Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

1972 METEOR PUBLISHED by AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow, Arizona DEDICATION 4 ACTIVITIES 5 EDITOR Janet Cribbs SENIORS 29 ASSISTANT EDITOR Bill Michaels ADVERTISING MANAGER Sandra Burrage Peggy Gilliam JUNIORS 49 BUSINESS MANAGER Sue Wong SOPHOMORES 61 STAFF Bridget Montoya (art work) FRESHMEN 71 Elsie Johnson Roger Jones Mark Soo Hoo George Higginson Tommy Easley Dwain Smith ORGANIZATIONS 81 Rodney Chavez Ursula MacLean SPORTS 111 ADVISOR Dave Conatser FACULTY 147 ADVERTISING 155 Now, more than ever before, people need to get together. If we are ever to live in a world which is united and peaceful, we must unite all the peoples in the world, or be destroyed. Winslow High School is only a very small portion of the world, but we are part of the make up of mankind. We as citizens of these United States, must begin the strive for unity by working together. THE TIME IS NOW. 1972 ANNUAL DEDICATEE Mr. Nasser was a graduate of Miami High School in Miami, Arizona in 1939. He attended college at ASC in Flagstaff, Majoring in physical education. Upon graduation, he went into the service. In 1947, Mr. Nasser came to Winslow as the rookie coach of WHS. During the past twenty-five years, this teacher has given outstanding service to the school and his community. His football record includes 5 Northern Conference Championships, 1 State Championship, and twice second in the State; this includes an over-all record of 161 wins, 61 losses, and 4 ties. Besides being the BEST football coach, he has also coached track and basketball. Mr. Nasser is presently the Dean of Arizona High School Football Coaches and was elected to the Arizona Football Hall of Fame. To honor this man, Winslow held a Nasser Day on October 29, 1971, for his twenty-five years of outstanding service to WHS and to Winslow. The annual class is honored to elect this year, Coach Emil Nasser as the Annual Dedicatee for 1972. A familiar sight to everyone at WHS--Coach directing the team in his usual energetic manner. HOMECOMING 71 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING CYDNEY MCLAWS TOMMY MARTINEZ It was a very Good Year... This was the theme of Homecoming 1971. Reigning over all the gay festivities were Cydney Me Laws and Tommy Martinez, our homecoming queen and king. Homecoming dedicatee this year was Mr. Stotts, honored for his fine assistance in coaching and for his teaching. On the afternoon of October 15, 1971, the homecoming parade was started off with the W.H.S. Band leading the way. The winning float of the parade was the Sopliomore's which was a baby carriage, depicting the year 1956, the year in which they were bom. Other floats also in the parade were the Freshmen, Junior, Senior, D.E.C.A., and Reach-Out. The highlight of the evening was the 16-8 football victory over the Kingman Bulldogs. That night, the music of the Exotic Blues set the mood for a victory dance—the perfect ending to the perfect day. “IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR” The royalty and attendants; from left to right: Clydel Atkins, Rosemary Ewan, Tony Hopper, Raylene Jenkins, Cydney McLaws; queen, Tommy Martinez; king, Lorene Nichols, Rob Neill, Janet Freeman, James Davis. 7 72 DITCH-DAY Elaine Peterson and Susie Peterson stand and shiver as Linda Keller demonstrates her splashing ability on Moreau Walter's arm. 8 Justin Mallette demonstrates his unique swimming ability. Pull! Get me outa here! AAAA! It's cold. WAS FAR-OUT!!! 9 Mary Hadukavich violently protests getting dunked, but to no avail Come on, sport, help me out! CHORUS VARIETY SHOW 1 1. Thomas Rice entertains the audience with his version of Where Have All the Flowers Gone . 2. Mr. Arthur, as he enthusiastically directs one of the various an varied numbers on the program. 3. Joe Hasten and Rebecca Herlacher, Old Friends . On October 21, 1971, the W. H.S. Chorus presented their annual variety show, The Roaring Seventies, under the direction of Mr. William Arthur. The chorus presented a few numbers including Moon River and Bridge Over Troubled Water . Toynette Tanner and Gwen Sorenson sang Softly A I Leave You and presented the ever popular story, THE THREE BEARS. Always in demand, Sandra Brown and Mary Alice Hayes gave a soul-rocking dance routine. To top it all off there were the two mistresses of ceremonies, Paula Cullum and Gwen Sorenson, who really livened up the show. Altogether it was a most enjoyable presentation. A variety of songs, skits, and other acts were also presented in their usual sizzling style. 3 10 BOYS STATE Mark SooHoo Steve Brockwell Jeff Simpson GIRLS STATE Rosemary Ewan Janet Freeman Judy Duran ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY 1972 Tommy Martinez, receives the Vargas award. Mary Bcnham, gives Varsity Baseball Srs. their annual season award. Mary Benham, passes out track Srs. their seasonal awards. Dr. Engvall, receives an award of his recognition, for all his help. ARTS AND CLUBS ASSEMBLY Mrs. Hysong presents awards to the Mascots, Julie Drama students receive awards from Mr. Harris. Scheid, Laura Chambers, and Tina Boyle. HONORS STUDENTS 13 Mr. Harris presents more and more awards for Speech and Drama. Mrs. Clubbs distributes G.A .A. awards. HONORS ASSEMBLY Renee Day and Pam Duggins receive honors from the American Legion. Elaine Peterson and Mark Soo Hoo receive annual Queen and King award. 1972 Steve Zukowski receives outstanding Student Council Member from Mark Faucher. 14 Jimmy Summersgill-first freshman all around student. YOUTH-DAY Mark Soo Hoo, salutes his fourth year at the Elks Youth Day Banquet. BANQUET Mr. Freeman gives speech of encouragement at Youth Day Banquet. At the annual youth day banquet, many students were honored for their accomplishments and services to and for the community. Besides being a help to the community, the students are also noted for their activities in the High School. Mr. John Mansour, executive secretary of the Arizona Association of Student Councils, was the main speaker of the banquet. He congratulated the students on their great work, and encouraged those who are still in high school to keep up the good work. To the ones that are leaving the school, he said a very nice congratulations. Every year students are honored at this event, and it's always great to see so many students who work hard to try and accomplish some recognition in society. Every year this event is sponsored by the Elk's Lodge No. 536. Mr. John Mansour, guest speaker gives a speech to the honored students at the youth day banquet. 15 JR. CLASS PLAY This year the Jr. class chose Up the Down Staircase , as the play for 1972. This play involves a school teacher's first experience in teaching. She finds the students to be somewhat insolent. The pupils have no intention of letting Miss Barrett enjoy her teaching. Although the students try their best to destroy Miss Barrett's will for teaching, she still struggles with them. Miss Barrett wins her battle with the students. The students become both learners and friends. 16 The class settling down. Teach Miss Barrett and Joe argue a point. Mr. McCabe reprimands the teacher and student. The crew in the projection box “UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE” CAST—G. Bcrtino, P. Duggins, K. Pyeatt, G. Moore, N. Carver, L. Raygor, K. Tanner, J. Lyet, K. Lawson, K. McCormick, R. Day STUDENTS—J. Allen, D. Schcid, C. May, K. Kirby, J. Bland, J. Hasten, P. Aragon, A. Gonzales, G. Sorensen, C. McKay, S. Peart, K. Sullens, C. Breeze, S. Gifford, T. Easley, M. Hathaway, C. Valenzuela, E. Ekstrom, L. Bomkamp PRODUCTION STAFF--M. Ceballos, P. Cull urn, J. Alire, D. Clark, A. Beatty, S. Ceballos, J. Simpson, L. Raygor, J. Duran, J. Roberts, J. Letts, C. Benefield, V. Littrell, G. Hoagland, D. Kelly, P. Gilliam, Faculty Sponsor- Mr. Ron Harris 17 BIG TOP 72 I Soul dancers--Ronnie Van and Kathy Matthews t Vince and Darlene—Big Top King and Queen. After a year's rest, Big Top was back again this year on March 11, 1972. This year's theme for Big Top was Getting Together, because tins is what it is all about, now. Vince Juarez and Darlene Nicols were chosen as queen and king to reign over the Big Top. Various songs, skits, and routines were presented that all tied in with this theme. There was poetry read, the Mctcorettes performed their routines, and songs and skits galore ! As usual, there was the battle of the bands, featuring Ironwood, Mantis, and the Key Club kazoos. Altogether it was an enjoyable evening of entertainment with everyone getting together! Rocky Rejuvcnator and Nick Nastinator, alias Linda Keller and Diane Heartz. KEY CLUB SWEETHEART This year the Key Club selected Miss I.orena Nichols as their Sweetheart. She was a Miss Merry Christmas candidate in her Junior year and a Homecoming candidate in her Senior year. She had the lead part as Catherine Marshall in the Senior play. Lorcna was crowned at the annual Key Club Western Stomp on March 24, 1972. Lorena—Key Club Sweetheart 18 This year's annual class elected Mark Soo Hoo as 1972 Annual King. Mark was a freshman class representative and received the freshman scholarship. He has been in Science Club for three years, and was president of the club his senior year. Mark has been a member of Honor Society for two years, and was treasurer his senior year. He was a Boys' State delegate in 1971. He was the state winner of the Masonic Essay contest in his junior year and second place winner in his sophomore year. Becuase he is very active both in and out of school, we proudly elected Mark as Annual King 1972. ANNUAL KING MARK SOO HOO This year the annual class elected Miss Elaine Peterson as the 1972 Annual Queen. Elaine has been active in school activities during her years in high school. She has been a member of GAA for four years. She was secretary during her junior year and president of the club her senior year. She has been in Pep Squad for three years. Elaine was a Big Top Candidate and a gymnastics letterman during her sophomore year. She was S-Club corresponding secretary of 1972 and senior class representative. Elaine has been a Mat Maid for two years. She was in the senior play cast. Because of Elaine's accomplishments in high school, we are proud to elect her as the 1972 Annual Queen. I i f '.-i � V ANNUAL QUEEN ELAINE PETERSON MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Every year the students of the high school have the priviledge to elect a candidate as Miss Merry Christmas. There is always great competition from the classes in the school. This year the freshman class collected the most cans, thus winning the competition. The class chose as their candidate Miss Judy Kalisz. Miss Kalisz is a very active member in her class. This contest is a favorite of all the students in the school as all of them seem to participate. This is and was a great activity to and for the students as a sort of recreational purpose. Many can goods were collected which go to the underpriviledged families in Winslow. MR. UGLY This year the meteorrettes of the Winslow High School again sponsored the annual Mr. Ugly contest. With all of the hard work and participation of the students, this event came out to be very successful. In the end it all paid off with the choosing of Lew Argctsingcr as the Mr. Ugly for the 1971-1972 school year. Lew was only one of the many competitors for this event which was exciting. Besides being the Mr. Ugly guy for this year, Lew is also very active in’ the athletic program of the school. For example; he's very active in football, basketball, and track. 20 Senior president Cydney McLaws hosted the Wayne Smith read a selection of poetry, banquet. 1972 SENIOR HOP BANQUET What was that cord again? Mark??? 21 “A MAN CALLED PETER” Peter Marshall.................Wayne Smith Stage Manager . Catherine Marshall.............Lorena Nichols Student Director Peter John Marshall............Greg Hynes Director .... Billy Peterson Allan Talbot...................George Higginson Judith Bickle..................Connie Cleaver Jesse Bickle...................La Donna Steams Susan Grant....................Peggy Gilliam Marian Grant...................Chris Spenser Steven Grant...................Steve Brockwell George Yost....................Ray lanni Joe Keating....................Tim Gaston Senator Polk...................Earl Wright Nancy Everetts.................Moreau Walters Barbara Logan..................Raylene Jenkins Hulga..........................Paula Cullum Only Hulga can clean house and make it look dirty. Mike Taggart Jeff Simpson Mr. Ron Harris Judith and Jesse Bickle argue with Dr. Marshall about his immoderate activites outside the church. SENIOR PLAY Allen watches intently while Dr. Marshall prepares himself as an Arab Shiek. Susan questions the Marshall's about marriage. Juveniles aren't always delinquents. says Dr. Marshall. Occasionally in the history of men, we find an individual who seems to have wholly dedicated his talent, and his energy, his entire life to Cod and His service. Such a man was Peter Marshall, whose story' we told in the Sr. Play. He was opposed by many people because he brought something different into traditional, sometimes stuffy religion. His wife suffered tuberculosis. He's suffered a severe heart attack, returning to full time ministry upon recovery. His dedication remained to the very end. Susan says, If you can wait just a few more months. CLASS - DAY Paula Cullum, Class Day Chairman, opens the 1972 assembly. Bruce Foehner reads off some of the wills to the underclassmen. 1972 Tim Gaston foretells the futures of the members 24 of the class of '72. Iona Sena, wills and more wills. ONCE UPON A TIME Mark Faucher, King; Elsie Johnson, Queen; Wayne Smith and Elaine Peterson, Attendants. 1972 JUNIOR PROM It was a night of dreams, a night when all your wishes came true. These few statements aptly describe this year's Junior Prom, held on April 29, 1972. The fair young maidens were escorted by their prince charmings into the midst of a starry dream. This year the court was ruled over by the King Mark Faucher, and Queen, Elsie Johnson. This night was one to remember as the night of dreams come true, Once Upon A Time . Mark Faucher and Elsie Johnson reign as Prom Royalty 1972. Elaine Peterson and Max Hathaway under the starlit sky. 25 Bishop Joel B. McHood presents the Baccalaureate Address. GRADUATION AND BACCALAUREATE “1972” SENIOR CLASS POEM Underclassmen, look at us. You thought we'd never make it. It goes to show what you can do Even if you fake it! Yes, we're the class of 72 As yet, the best by far. We're athletes, actors, actresses, Musicians, mechs on cars. We've won a lot of float contest. We worked till hands were swollen. Nothing but the best was used, Though most of it was stolen! We took the 'State' in Track this year; Gymnastics took it, too! But now we're leaving this behind, Next year it's up to you! So carry on and don't give up! You'll make it so don't doubt us. Just buckle down and try real hard To get along without us. 26 Jo Dee Roberts accompanies the High School Chorus. Valedictory and Address by Mark Soo Hoo. Education, the Guardian of Democracy41 Salutatory and Address by Mark Hathaway. Education, the Way to Freedom Seniors as a class for the last time! Valedictorian Mark Soo Hoo VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN FOR 1972 Each year, the two seniors with the highest grade point are selected to receive the two highest scholastic honors to be given. Due to their hard work and high scholastic achievements, Mark Soo Hoo and Mark Hathaway have earned the position of Valedictorian and Salutatorian for 1972. At the combined Baccalaureate and commencement exercises, the two Marks gave their Salutatory address based on a quotation from Lord Brougham: Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficulty to drive, easy to govern, But impossible to enslave. Salutatorian 28 Mark Hathaway 5 e17 o rS Sydney Mclaws President Zheerleadcr. Frosh, Captain ,V., Var., Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep squad 1, 2, 3, S Club 3, Speech G Drama 3, M atm aid 4, Band 1 Yolanda Mendoza Secretary Trea. of Jr. G Sr. DEC A, 3,4, Spanish 4, Sec. of Sr. class 4 Monica Clark Treasurer Pep squad 1, G.A.A. 1, S Club 3, 4, Matmaid 4, Jr. G Sr. Play, Student Council Earl Wright Representative Football 1, 2, 3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, Speech G Drama 3,4, Jr. G Sr. Play, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Top contestant 2, Jr. Prom committee Elaine Peterson Representative G.A.A., Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Pep squad 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 3, Gymnastic 2, Sr. class Rep. 4, Matmaid 3, 4, Big Top candidate 2, S Club 4, Seniors display their Christmas spirit. Janet Freeman Representative Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, Student Council 3,4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Girls State 3, Homecoming Queen candidate 4 Sr. Play Graig Robert Adkins Football 1, Stage manager for Your a Good Man, Charlie Brown 4, Play cast for Mr. Roberts 4, Jr. Sr. Play, Childrens Theater 4, Tournament participation 4 Robert Aipperspach Football 4, Science club 3, Madrigal 4, Concert Choir 4, Wrestling 1, Basketball 1, Vice-Pres. of Science Club, All-State AA-ABC choir, 2yr. Jetterman in football, 3yr. letterman in Chorus Cathy (Roush) Allen Eula June Bakurza Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1,2 Linda Gail Beeson Concert Choir 1, 2,4, G.A.A. 1, 2, DECA 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Clyde 1 Atkins Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basket ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,3,4, W club Pres. 1, All-State track 1, State champion long jump 1, Homecoming candidate Prentice Beaty Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Key club 3, W club 3, 4 Dorothy Begay Phyllis Burns Cecelia Benefield Band 1, 2, 3, 4, N.O.T. Edison Burnside 1, 2,3, G.A.A. 1 Mark Boyle Chuck Benham Steve Brockwell Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Boys State Delegate, Jr. Class Pres., Key Club 3,4, W Club 2, 3, Rep. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Tournament participant. George Higginson and Mark Soo Hoo arc wondering about their layouts in the annual class. Lucille Branch DECA 2 yTS., Spanish 2 yrs., Student council 1, Chorus 1 Sandra Barrage Gymnastics 1 Harvey Cake Football 2, Wrestling 1 Ella Mae Charley Bennet Chatter Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Track 2, Crosscountry 1,2,3 Connie Cleaver Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2,3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Pep squad 1, 2, Orchestra sec. 3, Pep squad recorder 2, Honor Society 4, Masonic Essay award 3, Soropti mists citizenship award 4, District solo and Ensemble, Good 3 Eddie Chacon Neomi Clinton G.A.A. 1, Chorus Variety' show 4 Edward Coin Band 1,2, Wrestling 3,4, State solo S ensemble 2, Key club 4 Victor Cooke Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Science club 1, 2, Baseball 1, Jr. Play W alter Cronemeyer Janet Cribbs Editor 72 Meteor 4, C.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep squad 1, 2 Paula Cullum James Davis Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, A11-conference football 4, co-captain 4, All-Star 4, Honorable mention 3 Wayne Dewahe Ronnie Doud Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Choir 2, Speech G Drama 3 Judy Duran Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1,3,4, G.A.A, 1,2, S Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, Honor Society, Jr. Play, Orchestra 3, Girls State 3 Ermelinda Espinosa Pep squad 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1,2 Rosemary Ewan Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep squad 1, 2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Student council Rep. 1, 2, 3, Student body sec. 4, Miss Merry Christmas 1, Homecoming candidate 4, Honor Society 3, 4 Girls State 3 Scotty Flanagan Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3,4, DECA 3,4, Honor Society Bruce Foelmer Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Band 1, 2, Football honorable mention, all conference 4 Randall Foster Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Science club 2, 3,4 Amy Frame Reach Out 3, Pres. 4, Spanish 2, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Orchestra 2, 3, Speech G Drama 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Superior rating, Ensemble festival, IstV.F.W. script writing contest, 2nd in State Susan Gabisan N.O.T. 4 Tim Gaston Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 3,4, B.R.A. 3,4, Frosh class Pres. 1, Sr. Play, concert choir 1, 2, 3, Science club 3, W club 3,4, childrens theatre 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Michael Gifford Band 1, 2, Tennis 2, Science club 3, B.R.A. 4, Jr. Play, Honor Society 4, Boys State alternate 3 Peggy Gilliam Orchestra 1,3,4, F. H. A. 2, 3, Student council 3, Speech Drama 3, 4, Pres. 4, Sr. Play 3, 4, Jr. Play director 4, childrens theater 3,4, Readers theater 4, Annual 4, United nations pilgramage 3 Stephen Gutierrez Football i, 2, Track 2, Honor Society 4 Michael Guzman Football 1,2,3, Wrestling Raymond Hansen Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Honor Society Mark Hathaway Football 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 1, Science club 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4, All conference football 4, Frosh scholarship award 1 Mary Haydukovich N.O.T. 4, Christmas Play 4 George Higginson Football 1, 2, Speech G Drama 4, Jr. G Sr. Play, Masonic essay 3, 4, Honor society 4, Science club 3,4, B.R.A. 3,4, Annual 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student council 4, tournament parti pation Tony Hopper Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 1,2, W club Vice Pres. 4, Honor Society 4, 1st team Allstate Football 4, North All-star team 4, Homecoming candidate, 1st team all conference football 3 Terry Horn Raylene Jenkins Student Body Trcas. 4, Band Pres. 4, All-state chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, Pep band 4, Concert choir 1, 2, 3, 4, N.O.T. 2,3,4, Sr. Play, Homecoming queen candidate 4, Miss Merry Christmas candidate 4 Renay Hunter Chorus 2, 3, 4 Joseph Hurley Ray Ianni B.R.A. 3,4, Choir 1,2,3 , Sr. Play, Speech Drama 4, F.T.A. 4, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Variety show 2, 3, Big top 4 Enna Joe Elsie Johnson Big Top queen candidate 4, Jr. Play, N.O.T. 3, Rep. 4, S club 4, Dorm Rep. 3, G.A.A. 1, Student council 3, 4, Pep squad 1, 2 Roger Jones Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3,4, Key club 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, Annual 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4 Linda Keller G.A.A. 1, Pep squad 1, Gymnastics 1, 3, 4, DECA 4, Student council 4, Rep. 4, Matmaid 3, 4, Pres, of Matmaids 3, 4 Dede Kelly Orchestra 1, 4 Jim LaPlante Football 2, 3 Jo Letts Bulldog Barks 4, S club 2, 3,4, Honor Society 3, 4, N.O.T. 2,3,4, Jr. Sr. Play, Matmaids 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, class tres. 1, 2, 3, Big top candidate 2, Queen of Hearts LeVerne Keyonnie Chorus 3, 4 Tommie Lewis Cross country 2, Wrestling 1, Track 2, Key club 4 Jonathan Lansa DECA 3, 4, Football 2, Alice Lopez Baseball 1, Basketball 2 Crystal Mahle J an Lowrie Justin Mallette Tommy Martinez Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, 2nd team ail-conference baseball 3, 1st team all-conference football 4, outstanding wrestler 4 Ursula Mclean Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Sr. Band rep. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, G.A.A. 1, Honor Society 4, All-star volleyball, Superior, £ Excellent rating in Solo G ensemble festival 3 Kim L. Mileham Basketball Susan Miller G.A.A. 1,2, chorus 2, 3, 4, Journalism 2, Business manager 3, 4 Thomas Mitchell Football 1,2,3,4, All-conference wrestling 1, Track 3, DECA 3 Jeannette Moore Spanish 2,3, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 4, Speech G Drama 4 Rob Neill Football 2,3,4, Allstate 4, Basketball 3.4, All-conference 3.4, Key club Pres. 4, Band 1,2,3, chorus 2,3, Honor Society 4 Bessie Nelson Pcni Morris Hollis Nelson Band 1,2,3, C.A.A. 1, Speech G Drama 2, Cymnastics 1, Allstate Band 2 Alberta Mote Band 2,3,4, G.A.A 2,3 Irene Nez DECA 3,4, Band 4, Chorus 3,4 Leroy Nez Dorothy Padilla DECA 3, 4 Lorena Nicholas Miss Merry Christmas candidate 3, Sr. Play, Homecoming queen candidate 4, Key club Sweetheart 4 Nancy Normandin G.A.A. 1,2, Gymnastics 3, Jr. Play Robert Peterson F.T.A. 2, Outstanding American History student 3 Susan Peterson G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep squad 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, Matmaids 3, Sr. Play Jeff O'Haco Key club 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2,3,4 Gail Poley Chorus 2 years, Pep squad 1 Babara Robertson Band 1, 2, DECA 4 Mike Robertson Ernest Rubi Irene Sanchez Sec. of DECA 3, 4, Spanish Carmelita Schultz G.A.A. 1 Iona Sena DECA 3, 4, Honor Society, $ club, Outstanding Jr. girl, Frosh Scholastic award, KiwaniS girl of Sept. 71 Marie Sheppard Mark Soo Hoo Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 4, Science club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice pres. Pres., Boys state delegate 3, Frosh class Rep. 1, V of A outstanding J r. Boy, Bausch and Lomb Science Christina Spencer LaDonna Stems Meteoretts 3, 4, Pep squad 1, 2, Gymnastics 1, 2, Speech G Drama 4, Jr. Sr. Play, readers theater 4, BPW 2nd place winner 4, Pres, of Meteoretts 4 J eff Simpson Football 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 4, Track 3,4, Boys State Honor Society, Jr., Sr. Play, B.R.A. Secretary, Science Club, Student Council, Speech and Drama, Sophomore V. Pres., Wrestling 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 2 Wayne Smith Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Speech G Drama 3, 4, J r. Sr. Play, Honor Society, Drama Award 3, 4 Joanne Solis Librarian 3 Benny Valenzuela Mike Taggart Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2 Gilbert Villarino Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2 Pauline Tanner Chorus 2, 3, 4 Bucky Wagner Melvin Tannic Basketball 1, Track 1 Ernie, Tommy, and Rob, the trio with class ! Lula Mae Wagner Bill Webster Moreau Walters Jour. 3, 4, Jr. G Sr. Play, Honor Society, N.O.T. 4, F.T.A. 3,4, S club 2, 3, 4, Matm aids 3, 4, Student council 4, Jr. class Vice Pres. Sue Wong Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3,4, N.O.T. 2,3,4, Rep. 4, Spanish club 2, 3, Annual 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep squad 1, WHS Musical 4, Honor Society 3,4, All state 3, 4, Miss Kiwanis 4 Peggy Gilliam, as she busily works in class. Harry Key Yazzie Wrestling 3 yts. Valeen Yazzie Pep squad 1, G.A.A. 1,2 Steve Zukowski Concert Choir 1, 2,3, 4, Madrigal 1, 2, 3, 4, Key club 3, 4, Science club 3, 4, Student council 2, 3,4, Soph. Rep. 2, Variety show 1, 2,3,4, Football 1, 2, Big top 2, T virp King, Ugly guy candidate Chris MeDeiros STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Ahasteen, Gary Ahasteen, Larry Begay, Johnny Bcmkamp, James Clarke, Emma Jane Gonzales, Arthur Gonzales, Ralph Anthony Hejuie, Neil Hernandez, Joe Holt, Mark Irvin, Glen John, Alvin Johnson, Teresa Ann Kanuho, J erry Lee Katoney, Harry Kelly, John (Vice. Pres.) Montoya, Bridget Rogers, Angie Gayle Salazar, Leo Mata Sanchez, Linda Schibi, Debbie Scott, Eugene Smith, Robert David Stinson, James Edward Tohannie, Lillie Valdez, Arthur Valasquecs, Jimmy VanderKraats, John Phillip Representative Marty Durkin Representative Beth Neill Representative Renee Day Treasurer Diane Heartz Vice-President Karen O'Haco President George Bertino Secretary Terri Garner Students not pictured: Alcott, Terry Baca, Pamela Susan Barton, Priscilla Begay, Nellie Begaye, Rosalie Brown, Vernon Wallace Cake, Jimmy Barry Curley, Todd Franklin, Albert Franklin, Teresa Fredericks, Jeannie Gayweal, Becky Ann Groom, Vickie Fay Hardy, Gary Nelson Hernandez, Cecilia Horseherder, Betty Jackson, Walter James, Darrell Michael John, Dianne Keebahe, Norman Lee, Thelma Ann Lewis, Jackson Mahle, Crystal Myron, Paul Nells, Rosavelle Noel, Stan Riley, Dale Anden Sehongva, Titus Tom, Kathleen Thomas, Zack Thompson, Norman Thorne, Jerry Tsosie, Mary Etta Toddy, Melvin Tyler, Michael Lee West, Rhonda Lorenc West, Sharon Lanita Williams, Alvin Williams, Harold Willie, Martha Ann Yazzie, Marie Yonnie, Albert Yonvella, Silas 50 Adams, Janara Alire, John Allen, John Arcgon, Madeline Bedoni, Joe 51 Bland, Jackie Bomkamp, Linda Chavez, Ronnie Caraway, Lloyd Bryan, Jeff Carpenter, Katrina Chezumpena, Henry Brown, Gloria Buckley, Terry Clark, Dan Brown, Oliver Ceballos, Mike Breeze, Catherine Brooks, Marsha Carver, Neal Brown, Sandra Carlson, Gary Brewer, Harry Cody, Grace Cribbs, Carla Daly, John Davis, Phyllis Derkson, Joy Duggins, Pam Easley, Thomas Franklin, William Garcia, Catherine Fulton, Sandra Ekstrom, Elizabeth Ellis, Cindy Etsitty, Rudy Fratzola, Elizabeth Fredericks, Elaine Fugatt, Marie Gifford, Steven Gonzales, Jackie Gonzales, Vickie Harper, Pat Giragi, Mike Goldtooth, Eddie Gondek, Jack Gonzales, Eddie Hathaway, William Hatton, Curtis Haydukovich, Brenda Hayes, Mary Alice Hernandez, Andy Hernandez, Michele Hernandez, Emily Hernandez, Victor Jennings, Brenda Hoagland, Gaye Joe, Rita Johnson, Pete Jones, Anthony James, David James, Jacqueline I Ionani, Rosa Kyle, Raymond Land, Faye Lawson, Ken Mallette, Pierre Lawson, Sheryl v nh. Lowry, Susan Kirkland, Raymond Legate, Mark Lyet, Jeanne Lewis, Genevieve Magana, Alex Lovato, Alice Mazon, Virginia McCormick, Kim McDaniel, Johnny McLean, Luther McKay, Charlie Miller, Danny Nelson, Debbie Monroe, Marilyn Ogdon, Kraig Ortega, Johnny Moore, Gaylord Myron, Paul Michaels, Bill Nanez, Louie Osequeda, Norma Paddie, Erick Padilla, Dan Padilla, Edward Pahona, Claude Passmore, Vickie Powell, Shirley Junior's float both interesting and original Ramirez, Mary Pyeatt, Karen Raygor, Lori Salazar, Reyes Sanchez, Ruben Saucedo, Theresa Sanchez, Jeff ■ Sanchez, Rosalie White, Tom Wright, Carol Ybarra, Annette Ylarrez, Teresa it Sorensen, Gwen Sullcns, Karen Tafoya, Yvonne Tallsalt, Loma Tallsalt, Ray Valenzuela, Charlene Weatherton, Cheryl Ticer, Billie White, William Williams, Saraphine Thomas, Paul Warren, Sandra Whipple, Gary Tanner, Karen Thorne, Truman Valdez, Georgianna S Op A Ol7i ore 3 Dwain Smith-President Toynette Tanner-Vice Pres. Susan Copscy-Sccretary Shorty Higginson-Treasurer Mari Faucher-Reprcsentative Bill Duran-Representative Brenda Smith-Representative On the first day of school this year, the class of 74 entered the crowded halls of WHS with happy, carefree faces. But as the year opened, the sophomores were given a better picture of life and what it has to offer. From the squeamish dissection of frogs (ich! !) to being able to drive a car for the first time, the class of 74 was given an added sense of maturity and responsibility. This year the sophomores were also kept busy by sponsoring Twirp Week, holding a dance after the basketball game, collecting can goods for the Miss Merry Christmas Candidate, as well as constructing a first place Homecoming float. All in all, the year turned out to be very productive and memorable for the class of 1974. Students Not Pictured Chris Alvarado Clara Bahimtcwa Charlotte Begay Allen Begay Alice Dailey Eddie Guerrero Eileen Hardy Marie Jensen Aleta Joe Nellie Lee Kenneth Lewis Orlinda Manson Alice McCabe Leo Mitchell Rena Nells Kathy Nelson Dolores Oliva Clyde Peaches Carl Petronavich Gary Poocha Agnes Setalla Merle Spencer Pearl Spencer Mae Taiaymptewa Wesley Tohannie Melvin Tsosie Ester Williams Lila Woo Laura Yazzie 62 One of the many Lennadine Adams Robert Adams Susan Aipperspach Lois Argetsinger Elroy Atkins Mike Ayres Sandra Baca Aline Bahc Renay Barton Paul Beeson Verna Begay Beatrice Ben Tommy Ben Laura Bertino MariLou Billy Vicki Blakcs James Bloomfield projects of sophomores Raymond Branch Michael Breeze Dolores Brito Virginia Brown James Burrage Mary Cahill Polly Cain Laura Chambers Dennis Chatter Cathy Cooke Mary K. Coughlin Donald Cribbs Virgil Cruz Mike Day Mike Chivers Don Clark Cindy Clarke Kenneth Conatser Clair Dewitt Billy Dowd Elaine Douthitt Franklin Duke Ray Duran Mary Durkin Larry Earl Katherine Espinosa Robert Estudillo Linda Flores Laura Fore Am I holding It right? Joseph Foy Wrenn Frame Theron Freeman Denver Joe Gamer Alice George Cindy Gilpin Charles Gilliam Teresa Gonzalez Virginia Gonzales Edward Grayson Milton Grayson Walter Greer Roxanne Hadler Susie Hancock Walter Harrah Jeannine Hasten Mark Haydukovich The class of 74 places first in Homecoming Janet Heflin Peter Henderson Bradley Henrie Melanie Hoagland Bobby Hodge Patrick Hughes Esther Interpeten Dewey Jackson David Jennings Nathaniel Johnson Zelma Jones Laura Katoney Gaye Kautz Felix Keams Shirley Keams Susi Keller Gilbert Keyonnie Cindy Kidd Andrew Knight Gary Lamb Edward Lansa Carol Lee Jimmie Lewis Tim Lightner Vicki Littrell Florine Lockwood Debri Lomeli Sandra Lopez Ruben Lovato Sophomores examine Les Lucero Joe Luther Willis Mack Mike MacLcan Marlena Manula Ophelia Manson Kathy Matthcss Darlene May David McCloud Lonnie McCloud Becky McFarland Joi McLaws John McLean Barbara Meister Connie Milligan Grant Milligan Robert Mitchell Steve Montano Daniel Montoya Katy Montoya Mike Montoya Jerome Moore Heather Morris Shirley Morris Chuck Murray Louella Nahsonhoya Selwyn Namoki Irene Nanez James Nelson Mike Normandin Frances Orozco Debbie Parsons Myma Pavatea Antoinette Pena Mike Penrod Donald Perry Howard Perry Burke Pinto Mary Ellen Plese Sharon Plumley Donald Potter Andrea Powell Clara Renfro Dolores Renfro Robert Reyes Terry Rhoton Marcus Warren Examines Ccoff Richards Margarett Richards Marlene Roan JoDee Roberts Robert Robertson Patricia Rubi Christine Sanchez Julie Scheid Cheryl Schibi Keith Secakuku Maria Sema Rex Shumway Danny Smith Oliver Smith Gale Soehner Albert Sombrero Johnson Stacey Chuck Stratton Betty Tallsalt Louise Tallsalt Mary Tallsalt Wayne Taylor Martha Thomas Cindy Van Petten Blanca Vela Marcus Warren Ivan Webster Linda We inbeck Carl Wellman Sterling West Kenny Wetzel Cynthia White Gary Wilhelm Valerie Wilhoite Helen Wright Ben Wytewa Daniel Yazzie Irene Yazzie Jeff Yazzie Loren Yazzie Lorenzo Yazzie Anne Ybarra Linda Ybarra Stephanie Zahnley Joey Zukowski Clyde Oplinger irejfh'meTt Danny Durkin, Pres. Leonard Padilla V. Pres. Bill Eng vail Rep. Annette Beaty Sec. Debi Hearts Rep. Gayle Tyler Treas. N Tad Adkins Rep. Freshmen not pictured Ahakai, Karlos Rolando Alvarado Boyd Apachce Brenda Bartmus Philbert Begay James Begay Karene Begay Osborne Chotter Vivian Craig Maijorie Dick Charlotte Franklin Evelina Fuson Greg Gonzales Donald Huffman Elmer Jenson Tony Joe Marjorie Katoney Doris Kaye Lula Lewis Randy Lewis Ruth Long Robert Lopez John McLean Sally Nez David Noel Tony Parks Ronald Price Charles Riggs Steven Robinson Fred Romero Anna Talaswaima Adrian Trujillo Francis Tsosie Jean Williams Lesley Williams Darlene Yazzie Johnson Yazzie Floyd Altaha 72 John Ackerman Mary Ann Ackerman Helen Adams Chris Elizabeth Altaha Alva Karlos Attakai Alfred Armijo Janice Atsye Vera Ann Melvin Ami Apachee Frances Baca Loretta Baca Antoinette Lolita Begay Begay Lori Baca Elsie Bahnimptowa Karen Balenqua Alvin Begay Cary Benefield Barbara Bertino Tina Boyle Neta Branch Cindy Breeze k ' j Charles Brewer Terry Brooks I Patti Cavin Stephanie Verna Ceballos Clark Alvin Kenneth Cindy Clark Clarke Coin Earlenc Cole Richard Cooper Greg Dan Kenneth Ek strom Arlene Fredericks Becky Gallegos Virginia Gomez David Cox Steve DeAngelis Thomas Elzey ■ Bruce Freeman Anna Garcia Gordon Delyea Philbcrt Eric Dennis DeWitt Gary Gamer Effclita George Douglass Gifford Arthur Gonzales Alex Gonzales Charlene Gonzales Frances Joseph Gonzales Gonzales Romona Gonzales Theresa Gonzales Veronica Gonzales Eddie Greer Mary Guerrero Bernard Griego with upperclassmen Frank Hernandez Neal Higginson Rebecca Herlacher Christine Hernandez Terry Honani Susan Home Diana Homing Ada Irwin Elvira Darlene Jackson James Larry James Guadalupe Georgia Jaramillo Jenkins Karen Jenkins Debroah Joe Milton John Patricia Jaime Johns Juarez Frank Jue Steve Kirk Robert Kolomitz Cynthia Kirkland Mary Lightner Becki Lawson Sandra Linder Rodney Lawson Rhonda Linstra Julia Mallette Sarah Manola Orlinda Manson Donna Kirk Jacque Kirby Kris Kirby Douglas Krusze Adeline Lanse Cindy Lehr Jackie Lomeli Competition is heavy Wade Sylvia Loring Lovato Ronald Manson Mike Marquez Cathy Mason Kerry McNeil James Mason Robert Mitchell baby bottle contest Debbi Owens Pete Olague Steven Val Padilla Pahowa Gloria Morris Patricia Montoya Carolyn Nelson Darlene Nichols Mitzi Oso Geralyn Owens Francess Padilla Danette Verna Palacios Parker Frederick Myron Stewart Nicholas Mike Otero Pauline Padilla Manuel Passmore Ted Priscilla Paul Pate Pavatca Pena Hazel Perry Dennis Mark Peters Pfeiffer Carol Plese Phi lbert Pollngyowma William Polston Sammie Powell Dean Reffner Janet Renfro Richard Reyes Susan Reyes Gloria Richards Dennis Robertson Gail Robinson Peggy Robinson Parry Richard Vicky Robinson Mike Roberts Freshmen participate Kathy Sanchez Linda Sanchez Patrick Sanchez Doris Sandoval Larry Schmidt Cathy Schum Hubert Charles Sekayumptcum Serna Danny Sena Vicki Kerry Seward Shesrer James Summersgill Stephen Sylvester Ruby Angela Slowtalkcr Stotts Beverlee Stucker Danell Tanner Kathy Taylor Kathy Thompson John Turner Charles Taylor in AA peanut race Harold Lauri Wheeler Whipple Brenda White Marilyn Woods Emerson Yazzie FRESHMEN HAD just mcssin' around, A GREAT YEAR: playing football, during initiation, 80 and on stage Organization MADRIGAL Row 1: J. King, R. Day, J.D. Roberts, T. Tanner, B. Jennings, K. Sullens, P. Cullum. Row 2: S. Zukowski, C. Penrod, T. Rice, Mr. Arthur, S. West, K. Conatser, A. Aipperspach. The Winslow High Madrigal choir is a very select group of instrumental vocalists. It is composed of several of the best choir members chosen by audition each year. Basically, this group sings music from the Renaissance period of Music History. Madrigal, having placed Superior in the district Solo and Ensemble Festival for the past four years, performed in the Variety Show, and the annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast. 82 No, I still say you're wrong! CONCERT CHOIR t, I — lilt Row 1: K. Tanner, P. West, T. Tanner, J. King, B. Jennings, K. Jenkins, D. Kirk, J. Jennings, Row 2: S. Higginson, C. May, L. Beeson, S. Plumley, R. Herlacher, J.D. Roberts, K. Sullens, P. Cullum, M. Hayes, P. Duggins, Row 3: D. Schcid, C. Penrod, T. Rice, S. Zukowski, A. Aippcrspach, S. West, K. Conatser, E. Greer, C. Gilliam, Mr. Arthur The Winslow High Concert Choir is a special group of vocalists who are chosen by audition each fall. This group, dressed in their sharp looking outfits, had a busy year in performing for the Kiwanis club, touming the Tucson area, and for the special Elks Memorial Service. Concert Choir also performed at the annual all-school Christmas Program and sang Christmas carols during the Christmas holidays. Those not pictured: M. Taggart, R. Atkins, G. Sorensen 83 Mr. Arthur instructs choir members on a difficult song. Mr. Griffith Sponsor Lloyd Caraway Junior Connie Cleaver Senior Rosemary Ewan Senior Neal Carver Junior Terri Garner Junior Chuck Be nil am Senior Steve Brockwell Senior HONOR SOCIETY J Jeff Simpson Vice-President Mark Soo Hoo Treasurer Jo Letts Representative The Verla Oare chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization composed of Juniors and Seniors having the qualities of leadership, scholarship, character and service. To be elegible, you must be in the top 25% of the Senior class and in the top 15% of the Junior class. Only 15% of the Seniors and 5% of the Juniors are in- IP ' ducted. Under the theme NATIONAL Pathways to Peace, Honor Society held HO«ORA?C : fm their annual assembly and inducted 15 Seniors i jj and 11 Juniors. With the 10 Seniors that were j previously in Honor Society, the present f[ membership is now 36. This year, under the |c4j y direction of Mr. Griffith, they have made their l LJW contributions to the school. The activities started with'wi If—-y the selling of chocolate candy bars and chocolate Jill covered almonds to raise money. This money was used to get the school some new Christmas decorations and to buy sashes for the graduating Honor Society Seniors. Mark Hathaway President Pam Duggins Junior Judy Duran Senior Mark Faucher Senior 84 Scotty Flanagan Senior Mike Gifford Senior Steve Gifford Junior Steve Gutierrez Senior Raymond Hanson Senior Max Hathaway Junior Tony Hopper Senior Mark Soo Hoo gives the student body his interpretation of the quality, Scholarship. George Higginson Senior Charlie McKay Junior Ursula McLean Senior Wayne Smith Senior Members not pictured: Renee Day Janet Freeman Joe Hancock Beth Neill Rob Neill Iona Sena Chris Spencer Senior Mark Fauchcr President Janet Freeman Sr. Representative Renee Day Jr. Representative Mari Faucher Soph. Representative Mike Taggart Vice-President Raylene Jenkins Treasurer Rosemary Ewan Secretary Students not pictured: Janet Heflin (Band) Karen O'Haco (Cheerleader) George Bertino Jr. President Elaine Peterson Earl Wright Sr. Representative Sr. Representative Cydney McLaws Sr. President STUDENT Marty Durkin Jr. Representative Brenda Smith Soph. Representative Tad Adkins Frosh Representative Beth Neill Jr. Representative Dwain Smith Soph. President Bill Duran Soph. Representative Debbie Heartz Frosh Representative Bill Engvall Frosh Representative Monica Clark M atm a ids Tim Gaston B. R. A. COUNCIL George Higginson Orchestra Terry Horn G. A. A. Rob Neill Key Club Jo Letts Honor Society Steve Zukowski Science Club Lucille Branch Spanish Club Katrina Carpenter S-Club Elsie Johnson N.O. T. Jeff Simpson Speech S Drama Linda Keller D.E.C.A. Mary Kelly Meteorettes Moreau Walters F.T. A. Ken Conatser Reach Out Steve Brockwell W-Club Vicki Gonzalez F.H. A. Toynette Tanner Chorus- Mary Benham Pep Squad Front Row: Susan Miller, Jo Letts, Terry Horn, Middle: Vickie Passmore, Lori Raygor, Janet Freeman, Back: Theresa Ylarraz, Rob Neill, Mark LeCatc, Marty Durkin, Jeff Simpson. BULLDOG BARKS The Bulldog Barks, official publications of the student body of Winslow High School, of the Journalism Class of Winslow High School. The tasks of the Journalism Class are somethimes tense, sometimes exciting, but more often it is long hours of hard work, Deadlines have to be met and many extra hours have to be put into the final works of the paper. The staff has worked hard to put out the kind of paper that they feel the student will enjoy reading. 88 Jeff Simpson photographs the gymnastic meet for the Barks. D.E.C.A. Left to Right: V. Groom, L. Branch, L. Beeson, L. Salazar, S. Lowry, E. Plumley, J. Spencer, L. Keller, V. Passmore, J. Lansa, L. A ha steen, E. Scott, S. Flanagan, K. Meleham, T. Easley, J. Sanchez, V. Mazon, M. Aragon, J. Gonzalez, D. Padilla, C. Valenzuela, N. Osegueda, Y. Tafoya, B. Graybeal, I. Sena, Y. Mendoza, I. Sanchez. D.E.C.A. in its tenth consecutive year, is an organization of the upperclassmen of Winslow High School who are enrolled in the Distributive Education classes. However, it is not restricted to the Winslow area alone, since it is a national organization. Anyone in the club has as many opportunities as anyone else, and there arc plenty of these opportunities. These opportunities range from job investigation to competitive events. State and National conferences allow each student to compete with others in several areas related to the world of business. It also provides help for the needy. D.E.C.A. this year provided a Christmas Party for some of the more underprivcledged children of our community. D.E.C .A. is for people who are concerned about the business world, themselves, and other people. Dorothy Padilla, a DECA member, exhibits merchandise to a potential customer. KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL Front Row: Steve Zukowski, Roger Jones, Mark Faucher, George Bcrtino, Eddie Coin, Alvin Williams, Second Row: Bill Michaels, Tommy Lewis, Ken Conatser, Dewey Jackson, Chuck Benham, Rodney Chavez, Jeff O'Haco. Back Row: Rob Neill, Marty Durkin, Joe Hancock, Steve Brockwcll, John Kelly, Mike Taggert, Danny Miller, Mike Duran, Gary Calhoun, Sponsor. Key Club is an organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Winslow. Each year the senior members of the club vote on new members for the club. These applicants must show qualities of leadership, honesty, and loyalty. Key Club is led by Rob Neill, Pres; Mark Faucher, Vicc-Prcs; Steve Zukowski, Sec; Roger Jones, Tres; and Jeff O'Haco, Sgt-at-arms. The officers and other seniors led the club on with spirit and many many money making projects for the community. Steve Zukowski lectures on Superbowl game at Key Club meeting. 90 S-CLUB Front Row: Polly Caine, Cindy Kidd, Mari Faucher, Susie Keller, Susan Copsey, Susie Hancock, Frances Orozco, 2nd Row: Vicki Littrell, Monica Clark, Elaine Peterson, Katrina Carpenter, Jo Letts, Cindy Van Patten, Annette Beaty, Laura Bertino. V; The purpose of S-Club is to give volunteer service to the community and school. They serve other clubs, organizations and groups within the community. This year the S-Club members participated in many activities. They served at the Kiwanis breakfast and at several athletic banquets. During Christmas they sacked candy, sang carols at Sambo's, and decorated the city Christmas tree. Among many other services, the members also collect money for the heart fund drive. 9] Miss Squires, sponsor of S-Club, teaches the meaning of service to the club members. The Science Club was organized in 1945 to not only stimulate a strong interest in the field of science but also to prepare students for future vocational goals. In striving for this aim, the sponsor, Mr. Dryden, and the club members have promoted interest in various science fields which include the computer, optical and physical sciences. These interests were further amplified by chib members participating in individual and group projects. These projects, along with interesting demonstrations, provided Science Club with a very informative and fun year. Mr. Dryden and David Scheid observe the path of a laser beam. SCIENCE CLUB Row One: K. Ekstrom, D. Schcid, Mr. Bryden Row Two:C. Higginson, S. Zukowski, M. Soo Hoo, A. Aipperspach. AGUi SI MBtAISEAN The purpose of Spanish Club is to provide it's members with a working knowledge of the Spanish language and to undertake an informative study of Spanish traditions and customs. This year, Spanish Club has cultivated a strong interest in its members as shown by an active participation in Spanish related areas. During the year, the club financed some of their activities through such projects as a tostada sale. A Christmas party was also held. Jeannette Moore takes minutes at the noon meeting. SPANISH CLUB Elizabeth Ekstxom, Jo Dee Roberts, Linda Flores. Theresa Guzman, Jeanne Lyet, Mary Ellen Plcse, Steve Gifford Gaylord Moore. Front Row: Rebecca Herlachcr, Joe Hasten Second Row: Amy Frame, Gwen Sorensen, Renee Day, Jo Dee Roberts Third Row: Elizabeth Esktrom, Penny Rickard, Carol May, Pam Duggins, Fourth Row: Jeanne Lyet, Headier Morris, Elaine Douthitt, Kathy Taylor Top Row: Steve Gifford REACH-OUT Reach-Out functions on campus as a forum for ideas and fellowship for Christian students and teachers. In weekly meetings, Reach-Out members heard several exciting and stimulating guest speakers. At other times, members participated in a survey of the Old Testament. One of the major highlights of the year's activities was a Christmas party sponsored by the club for the 66 children of the Winslow Headstart Program. Another annual activity is the spring social given in honor graduating seniors. The membership is open to all students, faculty members and visitors are always welcome. Catherine Breeze points out an incident in the Bible to prove her argument. 94 SPEECH DRAMA Lucy (Renee Day) tries to con Linus (Joe Hastings) out of his security blanket. The Speech and Drama club decided instead of just going to tournaments this year, that they would also host one. They hosted a tournament in March and earned first place out of eight participating schools. The club helped put on the first musical play in several years; You're a Good Man Charlie Brown . The club also performed several Christmas plays. A small scholarship is awarded to the graduating senior who earns the most points. L to R 1st Row: Laura Fore, Peggy Gilliam, Joe Hasten, Mark Faucher 2nd Row: Judy Kalisz, Kim McCormach, Lori Raygor, La Donna Steams, Jeff Simpson, Carol May 3rd Row: Liz Ekstrom, Ray Ianni, Renee Day, Jo Dee Roberts, Pam Duggins Back Row: Jeannie Lyet, George Higginson, Penney West, David Scheid. Front Row: Renee Day, Janet Freeman, Second Row: Laura Fore, Janet Heflin, Rosemary Ewan, Third Row: Vicki Littrell, Heather Morris, Liz Erston, Terry Horn, Fourth Row: Jo Letts, Amy Frame, Elaine Douthitt, Kathy Taylor, Gwen Sorenson, Ray Ianni, Diana Ruiz, Shorty Higginson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. stands for Future Teachers of America. The clubs name may be a bit misleading because not all of its members plan on entering the teaching profession. The purpose of the club is to acquaint members with opporutnitics in the teaching field as well as to help others understand that education is everybody's responsibility. Now more than ever before we need to involve all aspects of society in education. Business and Community leaders must be concerned with the problems facing education. 96 F.T.A. members listen intently to the program. Top Row: C. Kautz, C. Hasten, K. Sullens, School Nurse, Mrs. Jensen 2nd Row: P. Duggins,J. Letts, M. Walters, E. Johnson 1st Row: M. Haydukovich, J. Lowrie, C. Benefield, B. Haydukovich, M. Shephard N.O.T. The Nurses of Tomorrow Club (N. O. T.), is tailored to meet the needs of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior student interested in any of the many branches of the medial field not just nursing. The aim of the club is to learn good physical and mental health habits. It is also to give each member an advanced insite into the field of medicine so they may be sure they are suited for the profession they are about to choose--the members have many fun activities also. 97 Sue Wong donates a book for the book sale, which will go toward an N. O. T. Scholarship. ANNUAL Front Row: left to right, Sandra Bun-age, Janet Cribbs, Sue Wong. Second Row: Bridget Montoya, Ursula McLean, Elise Johnson, Roger Jones, George Higginson, Mark Soo Hoo. Third Row: Bill Michaels, Tommy Easley, Ronnie Chavez, Dwain Smith, Mr. Conatser. This year the 1971-1972 meteor stall was at it again. Every day in the sixth period, room 15 is a crowded area with the noise of busy people and typewriters. Each contribution to the production of die school annual comes from die members of this class. The annual class is really hard work, and it's members work hard to put out information which will aid as a reference in the future. Mr. Conater corrects the mischievousness of the Annual Class. 1st row: Barbara Bcrtino. 2nd row: Susi Keller, Stephanie Ccballos, Tina Boyle. 3rd row: Marsha Brooks, Mari Faucher, Judy Kalisz, Debbie Owens. 4th row: Jo Dee Roberts, Mary Plese, Susi Copsey, Elaine Douthitt, Cindy Kidd, 5th row: Carla Foster, Doris Sandoval, Jacque Lomali, Laurie Whipple. 6th row: Ester Enterpeter, Kathy Thompson, Toni Toya, Gayle Tyler, 7th row: Gina Jenkins, Diane Heartz, Mary Bcnham, Debbie Hcartz, Darlene Nichols. G.A.A G.A.A. is an organization for all girls interested in sports. This year the emphasis is on tennis, track, and physical fitness, but a girl can work in any other sport that she finds particularly interesting. The girls can earn points by spending some of their free time hiking, bike riding, horseback riding, or at some other physical activity. If they earn enough points, they will receive a G.A.A. medal. The girls learn how to work together and they also learn the importance of being physically fit. Mary Benham, Cydney Me Laws, and Mrs. Clubbs discuss future plans for G.A.A. B.R.A. The Boy's (alias Men's) Rooting Association helped to boost school spirit by their active participation in rooting and yelling and screaming and stomping and crying and rejoycing at all the home basketball games, as well as equally outstanding performance at the home wrestling matches. To show pride in this usefull club, the members made special B.R.A. T-shirts to wear to the games and matches. When they were wom to the games, is was obvious that they were representative of the club. However, little old ladies, (and even tall young ladies) got quite a start when they saw one of the members wearing his shirt outside of the gym. There were comments such as: What does that young man have on his shirt? What is this generation coming to? The immorality of today's youth! All kidding aside, however, the B.R.A. was useful in raising school spirit. Their active participation during the '71-72 school year showed that there were, indeed, students who wished to support their athletic teams by rooting for them. Members pictured: (L. to R.) Mike Gifford, Charly McKay, Steve (Zuk) Zukowski, George Higginson, Jeff Simpson Simpson Row I: P. Padilla, S. Keller, D. Heartz, D. Nichols, F. Fugatt, R. Linstra R. Honani, Row 2: H. Perry, M. Wilhoite, G. Owens, B. Lawson, S. Ceballos, P. Sanchez, J. Lomeli, T. Guzman, S. Lopez, Row 3: J. Mallett, G. Robinson, C. Thompson, K. Shearer, B. Nelson, A. Beaty, M. Benham, F. Orozco, Row 4: M. Woods, M. E. Plese, B. Hcrlacher, P. Cavin, L. Whipple, J. Kalis, D. Owens, D. Ybarra. PEP SQUAD Any girl who is interested in promoting school spirit may be member of Pep Squad. Pep Squad members design spirit signs for the stadium, gym and busses, sponsor pep rallies and assemblies and are responsible for Homecoming activities. The girls worked very hard this year to extend their support to the spring sports of baseball, track gymnastics and golf. They also helped during sports events by ushering reserve seat sections, holding finish line tapes and measuring distance in track. Pep Squad cheers fans on at a game. 1. First Row: Mary Kelly, Janet Heflin, Laura Fore, Rene Day, Second row: Mary Durkin, LaDonna Steams, Diane Heartz, Pat Harper, Brenda Smith. 2. LaDonna Steams, (senior), and Diane Heartz, (junior), co-captains. 3. The Meteorettes provide the halftime entertainment. 1 METEORETTES The Meteorettes are a group of girls who perform at halftime shows, and pep assemblies. They perform dance routines to some of the latest rock music. To add excitement to their routines they work with pom poms, torches, and other attractive accessories. The Meteorettes must be able to do the splits, turn a cartwheel, and know a routine. The Meteorettes are coached by Mrs. Sue Hysong. The group practices with the band during marching season, and with records at other times. LaDonna Steams and Diane Heartz were elected co-captains. 3 Paula Varsity: Varsity Captain Julie Scheid: Varsity MASCOTS Jackie Kirby: Junior Varsity 103 Tina Boyle: Junior Varsity Mr. Summersgill directs the band (with his eyes closed !) Under the direction of Mr. Summersgill, band displayed a wide variety of entertainment for the school and community. Band had nine people earn a one at all-state. They performed many concerts, and went on tour in Phoenix. The tour proved very successful, and everyone involved had a great time. The band played at Payson, Marcos de Niza high school (Tempe), and Dysart. The calandar sales exceeded one-thousand dollars, all of which went to provide for the food and lodgings for the tour. Since the students earned the money themselves, they really appreciated the great opportunity they had. All in all, the 71-72 year proved very eventful and gratifying for the band. The band intensely reads their music. 104 BAND Row 1: J. Summersgill, B. Jennings, M. Ayres, A. Dalton, M. Coughlin, J. Heflin, M. Cahill, S. Wong, S. Robinson, R. 2: A. Frame, C. Kirkland, C. Lehr, T. Saucedo, U. McLain, R. Mitchell, K. Tanner, S. Linder, E. Extrom, S. Aipperspach, W. Frame, E. Dalphin, E. Cole, R.3: S. Ceballos, C. Coin, S. Jue, A. Mote, W. Dewahe, P. Robinson, H. Nelson, C. Benefield, M. Taggart, P. Rickard, K. Extrom, B. Schmidt, R. Shumway, B. Hodge, M. Warren, M. Tyler, B. White, R.4: Z. Jones. H. Morris, T. Toya, J. Bland, Jennings, R. Hadler, R. Kirkland, G. Soehner, B. Engvall, C. Stratton, A. Stotts, M. Falling, R. Estudillo, L. Schmidt, E. Ortega, S. Tiffin, L. Caraway, J. Zukowski, Back: R. Jenkins, T. Gamer, C. Ogden, C. Cribbs, P. Thomas, M. Brooks, F. Fugat, C. Taylor, D. Refner, Mr. Summersgill, G. Carlson, Not Pictured: L. McLoud, C. Cooke, A. Beaty, D. Smith, J. King ORCHESTRA Row 1: T. Rice, J. Lyet, V. Robinson, J. Hastens, K. Conatser, R.2: G. Higginson, R. Doud, J. Kalitz, M. Ayres, A. Dalton, J. Summersgill, M. Coughlin, C. Cleaver, P. Thomas, R. 3: K. Thompson, S. Horne, S. Robinson, M. Cahill, S. Wong, B. White, L. Caraway, M. Warren, B. Schmidt, R. Kirkland, B. Engvall, C. Stratton, G. Carlson, H. Morris, J. Bland, U. McLain, R. Mitchell, Back: T. Gamer, Mr. Summersgill, C. Cribbs, Not Pictured: V. Cooke, P. Gilliam, D. Kelly, G. Wilhelm, A. Beaty, C. Cooke 106 Mr. Summersgill lectures to an attentive orchestra class. Orchestra worked hard during 71-72 to make a name for themselves. In their various concerts and activities, such as selling fruitcakes, playing for the musical, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, and other activities, orchestra showed that they were sincere in their determination to accomplish something; and they liad fun doing it! Under the direction of Paul Summersgill, orchestra ended the year with many great achievements, and an overall improvement of its music. Orchestra officers were: Pres: Tom Rice, Vice Pres: Kenny Conatser, Sec., Treas: Paul Thomas, Rep: 1st sem. Mike Hcsser, 2nd sem, George Higginson Orchestra tunes up for class Which way did the football go? It takes concentration to handle this big job. Gwen Sorenson Kim McCormick VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE SPIRIT! Karen O'Haco Terri Garner Beth Neil Tenri Garner, the head Cheerleader, and the rest of the varsity cheerleaders have done more than their share when it comes to cheering their favorite team. They add the extra boost which the team appreciates. They deserve a great deal of credit for the school and team morale which they have created. T. Joi Me Laws, Cindy Kid, Mari Faucher, Susi Keller J.V. CHEERLEADERS FROSH CHEERLEADERS The J.V. and Frosh Cheerleaders have promoted a great deal of school spirit during the past year. Both the J.V. and Frosh cheerleaders have helped to keep up team spirit and also school spirit. Promoting Spirit is their business, and they continue to promote spirit. This years J.V. and Frosh cheerleaders were chosen for their enthusiasm, spirit and ambition. Darlene Nichols, Toni Toya, Debbie Ownes, Debbie Heartz MATMAIDS Left to right: Paula Cullum, Mary Benham, Brenda Smith, Linda Keller Pres. , Rosemary Ewan, Cydney Me Laws, Monica Clark. MAJORETTES Left: Cheryl Weatherton. Right: Judy Duran. VARSITY FOOTBALL 71 SCORE BOARD OPPONENT WINSLOW HOLBROOK WINDOW ROCK SNOWFLAKE FLOWING WELLS MIAMI KINGMAN PHOENIX INDIAN WINSLOW WINSLOW WINSLOW WINSLOW WINSLOW WINSLOW WINS IOW WINS IOW Dean Stotts coach Emil Nasser coach Alan Aipperspach manager Carl Weatherton coach Danny Durkin manager Front row, left to right: Chuck Murray, Mike Day, John Allen, Mark Faucher, Bruce Foelmer, Danny Padilla, Ruben Lavato 2nd row: Robert Smith, Ernie Ruby, Tim Gaston, Tommy Martinez, Hanley Short, Danny Smith, Robert Mitchum, Joey Zukowski, Silas Youvclla, James Davis, 3rd row: Herman MacArthur, Dwain Smith , Dan Clark, Earl Wright, Jerry Kanuho, Chuck Stratton, Ken Lawson, Luther McLean, Max Hathaway, Randall Foster, Clydel Atkins, Carl Weatherton, 4th row: Emil Nasser, Danny Durkin, Tony Hopper, Tommy Mitchell, Mike Hesser, Steve Brockwell, Lew Argetsinger, Marty Durkin, Rob Neil, Alan Aipperspach, Dean Stotts. Dwain Smith Dan Clark Earl Wright Jerry Kanuho Chuck Stratton Ken Lawson Luther McLean Quarterback Marty Durkin scrambles Mark Hathaway The mighty Bulldogs had a fine season. They only lost 2 games while winning 9. The Bulldogs in their opening game defeated the Holbrook Roadrunners in a score of 36-6, the Bulldogs continued winning for a 4 game winning streak, until they finally were defeated by the Flowing Wells Caballeros 28-22, the Bulldogs were also defeated by Randall Foster Clydcl Atkins Danny Padilla Bruce Foehner Ernie Rubi Tim Gaston Chuck Murray Mark Faucher John Allen Mike Day the Caballeros for state runner up by a score of 40-0. The Bulldogs however managed to obtain a 9-2 season. One of the more exciting games was against the Owls who the Bulldogs defeated by a score of 32-22, in capitilizing on this game the Bulldogs became the Division 1 Champions. Ruben Lovato Robert Smith to gain Winslow yardage. Tony Hopper struggles for extra Justin Mallette Harry Katoncy James Davis Tommy Martinez Hanley Short Danny Smith Robert Mitchell J.V. FOOTBALL Front Row: Left to right, G. Bertino, J. Yazzie, S. Johnson, J. Tunner, M. Smith, V. Reyes, M. Macleam, J. Burragc, W. Mack, Second Row: A. Knight, J. Zukowski, B. Reyes, T. Rhoton, G. Soehner, J. Richard, Third Row: Coach Griffith, R. Petranovich, C. Wellman, N. Carv.-r, D. Clark, M. Breeze, T. Freeman, M. Warren, B. Estudillo, M. Ciragi, B. Johnson, C. DeWitt, Coach Fink, Fourth Row: Coach Hysong, D. Perry, R. Atkins, G. Wilhelm, P. Henderson, B. Hodge, K. Conatser, R. Shumway, W. Greer, R. Duran, M. Penrod, T. White, G. Bloomfield Winslow 20 Holbrook 0 Winslow 28 Window Rock 8 Winslow 32 Many Farms 8 Winslow 12 Flag. High 6 Winslow 6 Snowflake 6 Winslow 6 Coconino 8 Winslow 26 Chinlc 0 Winslow 18 Gallup 8 Winslow goes in for the tackle. The Junior Varsity football squad had a very good season with a record of 6 win, 1 loss, and 1 tie. The Junior Varsity Bulldogs while scoring a season's total of 148 points, in an 8 game season, allowed their opponents only a grueling 48 points. With the completion of the season, records show that the Junior Varsity squad allowed their opponents a high singular game score of 8 points. The Bulldogs started their season off with a traditional first game againist the Holbrook Roadrunners. They ripped the Roadrunners with a score of 20-0, to then continue for a four game winning streak. The Bulldogs then, in one of COACH HYSONC COACH FINK COACH GRIFFITH Winslow runs on Chinle! the two most exciting games of the season, tied the Snowflake Lobo's. They were then defeated by the Coconino Panthers, by a very small margin of 2 points, in which the Panthers scored their only points in the last quarter. Winslow's J. V.'s in one of their more easy games breezed by the Chinle Wildcats in a score of 26-0. Next the Bulldogs faced the tough Triple A Gallup Tigers, although underdoged the Bulldogs came through in a score of 19-S. They had a very good season. 119 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row: Left to Right, J. Smith, L. Schmidt, J. Juarez, B. Engvall, T. Elzey, J. Wcathcrton, A. Gallegos, C. Brewer, J. Lopez, Second Row: Mgr. M. Otero, S. DeAnglis, G. Gonzales, A. Clark, R. Nancz, C. Peter, J. Summersgill, M. Falling, J. Ackerman, W. Sanchez, S. Powell, Third Row: Coach Conners, Mgr. R. Griego, R. Alvecado, B. Ortega, T. Lopez, D. Cox, E. Greer, M. Roberts, R. Adkins, A. Romero, S. Marques, R. Price, Coach, Wilcos, Fourth Row: E. Bcrncir, L. Russi, B. Kolomitz, M. John, R. Manson, A. Guzman, N. Higginson, B. Freeman, G. Garner, R. Van, Coach D. Petronovich. Winslow 16 Holbrook 24 Winslow 20 Window Rock 6 Winslow 8 Flagstaff 6 Winslow 9 Joseph City 0 Winslow 12 Gallup 28 Winslow 14 E. Glagstaff 24 Winslow 16 Snowflake 20 Winslow 24 Joseph City 8 Winslow 14 Chinle 12 120 Bruce Freeman breaks tackle for extra yardage. VARSITY WRESTLING DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Front Row: Danny Smith, Eddie Joe Gonzales, Joe Luther, Chuck Benham, Calvin Clark, Reyes Salazar, Back Row: Justin Mallcttc, Steve Brockwell, Tommy Martinez, Robert Mitchell, Earl Wright, JeffO'Haco. Alan Aippcrspach Stearling West 121 Clay Kyle Reyes Salazar Calvin Clark Chuck Benham Danny Smith works for a reverse! Winslow's Varsity squad this year was young, but mighty. The squad was backed up by six seniors, two juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman. Although the team placed only fourth at state, it captured first in District. The outstanding Varsity wrestler this year was probably Tommy Martinez, who placed second at state. The team overall had 4 wins and 2 losses. Congratulations Winslow Varsity Wrestling. Joe Luther 122 Eddie Joe Gonzales Danny Smith Jeff O'Haco Earl Wright Vareity Scoreboard Winslow 32 Flagstaff 13 Winslow 25 Holbrook 26 Winslow 53 Phoenix Indians 7 W ini sow 26 Holbror' 19 Winslow 23 Gallup 31 Winslow 27 Cocon ao 16 Manzano Tournament Winslow 5th. Winslow Invitational Winslow 3rd. District Meet Winslow 1st. State Meet Winslow 4th. Robert Mitchell Tommy Martinez Steve Brockwell Justin Mallette JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE Winslow 40 Flagstaff 15 Winslow 40 Holbrook 25 Winslow 6 St. Johns 57 Winslow 66 Phoenix Indians 6 Winslow 31 Holbrook 19 Winslow 37 Gallup 18 Winslow 41 Coconino 15 Winslow For. Agua Fria For. Bcdoni works for a pin! The Winslow J. V. squad this year had a fine season. Coach McArthur says that many of the J.V. wrestlers will be wrestling Varsity next year. The team altogether had only 1 loss and 7 wins. Although Agua Fria canceled out the J.V. squad smashed Coconino 41 to 15 to finish their season. The team backed up by Juniors and Sophomores show a very good promise for another state championship team in the year of 1973. Front Row: Andy Knight, Hanley Short, Joe Bedoni, Buddy Fugatt, Alvin Thompson, Eddie Padilla, Billy Dowd, Back Row: Luther McLean, Mike Day, Chuck Murray, Thomas Easley, Kenney Conatser, Theron Freeman. FRESHMEN - SCHEDULE Winslow 42 West Flagstaff 26 Winslow 34 Holbrook 21 Winslow 57 St. Johns 12 Winslow 33 Holbrook 27 The Winslow Freshmen wrestling squad, under the direction of Coach Peters, did very well this season with a 4 win 0 loss record. Many of the freshmen show a very good promise for Winslow's future Junior Varsity and Varsity divisions of wrestling. Freshmen while being weak in some weights were very strong in other weights. The Freshmen along with Coach Peters did their job together . WRESTLING Front Row: David Begay, Tad Atkins, Terry Brooks, Jimmy Summersgill, Ron Price, Charles Riggs, Back Row: Coach Peters, Dennis Peters, Charles Manson, Robert Cox, Mike Robertson, Steve Kirk. DIV I CHAMPS Front Row: Emerson Yazzie, John Begay, Wayne Taylor, Virgil Cruz, Back Row: Mgr. Gilbert Keyonnie, Alvin Thompson, Woody Franklin, Alvin John. CROSS COUNTRY Alvin John, exerts speed in a Holbrook Invitational meet. Winslow's Cross Country team continued to show improvement over previous years by placing first in five of eleven meets during the season. The Bulldogs started slowly this year with a fourth place in their first two meets. Through hard work in the training sessions the team progressed through one thrid place and two second places to turn in their first winning performance against Kingman on Oct. 15. The highlight of the season was a second place at the Squaw Peak meet on Oct. 23 against 39 schools including 33 AAA schools. Winslow completed a very successful season by being declared Division I Champs and placing second at the state meet in Tucson on Nov. 24. STATE RUNNER-UP Front Row: Elmer Jensen, Emerson Yazzie, Selwyn Namoki, Edward Lansa, Glenn Peaches. Alvin Thompson, Alvin John, Alvin Clark, Wayne Taylor, Oliver Smith, Dale Riley, Charles Riggs. Back Row: Coach Conatscr, Roy Tallsalt, Joe Bedoni, Woody Franklin, Virgil Cruz, Jeff Simpson, Johnny Begay, Gilbert Kcyonnie, Mgr. Woody Franklin, Stands with one of his many trophies. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Where Held Place No. of Winslow 4 6 Coconino Inv. 4 10 Snowflake 2 8 Holbrook Inv. 3 8 Chinle Inv. 2 8 Winslow 1 2 Phoenix Indian 1 2 Squaw Peak 2 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Silas Youvella, Zack Thomas, Dwain Smith, Prentice Beaty, Clydell Atkins, James Davis, Peter Johnson, Second Row: Anthony Jones, Glenn Erwin, Don Perry, Danny Miller, Rod Neill, Lew Argetsinger, Roy Atkins, Marty Durkin . I J Coach Paul Reynolds Manager Llyod Caraway Scoreboard Winslow 58 St. Johns 79 Winslow 84 Chinlc 35 Winslow 58 Holbrook 74 Winslow 63 Round Valley 73 Winslow Winslow 56 Round Valley 57 Christmas Tourament Winslow 88 Williams 68 Winslow 74 Monument Valley 56 Winslow 59 Holbrook 85 Winslow 46 Agua Fria 54 Winslow 101 Phx. Indians 81 Winslow 88 Farmington 109 Winslow 74 Kingman 84 Winslow 62 Coconino 73 Winslow 67 Chinle 47 Winslow 52 Gallup 99 Winslow 67 Holbrook 77 Winslow 63 Agua Fria 53 Winslow 72 Phx. Indians 55 Winslow 68 Snowflake 67 Winslow 75 Kingman 79 Winslow 63 Coconino 85 District 1 Tournament Winslow 81 Phx. Indians's 49 Winslow 72 Coconino 87 Winslow 60 Kingman 59 128 James Davis Hr. Mention Team Captain Dwain Smith Zack Thomas Glenn Erwin First Team All Conference Team Captain Rob Neill First Team All Conference Team Captain Rob leaps for two points. 129 Prentice Beaty Clydell Atkins The Winslow Bulldogs basketball team got off to a slow start, but, by the Christmas Tournament, put things together and captured 2nd place, the best Winslow has finished since the beginning of the tournament in 1964. In the Holiday Tournament the Winslow cagers defeated two unbeaten teams but fell short to Holbrook in the Championship game. The Bulldogs ended the season with a record of ten wins, fourteen losses. The Bulldogs took 3rd place in the District 1 Tournament. To attain 3rd place the Bulldogs first had to defeat the tough Phoenix Indians. They succeeded in defeating the Indians with a score of 81 to 49, they continued on through the tournament with one loss and 1 more win in scores of 72-87 to Coconino, with Coconino the winner, and 69 to 60 win over Kingman. Clydell shoots for a one pointer. Danny Miller Lew Argetsinger 130 Roy Atkins Marty Durkin F. Row-D. Garner, N. Johnson, D. Smith, B. Estudillo, S. Johnson, M. McLean, G. Whipple, J. Richards, W. Franklin, B. Row-Coach Griffith, T. Rhoton, G. Soehner, G. Bloomfield, N. Carver, R. Adkins, D. Perry, H. Perry, G. Wilham, C. McKay, C. Stratton. J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Winslow 41 St. Johns 75 Winslow 51 Chinle 41 Winslow 63 Holbrook 64 Winslow 57 R. Valley 73 Winslow 40 R. Valley 63 Winslow 53 Agua Fria 53 Winslow 64 Phoenix Indian 42 Winslow 52 Farmington 86 Winslow 48 Kingman 38 Winslow 55 Coconino 47 Winslow 56 Chinle 52 Winslow 64 Gallup 84 Winslow 53 Holbrook 67 Winslow 51 Agua Fria 81 Winslow 69 Phoenix Indian 66 Winslow 46 Snowflake 50 Winslow 63 Kingman 61 Winslow 73 Coconino 61 131 Howard Perry goes up high against Chinle to tip in another two points. Front Row: J. Weatherton, B. Engvall, Second Row: N. Fry, M. John, S. DeAngleas, R. Nanez, S. Powell, S. Robertson, D. Durkin, Third Row: L. Schmidt, G. Gamer, R. Van, B. Freeman, E. Greer, N. Higginson, D. Cox, C. Attaki, Coach Petronavich. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Winslow 62 St. Johns 33 Winslow 52 Chinle 48 Winslow 55 Joe City 45 Winslow 45 Holbrook 73 Winslow 65 Round Valley 64 Winslow 32 Round Valley 35 Winslow 51 Agua Fria 66 Winslow 55 Phoenix Indians 53 Winslow 63 Junior High 48 Winslow 52 Kingman 56 Winslow 57 Coconino 54 Winslow 60 Chinle 55 Winslow 48 Gallup 78 Winslow 51 Holbrook 60 Winslow 34 Agua Fria 79 Winslow 68 Phoenix Indians 62 Winslow 44 Snowflake 49 Winslow 49 Kingman 60 Winslow 58 Coconi co 61 Gary Garner and Bruce Freeman wait for the rebound. 132 VARSITY TRACK 1972 STATE AA CHAMP Bottom Row: W. Taylor, J. A lire, VV. Franklin, R. Van, 2. A. John, T. Easley, L. Argetsinger, 3. R. Atkins, J. Davis, M. Faucher, 4. R. Renfro, D. Miller, C. Atkins, 5. R. Neill, G. Irvin, T. Hopper. The track team had a fantastic record this year. Under the direction of coaches Bellman and Hysong, the varsity track team was able to smash eight school records. Among these, Rob Neill set a new school discus record. With all these accomplishments behind them, the team went on to tire state AA track meet, where they competed against Bisbee for the state title. It was a great year as this is the first year for Winslow to become the 1972 State AA champs. NEW SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS 1. Rob Neill-discus (159'4 ) 2. Roy Renfro-440 yd dash (50. 1) 3. Danny Miller-High jump (6'3 ) 4. Clydel Adkins-long jump (22'll£ ) 5. Mark Faucher-880 yd run (1:55.6) 6. Mile relay (3:24.5) 7. Woody Franklin-2 mile (9:24.3) 133 Jeff Simpson carries his baton to victory. 134 Rob Neill puts another discus in orbit. M. Fauchcr, J. Davis, A. John, R. Renfro Mile relay, state champs W. Franklin, VV. Taylor, S. Namoki, A. Thompson, B. Pinto, C. Clark, E. Yazzie Woody Franklin placed 1st and Wayne Taylor placed 2nd in distance running. VARSITY BASEBALL Danny Smith Left Field C. Stratton Pitcher Hanley Short Center Field f£J k A Art Griffith Coach T. Martinez Catcher Roger Jones Right Field EfiljSS} B. Foehncr Pitcher ?. Beaty Second base Dwain Smith First Base 136 y , Front Row: Left to Right D. Garner, E. Gonzales, V. Reyes, R. Jones, A. Hernandez, N. Frey, Second Row: H. Short, P. Beaty, B. Fochner, Z. Thomas, D. Smith, S. Flannigan, P. Romero, Third Row: Coach Griffith, C. Stratton, M. Durkin, C. Garner, J. Kanuho, D. Smith, T. Martinez, A. Jones. Z. Thomas Outfield P. Romero Outfield A. Hernandez Infield E. Gonzales Infield 137 Winslow 2 Tolleson 9 Winslow 2 Tolleson 6 Winslow 10 Holbrook 0 Winslow 13 Window Rock 5 Winslow 4 Coconio 0 Winslow 5 Agua Fria 6 Winslow 10 Phoenix Indian 4 Winslow 0 Kingman 2 Winslow 1 Gallup 6 Winslow 0 Gallup 1 Winslow 8 Snowflake 6 Winslow 11 Holbrook 5 Winslow 13 Phoenix Indian 2 Winslow 9 Agua Fria 12 Winslow 3 Kingman 5 - - ■ ■mSBsE :%5aS9EB . Marty Durkin makes the tag for out number three. i Tommy Martinez gets ready to receive pitch from the pitcher. r in' Danny Smith gets back just before the tag. The 1972 baseball team had a fine season with eight wins and eight losses. Although the Bulldogs didn't go to state they placed third in conference and placed 3 men on the all conference team and two honorable mention. 138 SCOREBOARD Winslow 8 Phoenix Indians 1 Winslow 22 Window Rock 12 Winslow 5 Coconino 9 Winslow 0 Agua Fria 10 Winslow 14 Holbrook 1 Winslow 14 Round Valley 10 Winslow 6 Kingman 4 Winslow 0 Round Valley 12 Winslow 7 Snowflake 0 Winslow 6 Holbrook 2 Winslow 6 Coconino 10 Winslow 10 Joseph City 0 Winslow 13 Phoenix Indians 2 Winslow 2 Agua Fria 13 Winslow S Kingman 13 Winslow 10 Williams 7 Winslow 12 Joseph City 2 Winslow 8 West Flagstaff 9 Winslow 10 Phoenix Indians 0 Winslow 8 Joseph City 1 Winslow 12 East Flagstaff 9 Winslow 4 Kingman 5 Winslow 7 Kingman 8 Winslow 14 Joseph City 9 Terry Rhoton pitches batting practice to Gale Soehner before game. JV BASEBALL Front Row: F. Reyes, B. Engvall, J. Juarez, S. Powell, B. Estudillo, J. Weather ton, D. Petronavich, Back Row: J. McDaniels, J. Zukowski, J. Moore, J. Luther, G. Soehner, L. Yazzie, R. Nanez, J. Richards, G. Garner, T. Rhoton, Coach Petronavich. 139 Front Row: George Bertino, John Daly, John Allen, Ted Pate, Second Row: Mark LcGatc, Neal Carver, Mike Ceballos, Bob Kolomitz, Third Row: David Scheid, Rex Shura way. GOLF IN SCOREBOARD WINSLOW OPPONENTS 249 Mingus 219 228 Camp Verde 227 241 Agua Fria 210 227 Williams 283 228 Mingus 221 203 Flagstaff 198 247 Prescott 219 225 Callup 230 226 P. Valley 237 220 Page 311 231 Flagstaff 217 351 Coronado 373 140 Neal Carver shows his skill in teeing off. Golf is a fairly new sport at W.H.S. This year's golf team was coached by Carl Wcatherton. Leading the team tins year was Mark LeGate, John Daly, Neal Carver, and John Allen. There were no Seniors on the squad this year, so next years golf team should be much stronger, Coach Weatherton has worked hard with his team this year, and his efforts arc being paid off. The team may not have won all their meets, but the main tiring is they always PUTT everything they have into it. Congratulations golf on a job well done. Max Hathaway nine irons onto the green. ACTION 1972 141 Mike Ceballos shows his talent in the follow through. Mark LeGate gets caught in the middle of his follow through. GYMNASTICS Front Row: Paula Benefield, Kerry Shearer, Sheila Harris, Joi McLaws, Julie Scheid, Debbie Heartz, Rosemary Ewan, Back Row: Cydney McLaws, Gwen Sorenson, Karen O'Haco, Beth Neill, Cheryl VVcathcrton, Mrs. Hysong, Susie Keller, Laura Chambers, Mari Faucher, and Tina Boyle. Cydney McLaws Co-Captain Cheryl Weatherton Co-Captain 2nd Floor Ex. 4th Vault Tina Boyle The Winslow Gymnastics team started 6 years ago when 6 girls attended their first state meet where they tied for 3rd. The following year they were the runner-up for the state title and since then have remained on top. This year we had only one state champion, Mari Faucher. She won the championship on the beam. Co-captains for this year's squad were Cheryl Weatherton and Cydney McLaws, the only Senior. The team was coached by Mrs. Sue Hysong. 142 Laura Chambers 6th All-Around 5th Beam STATE CHAMPS! Susie Keller Mari Faucher 6th All-Around 1st Beam 5th Vault Left to Right: Kathy Thompson, Barbara Bertino, and Brenda Smith. GYMNASTICS TAKE STATE FOR FOURTH TIME! For the fourth straight year die Winslow Gymnastics team has dominated the AA-A division. It now boasts a 23-2 school record with both losses to AAA schools. The season record for '72 was 4-2. For die past six years Winslow has finished third, second, and dien we have remained No. 1 for four years. Congratulations to the Winslow Gymnastics team for a fine season! Opening ceremonies of the 1972 State Gymnastics Mari Fauchcr docs a handspring off the vault, meet. Winslow 57.225 Holbrook 20.90 Winslow 59.30 Scottsdale 47.85 Winslow 50.48 I Iolbrook 32.09 Winslow 58.45 Cholla 50.40 Holbrook 33.50 Winslow 63.89 Westwood 73.40 Casa Grande 21.75 Winslow 57.70 Saguaro 69.70 STATE TOURNAMENT Winslow 69.40 Flowing Wells 65.70 Cholla 64.30 C.D.O. 55.30 Santa Rita 52.20 Holbrook 37.00 Junior Varsity Winslow 12.50 Holbrook 4.25 Winslow 15.83 Holbrook 5.10 144 Beth Neill competing in die floor exercises. VOLLEYBALL Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow 0 Mingus 2 0 Mingus 2 2 Flagstaff 0 2 Coconino 0 2 Joseph City 0 1 Flagstaff 2 0 Joseph City 2 0 Coconino 2 Division Tournament 0 Agua Fria 2 First Row: Paula Cullum, Valeric Wilhoittc, Angela Stotts, Ursula McLean, Cindy Breeze, Susan Aippcrspach, Christine Hernandez, 2nd Row; Kathy Breeze, Pam Duggins, Amber Dalton, Jo Dee Roberts, Heather Morris, Annette Beaty, 3rd Row: Mrs. Clubbs, Stephanie Ceballos, Judy Kalisz, Teresa Guzman, Beverly Stucker, Linda Flores, Mary Kay Coughlin. Interscholastic volleyball has started at Winslow High to provide the girls of the school an additional opportunity to compete with other schools in athletics. The fall of 1971 was the first year that W.H.S. participated in interscholastic volleyball and twenty four girls started the season. The varsity team played eight matches, four at home and four away, with four other schools: Mingus, Flagstaff, Coconino, and Joseph City. They also competed in the Division Tournament against Agua Fria. The Junior Varsity played six matches. Altogether it was a successful season for the beginning of a new sport. 145 Valerie Wilhoitte keeps the ball in play. JoDee Roberts prepares to block the volley. I've got it, No, I've got it. 146 Linda Flores moves in position to volley. Oslo ’ c 1 Mrs. Laycock adjusting paper to take notes. Mrs. Simmons hard at work. Mr. F.A. Dahlen Superintendent ■ Mr. Gardner Assistant Superintendent Mr. Freeman Principal Mrs. V. Laycock 148 Mrs. L. Mcikle System Clerk System Secretary Mrs. M. Simmons System Bookkeeper Mr. W.M. Wright Asst. Principal Miss Squires Home Economics Mr. Stotts American History-World Geography Mrs. Stotts Office Practice Typing 1 Mr. Summersgill Band, Orch. Mrs. Summersgill English III Typing I Mr. Walton, Sr. Journalism Mr. Walton, Jr. Auto I Mr. Williams Spanish Mrs. Cox WORKS! Mrs. Meikle Typing I Short Hand Sec. Pro. Mr. Nasser Health Boy's P. E. Mr. Paper Marketing Merchandising Mr. Piekarczyk General Business Bookkeeping Mr. Patterson 150 Mrs. Reynolds Art, Mech. Draw Home Economics Mr. Rockwell Gen. Metals Ind. Arts Mrs. Gipson Home Economics Mr. Gonzales Special Ed. Mrs. Greenwood English II, French Mr. Griffith Sociology American Gov't Mr. Harris English III Speech Mr. Henling Algebra Geometry Mr. Huffman Woodworking Mrs. Hysong Girl's P.E. Mr. Hysong 151 Mr. Knight Biology I English II Mr. McArthur General Math Mrs. B. Bly Secretary Mrs. B. Griffith Bookkeeper Mr. O. W. Letts Counselor C Mr. W. M. Walton Counselor Mrs. Reynolds catches up on some last minute test grades. Mr. Bellman Geometry, Algebra Mr. Boles History, Gov't. Mr. Arthur Chorus Mrs. B. Jensen School Nurse Barbara Dugger Aid Betty Rliyan Aid Dorothy West Aid Lucille Willcox Aid Mr. Carruth Custodian Mr. Holt Custodian Mr. Rice Custodian Mr. Allomahguahu Maintenance Mr. Dugger Maintenance Mr. Sawyer Maintenance Mr. Tanner Maintenance 153 Mrs. Bratt English 1 Basic English 1 Mr. Canfield Machine Shop Mrs. Clubbs Health Mr. Conatscr Biology, Annual Mrs. Dahlen Library Mr. Dryden Mr. Fink Chemistry English 1 Physical Science Basic English Mr. Wright operating office. 154 J d'yer tiding BEST WISHES BULLDOGS GIVE US THE WINSLOW MAIL A BREAK 289-3051 FROM YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER AMES BROTHERS CASEY’S COLOR CENTER mERCURY BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 72' Congratulations To The Class of Seventy-Two REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 D.H.SIMMONS, D.D.S. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '72 1200 East Second Street CAKE CHEVROLET INC. Do We Really Need Nine Hundred Hoover Dams? No. Because natural gas is with us. But it would take the power output of more than 900 Hoover Dams to equal the energy flowing through the nation's natural gas pipelines each day. Over 797,000 miles of gas pipelines now crisscross the country. Which isn't surprising when you consider that more than 28,000,000 American families are heating with gas. Not to mention those who use it for cooling, cooking, water heating and clothes drying. Or the 26,000 ways in which 168,000 industrial plants are using it. More than a million new customers each year are turning to gas because it does these modern jobs more efficiently. More dependably. For less money. So who needs 900 Hoover Dams? If you want the job done right ... do it with gas. SOUTHERN UNION COMPANY BAKER S TRADING POST West Highway 66 289-2580 Best Wishes to the CLASS of 72' CONGRATULATIONS! H.G. WATTS, D.D.S. TO THE CLASS OF 1972 FROM DR. F.J. McCORMICK T TRANSAMERICA TITLE INSURANCE CO. 104 East Third St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREAT CLASS OF SEVENTY-TWO SEARS ROEBUCK WINSLOW, ARIZONA 120 E. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona For Your Title Insurance, Trust, and Escrow Needs. VIC’S DAIRY QUEEN Dial 289-3282 Charburgers Cheeseburgers Hot Dogs French Fries 1304 East 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona Dairii Queen CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES ACME LUMBER COMPANY FIRST IN QUALITY G SERVICE 108 East First Street Winslow, Arizona BEST WISHES FROM THE Phone 289-2446 P. O. Drawer 550 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL 1221 E. Third St. Winslow, Arizona PHIL’S TEXACO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from MARCHER MOTORS 113 East Second Street Winslow, Arizona BOYD’S FURNITURE, INC. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 115 West 3rd St. WINSLOW, ARIZONA iJ. V: L i KjirV-LM WHIPPLE’S OF WINSLOW WINSLOW TIRE CO. UNIROYAL Open 7-11 Tiger Paw Specialist 7 days a week all holidays 812 E. 2nd St. 289-2791 Clast B. 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WINSLOW ASSEMBLY NO. 10 International Order of Rainbow for Girls Winslow, Arizona BRUCIIMAN’S CURIO 289-2544 1220 East Third Street Winslow, Arizona MOTEL TOWN HOUSE BEST WESTERN Highway 66 Winslow, Arizona WINSLOW FURNITURE 106 East 2nd Street Winslow, Arizona SKYPORT CAFE Winslow Municipal Airport Winslow, Arizona BEACON -MOTEL-LAND-GARAGE 289-3181 600 East Second Street CONGRATULATIONS FROM SANTA FE MEDICAL CLINIC Doctor Beckwith Winslow, Arizona HOSPITAL STAFF POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT CITY CLERK'S OFFICE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT STREET DEPARTMENT PARK DEPARTMENT CITY OF WINSLOW 168 WEST BOUND MOBIL 401 THIRD 100 EAST THIRD WINSLOW, ARIZONA 289-4644 WINSLOW , ARIZONA DELS FREEWAY GULF DEL LIGHT, OWNER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF SEVENTY-TWO WEST 66 HIGHWAY YOUR GOODYEAR DEALER WEST BOUND 66 HIGHWAY WINSLOW, ARIZONA CONGRATULATIONS ROSS’ DRUG ROSS AND DORIS TYLER , OWNERS THE SPORTSMAN KACHINA MARKET AND JOE’S CAFE FRESH MEAT AND PRODUCE SERVES THE BEST OF AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS PUBLIC MARKET 222 E. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! pancake HOUSE GABRIELLES PANCAKE HOUSE DALTON MOTORS 412 West 2nd St. 918 East Second Street 289-2241 Winslow, Arizona Winslow, Arizona B.V.D. Hopi Industrial Park Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS! TO CLASS OF '72' 171 THE MEDICAL CLINIC LTD. Dr. Bertino, Dr. Engvall, RASCO ESTHER AND HAROLD KRUEGER Dr. Davenport 108 West Second Street Winslow, Arizona SAM’S FOOD MART FREDDIE’S DRIVE-IN FRESH FRUITS G VEGETABLES FERSONALIZED MEAT CUTS 318-320 East Third St. East on Highway 66 172 SAND N SAGE SPROUSE-REITZ CO. DON'T YOU BE A HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT 912 West Second Street 101 E. Third Winslow, Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higuera Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fore CONGRATULATIONS FROM W. BOW GROCERY COMPANY CENTRAL DRUG CO. 214 Kinsley Ave. WINSLOW, ARIZONA FREE DELIVERY 289-2911 2nd and Kinsley Winslow, Arizona 1600 East Second Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 FROM BILL AND SHERI HALOPOFF CONG RA TU LA TIONS SENIORS OF '72' From PACIFIC FINANCE 113 Warren Ave. Winslow, Arizona KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN America loves what the Colonel cooks It’s finger lickin’good TEXACO H.C. SMITH’S TEXACO 201 W. Second St. Winslow, Arizona CONGRATULATION SENIORS GREYHOUND WESTERN UNION AND SHAMROCK GAS PRODUCTS Wishing the best to the future leaders of tomorrow. Helen C James Doonan 806 Fleming 112 West Oak St. Winslow, Arizona Winslow, Arizona 289-3602 BABBITT BROTHERS TRADING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 175 A W BULLDOG DRIVE-IN 1001 Williamson WINSLOW, ARIZONA RESTAURANTS 725 W. Third St. 289-3686 Winslow, Arizona WESTERN AUTO CONGRATULATION SENIOR 176 WINSLOW AUTO CLARK’S CLEANERS SUPPLY BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 72 Congratulation Seniors Winslow, Arizona COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF NORTHERN ARIZONA 177 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 179 AUTOGRAPHS 180 AUTOGRAPHS 181 SENIOR INDEX Adkins, Craig R. 31 Ahasteen, Gary 39 Ahasteen, Larry Aipperspach, Robert A. 31, 82,83,92, 113,121 Allen, Cathy 31, Atkins, Clyde 1 31, 113, 114, 128, 129, 130, 134, 122 Deeson, Linda G. 31, 83, 89 Begay, Dorothy A. 31 Begay, Johnny 126, 127 Benefield, Cecila D. 32, 97, 103 Benham, Charles R. 32, 84, 90, 121, 122 Bomkamp, James A. Borunda, Richard G. Boyle, Mark William 32 Branch, Lucille J. 33, 87, 89 Brockwell, Steve M. 11, 22, 32, 84, 87, 90, 113, 116, 121, 123 Burns, Phyllis Jean 32 Burnside, Edison 32 Burrage, Sandra G. 33, 98 Cake, Howard H. 33 Chacon, Eddie G. 33 Charley, Ella 33 Chatter, Bennett 33 Clark, Monica A. 30, 87, 91, 110 Clarke, Emma J. Cleaver, Connie D. 22, 33, 84, 106 Clinton, Naomi M. 33 Coin, Edward L. 34, 90 Cooke, Victor G. 34, 106 Cribbs, Janet L. 34, 98, 184 Cullum, Paula Y. 10, 22, 34, 82,83,110,145, 24 Davis, James 7, 34, 113, 117, 128, 129, 135, 133 Dewahe, Wayne 34, 104 Doud Ronnie W. 34, 106 Duran, Judy L, 11, 35, 84, 110 Espinosa, Ermelinda 35 Ewan, Rosemary 7, 11, 35, 84, 86, 96, 110 Faucher, Mark E. 35, 84, 86, 90, 96, 113, 115, 14, 25, 135,133 Flanagan, Scotty D. 35, 84, 89, 137 Foehner, Bruce 35, 113, 115, 36, 137, 34 Foster, Randall 35, 113, 114, Frame, Amy B. 33, 94, 96, 104 Freeman, Janet 7, 11, 30, 85, 86, 88, 96 Gabison, Susan M. 36 Gaston, Tim G. 22, 36, 87, 113, 115, 24 Gifford, Michael W. 36, 85, 100 Gilliam, Peggy K. 22, 36, 95, 106 Gonzales, Arthur 74 Gonzales, Erlinda 36 Gonzales, Inez 36 Gonzales, Ralph A. Groom, Jennie L. 36 Gutierrez, Edward 36 Guzman, Louis M. 37 Hanson, Raymond E. 37, 85 Hathaway, Mark 28, 37, 84, 113, 114, 25, 134 Haydukovich, Mary Alice 37,97 Hcnric, Neil Hernandez, Joe Hesser, Mike R. 37, 107, 113, 116 Higginson, George 22, 32, 37, 85, 87, 92, 95, 98, 100, 106, 107 Holt, Mark Hopper, Tony E. 37, 85, 113, 116, 117, 133 Horn, Terry D. 38, 87, 88, 96 Hunter, Marilyn 38 Hurley, Joseph D. 38 Ianni, Louis R. 22, 38, 96 Irvin, Glenn 133 Jenkins, Raylene 7, 22, 38, 86, 105 Joe, Emma 38 John, Alvin 126, 127, 135, 133 Johnson, Elsie 38, 87, 97, 98, 25 Johnson, Teresa A. Jones, Roger A. 38, 90, 98, 137 Kanuho, Jerry L. 113,132,137 Katoney, Harry 117 182 Keller, Linda D. 18, 39, 87, 89, 110, 8 Kelly, Descric D. 39, 106 Kelly, John L. 90 Keyonnie, LaVeme 39 Lansa, Edward 77, 127 Letts, Joe F. 39, 84, 87, 88, 91, 96, 97 Lewis, Tommy 39, 90 Lopez, Alice A. 39 Lopez, Noana J. MacNider, Deanne M. 40 Mallette, Justin L. 40, 117, 121, 123, 8 Manola, Sarah M. 76 Martinez, Tommy D. 6, 7, 40, 113, 117, 121, 123, 136, 137 139 McLaws, Cydney R. 6, 7, 30, 86, 110, 142, 121 McLean, Ursula 40, 85, 98, 105, 106, 145 Medeiros, Chris F. 47 Mendoza, Yeland A. 30,89 Mileham, William L. 40, 89 Miller, Susan K. 40, 88 Mitchel, Edgar T. 113,116 Montoya, Bridget A. 98 Moore, Jeannette A. 92 Morris, Peni L. Mote, Alberta 104 Myron, Paul 56 Neil, Robert C. 7, 85, 87, 88, 90, 113, 116, 128, 129, 134, 133 Nelson, Bessie Nez, Leroy 42 Nez, Irene D. Nichols, Lorena N. 7, 18, 22,42 Normandin, Nancy J.42 O'Haco, Jeff 42,90, 121, 123, Owens, Geralyn K. 77, 101 Padilla, Hazel D. 42 Peterson, Elaine 19, 30, 86, 19, 14, 25, 3 Peterson, Robert W. 42 Peterson, Susan 42, 8 Poley, Gail Lynn 42 Renfro Roy L. 43, 135, 133 Robertson, Barbara L. 43 Robertson, Mike 43, 125 Rogers, Angie G. Rubi, Ernest A. 43, 113, 115 Russi, Rebecca L. 43 Salazar, Leo M. 89 Sanchez, Irene 43, 78, 89 Sanchez, Linda 78 Schibi, Debbie Schultz, Carmelita M. 43 Scott, Eugene 89 Schcngva, Janet 43 Sena, Iona 44, 85, 89, 24 Shepard, Marie J. 44, 97 Simpson, Jeffrey M. 11, 22, 44, 84, 84, 88, 95, 100, 127, 134 Smith, John W. 22, 44, 85, 25 Smith, Robert D. 113, 115 Solis, Joanne F. 44 Soo Hoo, Mark S. 11, 19, 28, 32, 44, 84, 92,98, 14 Spencer, Christine G. 22,44, 85 Sterns, LaDonna 22, 44, 95, 102 Stinson, James E. Taggart, Michael M. 22,45, 83, 85, 85, 90, 103 Tanner, Pauline 45 Tannie, Melvin 45 Tohannie, Lillie Valdez, Arthur P. Valenzuela, Benny 45 Valesquez, Jimmy Vandcrkrats, John P. Villarino, Paul 45 Wagner, Bucky T. 45 Wagner, Lula M. 46 Walters, Moreau 22, 46, 85, 87, 97, 8 Webster, Bill P. 46 Wright, Earl G. 22, 30, 86, 113, 114, 121, 123 Wong, Sue G. 46, 85, 97, 98, 105,196 Wytcwa, BcnJ. 70 Yazzie, Valeen S. 47 Zukowski, Steve D. 47, 48, 82, 83, 87, 90, 92, 100, 14 183 As the end of another school year nears, the hours get longer. Time seems to drag in every class except for the annual department. There will never be enough time to put all the happenings of one year down of paper. The little things that are just a part of the past are brought alive. Photographers are around every comer, taking those candid shots. The smiles, the laughters, the tears, all are presented in this book. The 1972 Meteor was put together for your enjoyment. I truly hope that it holds endless memories for you as it does for me. I hope the annual has captured the 1971-72 school year in the best way. As editor, I thank you for helping make the 1972 school year the best one ever. Janet Cribbs Editor 184