. Better Television by cable See us at our new location 313 Williamson Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CIASS OF •69' From B.P.O.E. ELKS LODGE NO. 536 SAM’S FOOD MART FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES PERSONALIZED MEAT CUTS 318-320 East Third St. WESTERN AUTO WHIPPLES OF WINSLOW WINSLOW’S TEEN FASHION CENTER 107 West Third Street Winslow, Arizona 289-4688 WINSLOW AUTO SUPPLY BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 69 200 West Second Street Winslow, Arizona WAYNE L. TROUTNER'S STORE FOR MEN 114 W. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona I'd like to open a savings account here at . . � of £ f V.c u arket KACHINA MARKET JOE’S CAFE FRESH MEAT PRODUCE SERVES THE BEST OF AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS STARR Jewelers f. O. BOX 923 WINSLOW. ARIZONA 86047 Your Church is Your Strength Attend the Church of Your Choice JOHN P. scon MORTUARY John P. 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RASCO f-K ESTER AND hK HAROLD KRUEGER 108 W. 2nd Street Winslow, Arizona GOOD LUCK SENIORS from the NAVAJO MUSIC CO. Ill E. 3rd Winslow, Arizona 289-3892 REMEMBER THE REMINDER LARRY’S UNION SERVICE STATION Pick-up and Delivery 201 East Third 289-5502 Winslow, Arizona FREDDIE’S DRIVE IN East on Highway 66 WHERE TO GET IT Service Minute Man AT YOUR SERVICE GREEN’S AUTO SUPPLY AMERICAN PARTS SYSTEM JOBBER 209 Leonard Avenue ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY CONGRATULATIONS to SENIORS OF’69 Winslow, Arizona 102 West 2nd Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 69 from Bill and Exie Finch of ENTRE DINING ROOM MOREHEAD’S TRADING POST 289-4549 1805 W. Second Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WISHING YOU A EMILY’S HOMETOWN BAKERY PASTRIES OF ALL KINDS VERY BRIGHT FUTURE MARIE’S BOUTIQUE A SNACK BAR TOO! 206 W. Hillview Fabrics - Trims - Notions CLEAR AS A BELL KINO EPPIE’S UPHOLSTERY 1109 W. Second H.C. SMITH’S TEXACO 201 West Second Street Winslow. Arizona Winslow, Arizona Do We Really Need Nine Hundred Hoover Dams? No. Because natural gas is with us. But it would take the power output of more than 900 Hoover Dams to equal the energy flowing through the nation's natural gas pipelines each day. Over 797,000 miles of gas pipelines now crisscross the country. Which isn't surprising when you consider that more than 28,000,000 American families are heating with gas. Not to mention those who use it for cooling, cooking, water heating and clothes drying. Or the 26,000 ways in which 168,000 industrial plants are using it. More than a million new customers each year are turning to gas because it does these modern jobs more efficiently. More dependably. For less money. So who needs 900 Hoover Dams? If you want the job done right ... do it with gas. SOUTHERN UNION 4 COMPANY COME IN AND SEE THE CAGE AT BABBITT BROS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 VIC’S DAIRY QUEEN DALTON MOTORS 421 West Second 289-2241 Charburgers—Cheeseburgers Hot Dogs—French Fries Dial 289-3282 1304 East 2nd Street Dairy Queen Winslow, Arizona Compliments of DAZETRANSFER AND STORAGE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '69 CITYOF WINSLOW FIRE DEPARTMENT POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY CLERK'S OFFICE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT STREET DEPARTMENT PARK DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF DR. PATE OPTOMETRIST BILL’S RESTAURANT 1020 W. 3rd 289-9922 FINE PLACE TO DINE CHINESE AMERICAN FOOD 1521 West Third Winslow, Arizona CRIBB’S TV REPAIR CHEVRO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 69 1200 E. Second Street CAKE CHEVROLET INC. Winslow, Arizona CASEY’S COLOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 FROM CENTER YOUR CULLIGAN SOFT WATER MAN BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’69’ A W BULLDOG DRIVE-IN 1001 Williamson WINSLOW, ARIZONA 289-3686 BAKER’S TRADING POST West Highway 66 289-2580 CONG R ATUL ATI ONS to SENIORS of ’69 COMPLIMENTS BABBITTS LUMBER CO. CONGRATULATIONS FROM CENTRAL DRUG CO. 289-2911 2nd and Kinsley Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from BEEBE’S BEAUTY SHOP BRUCHMAN’S CURIO DOWNTOWN STORE 113 West Second EAST END STORE 1220 East 3rd BOYD’S FURNITURE INC. 115 West 3rd St. WINSLOW, ARIZONA BUS MEAD INSURANCE SERVICE 412 WEST 2nd ST. P.O. BOX 220 WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations Best Wishes TO CLASS OF 69 from ALLEN’S TEXACO ACME LUMBER 108 E. Third WINSLOW, ARIZONA 289-2446 As the Editor of the 1969 Meteor, I have many experiences to look back upon. The year was an exciting one, as we have tried to depict in this Yearbook. It is my earnest hope that we have well represented your high school days. In preparing our 1969 Yearbook, the annual staff has contributed many hours of hard and tedious work. Believe it or not, we met our deadlines and came through with few casualities, and some good ideas to show. Our theme this year has been happiness is. To an editor, happiness is an excellent Advisor. Without Mr. Conatser’s supervision this annual would not exist. To an editor, happiness is a hard working staff. I thank each of the staff members for every minute of their time spent on the annual. I extend a special thanks to Debbie Mitchell and the advertising staff for their excellent work. Of course, a very special thanks goes to you, the students. Without you, there wpuld not be a yearbook. It is my earnest desire that you will continue to give more support to the payment and production of the Winslow High School Meteor. (piW 176 Janet Brown Editor ■■■■