Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Baccalaureate The farewell sermon to the class of 1970 was held on May 31, at 8 p. m. The seniors lined up outside the gym; their eyes sparkling with anticipation. While the band played Pomp and Circumstances , they marched in with solemn faces. Rev. Wolverton gave the call to worship. God of Our Fathers was sung and the invocation was given by Father Donavan. The choir then sang Now is the Time, after Rev. Fann said a prayer, followed by the band's playing Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Rev. Sapp's sermon was given, and another song was sung. The class then marched out of the gym after the Benediction. The program was sad to some students since they knew that this was one of of the last times they would be together as a class, but to others it didn't matter. The speakers each talked about something that made each individual think about his future. Reverend Sapp emphasized many points in his sermon with his fine humor. Varralaureate ;§ erbin s Sunday, May 31,8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Processional Pomp and Circumstance E. Elgar-Ployhar ............ High School Svmphonic Band Call to Worship.....................Reverend Lvle Wolverton Hvmn God of Our Fathers”.......................Congregation Invocation.....................................Father Robert Donovan Now is the Time” Gihh....................High School Choir Scripture Reading.....................Reverend Troy Heard Prayer................................Reverend Delbert Fann Jesu, Joy of Man’ Desiring” Bach-Leid:en................. High School Svmphonic Band Sermon The Sanctuary of Your Life” .... Reverend Daily M. Sapp Hvmn Stand Up for Jesus' ....................Congregation Benediction ...........................Dr. Richard Smith Recessional Recessional Ployhar.................... High School Svmphonic Band

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Don't put that away until I get there, then Cold Water Soothes Bruised Knees I'll put it away! Swimming was the most fun, though, many times it was forced. The seniors gathered at the High School at 7 a. m., some still yawning and others wide awake. Of course, everyone was excited about the trip to Oak Creek. Before long they were off on the Navajo-Hopi tour buses. As the buses started down the canyon, some SENIORS were frightened by the closeness of the canyon wall and the deepness of the canyon. This was one of the remarks heard in one of the buses, Quick! take a picture of Carl while he's still white. Upon their arrival at the fun resort area, the class started their day of fun by skating at their own risk. Some inexperienced skaters got banged up well before it was time to move down to slide rock. Here everyone had fun either throwing another down the slide rock or being thrown in, swimming or simply splashing each other with water. Despite all the bruises, little injuries, and soreness that resulted from the trip, everyone was glad he went and said he had fun on senior ditch day.

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Last High School Happening for Seniors Hiigh jSdjaoI (Domtnettcetttettt Tuesdoy, June 2, 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Therne According to out desire, we are able to change the things around us. Marcel Proust......................... Processional Pomp and Circumstance’’ — E. Elgar-Ployhar........... High School Symphonic Band Invocation.........................Bishop Harry G. Hancock National Anthem — The Star Spangled Banner’’ .....................Audience Accompanied by High School Symphonic Band The North Sea Overture” — Ralph Hermann.............. High School Symphonic Band Salutatory and Address — Change, a Necessity”.......................Harry Martin Address Desire, the Keystone of Change” .... Libby Baker The Green Leaves of Summer” — Tiomkin...............................High School Choir The Halls of Ivy” RmscllKnight .........................High School Choir Valedictory and Address Today’s Youth in a World of Change . . Richard Douglas Presentation of Class of 1970 ..............James L. Curtis High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas....................C. W. Rhyan President Board of Education Benediction...................Reverend James Lindenmcyer Recessional Academic Procession” — Clifton Williams...........High School Symphonic Band Above left: Richard Douglas and Harry Gene Martin were selected Valedictorian and Saluta-torian. Their main hidaway is the library. Below Left: Libby Baker, who came here her Senior year, ranked second in the senior class academically, but because of a rule which stated that one must be here for four years before he can be cither, she could not be Salutatorian. She was selected, though, to oc the third speaker at the graduation.