Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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 Susie Copsey Honor Society Gale Soehner Key Club Bobby Estudillo Band Diane Hadnot Pep Squad Shorty Higginson Quill and Scroll Laura Fore F. T. A. Gary Wilhelm Orchestra Bernie Nelson Matmaids Ken Ekstrom Reach-Out Chuck Stratton W Club Mary Cahill Speech and Drama Rex Shumway Chess Club Penny West Chorus 11 Sandy Lopez Jim Summersgill M. A. S. O. Science Club Sheila Harris Susie Hancock Meteorettes D. E.C.A. Cindy Kidd S Club Hazel Perry N.O.T. Jeannie Sorenson Priscilla Romero Cheerleaders Spanish Club

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STUDENT COUNCIL Andy Kenneth Mari Mary K. Knight Conatser Faucher Coughlin Student Council is not a club with open membership; it is an organization comprised of Student Body executives, class representatives, and representatives from each club in school. During 1973-74 the organization sponsored a state TRAGYC program in Winslow, held a vehicle inspection clinic, and conducted Tot Town, a child-sized city designed to teach small children traffic safety rules. Mary Durkin, senior, was one student from WHS who represented us at the State Convention in Tuscon; she served as state secretary. Student Council also participated in a student exchange with nearby schools Flagstaff, Holbrook, and Show Low. Some students who participated in the exchanges were Steve De Angelis, Terry Rhoton, Carolyn Duggins, Mary K. Coughlin, and Diane Nelson. During April 1974 student body elections were held with a new twist: Student Council sponsor, Ms. Dixie Dougherty, required that the elections be held with all the formalities of a state or national election. This practice, ignored in past years, should revive interest in selecting Student Council executives. The organization sponsored its annual activities— leading Freshman Orientation Week, planning a calendar of activities for the student body, holding dances, and stuffing tire candy machines. The major role of the WHS student government is to provide an effective link between the students and the administration of WHS. Right: Club representatives Jim Summersgill and and Priscilla Romero consider a Student Council problem. Below: Student Council executives and varsity cheerleaders Debbie Owens, Judy Kalisz, Mari Faucher, Debbie Hearts, Cindy Kidd, and Suzi Keller lead freshmen in a cheer during Freshmen Orientation assembly.

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 Nt KEY CLUB Key Club is a service club. It sponsored several community and school projects. A very successful dance was held in January} the club also sold candy as a money-making project. The 1973-74 officers were: president, Gale Soehner; vice-president, Wayne Taylor; .treasurer, Dewey Jackson, and Bobby Estudillo was secretary. Key Club's most notable activity of the year was a benefit football game, which was held for the Humane Society. The two teams playing were Key Club and S Club. (The game ended in a tie.) There are approximately 30 members in Key Club, and the sponsor is Mr.Gary Calhoun. For positive identification of Key Clubbers, look for fellows in blue vests ringing an old bell. At Left, Dewey Jackson, Key Club treasurer, helps W Club by selling popcorn at games. Front Row (L-R) Clark Tenakhongva, Terry Thomas, Vern Beeson, Leonard Padilla, Joe Ianni, Lynn Hadler, Bobby Estudillo, Dwain Smith, Mike MacLean, Danny Durkin, Steve DeAngclis. (Row 2) Jerry Sangster, Wayne Taylor, Virgil Cruz, Jim Summersgill, Ken Conaster, David Cox, Geoff Richards, Gale Soehner, Ted Pate, Terry Rhoton. (Row 3 ) Gene Hancock, Eddie Greer, Marty Smith, Tommy Thompson, and Bob Kolomitz.