Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

Footprints Left at W.H.S. in 1976 2 3 5 8 28 32 33 45 57 71 107 113 149 166 The yearbook staff has been especially busy this last year with an added eight pages. This has made it possible to stretch out the area for the different school organizations and activities. YEARBOOK ABOVE LEFT, Deborah Pfeiffer and Janna Douthitt organize the senior pictures; ABOVE RIGHT, Mrs. Roberts helps Cindy Wilhelm with her headlines; MIDDLE LEFT, Clark Tenak-hongva works on the division pages; MIDDLE CENTER, Tony Ruiz is hard at work; MIDDLE RIGHT, Art Rubi checks copy; BELOW, the staff poses before their motto for the past year. STAFF 2 DEDICATION The 1976 Meteor is dedicated to Mr. Paul Summersgill. Mr. Summersgill received his Master of Arts from Eastern New Mexico University in 1957. He has served with the Arizona Interscholastic Association, and is at present the secretary of the Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Association. Mr. Summersgill has been a part of the W.H.S. faculty for seven years. Since he came the band has earned only excellent or superior ratings at the large group festivals, and a pep band has been formed. Mr. Summersgill has also helped with the musicals for the last five years. The 1975 musical, The Sound of Music, was one of his proudest accomplishments. -----AS 1 1 ANNUAL QUEEN The annual staff chose Terry Thomas and Jeanette (Gi GO Poolheco as the 1975-76 Annual King and Queen. They were given this honor because they were always willing to lend a hand in helping with the work involved in producing plays and financing club activities. They were always willing to do this without expecting fanfare or praise. They have shown spirit and enthusiasm through all four years of high school. KING AND 4 K t' ' N W.H.S. raving beauties Now what do I do? Richie triumphs, He thought he saw a putty cat, Streaker Jr, Nobody said we had to get wet, • DITCH DAY AT BIG SURF The Streaker Did you say Jaws? Surf's up! W.H.S. Ace photographer Hey. you with the camera 7 Kevin Peters, Valedictorian, gives his address on H Carolyn Duggins, Salutatorian, gives an address the Duties of Mankind. H entitled Individuality. 8 CLASS OF 1976 GRADUATION 'The Dreams of Tomorrow are Knocking on the Door of Today ' was the theme for the graduation of the class of 1976 on May 21. Shown on the OPPOSITE PAGE are examples of how orderly and dignified the seniors were before receiving their diplomas. Shown THIS PAGE are examples of the emotions felt when the benediction was over. 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KEVIN DAVID PETERS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Boys State; Honor Society 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Representative; All Conference Football 4; All State Football 4; Key Club 4. FRANK HENRY STACEY Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 3, All Conference 1st Team 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Honor Society 3,4-President; Student Council 4; Senior Class Rep.; Boys State; Homecoming King Candidate 4; D.A.R. Award 4; W Club 4. SUSAN MARANDA WARREN Volleyball 1; Chorus 1,2-Treas., 3-Sec., 4-Pres.; Madrigal 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3; Speech 2, tournament 3,4; Reachout 3; Speech and Drama Club 4; Deca Secretary 4; Senior Vice-President. DEBRA GAIL PUGH Band 1,2; Girls Track 3, Manager 4; Senior Class Treasurer; FBLA 4; Indian Club 3. GAY LYNN BUTLER Meteorettes 2,3,4, Alternate 2, Representative 3, Co-Captain 4; Student Council 3,4; Senior Class Representative; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; S Club 2,3 4-Secretary; Gymnastics 4; Pep Squad 1. FRANCES COLLEEN McCauley Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Gymnastics Manager 1; Varsity Track 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary; Indian Club 3. JACK DARYL PUGH Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Junior Class President; Student Council 3,4; Senior Class President; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. 10 FRANCES BACA TONY BOZARTH This year's Seniors are very special because they belong to the class of 1976 the year that the United States is celebrating its 200th birthday. This class will always enjoy this distinction which it will have to share with only the class of 1876 until the year 2076. Even these classes can't claim to be a bicentennial graduating class. This distinction belongs to those Seniors graduating this year. The class did very well in the football concession stand. This helped make a Senior Hop, Senior Banquet, and a Ditch Day at Big Surf possible. NORMAN COLBY BETONEY Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 4. JULIE FAYE CHAMBERS Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4-Captain; Chorus 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; 1st alternate Girls State 3; Most Valuable Player-Volleyball 4. YOLANDA BRITO MASO 3,4-Pres.; Track 3. LAVONA KAY CLEAVER Class Treasurer 1; Pep Squad 1; FTA-SAT 2,3; S Club 3,4-Treasurer; Co-Chairman of Jr. Prom 3; Orchestra 1,2-Sec. 3,4; All Region Orchestra 2,3; Honor Society 4. WALTER RANDE COCKERHAM Football 1; Basketball 1. ISABEL SARAH COLLATETA Pep Squad 1,2; FTA 1,2; S Club 2,3-Treasurer, 4; NOT 2,3,4-Pres.; Chorus 3,4; Annual 4; Chorus Variety Show 3,4; Musical 3; Tribe of Many Feathers 3,4-Vice Pres. WILLIAM CHRIS COCKERHAM Football Manager 1; Senior Play 4; Chorus 3. 12 RON B. CRONEMEYER MARGO ELAINE DALTON Gymnastics 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Honor Society A; Speech Drama 3. ' SIEGFRIED J. EZELL Football 1,2,3,A; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,A; W Club 2,3,A. CAROLYN DARLENE DUGGINS Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,A; Cheerleader 1,2,3, A; Madrigal 1,2,3,A; Concert Choir 1,2,3,A; Honor Society Sec-3,A; S Club 3,A; Musicals 1,2,3,A; Orchestra 3,A; All-region Choir 2,3,A; All State 1,A; Girls State 3. 13 ARNETTA FAYE FISHER Chorus Variety Show 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Volleyball 3,4; Matmaids 4; Track 3; Chorus 1; Jr. Class Vice President. EUGENE GONZALES GEORGIA ANN FOEHNER Band 1,2,3,4; All region Band 4; Musicals 3,4; Sr. Play 3,4; Jr. play 3,4; Children's Theatre 4. ROBERT GONDEK ILENE FOSTER LISA DIANE FREY Gymnastics 1; Stage crew Jr. play musical 3; Children's Theatre 4. DAVID GISHIE Basketball 1,2,3. 14 RUSSELL K. HANNO Football 1,2,3. CHARLES EDWARD HODGE Band 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Basketball 3. DIANE HADNOT GERALDINE PATRICIA GONZALES Spanish Club 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Orch. 2,3,4; All Region Band 3,4; Dist Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; State Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Meteorettes 2-V. Pres. 3,4; Girl's Track 3,4; Jr. Sr. Plays 1,2; Key Club Play 1; Musical 1,2; Children's Theatre 1,2. DARLENE HADNOT Freshman Class Pres.; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1; NOT 3; S Club 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Track 2. ALFONSO JESUS GUZMAN Football 1,2. MICHAEL THOMAS HANCOCK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Key Club 2. LOIS KAYE HANCOCK Band 1,2,3-Treas. 4-Pres.; Orch. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Mascot 3; Student Body Sec. 4; Girls State Del.; All-Region Band 2,3; All-Region Orch. 4; Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; School Key Award; Outstanding American Hist. Student; Jr. Sr. Plays; Musicals 2,3,4; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 4; Honor Society 3,4-Treas.; Journalism Staff 4; Homecoming candidate; Quill Scroll 4; Concert Choir 2. IS MARY MAE JAMES Chorus 1,2. SHARON NELENE JAMES Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; DECA A; NOT A; Chorus 3,A; Variety Show 3,A; Indian Club 3,A-Treasurer. KEVIN CHARLES JESTES Outstanding Am. History student 3; Outstanding Spanish II Student 2; Bulldog Barks A; DECA 3,A-Pres.; Honor Society 3,A-V. Pres.; Quill Scroll A-Pres.; Football 2,3; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2; Sorop-timist Youth Citizenship Award 2nd Place A; Ariz. Boys State Delegate 3; NAU Citation of Achievement A. LARRY ROBERT JOE Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Speech Club 1. ERNESTINE HOYUNGOWA DECA 3,A; FBLA A; FTA 2; Indian Club A. JOSEPH ROGER IANNI Football 1,2,3,A-AII Conference Hon. Mention; Baseball 1,2,3-All Confer. Hon. Mention; W Club 2,3, A; Key Club 2,3,A-V. Pres.; Student Council 2,3,A; Soph. Class Pres.; Jr. Class Rep; Homecoming Attendant; Chess Club 3; Class play 3; TRAGYC 1,2,3,A-Delegate 3,A; Student Council State convention Rep. 3. VERNICE HONHOINEWA DECA 3,A; FBLA A; Indian Club 3,A. SHARON KAY JACKS 16 KATHRYN LEWIS KATHERINE LOPEZ CORRINE LUCERO Pep Squad 1,2; Junior Class Treas.; Honor Soc. 4; Quill Scroll 4-Hist.; Bulldog Barks Editor-4; MASO 4; Paramedical Club 4; Prom Chairman 3. NATHANIEL JAMES JOHNSON Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3. PATO LOME LI DIANA ANTONIA MARQUEZ Chorus 3,4. VERDE MAHLE BENNY MALLETTE RAYMOND MARTINEZ W Club 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; State 4. BETTY JO MATTOX Pep Squad 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Assembly 2; Variety Show 1, 2,3,4; Track 3; Prom Committee 3; Speech Drama 2. JULIAN L. MILLIGAN JAMES CARL MITCHELL Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2 3,4. KATHY MENDOZA Spanish Club 1,2,3-Rep. 1; Student Council 1; DECA 3; Chorus 3,4. 18 DANIEL R. NELSON Football 3. DENISE MARIE NATSEWAY Band 1,2-Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; All Region Band 2,3,4; Northwest Regional Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; State 2,3,4; Musicals pit orchestra 3,4; Science Club 4; Volleyball 1; Key Club play 1; Chorus 4; NOT 2; Pepband 2,3,4; Jr. play stage crew 3. 19 WILLIAM CRAIG NOEL W Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; State Track 2,3,4; Member of All State Track; Member of All Southwest Track. DARLA PADGETT THEODORA DENISE PAVATEA S Club 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 4; Indian Club 4; Speech Drama 2; Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3,4. DAN MAURICE OWSLEY Track 2; Musical 2; Junior play 4; Page Speech Tournament 4. DEBORAH LINN PFEIFFER Honor Society 3,4-Rep; Reachout 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4-Sec.; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Annual 4-Editor; Quill Scroll 4-Sec.; Senior play 2,3; Musical 2,3,4; Junior Play 3. 20 rod poneoma Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; All State First Team 2,3, Second Team 4. JEANETTE ELLEN POOLHECO Volleyball 3,4; Track 2,3; FTA-SAE 2,3,4-Historian; NOT 2,3,4-Rep.; Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Solo Ensemble 3; Indian Club 3, 4-Pres.; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3; TRAGYC 4; DECA 3; Student Council 4; Junior play crev 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. ROD POWELL CHRIS R. RICHARDS Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; DECA 4. GILBERT ROLAND REYES Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. KEVIN JOSEPH ROBINSON Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Photographer 3,4; Concert Choir 3; Stage Crew Senior play 3,4. ELVERA ROMERO MASO 2,3,4-V. Pres; FBLA 4-Sec.; DECA 3,4-Tres.; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Secretary S Club 4; Junior Class Sec.; Student Council Student Body Treasurer-4; Concert Choir 3,4. ARTHUR RUBI 21 MANUEL RUIZ W Club 1,2, rep. 3,4; Key Club 3,4-Treas.; Track 1,2, 3,4-State 2,3,4; Divisional Champion 2,4; Football 1, 2; Student Council 3,4; Band 1,3,4-Rep.; Pep Band 1; Stage Band 1,3; TRAGYC 3,4. VERONICA SANCHEZ Chorus 1; MASO 3,4; Track 3; Student Council 4. LOUISE ANNETTE SEBER Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; S Club 2,3,4-Sec.; Pep Squad 1,2; Volleyball 1. MARGARET ELLEN SANCHEZ MASO 2; Chorus 1,2. MARLIN SCOTT, JR. Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Honor Society 4. MARTIN DAVID SMITH Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Key Club. RALPH SEDILLO Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; W Club 3,4; MASO 2-Tres. FBLA 4-Vice Pres.; Honor Society 4. 22 RALPH S. TAFOYA Football 1,3; DEC A 4. KEVIN DEAN THOMPSON Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; W Club 3,4-Sec-Treas.; Outstanding woodworker 3. RICHARD MICHAEL THOMAS Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4-State Champ; W Club 2,3,4. TERRY THOMAS CLARK WAYNE TENAKHONGVA Key Club 1,2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Outstanding Art Student 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Indian Club 4; Candidate for Indian Prince 4; Cartoonist-Bulldog Barks 3,4. PEGGY SUE TURNER 23 TOM ALEX YAZZIE Track 4; Cross Country 4. ZELDA ANN YOYOKIE Indian Club 3; Pep Squad 3; DECA 4. BETTY JANE WYATT FT A 3, Senior play 3,4; Junior Play 3,4; Musical 3,4; Children's Theatre 4-Stage Crew all above. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Tyrone Alcott Freida Harding Lula Mae Lewis Karen Sekayumptewa Dave Barrett Reba Harper Paula Lewis Milton Smith Larry Begay Dana Hasten Julia Lopez Bennett Sockyma Alma Chase Bill Horne Wilfred Manson Lenora Spenser Robert Craig Richard Hunt Diana Mathews Jerome Store John Davis Nina Irwin Bill Matney Da Rie Tackett Armijo Shirley Davis Darryl James Kate McLean Dion Taylor Bessie Dee Patricia James George McGuire Donald Taylor Milo DeWitt Tony Joe Lucy Montoya Kellie Taylor Sharlone Dugger Mary Jones Robert Oliva Ken Taylor Ricky Duran Merwin Joseph Angelita Paddock Earl Tully Hazel Freeman John Joyce Robert William Prichard Charles Warren Kathy Garcia Lynn Kirby Ginger Sanchez Merlin Yazzie Gregory Gonzales Danny Kirk Emery Schultz Michael Yazzie Eddie Guerrero Kennie Lee Marvin Sekayesva Fannie Yellowhair 24 SENIORS IN ACTION TO THE LEFT, Richie Thomas displays the senior smile; BELOW, LEFT, seniors learn about freezing points by making ice cream; RIGHT, would you believe the title of the book is GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION? CENTER, seniors work hard to finance Ditch Day at Big Surf; BOTTOM, two members of the senior class display the typical senior thirst for knowledge. 26 27 THE OLD The Wilson Bldg, was built in 1916; it was the first High School. The first Senior class to graduate had 4 students. When it was built the 1915 annual read: Winslow has a modern High School with 18 rooms, hot water heat, hot and cold water, electric lights, telephones, bubbling fountains, a bell system, and a piano. In 1929 the High School was built and students moved in in 1930. So the Wilson Building was abandoned. In 1956 the top story was removed from the Wilson Bldg., and it was used for four 6th grade classes. When it became necessary to use more room the high school once again began using the Wilson Bldg. At the end of the 1975 school year the Old Wilson Bldg. was torn down in order to have room for the new buildings. 28 THE NEW The Industrial Arts building was built where the basketball court, and part of the parking lot used to be; it contains the following classes: Mechanical Drawing, Auto Shop, Metal Shop, and Wood Shop. The Business Building is now in the place of the Old Wilson Building. It contains: Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand, and other business courses. CENTER TOP, the wrecking ball strikes the first heavy blow to the top of the Wilson Bldg. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER, students enjoy new facilities in Business Bldg., Completed in January. BOTTOM LEFT, moving new equipment into Industrial Arts Bldg. BOTTOM RIGHT, Industrial Arts Bldg, under Construction. This page, TOP RIGHT, New Business Bldg. CENTER, moving more equipment into Industrial Arts Bldg. BOTTOM, Industrial Arts Bldg. o X SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play this year was BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. There were 6 parts in the play. These parts were played by Diane Carole Scheid as Corrie Bratter; Tony Ruiz as Paul Bratter; Kaye Hancock as Corrie's Mother, Mrs. Banks; Arthur D. Rubi, Jr. as Victor Velasco; Paul Shumway as the telephone repair man, and Steve Varner as Mr. Munshin. The following were on Stage and Construction Crev : Mary Berry, Steve Varner, Dorothea Thiele, Billy Thomack, Terry Thomas, Tammy Cockerham, Kay Taylor, Patti Sterr, Debbie Freeman, Jonie Matthews, Cathy Williams, Betty Jane Wyatt, Janna Douthitt, Georgia Foehner, Kevin Robinson, Randy Berry, Brenda Larry, Sonja Reffner, Barry Summers, and Fidel Lopez. The Make Up Crew was Diana Mathews, Mary McKay and Robin Conway. 30 SENIOR BANQUET The senior class banquet was really enjoyed by those attending. There were no long speeches to listen to and a Mexican combination plate to enjoy. Besides eating, Jerri Gonzales read the class poem and Kaye Hancock sang a song composed by herself. A few of the seniors really proved their worth when they had to help serve the dinner. 31 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Carolyn Duggins and Kaye Hancock went to Girls State at U. of A. while Kevin Peters Marlin Scott, Frank Stacey, and Kevin Jestos attended Boys State at N.A.U. At Boys and Girls State you learn all about correct balloting procedures. In addition, the delegates learn about how to run a government on the city, county, and state levels. Everyone is divided into two parties. Elections were held on the state level with none of our delegates running. At the county level, however, Kevin Jestes won the position of Superintendent of Schools by a slim margin and Kaye Hancock being elected to the Board of Supervisors for her district. One difference between Boys and Girls State was in their naming of cities. Boys State had names like Fremont, Cooke, Layton, and O'Neil for their cities while at Girls State they had more creative names such as Yucca, Mesquite, Sycamore, and Manzanita. Their counties had such musical names as Cocopah and Supai. One really fun part of going to state is when the halls of the various cities are decorated to look like real highways. They have masking tape center lines, traffic signs, stop lights, and even fire hydrants. Failure to follow directions results in severe penalties, walking backwards for example. Kaye got the most out of this deal, her room was designated the local bar. 32 JUNIOR PLAY The junior play, Pure as the Driven Snow, was a melodrama, or you could say it made fun of melodramas. For Instance, chimes that didn't ring, thunder that sounded when it should not, people getting hit in the face by accident, and so on. This play gave the audience a chance to participate by booing at the villain and cheering for the hero. Members of the cast were Purity Dean, Diane Schied; Leander Longfellow, Harold Soehner; Mrs. Logan, Mary Berry; Mr. Logan, Dudley McGonnagill; Mrs. Hewlitt, Cindy Wilhelm; Alison Hewlitt, Kay Taylor; Mortimer Frothingham, Tony Ruiz; Jed Lunn, Danny Owsley; Nellie Frothingham, Elyse Greer; Letty, Stanlene Curley; Faith Hogue, Cheri Stucker; E.Z. Pickens, Paul Shumway; Imogene Pickens, Leellen MacLean. Stage crew: Betty Jane Wyatt, Steve Varner, Goergia Foehner, Dorothea Theile, Tom Benham, Barb Monsegur, Kathy Connors, Lisa Frey, Mr. Chris Burt, and Miss Winncll Hillman, director. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The juniors had an unusual year. They started off by placing 4th in the homecoming Parade. Their Miss Merry Christmas candidate, Patricia Aragon, placed 3rd in the Miss Merry Christmas Contest. The juniors had two money making projects to raise money for the Junior Prom; these were selling light bulbs, and selling candy at the concession stand at the games. They profited most from the candy selling. The Junior Prom theme, Laughter in the Rain, was voted on at a class meeting. The class officers from LEFT TO RIGHT are Harold Soehner, president; Lorraine Lucero, vice-president; Leellen MacLean, secretary; Cindy Darnell, treasurer; Darrell Bryson, Diane Nelson, and Mike Mead representatives. CENTER, members of the junior class are hard at work. iS Bob Adelfson LaRee Adkins Carol Akin Diane Anderson Patricia Aragon Rena Arthur Veronica Attakai Diana Bahnimptewa 36 Fred Campbell David Caraway David Caswell Sarah Chacon Larry Conatser Basil Coochwikvia Donnie Cunningham Lloyd Curtis Grace Dixon Janna Douthitt Felix Duffy Sylvia Duran 37 Oliver Goldtooth Bill Gonzales Cindy Greer Elyse Greer Herberta Grey Isabelle Grover Gene Hancock Donna Harrah Kevin Fritz Darlene Gallegos Reuben Gallegos Mont Garner Terry Flemons Charlie Foster Roy Fredericks Sharon Fredericks Donna Hartshorn Bruce Hodgins Tim Hodson Leslie Holland 38 Libbie Homes Linda Hopper Craig Horner Kirk Jennings Lynn Kemski Marie Keyonnie Jeff Kirkland Dina Kretsedemas Kathy Jensen Ora Jensen Kye Jestes Wilfred Kaye 39 Edward Lewis Rhoda Linstra Louise Littic Johnny Lopez Jimmie Loring Steve Lowery Robert Martinez Scott McCormick George McGonagill Kathy Me Laws Betty Mitchell Norman Mitchell 40 Jim Morse Steve Mundine Helen Myron Nona Nash Linda Roy Mike Ruiz Tony Ruiz Beatrice Sanchez 41 Carmen Smith Paul Smith Jean Sorensen Anna Stacey Rhonda Scott Rosie Scott Daniel Shirley Paul Shumway Natalie Sanderson Wilmer Saufkie Diane Scheid Geneva Schultz Mary Stinson Cheri Stucker Len Surrell Albert Susunkewa Elvis Sweet Leonard Tawahongva Kay Taylor Dorothea Thiele 42 William Thomack Susan Tucker Vera Villanueva Mike Volk Eddison Wadsworth Bill Wetzel Cindy Wilhelm Karen Williams Cynthia Wilson Richard Woods Jacob Yaiva Ida Yazzie JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Edward Carl Craig Franklin Terry Curley Floyd Fredericks Michael Fredericks George Garcia Joseph Gonzales Richard Gonzales John Haydukovich Henry Hayes Frank Hernandez Joe Hernandez Jay Jacks Emerson John Jamey Jones Bahe Katenay Alfred Lewis Joseph Mansfield Pedro Marquez Raymond Martinez Preston May Arthur Mazza Wendell Navenma Mike Rubi Charles Sanchez Mark Schultz Leonard Shupla Chris Stinson David Thomas Thomas Thompson Lee Williams Thomas Yazzie Debra Allison Minnie Begay Starlene Curley Mary Jane Dick Buena Evans Barbara Foley La Verne Glover Herberta Gray Julie Hernandez Mae Hudson Roberta Jerrolds Dee Kirby Alphena Lewis Lydia Milligan Danette Palacios Cathy Salazar Laverne Tohannie Priscilla Tso Faith Whitehorse Margaret Williams 43 44 Melinda Bowman President Cathy Darnell Vice-President Loretta Milligan Sec. and Treas. The sophomores of 1975-76 had a terrific start in their second year of high school when their class captured first place in the Homecoming parade with a float which presented the Liberty Bell. The class for the first time stuffed the napkins for their float from the inside to the outside which helped them get the beautiful effect for their first place float. For the Miss Merry Christmas contest the sophomore class took second place. The class brought in a total of $60.27 in canned goods for their candidate Vivian Gonzales. The Annual Tv irp Dance was also put on by the sophomores on March 20th. but changes were made about Mr. Ugly and Mrs. Ugly. This year they had a Mr. Nice Guy and a Miss Alright, along with the Twirp King and Queen. Tess O'Haco Representative Danett Richards Representative 46 Ernest Alva Vivian Anderson Diana Argetsinger Avis Arthur mCT r 5v Sherry Barton Rena Begay Roald Begay Elliott Bernier Phillip Baca Ricky Gene Baker Ricky Baker Jonni Lynn Barris Randy Berry Jeff Boles Allen Bollin Anna Bowannie 47 Joe Breeze Yvonne Brito Valerie Bryson Randy Burnett Johnny Butler Peter Cake Michael Calnimptewa Mark Chambers Victoria Chatter Kevin Chaves Carlos ChischiIli Athena Clark Doug Estudillo Gilbert Estudillo Rebecca Estudillo Robert Estudillo I Brent Ezell Steve Falling Ronnie Frank Vanessa Gallegos Charlotte Gipson Wanda Glover Edward Gonzales Margaret Gonzales Rose Marie Gonzales Shawn Gorham Raymond Gutierrez John Hancock v Mark Hanno Wade Hanson Dianne Harris Jeanne Haydukovich Sherry Hayes Kathy Hernandez Bill Herron Ted Hines David Hodgins Davis Honie Pat Horne Leslie Hunt Eunice Humeyestewa Barbara Iler Chi la Jackson Carol James Catherine Jaramillo Verna Jensen Phillip Jody Virgil Joe 50 Brenda Larry Irena Larry Rhonda Lehr Donald Lomahaptewa Evelyn Lopez Fidel Lopez Shirley Lopez Susan Lopez Leonard Lucero Walter Luian Pete Madrid Alice Mallette Coy Mattox Stephen Mazon Debi Mead Kelley McCauley Melanie McDaniel Pam McGuire Mary McKay Lori Me Laws Eddie Miller Verna Mitchell Maria Monsegur Daniel Moore Debra Myron Mary Nanez Lindbergh Namingha Derek Nelson Carol Ngai Diane O'Connell Tony Oso Gwen Owens Ron Owsley Emelita Paddock David Parsons Tommy Pate Larry Pointer Debra Polk Margaret Poneoma Linda Pugh Michaelene Robinson Michael Rodriquez Yolanda Rodriquez Patty Rogers Daniel Salazar Stella Salazar Cathy Sanchez Ronald Sanchez 53 Don Summersgill Dina Taggart Donnie Tamplen Kerrie Taylor Diana Tecklenburg Darlene Teeter Darlene Thompson Loretta Thompson Lisa Tucker Steve Vamcr Laura West Brenda Williams 54 Freddie Williams Tammy Wilson Della White Lorenzo Yazzie SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Patrick Archieeque Patricia Armijo Lyndon Atsye Clarence Attakai Loretta Baca Dolores Barreras Delphine Begay Jarvis Begay Rita Begay Marlene Chavez Melvin Cleveland Lance Cole Duane Dailey Johnny Dixson Benny Estudillo Becky Foy Pisonc Franklin Arvin Fredericks Georgia Garcia Ramona Garcia Henry Goldtooth Carrie Graybeal Phil Harris Cathy Hoagland Raymond Jackson Janet Johnson Loren Kewanimptewa Mike Kirk Thurston Lee Larry Lewis Ester Long Raymond Lucero Frank Martinez Victor Martinez Cleo Marquez Betsy McDowell Vera Miles Tammy Montoya Brian Noel Josephine Oliva Toby O'Shaughnesay Steve Padilla John Palacios James Parker Glenn Petranovich Keith Pitts Dennis Poolheco Arthur Richards Elbert Richards Cathy Sanchez David Sedillo Bradley Sekayumptewa Robert Shawn Smith T imothy Smith Rhonda Strub Angie Thomas Theresa Vandervalk Johnny Villanueva Lori Warren Daniel Webster Mitch White Calvert Williams Francis Williams Eloy Wytewa Vincent Yazzie Serafino Youvella SHOWN AT RIGHT is the flying wonder, BELOW is the mysterious dragster, while AT THE BOTTOM is the question, Are they coming or going up the down staircase. Bobbie Padilla Representative Taney Bryson Representative Laura Kislingbury Representative FRESHMAN OFFICERS Throughout the year of '76 the members of the freshman class participated in several events. They were proud to have won second place with their float in the Homecoming parade. The freshman can be very pleased with their efforts on their float. Bretta Higdon, of the freshman class, had the honor of being Miss Merry Christmas for 1975, as well as riding on the Christmas parade float. They also continued the old freshman tradition of burning the W before each home football game. AT THE RIGHT IS SHOWN the second place float with the King and Queen candidates, Kevin Peters and Darlene Hadnot, riding on the float. Chris Atkinson President Elfrieda Lomahoma Vice President Bretta Higdon Secretary Stanlene Curley Treasurer 58 Bruce Adkins Marina Alonza Hariett Anderson Angelo Aragon Theresa Bahe Thomas Bahnimptewa Theresa Baine Kimberly Baldwin Susan Armijo JoAnn Baca Stella Begaye Yvonne Begaye John Bolton Susie Bolton Gary Boyle Marlene Brown Marlene Berry Carol Betony Jack Billie Jerry Billy 59 Tammy Bumgarner Bruno Burnett Brue Burnett Jenny Campbell Darlene Clark Neva Clark Tony Clark Nancy Clubbs Keith Curnutte Patty Davis Douglas DeWitt Rebecca Dick 60 Steve Flores Kirk Fowler Margo Franklin Nancy Fred Arlene Dixson Marvin Dixson Cardy Dowd Barry Duggins Frances Estudillo Lamont Everidge Keith Fales Cheri Fisher Jacob Fredericks Craig Freeman Debbie Freeman Bill Fritz 61 62 Ross Fulton Gerald Fuson Susan Gabbard John Galvan t Debra Gonzales Trini Gonzales Robert Greer Michael Guerrero Billy Harms Jimmy Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Eric Higginson Teresa Hoag land Kathy Hodge Cindy Holland Milton Honawa Alvin James Susan Jennings Russell Joey Herbert John Sherian Kaye Evelyn Keyonnie Larry Kincaid Jerry Kirk Denise Johnson Melanie Jones Jock Jue Ronnie Kaye Leroy Honyaktewa Cheryl Horner Gene Hudson Beverly Jackson Randy Koonce Nick Kretsedemas Minor Land Richard Lassiter Rhena Linstra Melcina L omaha ptewa Joe Lomeli Elfreida Long Evan Leander Nancy Lee Lane Leppin Carolyn Lewis Ronnie Mazon John McCauley Lisa McDonald Jim McGilberry Becky McGuire Susan McLaws Randy Mead Alette Mendoza James Milligan Billy Mitchell Sheila Mitchell David Morehead Kathy Morris Kenny Morse Sharon Mundine Clarence Myron Priscilla Natonie Kenny Noe Tracy Oso Velma Oso I 65 N James Parker Ken Parker Monica Pena Carolyn Perez David Peters Shawn Peterson Valerie Pfeiffer Laurel Poleyestewa Russell Polivema Anthony Polk Betty Polston Rick Powell Karen Pugh Kerry Pugh Sylvia Ragnoli Jimmy Richards GAR Ainnfc Darrell Riggs Debbie Riley Gina Reffner Kathy Remy 66 Claude Renfro Connie Reyes Virginia Reyes Stevie Ruiz Vincent Ruiz Roy Rugi Carol Salazar Diane Salazar Donna Salazar Joe Salazar Sandra Salazar Carolyn Sanderson Debi Sandoval Lydia Sanchez Michael Sanchez Priscilla Sanchez Antoinette Suafkie Lavern Scott John Scott Keith Shay 67 Greg Sombrero Randi Sprankle Jerry Sprowls Miriam Stacey 68 Dudley Talas Darin Talashoma Lyneva Tanner Duane Tawahongva Ron Teeter Chuck Thomack Verna Thompson Sadie Tohannie Michael Van Henry Vandervalk Dani Vizcaya Gaylynn Volk Danford Wadsworth Maxine Wadsworth Thomas Walker Jennifer Watts Cindy Whipple Tommy Whipple Joe Wilcox Warren Wilhoite 69 Clinton Wilkins Cathy Williams Freddie Willie John West Linda Westbrook Jeffrey Wood Carol Woousley Danny Wyrick Helen Wyrick Perry Wyrick Pearl Yazzie Sharon Yazzie NS 'M ft Wilbert Yazzie Eric Ybarra Gilbert Ybarra Sally Ybarra Ann Youvella Leah Zahnley FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Melissa Baca Doris Bowman Irene Cheney Vivian Gonzales Ben Barnell Raymond Gurierrez Darrell Riggs Floyd Tafoya Daniel Tully Danny Wyrick 70 HONORS ASSEMBLY Sixty-one students received scholarships and awards at the annual honors assembly on May 10. Art Rubi presided and served as master of ceremonies. TOP, Mr. Henling gives Carolyn Duggins and Kevin Peters, their certificates. BOTTOM, LEFT, Art Rubi swears in Harold Soehner as next year's student body president. BOTTOM, RIGHT, Kaye Hancock receives an award. 72 ARTS ASSEMBLY On Thursday evening. May 13, parents and friends gathered in the WHS auditorium to witness outstanding students in speech and drama, music, and photography departments receive more than 270 awards of recognition and merit. Four seniors received the highest awards of their particular departments. They were Art Rubi, Denise Natseway, Dana Hasten and Carolyn Duggins. Art was recognized for speech and drama, Denise, for her outstanding involvement in band, received the John Philip Sousa Award, Dana was given the National Orchestra Award, and Carolyn received special mention for her participation in chorus. At TOP, Terry Thomas receives an award for Drama. CENTER, LEFT, Robert Greer and David Guzman wait for awards. CENTER, RIGHT, Kay Taylor looks at her award with Mr. Harris. BOTTOM, LEFT, Miss Hillman gives Darold Natseway his band medals. BOTTOM, RIGHT, Tony Ruiz smiles as he receives his drama award. HONORS BANQUET ■ ELKS Winners of the Elks Leadership-Scholarship award are shown at CENTER LEFT: They are Kaye Hancock, Kevin Jestes, Margo Dalton, and Deborah Pfeiffer with the Exalted Ruler, Vernan Mitchell. SAE The president of SAE for the school year '75-76was Louise Seber with Sylvia Duran, vice president; Cindy Darnell, secretary; Danette Richards, treasurer; Louise Seber, representative; and sponsor was Miss Winnell Hillman. The club had two money making projects. These were making, selling, and delivering hot pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving, and selling candy bars. The money raised was used to pay the expenses of the members who went to the SAE convention in Phoenix. At the convention the members elected new state officers and they amended the constitution. They received a plaque for the most increased membership. At TOP, the members of SAE are, 1ST ROW, Elaine Dunnigan, Donna Hartshorn, Darold Natseway, Randy Pritchard; 2ND ROW, Melanie McDaniels; 3RD ROW, Mary McKay, Donald Summersgill, Billy Thomack, Nancy Ngai; 4TH ROW, Debbi DeAngelis, David Guzman, Dorothea Thiele, Dana Pleasants; 5TH ROW, Miss Winnell Hillman, sponsor, Cindy Darnell and Louise Seber. CENTER, Dana Pleasants is shown tutoring Arne Abrahamson, BOTTOM, LEFT, Darold Natseway tutors Athena Clark, BOTTOM, RIGHT, Barb Monsegur tutors Barry Summers. Members spent their time tutoring Jr. High Students and Barb Monsegur did some extra tutoring on her own time. FBLA This is the first year that F.B.L.A. has been in existence in Winslow. F.B. L.A. is a business club. The club sold all-purpose cleaner, and candy to raise money for the North Regional Conference at N.A.U. and to provide the funds for the trip to the State Conference at A.S.U. The members held a dinner for administration, business teachers, and club members. Members are SHOWN at this dinner, TOP, and CENTER. At BOTTOM are the club members and their sponsor Mr. Magallanez. m n i rim rtT TRAGYC TRAGYC is Teenage Representative to the Arizona Governor's Youth Council. The officers were Harold Soehner, president; Mike Mead, vice-president; Karen Benefield, secretary-treasurer; and Tammy Koonce, rep. There were plans for a bicycle rodeo, but it has been cancelled until next year. Also, for next year they have planned a car inspection for safety promotion. The money raised from the bake sales was used to send someone to the State TRAGYC Convention. TOP, members auction off their last three cookies from the bake sale; BELOW, TOP ROW, Gigi Poolheco, Dina Kretsedemas, Harold Soehner, Tammy Koonce, Mike Mead, Cynthia Wilson, Lou Oso, Steve Fisher, and Karen Benefield; BOTTOM ROW, Doug Callahan and Diane Schied. 77 ORCHESTRA The orchestra participated in numerous festivals and concerts. Among these were the All-School Christmas program and their spring concert As money making projects the orchestra sponsored the annual cake walk, and sold fruitcakes at Christmas time. The money will go towards tours, awards, and scholarships. Members of the orchestra participated in the musical Annie Got Your Gun. The orchestra received an excellent rating at the N.A.U. festival. Shown at TOP, LEFT, are the senior members of the orchestra who remained in the orchestra for four full years. They are Denise Natseway, Bill Matney, and Dana Hasten. They have participated in musicals, concerts, and festivals during this time. TOP, CENTER, shows the 1st violins. BACK ROW; Bill Matney, Kevin Pales, Ricky Powell, Roy Fredericks. FRONT ROW; Dana Hasten, Mary Stinson, Athena Clark, and Rosie Scott. TOP RIGHT, Terry Short shows the formal footwear required for an orchestra rehersal. CENTER, LEFT, basses, violas, and cellos, are shown with their owners, BACK ROW, Denise Natseway, Valerie Bry- son, Brent Ezell, Diane Salazar, Carol Woousley; FRONT ROW, Joe Salazar, Tony Clark, Mark Cham bers, Eddie Sedillo. CENTER, RIGHT, 2nd violins, BACK ROW: Taney Bryson, Rosemarie Gonzales, Patty Davis, Betty Polston, Tommie Gilliam, Helen Wyrick, Yolanda Rodriguez; FRONT ROW, Shirley Lopez, Robert LaPlante, Leslie Hunt, Terry Short, and Evelyn Lopez. BOTTOM, LEFT, Diane Schied, viola; Tommy Pate, 2nd violin; Arlene Dixson, 1st violin; Jeff Wood, cello; Nancy Clubbs, 1st violin; Donna Hartshorn, cello. 79 BAND The Winslow High School Band was kept busy giving concerts, attending festivals, parades, football and basketball games, and having parties. They received an excellent rating at the large group festival at NAU and had three members chosen for the All-State Band or Orchestra. These were Denise Natseway, Darold Natseway, and Donna Hartshorn. The band sold calenders as a fund raising project to raise money for scholarships, awards and tours. The officers for the year 1975-76 were Kaye Hancock, president; Denise Natseway, vice-president; Karen Williams, secretary; Darold Natseway, treasurer; and Bob Adelfson, representative. ABOVE, LEFT, Sylvia Duran, twirler; CENTER, Bob Adelfson, drum major; RIGHT, Leellen Mac Lean, twirler. LEFT, the percussion section. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, the wind section; MIDDLE, the brass section; BOTTOM, RIGHT, the woodwind section; LEFT, Mr. Paul Summersgill, director. 81 — CONCERT CHOIR—MADRIGAL The Concert Choir performed at various concerts, at club meetings, such as Rotary and Kiwanis, and at memorial services at the Elks. They took their annual tour on April 8 and 9. They visited places like Pine, Prescott, Payson, Kingman, Mingus, and Phoenix. The group was glad to miss a couple of days of school. SHOWN TOP LEFT, Mr. William Arthur, Concert Choir director; TOP RIGHT, Marlene Berry singing for the Chorus Variety Show. Members of Madrigal are SHOWN AT RIGHT. BACK ROW, Billy Thomack, Donna Hartshorn, James Milligan; NEXT ROW, Larry Conatser, Susan Warren, Mary Berry, Jeff Woods; NEXT ROW, Elyse Greer, Robert Greer, Donnie Summersgill, Carolyn Duggins; FRONT, Kay Taylor. BOTTOM the Concert Choir. JOURNALISM AT TOP OF PAGE Pamela Bean and Mrs. Roberts talk over Bulldog Barks business. AT BOTTOM LEFT the Journalism Class poses for their picture. TOP ROW: Lucinda Namoki, Arthur Rubi, Mrs. Frances Roberts; SECOND ROW: Kevin Jestes, Terry Thomas; THIRD ROW: Leellen MacLean, Corrine Lucero; BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Breeze, Kaye Hancock, and Tom Benham; NOT SHOWN: Daryl Pugh and Pamela Bean. CENTER RIGHT: Corrine Lucero and Kevin Jestes, co-editors, discuss stories with Leellen MacLean, feature editor, while working on an issue of the Bulldog Barks. BOTTOM RIGHT: Daryl Pugh, Kaye Hancock, and Tom Benham, busily type up articles to meet the Wednesday deadline. Mrs. Roberts served as advisor to these eleven people who gave so much of their time. Fred Campbell and Kathy Kooyahoema served on the staff the first semester, and Ar+ Rubi served as editor. 83 PHOTOGRAPHY The Photography Club started out the year with a new sponsor, Mrs. Janice Henling. At the beginning of the year the club moved into the main building and got out of the Science Building where they had previously met. The photograph AT THE TOP shows the four photographers that worked the whole year as photographers: Jeff Boles, Ginger Sanchez, Barry Summers and Larry Conatser. MIDDLE, shows Jeff Boles playing with the new enlarger that was purchased this year. BOTTOM LEFT, Larry Conatser developing a picture. BOTTOM RIGHT, Mrs. Henling gets caught in the act of loading film. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll got off to a slow start this year because all the members graduated in the spring of 1975 with the exception of Art Rubi. Induction of new members and election of officers took place the second semester. Elected were Kevin Jestes, president; Ronald Breeze, vice-president; Deborah Pfeiffer, secretary-treasurer; and Corrine Lucero, historian. ABOVE LEFT, TOP: Terry Thomas, Kaye Hancock, and Tom Benham; BOTTOM: Deborah Pfeiffer, Art Rubi, Lucinda Namoki, Cindy Wilhelm, Ronald Breeze, Leellen Mac Lean, Kevin Jestes, Corrine Lucero, and Mrs. Roberts; ABOVE RIGHT: Daryl Pugh; LOWER LEFT: Larry Conatser is shown at a meeting. 85 STUDENT COUNCIL 86 Student Council has been very busy this year. Besides holding the traditional Slave Week, Freshmen Orientation, and the Howdy Dance, they sponsored a Nostalgia Week. To suppliment the candy and coke machines, council held a baby picture contest where students guessed at the true identities of faculty baby pictures. The landmark came when two new club constitutions were approved making F.B.L.A. and TRAGYC clubs. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, Donna Hartshorn and Miss Dubuy, Student Council sponsor; MIDDLE, Eugene Gonzales, Gigi Poolheco, David Ngai, Diane Bahnimptewa, and Larry Conatser; BOTTOM, Bill Thomack, Deborah Pfeiffer, Bob Adelfson, Diane Scheid, and Jeff Boles. THIS PAGE, MIDDLE, Linda Hopper, Louise Seber, Kathy Me Laws, Veronica Sanchez, and Lorraine Lucero; BOTTOM LEFT, Joe Ianni, Donna Hartshorn, Elise Greer, and Robert LaPlante; BOTTOM RIGHT, Harold Soehner, Kaye Hancock, and Jeff Boles preside at the Freshman Slave Auction. Kaye Hancock Secretary Vera Romero Treasurer JUNIOR PROM LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN 6 6 This years' Prom King and Queen, Daryl Pugh and Corrine Lucero, ARE SHOWN OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER RIGHT. The dedicatee for the '75-'76 year, Mrs. Virginia Summersgill, IS SHOWN OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT. 88 PARAMEDICAL CLUB Paramedical Club began the year by deciding to change its name. Nurses of Tomorrow, to Paramedical because they wanted the club for persons interested in other medical fields as well as nursing. Paramedical Club has been active in selling posters and having a Halloween party for the Trainable Mentally Handicapped children. The Paramedical club had a new sponser this year, Mrs. Kathleen Roe, high school nurse. Officers of the club were Isabel Collateta, president; Sheila Cain, vice-president; Anna Stacy, secretary-treasurer; Rhonda Scott, historian; and Jeanette Poolheco, rep. Members of Paramedical Club TOP, ARE, BACK ROW, Sponser, Mrs. Kathleen Roe, Anna Stacy, Anna Bowannie, Shiela Cain, Linda Roy, Kathy Kooyaheoma, Rhonda Scott and Marie Keyonnie; FRONT ROW, Corrine Lucero, Isabel Collateta, Diana Bahnimptewa and Sharon James. CENTER, Isabel Collateta, Linda Roy and Shiela Cain selling posters. BOTTOM, Isabel Collateta, Corrine Lucero, and Rhonda Scott having refreshments. Mrs. Roe getting the film projector ready for a film. 90 TRIBE OF MANY FEATHERS One of the highlights of the season for the Tribe of Many Feathers was attending the Appreciation Day at Globe on March 26. The Tribe took first place in the Hopi Buffalo Dance. The Tribe also selected candidates and the student body elected the Indian prince and princess of WHS. The Tribe had bake sales to raise money. Officers for the club were Jeanette Poolheco, president: Isabel Collateta, vice-president; Kathy Kooyaheoma, secretary; Sharon James, treasurer; and Diane Bahnimptewa, rep. Members of the Tribe shown in traditional dress, TOP, ARE, FRONT ROW, Basil Coockivikvia, Jeannette Poolheco, Kathy Kooyahcoma, and Alvin James. BACK ROW, Wilmcr Saufkie, Debbie Riley, Anna Stacy, Missie Stacy, and Leonard Shupla. CENTER LEFT, candidates for Indian prince are Arvin Fredericks, Benjamin Mansfield, Clark Tenakhongva, and Lindbergh Namingha. CENTER RIGHT, Candidates for Indian Princess are Diana Bahnimptewa, Marjorie Joseph, Rhonda Scott and Kathy Kooyaheoma. 91 W Club had a busy time selling popcorn during the fall and winter sports activities. The club consisted of the following members for the year 1975-76. ABOVE, BACK ROW, Wilmer Sauf-kie, John Land, Paul Smith, Clark Tenakhongva, Manuel Ruiz, Pato Lomeli, Robert Craig, Robert Beatty, Frank Stacey, and James Parker; FOURTH ROW, Allen Bollin, Dick Kolomitz, Brent Ezell, David Sedillo, and Darryl Pugh; THIRD ROW, Kevin Peters, Joe Ianni, Victor Martinez, Ralph Sedillo, Mike Rubi, and Raymond Martinez; SECOND ROW, Jeff Boles, Terry Rickard, Darryl Bryson, and Ron Colbath; FIRST ROW, Siegfred Ezell, Kevin Thompson, and Jaime Jones. CENTER, Club members making popcorn. BELOW, W Club officers. S CLUB During 1975-76 S Club members collected for the Heart Fund, and they had the annual game against Key Club, in which S Club won again. ABOVE, Members playing in the S Club-Key Club game. LEFT, Debbie DeAngelis and Jeanne Sorenson collecting for the Heart Fund. S Club members for the year 1975-76 BELOW, BACK ROW, Mrs. Karen Adams, sponsor; THIRD ROW, Charlotte Gipson, Tess O'Haco, Sheri Day, Renee Falling, Pat Aragon, Cindy Darnell, Dora Pavatea, and Brenda Williams; SECOND ROW, Cindy Greer, Debbie DeAngelis, Elyse Greer, Cathy Nelson, Julie Hernandez, Karen Benefield, Isabel I Harmon, Diana Bahnimptewa, and Jeannie Haydukovich; FRONT ROW, Donna Harrah and Kelly Remy. KEY CLUB Key Club sponsored the annual Key Club-S Club volleyball game. SHOWN AT TOP, RIGHT, Lew Oso returning the ball. Key Club also sponsored several dances Including Homecoming and the Sweetheart Ball. SHOWN AT CENTER, RIGHT, are Wanda Glover, Daryl Bryson, and Elfonzo Renfro. The club also elected its annual sweetheart, Gay Butler, SHOWN BELOW receiving a bouquet from Harold Soehner club president. BELOW members of the club ARE SHOWN with their sponsor Mr. Renkens and their sweetheart. DECA The DECA club had many money making projects including selling candy, popcorn, and bake sales. The money raised was used for the trip to the State Career Development Conference in Tucson. It was a 3 day trip and the members participated in several competitive contests such as job interviews, advertising, and public speaking. Kevin Jestes served as president and Ginger Sanchez, vice president; Vera Romero, treasurer; Susan Warren, secretary; Eugene Gonzales, representative; and Melinda Bowman, historian. The club showed movies for the Cancer Society, and they also had a Christmas party for the mentally retarded children. 95 MASO club was organized two years ago as a cultural awareness group. MASO sponsored a New Year's dance and held bake sales. Officers for MASO were Yolanda Brito, president; Vero Romero, vice-president; Paula Lewis, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Hernandez, sergeant at arms and Veronica Sanchez, rep. . MASO CLUB 96 SPANISH CLUB Spanish club held a tostada sale at the Christmas parade. Other activities for money raising project were bake sales and a dance. Officers for Spanish club were Dorthea Theile, president; Minnie Begaye, vice-president; Nancy Ngai, secretary; Barbara Monsegur, treasurer; and Robert LaPlante, representative. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club for 1975-76 helped the American Cancer Society for the first time by putting on the 1st annual Bike-A-Thon that was held in Winslow. TOP, RIGHT, ARE SHOWN participants that entered in the Bike-A-Thon; BOTTOM, FRONT ROW, are Don Summersgill, Donna Hartshorn, Darold Natseway, sponsor Mr. David Conatser; TOP ROW, Barbara Iler, Charlotte Gibson, Diane Schied and John Haydukovich. Officers for the year were Darold Natseway, president; Don Summersgill, vice-president; Barbara Iler, secretary-treasurer; and Donna Hartshorn, rep. 98 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club for 1975-76 placed 3rd in the Northern Regionals which made them eligible for State. Officers for the year were David Ngai, president; Mike Volk, vice-president; Paul Shumway, secretary-treasurer; David Ngai, representative. PICTURED TOP, LEFT, is Steve Falling; RIGHT, Gene Hudson; CENTER, LEFT, Ted Hines, Steve Falling, Gene Hudson; RIGHT, John Scott; BOTTOM, FRONT ROW, Mr. Joe Gonzales, Jim Mac Lean, Shawn Gorham, John Scott; BACK ROW, Ted Hines, Paul Shumway, Gene Hudson and Steve Falling. REACH OUT Reach Out is organized for fellowship and to study the Bible. Some of its activities were collecting cans to sell, a Christmas party for Headstart, and on Christmas Eve they held a Jail Service. This was singing for and giving each prisoner in the City Jail a treat. The Reach Out officers were Leellen Mac-Lean, President; Janna Douthitt, Vice-President; Linda Roy, secretary-treasurer; and Jeff Boles, representative. TOP, Mr. Harris talking over the munch of lunch. MIDDLE, BACK ROW, Mr. Harris, sponser, Linda Roy, Billy Thomack, Mary McKay, Janna Douthitt, Barry Summers, Leellen Mac Lean, Jenny Campbell, and Marlene Berry; SEATED, Diane Scheid, Terry Short, Jeff Boles, and Mary Berry. NOT PICTURED are Lydia Allen and Melissa Allen. 100 SPEECH DRAMA The Speech team went to several tournaments this year including Alchesay, N.P.C. at Holbrook, Page, Sub-district, District, and State held at Coconino. Winslow acted as hosts for Sub-district and District The Speech Drama Dept, put on a children's theatre entitled The Gabawachee. Student Director was Diane Scheid; Characters were Kay Taylor, Lynn Kemski, Cindy Wilhelm, Lisa Frey, and Jonni Lynn Barris. AT TOP the Speech Drama club pose; 1ST ROW: Miss Hillman, Mr. Harris; 2ND ROW, Freddie Williams, Robert LaPlante, Art Rubi; 3RD ROW, Elyse Greer, 4TH ROW, Susan Warren, Donna Hartshorn; 5TH ROW, Betty Mitchell, Mary Berry, Robert Greer; 6TH ROW, Terry Thomas, Billy Thomack, Jonni Lynn Barris, Elaine Dunnigan. BOTTOM LEFT, Betty Mitchell; BOTTOM RIGHT, Art Rubi. 101 PEP SQUAD The 1975-76 Pep Squad had a tremendous year. They worked very hard at cheering the Bulldogs on during the basketball games, football, track, wrestling, and gymnastics. Officers who served for the year were Diane Hadnot, president; Debbie DeAngelis, vice-president; Rhonda Scott, secretary; Tess O'Haco, treasurer; Marie Keyonnle, representative; Diane Bahnimptewa and Rosie Scott, recorders. HONOR SOCIETY On October 16, six members inducted twenty-four new members into the Verla Oare Chapter of the National Honor Society. The members decorated the classroom doors before Christmas and sponsored the annual Heart Fund Basketball game defeating the faculty team for the first time. Shown ABOVE are, SEATED, Deborah Pfeiffer, Lorraine Lucero, Corrine Lucero, Frank Stacey, and Minnie Begay; FRONT ROW, Diane Schied, Rhonda Scott, Donna Hartshorn, Kaye Hancock, Marlin Scott, Robert Gondek, and Norman Betoney; BACK ROW, Mrs. Virginia Summersgill, sponsor, Linda Hopper, Carolyn Duggins, Darryl Pugh, Kevin Jestes, Kevin Peters, Ralph Sedillo, and Terry Thomas. Members NOT PICTURED are Kay Cleaver, Gay Butler, Rod Powell, Margo Dalton, Dana Hasten, Nina Irwin, Kevin Thompson, Harold Soehner, Tom Benham, Karen Williams, and Ronald Breeze. LEFT, Honor Society members attend meeting, BOTTOM LEFT, Kevin Jestes with newly inducted member Margo Dalton, and, RIGHT, Judge” Frank Stacey with new members at induction ceremony. CAST Annie Oakley . Kaye Hancock Frank Butler. . Paul Shumway Buffalo Bill. . Bill Thomack Jessie.........Kay Taylor Minnie........Kathy Connors Nellie.........Terry Short Little Jake . . Mark Arthur Dolly Tate . . Carolyn Duggins Chief Sitting Bull........Tony Ruiz Charlie Davenport . . Don Summersgill Director. .... Miss Winnell Hillman Director. .... Mr. Paul Summersgill 104 105 Mr. Fritz Dahlan Superintendent Mr. Jim Freeman Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mr. Dean Stotts Principal Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Principal Mrs. Lorraine Clubbs Counselor Mr. Norvial Walton Sr. Counselor Mrs. Betty Bly Secretary to Principal Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Mrs. Nancy Peters Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper Mrs. Dorothy Grove Switchboard operator 108 Mrs. Mary Dahlan Librarian Mrs. Karen Adams Home Economics Mr. Bill Arthur Chorus, Elem. Music Mr. Ron Bellman Alg., Geometry Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent., World Hist. Mr. Pat Cassidy Woodwork, Ind. Arts Mr. Dave Conatser Biology •VfTHCX J Miss Barbara Dubuy Chem., Physics Mr. John Fink English I Mr. Joe Gonzales Resource Class Mr. Artie Griffith Am. Hist., S.W. Hist. Mr. Alvin Fritz Sr. Math, Algebra Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng. II, Eng. Ill 109 Mr. Ron Harris Speech, Eng. Ill Mr. James Henling Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Janice Henling English, Rdg. Impr. Miss Winnell Hillman English, Drama Mr. Cransten Hysong Biology I, Earth Sci. Mr. Pat Locascio D.O., O.J.T., Intro. Bus. Mr. Jake Magallanez Acc., Cons. Math Mrs. Katherine McAuley Spec. Eng. Ill, Eng. IV Mrs. Ann Meikle Typing, Shorthand Mr. Jack Renkens Gen. Math, Algebra Mr. Emil Nasser PE, Health Mr. E.J. Patterson Art I,n Mr. Paul Reynolds Am. Hist., Intro to Psych. 110 Mrs. Frances Roberts Journalism, Annual Mr. George Rockwell Met. Shop, Ind. Arts. Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. I,II Mr. Paul Summersgill Band, Orchestra Mrs. Virgina Summersgill Rdg. Impr. II, Typing I Mrs. Dolores Stotts Off. Pract., Typing I Miss Melissa Terry Spanish, Geog., Am. Hist. Mr. Manny Walton Jr. Auto Shop I.II Mrs. Liz Wennet PE, Health Mrs. Kathleen Roe Nurse Miss Geraldine Wood Home Economics Mrs. Jill Zeiger Am. Gov't, Sociology Mr. Steve Harrison Audio Visual in Mrs. Barbara Dugger Aide Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Aide Mr. B.F. Dugger Maintenance Mr. Alan Foster Custodian Miss. Margaret Moore Aide Mrs. Elvira Wilcox Aide Miss. Minnie Casner Custodian Mr. Sam Coochwytewa Maintenance Mr. Fred Hodge Custodian Mr. Edward Orozaco Custodian Mr. Dub Rice Custodian Emil Nasser Coach Carl Weathertc Coach Art Griffith Coach John Fink Trainer Cliff Gipson Manager Wesley Duran Manager Mike Sanchez Manager VARSITY FOOTBALL The varsity football team had a strong team this year. With the coaching of Mr. Emil Nasser, Mr. Art Griffith, Mr. Carl Weatherton, and the training of Mr. John Fink the team had seven wins, two losses, and one tie. While playing in the rain and mud the team always displayed their ability to demonstrate their winning ways. Kevin Peters Back A A A11-Conference AA All-State Sieg Ezell Back AA All-Conferenc A A All-State 114 Frank Stacey Quarterback A A A11-Conference Shawn Smith Quarterback Ron Colbath Quarterback Mike Rubi Back Ralph Sedillo Back John Land Back Emerson John Back Fred Campbell Back Mont Garner Back Darryl Bryson Back Joe Ianni Back Coy Mattox Back Richie Thomas Back Mike Hancock Center Chris Richards Tackle Clyde Morris Center Dick Kolomitz Center Harold Soehner Guard David Sedillo Guard Lance Cole Guard John Haydukovich Tackle Len Surrell Tackle Allen Bollin Guard Jeff Ahmann Tackle Paul Smith Tackle Victor Martinez Guard Pato Lomeli Tackle Terry Nordell End 116 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheerleaders for the year 1975-76 were chosen by competing with other girls on the splits, jumps, and cartwheels. They were always found at all the games trying their best to cheer and promote spirit whether the team was winning or losing. ABOVE, quarterback Frank Stacey hands off the pigskin to Sieg Ezell; also pictured are varsity players Kevin Peters, Harold Soehner, and Fred Campbell. CENTER, varsity cheerleaders shown in action. BELOW, from LEFT TO RIGHT, Julie Chambers, Darlene Hadnot, Carolyn Duggins, Kaye Hancock, Kathy McLaws, and Kelly Remy. HOMECOMING The Homecoming festivities began early during the week with the Homecoming assembly on the evening of Thursday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m. On Friday, October 10, the Homecoming parade was held in the afternoon with Knocking on the Doors of '76 for the theme. The traditional Homecoming game followed later that evening with Bulldogs playing the Mingus Marauders, in which the Bulldogs won with a score of 33-3. A dance was held after the game with many students and alumni attending. Shown on OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP, 1st place float built by the class of'78. CENTER, LEFT, Homecoming game with Mingus Marauders in which the Bulldogs came out victorious with a score of 33-3. CENTER, RIGHT, Homecoming candidates. Gay Butler and Joe Ianni. BOTTOM, LEFT, Homecoming candidates, Darlene Hadnot and Kevin Peters. RIGHT, Homecoming dedicatee, Mrs. Liz Wennett. This page, TOP, LEFT, Homecoming king, Sieg Ezell. RIGHT, Homecoming candidates, Julie Chambers and Pato Lorn el i. CENTER, Homecoming candidates, Kaye Hancock and Frank Stacey. BOTTOM, LEFT, Homecoming Kinq and Queen for 1975, Carolyn Duggins and Siegfried Ezell. 119 JV FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Winslow 12 Holbrook 14 Winslow 14 Show Low 0 Winslow 14 Gallup 8 Winslow 16 Flagstaff 32 Winslow 0 Snowflake 14 Winslow 14 Coconino 6 Winslow 12 Mingus 0 Winslow 44 Holbrook 6 Winslow 16 Tuba City 12 COACHES: Cranston Hysong, and Al Fritz. The WHS Junior Varsity football team enjoyed a successful season with 6 wins and 3 losses. Team is shown BELOW: FRONT ROW, Larry Kudlock, Dan Salazar, Roald Begay, Tony Ruiz, Bill Herron, Ricky L. Baker, Ernest Alva; SECOND ROW, Alvin Nelson, Tom Benham, Kye Jestes, Ricky G. Baker, Randy Burnett, Craig Horner, Phillip Baca, Dan Webster, Lew Oso; THIRD ROW, David Parsons, Mike Kirk, Joe Breeze, Serafino Youvella, Ron Breeze, Gene Hancock, Milton Honawa, Carmen Smith, Joe Hernandez, Julian Betoney; FOURTH ROW, Frank Craig, Eddie Kirkland, Kelly McCauley, Kirk Jennings, Jim Morris, Mark Chambers, Gilbert Estudillo, Robert Beatty; TOP ROW, Terry Curley, Steve Fisher, and Brent Ezell. Ernest Alva, Bill Herron, Terry Flemons, Frank Craig, and Ricky L. Baker made the varsity team at the end of the season. JV CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity cheerleaders had a busy year, participating in pep assemblies as well as cheering at all the junior varsity games. One would always find them cheering the teams on to victory. They never gave up cheering even if the teams were losing. SHOWN ON THIS PAGE ARE the Junior Varsity cheerleaders for the year 1975-76. TOP, Carleen Durkin, Laura West, and Danette Richards. CENTER, Valerie Bryson, Carleen Durkin, and Laura West showing spirit during a game. BOTTOM, Valerie Bryson, Carleen Durkin, and Laura West cheering at a JV game. WINSLOW FRESHMAN SC Winslow 27 Winslow 52 Wihslow 14 Winslow 26 Winslow 14 Winslow 26 Winslow 29 The Freshman football season record was 7 wins and 2 losses. They averaged 24 points per game and their total points were 216 for the season. Their opponents averaged only 18 points and their total points were 164. Anthony Polk was the highest scorer, scoring 84 points. Others were Craig Freeman, 48 points, John West, 48 points, Tom Whipple, 18 points, and Mike Van, 12 points. TOP, Tom Whipple throws the ball. RIGHT, Craig Freeman runs for a touchdown. BOTTOM, FIRST ROW, Jacob Fredericks, Raul Guzman, Chuck Thomack, Steve Flores, Jim Mac Lean, Cardon Dowd, Shawn Peterson, Freddie Espinosa, Joe Salazar, Bruce Burnett; SECOND ROW, Larry Kincaid, David Hancock, Daniel Lucero, Kenny Morse, Lamont Everidge, Robert Caraway, Minor Land, Tony Clark, Ross Fulton, Bobby Smith; THIRD ROW, Mike Hansen, Mike Van, Anthony Polk, Tommy Whipple, Joe Wilcox, Arthur Lovato, John West, Joe Lomell, David Peters, Bruno Burnett, Jimmy Richards; FOURTH ROW, Doug Dewitt, Nick Krestedemas, Billy Harms, Ray Rubi, Chris Atkinson, John.McCauley, Craig Freeman, Barry Duggins, Freddie Willie, Randy Mead, Eric Ybarra, Kenny Parker, Evan Leander, Coach Petronovich; FIFTH ROW, Coach Reynolds, Coach Smith, Kenny Noe, Gene Hudson, Kerry Pugh, Mike Guerrero, Lane Leppin, Bill Fritz, Claude Renfro, Russell Joey, and Jimmy McGilberry. The Frosh cheerleaders for the year 1975-76 were very active, and they could be found at every freshmen game cheering the teams on to victory. They showed spirit regardless of who was winning. They also participated in pep assemblies. Shown on THIS PAGE, TOP, Donna Stewart, Susan Me Laws, Gay Volk, and Rena Linstra. CENTER, Donna Stewart, Rena Linstra, Susan McLaws, and Gay Volk showing spirit during one of the many games. BOTTOM, Freshman cheerleaders for the year 1975-76. 124 METEORETTES AND MASCOTS The Meteroettes started off their year by performing at the 1-40 Art Expo. They were also very spirited while performing at football and at Homecoming. Their busy schedule included traveling to key basketball games such as Holbrook, St. Johns, and Flagstaff. The captain was Geri Gonzales; secretary, Louise Seber; co-captain Gay Butler; and the sergeant-of-arms, Wanda Grover. The representative for this year was Linda Hopper. SHOWN IN THE MIDDLE of the pages are Linda Hopper, Gerri Gonzales, Rhoda Linstra, Gay Butler, Vivian Gonzales, Pat Aragon, Shirley Lopez, Kay Taylor, Tammy Koonce, Rosie Scot, Louise Seber, Donnoshae Grover, Jean Sorenson, Wanda Grover. Shown along with them is their sponsor Miss Gerri Woods. SHOWN AT TOP AND BOTTOM RIGHT ARE the Meteorettes in action at a home game with Holbrook. The Mascots this year played a major role in establishing spirit at football and basketball games. The Mascots were also very active in pep assemblies and really helped the cheerleaders in all basketball and football games. They also cheered at various wrestling matches. TOP LEFT the sponsor Mrs. Wennet and Mascot Karen Benefield. BOTTOM LEFT, the Mascots in action and Mascot Linda Pugh. 125 Joe Mansfield Wendell Navenma James Parker Rod Poneoma Wilmer Saufkie Albert Susunkewa Clark Tenakbongva Basil Coochwikvia Ben Mansfield Lindbergh Namingha Brad Sekayumptewa Jake Yaiva Gerald Fuson Alvin James, Jr. Lee Sockyma Greg Sombrero 126 CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Dave Conatser Emerson Yazzie Alfred Williams The Winslow Bulldog cross country team was great this year with the coaching of Mr. Dave Conatser. The guys tried their hardest to make it an outstanding season. The outstanding runners for most of the meets were Rod Poneoma and Wilmer Saufkie. The guys placed second in the divisional meet which was held here in Winslow on November 15,1975. The state meet was held at Estrella Mt. Park on November 21, 1975 and there the team placed second which made them the State Champion runner-ups. The guys who went to state were Wilmer Saufkie, Ron Poneoma, Wendell Navenma, Albert Susunkewa, James Parker, Joe Mansfield, and Dan Shirley. This year three of the guys made the AA All-State team. Making the first team was Wilmer Saufkie and making the second team were Rod Poneoma and Wendell Navenma. Shown on OPPOSITE PAGE, BELOW, Dan Shirley in the lead. THIS PAGE, CENTER, left to right, Greg Sombrero, Rod Poneoma, and Gerald Fuson. 127 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Although the varsity spikes only secured 5 total wins in the season, they did manage to go 2 for 5 in the conference play-offs. Pictured ABOVE is Coach Elizabeth Wennett (TOP LEFT) standing with team members (TOP ROW) Darlene Hadnot, Linda Hopper, Julie Chambers, captain; and Frances McCauley, co-captain; and Geri Gonzales, with (BOTTOM ROW) Jeanette Poolheco, Faye Fisher, Danette Richards and Carolyn Duggins. On the RIGHT, Frances spikes it over as Jeanette (Gi Gi) waits by anxiously. In the UPPER RIGHT corner of the photo Cheri Stucker, team manager, is pictured. 128 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Although the junior varsity volleyball squad had a weak season, their wins against Kingman, Williams, and Flagstaff encouraged the junior Bulldog spikes pictured with Coach Wennett BELOW. The team members were (TOP ROW) Yvonne Begay, Cindy Darnell, Cheryl Horner, Cathy Darnell and Tessa O'Haco, co-captain and (BOTTOM ROW) Valerie Bryson, Brenda Williams, Taney Bryson, Bobbie Padilla and Linda Pugh, captain. On the LEFT a team member does the hustle to save the day . On the UPPER RIGHT of the shot is Vivian Gonzales, team manager. Shown ABOVE is the Varsity Basketball Team for the year 1975-76. KNEELING, (L.-R.), Coy Mattox, Norman Betoney, Frank Stacey, Kevin Peters, Marlin Scott, and Darryl Bryson. STANDING, David Peters, mgr., John Land, Ernest Alva, Paul Smith, Terry Nordell, Robert Oliva, Kevin Thompson, and Coach Renkens, and manager Raul Guzman. RIGHT, Kevin Peters aiming for two points. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 57 MINGUS 59 56 WINDOW ROCK 50 51 ROUND VALLEY 57 61 GALLUP 73 54 MINGUS 52 62 ST. JOHNS 78 68 HOLBROOK 71 64 COCONINO 67 52 FLAGSTAFF 72 99 KINGMAN 100 79 TUBA CITY 80 66 SHADOW MOUNTAIN 65 68 SNOWFLAKE 71 52 COCONINO 57 62 HOLBROOK 78 71 FLAGSTAFF 79 51 KINGMAN 57 74 TUBA CITY 61 92 SNOWFLAKE 71 The team had a record of five wins and 14 losses. 130 VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP LEFT, Robert Oliva and Kevin Thompson with John Land and Darryl Pugh in background. RIGHT, Frank Stacey leading the team out to the gym floor. LEFT, Frank Stacey. CENTER, Paul Smith. RIGHT, Terry Nordell. JV BASKETBALL The Winslow Bui I dog Jr. Varsity team had a pretty good season with a record of 9 wins and 10 losses. TOP, The Bulldog Junior Varsity team for the year 1975-76: KNEELING, L-R, Alvin Nelson, Lew Oso, Fred Campbell, and Julian Betoney; MIDDLE ROW, L-R,Shawn Smith, Monte Gamer, Craig Homer, Bill Herron, Jaime Jones, and Coach Petronavich; BACK ROW, L-R,Jeff Ahmann, Ron Colbath, David Sedillo, Ted Pate, Mike Mead, and Darryl Bryson. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED ARE Len Surrell, Ricky G. Baker, Serafino Youvella, Ray Rubi, mgr., and Ralph Guzman, mgr. CENTER: Darryl Bryson shoots for one from the free-throw line. RIGHT: Ricky G. Baker shoots to raise the score for the team. The games the team won were against Mingus, Window Rock, Round Valley, Holbrook, Flagstaff, Kingman, and Tuba City. They lost to Gallup, St. Johns, Coconino, Tuba City, Shadow Mountain, Snowflake, Holbrook, Flagstaff, and Kingman. 132 The Bulldog freshmen basketball team had a record of 9 wins and 9 losses, with a conference record of 7 wins and 5 losses. TOP, the Bulldog freshmen team for the year 1975-76 consisted of the following: KNEE LING, L-R, Minor Land, Michael Van, Tracy Oso, James MacLean; CENTER, L-R, Bobby Smith, mgr., Anthony Polk, Tommy Whipple, Joe Wilcox, Chris Atkinson, and Russell Joey. BACK, L-R, Claude Renfro, Kerry Pugh, Randy Mead, Michael Guerrero, Gene Hudson, and Coach Fink. Shown, TOP LEFT, Claude Renfro goes up for a jump ball. BOTTOM LEFT, Minor Land shoots for two. CENTER, Chris Atkinson aims for two. BELOW, Minor Land aims for the baskeL FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The coaches and wrestlers for the 75-76 season are Coach Conaster, Coach Fritz, Don Summersgill 100, John Hancock 107, John Joyce 114, Thomas Yazzie 121, Eugene Gonzales 128, and Ray Martinez 138 The wrestlers dual meet record for 75-76 was: Winslow 24 Snowflake 37 Winslow 38 Flagstaff 25 Winslow 6 Holbrook 59 Winslow 18 Gallup 47 Winslow 38 Mingus 21 Winslow 31 Kingman 33 Winslow 31 Tuba City 32 Winslow 40 Coconino 6 VARSITY WRESTLING The two most outstanding wrestlers of the year were senior Richie Thomas 181, and senior Pato Lomeli HWT. These two wrestlers placed first at the A A State Meet. The wrestlers shown on this page are Ronald Breeze 140, Craig Freeman 145, Harold Soehner 157, Kevin Fritz 169, Richie Thomas 181, Victor Martinez 191, Pato Lomeli HWT; and the manager Bill Harms. MAT MAIDS 136 The Matmaids for the 75-76 season were Rhonda Scott, Dobblo DeAngells, Marie Keyonnie, Karen Williams, Faye Fisher, Betty Mitchell, Tess O'Haco, Ginger Sanchez, Donna Hartshorn, Sheri Day, Diane Scheid, and Lorraine Lucero. Mrs. Lorraine Clubbs is the Matmaids sponsor. BOTTOM: the Matmaids at a freshman match; MIDDLE: the Matmaids perform along with the cheerleaders at a varsity match; TOP: the Matmaids keep score. The JV Wrestlers for the 75-76 season were Johnny Butler, Ron Owsly, Bennet Sockyma, Kenny Morse, James Parker, Allen Bollin, Larry Conaster, Lance Cole, Bill Gonzales, David Caraway, Pisoni Franklin, Dick Kolomitz, Eddie Sedillo, and Steve Majon. The coach for the JV team is Mr. Fritz. Mr. Fritz was very pleased with the performance of many of the wrestlers and will be looking forward to the 76-77 year. BOT-TOM: Kenny Morse pins his man; BOTTOM RIGHT: a JV wrestler overcomes his opponent; TOP: Kenny works his man over good. JV WRESTLING FROSH WRESTLING The Freshman wrestlers for the 75-76 season are shown at TOP. FRONT ROW, Ronnie Mazon, Greg Sombrero, Lee Sockyma, Angelo Aragon, John Scott, Jimmy Richards; BACK ROW, Joe Lomeli, Arthur Lovato, Herman Smith, Bill Fritz, Ross Fulton, and Coach Joe Gonzales. MIDDLE, Herman Smith battles an opponent. BOTTOM, Ron Mazon overcomes his opponent. BOTTOM, LEFT, two wrestlers take to the mat. V GIRLS TRACK The Girls track team for this year succeeded in taking two 1st places and 1 runnerup. At district they placed 3rd and at state they placed 6th. The girls for the '75-76 season shown BELOW were, FRONT ROW, Debbie Baumgartner, Cheryl Horner, Anita Gonzales, Laura Shurley, Linda Pugh, Sandra Shirley; MIDDLE ROW, Bobbie Padilla, Taney Bryson, Diane Bahnimptewa, Sharon Sockyma, Pearl Yazzie, Theresa Baine, Debbie Pugh; BACK ROW, Carleen Durkin, Michaelene Robinson, Leah Zahnley, Libbie Homes, Elfrieda Lomohoma, and Coach Geraldine Harrah. 139 GYMNASTICS The following were members of the '75-76 Gymnastics team: Donna Stewart, Laura Kislingbury, Rhena Linstra, Tammy Koonce, Diana Williams, Danette Richards, Tessa O'Haco, Julie Chambers, Karen Benefield, Diane Nelson, Kaye Hancock, Gay Butler, Susan Me Laws, Kathy Me Laws, Kelly Remy, Dani Niscaya, Coach Wennet, and Pat Aragon, NOT PICTURED. The Gymnastics team for this year had a very good and active season. They placed runner-up in the district tournament and they took fourth at state. Coach Wennet expects a great season next year with only four seniors leaving: Diana Williams, Julie Chambers, Kaye Hancock, and Gay Butler. 141 The varsity baseball team for the year 1976 consisted of the following: ABOVE, BACK ROW, Coach Art Griffith, Shawn Smith, John Land, Mont Garner, Ron Colbath, Paul Smith, Mike Mead, Ralph Sedillo, and Victor Martinez; SECOND ROW, Jaime Jones, Raymond Martinez, Kevin Peters, Daryl Pugh, Alvin Nelson, Bill Herron, Ron Owsley, Craig Horner, and Joe Ianni; FRONT ROW, managers, Kenny Noe and Johnny Butler. RIGHT, Craig Horner hits the ball. BELOW, LEFT, Kevin Peters waits to catch the ball; RIGHT, Jaime Jones in action during a game with the Flagstaff Eagles. The team had a very good start but towards the end of the season they lost to the Kingman Bulldogs which meant they weren't qualified to go to State. VARSITY BASEBALL During the season the varsity baseball team did very well with the coaching of Mr. Art Griffith. They didn't get to go to State, however, because they lost to the Kingman Bulldogs in a final double-header. Besides playing baseball, the team sold trash cans to the student body. Seniors who played their last game for WHS were Raymond Martinez, Kevin Peters, Ralph Sedillo, Daryl Pugh, and Joe Ianni. TOP LEFT, Shawn Smith gets ready to throw the ball; RIGHT, Ron Colbath catching the ball. BELOW, a Winslow Bulldog slides to home base. At the end of the season, the team had a record of 15 wins and 5 losses. Two of the most Important games played were against the Flagstaff Eagles and the Kingman Bulldogs. 143 JUNIOR VARSITY RASEBALL The junior varsity baseball team for 1976 had a good year with the coaching of Mr. Wilcox. They had a 7-8-1 season and the team was dominated by freshmen with only four upper classmen. TOP, a Bulldog player runs to a base. CENTER, LEFT, a WHS player swings the bat to score; RIGHT, mighty Bulldog pitcher gets ready to throw the ball. The team for 1976: BOTTOM, FRONT ROW, Mark Hanno, Donny Tamplen, Elfonso Renfro, Bobby Smith, Eddie Sedillo, Ricky Hernandez, Nick Kretsedemas, Larry Kincaid, Ross Fulton, and Tracy Oso; BACK ROW, Keith Curnutte, manager, Tim Smith, Claude Renfro, Craig Freeman, Kerry Pugh, Tom Whipple, Eric Ybarra, Evan Leander, Kevin Fales, and Lew Oso. GOLF The golf team for the '75-76 season were, FRONT ROW, George McGonagill, Tommy Pate, Paul Shumway, Dorothea Theile, Robert Greer; BACK ROW, Barry Duggins, Larry Conaster, Chuck Thomack, Tom Benham, Barbara Monsegur, and Coach Carl Weatherton. MIDDLE LEFT, Tom Benham takes a shot. MIDDLE, Struggle in the golf car. RIGHT, Scott summarizes Tom's shot. LOWER LEFT, Tommy Pate tries hard. LEFT, Paul Shumway drives hard. 145 BOYS TRACK The Boys Track team for this year had many outstanding athletes. Craig Noel had an outstanding throw in the discus of 170' 4% . Other outstanding athletes were Pato Lomeli in the shot put. Rod Poneoma in the mile, and two mile. Manual Ruiz in the pole vault. The team for this year took 1st at district and 2nd at state. 146 SHOWN AT TOP, OPPOSITE PAGE, members of '76-76 Boys Track team are, FRONT ROW, Tommy Bahnimptcwa, Steve Ruiz, Cardy Dowd, Jimmy Richards, Warren Wilhoite, Wilmer Saufkie, James Parker, Loren Kewanimptewa, Jerald Fuson; MIDDLE ROW, Jeff Boles, Randy Burnett, Rickey Baker, Rod Poneoma, Scott McCormick, Anthony Pold, Arthur Richards, Tony Ruis, Jim McGilberry, Manuel Ruiz, Lamont Everidge, BACK ROW, Coach Hysong, Kevin Thompson, Siegfried, Ezell Darryl Bryson, Dick Kolomitz, Pato Lomeli, Lane Leppin, David Sedillo, Terry Nordell, Allen Bollin, Robby Beaty, Ernest Alva, Jeff Ahmond, and Coach Bellmen. 147 During noon, one may find many' things going on at WHS. TOP, winners of the ping-pong tournament, Tom Pate and Stanlene Curley. CENTER, LEFT, Marty Smith swings with all his might during the Student Council 50-60's week; RIGHT, students gathered around the marquee catching up on the latest news. BOTTOM, students chatting during their lunch break. 148 Wayne L. Troutners STORE FOR MEN, INC. 114 W. 2nd St. CENTRALDRUG Congratulations Seniors 289-2911 2nd K insley Winslow, Arizona Winslow, Arizona Congratulations to the Class of 76 FABRICS OF AMERICA D.H. SIMMONS, D.D.S. All types of fabrics, notions, Bernina Sewing (yiachinos, McCall's Simplicity Patterns 110 2nd 9-4290 Sue Norgaard 601 E. 3rd ISO CASEY’S COLOR CENTER FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Auto INDIAN JEWELRY-TURQUOISE SILVERSMITHING-EXPERT REPAIRS 216 E. Third Street Winslow, Arizona Bus. 289-3075 Res. 289-2667 Fire Life Truck Commercial THE SILVER NUGGET WHO LESALE RET AIL 118 E. 2nd St. Duane 0. Miller Winslow, AZ. 86047 (602)-289-4143 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PAULETTE’S SPORTSWEAR 219 Warren DALTON MOTORS 412 W. 2nd 9-2241 Winslow, Arizona 151 FASHION CARPET Sales and Installation 106 E. 2nd. 289-4937 GREYHOUND WESTERN UNION AND MALCO GAS PRODUCTS Wishing the best to the future leaders of tomorrow. Helen James Doonan 112 West Oak St. Winslow, Arizona SALES APPRAISALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BUS MEAD REALTOR 406 W. 2nd St. WINSLOW, ARIZONA 86047 For the highest standards of service 289-4567 JOHN P. SCOTT MORTUARY Your Church Is Your Strength Attend the Church of Your Choice B M WATER REFINING CO. Cont. License 37413 406 W. 2nd Winslow, Ariz. COMPLETE AUTOMATIC WATER COND. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 152 BRUCHMAN CURIOS SINCE 1903 Store 1 Store 2 113 W. 2nd 1220 E. 3rd 289-3831 289-2544 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TWO STARS CAFE Steaks, Chops, Seafood, Burgers, and Chinese Food. 101 E. 2nd St. 289-9963 Girls! WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 212 KINSLEY AVE. 289-3325 WINSLOW, AZ. THE PERFECT PICTURE EVERY WINSLOW PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO TIME. 512 E. Third Street 9-2610 154 WINSLOW FLORAL 806 Fleming Winslow, AZ 289-3602 BRUCHMAN’S CURIOS 1200 E. 3rd St. 289-2544 Congratulations Class of 76 Congratulations Graduates John Mary Anne Goodman Winslow Funeral Home 1505 W. 3rd St. 289-3838 BAKER’S TRADING POST West Highway 66 289-2580 155 CITY HALL STAFF POLICE DEPT. STREET DEPT. FIRE DEPT. James L. Curtis Mayor AIRPORT DEPT. WATER DEPT. PARKS DEPT. SANITATION CEMETERY Joel McHood Vice Mayor Leonard Graham, Sam Connor Johnny Butler, Buddy Pate, Gwyn Clarke CITY of WINSLOW County PRINTERS Phone 289-4505 Call a Full Service American Parts Jobber Today BIG STORE GREEN’S AUTO SUPPLY Surgeons Kaye and Harold smile following operation. Heart successfully removed. Falcon Big. 289-2464 156 Congratulations From SANTA FE MEDICAL HOSPITAL Dr. H.S. Beckwith and Drs. Bryan and Paula Nadell and Staff. KIIOUILEDGE IS POUIER yours Could IMe. The. next 200 Euen Belter Subsidiary ot V A Flori Corporation K W ■ OFFICE SCHOOL PROOUCTS BABBITS BROS. TRADING CO. Your store for all your needs. Super Market Department Store Lumber Department Established in 1889. 157 KIWANIS CLUB of Winslow Key Club Sponsor 158 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF NORTHERN ARIZONA HAVE A COKE AMES . BROS. FORD MERCURY 1001 E. 2nd ■2QS | EM 289-3354 159 REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 ROTARY CLUB Bill Carver, President 222 E. Gilmore Winslow, Arizona 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 GRAHAMS MOBILE HOMES 1505 E. 2nd 160 s' 1 T 4 i I 1 Teamwork!!! JOSEPH JOE’S Indian Store Silver, Coral, Turquoise Wholesale - Retail E. 3rd St E. Highway 66 Congratulations Seniors From MODE O’ DAY Fine Ladies Apparel Store 112 E. 2nd Congratulations Graduates From MOSLEY-HALL MOTORS Your full service dealer in Datsun Chrysler Dodge Plymouth 289-2481 222 E. 2nd 161 Freshmen put out to graze by upperclassmen A home is probably your largest single investment. And a houseful of gas appliances can help a home pay its way. A If you want the job done right f do it with gas. SOUTHERN UNION COMPANY Congratulations Class of 76 your Home owned Dept. Store has something for everyone at Super Savings 108 W. 2nd Bob Wilson, Owner phone 289-4268 R A S C O The Family Store Winslow 162 1 MOTEL MOTEL TOWN HOUSE Best Western Highway 66 Dance Floor Calisthenics Winslow, Arizona Anybody got a mile long hot dog bun? Congratulations From ROLL-A-BOWL Ken Summers, Pat DiNino, and Gordon Wilcox Winslow, Arizona Says... We’re glad you’re here! Ph. 289-2712 723 W. 3rd Saluting the Seniors of '76 Where did that rattlesnake go? DALE HANCOCK Custom JOE’S GLASS Building 289-3506 822 French Rd. AND LOCKSMITH SHOP Insurance work Winslow, Arizona 289-4149 101 Warren Ave. 1M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM DARREL’S ROOT BEER STAND 1001 Williamson DR. F.J. McCORMICK Winslow, Arizona BEST WISHES BULL DOGS ALMON’S STONES ’N STUFF THE WINSLOW MAIL FROM YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Indian Jewelery 300 E. 2nd St. Winslow Az. We've been moving all year! 165 IN MEMORY On May 18, 1976, the students at the high school stood at the windows facing south watching the black smoke and flames from a fire that destroyed Acme Lumber Company and damaged Ross' Drug store. The picture at BOTTOM LEFT is what these students saw. Because of the support these businesses have always given the Meteor, it in turn would like to express the sorrow and concern felt for Ross' and Acme. The staff hopes that these businesses will soon be back in service. 166 KEEPSAKES Oh, the joy of memories, The joy of recollections! The joy of keepsakes and souvenirs That so hold our affections. A party invitation, A letter or a book, The memories of a shady lane Or a little babbling brook. A baby shoe or tiny curl. Such little things we treasure. Pictures, such dear reminders That give us so much pleasure. And each year they grow more precious. . These keepsakes that we hold. And we wouldn't part with either For all their weight in gold. --Florence H. Steelman I hope this annual will be one of your most treasured keepsakes. Many years from now, may it help you to remember the happy times at Winslow High School. I would like to thank the staff for the hours they have spent in making this yearbook. I also want to thank the photographers whose help was vital in producing this book.