Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

The annual staff of 1975 would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Elizabeth Wennet. Mrs. Wennet, who teaches girls health and P.E. graduated from N.A.C. in Alva, Oklahoma, in 1973. In the two years that she has taught she has sponsored the mascots, cheerleaders, and pep squad. Her coaching involves volleyball where the girls took 3rd in AA state in 1974, and gymnastics where the girls took state runner-up champs in 1974 and 5th in 1975. Mrs. Wennet has put a great deal of effort in her coaching, she has an outstanding personality and is an asset to the WHS faculty. 2 Class day was a success this year. The senior's participation was excellent. TOP RIGHT, Jim Summersgill awards Kaye Hancock the school key. TOP LEFT, the bases of the senior class sing the class song. RIGHT, Marcia Wilhoite and Sandi Linder show the latest dance steps from W.H.S. BOTTOM LEFT, Stephanie Ceballos reads the class poem. BOTTOM RIGHT, Jim leads his terrific band as they play Victory and Mary Had a Little Lamb . The program ended with the underclassmen being drenched with water balloons. 4 SENIOR BANQUET The senior class banquet was very moving this year as Ms. Dougherty, TOP LEFT, recalled some good memories, TOP RIGHT, Chuck Serna enjoys his dinner with his father. BOTTOM LEFT, Teresa Guzman is pictured with her mother. BOTTOM RIGHT, some senior gentlemen sing I'll Always Remember, the class song. BOTTOM, Steve DeAngelis, student body president, enjoys the banquet with his mother and sister. SEATED TO THE RIGHT, is the senior class president's parents, Mr. Mrs. Wilhoite. CLASS OF 1975 Co-valedictorians for the Class of '75 were Angela Stotts and Jim Summersgill. Salutatori-an was Marcia Wilhoite. RIGHT, Mike Ceballos gives graduation address; BELOW, Mr. Stotts presents class of '75; BOTTOM RIGHT, Marcia Wilhoite gives salutatory speech; BOTTOM LEFT, Jim Summersgill addresses his classmates. (OPPOSITE PG.) TOP LEFT, Cindy Lehr, TOP RIGHT, Frank Jue, CENTER, Ernest Ortega, BOTTOM, Joe Hasten. All received diplomas from Mr. Boggs. 6 GRADUATION NIGHT MAY 23 7 8 DITCH DAY The senior class of 75 broke Ditch Day tradition by going to Big Surf instead of going to Slick Rock. Senior Play: SCREWTAPE LETTERS Screwtape Letters was about a fiend named Wormwood who was trying to get the soul of Mike. Screwtape was Wormwood's teacher and immediate superior. Wormwood was Screwtape's last chance to do bad in hell. If Screwtape fails he would be eaten from tail on up. Then enter Slumtrampet, a member of the female reserves, sent to help Screwtape out in his mission. Wormwood...............Joe Hasten Screwtape..............Arthur Rubi Mike...................Steve DeAngelis Slumtrampet............Beverlee Stucker Judy...................Earlene Cole Mr. Macadam............Leonard Padilla Mike's Mother..........Judy Kalisz John Mortar............Tad Adkins Milly..................Toni Toya Rex Skinner............Bill Thomack Queenie................Barbara Bertino Mr. Spike..............Eddie Greer Student Director.......Becky Herlacher Faculty Sponsor........Mr. Ron Harris Mike and Mom Arthur Ruby, Bev Stucker Exit: one demon CENTER £� STAGE: � LTOR Earlene Cole, Bev Stucker, Leonard Palil la. AMBER CARLINE DALTON, Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Speech Drama 2,3,4; NOT 2; Quill Scroll 4; Band 1,2,3 ?; Orchestra 1,2,4; Pep Squad 1; U.N. Pilgrimage 3; Musical 2; Jr. Play 3,4; GAA 1; Solo Ensemble Festival 2,3,4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Honor Society 4. MARCIA DENISE WILHOTTE, Senior Class Pres.; Volleyball 2,3,4; All Conference 2,4; All State Honorable Mention 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3-Pres.; 4-Pres.; Homecoming Candidate 4; Miss Merry Christmas4; Quill Scroll 3,4-Pres.; Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; Indian Club 4-Sec.; Student Council 4; Meteorettes 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Varsity Track 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. KAREN G. JENKINS, Senior Class Sec.; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; NOT 3,4-Rep.; DECA 4; Science Club 3,4; Honor Society 4. PRISCILLA PAVATEA, Senior Class Treas.; Science Club 3; Pep Squad 2.3- Sec., 4-Rep.; NOT 2.3- Sec., 4-Vice-Pres.; Quill Scroll 4; Student Council 4; Volleyball 3; Gymnastics 2,3; Track 4. 1” DENNIS WAYNE PETERS, Senior Class Rep.; Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 1st Team; Honorable Mention All State; Wrestling l,2,3,4;4th Place State Wrestling 4; Boys State 3; Honor Society 3,4-Vice-Pres.; W Club 2,3,4-Pres.; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Homecoming King; Quill Scroll 4; PAULINE BERNICE PADILLA, Senior Class Rep.; Homecoming Queen 4; Miss Merry Christmas 3; Student Council 4; Matmaids 3,4-Pres.; FT A 3, 4-Sec.; S Club 3,4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Annual 4; Junior Play 3; Key Club Play 2; Pep Squad 1. DAVID WAYNE COX, Senior Class Rep.; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; Chess Club 4; Musical 2. 11 12 MARY ANN ACKERMAN THE CLASS OF 75 The senior class had a very good year their last year at W.H.S. They started out by taking second place on their Homecoming float. Next they took first in the Miss Merry Christmas Contest, with their candidate, Beverlee Stucker, winning the contest. This made the class of '75 the second class in the history of Winslow High to take first place for four straight years. Then the senior class proceeded to take a first in the Christmas tree decorating contest, which was new to W.H.S. this year. The senior class was also very v ealthy their last year. This helped them to have a better senior banquet, ditch day, and senior hop. The seniors earned money by running the concession stand at the football games and by giving a play titled The Screwtape Letters . The class had approximately 138 members, which made it one of the smaller classes to graduate from W.H.S. in recent years. Its scholastic record as a class was, however, unusually high. SALLY ARAGON Pep Squad 1,3; Matmaids4; MASO 3,4-Vice-Pres.; S Club 4; Meteorette Mgr. 4; FHA 1; Chorus 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4. THOMAS A. ADKINS Freshman Rep.; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Senior Play 3,4; Junior Play 3; Science Club 4; Key Club 4; Chess Club 3,4; W Club 3,4; Quil I Scroll 4; Track 2; Reach Out 4; Concert Choir 4; Student Council 1. JANICE ATSYE LAVERNE AUSTIN Band; Girls Track; Indian C lub 4. KAREN LYNNE BA LENQUAH Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; NOT 3,4; Meteorettes 3,4. ELSIE M. BAHNIMPTEWA Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Volleyball 3. SUSAN KAY BARRETT Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4. ANNETTE BEATY Band 1,2.3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; ,?S Club 1,2,3, 4; DECA 4; Matmaids4; Pep Squad 1; GAA 1; Student Council 3,4; Freshman Class Sec.; Junior Class Rep.; Student Body Tres.; Band Treas. 2,3; DECA Historian 4; Speech Team 1,2,3; All State Band 1,2; All Region Band 3,4. GARY E. BENEFIELD 13 CYNTHIA PATRICIA BREEZE Bulldog Barks 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Student Council 4. STEPHANIE ELAINE CEBALLOS Honor Society 3,4; Mat Maids 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; S-Club 2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4; treasurer and State Publicity Chairman; Pep Squad 1,2; GAA 1; Meteorette 2; Majorette 3; Speech Drama 1,2; Gymnastics 3; Band 1,2,3-District State; Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2,3; Jr. Play 1,2; Sr. Play 2,3. ALVIN K. CLARK Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; State 1 3; Track 1,2,3. CYNTHIA ELAINE COIN Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Pep Squad 1. EARLENE LEEANN COLE Spanish Club 1,2,3,4-Rep.; S-Club 3,4-Vice Pres.; Band 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Student Council 4; Chess Club 4; Science Club 4; Honor Society 4; Volleyball 1; Regional Music Festival 2,3; State Music Festival 2; Sr. Play 4. SUZANNE E. CRIBBS DAY Pep Squad 1,2; Concert Choir 2,3; S-Club 3; Quill Scroll 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual 3-Ass't Editor, 4. 14 STEVEN RUSSELL DE ANGELIS Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3; Bulldog Barks 3-4-Editor: Quill Scroll 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Senior Play 3,4; Key Club Play 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Class President 2,3; Student Body President 4; Chess Club 3,4; FTA 3; Football 1; Junior Play 2,3. MICHAEL EDWARD FALLING Key Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Band 1; Annual King 4. DANIEL ANTHONY DURKIN Fredimen Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Rep.; Junior Class Rep.; Key Club 1,2,3,4-Sergeant at Arms; W Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play 3; TRAGYC 2,3,4-Public Relations Director; Student Council 1,2,3. ARLENE FREDRICKS EVELINA FUSON Pep Squad 3,4; Chorus 1 2,3. SM BRUCE WAYNE FREEMAN W Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; All Conference Honorable Mention Football 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4. 15 CHARLENE MARIE GONZALES MASO 3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Squad 1,2; FT A 1. FRANCES GONZALES EDWARD ARTHUR GREER Chorus 1,2,3,41 Concert Choir 1,3,4; Madrigal 4; VERONICA GONZALES Basketball 1,2,3; Foot- MASO 3-Sec.-Treas., 4. ball 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; FT A 4; Quill Scroll 4; Annual Photographer 4. ALFRED EDWARD GUZMAN Football 1. TERESA M. GUZMAN Volleyball 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3-Sec.,-4 Pres; S Club 3,4; Junior Class Vice-Pres.; Honor Society 4; Girls State. SUSAN HALLE DEBORAH SUE HEARTZ Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Rep. 1,2; Student Body Sec.4. 16 ADA KATHLEEN IRWIN Volleyball 3,4; Track 3,4. REBECCA LYNN HERLACHER Pep Squad 1,2,3 4; Chorus 1 2,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Reach Out 2,3,4-Sec.; Student Council 4; Honor Society 4; Speech Drama 3,4; State Speech Tournament 3; Junior play 3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2. NEAL J. HIGGINSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Key Club 2; All Conference Football 4; All State Honorable Mention 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Football Silhouette Award 4. DARLENE JAMES GEORGINA SUE JENKINS GAA 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Quill Scroll 3,4; Volleyball 2; FT A 2,3-Vice-Pres., 4-Pre$.; Matmaids 3,4-Sec.; S Club 4; Annual 3-Bsn. Mgr., 4-Editor; Chorus 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Junior Class Sec. JO ANN JENNINGS Chorus 1,2,4; Band 1,2, 3; S Club 4; DECA Sec. 4; Concert Choir 1,4. ELMER JENSEN Wrestling 2,3; Track 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3. FRANK JUE Science Club 3,4 ; Quill Scroll 4; DECA 3,4-Pres.; Student Council Rep. 4; Chess Club 3,4-Pres.; Boys State Delegate 3; Bulldog Barks Editor 4; El ks Scholarship 3rd; Debate 4. 18 JUDITH ANN KALIS2 Volleyball 1; Pep Squad X; Miss Merry Christmas 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,45 JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Matmaids 4; GAA 1; S Club 3-Sec., 4-Pros.J Junior Class Rep.; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Candidate. DORIS KAYE Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; NOT 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Track 3; Chorus 4. ROBERT VICTOR KOLOMUZ SYLVIA LAVATO CYNTHIA KIRKLAND Band 1,2; Chorus 2,4; Meteorette Mgr. 3; ADELINE RUTH LANSA Reach Out 4. CYNTHIA A. LEHR Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; All State Band 2; All Region Band 3; All Region Orchestra 3; Band Rep. 4; Pep Squad 1; Volleyball 2; Key Club Play 2. SANDRA LINDER Band 1,2,3,4-Pres.; Orchestra 3,4; Reach Out 1,2,3-Sec.-Treas., 4-Pres.; Junior Play 2,3; Honor Society 4; Concert Choir 4. 19 RHONDA JEANNE LINSTRA Pep Squad 1,2; Metero-ettes 3,4-Co-captain; Speech and Drama 2,3; Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4; JACQUELINE CHARLOTTE LOMELI Pep Squad 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3, Treas.-4; Volleyball 2,3; GAA 1; Tennis 1; S Club 3,4; Matmaids 3, Sec.-Treas, -4. JULIA THERESA MALLETTE Pep Squad 1,2-Recorder; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Honor Society 4; Bulldog Barks 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinal ist. RONALD ROBERT MANSON Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,4. 20 i LINDA MANY MULES JAMES ALLEN MASON Track 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Reach Out 4; Cross Country 2; Junior Play Stage Crew 4. ROBERT CLAY MITCHELL Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4-vice-president; Band Manager 4, Orchestra Manager 4. BERNADINE NELSON Gymnastics 2,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Matmaids 2,3; Student Council 3. MITZI ANN OSO Concert Choir 4; Chorus 3,4. TED PATE 21 PAUL PATRICK PENA MARK EDWIN PFEIFFER JV Football Mgr. 2; Varsity Wrestling Mgr. 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; All Regional Choir 3; Reach Out 3,4; Honor Society 4; Mouse on Mars 2; Ransom of Red Chief 2; Flowers for Algernon 3; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Hyman Caplan 2. BYRON POOCHA Indian Club Vice President 4. SAMMY POWELL V 22 CAROL ANN PLESE FT A 3,4-Historian; GAA 1; Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 2; Freshman Scholarship Award; Sophomore Class Secretary; Journalism 4; Junior Play Crew 3; S Club 2,3,4; Annual Queen. BILL POLSTON HAZEL MAE PERRY Pep Squad 1,2,3,4-Treas.; NOT 2,3,4-Pres.; Honor Society 4; Volleyball Mgr. 2,3,4; Track Mgr. 3; Student Council 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Junior Class Treas. ALBERT R. ROMERO Football 1; Track 1. GLORIA RICHARDS DECA 3,4; Chorus 1,2. MARGARET ELIZABETH ROBINSON Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; NOT 2. 23 Trro P. SANCHEZ Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,3. LARRY ALLAN SCHMIDT Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3, Mgr.; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble. CHARLES BRUCE SEMA Reach Out 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3,4-Pres.; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Honor Society 3, Pres.-4; Varsity Football Mgr. 2; Head Annual Photographer 3,4; Chess Club 4; DECA 4-Rep.; Conlan Congressional Scholar 3; Student Council 4; Key Club 4. JOEY SMITH ANGELA STOTTS BEVERLEE ANN STUCKER Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Meteorettes 3-Sec., 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; S Club 2,3; Speech Drama 2,3,4; Miss Merry Christmas 4; Sophomore Treas.; Div. I Volleyball team 2,3; Hon. Mention 4; State Volleyball Hon. Mention 4; Senior Play; Junior Play 3; Junior Play Director 4; Concert Choir 4; Honor Society 3,4-Hist.; Chorus 4; Bulldog Barks 3,4-Editor. 24 JAMES RICHARO SUMMERSGILL Band 1,2,3,4-Pres.; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Key Club 2,3,4-Pres.; Spanish Club 1,2,3-Pres., 4; Boys State; School Key Award 3; Honor Society 3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; All State Band 1,2,3; All Region Orchestra 3,4; Betty Crocker Home making 1st; Quill Scroll 4; Speech and Drama 1,2,3, 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Band Drum Major 4. KATHERINE ANNE TAYLOR Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; GAA 1; Gymnastics 4; FT A 1; Pep Squad 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Reach Out 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Musicals 2,3,4; All Region Orchestra 3; Solo Ensemble 3,4. KATHRYN JEAN THOMPSON Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Mascot 3, Captain 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; GAA 1; Meteoretto 2; Senior Play. JULIA MARIE TIBBS Chorus 4; Track 3,4. BENITA TONI TOYA Band 1,2,3,4; Freshman Cheerleader; GAA 1; Meteorette 2; Senior Play. GAYLE ANN TYLER Pep Squad 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Volleyball 2,3. RONALD LEE VAN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; W Club 1,2,3,4; All State Track Team 2,3. ELIZABETH WADSWORTH 25 STEVEN JEFF WEATHERTON Golf 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bulldog Barks 4; W Club 2,3; Honor Society 4. PENNY STAR WEST Reach Out 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Chorus Rep. 3, Vice-Pres.-4. HAROLD WHEELER LAURI ANN WHIPPLE Pep Squad 1; GAA 1; S Club 2,3; Concert Choir 4; Meteorettes 3,4-Capt. BESSIE WHITE MARILYN WOODS JOHNSON YAZZIE DIANA FRANCENE YBARRA GAA 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Junior Play 2,3; Senior Play 3. 26 Roland Alvardo Carlos Attakai Frances Baca Lori Baca Delbert Barton David Begay Ellis Bernier Tommy Bonner Robert Cox Eric DeWitt Hope Duran Tom Elzey Charlotte Franklin Alex Gonzales Joseph Gonzales NOT PICTURED Joseph Hasten Frank Hernandez Mary Jue Priscilla Kanuho Susan Kaye Calvin Kelly Jacque Kirby Debra Land Lula Lewis Tony Lopez Wade Loring Connie Milligan Patricia Montoya Fredrick Myron Shirley Nez Ernest Ortega Mike Otero Leonard Padilla Louie Padilla Ronald Price Dana Pitts Parry Rickard Troy Tackett Milton Taylor Sarah Tohannie Alex Waicelunas 27 ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Annual King and Queen are elected by the annual staff each year. The honor goes to two seniors who have worked unusually hard to support their class and assist at club activities during their four years at W.H.S. Carol Ann Plese and Mike Falling were chosen as Annual King and Queen for 1974-75 because they helped collect cans for Miss Merry Christmas, and they always worked on their class floats. They attended club meetings and served on many committees including the senior banquet committee, Junior Prom committee and were always reliable and willing workers. 28 Gina Jenkins Pauline Padilla Art Rubi Kate McLean Margo Oalton Patricia Cox Susie Day Priscilla Pavatea The annual class of 1974-75 was very busy getting together an interesting and informative account of student activities during the year. The editor was Gina Jenkins; assistant editor, Kate McLean; advertising manager, Arthur Rubi; business manager, Pauline Padilla; art editor. Cilia Pavatea. Sally Hudson Mrs. Roberts BOYS AND GIRLS STATE I mm e Six students attended Arizona's Boys and Girls State held during the summer of 1974 at N.A.U. and U. of A. Steve De Angelis, Jim Summersgill, Frank Jue and Dennis Peters attended sessions held at N.A.U. from June 6 to June 13. Theresa Guzman and Marcia Wilhoite attended U. of A. The Boys and Girls State Programs are studies in the working American Government and the two-party system. A major portion of the workshop dealt with the elections on the local, district, and state level. 30 ABOVE Jeanette Poo I he CO, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate. Daryl Pugh Fay Fisher President Vice-President Corrine Lucero T reasurer Sheila Cain Representative Vera Romero Secretary Joe Ianni Representative This year's junior class, the class of 76, consisted of about 150 students, which is a rather small class when compared to other classes that have graduated from WHS recently- The officers who served the class during the 74-75 year were Daryl Pugh, president; Fay Fisher, vice-president; Corrine Lucero, treasurer; Vera Romero, secretary; and Sheila Cain, Ginger Sanchez, and Joe Ianni, representatives. The juniors took 4th place in the Homecoming float competition and 3rd with the Miss Merry Christmas candidate. They also took 2nd in the annual Christmas tree decorating contest. Ginger Sanchez Representative 32 Tyrone Alcott Lydia Allen Freddy Barton Pennie Barton Susan Boles Yolanda Brito Gay Butler Adrianne Carrillo Julie Chambers Delbert Chatter Virginia Chavez Kay Cleaver Billie Cockerham Randy Cockerham Isabel Collateta Patricia Cox Vern Beeson Larry Begay Norman Betoney Sarah Blevins 33 Robert Craig Yvonne Cronemyer Margo Dalton John Davis Lee Duran Dianne Evans Siegfried Ezell John Flores Georgia Foehner Ilene Foster Ross Frame Hazel Freeman Lisa Frey Kathy Garcia Robert Gondek Eugene Gonzales 34 Jerri Gonzales Alfonso Guzman Darlene Hadnot Diane Hadnot Darryl James Shari James Kevin Jestes Larry Joe 35 Merwin Joseph Lynn Kirby Danny Kirk Kathy Kooyohoema Dorothy Lee Kathy Lewis Paula Lewis Pat Lome I i Kathy Mendoza Priscilla Miles James Mitchell Lucy Montoya Howard Morris Norma Nahsonhoya Denise Natseway Cathy Nelson Katherine Lopez Frances McCauley George McGuire Kate McLean 36 Debbie Pugh Chris Richards Margaret Sanchez Marlin Scott Danny Nelson David Ngai Craig Noel Danny Owsley Louise Seber Ralph Sedillo Karen Sekayumptewa Marty Smith I Steve Padilla Dora Pavatea Kevin Peters Sharon Peterson Deborah Pfieffer Rod Poneoma Jeanette Poolheco Rod Powell 5T Bonnett Sockyma Ricky Sosnewa Lenora Spencer Frank Stacey Donald Taylor Ken Taylor Clark Tenakhongva Terry Thomas Kevin Thompson Peggy Turner Susan Warren Alfred Williams 38 Diana Williams Fannie Yellowhair Zelda Yoyokie Leellen MacLean President Tom Bertino Vice-President Susan Tucker LaRee Adkins Secretary Treasurer Harold Soehner Representative Diane Nelson John Haydukovich Representative Representative The class of '76 came back this year raring to take on new and exciting tasks, and to lead them through these tasks were Leellen MacLean, president; Tom Bertino, vice-president; Susan Tucker secretary; LaRee Adkins, treasurer, Harold Soehner, Diane Nelson, and John Haydukovich representatives. They started out with a bang by taking a proud first on their Homecoming float, which was a graveyard with a gypsy looking into the future through a crystal ball. Their next memoraole accomplishment was having their Miss Merry Christmas candidate, Donna Shea Glover, take fourth in the can collecting contest. A tree decorating contest was held for the first time and although the class did not do so well in this event they will remember the fun time they had decorating the tree. Among the many productive fund raising projects held by the class were bake sales, a consession stand during the state volleyball meet, and the annual Twirp dance. 40 Robert Adelfson Diane Anderson Patricia Aragon Rena Arthur Veronica Attakai Joseph Baca Diana Bahnimptewa Tonnia Batata Debbie Baumgartner Robert Beaty Karen Benefield Tom Bonham Julian Betony Tony Bozarth Ronald Breeze Pauline Bedonie Mike Beeson Delphine Begay Lorraine Begay Minnie Begay Darrell Bryson Barbara Cahill Douglas Callahan Fred Campbell David Caraway 41 David Caswell Sarah Chacon Gary Charley Alma Chase Donald Chase John Chase Gilbert Chee Ronnie Colbath Larry Conatser Brenda Cox Frank Craig Deborah Curley Starlene Curley Lloyd Curtis Cindy Darnell 42 PICTURED ABOVE is Donna Shea Glover, sophomore's 1974 Miss Merry Christmas candidate. Grace Dixon Billie Dobbins Michele Doney Janna Douthitt Sylvia Duran Kevin Fritz Darlene Gallegos Reuben Gallegos David Gishie LaVerne Glover Barbara Foley Floyd Fredericks Micheal Fredericks Roy Fredericks Sharon Fredericks Cindy Greer Elyse Greer Isabelle Grover Gene Hancock Donna Harrah Carrie Ellis Kevin Fales Renee Falling Steve Fisher Terry Flemons 43 STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Donna Hartshorn Joe Hernandez Julie Hernandez Chris Hilton Chuck Hodge Bruce Hodgins Tim Hodson Leslie Holland Debra Holzer Libbie Homes Linda Hopper Bobby Horne Craig Horner Mae Hudson Kirk Jennings Debbie Allison Francene A Itaha Lyndon Atsye Loretta Baca Lorene Begay Donnie Cunningham Ken Curly Terry Curly Marjorie Dick Ricky Duran Buena Evans Charlie Foster Oliver Goldtooth Joseph Gonzales Richard Gonzales Herberta Gray Reba Harper Martha Hernandez Emerson John Mike Horne Jamey Jones Bahe Katenay Kye Jestes Nate Johnson Mary Jones John Land Robert LaPlante Alfred Lewis Edward Lewis Jimmie Loring Raymond Martinez Betsy McDowell Marie Mitchell Martha Nelson Chris Otero Darla Padgett Dannette Palacios Otis Payton Cathy Salazar Geneva Schultz Milton Smith Jean Sorenson Benny Solomon Patti Stull Eddison Wadsworth Thomas Yazzie Wallace Zimmerman John Joyce Virginia Kemski Marie Keyonnie 44 Teri King Dee Kirby Keith Kirby Jeff Kirkland Dick Kolomitz Alphena Lewis Bernice Lewis Christina Lewis Manuel Leyba Rhoda Linstra Tammy Koonce Kathleen Koruh Dina Kretsedemas Betty Lee Kenneth Lee Louise Little Johnny Lopez Stovo Lowry Leonard Lucero Lorraine Lucero fa Verde Mahle Joseph Mansfield Wilfred Manson Pedro Marquez Robert Martinez 45 George McGonagill Kathy Me Laws Mike Mead Lydia Milligan Betty Mitchell Diana Mathews Preston May Arthur Mazza Scott McCormick Betsy McDowell Geneva Monroe Barbara Monsegur Clyde Morris Jim Morris Steve Muddine Darold Natseway LaVonne Navakuku Wendell Navenma Alvin Nelson Nancy Ngai Terry Nordell Lew Oso Angelita Paddock Cheryl Phillips Dana Pleasants 46 Sonya Reffner Kelly Remy Arlene Reyes Gilbert Reyes Michael Reyes Terry Rickard Linda Roy Becky Rubi Mike Rubi Tony Ruiz Manuel Ruiz Mike Ruiz Charles Sanchez Veronica Sanchez Natalie Sanderson Wilmer Saufkie Diane Scheid Emery Schultz Mark Schultz Rhonda Scott Rosie Scott Paul Shumway Carmen Smith Paul Smith Anna Stacey 47 Chris Stinson Mary Stinson Len Surroll Albert Susunkewa Elvis Sweet Patrick Talashoma Leonard Tawahongva Dennis Taylor Kay Taylor Dorothea Theile Billy Thomack David Thomas Earl Tully Vera Villaneuva Mike Volk Bill Wetzel Faith Whitehorse Cindy Wilhelm Karen Williams Lee Williams Cynthia Wilson Betty Jane Wyatt Jacob Yaiva Clifton Yazzie Ida Mae Yazzie 48 Valerie Bryson President Barbara Iler Vice-President Danny Salazar Treasurer Cathy Darnell Secretary Sheri Day Representative Representative Representative The class of '78, this year's freshmen, had a pretty good year. The freshman class placed third in the Homecoming float competition. The class came up with a clever idea that really fit in with the Homecoming theme which was a miniature replica of Winslow High School that they had placed on a large yellow moon. Two rockets were also fixed to look as if they were transporting students to the moon school. Then as the year went along the freshman class took a close second in the Miss Merry Christmas contest with Valarie Bryson as their candiate. The class succeeded in raising $128.89 worth of canned goods to support their candidate. The freshman class placed third in the first annual Christmas Tree Decorating contest which was sponsored by Student Council. After the tree was judged it was given to a family that could not afford to buy their own tree. Of course, every year the freshmen get the glorious job of oiling the W; this year was no different. With oil covering their bodies they managed to cover the W with old rags, rugs, and any thing else they could find. As the band played the Alma Mater the W was lit by members of the class. Rickey G. Baker Ricky L. Baker Jonni Barris Sherry Barton 51 Yvonne Brito Randy Burnett Chris Bustamante Johnny Butler Mark Chambers Victoria Chatter Kevin Chavez Marlene Chavez Elliot Bernier Jeff Boles Allen Bollin John Bonner Melvin Cleveland Georgia Garcia Rita Begay Roald Begay Anna Bowannie Ava Bowannie Melinda Bowman Joseph Breeze 52 Brent Ezell Steve Falling Becky Foy Pisoni Franklin Boyd DeWitt Elaine Ounigan Mike Elzey Ben Estudillo Doug Estudillo Gilbert Estudillo Rebecca Estudillo Bobby Estudillo Robin Conway Victoria Curley Duane Dailey Debbie DeAngelis Athena Clark A Ifred Coin Lance Cole Kathy Conner 53 Tina Griffin Shawn Gorham Vivian Gonzales Rosemarie Gonzales Mark Hanno John Hancock Raymond Gutierrez Oavid Guzman Margaret Gonzales Edward Gonzales Bill Gonzales Henry Goldtooth Jeanne Haydukovich Phil Harris Diane Harris Wade Hanson Wanda Glover Charlotte Gipson Ramona Garcia Vanessa Gallegos 54 Sherrie Hayes Kathy Hernandez Bill Heron Ted Hines i I David Hodgins Milton Honawa Davis Honie Pat Horne Eunice Humeyestewa Leslie Hunt Chila Jackson Melvin Jackson Carol James Catherine Jaramillo Teddy Jaramillo Verna Jensen Virgil Joe Della John Bobby Johnson Janet Johnson 55 Gilbert Jue Velta Keevama Loren Kewanimptewa Pansy Kewanwytewa Donald Lomahaptewa Darlene Lopez Evelyn Lopez Shirley Lopez Genevieve Keyonnie Madeline Kinlicheenie Mike Kirk Eddy Kirkland Tom Lawson Thurston Lee Rhonda Lehr Larry Lewis Larry Kudlock Mia Lane Brenda Larry Trenna Larry 56 Susan Lopez Raymond Lucero Walter Luyan Rodger Lynch Pat Matney Coy Mattox Stephen Mazon Kelley McCauley Melanie McDaniel Pam McGuire Mary McKay Lori Me Laws 57 Brian Noel Lucinda Nopah Diane O' Connell Debbie Mead Vera Miles Eddie Miller Loretta Milligan 58 Tessa O'Haco Toby O'Shaughnessy Tony Oso Ron Owsley Debra Polk Margeret Poneoma Neva Poneoma Dennis Poolheco T Linda Pugh Melinda Quigley Elfonzo Renfro Arthur Richards 59 Danette Richards Michaelene Robinson Michael Rodriquez Yolanda Rodriquez Patricia Rogers Stella Salazar Beatrice Sanchez Ronald Sanchez Kathleen Scott Bonnie Secakuku David Sedillo Eddie Sedillo Bradley Sekayumptewa Lupe Serna Clayton Shula Dixie Smith Hugh Smith Shawn Smith Tim Smith Sharon Sockyma 60 i Judy Stcllc Rhonda Straub Cheri Stucker Donald Summersgill Dina Taggart Kerrie Taylor Diana Tecklenburg Loretta Thompson Steve Varner Johnny Villanveva Brad Waicelunas Lori Warren Daniel Webster Laura West Della White Brenda Williams 61 Calvert Williams Francis Williams Tammy Wilson Ricky Woods LEFT: The licorice race baffles some freshmen. BELOW: Freshman tug of war. LOWER LEFT: Valerie Bryson, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate for the freshman. 62 QUILL SCROLL QuilI and Scroll is an active honorary organization for students in school publications. Students eligible for this organization are drawn from the journal ism, annual, and photography classes. The officers of Quill and Scroll were Marcia Wilhoite, pres.; Cindy Breeze, vice-pres, rep.; Beverlee Stucker, sec-treas. JUNIOR PLAY The junior play, Harvey , starts out as Elwood played by Joe Hasten, sees an Imaginary rabbit and his sister Veda Louise Simmons, played by Kay Hancock, tires to put Elwood into an asylum, and in a mix up she gets put into the asylum. Finally, Elwood is found and they take his sister out of the asylum, and his family decides to accept Elwood and his imaginary rabbit. Other members of the cast were Carolyn Duggins, Eddie Miller, Billy Thomack, Terry Thomas, and Joe Ianni. Stage crew was Oana Pleasants, Georgia Foehner, Betty Jane Wyatt, Lisa Fry and Leonard Padilla. Stage manager was Becky Herlacher, student director was Beverlee Stucker, and faculty advisor was Mr. Ron Harris. 65 The goal of the Journalism staff is to publish the school newspaper. The editors were Frank Jue, Beverlee Stucker, and Steve DeAngelis. Staff members were Lucinda Namoki, Amber Dalton, Dennis Peters, Pauline Padilla, Cynthia Breeze, Stephanie Ceballos, Parry Rickard and Jim Summersglll. 66 PHOTOGRAPHY The photographers had a very busy year, as their job was supplying the BULLDOG BARKS and the METEOR with pictures. All pictures in the METEOR were taken by them except class portraits. Photography class members are Jeff Boles, Linda Conatser, Susan Boles and Chuck Serna, head pho- Sanchez, Kevin Robinson, Tad Adkins, Tom Bertino, tographer. Eddie Greer, Ginger Sanchez, Bob Adelfson, Larry 67 TRIBE OF MANY FEATHERS BACK ROW, L TO R: Leonard Shupla, Kathy Kooyahaema, Hazel Perry, Kelvin Kelly, Lee Duran, Stewart Nicholas, Dairy James, Isabella Grover, Neil Lomayestewa and Byron Poocha. FRONT ROW: Velta Keevama, Bonnie Secakuku, Gerylyn Owens, Debbie Pugh, Vernice Honhoinewa, Isabel Collateta, Yvonne Cronomayer, Kathy Koruh, Natalie Sanderson, Gigi Poolheco, Linburgh Namingha and Shari James. Mr. Wilcox, sponsor. In late November a new club was started in WHS by the name of The Tribe of Many Feathers. Officers elected were Kelvin Kelly, president; Byron Poocha, vice-president; Marcia Wilhoite, secretary; Rhonda Scott, treasurer and Neil Lomayestewa, representative. Kelvin Kelly resigned and Byron Poocha took office as president. The club held three dances for the Junior High. Some of the students attended Pow-Wows at other high schools. ABOVE, Byron Poocha, president, and Bella Grover discuss next year's plans; LEFT, Gigi Poolheco. 68 w Master of Ceremonies at the Elks Youth Banquet was Mr. Gary Calhoun. SHOWN ABOVE is Frank Jue, Chuck Sema, and Benny Soloman receiving awards for taking first at state and second at regional team decision making contest for DEC A. PICTURED IN THE MIDDLE is Doug Hano, exaulted ruler B.P.O.E., handing an award to Kathy Thompson for Orchestra. PICTURED AT THE BOTTOM are Steve, Bev, Dennis, and Marcia, receiving awards for Elks Youth Scholarships. 69 ARTS AND CLUBS ASSEMBLY I Arts and C lubs Assembly was held on May 14 In the auditorium. PICTURED ABOVE, is Joe Hasten receiving an award for all around outstanding Speech and Drama member. RIGHT, is Ernest Ortega receiving an award from Mr. Summersgill for John Phillip Sousa Award. AT LOWER LEFT is Sandi Linder receiving an award from Mr. Summersgill for band. AT LOWER RIGHT is Donna Hartshorne receiving an award from Mr. Thompson for her part in the Sound of Music . 70 HONORS ASSEMBLY PICTURED, AT TOP RIGHT, is Sandi Linder receiving a U of A Scholarship award from Mr. Ceballos. SHOWN AT CENTER LEFT, is Dennis Peters and RIGHT, is Jim Summersgill, both receiving a U of A Scholarship from Mr. Ceballos. 72 The Junior Prom was held on May 17 at the Elks Hall at 8 o'clock. The theme was Summer Breeze. The colors were light blue and white with clouds floating across the blue sky. Prom king and queen were Sammy Powell and Annette Beaty 73 ORCHESTRA The Winslow High School string section of the symphony orchestra doubled in size during 1974 with many outstanding musicians. The orchestra performed for the All-School Christmas program and the Music Department cakewalk. The orchestra made a tour to IMAU during the first semester, and attended a Music Festival at the University of Arizona on the 1, 2, and 3 of May. The group also gave several concerts for the elementary schools. The conductor of the orchestra was Mr. Kim Thompson 74 FROSH ORIENTATION To start off the new freshmen. Student Council sponsored frosh orientation and gave the freshmen of 1974-75 a lot of spirit for their first year at W.H.S. 76 HONOR SOCIETY W.H.S. Honor Society had a very exciting year. Activities included were decorating the classroom doors for Christmas, and decorating a tree for the main floor. They also sold candy, and had an Honor Society-faculty basketball game and all proceeds went to the Heart Fund. The goals for Honor Society each year are to be of service at least once to the school, the community, and to charity. Offices were Chuck Serna, president; Oennis Peters, vice-president; Marcia Wilhoite, sec.; Beverly Stucker, historian; and Angela Stotts, representative. BAND 9( Winslow High school band was led through a very exciting and successful year with Mr. Paul Summersgill as the director. Their activities this year included selling personalized band calendars, marching in the homecoming, and Christmas parades and creating spirit all through the events of the year. The officers for the year 1974-75 were Jim Summersgill, president; Ernest Ortega, vice pres.; Denise Natsaway, sec.; Kay Hancock, treasurer; and Sandi Linder was Student Council representative. 78 LEFT, Sandy Linder and Karen Williams smile as Jim Summersgill sweats it out. LEFT CENTER, David Guzman, Jim Summersgill, and Denise Natsaway play as Kathy Taylor adds rhythm with the drums. RIGHT CENTER, Robert Mitchell and Georgia Foehner are pictured with the WHS Band. BOTTOM, the pep band promotes spirit as they play during a basketball game. 79 MADRIGAL CONCERT CHOIR The W.H.S. chorus consists of two groups, a select chorus called Concert Chorus, and Madrigal Choir, which consists of 12 singers and soloists. Activities they participated in during the school year were Chorus Variety Show, an All School Christmas Program, and Solo and Ensemble Festival for District and State. Students who qualified for all state were Carolyn Duggins, Joe Hasten, and Eddie Greer. SPEECH DRAMA The Speech and Drama took second place for the district tournament held here on March 15. Tad Adkins was chosen best actor for the one-act play presented at district. Miss Hillman was the director of the one-act play. The students who qualified for state were Beverlee Stucker, Joe Hasten, Becky Herlatcher, Tad Adkins, Arthur Rubi, Leonard Padilla, Eddie Miller, Frank Jue, Perry Rickard, Jim Summers-gill and Joanne Campbell. 81 Key club sponsored two dances, homecoming and the Key-club Sweetheart dance. Key clubs most notible activity for this year was the S-Club-Key-Club football game, in which S-Club won. Officers were Jim Summersgill, pres.; Steve DeAngelis, vice pres.; Leonard Padilla, sec.; David Cox, treas.; Danny Durkin, sergeant-at-arms. Sally Aragon was chosen Key Club sweetheart. KEY CLUB 82 The Winslow High School S Club held its first meeting Sept. 12. Their sponsor was the new Home Economics teacher. Miss Adams. S club participated in collecting for the Heart Fund, and March of Dimes. The S Club-Key Club football game was profitable this year and all donations went to the McArthur Scholarship Fund. The officers for 1974-75 were president, Judy Kalisz; vice-president, Earlene Cole; secretary, Kate McLean; treasurer, Isabelle Col late ta, and sergeant-at-arms. Barb Bertino. CLUB W CLUB W Club's first meeting of the new year was Sept. 11, and the club proved to be a very active club. The club sold popcorn at all the home athletic events and put the money toward a long range project, as they were donating to the Mac Arthur Scholarship fund. Officers for the year 1974 -75 were Dennis Peters, pres.; Bruce Freeman, sec-treasurer; Manuel Ruiz, student council representative; Ronnie Van, sergeant of arms. 83 F.T.A. has been very busy learning about the teaching profession. The members are required to observe a classroom in process. The officers were Gina Jenkins, pres.; Louise Seber, vice-pres.; Pauline Padilla, sec.; Stephanie Ceballas, treasurer. 84 Officers for MASO were Leornard Padilla, pres.; Sally Aragon, vice-pres.; Betty Gonzales, sec-treas.; Louis Padilla, rep. Officers for Spanish Club were Theresa Guzman, pres.; Joe Gonzales, vice-pres.; Minnie Begay, sec-treas.; Earlene Cole, rep. 85 During 1974-75 Reach-Out sponsored a Senior Citizen Day. Officers for 1974-75 were Sandra L., pres.; Susan B., vice pres.; Penny W., sec.; Rebecca H., trcas. Chess club has had a very exciting year. The president for 1974-75 was Frank Jue; vice pres., Steve DeAngclis; sec-treas. Joe Gonzales. The outstanding players were Frank J., and Steve D. REACH OUT CHESS CLUB 86 This year each Science Club member had to complete one project. The officers were Chuck Serna, pres.; Robert Mitchell, vice-pres.; JoAnn Campbell, sec.; and Hazel Perry, rep. This year DECA took first in state competition when Frank Jue, Benny So I oman, and Chuck Serna won against severe competion. The officers were Frank Jue, pres.; Parry Rickard, vice-vice-pres.; Jo Ann Campbell, sec.; Linda Sanchez, tres.; and Chuck Sema, rep. 87 TOP RIGHT, juniors Sheila Cain, rep.; Daryl Pugh, pres.; Ginger Sanchez, rep.; Joe Ianni, rep. TOP seniors Marcia Wilhoite, pres.; David Cox, rep.; Pauline Padilla, rep.; Dennis Peters,rep. MIDDLE sophomore John Haydukovich, rep.; Diane Nelson, rep.; Harold Soohner, rep.; Leellen MacLean, pros. ABOVE freshmen Valerie Bryson, pres,; Danette Richards, rep.; Carleen Durkin, rep.; Sheri Day, rep. RIGHT Chuck Serna, DECA: Louis Padilla, MASO. STUDENT The 1974- 75 Student Council served as coordinator for all and planner for some of the activities at WHS. The year started off with Freshman Orientation, Slave Week, and the Howdy Dance. At Christmas, the council sponsored a Christmas tree decorating Contest. On Valentine's Day, students received a special treat when they were delivered singing and spoken Valentines by the Council. The most successful pro- 88 COUNCIL HaKK i a Unartt ject of the year was the 50's-60's Week in which students imitated fads and attended a nostalgia assembly put on by Council members. To raise money in addition to that of the candy machines, members sold first aid kits. And, at the end of the year, the Council gave a teacher appreciation party for the faculty of WHS. TOP LEFT Jim Summersgill, Key Club; Darlene Hadnot, Cheerleaders; Judy Kalisz, S Club; Becky Herlacher, Speech Drama. TOPSandi Linder, Band; Kathy Taylor, Reachout; Angela Stotts, Honor Society; Gina Jenkins, FTA. MIDDLE Manuel Ruiz, W Club; Stephanie Ceballos, Mat Maids; Karen Jenkins, NOT; Priscilla Pavatea, Pcpsquad. ABOVE Earlene Cole, Spanish Club; Joe Hasten, Orchestra; Carolynn Duggins, Chorus; Frank Jue, Chess. LEFT Gaye Butler, Meteorettes; Cindy Breeze, Quill Scroll; Hazel Perry, Science Club. 89 PEP SQUAD Pep Squad had a very busy year. These women cheered the football and basketball players on as well as made treats for cross country and track. Members of Pep Squad shown above are Becky Herlacher, Priscilla Pavatea, Hazel Perry, Marcia Wilhoite, Karen Abetia, Sherry Barton, Debra Myron, Vivian Anderson, Charlotte Gibson, Tessa O'Haco, Paulita Begay, Jeanne Haydukovich, Barbara Iler, Kathy Kooyahoma, Emmalita Paddock, Carol James, Kathy Dorah, Marie Keyonie, Rhonda Scott, Yvonne Brito, Debbie DeAngelis, Mary Nanez, Jeanette Poocheco, and Diane Hadnot. 90 Coach Weatherton, Coach Nasser, Coach Griffith and Trainer Fink discuss plans for a football game. WARSXTVreoTBJlll SCOREBOARD Holbrook Showlow Coconino Winslow Winslow Winslow Tuba City Snowflake Flagstaff Holbrook Kingman Winslow Winslow Frank Stacey Quarterback Ronnie Colbath Quarterback Ronnie Van Back Mike Rubi Back Dennis Peters Back Ralph Sedillo Back Bruce Freeman Back Fred Campbell Back Neal Higginson Back Emerson John Back Joe Ianni Back Siegfried Ezel I Back Kevin Peters Back Richie Thomas Back Harold Soehner Guard Robert Craig Center Merwin Joseph Guard Dick Kolomitz Center Dan Nelson Guard Tito Sanchez Guard David Sedillo Guard Steve Robinson Guard Len Si ir re 11 Tackle Allen Bollin Tackle 93 Craig Noel Tackle Paul Smith Tackle Victor Martinez Tackle Pat Lome I i Tackle Terry Nordell End Gary Gardner End John Davis End David Cox End Tom Bertino Manager David Caraway Manager Kevin Thompson End Gilbert Estadillo End Johnny Butler Manager The varsity football team put out a powerful effort to make up a strong team. The team had only a few minor injuries and with the coaching of Mr. Nasser, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Weatherton, and the training of Mr. Fink the team had throe wins, five loses and or e tie. BELOW At a pep assembly held in the fall of 1974, the cheerleaders randomly picked nine of the varsity football players to preform with the band and pom-pons. Dick Kolomitz was very popular as a Meteorette. 94 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 74-75 The varsity cheerleaders for the year 1974-75 were Debbie Heartz, Carolyn Duggins, Julie Chambers, Darlene Hadnot, Marcia Wilhoite, and Diane Hadnot. ABOVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW, Darlene Hadnot, Julie Chambers, Diane Hadnot, SECOND ROW, Debbie Heartz, Marcia Wilhoite, and TOP Carolyn Duggins. RIGHT Carolyn and Diane are pictured in the middle of a cheer, promoting spirit for the basketball team. BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT Diane, Debbie, Carolyn, Julie, Marcia, and Darlene pose in tine stands. RIGHT Carolyn claps her hands as the croud watches the game. 95 Sally Aragon and Bruce Freeman, attendants Judy Kalisz and Steve Robinson, attendants Paul ine Padil la Homecoming Queen was chosen for 1974 by the 1974 football team. She served as president of Matmaids during the 1975 season, and was in pep squad during her freshman year. She was also very active in other school ac-ti vities. Dennis Peters Homecoming King was an active participant in football for four years, was cocaptain during the 1974 season and was chosen for the All Conference team. He was also active in wrestling for four years. The Homecoming activities this year brought smiles and happiness to many. The sophomores showed their spirit and enthusiasm with their blue ribbon float. ABOVE, Ronnie Van, Marcia WiIhoite, Julie Hernandez, Cheryl Phillips, Debbie Hearts, and Neal Higginson ride on the winning float. RIGHT, Kathy McLaws reads This Is Your Life to Coach Nasser as the rest of the J.V. cheerleaders act out the different stages in his life at the Homecoming Assembly. BELOW LEFT, Siegfried Ezell at-temps to down a lobo during the game against the Snowflake Lobos. RIGHT, Dennis Peters and Pauline Padilla ride on the senior float during the parade. The dance was attended by many students and alumni. Homecoming this year was a very exciting event. Members of the JV Football team are, FRONT ROW, John Florez, Ralph Tafoya, Gene Gonzales, Terry Rickard, Lew Oso, Kye Jestes, Ron Breeze, Gene Hancock, SECOND ROW, Carman Smith, Kevin Jestes, Dan Nelson, Alvin Nelson, Mark Shultz, John Land, Joe Hernandez, Pete Marquez, Terry Curley, Emerson John, THIRD ROW, Craig Horner, Steve Fisher, Tony Ruiz, Kirk Jennings, Larry Conatser, Russel Hanno, Robert Beaty, Ricky Woods, Chris Richards, BACK ROW, Monty Gamer, Mike Mead, Daryl Bryson, Daryl Pugh, Kevin Fritz, Mike Hancock, Clyde Morris, Bill Wetzel, John Haydukovich. Managers are Robert Martinez and Robert LaPlante. Coaches are Hysong and Fritz. JV FOOTBALL 1974-75 The junior varsity football team put up a hard struggle to defeat their opponents. Under the coaching of Mr. Hysong and Mr. Fritz, the team had a five win, four loss season. The managers were Robert Martinez and Robert LaPlant. UPPER LEFT, a tackle was made and Winslow's team has the ball. ABOVE, a touchdown is completed as Gene Hancock and several other players push their way through to the goal line. LOWER LEFT, Frank Craig makes a tackle as Ron Breeze moves in to help. 98 JV CHEERLEADERS The J.V. cheerleaders worked hard In the season to boost the spirit of the J.V. team. They traveled to many out of town games to support their team. The four girls also added to the pep in the assemblies. 99 FRONT ROW L-R, Brad Waicelunaus, Dennis Poolheco, John Hancock, Mark Hanno, Ronald Begay, Calvert Williams, Tom Lawson, Ronald Sanchez, Bill Herron, Ernest Alva, Bobby Estudillo. 2ND ROW, Steve Magon, Walter Lujan, Dan Salazar, Larry Kudlock, Phillip Baca, unknown, Eddie Sedillo Virgil Joe, David Parsons, Tony Oso, Victor Martinez. 3RD ROW, Eddie Miller, Mark Chambers, Steve Falling, Donald Summersgill, Shawn Goram, Steve Varner, Wade Hansen, Mike Elsey, Ricky Baker, 4TH ROW, Mark Chamema, John Palicious, Ted Hines, Gilbert Jue, Eddie Kirkland, Lupe Serna, Frank Martinez, Don Lomahaweta, Strafino Youvalla, Gilbert Estidullo, Shawn Smith. 5TH ROW, David Guzman, Duane Dailey, Mike Kirk, Ricky Baker, Lance Cole, Dan Moore, Joe Breeze, Randy Barnett, Kelly McCauley, Coach Reynolds, 6TH ROW, Jeff Boles, Ray Lucero, Coy Mattox, Arthur Richards, Brent Ezell, Coach Petronovich. NOxh too that The members of the freshman football team this year did quite well for their first year on the team. Under the coaching of Mr. Don Petronovich and Paul Reynolds the boys had four wins and four loses. SCOREBOARD Winslow 12 West Flag 22 Winslow 14 Holbrook 34 Winslow 34 Gal lup 22 Winslow 14 Snowflake 33 Winslow 12 Cocinino 0 Winslow 21 Mingus 12 Winslow 8 Holbrook 18 Winslow 27 Tuba C ity 22 100 The overall season went very well, there were only a few minor injuries and the boys still tried as hard as they could to make their team the best ever. Aos Uaa taadt ps The freshmen cheerleaders for 1974 - 75 were Tessa O'Haco, Danette Richards, Carlene Durkin, and Laura West. These four girls promoted the spirit of the freshmen class with their bright smiles and cheerful personalities. They traveled to many out of town games supporting the frosh team. LEFT, Carlene, Tessa, Danette and Laura are shown with smiling faces. ABOVE, Tessa and Danette are caught by the camera as they talk before a game. BELOW, L-R, Tessa, Carlene, Laura, and Danette. CROSS COUNTRY The Winslow Cross Country team this year was very outstanding, with the coaching of Mr. David Conaster. At the state track meet, the team took second with high scores and a second place trophy. The team runners were Alfred Williams, Jim Summersgill, Pisoni Franklin, James Parker, Wendell Navenma, Fredrick Myron, Joe Mansfield, Milton John, Rod Poneoma, Wilmer Saufkie, Clark Tenakhongva, Wilfred Shirley, Albert Susunkewa, Jared Polingyumtewa, Bennett Sockyma, Jacob Yaiva, Thomas Yazzie and Roger Lynch. The boys all worked hard to make the best of the season. Rod Poneoma was one of the outstanding runners from Winslow High School this year. BELOW, Wilmer Saufkie strives with Great power as he is pictured here. Alfred Williams J im Summersgil I Pisoni Franklin James Parker Wendell Navenma Frederick Myron Joe Mansfield Milton John Rod Poneoma Wilmer Saufkie Clark Tenakhongva Wilfred Shirley ABOVE, the cross country team talks with team members as well as competors at the Flagstaff Invitational in the fall of 74. LEFT, Rod Poneoma runs with great stride to place as high as possible. BELOW, Winslow is in first and third place with Flagstaff at a near second. The varsity wrestlers for 1974 -75 were: FRONT ROW, L-R, Mike Elsey, manager, Wilfred Shirley, Thomas Yazzie, Leonard Padilla, Robert Martinez; SECOND ROW, L-R, Pat Lomeli, Victor Martinez, Raymond Martinez, Dennis Peters, Tad Adkins; THIRD ROW, L-R, Harold Soehner, Allen Bollin, Richie Thomas, Kevin Fritz, and Steve Kirk, manager. LEFT, Raymond Martinez trios to pin his man. BELOW, Dennis Peters struggles hard to pin his man at the State Wrestling Meet. VARSITY WRESTLING 74-75 104 ABOVE, Richie Thomas tries very hard to overcome the holds of his opponent. BELOW, L-R, Pat Lomeli, Dennis Peters, and Thomas Yazzie were the wrestlers that went to the State Wrestling Meet held in the later part of the season. Thomas Yazzie was State Champion, Pat Lomeli took second place, and Dennis Peters took fourth place at State. The Winslow wrestlers had two wins and seven loses. 105 ABOVE Mr. Conatscr, coach, and Mr. Hysong, coach. z D S The Matmaids for 1974-75 were, TOP, Gina Jenkins, Judy Kalisz, Stephonie Ceballos, Diane Sheid, Pauline Padilla, Rhonda Scott, Jackie Lomeli, Annette Beaty, Barb Bertino, Sally Aragon, and Lorraine Lucero. The Matmaids this year helped promote spirit in every way they could. They cheered for the Bulldogs during the matches and made posters to help in the spirit of the school. The girls prepared a dinner for the wrestlers also. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING The junior varsity wrestlers for 1974-75 were, FRONT ROW, Don Summersgill, David Caraway, John Joyce, Terry Rickard, Tony Ruiz; BACK ROW, Larry Conatser, Harold Soehner, Merwin Joseph, Larry Begay, Bill Gonzales; Mr. Hysong was their coach. 107 FROSH WRESTLING The freshman wrestlers for 1974-75 were, TOP ROW, Philip Baca, Kelley McCauley, Joe Breeze, Lance Cole, Boyd DeWitt, Brad Waicelunas; BOTTOM ROW,' Johnny Butler, James Parker, Pisoni Franklin, Steve Maxon, Eddie Sedillo. Coach Fritz worked hard with the team to make them successful. They put out a very hard effort LEFT, Mr. Fritz. BELOW LEFT, one of the wrestlers struggles on to victory. RIGHT, Johnny Butler tries for a takedown. Members of the Varstiy basketball team, FROM L TO R, BOTTOM ROW: Danny Durkin, Kevin Peters, Frank Stacey, Jeff Weatherton, Seigfried Ezell. TOP ROW: Marlin Scott, Robert Oliva, John Davis, Ronny Van, David Cox, Neal Higginson, Bruce Freeman, Kevin Thompson, Jack Pugh. Also pictured are Coach Reynolds and managers Dick Kolomitz and Robert Craig. 109 UPPER LEFT, Kevin Peters shoots. UPPER RIGHT, Daryl Pugh, Robert Oliva, and John Davis watch for a rebound. CENTER, Danny Durkin shoots for two. LEFT, Ronnie Van makes a jump. BELOW, Bruce Freeman shoots from the foul line. METEORETTES 1974-75 The Meteorettes of 1974-75 were very busy promoting spirit throughout all W.H.S. They gave performances at the football and basketball games. Pictured BELOW are Rhonda Linstra, Geraldine Gonzales, Karen Bahlenquah, Reba Harper, Linda Hopper, Rhoda Linstra, and Laurie Whipple. Ill Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball team, FROM L TO R, are Alvin Nelson, Marlin Scott, Monty Garner, Terry Nordell, Len Surrell, Paul Smith, John Land, Scott McCormick and Jamey Jones. Also pictured is Coach Petronovich. NOT PICTURED is John Haydukovich. JV BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Cagers had a good season ending with 11 wins and 7 losses. They were second in their conference with 8 wins and 4 losses. The Snowflake Lobos took first in conference. This years team got off to a good start winning their first two games against Mingus (60-39) and Window Rock (50-42). After a total of 18 games the JV squad scored a total of 1028 points, with their opponents scorting 1011 points. The team played their first game on December 6 and their last last on February 22. The Bulldogs had good manu-verability of the ball and great height. Members of the Freshman Basketball team, FROM L TO R, are, FIRST ROW: Linburgh Naminha, Calvert Williams, Roald Begay, Clayton Shula, Mark Chambers, Ted Hines. SECOND ROW: Serphino Youvella, Ricky G. Baker, Larry Kudlock, Bill Herron, Shawn Smith, John Palacios, David Guzman. THIRD ROW: Ricky L. Baker, Danny Salazar, Coy Mattox, Ernest Alva, Melvin Jackson, David Sedillo, Walter Lujan. Also pictured are Coach Fink and Arthur Richards, manager. FROSH BASKETBALL The frosh basketball team got off to a slow start losing their first game to Mingus on Dec. 6, (32-40), but came back winning their next two games against Window Rock (54-40) and Round Valley (44-31) respectively. Out of a total of 19 games played, they won 8 and lost 10. They scored a total of 932 points with their opponents scoring 956. This year's captains were Shawn Smith and David Sedillo. Coach Fink was proud to say that 20 boys turned out for the whole season. RIGHT: Danny Salazar outjumps an opponent, while Ernest Alva, Shawn Smith, Coy Mattox, and David Sedillo await the ball. 113 SHOWN ABOVE are members of the track team. FRONT ROW, L TO R, Kevin Chavez, Arthur Richards, Terry Rickard, Eddie Kirkland, Bill Gonzales, Louis Padilla, Carman Smith, Roger Lynch, Scott McCormick, Jeff Boles. 2ND ROW, Tobby Oshanghassey, Brad Sekayumptewa, Clark Tenakhongua, Jeff Kirkland, David Ngai, Tony Ruiz, Frederick Myron, Bobby Horne, Manuel Ruiz, Robert Beaty. 3RD ROW, Brent Ezell, Wilmer Saufkie, Ricky Baker, Jacob Yiava, David Caswell, Pat Lomeli, Dennis Peters, David Sedillo, Darrell Bryson, David Thomas. 4TH ROW, Larry Kudlock, Rod Poneoma, Allen Bollin, Seig Ezell, Ernest Alva, Craig Noel, Lance Cole, Kevin Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Ronnie Van, Dick Kolomitz. The track team had a great season this year, under the direction of coaches Hysong and Bellman. The team captured the AA North Division I District Championship and took 3rd at state. Craig Noel heaved the discus 167'5 to break Rob Neil's school and stadium record of 159'4 . Ronnie Van also set a stadium record leaping 23'2 in the long jump eclipsing the old record of 21'11% . Neal Higginson set a new school record in the intermediate hurdles running them in 40.9 seconds. The team also took 1st at the Kingman, Snowflake, and Winslow invitationals; 2nd at the Olmsted Relays; 5th at the Dysart Relays and the San Manuel invitational. Pato Lomeli, at RIGHT, is shown throwing the shot-put. TRACK SHOWN AT TOP LEFT is Darrell Bryson, long jump; TOP RIGHT is Manuel Ruiz, pole vault; MIDDLE LEFT is Ronnie Van, setting the long jump stadium record at 23,2 ; MIDDLE RIGHT is Larry Kudlock left and Kevin Chavez right, hurdles; BOTTOM RIGHT is Arthur Richards, high jump. Members of the Varsity Baseball team are TOP ROW, L TO R, Coach Griffith, Sammy Powell, Paul Smith, Ronnie Colbath, Terry Nor del I, Gary Garner, Daryl Pugh, Monte Garner, Jeff Weatherton. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R, Jamie Jones, Ralph Sedillo, Craig Homer, Joe Ianni, John Land, Shawn Smith, Mike Rubi, Raymond Martinez, manager, Johnny Butler. The Baseball team had a fantastic season this year. They took 1st place in the AA Division I Conference with 10 wins and 2 losses. Gary Garner, Sammie Powell, and Paul Smith made All Conference 1st team. Daryl Pugh and Jeff Weatherton made All Conference 2nd team. Joe Ianni and Mike Rubi made All Conference Honorable Mention. Gary Garner also made the all star selection. MIDDLE LEFT is Gary Garner; CENTER is Coach Griffith; MIDDLE RIGHT is Paul Smith; BOTTOM, L TO R, are John Land, Ralph Sedillo, Gary Garner, Daryl Pugh, and Mont Garner. 116 VARSITY BASEBALL SHOWN AT TOP LEFT is Joe Ianni; TOP RIGHT is Shawn Smith; MIDDLE LEFT is Shawn Smith; MIDDLE CENTER is Ronnie Colbath; MIDDLE RIGHT is Ronnie Colbath; 117 Members of the JV baseball team, L TO R, are BOTTOM ROW, Lew Oso, Rob Martin, E. Renfro, Alvin Nelson, Gene Hancock, Ronnie Owsley, Bill Harron, Eddie Sedillo, Shawn Gorham; TOP ROW, JV BASEBALL This year the junior varsity baseball team completed a very successful season. Mike Mead, Bill Herron, and Vic Martinez led the team with their all-round performance. Outfielders shown at BOTTOM LEFT are Ronnie Owsley, Alvin Nelson, Pete Marquez, Daniel Salazar. Pitchers shown at TOP RIGHT are Don Cunningham, Coy Mattox, Kevin Fales, Bill Herron also Vic Martinez, catcher. Infielders shown at BOTTOM RIGHT are Coy Mattox, Bill Herron, Mike Mead, and Tim Smith. Coach Wilcox, Vic Martinez, Coy Mattox, Daniel Salazar, Kevin Fales, Doug Calahan, Tim Smith, Don Cunningham, Mike Mead, Frank Craig, Phil Baca, Pete Marquez, Ricky Woods, manager. MASCOTS This year's Mascots promoted a great deal of school spirit. They performed their gymnastic acts during football games. Hard-work, fun, and tradition are also involved in putting on great performances for the audience. 1974-75 Mascots were Kathy Thompson, Kaye Hancock, Karen Benefield, Tammy Koonce, and Debbie Baumgartner. 119 GYMNASTICS SHOWN BELOW are the membersof the gymnastic team. FRONT ROW, Linda Pugh, Kaye Hancock, Bernie Nelson, Kathy Tompson, Tammy Koonce, Diane Nelson, Cathy Mclaws. BACK ROW, Tessa O'Haco, Dannette Richards, Julie Chambers, Coach Wennet, Diana Williams, Karen Benefield, and Kelly Remy. The 1975 Gymnastic team participated in 8 meets winning 4 and losing 2. They had a 3-way meet in which they took 2nd place and a 4-way meet in which they took 3rd. Seniors that are leaving are Bernie Nelson, Kathy Tompson, and Barb Bertino (NOT PICTURED). The team received new warm-ups to go with the suits they got last year. GOLF This year's golf team won 10 meets and lost 5. Members of the golf team were, TOP LEFT, hiding behind the hat, Ted Pate; TOP RIGHT, Ted's brother Tom Pate; CENTER LEFT, Larry Conatser talks to the ball; CENTER RIGHT, Paul Shumway takes a practice swing; LOWER LEFT, Tom Benham concentrates on a putt; LOWER RIGHT, George McGonnagill grins while he hits the ball; TOP CENTER, Coach Weatherton; LOWER CENTER, Mark Chambers is trying to sink the ball. 122 Annette Beaty Julie Chambers Carolyn Duggins Darlene Hadnot Amber Dalton The 1974 Varsity Volleyball team made up of seniors and juniors won ten games and lost only five during the season. They came in second in Divisional, beaten only by Coconino and defeating Tuba City and Snowflake. The girls made it to state, but were defeated there by Bisbee and San Manuel. Hazel Perry Diane Hadnot However, they took third place by winning over Coconino. Marcia Wilhoite, co-captain of the team, was the highest scorer, with Bev Stucker, co-captain, next in line. With five juniors coming back next year it looks as if the team will be in as good shape in the 75 season as it was in the 74 season. Liz Wennet Kathy Irwin Frances McCauley Bev Stucker Marcia Wilhoite Angela Stotts . 123 JV VOLLEYBALL This year's JV Volleyball team won only two games out of fourteen, but members of the team tried hard. The team consisted of one senior, four juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. Since most of these girls are underclassmen the Varsity Volleyball team for the next few years should be fairly secure. With as much support as the Varsity got at the state tournament the next year's team will have more to strive for. BELOW: The members of the JV volleyball team are, L TO R, Becky Herlacher, Becky Rubi, captain. Fay Fisher, Debra Holzer. BACK ROW: Margo Dalton, co-captain, Dannette Richards, Linda Hopper, Geraldine (Jerri) Gonzales, Jeanette (Gigi) Poolheco, Lorraine Lucero, and their favorite Jap Ball . ABOVE RIGHT: Linda returns the ball while Gigi gets ready for the return. ABOVE LEFT: Margo returns the ball to the awaiting Snowflake players. This was the last game of the season which Winslow won. GIRLS TRACK The 1975 girls' track team didn't lose any meets. They won seven meets and among these was the District tournament. The top four competitors went to state. Eight ladies from Winslow High were able to participate in the state tournament. At State they came in third missing the state championship by only Members of the girls' track team are, BACK ROW, Libbie Homes, Marcia Wilhoite, Michaeline Robinson, Betty Mattox, LaVern Glover, Valerie Bryson, Julia Tibbs, Rosie Scott. CENTER, Ginger Shanchez, Debra Holzer, Arnetta Fisher, Karen Abeita, Margaret Poneoma, Diane Bahnimptewa, Arlene four points. There were nine schools participating. Six from the north and only three from Southern Arizona. The ladies were able to take three trophies. One at the Page Invitational, one at the Tuba City Invitational and one at the District Tournament. Fredricks, Dorothy Lee, Manager Kathy Irwin. FRONT ROW, Debra Pugh, Yvonne Brito, Veronica Sanchez, Rhonda Scott, Kathryn Kooyahoema, Isabella Grover, Debbie Baumgartner, Julie Hernandez. 125 — —w- 4 M 93 qo lO’Z 0 3 M s'3 6 CO 1 o 14 [7pj fpfl P h m W |H+ff O T rrtoo Mr. Fritz Dahlen Superintendent Mr. Jim Freeman Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Mrs. Nancy Peters Bookkeeper Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Principal Mr. Dean Stotts Principal Mrs. Betty Bly Secertary to Principal Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper Mrs. Dorothy Grove Assistant Librarian Mrs. Lorraine Clubbs Counselor Mr. Norviel Walton Sr. Couselor Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Aide 128 Mrs. Karen Adams Home Economics Mr. Bill Arthur Chorus, Elem. Music Mr. Pat Cassidy Woodwork, Ind. Arts Ms. Dixie Dougherty Am. Hist., Am. Gov't, Psych. Mrs. Mary Dahlen Librarian Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent., World Hist. Mr. Ron Bellman Alg., Geometry Mr. Dave Conatser Bio., Photography Miss Barbra Dubuy Chem., Physics Mr. John Fink English I 129 Mr. Artie Griffith Am. Hist., Sociology Mr. Ron Harris Speech, English III Miss Winnell Hillman English Mr. Pat Locascio D.O., O.J.O., Intro. Bus. Mr. Milton Knight Spec. Eng. IV, Eng. II Mr. James Henling Algebra, Geometry Miss Donna Headrick Spanish Mr. Cransten Hysong Biology I Mr. Jake Magallanez Acc., Economics, Bus Law Mrs. Katherine McAuley Spec Eng III, Eng IV Mrs. Ann Meikle Typing I, Shorthand Mr. Emil Nasser PE, Health Mr. E.J. Patterson Art I, II 130 Mr. Paul Reynolds Am. Hist., World Geog. Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. II Mrs. Frances Roberts Rdg. Impr., Journalism Annual Mr. George Rockwell Met. Shop, Ind. Arts. Mr. Paul Summersgill Music, Concert Band Mrs. Dolores Stotts Off. Pract., Typing I Mr. Manny Walton Jr. Auto Shop I, II Mr. Kim Thompson Orchestra Mrs. Liz Wennet PE, Health Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Rdg. Impr. II, Typing I Miss Geraldine Wood Home Economics Mrs. Elvira Wilcox A ide Mrs. Kathleen Roe Nurse 131 Diana Shoemaker A ide Bob Clubbs Audio Visual Mr. B. F. Dugger Maintenance Mr. Bob Hawley Custodian Mr. Alfred Lomahoma Custodian Mr. Leroy Sawyer Maintenance Mr. Kenneth Tanner Maintenance Mr. Wyte Young Maintenance 132 tiWiitmtM A home is probably your largest single investment. And a houseful of gas appliances can help a home pay its way. . II you want the job done right f do it with gas. SOUTHERN UNION COMPANY City of Winslow WATER DEPARTMENT WINSLOW GLASS AND MIRROR 200 East Second Winslow, Arizona FABRICS OF AMERICA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS All types of fabrics, notions, Bernina Sewing Machines, McCall's Simplicity Patterns PAULETT’S SPORTSWEAR 118 2nd 9-4290 219 Warren UUJ WESTERN SAVINGS — ! AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ■ 212 KINSLEY AVE. • TELEPHONE 289-332S F I P.O. BOX 670 — WINSLOW. ARIZONA 86047 REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 Winslow Office P. 0. Box 400 Winslow, Arizona 86047 GREAT WESTERN BANK 135 BEST WISHES BULL DOGS THE WINSLOW MAIL FROM YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ENTRE RESTAURANT Cocktail Lounge and Gift Shop, Broiled Steaks, Lobster, and Prime Ribs Live Music on Weekends K.J. INVESTMENT CORP. Kenneth Jue, Pres. Telephone: 289-2141 289-2120 West Highway 66 Winslow, Ariz. MOONLIGHT RESTAURANT Cocktail Lounge Curio Shop Chinese American Food DEL’S FREEWAY GULF FREE PICK-UP And Delivery FREE MOUNTING and BALANCING Wayne L. Troutners STORE FOR MEN, INC. 114 W. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona 136 r t BEACON GARAGE electronic tune-ups, star brake machines. The late, late show! Congratulations Graduates Serving Arizona Schools over VALLEY WEST MALL - 59TM AVE ft NORTHERN GLENDALE 600 E. 2nd 289-4361 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SANTA FE MEDICAL HOSPITAL DOCTOR BECKWITH HOSPITAL STAFF 137 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 216 E. Third Street Winslow, Arizona Bus. 289-3075 Res. 289-2667 Auto Fire Life Truck Commercial rui toil a Motors DALTON MOTORS 412 W. 2nd 9-2241 Winslow, Arizona n House entrance MOTEL TOWN HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM DR. F.J. McCORMICK Highway 66 Winslow, Arizona Best Western 138 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF NORTHERN ARIZONA AMES BROS. FORD MERCURY 1001 E 2nd 289-3793 139 BABBITS BROS. TRADING CO. Established in 1889 SUPER MARKET DEPT. STORE WINSLOW WEST BOUTIQUE LUMBER DEPT. NORTHERN ARIZONA’S LARGEST MFG. PLANT Bud Knitwear Inc. 140 R A S C 0 The Family Store Congratulations Class of ’75 Your Home Owned Dept. Store Has Something For Everyone at Super Savings 108 W. 2nd Bob Wilson, Owner Phone 289-4268 Winslow CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 75 For Planning Development Service—See NAGEL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Mabel J. Nagel, Pres. 108 E 3rd St Phone 289-4288 Winslow 141 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We wish you a bouquet of success Because what’s truly good for you is good for our community, we sincerely hope you make it all the way. And if we can offer you a little assistance along the way — with the school and business supplies, furnishings, machines. etc. you need — it’s a pleasure to serve you. Subsidiary of Flori Corporation 1200 E. 2nd St Winslow, Az CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 142 YOUR COMPLETE WESTERN WEAR STORE 3 ult kittg WtSTSXM WtAR WIN LOW ARIZONA 289-2184 211 E. Third Elden + Carole Gardner WINSLOW TIRE CO. The last Valentine! SINGLE SOURCE CONVENIENCE UNIROYAL BIG AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE GREEN’S AUTO SUPPLY 812 E. 2nd St. BAKER’S TRADING POST 209 Leonard Ave 289-2464 JOE’S GLASS AND West Highway 66 289-2580 LOCKSMITH SHOP Insurance Work 289-4149 101 Warren Ave. 143 SALES APPRAISALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BUS MEAD REALTOR 406 W. 2nd St. WINSLOW, ARIZONA 86047 For the highest standards of service 289-4567 DeANGELIS APPLIANCE CO. Appliances, Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners, TV's Fabrics Owners: 306 Berry Ave. Antimo DeAngelis Phone: 3238 Ella DeAngelis Winslow, AZ 86047 INDIAN JEWELRY-TURQUOISE SILVERSMITHING-EXPERT REPAIRS THE SILVER NUGGET WHOLESA LE RE TAIL 103 W. 2nd St. Duane 0. Miller Winslow, AZ. 86047 (6021-289-4143 B M WATER REFINING CO. Cont. License 37413 406 W. 2nd Winslow, Ariz. COMPLETE AUTOMATIC WATER COND. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL City Hall Staff Police Dept. Street Dept. Fire Dept. James L. Curtis, Mayor Airport Dept. Water Dept. Parks Dept. Bill Peterson, V. Mayor Johnny Butler, Jim Cox, Joel B. McHood, Phil McLaws, Buddy Pate CITY OF WINSLOW 144 EVELYN’S BEAUTY SALON 1402 W. 2nd 289-2003 Evelyn Ortiz Owner County PRINTERS Phone 289-4505 Just Killing time. Congratulations Class of 75 WINSLOW FLORAL 806 Fleming Winslow, AZ 289-3602 John Mary Anne Goodman Winslow Funeral Home 1505 W. 3rd St. 289-3838 145 THE MEDICAL CLINIC, LTD. ROTARY CLUB Dr. Bertino Winslow, Arizona Work is fun! It’s Reddy Kilowatt, our speedy symbol of electric energy. Flicking a switch is all it takes to turn him on. Faster than a speeding bullet, he delivers electricity from our power plants to your power plugs whenever you command. Arizona Public Sarvlca Company 146 CASEY’S COLOR CENTER Congratulations From ROLL-A-BOWL Ken Summers, Pat DiNino, and Gordon Wilcox Yes, Indeed! COMPLIMENTS OF STARR JEWELERS 119 Kinsley Ave 289-4331 Yes, Indeed! 147 KIWANIS CLUB of Winslow Jimmy Homemaker. Congratulations to the Class of 75 D.H. SIMMONS, D.D.S. 148 FASHION CARPET Sales Installation 110 E. 2nd St. (602) 289-4937 W. M. C. Myers You're Safe Shopping at SPROUSE REITZ STORES Manager, 101 E. 3rd RUSSEL WALKER 289-2511 BUS MEAD INSURANCE SERVICE 289-3333 412 W. Second St. Winslow, Arizona No comment needed. SAMBO’S Restaurants 723 W 3rd 289-2712 ROSS DORIS TYLER owners ROSS’ DRUG T T Catch that moment on film WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY Congratulations to the Seniors of '75’ 150 CENTRAL DRUG BUS DEPOT CONTINENTAL TRAIL WAYS BUS — . n - Continental Trailways Congratulations Seniors 289-2911 2nd K insley White Mt. Passenger Lines Thunderbird Freight Winslow Messenger Service Winslow, Arizona Agents L. E. Mac and G. Mahaffey 151 BUILDING CO. INC. 412 PROSPERITY WINSLOW, ARIZONA 86047 289-4026 Congratulations Class of 75 t GREYHOUND WESTERN UNION AND MALCO GAS PRODUCTS Wishing the best to the future leaders PUBLIC MARKET of tomorrow. Fresh Meat Fresh Produce Open 9:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Ernie Seto, Owner 222 E. 2nd Helen James Ooonan 112 West Oak St. Winslow, Arizona 152 SOUND OF MUSIC This year, with the assistance of the drama dept., the W.H.S. Chorus and Orchestra combined forces to produce the annual musical play. This year's production, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, was a special challenge to the participants who worked so hard to make it the first class presentation that it was. 4 MR. UGLY This year a freshman was chosen as Mr. Ugly, Danny Salazar. Although it was his first year in high school lie was very active in sports and other activities. He played both football and basketball. MS. UGLY Dannette Richards, another freshman, was chosen as Ms. Ugly. Dannette was a freshman cheerleader til is year and she also supported her class activities. TWIRP KING Tad Adkins, a senior, was the Twirp King this year. He was first chosen by the senior class and then by the sophomore class. The choice was announced at the Twirp Dance. 155 I 4 156 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government Day was a big success this year. There were 22 members of Student Council that participated in this activity. In the morning everyone met and was assigned to the city official with whom he spent the morning. After students had gone to their departments for that day, they met back at the Police Complex where they were loaded onto the fire truck and proceeded to ride all over town. After lunch, at the Elks they returned to City Hall and had a council meeting and a mock trial where Marcia Wilhoite was found guilty. The people to participate in this event were Dennis Peters, Debbie Heartz, Pauline Padilla, Steph Coballos, Joe Ianni, Gina Jenkins, David Cox, Harold Soehner, Cindy Breeze, Sheila Cain, Earlene Cole, Neil Lomayestewa, Chuck Serna, Frank Jue, Steve DeAngelis, Ginger Sanchez, Leonard Padilla, Priscilla Pavatea, Marcia Wilhoite, Hazel Perry, Becky Herlacher, and Darlene Hadnot. 157 In Memory of Mr. Mac When our time comes to leave this earth will we be able to say we made a contribution to mankind, or will we only be able to say we existed and took up space and time? Mr. Mac can have the peace of mind knowing that he made the ultimate contribution to society. He made the world a better place in which to live. Mac was not only a molder of great athletes, but he was a master architect when it came to building men. He found the happy medium that many educators and coaches hope to achieve. He was able to insli II discipline in his students and athletes, but never at the expense of kindness, understanding and love. Mac left us much too soon, at the age of 62, on August 17, 1974. While he was living, he never asked his players to find excuses or ask for sympathy. And, as he was fighting cancer during his last year with us, he too, never asked for sympathy or help from his many friends. Mac was never one to burden others with his problems, but he was always the first to offer his assistance to someone in need of his help. That's the kind of man Mr. Mac was. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve DeAngelis and Judy Kalisz BEST DRESSED Frank Jue and Teresa Guzman MOST CHARMING COUPLE 159 Chuck Sema and JoAnn Campbell I hope in the years to come thaty u have fond memories when you look back on the pages of this book. As Alexander Smith once said, A man's real possession is his memory. In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. 160