Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

mu CDEGEO R PUBUSHED by AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow, Arizona EDITOR Terri Curtis ASSISTANT EDITOR Janet Cribbs ADVERTISING MANAGER Shirley Ught Debbie Harris 1971 BUSINESS MANAGER Lorrinc Joe nr t a nt ? m c Dedication 4 PHOTOGRA PI� tI S Bill Michaels Rodney Chavez Roger Jones Seniors 5 Kenny Conatser ATHLETICS EDITOR 1 A MA A AI {111 A YT C Juniors 27 Vwiarciicc yy 1111 diii� Paula Cullum SENIORS Sophomores 37 Rosie Martinez Sharon Rinker Freshmen 47 JUNIORS Connie Thompson Susan Fishback Faculty 57 SOPHOMORES Janet Cribbs Sandra Burrage Activities 67 FRESHMEN Margaret Billy Lorrine Joe Royality 107 FACULTY Susan Fishback Sports 113 ADVISOR Mr. Dave Conatser Advertising 153 SERVICE AND WISDOM DESERVE DEDICATION 1971 Because of the outstanding guidance and service of two of the leaders of our school administration, it would be impossible to distinguish between them. We have decided to dedicate this year's Meteor to both men. One of this year's Dedicatees has been a faithful servant for the Winslow School System and the City of Winslow for many years. He came to Winslow in 1929, when he taught Plain Geometry in the high school for one year. He then became a science teacher for four years before becoming Assistant Principal and physics teacher. In 1935, he became Winslow High School's principal. In 1939, he became the Superintendent of Public Schools in Winslow. When World War II began, Mr. Ray Booth joined the Navy and served his country for three years. He received his BS Degree from Kansas State Teachers College in 1929, his Masters Degree from the University of Arizona in 1934, and attended USC for nine summers. To you, Mr. Booth, we dedicate the 1971 Meteor in return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration you have bestowed upon us. We want to express our deep gratitude for the guidance and support you have so unselfishly given us in your years of service to Winslow Public Schools. Your wise counsel will never be forgotten. Our other Meteor Dedicatee came to Winslow in 1940. He taught fourth and fifth grades at Lincoln School as the only male teacher. In 1941, he began his service to his country in the U.S. Air Force. He returned to Winslow during the school year 1947-48 and taught sixth grade at Wilson School. In 1948-51, he returned to the Air Force and taught ROTC at the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1953. In 1954-55, he returned to teach seventh grade in Winslow and coach basketball. In 1957, he became Winslow High School's principal and has faithfully served our high school for the past 14 years. At his own request, Mr. James L. Curtis will be principal of the Winslow Junior High School beginning the school year 1971-72. He attended Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe, and received his Bachelors Degree in 1938. In 1956, he received his Masters Degree from Arizona State College in Flagstaff. And to you, Mr. Curtis, we gratefully dedicate this 1971 Meteor for all your untiring service to your community and to the high school. It was your wise guidance and counseling that has built Winslow High School's outstanding reputation and has made us proud of our school. Your sincere interest and concern with all students of WHS and the City of Winslow will always be remembered and deeply appreciated by all who were privileged to receive it. SENIORS Melissa Ayers V. Pres., Doug Sorensen Rep., Tayva Rhoton Rep., Chris Greer Rep., Tracey Kirkland Sec. , Shirley Light Pres., Cathy Knight Treas. The Class of 71 was one of the best ever. They collected more money, won more contests, and contributed more spirit in their year of reign. The seniors accomplished many things, among these were changing of the dress code, a King and Queen of Hearts, and an Ugly Couple contest, and Baccalaureate and Graduation on the same night. Included in the many winnings of the class were the Chain contest, Miss Merry Christmas, Ugly Couple, King and Queen of Hearts, and Gym decorating. The seniors tied for second place on the Homecoming float. With all the money made by the seniors, there was quite a range of ideas used for their ditch day and senior activities for the end of the year. Mr. Griffith was our new Government and Sociology teacher. He also took over the National Honor Society. Mr. Griffith was also an active senior sponsor. The other senior sponsors were Mrs. Meikle, Mrs. Stotts, Mrs. McAuley, Mrs. Gipson, Mr, Knight, Mr. Downing, Mr. Hysong, Chairman, and Mr. Boswell. We appreciate their help in making a successful year for the class of 71 . STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Gary Ahasteen Tommy Attakai Sammy Edward Baca Irene Baldwin James Leland Bardsley Michael Lee Beaty Michael Paul Begay Louie Charlie Danny Chischillie Timothy Fredericks Mark Elliott Gilpin Keith Maurice Holt Alice Andrea Lopez Janet Katherine Maestas Samuel McCabe Jr. Jerry Edward McGehee Ernie Mitchell Louie Paul Patrick Perea George Peter Reyes John Robert Sam Patricia Ann Sanchez Ronald Joe Smith Eugene Howard Taylor Timothy Charles Thomas Gary Michael Tsosie Susan Eileen Van Lue Lucille Marie Yazzie 6 ROY LEE ADKINS II Basketball 1; Band 1,2; Golf 2,3,4. MARCELLA ARLENE DAVID BRUCE ARMSTRONG DAVID ALAN AYRES BERNADETTE ARMIJO Football 1,2,3; Wrestling Band 1,2,3; DECA 3,4. DECA 3,4; Gymnastics 1. 1; Junior Class Play MELISSA KATHLEEN AYRES Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1; Orchestra 1,2; Pres. 3,4; All-State Orchestra 3; Honor Society 3, Rep. 4; S Club 3, Sec. 4; Senior Class V-Pres.; State Solo DONALD LEWIS BAKER Key Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. BENNIE BEDONI Football 1,2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Big Top King 3. KATHY LOUISE BEESON Chorus 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Bible Club 1,2; NOT 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; DECA Sec. 3, Rep. 4; Ariz. DECA State Sec. G Treasurer; Ariz. DECA Acting; Regional V-Prcs. 4. 7 MARGARET BILLY GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Chorus Variety Show 4; Not 2, 3, Treas. 4; FHA 2,3. LINDA BLACKGOAT DELLA LUCILLE BLAKES DECA 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Chorus Variety Show 2,4. ARMINDA RUTH BLEVINS Trans, from Parker Arizona. BERNESTINE BONDS Chorus 1,2,4; Annual 3; Chorus Variety Show 1,2,4; Homecoming Assembly 4. RENEE BONVILLIAN Trans, from Jesse H. Jones, Texas; Drum Majorette 4; Band 2,3, Rep. 4; Program Chairman;; Bible Club 4; Speech G Drama 4; Orchestra 4; Senior Class Play 8 ROBERT RAYMON BRADFORD Basketball 1,2, 3,4; DECA 3,4. LILLIS BROOKS Chorus 3, 4; Chorus Variety Show 3,4; Concert Choir 4. RALPH HERSCHEL CAKE Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 1,3; Key Club 3,4. THEODORE PATRICK CARPENTER Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. AMBER BRIMHALL Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Mascot 1,2, Cap. 3,4; Band 1,2,3, Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Big Top 3. CARLA KAY BROWN GAA 2; Pep Squad 2; Orchestra 1,2; S Club 4; Junior Class Secretary. DONALD RODERYCK CAMPBELL JR. All-State Football; All-Conference Football; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; W Club; Senior Class Play. ARNOLD CHARLEY Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Science Club. 9 DAVID LEWIS CHATMAN SAMUEL EUGENE CHERRY IRENE CLARK ELMER EDWARD CLARK Speech G Drama; Chorus Football 3,4; Wrestling Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2,4; Base- 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; ball 1,3; Key Club 3,4; Science Club; W� Club, Sec.; W Club 3,4; Student Treasurer; Wrestling 1. Council 4, V-Pres. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4. One fire hydrant left from the escapade of seven Senior guys. TERRI ELIZABETH CURTIS Band 1,2; NOT 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Attendant; Gymnastic Manager 3,4; Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Class Key Award; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FTA 4; Student Body Treas. Asst. Editor of Annual 3; Annual Editor 4; Senior Play lighting; Homecoming Assembly 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT EARL DEAN Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; W Club; Honorable Mention; All-Conference Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention A11-Conference Baseball 2,3. CARA LITA DENNIS TERRY ANN DUGGER Concert Choir 2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play. ANITA ANN DAVIS GAA 1; S Club 3,4; NOT 4. WAYNE DELYEA Wrestling 1,2. MICHAEL RAY DUGGER RUBY ELIZA BETH DURAN COLLINS 11 NOPHA ELAINE ELLISON Pep Squad 2, 3; GAA 2; NOT 3,4; DECA 3,4; Junior Class Play. REGINA UNA EZELL Cheerleader 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Metcorcttes 3,4; S Club 3; Cor. Sec. 4; NOT 4; Senior Class Play; Honor Society 4; Annual 3; Librarian 4. LEE SAMUEL FECKO Junior Class Play; Science Club 3; Speech G Drama 3; DECA 4. MARY DOLORES FLORES Spanish Club 2; Chorus 4. ROBERT JAMES ENGELS Football 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Key Club 3; Tres. 4; W Club; Big Top Candidate 2; Senior Class Play. RENE MICHAEL FAUCHER Football 3,4; Key Club; Science Club; W Club; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2, V. pres. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Speech G Drama; Homecoming Candidate; Jr. G Sr. Class Play; U. of A. Award; Student Body Pres.; Boy's State Del. SUSAN DIANNE FISHBACK Band 1, 2, sec. 3 G 4; S Club 3,4; Honor Society 4; Annual 4; Junior Class Play. CAY FRATZOLA Pep Squad 1 12 PATRICIA ANNE FREEMAN FRANKLIN DEAN CASHWESEOMA LOUISE COLDTOOTH GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Chorus Variety Show 4; DECA 3; FHA 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2. ARTHUR GALLEGOS Football 1,2,3,4; All-State Football; All-Conf. Football; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2, 3,4. VIRGINIA CAROL GILLIAM Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; S Club 3; Speech G Drama 4; DECA 3. PAT L. GONZALES 13 SANDRA HELEN GONZALES GARY LEIGH GORHAM DECA 3,4; Basketball Manager 2. CHRISTOPHER ALEN GREER Honor Society 4; Football 4; Basketball 1; Concert Choir 2; Madrigal 1; Boy's State 3; Honorable Mention Football; Student Council 2. MARTIN CRUZ GUTIERREZ CURTIS LEE HARDY Football 1,2, 3,4; All-Conf. Football; Homecoming Candidate; Wrestling 3,4; W Club, Sergeant of Arms. LINDA DEANNE HARRAH Girl's State 3; Student Council; Junior Play; Meteorettes 2, Manager 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4; GAA 1; Speech G Drama 3,4 Sec.; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1,2,3; S Club Sec. 3,4. JEANETTE DEBORAH GUEVARA Chorus Variety Show 3; DECA 4; FHA 2; Pep Squad CURTIS RAY HANEY Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Key-Club, V-Pres. 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. GARRY HARDY Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Honorable Mention Football; Honorable Mention Baseball; Homecoming King; Key Club, Sergeant of Arms; W Club, President. DEBRA RENEE HARRIS Band 1,2,3; GAA 1; S Club Tres. 3; Rep. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Honor Society 4; FTA Sec. 4; Student Council 4; Annual 4. 14 JANICE SUE HARRIS Student Council Rep. 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; GAA 1.2, 3,4; V-Pres.; NOT 2, 3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 1.2. JAMES HAYES Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4. ROCKY LEE HERMAN Football 1,2,3; Track 1,3. MANUEL ANTHONY HERNANDEZ JR. Wrestling 3, 4. Who says a typical day in English IV isn't fun? JANICE ROSE HOPPER JAMES CLYDE HOPSON Concert Choir 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Basketball Madrigal 2, 3,4; Spanish 3,4. Club 2,3,4; Bible Club 2,3, Sec., Trcs. 4; S Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Outstanding Spanish Student 1,2,3; Spanish Club Tres. 3, Pres. 4; Chorus Historian 3, Pres. 4; Senior Play. NORA JOHN GAA 1; Pep Squad 1; Masonic Essay; 3rd Place 1; Honorable Mention 2. GERALDINE JAMES ADA SHARRON JOHNSON Orchestra 1,2, V-Pres. 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Bible Club 2,3, Rep. 4; Honor Society 4; Junior Class Play; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2. LORRAINE JOE S Club 3; NOT 3,4, V-Pres.; Chorus 4; Science Club 3. KATHY JONES OSCAR LEE JOSEPH Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling I; Track 1,2,3,4. TRACEY KIRKLAND Senior Class Sec.; Mascot 2; Mcteorettes 3; FTA. CATHERINE KNIGHT Senior Class Tres.; NOT 4; Speech G Drama 3,4; Junior Play. MARY MARGARET KYLE DECA 3,4, Parliamentarian; S Club 4. MARCIA LYNN LAMB DARRELL CHARLES LANE Football 1,2,3,4; All-Conf. Football 4; Track 1; W Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; All-Conf. Basketball 3. GENEVA LEWIS CAA 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; Pep Squad 1. SHIRLEY JEAN LIGHT Senior Class Pres. Orchestra 1,2,3; S Club 3, Parliamentarian 4; honor Society 3, Tres. 4; FTA 4; Chorus 4; Concert Choir 4; Outstanding U.A. Award; CAA 1,2,3, Rec. 4; Annual 3, Business Manager 4. 17 TERRI WINETTE LITTRELL GAA 1,2; S Club 3,4; FHA 2, Tres. 3, Pres. 4; Fresh. Scholarship Award; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2; VFW Voice of Democracy 4th 3; Girl's State Alter.; Gymnastics 1; Masonic fcssay. Pep Squad 2; Fresh. Class Sec.; Honor Society 3, v. pres. 4; DANIEL EUGENE LUCERO Trans, from Holbrook; Football 2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3. ROSITA ELIZABETH MARTINEZ Spanish Club 2; Pep Squad 3; Annual 4. CLYDINE LONG ROXIE LYNN MARTIN Concert Choir 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Gymnastics 1; FTA 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Meteor-ettes 3, pres. 4; Senior Class Play; VFW Voice of Democracy 1st place 4; GAA 1; Chorus librarian 4; Speech G Drama 3,4. SANDRA MASAYESVA 18 DOLORES THERESA MATA JOY LA VERNE MATTOX Pep Squad 3. ELIZABETH ANN MAYBERRY Chorus 1,2,3; Gymnastics 4; GAA 3,4; Homecoming Assembly 2,4; Pep Squad 3; Big Top 1,2,4; Chorus Variety Show 2, 4. MARY ELLEN MAZON DECA Historian 3, Tres. 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Squad 1. MARY LEE McPHETRIDGE Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4; Meteorettes 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Junior Class V. Pres.; Gymnastics 1. CHRISTINA MEAD S Club 4; Bible Club 1. There is absolutely no excuse for not having homework done in Mrs. Meile's class. 19 LIZA MENDOZA Ugly Couple 4. BEATRICE MOORE GAA 4; Pep Squad 4, v. pres.; S Club 3,4; FTA v. pres. 4; Chorus 3; Junior Class Play. ROSEIiNE NELSON GAA 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Variety Show; NOT 3, historian 4; DECA 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. FRANCES JUDY OLACUE DECA 3,4. GARY DALE MOODY Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; W Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Speech G Drama 3, rep. 4; DECA pres. 3,4; FTA 2, 3; All-State Football 4; Outstanding Jr. Drama Student; Junior Class Play. SHARON MAE MOSS JACHETA DIANE NICHOLS Gymnastics 1,3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. TILFRED RAY OSO Junior Class Pres.; Key Club pres.; W Club v. pres.; sec.; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Mr. Ugly; Student Council 3,4. 20 DIANA LYNN PARSONS Orchestra 1, sec. 2. JONEE LOUISE PATTERSON Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; DECA 3,4, sec. ALBERT JAMES PEACHES Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4. MARY CHACON PETERSON Pep Squad 1,2; CAA 1,2, 3; FHA 1,2, pres. 3; Queen of Hearts Candidate 1; Sophomore Class Sec.; Junior Class Treas. STEVE PETERSON Football 2; Track 1,2. STEVE ANTHONY PENA Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. 21 VANNIE VAE PODRUCHNY Band 1; Orchestra 1,2,3, v. pres. 4; DECA historian 3,4; S Club 3,4; Bible 31ub 1, 2, 3, v. pres. 4; Speech G Drama 4; Gymnastics 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. C. GAIL POISDALL DELIA ANGELA QUOSHENA DAVID EDWARD RENCHER Band 1, 2,3,4; All-State Band 1, 2,3; State Solo G Ensemble 1st place 2; Brass Ensemble 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. PORTER CANDYCE RENFRO Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; W Club. TAYVA RHOTON Honor Society 3; pres. 4; Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Meteorettes 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Orchestra 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Speech G Drama 3, v. pres. 4; Student Council 4. SHARON RAE RINKER Meteorettes Manager 4; Annual 4; Coconino High School 3. GERALDINE MARIE ELIZABETH SANCHEZ Pep Squad 1; FHA 1; Outstanding Spanish Student 3; Outstanding Secretarial Student 3. LAWRENCE PAUL REYNOLDS Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1, 2; Science Club 4; Honor Society 4. JOEL WAYNE RICHARDS Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; W� Club 3,4. ARTHUR RAYMOND ROMERO Football 2; DECA 2; reporter 3. TOMMY SANDOVAL Wrestling 1,2,3; DECA 4. 23 KAREN KAY SHERRILL Orchestra 1, librarian 2,3,4; Science Club 3, pres. 4; Chorus 3; United Nations Pilgrimage; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Honor Society 4; Speech Drama 4; FTA 4; NEDT Merit Certificate 2. GLORIA JEAN SOEHNER Pep Squad 2, recorder 3, tres. 4; Meteorettes 3, cocap. 4; GAA 1,2,3, pres. 4; NOT 2, 3,4; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 1,2; Gymnastics manager; Girl's State; FTA 3,4. GLORIA JEAN MA RIA TAFOYA DECA 3,4; FTA 3; Chorus 2,3,4. CORA LEE TATE Concert Choir 2, 3; Chorus 2,3; Girls Triple Trio 3; Band 2, 3; Madrigal 2; District Solo Ensemble Festival 2, 3; West Mesa High School 1. DIANA GAIL SMITH Miss Merry Christmas 4; Bible Club 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2; FHA 3; Senior Class Play; Speech Drama 4. BERT DOUGLAS SORENSEN Football 1,2,3,4; Soph, pres.; Fresh. Sr. rep.; Track 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3; Boy's State Nation; Honor Society 4; Bulldog Barks editor 4; All Conf. Football 4; W Club 2, 3,4; Key Club 3, rep. 4; Homecoming candidate 4; Basketball 1. VICKI MAE TANNER FHA 1; Band 1,2; Pep Squad 2; NOT 4; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Mascot 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; S Club v. pres. 3,4; Honor Society 3, historian 4. EDWARD CHARLES THOMAS Football 1,2, 3, co-captain 4; All-Star Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-Conference football 4; All-Conference Basketball 3; W Club 2,3,4. 24 KATHLEEN CECELIA ANN TRUJILLO IRENE MAY VELASQUEZ DECA 3,4. ESTHER VILLONUEVA STEPHEN DEAN WADE Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Madrigal 3,4; Bible Club 3,4; Transfer Palo Verde H. S. JOHN H. WARREN Science Club pres. 4; W Club 2, 3,4; Concert Choir LINDA KATHLEEN 3; Madrigal 4; Basketball WARREN 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Senior Class Play. CONNIE KAY THOMPSON Band 1,2,3, pres. 4; Solo Ensemble Festival; All-State Band 1,3; State Solo Ensemble Festival 3; NOT 3; S Club 3, pres. 4; Honor Society 4; Junior Class Play; Annual 4. FREIDA THOMPSON GAA 1,2; Chorus 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; FHA 4. RICHARD LAWRENCE WATTS Football 4, Golf. THOMAS PATRICK WE1NBECK DEC A 3,4. LINDA SUZAN WELLMAN S Club 4; NOT 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; DEC A 3,4. PEGGY MARGARETE WEST Chorus 1,2, sec. 3, v. pres. 4; Concert Choir 1,2, 3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3, pres. 4; Speech G Drama 3, pres. 4; S Club 3; Honor Society 4; Jr. G Sr. Class Play; District Debate 1 st 3. CLARENCE KELVIN WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS W Club 2,3,4; Wrestling NOT 3,4; CAA 2,3; Pep 1,2,3. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Squad 1. ANITA DOLORES YBARRA 26 JUNIORS The class of 1972 Rosemary Ewan; Rep., Moreau Walters; V. Pres., Steve Brockwell; Pres., Jo Letts; Treas., Cydncy McLaws; Sec. This year began with a boom for the junior class. It all started with the first day of school when they realized that last year they were sophomores and next year they would be seniors. Their first victory came in the Homecoming Float Contest. They used the traditional class ring as their basic theme for their float. It was a beautifully done float deserving the first place they won. The next accomplishment was winning the trash can contest. Every club and class participated in decorating the trash cans around the campus. The juniors out did everyone with their original idea of a circle K milk carton, garbage can, outhouse, and a side with all the names of the people that helped on it. Then we all heard the halls ringing with the sounds of excited juniors as they exhibited their class rings. It was a time the class will never forget. The class ring is a treasured memory of your high school days. The basketball games proved very fruitful for the junior eager beavers. The concession stand of cokes and candy was a major money making project for the class, but also they sold candy bars and had a concession stand at the Christmas parade. Now 72 is the ruling class. They will enter the halls next year with a new outlook. We wish you all the luck the future holds! Those students not pictured Larry Ahasteen Jim Bomkamp Norma Boswell Joe Charley Ella Mae Charlie Riley Chatman Danny Chischillie Emma Jane Clarke Paula Cullum James Davis Ronnie Doud Homer Gambler Peggy Gilliam Joel Gillmore Vicki Groom Mark Holt Tony Hopper Russell Ingraham Glenn Irvin Ena Joe Charlie John Jerry Kanuho Harry Katoney Lorene Kearns Joyce Lalo Alvin Many goats Ruben Mazon Kim Mileham Kenneth Moses Leroy Nez Dorothy Padilla Ronald Pavatca Roy Renfro Linda Sanchez Eugene Scott Janet Sehongva Iona Sena Marie Shepard Ernest Smith Johnnie Spencer Eddie Stinson Lillie Tohannie Sodic Trujillo Francis Tulley Bucky Wagner Roger Watts Bill Webster Ella Williams Sue Wong 28 Robert Aipperspach Clydel Atkins Eula Bakurza Linda Beeson Chuck Benham Prentice Beaty Dorothy Begay Johnny Begay Cecelia Benefield Lucille Branch Mark Boyle Steve Brockwell Robert Brummett Sandra Burrage Harvey Cake Eddie Chacon Ncomi Clinton Janet Cribbs Judy Duran 30 Scotty Flanagan Bruce Foehner Randall Foster Amy Frame Janet Freeman Tim Gaston Michael Gifford Joy Gilbert in the trash can contest. Arthur Gonzales Erlinda Gonzales Inez Gonzales Vickie Groom Edward Gutierrez Stephen Gutierrez Michael Guzman Raymond Hanson 31 Mary Haydukovich Joe Hernandez Mike Hesser Terry Horn Renay Hunter Joe Hurley Mari Hawkins Raylene Jenkins Ray Ianni Ken Ingraham Elsie Johnson Teresa Johnson Roger Jones 32 George Higginson .«■■■ fci Football was a Linda Keller favorite pastime. Norma Lopez Marsha Losey Jonathan Lansa Tommy Lewis Mary Lou Mazza 33 Cydney McLaws Ursula McLean Yolanda Mendoza Susan Miller Thomas Mitchell Bridget Montoya Jeannette Moore Peni Morris • -7 Robert Neill Lorena Nichols Alberta Mote The firs place float. Barbara Robertson Cathy Roush Leo Salazar LaDonna Stearns Mike Taggart Pauline Tanner Gwen Thomas Mark Soo Hoo Arthur Valdez Jim Velasquez Gilbert Villarino Jerry Kanuho smiles nicely for the camera! Moreau Walters Sue Wong Earl Wright Valeen Yazzie Steve Zukowski 36 SOPHOMORES From left to right: Beth Neill Trea., Terri Garner Sec., Carla Cribbs V. Pres. , Max Hathaway Pres., Gwen Sorensen, George Bertino, and Tom White, Rep. Here they are ! The proud class of 1973. At the end of the school year of 1971, they have completed their course as sophomores. They have dissected fish, frogs, grasshoppers, crayfish, and clams. A lot of new clubs and organizations were opened to them as sophomores which were not offered as freshmen. Soon more stripes will be uncovered for the letters they have earned in clubs, sports, and organizations. They also took on the responsibility of setting a good example to the new freshmen. They know the rules of the high school and they have learned to obey these rules. This year the sophomores did their best in the contests. They came in second in the chain making contest. They tied for second in the homecoming float contest. Their float consisted of a maroon and white football helmet which went with their theme Sophomores Support W.H.S. They really have gotten on the ball and supported Winslow High this year. Their cross country, football and basketball players, their wrestlers, gymnasts, cheerleaders, Metcorettcs, and mascots have really helped support our high school this past year. Students not pictured: Terry Alcott Pamela Baca Larry Bahe Rudie Bcgayc Richard Borunda Wilbert Charley Phyllis Davis Debbie Engels William Franklin Joy Gilbert Eddison Goldtooth Inez Gonzales Gary Hardy Mari Hawkins Jacquelyn James Peter Johnson Mary Kelly John Krusze Curtis Land Carmen Lewis Jackson Lewis Loren Lomayaktewa Phillip Lopez Gabc Martinez Bobby McCabe Delbert Myron Paul Myron Rosabelle Nells Claude Pahona Charlie Perea Stephen Richards Steve Schmidt Mary Sena Zack Thomas Benny Valenzuela Alvin Williams Sue Woo Silas Youvclla 38 Janara Adams John Alire John Allen Delmar Ami Madeline Aragon Mary Ann Aragon Lew Argetsinger Rue ben Baca Virginia Bahe Priscilla Barton -A Joe Bedonie Nellie Begay Anna Begaye Rosalie Begaye Paula Benefield Mary Bonham LcAnn Bernier George Bcrtino Jackie Blad Linda Bompkamp Randy Boyd Rocky Bradshaw Catherine Breeze Harry Brewer 39 Gloria Brown Oliver Brown Sophomores' Miss Merry Christmas, Renee Day Terry Buckley Jimmy Cake Lloyd Caraway Michael Ceballos Rodney Chavez Patricia Chcc Henry Chezumpena Gary Carlson Katrina Carpenter Neal Carver Dan Clark Grace Cody Carla Cribbs Sandra Curley Todd Curley Renee Day John Daly Ellen Dorsey Rhonda Dugger Pamela Dug gins 40 Marty Durkin Thomas Easley Elizabeth Ekstrom Cynthia Ellis Joe Estudillo Teresa Franklin Elizabeth Fratzola Elaine Fredricks Jeannie Fredricks Marie Fugatt Sandy Fulton Catherine Garcia Terri Gamer Steven Gifford Mike Giragi Jack Gondek Eddie Gonzales Jackie Gonzales Josephine Gonzales Vickie Gonzales Becky Graybeal Joe Hancock Patricia Harper 41 Curt Hatton Brenda Haydukovich Sophomores get their first taste of manual dex terity in Typing 1. Mary Alice Hayes Diane Heartz Andy Hernandez Michele Hernandez Emily Hernandez Mary Hernandez Victor Hernandez Rose Honanie Betty Horseherder Darrell James Brenda Jennings Rita Joe Dianne John Anthony Jones Vince Juarez John Kalisz Julianne King Kathy Kirby Raymond Kirkland Raymond Kyle William Hathaway 9 42 Mark LeGate Thelma Lee Genevieve Lewis Alice Lovato Susan Lowry Jeanne Lyet Alex Magana Pierre Mallette Paula Martin Kate Martinez Herbert Martinez Carol May Virginia Mazon Kim McCormick Johnny McDaniel Charlie McKay Luther McLean Bill Michaels Danny Miller Marilyn Monroe Gaylord Moore Timothy Morgan Lalinda Naha 43 Biology I students are participating in a group discussion concerning the general behavior of Debbie Nelson various organisms. HollY Nclson Kraig Ogdon Karen O'Haco Johnny Ortega Norma Osegueda Erick Paddie Danny Padilla Edward Padilla Gary Pashano Vickie Passmore Shawn Peart Thomas Pena Richard Petronovich Elaine Plumley Laura Potter Karen Pyeatt Mary Ramirez Lori Raygor David Reyes 44 Thomas Rice Daniel Romero Pat Romero Raymond Romero Diana Ruiz Nyla Sahmie Madeline Sahneyah Delores Salazar Reyes Salazar Jeff Sanchez Patrick Sanchez Rosalie Sanchez Ruebcn Sanchez Teresa Saucedo Skipper Sawyer David Scheid Bill Schmidt Elda Silas Hanley Short Michael Smith Cwen Sorensen 45 The Sophomores have helped to promote school spirit by entering their float in the Homecoming activities. Ray Tallsalt Karen Tanner Paul Thomas Truman Thorne Billie Ticer Mary Tsosie Karen Sullens Yvonne Tafoya Michael Tyler Georganna Valdez Sandra Warren Shirley Washington Teresa Watts Cheryl Weatherton Garry Whipple Tom White William White Harold Williams Seraphine Williams Martha Willie Carol Wright Laura Yazzie Annette Ybarra Albert Yec Teresa Ylarraz Darlene Yonnie 46 FRESHMEN Seated- Mary Durkin-Prcsidcnt, standing left to right-Mary Fauchcr-Representative, Bonnie Wade-Vice-President, Joe McLaws-Representative, Janet Heflin-Treasurer, Toynette Tanner-Secretary, and Bill Duran-Representative. The year began with the anxious freshman full of fear and excitement. They registered first and got a glimpse of their principal for the next four years. The following month they had their annual orientation where the upper classmen taught them the school songs and school cheers. They were told about the clubs they can participate in and the activities they can join. Then came the freshman auction where the upper classmen bought freshman for their slaves and the freshmen were told what to do. The class also began money raising efforts this year so they would have some of the finances needed for the various activities that will occur during their junior and senior years. These included selling donuts and candles. They were very energetic throughout the year. Winslow High is proud to have them. Not Pictured Chris Alvarado Edison Begay Michael Craig Olivers Don Clark Virgil Cruz Ray Duran Larry Earl Beverly Ellis Joseph Michael Foy Phillip Fritz Claudette Hasten Patrick Hughes Dewey Jackson David Jennings Anna Marie Jensen Wilson Katoney Kevin Kautz Felix Kearns Frankie Kwong Nellie Lee Kenneth Lewis Lance Luther Vemie Martin Lonnie McCloud Charles McLain Eugene Montano Henry Morris Selwyn Namoki Rena Mac Nells Joseph Oplingcr Carl Petronovich Valentine Burke Pinto Gary Pooch a Daniel Romero Christine Sanchez Agnes Setalla Joe Tafoya Wayne Taylor Elton Tcwayguna Cecilia Thomas Wesley Tohannie Amos Ernie Tso Isabell Tso Mary Warren Linda Weinbeck Randall West Raymond Wong Lila Woo 48 Loretta Agoodie Sandra Baca Mary Begay Susan Aipperspach Aline Bahe Verna Begay Floyd Altaha Elmer Barton Bertha Bcnally Lois Argetsinger Roy Atkins Re nay Barton Paul Beeson Laura Bertino Marilou Billy ennadine Adams 'cnida Atsye larloette Begay jrothy Blackgoat ames Greg Bloomfield Robert Adams Mike Ayres Lula Begay Victoria Blakes Raymond Branch Kathy is being oriented by her fellow classmates. Michael Breeze Johnson Charlie Mary Couglin Bill Duran Katherine Espinosa Mary Flores Dolores Brito Lucinda Clarke Donald Cribbs Mary Durkin Robert Estudillo Laura Fore Linda Burgess Daniel Cleveland Mike Day Kathy Elzey Mary Faucher Charles Burrage Kenneth Conatser Gloria Dayea Mary Cahill Cathy Cooke Mcrwin DeWitt Laura Chambers Susan Copsey Billy Dowd 50 I never knew a frog had so many parts. Virgina Gonzales Earl Grayson Milton Grayson Eileen Hardy Walter Harrah Claudette Hasten Robert Henderson Cecelia Hernandez Estrella Higginson 51 Denver Gamer Andrea Gilpin Walter Greer Shirley Hatch Bobby Hodge Wren Frame Bonnie George Theresa Gonzales Roxanne Haider Mark Haydukovich Esther Interpreter Theron Freeman Charles Gilliam Theresa Gonzales Susie Hancock Janet Heflin Frank James Anita Joe Jerry Johnson Zehna Jones Laura Katoney Gaye Kautz Shirley Kearns Susan Keller Gilbert Kcyonnie Cindy Kidd Andrew Knight Gary Lamb Edward Lansa Carol Lee Beverly Lewis I have to take time out to have my picture taken. Jimmy Lewis Tim Lightner Sandra Lopez Ruben Lovato Vicki Littrell Viviane Luke Florine Lockwood Joe Luther Debra Lomeli Willis Mack Ruth Long Mike MacLean Marlena Manola Darlene May Grant Milligan Heather Morris Orlinda Manson Alice McCabe Robert Mitchell Shirley Morris Ophelia Manson Becky McFarland Daniel Montoya Charles Murray John Martin Joi McLaws Mike Montoya Louella Nalisonhoya Arleen Masayesu; John McLean Stephen Montoya Irene Nanez Katherine Matthews Barbara Meister Jerome Moore James Nelson Mike Normandin Dolores Oliva Freshmen cooperating at orientation by showing their spirit for the class of '74 53 Candidate for Miss Merry Christmas Mary Faucher I. V Candy Olson Val Pahona Glenn Peaches Harmonie Podruchny Robert Reyes Frances Orozco Myma Pavatea Donald Perry Howard Perry Mary Ellen Plese Sharon Plumley Debbie Parsons Charles Penrod Andrea Powell Charolette Ramirez Dolores Renfro Sue Renfro Antionette Pena Donald Potter Margaret Richards Marlene Roan Jo Dee Roberts Robert Robertsor Elsie Porter Geoffrey Richards Terry Rhoton 54 Cheryl Schibi Gale Sochner Toynette Taimer Maria Serna Johnson Stacey Martha Thomas m Rex Shumway Charles Stratton Molly Thomas Brenda Smith Mae Talayumptev Steven Thom a: Julie Scheid Oliver Smith Mary Lou Tallsalt Stacy Tiffin Veina Satala Dwain Smith Louise Tallsalt Alvin Thompson Nora Turner Fred Romero Danny Smitli Betty Tallsalt Suzi Thomas Roberta Tom Charlene Valenzula The Freshman showed their spirit at Christmas by selling candles as a money making project. 55 Laura Wakeford Gary Wilhelm Bonnie Wade Carl Wellman Betty Williams Cynthia Van Petten Ester William Jeff Yazzie Lorenzo Yazzie Linda Yabarra Joey Zukowski Mary Lou Valverde Marcus Warren Valrie Wilhoite Daniel Yazzie Loren Yazzie Anne Ybarra Stephanie Zahnlcy Lita Wagner Sterling West Sylvia Winslow Phillip Waite Kenneth Wetzel Helen Wright Miss Smith's English class seems to be hard at work on their grammar and theme writing. 56 ADMINISTRATION Mr. J. Armstrong Mr. C. Rhoton School Board School Board Mr. W. Rhyan School Board Mr. Metzger School Board Mr. Simmons School Board Mr. R. E. Booth Superintendent Mr. W.M. Wright Asst. Principal Mr. F.A. Dahlen Assistant Superintendent Mrs. V. Lay cock System Clerk Mr. J.L. Curtis Principal Mrs. L. Meikle System Secretary Mrs. M. Simmons System Bookkeeper Mrs. B. Bly Secretary Mrs. B. Griffith Bookkeeper Mr. O. W. Letts Counselor Mr. Alford Special Ed. r Mr. W.M. Walton Counselor Mr. Arthur Chorns 59 Mrs. B. Jensen School Nurse Mr. Bellman Geometry, Algebra Mr. Boles History, Gov't. r Mr. Boswell Mr. Canfield Marketing, Bookkeeping, Machine Shop Merchandizing Mr. Conatscr Biology, Annual Mk i Mr. Cooley American History W. Geography Mrs. Clubbs Health Mrs. Dahlen Library Mr. Downing Typing, Gen. Bus. 60 Mr. Dryden Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science Mr. Fink English I, Basic English Mr. Fritz Algebra I, II, Senior Math Mrs. Gipson Home Economics Something in the office catches Mr. Boswell's eye ! Mrs. Greenwood English II, French Mr. Griffith Sociology, Amcr. Gov't. 61 Mr. Harris English III, Speech Mr. Henling Algebra, Geometry Mr. Huffman Woodworking Mrs. Hysong Girl's P.E. £ Mr. Hysong Biology I Mr. McArthur General Math Miss Kircher Home Economics Mrs. McAuley English IV 62 Mr. Knight English II Mrs. Meikle Sec. Proc. Typing, Shorthand Mr. Nasser Boy's Health and P.E. Mr. Patterson Art, Mechanical Drawings Mr. Rockwell General Metals Mr. Fink works hard on grading his English papers. Mr. Stotts World Geography, American History Mrs. Stotts Office Practice Typing Mrs. Summersgill English III Mr. Suinmcrsgill Band, Music Fundamentals Mr. Williams Spanish Mrs. Groves Librarian Mr. Clubbs Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Dugger Teacher's Aid Mrs. Pctranovich Teachers Aid I Mrs. Cox Teacher's Aid Cora, Mike, and Porter get instructions from Mr. Griffith. Mr. Dugger Maintenace Superintendent Mr. A. Sawyer Maintenance Asst. Superintendent Mr. Curruth Mr. Lomahquaha Mr. Rice Mr. Fecko Mr. Holt Mr. Holt keeps the top floor clean for the students. ACTIVITIES Mr. Conatser Homecoming Dedicatee 1970 Traditions was the theme for the 1970 homecoming assembly. Reigning from the throne of the WHS homecoming was Jeanne Soehner and Carry Hardy as they were crowned the 1970 Homecoming King and Queen. This years Homecoming Dedicatee, Mr. David Conatser, received this honor by his hard work and service to the high school. The weeks activities ended with a parade Friday afternoon, a victory game over Miami, and a dance after the game. Homecoming Candidates: Queen Jeanne Soehner, Amber Brimhall, Terri Curtis, Regina Ezell, and Tayva Rhoton HOMECOMING 1970 IS SUCCESSFUL Homecoming Candidates: Doug Sorensen, Curtis Hardy, Mike Faucher, Roddy Campbell, and King Carry Hardy. From top to bottom: Doug Sorensen, Dee Harrah, Chris Greer, Shirley Light, Mike Faucher, Jeanne Soehner DELEGATES IN GOVERNMENT During the week of June 8-14, Shirley Light, Dee Harrah, and Jeanne Soehner traveled to the University of Arizona to attend the 1970 Arizona Girls' State. During the same week, Chris Greer, Doug Sorensen, and Mike Faucher attended Boys' State at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. While attending the Girls' and Boys' State, they all learned the correct procedures of balloting, elections, and the running of government operations, whether it be city, state, or national government. All three girls held city offices and assisted in forming a city book for each of their cities. Doug Sorensen was elected to the office of Secretary of State. This took a great deal of campaigning and speech making. He also had the honor of being elected as a senator to Boys' Nation. From July 17-24, Doug spent his time in Washington, D. C. learning how our national government is run. His efforts have brought great honor upon Winslow High School, the American Legion, and those he represented in Arizona. 69 Doug Sorensen, delegate to Boys' Nation. “THE EGG I” Director-Ron Harris Betty Mac Dona Id--Norma Boswell Don MacDonald--Steve Brockwcll Anne MacDonald--Jo Letts Joan MacDonald—Peggy Gilliam Thad--Mark Fauchcr Daisy--Paula Cullum Mr. Mannix—Jeff Simpson Corinne--La Donna Steams Fishface--Mike Tsosic Hi-Baby--Bruce Foehner JJ—Mike Gifford Ross—George Higginson Lingery Lady—Karen Rice Millicent—Jan Lowrie Tessie—Moreau Walters Miss Linden--Nancy Normandin Grady--Victor Cooke Larsen—Wayne Smith Paula--Connie Clcavor Toni--Lesa Thomas Lolly--Judy Duran Mitzie--Elsie Johnson Student Director--Tayva Rlioton Stage Manager--Mark Boyle There's got to be an easier way to look slimmer. Steve Brockwell daydreaming after a hard days work on the farm. Alright everyone, listen up and listen good! Surely every city slicker has, at one time, yearned for the healthy, outdoor life down on the farm. The strivings of modem man to get back to the soil has been depicted in a numcr of books and television shows. But surely no one has handled the subject with so much charm, lightness, and humor as has Betty MacDonald in this modem classic, now delightfully dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens. 70 Front row: V. Podruchny, R. Bonvillain, K. Sherrill, M. Faucher, M. Fauchcr, Back row: C. Gilliam, R. Campbell, G. Smith, P. Freeman, J. Hopper. “WE RE ALL GUILTY” Senior Class Play Who is guilty when a juvenile gets into trouble? When a good kid who seemingly has had every opportunity for a worthwhile life is brought before a judge to answer for his actions, does he stand alone after accused? Or is there such a tiling as contributory guilt? Judge Frazier (Tayva Rhoton) of Juvenile Court questions Gary Durant (Mark Faucher) on the stand during senior play. We're All Guilty Mr. Ron Harris—Director Sergeant Dan Boland--Sam Cherry Sylvia Frazier—Tayva Rhoton Martin Train--John Warren Tyler Connell-Garry Hardy Elwood Durant--Mike Faucher Florence Durant--Karen Sherrill Gary Durant—Mark Faucher Betty Joe Kelton—Vannie Podruchny Tom Kelton--Doug Sorenson Louise Kelton—Renee Bonvillain Frank Haggerty—Roddy Campbell Ruth Haggerty--Roxie Martin May Haggerty--Carol Gilliam Margaret Shaw—Patty Freeman Wilma Shaw--Janice Hopper Jeannie Shaw—Gail Smith Sam Cherry loafing on the job again. W Club is an organization composed of boys that have been awarded the school letter in competitive sports, such as football, track, baseball, golf, basketball, cross country, or wrestling. It encourages better sportsmanship, helps stimulate interest in all athletic events, and provides fellowship for Winslow High athletes. Our members were seen selling popcorn at all the home athletic events during the season. Curtis Hardy demonstrates what happens to W Club members when they are late. President-in-chief-John Warren; Vice-president-Mike Faucher; Secretary-Mark E. Faucher; Treasurer-Louie Chatman-Sergeant-at-arms-Curtis Hardy; Representative-Rob Neill. W CLUB First row: M. Faucher, L. Chattman, J. Richards, J. Davis. Second row: R. Neil, T. Oso, T. White, J. Warren, G. Hardy. I hird row: R. Smith, G. Moody, E. Taylor, C. Adkins, B. Dean. Fourth row: S. Brockwell, C. Hardy, M. Faucher, R. Engels, S. Cherry. Fifth row: S. Youvella, J. Alirc, J. Hancock, M. Durkin. Sixth row: H. Short, C. Williams. Front row: J. Hopper, J. Roberts, A. Frame, V. Podruchny. Second row: D. Harris, S. Light, P. Duggins, L. Beriner. Third row: S. West, R. Bonvillian, R. Day. Fourth row: M. Kahili, C. May, H. Morris. REACH OUT President-Peggy West; Vice-president-Vannie Podruchny; Secretary-treasurer-Janice Hopper; Representative-Sharron Johnson. Mr. Harris and Peggy West arc leading the members of Reach Out in a discussion of one of the many parts of the Bible. Reach Out , formerly the Bible Club, is a high school organization formed by students interested in the Christian way of life. Their goal is to be a representative for Christ within the high school, and to spread the love of Christ and the happiness a Christian life can give. Some of their activities are selling plastic bulldogs, they have put on some religious dramas around town. The members and their guests went on a picnic at Blue Ridge during Easter vacation. They also had a Senior social at the end of the year to honor the seniors in the club. 73 Above: Mr. Wright awards the student librarians with certificates for their work. Above: Mr. Arthur hands out awards to chorus members. Below: Mr. Summersgill gives the band awards to band members. ASSEMBLIES HONOR STUDENTS The Arts and Clubs, Athletic, and Honors assemblies awarded many deserving students again this year. The purpose of these assemblies is to recognize certain students who have shown outstanding talent or ability in the fields of arts, clubs, athletics, and academics. 74 Above: Mr. Conatser awards Lorraine Jo with the annual business-sales award. Left: Mr. Downing presents the basketball certificates to the J. V. Basketball players. Right: Coach Griffith presents Eugene Taylor with the Major Vargas award. Geraldine Sanchez is presented the Good Citizenship award from the office of the Navajo County sheriffs department. S CLUB SERVES THE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL Row 1: J. Hopper, Mrs. Spinks, S. Light, Parli; V. Tanner, V. Poduchney, J. Letts, Vice Pres; M. Walters, C. Mead. Row 2: J. Duran, C. Brown, M. Ayres, Rec. Sec; T. Littrell, M. Kyle, D. Harris, Rep; L. Thomas, P. Cullum. Row 3: K. Carpenter, R. Ezell, Cores. Sec; A. Davis, Treas; S. Cody, S. Fishback, C. Thompson, Pres. S Club was very active this year. They participated in many community projects and school activities. Among these were the Indian Rodeo, parade, Kiwanis' Breakfast, Bonnie Brennan Carnival, Football and Policeman's banquet, and many other services. These arc really a bunch of hard working girls. Moreau, Lesa, Katrina, Connie, Susan, and Mary pose as flappers for the Homecoming parade. Katrina and Gwen work hard at the rodeo, one of the many service projects of S Club. G.R.A. A new group was created this year, one composed of the men of our school. The name of this is Boys Routing Association. The guys turn out at all the football and basketball games to support the players with their spirit. They have really been an asset to the school. J. Simpson, M. Fauche, T. Gaston, M. Gifford, M. Taggart, D. Smith, S. Brockwell, G. Higginson, E. Wright. Officers: T. Gaston, pres; M. Gifford, v. pres; J. Simpson, treas; E. Wright, sec; M. Ferguson, sargeant at arms. B.R.A. G.R.A. B.R.A. BOYS ROUTING ASSOCIATION HAVE SPIRIT Girls Routing Association, formerly known as Pep Squad, really came a long way this year. They participated in all the football and basketball games. They sold plastic flowers at Homecoming for the men to buy for their dates. This proved quite profitable. This year they bought uniforms. The suits consisted of a maroon pants-skirt with a white top. These uniforms added even more spirit to the club. The initiation was a spook house for the new members and those not initiated last year. This, and all the activities of the year, made the club a fun and busy one. On the ground: E. Peterson, M. Faucher, B. Smith, B. Moore, S. Plumley, M. Plcse, R. Martin, R. Hatch, L. Fore, S. Copscy. In the tree: J. Soehner, F. Orozco, T. Curtis, S. Keller. GIRLS ROUTING ASSOCIATION Officers: T. Curtis, pres; B. Moore, v. pres; M. Benham, sec; J. Soehner, treas; E. Peterson, rep. 1st row: B. Jensen (Sponsor), M. Billy (Treas.), R. Nelson (Hist.), T. Curtis (Pres.), J. Harris (Sec.), R. Jenkins (V. Pres.), L. Joe (V. Pres.), S. Wong (Rep.), 2nd row: A. Davis, J. Soehner, C. Knight, T. Watts, K. Beeson, E. Ellison, P. Freeman, P. Duggins, J. Letts, 3rd row: G. Cody, E. Johnson, K. Pyeatt, S. Peart, S. Brown, C. Benefield, M. Shepard. NURSES OF TOMORROW HERE TODAY Nurses of Tomorrow is a high school organization for girls who are interested in nursing. The purpose of N.O.T. is to prepare young girls for a nursing career. N.O.T. has been very active this year. They have participated in many activities which went for the benefit of others. In October they visited the Good Samaritan Hospital and the St. Joseph Hospital. They also visited the Valley of the Sun School for Mentally Retailed Children and the State Hospital. For Christmas the group collected toys for the underprivileged and they also made pillows for the mentally retarded children. N.O.T. sold spook insurance for Teenagers Against Polio. 78 Let N. O. T. bring out the real you. 1st row: E. Ekstrom, S. Light (Rcc.), J- Sochncr (Pres.)� E- Peterson (Sec. Treas.), S. Lopez, R. Hadler, F. Orozco, J. Roberts, M. Plesh, 2nd row: S. Copscy, S. Hancock, C. Hastings, S. Keller, R. Hatch, S. Peart, C. Kirby, C. Cleaver, K. Tanner, L. Wakeford, 3rd row: L Fore, A. Ybarra, E. Higginson, C. Cody, M. Brooks, M. Manola, E. Plumley, S. Brown, L. Chambers, S. Baca, 4th row: K. Carpenter, J. Freeman, L Bernier, B. Moore, T. Curtis, B. Smith, R. Day, M. Talayumptcwa, F. Lockwood, P. Duggins. G.A.A. ON THE MOVE The purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association is to provide girls with the opportunity to participate in various sports and activities which give them the opportunity to letter after acquiring 500 points. Fellowship and good sportsmanship is encouraged when the group plays basketball, volleyball, softball, gymnastics, body mechanics, ping pong, tennis, swimming, bike riding, track or archery. The G.A.A. volleyball team took 1st place in an intramural tournament held against the Jr. High's volleyball team. They also raveled to Flagstaff to compete aginst several schools from the valley. The group has been active this year. They sponsored a dance at the beginning of school and plan to go on a bike hike and have a cook-out. G.A.A. also received 3rd place for the Miss Merry Christmas float that they were responsible for building. Bca Moore was chairman of this project. 79 Active G.A.A. members arc participating in one of the many sports ping pong. MADRIGAL CHOIR Row 1: P. West, J. Hopper, S. Johnson, K. Beeson, S. Light. Row 2: S. Zukowski, T. Gaston, S. Wade, S. West, K. Conatscr. Concert Choir has been very busy this year in many different activities. They traveled to the State Music Festival in Flagstaff during April and did a fine job. Rotary and Kiwanis have both enjoyed hearing the Concert Choi sing at their meetings. They made a fine addition to the Christmas Program in December, and performed a concert in May and another one in March. The Variety Show was a big success at the beginning of the year. At the first of May, they went on tour to Agua Fria, Peoria, and McClintock high schools. In order to become a member of this group, one has to perform in front of Mr. Arthur. The Madrigal Choir of Winslow High School is an honorary club composed of several of the best choir members. In order to enter this group, one has to audition in front of Mr. Arthur, for he is the final authority on the members. They started out the year by singing for the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast in September. Everyone who attended this breakfast enjoyed their singing. Later in the year they attended the Solo and Ensemble Festival in St. Johns and received an admirable rating. Mesa Community College was the site for the State Festival for them this year. Congratulations to both fine groups. CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: R. Day, T. Tanner, R. Martin, J. Hopper, E. Dorsey, K. Kirby, D. Harrah, Mr. Arthur. Row 2: J. Roberts, L. Brooks, P. West, B. Jennings, S. Light, K. Beeson, R. Jenkins, T. Rhoton. Row 3: S. Zukowski, A. Aipperspach, T. Rice, M. Penrod, S. West, K. Conatser, C. Greer, R. Ianni, R. Chatman, S. Wade, J. Warren, S. Cherry. HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is an honorary club composed of Juniors and Seniors who have the qualities of leadership, service, character, and scholarship. A person has to be in the upper 10 percent of the Junior class and the upper 15 percent of the Senior class in order to qualify for membership. Mr. Griffith took over as sponsor this year and has done a good job. The year started out for Honor Society by inducting 10 Juniors and 17 Seniors at their annual assembly, bringing the total membership to 35. The activities began by the club selling chocolate bars and chocolate covered almonds for a money-making project. Before school let out for Christmas vacation, everyone worked hard on decorating the school with a huge Christmas tree and signs on every door, then celebrated by having a party at Cathey Knight's house. To raise money for the Heart Fund, Honor Society sponsored a Heart Fund Dance where a King and Queen of Hearts were crowned. There were candidates selected for both King and Queen from each class. Seniors David Rencher and Regina Ezell won. This June all tire graduating Seniors who are in Honor Society will be wearing a gold cord hanging down the front of their Graduation gowns. This will be to distinguish them from the rest of the graduating class. Members of Honor Society participate in a meeting toward the end of the year. Row 1: S. Wong, M. McPhetridge, T. Rhoton, S. Light, T. Littrel, V. Tanner. Row 2- J. Simpson, P. Freeman, J. Hopper, T. Curtis. Row 3: J. Soehner, K. Sherril, R. Ewan, S. Brockwell. Row 4: A. Brimhall, C. Greer, C. Thompson, R. Martin, D. Harris, C. Knight, J. Letts, M. Hathaway. Row 5: R. Ezell, L. Reynolds, S. Fishback, M. Faucher, D. Harrah, Mr. Griffith. Janet Freeman Cheerleader Renee Day FTA Dee Harrah Meteorettes Elsie Johnson Dorm Tom White Sophomore Class Shirley Light Senior Class President Tayva Rhoton Senior Class Tilfred Oso Key Club t A George Bertino Sophomore Class Mike Faucher President Sam Cherry Vice-President STUDENT COUNCII 1970- Student Council Members Run Elections Sue Wong NOT Karen Sherrill Science Club 82 Students not pictured Doug Sorensen Steve Brockwell Mark Faucher Earl Wright Tim Gaston Gary Moody Rob Neill Pat Freeman Paul Thomas Bill Duran Max Hathaway Melissa Ayres Sharon Johnson Steve Zukowski Jeanne Soeliner Secretary Terri Curtis Treasurer 3NTHE MOVE 71 The Student Council has been very active and lead many school activities. They sponsored the Kanagaroo Court, and Twirp Week. They sold monogramed valentines, collected aluminum cans, and also gave $50.00 to the Vivian Gonzales fund. The project the council worked on the hardest was changing the dress code so that girls were permitted to wear pants. This was a Job well done. MikeFaucher, Student Body President, and others worked up petitions, interviewed individuals on their opinions, and talked to the School Board, resulting in a dress code change. They also accomplished painting fire hydrants and trash cans around the school. The council is collecting Betty Crocker coupons to buy a needed machine for the new hospital. Mari Faucher Freshman Class Susan Peterson Mat Maids Debbie Harris S Club Mary Durkin Freshman Class President Cydney Mcl.aws G.A.A. Peggy Gilliam FHA Gwen Sorensen Sophomore Class Kathy Beeson DECA Elaine Peterson Pep Squad Amber Brimhall Band Chris Greer Senior Class Joi Me Laws Freshman Class 83 1970-71 ANNUAL STAFF Front row: J. Cribbs, L. Joe, T. Curtis, D. Harris, S. Light. 2nd row: S. Fishback, R. Martinez, S. Burrage, C. Thompson, M. Billy, S. Rinker. 3rd row: C. Williams, R. Jones, R. Chavez, P. Cullum. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the annual room is filled with many busy people working to produce the Meteor of Winslow High School. Between the editor's leadership, the photographer's heavy schedule, and the lay-out people's patience, the annual is produced each year with deadlines to meet and problems to solve. To be in annual you must be able to type, write clever captions, and informative copy. The students have learned valuable information in the fields of advertising, sports, lay-out, promotion, sales, and activities. Each member of the annual staff contributes to the production of the annual. Each member, also, is as important as the editor, business managers, or the asst, editor. The job of the editor is to over-see the production of the yearbook. The asst, editor is the person being trained for the next year's annual. The job of the business managers is to sell advertising to die local businessmen and to promote annual sales. Although annual class is a lot of hard work, the information received can be very valuable in the future. 84 Clarence and Paula make good use of their time. An official publication of the Winslow High School is the Bulldog Barks. The Bulldog Barks is published every month to inform the students and to provide a record of what is happening around their school. The Bulldog Barks work very hard to get the paper out to their classmates each month. Each month there is something new and exciting in the paper. There is usually some sort of safety feature or club feature. There is always something interesting happening for the BULLDOGS BARKS. ibers of the staff getting ready to put out one of their issues. 1970-71 BULLDOG BARKS Front row: M. Walters, D. Sorensen, R. Hermann. 2nd row: C. Knight, S. Miller, M. Faucher, J. Letts. 3rd row: G. Poisall, E. Taylor, S. Cherry, R. Campbell. Top row: A. Aipperspach, T. Gaston, S. Zukowski, M. Gifford, R. Foster. Middle row: J. Warren, Mr. Dryden, M. Soo Hoo, K. Sherrill. Bottom row: M. Faucher, M. Taggart, M. Boyle. LEARNING THROUGH SCIENCE The Winslow High School Science Club was buzzing with activities this year. The radio section of the club assembled a low power radio transmitter which could be picked up on any AM radio. The computer section learned to assemble flow charts and write simple programs that were run on a computer. Various member projects included the construction of various other small pieces of equipment. The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate an interest in the fields of science which may lead to careers in science. Mr. Dryden demonstrates to the members of Science Club the proper use of an AM Radio The Spanish Club, active year-round, participated in several school activities this year including: the Trash Can Contest, in which they won second place, the Homecoming Parade, and several money-making projects. The basic purpose of the club is to provide its members with a working knowledge of the life of the Spanish speaking people. They explore the culture, language, food, and customs of the Spanish people, and try to understand their way of life. QUE’ HABLA ESPANOLi Jeannette Moore shows how much fun Spanish really is Top row: J. Hopper; S. Gifford; G. Moore; Mr. Williams; J. Moore. Bottom row: P. Freeman; V. Mazon; E. Gonzalez; L. Brauch; V. Atsye. SPEECH AND DRAMA Row 1: R. Martin, P. West, L. Raygor. Row 2: J. Roberts, L. Fore, V. Podruchny. Row 3: J. Lyet, R. Day, E. Ekstrom, P. Gilliam, M. Cahill. Row 4: P. Duggins, K. Sherril, T. Rhoton, K. Knight. The Speech and Drama Club of WHS has been very active in our community and school this year. Their activities started out with the Senior Play, WE'RE ALL GUILTY and the Junior Play, THE EGG AND I, which were both received very well. February brought several plays for the Children's Theater. A Saturday performance drew a big crowd of young and old alike. HANSEL AND GRETEL was performed in May for the Children's Theater. The Debate Team met Window Rock for practice debate in February. Later the whole speech team returned to Window Rock and took first place in the Navajoland Speech Tournament. The following week the District Speech and Drama Tournament was held at Coconino. Winslow placed 2nd in district. The NAU Speech Festival was the next week, and competitors from Winslow won many individual awards. Four students attended State Speech Tournament in Tucson. At Christmas a play was presented in several local churches called The Little Match Girl. In May an Evening of 1-Acts was presented as a Christian drama. We extend sincere congratulations to this fine club for their work. Mrs. Bradshaw gets assistance from members of Speech and Drama in order to obtain her teaching certificate. 88 The Future Teachers of America was started in WHS during the second semester. Mr. Boles became the sponsor of the club at this time. One requirement for membership is that each member has to observe in some elementary or Junior High classroom two times a month. This consists of the member either observing and taking notes in the classroom or doing some actual teaching. If it is possible to work into the high school schedule, one many become a cadet teacher and teach in a school one hour a day for one full credit. This was not possible this year due to the late start of the club. An April Fool's Bake Sale was sponsored by the club and it resulted in a fine profit for the club. On April 31 and May 1 the FTA State Convention was held in Tucson. Several members represented Winslow in tins convention. Officers of the club are: Presidcnt-Shirley Light, Vice President-Bea Moore, Secretary-Debra Harris, Treasurer-Roxie Martin, Student Council Rcprcscntativc-Rencc Day. All of tlie yearbook staff extends their sincere wish for continued success to this fine club and the hope that they will continue to grow and prosper in the future school years. Mr. Boles gives instructions to several FTA members on how to instruct a class. FTA Row 1: J. Soehner, D. Harris, E. Ekstrom, B. Jennings, S. light. Row 2: J. Letts, M. Walters, L. Thomas, T. Curtis, R. Day, L. Bernier. Top Row: K. Carpenter, F. Lockwood, R. Sanchez, V. Gonzales, Miss Kirchcr (sponsor). Bottom Row: V. Mazon, M. Aragon, A. Sanchez, V. Atsye, C. Venezuela. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA stresses home life and the fun that can be obtained from home economics. The Creed stresses the fact that they are building for the future and seeking old, precious values. In FHA the girls work toward degrees that help them grow as individual, family members, club members and school and community members. FHA has participated in many different activities this year. They have painted trash cans, had tostadas and burrito sales, and an initiation breakfast. Next year promises even more for the girls who plan on joining this organization. A few of the FHA students are sampling their cooking. KEY CLUB DEVELOPED MORE INITIATIVE Front row: D. Baker, M. Faucher, P. Beaty, E. Coin, J. Benham. Second row: C. Haney, T. Oso, J. Hopson, J. Cake, J. O'Haco, Top row: M. Faucher, S. Cherry, G. Moody, R. Neill, C. Hardy, D. Sorensen, T. Lewis, S. Zukowski. Key Club developed more initiative than ever before. They raised the flag and rang the bell at all home football games. They worked at the All-Indian Rodeo and spent the morning helping at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast. They also sold Spook Insurance for the March of Dimes and put on a fashion show. They modeled clothes from the various stores around town. The last and most important event of the year was their annual Western Stomp. This is the club's biggest money raising project of the year. This justifies the fact that the Key Club this year has earned the title of being an honorary organization that helps out the school and the community. Tilfred Oso along with other Key Club members helped park cars at the rodeo. DECA—THE WORKING CLUB First row: V. Podruchny, L Wellman, G. Gorham, L. Mendoza, F. Olague, K. Trujillo, M. Armijo, G. Lewis, Second row: T. Weinbeck, E. Tafoya, D. Ayres, E. Ellison, S. Gonzales, D. Blakes, T. Sandoval, Last row: G. Tafoya, R. Collins, M. Mazon, G. Moody, J. Patterson, B. Bradford, K. Beeson, M. Kyle, A. Romero, Sponsor: Mr. C. Boswell. DECA has been very busy. DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America and is basically a business course. Marketing, store management, and retailing are among the courses offered in this two-year program. There are approximately 25 members enrolled in this class who arc now working in the Winslow area. Officers for the year were: Gary Moody, Pres., Ruby Collins, V. Pres., Jonee Patterson, Sec., Mary Mazon, Treas., and Kathy Beeson, Rep. Activities for the year included fall workshops, a homecoming float, and tire state convention. Butch Bradford and Gloria Tafoya are practicing for job interviews, which is a part of the many things learned in the class activities. The 1970-71 orchestra's membership is that of the string ensemble accompanied by select members of the band. They have regular practices in order to perform two concerts, participate at Festival in Flagstaff, and go on tour. Their tour this year was a reservation tour. They went to Many Farms, Winslow Rock, and Canado. The orchestra was received with enthusiasm from all of the schools. Fruit Cakes were their major money-making project for this year. The prices were $3.00, $5.00, and $8.00. Quite a bit of money was made on this. The group must meet on week nights in order for the entire membership to practice. These are every Tuesday evening. The group has made a name for themselves in Northern Arizona and will continue in this endeavor. Melissa Ayres was chosen for All-State Orchestra and also received a 1 at the State Festival in Mesa. ORCHESTRA 1970-71 93 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS cheer the Bulldogs onto victory at one of the many exciting football games. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cydney McLaws, Terry Horn, Janet Freeman, Rosemary Ewan. CHEERLEADERS AND MASCOTS W.H.S. THIS The cheerleaders and the mascots have showed great spirit for their school this past year. They helped lead the spectators with their famous cheers at all of the games. They also sold spirit tags with humorous sayings. They elected Janet Freeman for their student council representative and their head cheerleader for all three teams. Three of the Varsity cheerleaders have been cheering together for the last three years and one for two years. J. V. cheerleaders have been following the Bulldogs with their cheers at every game too. They elected Kim McCormick for their head cheerleader for this year. Freshman cheerleaders also helped lead cheers at many of the exciting games. They elected Linda Burgess for their head cheerleader. The mascots elected Beth Neill for their captain. They also showed great spirit for the school and they were out supporting the Bulldogs at every game. SHOWED GREAT YEAR MASCOTS: Amber BrimhaU, Beth Neill, Paula Benefield, Vicki Tanner. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Linda Burgess, Mary Fauchcr, Joi McLaws, Mary Durkins. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Gwen Sorensen, Mary Bcnham, Kim McCormick, Terry Gardner, Karen O'Haco. METEORETTES Winslow High School Meteorettes is a group of 10 girls who perform at the football games and basketball games. They also promote WHS spirit. Tryouts are held every spring and each girl must be able to pass a set of requirements before they are admitted into the group. During football season the girls march with the band and do routines during halftime. They perform routines at basketball games to the music of their choice. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Hysong, these girls have contributed a great deal to the functions of the High School. They make up all of their own routines and work many hours outside of school time. This years' Meteorettes provided much entertainment and enjoyment for the Winslow fans and we know they will continue to in the years to come. 1970-1971 Meteorettes Left to right Mary Lee McPhctridge, Regina Ezell, Teresa Ylarrez, Diane Heartz, La Donna Stearns, Tayva Rhoton, Roxie Martin, Jeanne Soehner, Jennie Rice, Dee Harrah. Jeanne Soehner co-captain and Roxie Martin co-captain. MAJORETTES Judy Duran Majorettes help to promote school spirit. You will see them most often at football games, as they are part of the program put on by the Band at half-time. Once in a while they will perform a routine for the student body at a pep assembly or at a basketball game. This year's Majorettes were Judy Duran and Cheryl Weatherton. 97 Cheryl Weatherton The band of 1970-71 was a very eventful one. They performed at all home football games with an array of intricate drills along with popular music for the many interested fans. Again, this year, the favorite song was The Horse. The next event they all prepared for was District Solo and Ensemble Festival. Players receiving a 1 and eligible for State competition were Connie Thompson, David Rencher, Renee Bonvillion, Sue Wong, Ursula McLean, Bill White, Mike Ayres, and the Clarinet Quartet. David Rencher and Mike AyTes received a 1 at State. The band played their Winter Concert in February. The music included a wide range of tunes from Bach to Nehlybcl. Their next concert was in April followed by their annual tour in the Tempe area. This year, however, they competed at the AA-AAA Festival rather than at Flagstaff. This year more students than ever attended All-State in Tucson. This is a band made up of the best musicians who have tried out for the band. Connie Thompson, Bill White, Mike Tyler, David Rencher, and Zelma Jones attended it for this year. President Connie Thompson V-President Mike Taggart Secretary Susan Fishback 98 Treasurer Raylene Jenkins Representative Amber Brimhall 1HE WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT MARCHING BAND AND BAND Zclma Jones, Bill White, and Connie Thompson were among those chosen for the All-State Band which went to Tucson this year for the concert. They practiced together as a whole for two days and had the concert in the U of A Auditorium on Saturday night. The 1970-71 Drum Majorette, Renee Bonvillion The flutes and clarinets work hard on the Winter Concert held in February. LOVE STORY WAS MORE THAN Love Story was the theme|6r the 19fl Junior Prom B Grand iarch began as the couples passed through a story book of love into a • orld created by the Romans. Flowers of pink and purplt and vines green covered the tables with a mystifying beauty. Reigning from the throne of Love were Mike Faucher, prom king and Amber Brimhall prom queen. The enchanted atmosphere filled with balustrades and Roman pillers with golden colored grapes were another attraction of the prom. Girls dressed in beautiful formals and guys in white dinner jackets danced until the midnight hour when at such time Love Story turned into just a memorable dream. The Prom was headed by several juniors and the whole class made it a big success and possible for the seniors to attend as their last function of the 1971 school year. A HIT MOVIE AT W.H.S. Everyone felt the love created by the juniors in Love Fast dances were the hit of the evening Story. Everyone was dreading for the midnight hour when the world Paula Benefield and Rick Smith enjoyed a dance at of love turned back into reality. the 1971 Junior Prom. CHORUS VARIETY SHOW 1971 Steve Zukowski, Shirley Light, and Stephen Wade perform the opening act of the evening. This year's Chorus Variety Show included skits, dances, solos, extra acts done by students not in chorus, and numbers from the chorus. This gives the chorus members a chance to display their musical talent to the rest of the student body. The variety show is held annually and is under the direction of Mr. Arthur, the chorus director Claudette Hasten and Renee Day entertain with folk songs at the variety show. Bemestine Bonds, Joy Mattox, Liz Mayberry, Mary Alice Hayes, and Sandra Brown (Soul Sisters) performed a dance routine at the show. TeiTi Curtis plays baseball on the field of green grass, rocks, and trees. KOHL’S COOLS SENIORS Horseback riding was one of the many activities enjoyed by the seniors. Mr. Knight decided he liked to swim too Doug Sorensen and James Hopson enjoy themselves as they throw that certain person in the ice covered swimming pool. SENIOR HOP BANQUET, ANE Shirley Light presented Mr. Curtis a gift as a token of appreciation for all he has done for the senior class. The presentation was made at the banquet. The 1971 Senior Banquet was held May 22, at the Elks Auditorium. The theme of the banquet was the Halls of Ivy, and it was decorated in maroon, white, and gold crepe paper with graduates down the center of the table. The program consisted of a speech by Doug Sorensen, a group of seniors sung the Halls of Ivy, a skit written by Mr. Harris concerning college registration. Tayva Rhoton did a reading on, What Is A Graduate. The class presented Mr. Curtis with a gift of appreciation for all the help he had given them, and Terri Curtis closed the banquet with a pocn on success. The Hop followed the banquet at the high school gym. The Capricios played western music to go with the theme of Midnight Cowboy. The gym was decorated in a western style corral and saloon. Bca Moore was put in charge of the decorations. Students arc enjoying the senior hop. The music was provide by the Capricios. Shirley Light and Gary Moody demonstrate how difficult freshman registration in college can be. CLASS DAY END FOR 1971 junior Cfl-laes program TUESDAY, JUNE I. 10:00 A.M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Opening ............ Class History ...... Class Prophecy ..... Presentation of Key Teachers of WHS .. Class Poem ......... Class Song ......... Farewell Address ... ......... Melissa Ayres Roxie Martin, Chairman ......... Debbie Harris .......... Terri Curtis ......... Class of 1971 ............ Dee Harrah ......... Class of 1971 .......... Shirley Light The Class Day Program 1971 was held on the football field. The Twelve Years of School was sung by the senior class. Class history was read by Roxie Martin, Terri Littrell, Tracey Kirkland, and Carla Brown. Following the history, prophecies were read by Robbie Engels and Sharon Rinker. Terri Curtis presented Mark Faucher with the Class Key. A preview of some of the senior teachers was given. Renee Bonvillian did Mrs. McAuley, John Warren did Mr. Griffith, Anita Davis did Mrs. Dahlen, and Connie Thompson did Mrs. Meikle. The class poem was written and read by Dee Harrah. The class song was sung by the whole class to the tunc of Help . The farewell address was given by Shirley Light. The chairman of the Class Day Program was Debbie Harris, and we congratulate her on a job well done. Below. Dee Harrah reads the class poem. GRADUATION; CHEERS AND TEARS IWcalaurrate ain't Comnieuci'nnmt txnriscs WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2. 8:00 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Procossionol — “Pomp and Circumstance — High School Symphonic Band E. ElgorPloyhor Invocation Hymn — Holy. Holy. Holy National Anthom — “The Star Spangled Banner Procession of Nobles — Rimsky-Korsekov ............. Sermon — If I Were You Hymn — Onward Christian Soldiers Richard Bloodworth Congregation Audience High School Symphonic Band Richard 8loodworth .............. Congregation Theme — “The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make if. .......... Marcus Aurelius Salutatory and Address — Very LiHle Is Needed To Make a Happy Life Melissa Ayres “We've Only Just Begun — Williemt-Nichols ......................... High School Choir Accompanied by Shirley Light Halls of Ivy — Russell-Knight High School Choir Accompanied by Peggy West Valedictory and Address — As A Man Thinketh, So Is He Shirley Light Presentation of Class of 1971 James L. Curtis High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas J. A. Armstrong President — Board of Education Benediction Recessional — Recessional — Ployhar Richard Bloodworth High School Symphonic Band Graduation and Baccalaureate services were held together this year for the first time in the history of the school. All the seniors were excited and happy to be graduating, but after the excitement was over, the realization that it actually was all over crept into their minds. The} thought it was the end for a while, but after the ceremony, they knew it was just the beginning. Gary Moody receives his diploma from Mr. Armstrong school board pres. ROYALTY HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN GARRY HARDY AND JEANNE SOEHNER JUNIOR PROM KING AND QUEEN MIKE FAUCHER AND AMBER BRIMHALL ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN DON BAKER AND DEBBIE HARRIS MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS GAIL SMITH KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS DAVID RENCHER AND REGINA EZELL MR. AND MRS. UGLY TED CARPENTER AND LESA MENDOZA KEY CLUB SWEETHEART JEANNE SOEHNER SHIRLEY AND MELISSA RECEIVE THE TWO TOP HONORS Shirley Light and Melissa Ayres were selected the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the 1971 graduating class. Because of all the hard work and effort each of them put behind four years of studying and trying to stay on top they received the two highest honors anyone can reach. The speechs given by the two at graduation were full of meaning and a lot of thought was put behind each of them. The work each of these two girls has done is to be commended and we are happy that each of these two girls will be going on to further their education. Top: Shirley Light gives her speech at graduation entitled As A Man Thinketh, So Is He. Bottom: Melissa Ayres, Salutatorian, delivers her address entitled Very Little Is Needed To Make a Happy Life. SCORE BOARD WINSLOW SCORE WINSLOW 12 WINSLOW 24 WINSLOW 40 WINSLOW 28 WINSLOW 16 WINSLOW 48 WINSLOW 55 WINSLOW 20 WINSLOW 16 WINSLOW 30 OPPONENT f SCORE HOLBROOK 6 WINDOW ROCK 0 SNOWFLAKE 15 FLOWING WELLS 29 MIAMI 8 KINGMAN 6 FHOENIX INDIAN 0 COCONINO 10 AGUA FRIA 34 CHINLE 3 Front Row: Mike Guzman, Mgr., Tilford Oso, Ralph Cake, Marty Durkin, Chns Greer, Oscar Joseph Mark Faucher, Tom Martinez, Alan Aipperspach, 2nd: Coach Wcatherton, Mike Beaty, Porter Renfro, Hanley Short, Ricky atts, Carry Hardy, Tommy Easley, Robbie Engles, Earl Wright, James Davis, Chuck Bcnham, Sam Cherny, Mgr. 3rd: Coach Nasser, Mike Faucher, Bob Dean, Bruce Foehner, Robert Smith, Mark Hathaway, Doug Sorensen, Steve Brockwe 11, Art: Gallegos, Don Baker, Steve Guitcrrcz, Coach McArthur (trainer), 4th: Mike Hcsser, Gary Hardy, Tony Hopper, Rob Neill, Joel Richards, Ted Carpenter, Curtis Hardy, Rod Campbell, Curtis Haney, Darrell Lane, Jerry Kanuho, Ed Thomas, Coach Stotts. The mighty Bulldogs used last year's record to inspire them. They played great football and stretched their undefeated streak to three games. The winning streak was broken in the game with Flowing Wells, when they defeated us 29 to 28. We then defeated three foe's as we went into the game against Agua Fria when we Emil Nasser Carl Weatherton Dean Stotts Coach Coach Coach Herman McArthur Trainer Don Baker Guard Mike Beaty Back Chuck Bonham Steve Brockwell Back Guard Rod Campbell End Ted Carpenter Tackle James Davis Back Ralph Cake Back Tommy Martinez, Tommy Mitchell, Mike Messer, Joel Richards, and Chris Greer look on as Winslow gains yardage. Mark Fauchcr Back Mike Fauchcr Bruce Foehner Art Gallegos Back Guard Tackle were again defeated by a score of 34 to 16, ruining our hopes of going to state. One of the fine accomplishments made by the 1970 fighting Bulldogs, was reached through consistent display of fine team spirit, determination, and effort. Coach Emil Nasser's Squad lost only two games while winning eight. They scored 289 points total and allowed their opponents only 111. The offensive team placed three men on All-State this year. They arc Gary Moody, Arthur Gallegos, and Roddy Campbell. We also had six boys on the All-Conference team. They Roddy Campbell leads the Bulldogs to win the Homecoming Game against Miami. Chris Greer Steve Guiterrez Curt Haney Back Guard End Mark Hathaway Center Curtis Hardy Tackle Garry Hardy Mike Hesscr Back Guard arc Doug Sorenson, Roddy Campbell, Darrell Lane, Arthur Gallegos, and Ed Thomas. Arthur Gallegos, and Ed Thomas were selected by their team mates as honorary Captains. James Davis nears the goal line while being pursued by three opponents. Tom Martinez Tom Mitchell Gary Moody Rob Neill Back Tackle Guard Tackle Miami loses much yardage after being mauled by several Bulldogs. Bob Dean gains yardage in the Homecoming Game Joel Richards Hanley Short Robert Smith Doug Sorensen Tackle Back Guard Center Bob Dean is finally brought down by a hard hitting Miami Vandal Earl Wright Back Sam Cherry Assistant Trainer Alan Aipperspach Manager Mike Guzman Manager Garry Hardy nears the goal line with assistance from Mike Fauchcr and James Davis. 5th Row: Coach Griffith, Luther McLean, Jim Vasqucz, Danny Padilla, Clyde 1 Adkins, Randall Foster, Eric Paddie, Darrel James, Harold Argctsingcr, Danny Miller Mgr. 4th Row: Coach Hysong, Prentice Beaty, Benny Valenzuela, Charles McKay, Neal Carver, Rueben Baca, Jeff O'Haco, Scotty Flanagan, Eddie Chacon, Coach Cooley. 3rd Row: Dan Rogers, Mgr., Mike Ferguson, Silas Youve 11a, Tom Whit®, Harold Williams, RoyTallsalt, John Daly, John Allen, Robert Mitchell, Dan Clark, Justin Mallette. 2nd Row: Pierre Mallette, Alvin Williams, George Bertino, Dale Riley, Lloyd Caraway, Joe Bedoni, Vince Juarez, John Alire, Mike Ceballos, John Lansa. 1st Row: Reyes Salazar, Eddie Gonzalez, Jim Cake, Jeff Simpson, Joe Hancock, Billy Schmidt, Tim Gaston, Wayne Smith. J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM ENDS SEASON WITH 5 WINS AND 3 LOSES Coach Hysong Coach Griffith Coach Cooley JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Winslow Score Opponent Score Winslow 42 Holbrook 6 Winslow 22 Window Rock 14 Winslow 6 Many Farms 22 Winslow 20 Flagstaff 14 Winslow 6 Snowflake 12 Winslow 34 Coconino 24 Winslow 59 Chinle 54 Winslow 12 Gallup 24 The Junior Varsity team accomplished much tins season. They had a 5-3 record with the losses coming to Many Farms, Gallup, and Snowflake. The first two games against Holbrook and Window Rock were won by a good margin. The game against Chinle was won by a slightly narrower margin than the first two games. In all the Junior Varsity football team proved to be tough on both the offensive and defensive teams. They showed good sportsmanship and had lots of determination. Next year's varsity should have a good team with many of die Junior Varsity members returning. Keeping the scorebook straight is one of the duties of Coach Hysong. FW HMAn Football Front Row: Gale Soehner, Marcus Warren, Ronald Pavatca, Walt Harr ah, Loren Yazzie, Johnson Stacey; Second Row: Sterling West, Jerome Moore, Micheal Breeze, Mike Day, Chuck Murray, Andrew Knight, Jeff Richards, Joey Zukowski, Roy Atkins; Third Row: Danny Smith, Chuck Stratton, Kenneth Conatser, Edward Grayson, Greg Bloomfield, Terry Rhoton, Robert Reyes, Bobby Estidillo, Joey Luther; Fourth Row: Coach Pctronovich, Donald Perry, Howard Perry, Tom Herald, Rueben Lovato, Dwaine Smith, Nathainel Johnson, Carl Wellman, Wilson Katoney, Coach Conners. Front Row: Kenny Wetzel, Val Pahona, Mike MacLean, Glenn Peaches, Jimmy Burrag Willis Mack, Donald Cribbs, Billy Dowd; Second Row: Coach Wilcox, Jerry Johnson, Leslie Lucero, Lorenzo Yazzie, Danny Cleveland, Walter Jackson, Casey Gilliam, Charles McLain, Donald Potter; Third Row: Gary Wilhelm, Peter Henderson, John Martin, Rex Shumway, Mike Penrod, Walter Greer, Mike Normandin, Bobby Hodge DIVISION I CHAMPS Front Row: Alvin Thompson, Peter Johnson, Bennett Chatter. Back Row: Rudy Atsitty, Mgr., Wood Franklin, Charley John, Wayne Taylor, Marvin Toddy, Coach Conatscr. The Winslow Cross Country team displayed fine effort this year in winning the Division 1 Championship and placing second at the state meet. The team got off to a slow start but progressed well during the season into the best team in Winslow's cross country history. Woody Franklin led Winslow's team by placing first in eight of the thirteen meets in which he participated. He also set a course record at Winslow of 12:37 for 2.6 miles. Others who did outstanding jobs and earning letters arc Alvin John, Alvin Thompson, Marvin Toddy, Wayne Taylor, Bennett Chatter, Peter Johnson, Albert Peaches, and Rudy Etsitty, manager. 126 Alvin John gives a strong performance in the Winslow Kiwanis Meet. Winslow participated in 13 meets this year. We placed first in three meets, second in four meets, third in two meets, fourth in two meets, and seventeenth of fifty-one teams at the Squaw Peak Meet. The Junior Varsity team participated in several meets during the regular season and showed great strength in winning some of these. Among the strong performance on this squad was Virgil Cruz, who will move into a Varsity position next year. Woody Franklin anchors another first place. Left to right, Front row: Jeff OHaco, Danny Smith, Tom White, Chuck Benham, Ron Smith, Joe Hancock, Second row: Donny Baker, Tom Martinez, Mike Day, Mike Faucher, Steve Brockwe 11, CurtisHardy, not pictured, Benny Bedoni. The Bulldogs Varsity wrestlers started very slowly this year. They lost most of their early matches and tournaments. The Christmas Vacation marked the beginning of this years fine wrestling team. The boys made up their minds that it was time to start winning. The wrestlers continued their winning tradition of the past eight years. They won the District Championship and went on to win the runner up spot over the enitre state. They now have an eight year record of five team state championships and were runners up state champions the other three years. Most of the top wrestlers of this year's team will be back next year, and this will insure a fine effort to regain the number one spot which the boys have occupied for so many years. Curtis Hardy breaks down Phillip's from Phoenix Indian. WRESTLING BULLDOGS TAKE SECOND IN STATE Winslow mat man, Jeff CHaco, fights for a takedown. Ron Smith struggles to turn his opponent over and show him the light. Winslow matman, Chuck Benham, receives metal and championship card for placing first in state, the 112 pound weight division. Tommy Martinez tries to turn his Roadrunncr opponent over for a pin. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Front row: Andy Hernandez, Albert Peaches, Eddie Jo Gonzales, Edison Coldtooth, Henry Cheszumpena, Larry Bahc, Reyes Salazar. Second row: Art Callcges, Luther McLean, Manuel Hernandez, Mike Day, Carl Wellman, Rueben Baca. The Winslow Junior Varsity wrestling team was successful this year winning 6 dual meets and only losing to Prescott twice and Holbrook once. They later defeated Holbrook. Each Junior Varsity boy has a chance to win his letter by winning his way into the two top boys in each weight. This fierce competition starting in the Junior Varsity has been one of the principal reasons for Winslow wrestlers being State Champions most years. This years Junior Varsity team was a good one and Coach McArthur anticipates that several of the boys will make the big time next year. Luther McLean goes onto the mat, to defeat Holbrook. FRESHMAN WRESTLING Front row, Kneeling: Danny Smith, Andrew Knight, Mike Normandin, Joe Luther, James Burrage, Walter Harrah, Second row: Mr. Alfred, Rueben Lovato, Rex Shumway, Chuck Murray, Mike Day, Robert Mitchell, Kenny Conatser. The Winslow Freshman wrestling team showed an outstanding amount of talent this year. All the boys worked hard for their school and Mr. Alfred their coach. Although hampered by injuries, the freshmen were rewarded for their efforts by a scoreboard of 8 wins and only 1 loss. Danny Smith and Mike Day also substituted on Varsity. This was one of the most excellent freshman wrestling teams that Winslow . High has ever had and we're expecting a lot out of them in the years to come. 133 Ken Conatser pushes his opponent to make more points for Winslow. SCOREBOARD Winslow 81 Mingus Winslow 66 St. Johns Winslow 95 Chinle Winslow 76 Snowflake Christmas Tournament Winslow 104 Monument Valley Winslow 60 Williams Winslow : SI Window Rock Winslow '50 Holbrook Winslow 63 Agua Fria Winslow 84 Phoenix Indian Callup Kingman Coconino Chinle Holbrook Agua Fria Phoenix Indian Snowflake Kingman Coconino i Phoenix Indian 62 56 50 51 64 61 71 80 70 91 54 86 93 59 71 68 95 58 78 75 87 76 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity-first row kneeling-James Hopson, Robert Bradford, Bob Dean, Mark Faucher, James Hayes. 2nd row-Georgc Bertino Mgr., Silas Youvella, Tilfred Oso, James Davis, John Warren, Mike Ceballos Mgr., Lloyd Caraway Mgr. 3rd row-Coach Downing, Joe Charley, Darrell Lane, Glenn Irvin, Ed Thomas, Rob Neill, Marty Durkin. Not pictured-Charlie McKay. Darrell Lane gets another shot off to add to his record of season scores. VARSITY TAKE WINSLOW II( The season had its ups and downs with highlights being the 3rd place finish in district play after a disasterous conference schedule. Disappointments were a last second loss to Holbrook and numerous suspensions of squad members. However, this gave Junior Varsity and Sophomore players an opportunity to play and the came through with exceptional and outstanding play. Coach Downing credited his team with 10096 effort to win the games. In the Christmas Tournament, the Cagers placed 3rd in beating Monument Valley and Window Rock while barely losing to Williams by 136 Senior Darrell Lane gets th IIIRD IN DISTRICT AND IROOK INVITATIONAL one point. In the District Tournament contest, Phoenix Indian and Kingman were defeated and the game against Agua Fria was lost by 8 points. Boys who lettered were as follows: Darrell Lane, Ed Thomas, Robert Bradford, James Hopson, James Hayes, Rob Neill, John Warren, Silas Youvella, Mark Faucher, Anthony Jones, Marty Durkin, Glen Irvin, Lloyd Caraway Mgr., Mike Ceballos Mgr., Charlie McKay Mgr. At the end of the season, Darrell Lane was selected as team Captain for the 1970-71 Basketball season. James Davis shoots for two against Window Rock. tip off to start the game. 137 JUNIOR VARSITY RASKETRALL Row 1: M. Ceballos Mgr., G. Bertino Mgr., P. Johnson, P. Beaty, G. Whipple, A. Williams, R. Estitty, C. John. Row 2: Coach Wilcox, M. Taggart, N. Carver, M. Hathaway, A. Jones, D. Miller, L. Argctsingcr, C. Adkins, R. Renfro, W. Franklin. Woody Franklin outjumps a Holbrook Roadrunner as Lew Argetsinger and Neal Carver wait to control the ball. Ted Wilcox Coach FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row It Coach Cooley, J. Stacey, O. Smith, T. Rhoton, R. Estudillo. Row 2: J. Zukowski, A. Thompson, J. Lewis, G. Sochncr, T. Freeman, V. Cruz, G. Keyonnie. Row 3: N. Johnson, D. Smith, C. Stratton, R. Adkins, H. Perry, D. Perry, R. Duran, G. Wilhoite. Manuevering for room Chuck Stratton looks for assistance. Russell Cooley Coach Front row: A. Thompson, J. Begay, R. Hansen, M. Faucher, T. Gaston, W. Taylor, B. Dowd. Second row: D. Padilla, C. John, C. Haney, R. Chavez, T. Freeman, J. Alire, R. Atkins, D. Clark, R. Petronovich, W. Franklin, A. Gallegos. Third row: T. White, D. Chatman, C. Atkins, R. Campbell, D. Sorenson, J. Hayes, J. Davis, C. Hardy. Fourth row: S. Cherry, D. Miller, R. Neil, D. Lane, L. Argetsinger, J. Warren, D. James. This year's track team was outstanding. It broke 2 school records set 2 State meet records, and made division records. The 1971 track team won 6 Invitational meets, placed 3rd at Buckeye 2nd at San Manuel, and finished 2nd in the state meet. The Varsity won the divisions an were undefeated in the duel meets. Clydel Atkins and Woody Franklin were nominated to the Arizona All-Stat Track and field team. Coaches Ronald Bellman and Cranston Hysong. SIXTEEN TRACKMEN GO TO STATE Front row: L. Chatman, C. John, M. Faucher, T. Gaston, W. Franklin, Second row: C. Atkins, D. Sorensen, R. Campbell, J. Hayes, J. Davis, Third row: S. Cherry, R. Neil, D. Lane, L. Argetsinger, J. Warren, A. Gallegos. James Davis breaks the tape in the 440. 142 THREE PLACE FIRST IN STATE Clydel Atkins Mark Faucher Woody Franklin Managers: R. Foster, M. Hathway, G. Moore, M. Giragi VARSITY CAPTURES DISTRICT Front row: B. Fochncr, E. Taylor, R. Jones, T. Martinez, P. Beaty, A. Hernandez, D. Baker, A. Franklin, E. Gonzales, H. Short, R. Salazar. Back row: Coach Griffith, D. Smith, G. Hardy, M. Durkin, B. Dean, J. Kanuho, C. Stratton, S. Flannigan, P. Renfro, E. Grayson, D. Smith. The Bulldogs had a good season as they won their conference and played in the state tournament. The team looses five seniors, including all-conference first choices Eugene Taylor, Bob Dean, and Garry Hardy along with starters Porter Renfro and Don Baker. Next year there will be 14 returning letter men. Among them will be three freshmen, six sophomores, and five juniors led by all-confcrcnce performers: Jerry Kanuho and Tom Martinez. The Bulldogs should have very good prospects for several seasons to come. Coach Griffith Walter Harrah Manager BUT TAKES THIRD IN STATE SCOREBOARD Winslow 5 Holbrook 6 Winslow 7 Window Rock 10 Winslow 1 Agua Fria 0 Winslow 5 Phoenix Indian 6 Winslow 4 Kingman 0 Winslow 7 Gallup 6 Winslow 16 Coconino 1 Winslow 0 Gallup 8 Winslow 11 Holbrook 1 Winslow 7 Coconino 2 Winslow 16 Phoenix Indian 0 Winslow 4 Agua Fria 3 W inslow 0 Kingman 1 Winslow 16 Williams 0 Winslow 3 Snowflake 2 Winslow 4 Cholla 1 W inslow 0 Nogales 2 Tommy Martinez hits a double. Garry Hardy scores another run for the Bulldogs. Tommy Martinez nears homeplate 146 Porter Renfro hustles to first base Eugene Taylor concentrates on the baseball game. Garry Hardy hits a grand slammer 147 Edward Grayson makes it safely to homeplate. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1st. row: P. Romero, D. Gardner, R. Estudillo, J. Luther, J. Nelson, R. Salazar. 2nd row: Coach Petranovich, C. McKay, L. Yazzie, D. Jackson, G. Soehner, V. Juarez, T. Rhoton. 3rd row: R. Lavato, J. McDaniel, B. Foehner, A. Jones, J. Moore, E. Grayson. c The 1971 Junior Varsity Baseball team did a very fine job this year. They had 22 boys recommended for a certificate and had quite a few move up to the varsity team. Coach Petranovich has had a very fine season and is well commended for his job well done. 148 Coach Petranovich GOLF, A RISING SPORT :oach Weatheiton demonstrates the proper way to hit the Neal Carver desperately tries for a hole in one. olf ball. Golf is a rising sport in Winslow High School this year. The team was coached by Carl Weatherton. Senior, Roy Adkins, will be the only senior player that the golf team will loose this year, but there are boys coming up who will furnish the team with added pep. The season was over all successful and profitable for all of the team members. The team this year had 12 matches that they competed in and came in the top places in a few of them. Mark LeGate exerts his skill in putting. GYMNASTICS TAKE STATE From left to right: Cheryl Weatherton, Terry Horn, Mari Faucher, Amber Brimhall, Joi McLaws, Cydney McLaws, Janet Freeman, Karen O'Haco, Beth Neill, Linda Keller. SCORE BOARD WINSLOW 68.93 HOLBROOK 36.28 SNOWFLAKE 2.86 WINSLOW 48.70 FLOWING WELLS 37. 1 SUNNYSLOPE 34.0 WINSLOW 62.25 HOLBROOK 30.74 WINSLOW 54.67 SUNNYSLOPE 22.71 AGUA FRIA 13.68 WINSLOW 62.25 HOLBROOK 41.89 WINSLOW 60.35 CHOLLA FLOWING 57.65 WELLS 52.10 HOLBROOK 51.40 CAYON del ORO 47.30 AGUA FRIA 7.00 150 The Gymnastic team completed their fourth straight undefeated season and now has a 19-0 record. They again captured the state title, now having three in a row. The team captains this year were Amber Brimhall and Beth Neill. Five girls placed in the 1971 state meet held at Cholla High School in Tucson. Coach Mrs. Hysong THIRD TIME IN A ROW Amber Brimhall gets her height to get her aerial front walk over Karen O'Haco competes on the beam in a Winslow Meet. Terry Horn flies from the low bar in a heck dismount Beth Neill performs a back flip off the balance beam MATMAIDS, NEW ORGANIZATION IS FORMED The matmaids assisted at the State meet. 152 P. Cullum, M. Walters, S. Keller, E. Peterson, J. Letts, L. Keller, S. Peterson, B. Smith, G. Smith. The Matmaids were a new organization started this year. Mr. Alford, their sponsor, helped them begin the young club. They were a group of girls interested in helping promote spirit especially for the wrestling season. They worked many hours keeping score, timing, and selling programs at the home matches and tournaments. 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LARRY’S UNION SERVICE STATION Pick-up and Delivery 289-5502 201 East Third Winslow, Arizona VIC’S DAIRY QUEEN Charburgers —Cheeseburgers Ma Its--Shakes---Sundaes Dial 289-3282 1304 East 2nd Street Dairi) Queen CITY OF WINSLOW WATER DEPARTMENT DON'T YOU BE A HIGH SCHOOL DROP-OUT SPROUSE REITZ CO. 101 E. Third Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higuera CABLECOM-GENERAL INC. Better Television by cable 289-2652 313 Williamson Winslow, Arizona 174 Best Wishes to the CLASS of 71 H.G. WATTS, D.D.S AMES BROTHERS mERCURY THE WINSLOW ICE HOUSE Self Service gas and Grocery Vernon and Lois Lorvey, Managers 1805 West Second St. Winslow, Arizona BUS MEAD INSURANCE SERVICE CASEY’S 175 WINSLOW, ARIZONA Being involved in your school and its many activities have been the role of the students in Winslow for the past year. Remember when you devoted all those hours of practice to an athletic team, club or class, or sacrificing your homework for those special events such as the Junior Prom or Senior Activities? Everything that each one of us has contributed to the school was captured in the 1971 Meteor. The involvement of the students in the annual class went not only from the classroom, but also into the outside activities to capture the emotions and excitement that went into each activity that took place. As each of you glance through the pages of the yearbook, I hope you are able to recall to mind the long-forgotten experiences and facts of the year that will remain in your personal lives from now on. Wc feel very fortunate to have such a capable advisor as Mr. Conatser, for without his guidance wc would be lost. To my staff, I say Thank You All for without each of you the yearbook would have not been as complete. Your cooperation and hard work have been appreciated. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy the 1971 METEOR as much as I have enjoyed editing it for you, and I hope that it will be of lasting value to you in the future years. 176 Terri Curtis Editor .............................................................. ■ - . . . . .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________