Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

THROUGH 77 YEARBOOK STAFF Cindy Wilhelm ..........Editor-in-chief Barbara Iler............Business Manager Barbara Monscgur........Senior Editor Tim Hodson..............Clubs and Activities Editor Sandra Jonas............Junior Editor Wilmer Saufkie..........Sports Editor Julian Betoney..........Sophomore Editor Rosemarie Gonzales . . . Finance Manager Geri Navasie............Freshman Editor All Division Pages except Advertising Division are done by Scott McCormick. Advertising Division was done by Laura Shurley. Dedication ....................................... 4 Seniors .......................................... 5 Ditch Day ....................................... 14 Graduation ...................................... 24 Award Winning Seniors ........................... 26 Junior-Senior Play .............................. 30 Senior Hop ...................................... 33 Class Day ....................................... 34 Senior Banquet .................................. 36 Juniors ......................................... 37 Twirp Week ...................................... 48 Sophomores ...................................... 49 Freshmen ........................................ 59 Freshman Orientation ............................ 69 Fads and Fashions ............................... 72 Sports .......................................... 75 Homecoming ...................................... 88 Faculty ........................................ 113 Clubs and Activities ........................... 119 Musical ........................................ 150 Junior Prom .................................... 152 Advertising .................................... 155 Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow, Arizona The yearbook staff consisted of 9 members, with Mrs. Frances Roberts as the advisor. Lots of hard work and extra time went into producing this yearbook. Top, Back Row, Sandra Jonas, Junior Editor; Rosemarie Gonzales, Finance Manager; Wilmer Saufkie, Sports Editor; Barbara Her, Business Manager; Barbara Monsegur, Senior Editor; and Julian Betoney, Sophomore Editor. Front Row, Cindy Wilhelm, Editor; Frances Roberts, advisor; and Tim Hodson, Clubs and Activities Editor. Center, Julian Betoney is caught by the camera when he least expects it. Bottom Left, Geri Navasie, Freshman Editor; Wilmer Saufkie, and Sandra Jonas. Bottom Right, Cindy Wilhelm, and Barb Her. 2 ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Paul Shumway was chosen Annual King for his activeness in school. He served on several committees in Student Council and in Honor Society. Paul received the Dean's Scholarship to B.Y.U., the Elk's Leadership Scholarship for $200, and the Alpha Delta Kappa Book Scholarship. He received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Outstanding American History Student, Outstanding American Government Student, Outstanding Physics Student, Outstanding Biology II Student, and The Shum was on the honor roll for 4 years. Paul was in six different plays during high school. Leellen MacLean was active all 4 years and has a reputation of always being there when she is needed. She helped create the W that burned the longest in our history. She was in PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW, and helped to make it interesting for the rest of the cast. She was on various committees for Student Council, including the intercom committee. Leellen, also known by friends as Super V, Muscar, Lou, and various other aliases, says, Stick with what you believe and don't let the crowd influence you. '77 Meteor Is Dedicated to Mr. Fritz Dahlen The annual staff chose Mr. Fritz Dahlen as the dedicatee of the '77 Meteor. Mr. Dahlen retired during spring, after 28 years of service to the Winslow Public School system. He was superintendent for the last six years. During that time, he did much to greatly improve the public schools, and in particular, the high school. Mr. Dahlen started teaching in Winslow at Roosevelt School in 1949. He was principal of the Indian dormitory, then called Emmons dormitory, for six months, when the dormitory was first built. He then filled the vacancy left by the principal of the Washington-Lincoln school. Afterwards, he became assistant superintendent under Ray Booth, and later, he moved up to superintendent. The staff wishes to recognize Mr. Dahlen for these and many other accomplishments. 4 GENE EDWARD HANCOCK Senior Class President; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Frosh. Pres.; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Alternate Boys State. FRED B. CAMPBELL Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Key Club 2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4-Vice-Pres.; Football 1,2,3,4; Football all-conference, all-state; Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1. LEOTA RHONDA SCOTT Senior Class Secretary; Pep Squad 1,2,3, Sec-4; Matmaids 2, Pres.-3,4; Honor Society 3,4-Pres.; Indian Club 2-Treas. 3,4-Rep.; Paramedical Club 2,3-Historian; Girls State 3; Student Council 3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 4; Chorus 2,3,4; State Math Award 1; Navajo Student Ass'n. MINNIE ROSE BEGAY Senior Class Treasurer; Spanish Club 1,2-Sec. 3-Vice Pres.; Indian Club 3,4; Girls State; Outstanding Free Enterprise student 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Honor Society 3,4. DIANA BAHNIMPTEWA Senior Class Rep; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Student Council 3,4; Indian Club 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; N.O.T.2,3; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Chorus Variety Show 3. DIANE MARIE NELSON Senior Class Rep; Chorus 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, Head Cheerleader 4; S Club 3,4; Pep Squad 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; District Gymnastics 4th place 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3. CLASS OF '77 OFFICERS This year's senior class of '77 had a total membership of 192. The class can be considered fairly large in comparison to previous classes. The class candidate, Cynthia Wilson, won Miss Merry Christmas. The seniors were also the class voted as having the Best School Spirit. They were able to raise $1,900 to use for their various senior activities. The class kept busy all year by making paper chains, decorating trees and building floats. The class followed the new three year tradition of going to Big Surf on Ditch Day. To show how unique this year's seniors were they had turkey for their Senior Banquet. The Seniors of 1977 will certainly be remembered. WILLIAM GLENN THOMACK II Senior Class Rep; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Regional Band 2; Regional Choir 3,4; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4; Reach Out 1,2,3,4; SAE 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Jr. and Sr. plays 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Twirler 4; Speech and Drama Tournaments 1,2,3,4. 6 JAMES ROBERT ADELFSON Band 1,2, Drum Major 3,4; Key Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Orchestra 1, Rep. 2, All-Region 1,2; Band Student Council Rep. 3; D.O. Club Pres. 4; Regional Solo, Excellent 1,2; Regional Ensemble, Superior 2, Excellent 2; Annual Photography 1,2. LAREE ANN ADKINS FT A 1; Speech 2,3, Treas. 2; Chorus 3,4; Concert Choir 4. PATRICIA E. ARAGON MASO 1; Meteorettes Sec. 2,3; Mascot 4; S Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4. RENA ARTHUR Volleyball 1; FTA 1; Track 1,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Indian Club 2,4; Cross Country 4; Chorus 1,4. DEBORAH ANNE BAUMGARTNER Cheerleader 1; Mascot 2; S Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4. DELPHINE BEGAY FHA, Historian 4; SAE 2; Speech and Drama 2; LORENE BEGAY T.R.A.G.Y.C. 4; Chorus Chorus 1,3; Pep Squad 3. 3,4; Chorus Variety Show 3. MICHAEL E. BEESON Football 1. 7 KAREN ANN BENEFIELD Mascot 1,2,3; S Club 3, Pres. 4; Gymnastics 1 2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Honor Society 4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3, Sec. Tres. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Photographer 4; Photo Club 4; Volleyball 4. THOMAS JAMES BENHAM Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Key Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4; W Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3, Historian 4; Quill and Scroll Historian 4; Bulldog Barks Bus. Mgr. 3, Editor 4. MARY BERRY Roachout 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Rep. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; SAE 4; Speech and Drama 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,3,4; Regional 4; Student Council 4. RONALD DAVID BREEZE Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1, Varsity 2,3,4; Honor Society 3, Rep. 4; Student Council 3,4; Journalism 3,4; Chess Club 2; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 4; Quill and Scroll Vice-Pres. Rep. 3,4; W Club 2,3,4. DOUG S. CALLAHAN Football 1; Baseball 1,2; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4; DECA 3; Speech and Drama 4. DAVID CARAWAY JULIAN B. BETONEY Basketball 1,3,4; Football 3; Honor Society 4; Outstanding Mech. Drawing I Student 3. SARAH MARIE CHACON Spanish Club 2; DECA 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Concert Choir 8 RONNIE COLBATH BASIL COOCHWIKVIA Cross Country 3; Indian Club 3,4. CYNTHIA LYNETTE DARNELL Volleyball 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; S.A.E. 2, See. 3; Speech and Drama 1,2; Meteorette Mgr. 2; Jr. Class Play 1; Class Treas. 3; Frosh. State Math Award 1. LAURENCE WILLIAM CONATSER Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,3; Student Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Photography 1,2,3,4. GRACE EVELYN DIXON FHA 4; N.O.T. 2. JANNA MARIE DOUTHITT Musical 1,2; Class Plays 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Photography 4; Reach Out Vice-Pres. 3; Speech and Drama 4. SYLVIA MARIE DURAN Band 1,2,3,4; S.A.E. Vice-Pres. 2; Honor Society 4; Majorette 3,4; Pep Squad 1; S Club 3,4. BILLIE JEAN DOBBINS Pep Squad 1; FHA 4; D.O.C. 4. 9 KEVIN ALAN FA LES Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Full Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. VALERIE RENEE FALLING S Club 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 4; Gymnastics 2. STEVE FISHER RONNIE FRANK KEVIN JOHN FRITZ Key Club 2,3,4; W Club 2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2. DARELNE CECILIA GALLEGOS Spanish Club 4; MASO 1,2,3; Jr. LULAC Sec. 4; Chorus 3,4. MONT GARNER Football 1,2,3, }; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; All Conference Football 4; Honorable Mention for All State Football 4. WILLIAM GONZALES Football 1; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1. ELYSE JEANNINE GREER Chorus 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Speech and Drama 3; Madrigal 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Student Council 3; Chorus Rep 3, Pres. 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Musicals 2,3; Chorus Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Golf 4. DONNA LYN HARRAH Class Rep. 1; S. Club 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4. ISABELLE GROVER Track 2,3; Cross Country 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Indian Club 3,4; T. R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4; Science Club 3; Chorus 1 2,3,4. DONNA HARTSHORN All Region Orchestra 2,3,4; All State Orchestra 3; Honor Society 3,4; SAE 3,4-Sec. Science Club 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4-Sec. Speech and Drama 1,2-Sec. 3-Pres. Stage Band 4; Stage Crew 1,2,3; U of A Junior Award; Pop Band 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3; Madrigal 3; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Typing I; All Around Champion 3rd-2, 1st 3. 11 JULIE ANN HERNANDEZ Chorus 3; Track 2; S Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1. LINDA RUTH HOPPER Metcorettcs 2, Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Frosh Scholarship Award 1; Outstanding Spanish 1; FBLA Sec.-Tres. 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4. JOHN MICHAEL HAYDUKOVICH Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 2,3; Solo and Ensemble 3; SAE 3,4; Science Club 3; Student Council 2,4; FBLA 3. JOSEPH AARON HERNANDEZ Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Honor Society 4; Outstanding Spanish I and II; 2 MARVIN KIRK JENNINGS Football 1,2,3; Wrestling KATHY JENSON 1; Band 1. KYE JESTES Football 2,3; Honor Society 4; Class Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Boys State Delegate. VIRGINIA LYNN KEMSKI Speech and Drama 2,3,4; Jr. and Sr. Plays 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; D.O. Club 4; Chorus 2. MARIE ANN KEYONNIE Pep Squad 1,2 Rep. 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3; J.V. Volleyball 1; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1; Reach Out 2; Student Council 3; Paramedical Club 2,3. JEFFREY BRIAN KIRKLAND Football 1; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Band Council Rep. 2. RICHARD L. KOLOMITZ Key Club 1,2,3,4; W Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference, All State; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King; Co-Captain in Football. TAMMY JEAN KOONCE Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,4; Meteorettes 3; Mascot 2; S Club 3,4-Rep.; Student Council 3,4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4-Pres. 13 14 BERNICE LEWIS ROBERT ALLEN LAPLANTE Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3-Rep.; Speech and Drama 3. CHRISTINA LEWIS Pep Squad 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; FTA 3. BETTY S. LEE SAE 4; FBLA 4. RHODA LYNNE LINSTRA Meteorettes 1,2; Concert Choir 1; Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4. LOUISE LITTLE Band 2,3,4. LORRAINE LUCERO Pep Squad 1; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3; MASO 3; Jr. LULAC 4-Pres.; FB LA 3-Rep. 4-Pres.; Matmaids 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4-Sec.; Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3; Solo and Ensemble Festival 3; Student Council 3, Treas.-4; Miss Kiwanis 4; Outstanding Accounting 4; Elks Youth Banquet 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 16 LEELLEN MACLEAN Class Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. 1; Sec. 3; Band 2,3,4-Treas.; Majorette 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Quill and Scroll 3-Vice-Pres., 4-Rep; Student Council 2,4; Pep Squad 1; Speech and Drama 1; Reach Out 2, Pres.-3,4; Bulldog Barks 3, Asst. Editor 4. KATHERINE ANN MCLAWS Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; S Club 4; Cheerleader Rep. 3,4. JAMES W. MORSE, JR. Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. STEVEN EDWARD MUNDINE Football 1; Chess Club 1,2; Band 1,2; DECA 4; Band Solo and Ensemble 1,2. GEORGE DUDLEY MCGONAGIL L Band 1; Golf 2,3; Drama 3,4; Debate 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL MEAD Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 2,3, Rep. 4; Key Club 3, Treas. 4; Boys State Delegate 3. BETTY JEAN MITCHELL Speech and Drama 2,3; Matmaids 3,4; D.O. Club 4. BARBARA LORENE MONSEGUR Band 1,2,3,4; Jr. and Sr. Plays 2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Orchestra 4; Miss Kiwanis 4; Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Outstanding Spanish II Student; Jr. LULAC Vice-Pres. 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; SAE 3; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Debate 3,4; Speech and Drama 3, Vice-Pres. 4; All Region Band 3; State Solo II rating 3; Solo and Ensemble festival 2,3,4; Regional Solo I rating 3. DAROLD ANTHONY NATSEWAY Student Body Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Band 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Full Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; All Region Band 2,4; All Region Orchestra 3; SAE 3, Pres. 4; Science Club 3, Pres. 4; Track 1; Football; Cross Country 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Stage Crew 3; Outstanding Mech. Drawing II; All Region Orchestra 3; All Region Band 2,4; All State Orchestra 3,4. GEORGE ALVIN NELSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Wrestling 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; W Club 4. LAVONNE NAVAKUKU Pep Squad 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Tribe of Many Feathers 3,4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3; Paramedical Club 2. NANCY NGAI Pep Squad 1; SAE 3, Treas. 4; Reach Out 2; DECA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Plays 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama 4; Debate 2,4; Honor bociety 4; Speech Tournaments 2,4. TERRY PHILLIP NORDELL W Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Football Varsity 2,3, Honorable Mention 4; Basketball Varsity 3,4; Baseball Varsity 2; Track Varsity 3,4. CHERYL A. PHILLIPS Orchestra 1; Symphony Orchestra 1; Chorus 4. LEW G. OSO Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4. DANA NADENE PLEASANTS Jr. and Sr. Plays 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; SAE 3, Rep. 4; Speech and Drama 3, Historian 4; Debate 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Speech Tournaments 2,3,4. 18 ROSEMARY POLIVEMA Pep Squad 4; Indian Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. NEVA DORIS PONEOMA Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; FB LA 4. SONJA DELAINE REFFNER Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Honor Banquet 3; Stage Crew 2,3; Honor Roll 3. KELLY NOREEN REMY Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Mascot 1; Cheerleader 2,3; S Club 2,3,4. ARLENE REBECCA ANN REYES Spanish Club 1,4; MASO 2,3; DECA 3; Jr. LULAC 4; Chorus 4. LINDA ELAINE ROY Chorus 2,3; Concert Choir 4; NOT 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Reach Out 2, Sec. and Tres. 3,4. 19 ANTHONY MICHEAL RUIZ Track Varsity 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Speech and Drama 3,4; Sr. Play Lead Role 3; Jr. Play 3; Musical 3; W Club 3; Concert Choir 3; Annual Staff 3. BEATRICE SUZANNE SANCHEZ DIANE CAROLE SCHEID School Key Award 3; Student Body Sec. 4; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Children's Theater Director 3,4; Class Sec. 1; Orchestra 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 4; Concert Choir 3; Mat-maids 2, Rep. 3, Treas. 4; Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; Speech and Drama 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; All Region Orch. 2,3; Solo and Ensemble festival 1,2; Speech Team 2,3,4; VFW Scriptwriting Contest first place 4; Outstanding Drama Student 3. GENEVA SHULTZ ROSIE MARIE SCOTT Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Meteorettes 3,4; Student Council 4; All Regional Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Strings 4. 20 MICHAEL RUIZ WILMER E. SAUFKIE Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Indian Club 3, Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; W Club 2,3; Musical 3; All Star Track 3; All State Cross Country First Team 2,3. CHRIS STINSON DANIEL SHIR LEY Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2. HAROLD DALE SOEHNER Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Band 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2, Pres. 3, Sec. and Lt. Governor 4; T.R.A.G.Y.C. 2, Pres. 3,4; Class Rep. 3; FBLA 3; Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3; Jr. Play 3; Student Body Pres. 4; ASU Medallion of Honor Winner 3; NAU Citation of Achievement; Key Club Outstanding Pres. Div. I, 3; T.R.A.G.Y.C. Service Award 3; Outstanding Accounting Student 3. CHERI LYNN STUCKER Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Speech and Drama 2,3; Volleyball Mgr. 2,3,4; Jr. Play 1,2,3; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Bulldog Barks 4; Golf 4; Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2,3; State Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2. LEN HERSHAL SURRELL Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1. ALBERT SUSUNKEWA Cross Country 1,2,3,4. PAUL DAVID SHUMWAY Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Chess 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama 4; Science Club 4; Sr. and Jr. Plays 3; Musical 3; Madrigal 4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. JEANNE SORENSON 21 EDWINA KAY TAYLOR Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Meteorettes 3,4; Jr. Play 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play 1, Lead 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4; Children's Theater 3,4; Voice of Democracy 3,4; Variety Shows 1,2,3,4. SUSAN AMANDA TUCKER Speech and Drama 1,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Class Treas. 2; Student Council 4; Majorette Mgr. 4. DOROTHEA THIELE Pep Squad 1,2; Golf 3; Jr. and Sr. Plays 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; S.A.E. 3,4; Miss Kiwanis 4; Madrigal 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Student Council 4; Speech and Drama 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Spanish Club 2, Pres. 3, Rep. 4; Speech Tournament 2,3,4. VERA EYVETTE VILLANUEVA MASO 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Chorus 1. EDDISON WADSWORTH BILL WETZEL Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 2. 22 CYNTHIA DIANE WILSON Band 1,2,3; Speech 1,2,4; Children's Theater 4; S Club 4; Student Council 1; Miss Merry Christmas 4; Varsity Basketball 4-Mgr. T.R.A.G.Y.C. 3,4-Vice Pres. FAITH WHITE HORSE KAREN WILLIAMS CYNTHIA LOUISE WILHELM Annual Staff 3, Ed. 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, Sec-Tres. 4; Speech and Drama 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3; Jr. Play 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Children's Theater 3. MARGARET WILLIAMS RICHARD WOODS THOMAS YAZZIE SENIORS NOT PICTURED ARNE ABRAHAMSEN DEBBIE ALLISON FRANKIE BAHE ROBERT BEATY LORRAINE BEGAY DARRELL BRYSON DAVID CASWELL JOHN CHASE GILBERT CHEE FRANKLIN CRAIG DONNIE CUNNINGHAM TERRY CURLEY THOMAS ESTUDILLO TERRY FLEMONS MICHAEL FREDERICKS ROY FREDERICKS GEORGE GARCIA JOESPH GONZALES RICHARD GONZALES BRUCE HODGINS EMERSON JOHN JAMEY JONES WILFRED KAYE DEE KIRBY DINA KRETSEDEMAS JOHN LAND EDWARD LEWIS VERNON LONG JOHNNY L. LOPEZ JOESPH MANSFIELD PEDRO MARQUEZ ROBERT MARTINEZ PRESTON MAY ARTHUR MAZZA SCOTT McCORMICK brad McDonald LYDIA MILLIGAN GILBERT MONCAYO DARLENE MONROE CLYDE MORRIS NORMAN MITCHELL STEVEN MUTZ ALVIN NAVASIE GERALDINE NAVASI WENDELL NAVENMA PHILLIP REED MICHAEL REYES MICHAEL RUBI CATHY SALAZAR NATALIE SANDERSON MARK SCHULTZ WILSON SLOWTALKER CARMEN SMITH PAUL SMITH ANNA STACEY ELVIS SWEET NORTON TALAYUMPTEWA LEONARD TAWAHONG VA LEE WILLIAMS JACOB YAIVA CLIFTON YAZZIE 23 The yearbook staff nominated and voted for seniors to win the awards of: Best Dressed, Most Likely to Succeed, Mr. and Ms. Congeniality, and Most Charming Couple. The winners of this contest were. Top Left, Jeff Kirkland and Elyse Greer, Best Dressed. Top Right, Harold Sochner and Diane Scheid, Most Likely to Succeed. Center, Tony Ruiz and Karen Williams, Mr. and Ms. Congeniality. Bottom, Mary Berry and Terry Richard, Most Charming Couple. The annual staff felt that they made good decisions, and hope that you agree. AWARDS FOR CLASS OF 1977 COUPLES ON CAMPUS When the photographers were given the assignment to take pictures of couples on campus, they at first found it quite difficult It seems that every-time they got close to the couples, the couples would hide. So with quick intelligence the photographers decided to take telescopic shots of the couples they found together on campus. Those couples captured by the camera were. Top Left, Ron Owsley and Sylvia Duran. Top Right, Brenda Williams and Ron Colbath. Center, Susan Me Laws and Victor Martinez. Bottom, Steve Falling and Deidre Poisall. 27 30 (ACTORS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) Mark Chambers.........Tony Robin Conway..........Lorraine Lynn Kemski...........Kitty Dudley McGonagill .... Martin Mary McKay............Jane James Milligan........Art Diane Scheid..........Anqie Paul Shumway..........Mr. Morrow Cheri Stucker ........Margie Kay Taylor.............Margaret Bill Thomack..........Jack Terry Vance...........Fitz Cindy Wilhelm.........Mrs. Morrow JR.-SR. PLAY The Junior and Senior plays were combined this year due to lack of time, and the two classes produced, Seventeenth Summer. The cast had 13 members and the crew consisted of three people: Dorothea Thiele, Dana Pleasants, and Nancy Ngai. The play was directed by Bob Howell. The female lead was Diane Sc he id, and the male lead was Bill Thomack. Opposite Page, Top, Bill Thomack, Diane Scheid, and Cindy Wilhelm in the picnic scene. Center Left, Kay Taylor and James Milligan try to keep a straight face. Center Right, Robin Conway, Dudley McGonagill, Paul Shumway, and Lynn Kemski. Bottom Left, Diane Scheid. Bottom Right, Cheri Stucker, Mary McKay, and Diane Scheid in fight scene. This page. Top, Lynn Kemsi, and Dudley McGonagill. Center Left, Diane Scheid, Mark Chambers, Mary McKay, Terry Vance, and Cheri Stucker. Center Right, Paul Shumway tells Bill Thomack what he expects of him. Bottom, Lynn Kemski threatens Diane Scheid with a deadly weapon. 31 Photo by Loe Earl Hardworking People in Special Classes It takes some special people to make our school special. We have shown only a few of the people that go all out for their classes and teachers. Top Left, Paul Shumway and Leellen MacLean pose for a formal shot after they won Annual King and Queen. Top Right, Joe Breeze and Donald Summersgill perform before their English class in one of Shakespeare's plays. Bottom Left, Scott McCormick, the artist for both the school paper and for the yearbook, concentrates on his work. Bottom Right, Mary McKay, Barb Iler, and Debbie DeAngelis act out the three witches in Shakespeare's MACBETH. FROM THE MISTY PAST In the far corners of our minds all we have left are shadowy memories of all the events that happened on Class Day '77. The Seniors did a skit of a class reunion in 1987, in which they honored members of their J.V. basketball team. Diane Scheid presented the School Key to Don Summorsgill. The big day ended with the seniors rushing to their cars for water balloons. 34 CLASS DAY OF 1977 4 0 SENIOR BANQUET The theme for the senior banquet was The Way We Were ' and the guest speaker was Mr. Tom Whipple who reminisced about the way things were when he was in high school. The senior band members played for the occasion, Pat Aragon read the class poem, and Mary Berry and Elyse Greer sang the class song. 36 Bill Herron President Debbie DeAngelis Vice-President Barbara Iler Secretary Diana Tecklenburg T reasurer The class of '78 started the year by winning first place with their float in the Homecoming parade. The float had the goal posts connected by a rainbow and the Homecoming theme which was Today's The Day . They continued their winning streak by taking first place with their Christmas tree, and they won second place for their Miss Merry Christmas candidate. They lost out in the Christmas chain contest and came in fourth. Unlike previous years the juniors joined with seniors in putting on a play instead of each class giving their own play as had been done before in the past. Above, Mary McKay and Kathy Conner work in the concession stand. At Right, Debbie DeAngelis and the smile that made her runner-up as Miss Merry Christmas. JUNIOR OFFICERS Danette Richards Representative David Guzman Representative Don Summersgill Representative 38 Phillip Baca Ricky G. Baker Ricky Lynn Baker Jaye Barris Vivian Anderson Patrick Archibeque Diane Argetsinger Lynda Armijo Karen Abeita Jeff Ahmann Debbie Alexander Ernest Alva 39 Valerie Bryson Johnny Butler Mark Chambers Kevin Chavez 40 Pisoni Franklin Vanessa Gallegos Georgia Garcia Henry Goldtooth Mary Gonzales Rosemarie Gonzales Vivian Gonzales Shawn Gorham Diane Harris Jeanne Haydukovich Kathy Hernandez Ted Hines David Hodgins Davis Honie Pat Horne Eunice Humeyestewa 41 Leslie Hunt Janetta Hutchings Chila Jackson Carol James Catherine Jaramillo Phi 11 ip Jody Virgil Joe Margie Joseph Gilbert Jue Joni Keams Sandye Keams Velta Keevama Mike Kirk Eddie Kirkland Larry Kudlock Brenda Larry Trena Larry Thurston Lee Rhonda Lehr Donald Lomahptewa 42 Darlene Lopez Evelyn Lopez Shirley Lopez Susan Lopez Benjamin Mansfield Dan Matlow Pat Matney Coy Mattox Stephen Mazon Kelly McCauley Melanie McDaniel Pam McGuire Mary McKay Lori Me Laws Debi Mead Eddie Miller Loretta Milligan Maria Monsegur Debra Myron Lindberg Namingha Mary Jane Nanez Derek Nelson Carol Ngai Diane O'Connell Josephine Oliva James Parker David Parsons Tommy Pate Larry Pointer Debra Polk Dennis Poolheco Linda Pugh Tess O'Haco Tony Oso Ron Owsley Michael Rodriguez 44 Yolanda Rodriguez Patty Rodgers Daniel Salazar Stella Salazar Cathy Sanchez Kathy Scott William Scott Bonnie Secakuku Eddie Sedillo Lupe Serna Clayton Shula Dixie Smith Shawn Smith Tim Smith Sharon Sockyma Dina Taggart Danny Tamplen Phyllis Teems Loretta Thompson Lisa Tucker 45 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Veronica Attakai Authur Baca Paulita Begay Chris Bustamonte Peter Cake Donald Chase Roselyn Chatter Victoria Chatter Marlene Chavez Starlene Curley Doug Estudillo Robert Estudillo Becky Foy Elisabeth Fuson Wanda Glover Edward Gonzales Phil Harris Ora Jensen Sandra Jonas Loren Kewanimptewa Madeline Kinlicheenie Larry Lewis Matilda Lomavaya Fidel Lopez Leonard Lucero Alice Mallette Cleo Marquez Victor Martinez Verna Mitchell Bonnie Moore Daniel Moore Raymie Namingha Clayton Navakuku Diana D. O'Connell John Palacios Tapaha Patsy Keith Pitts Charles Sanchez David Sedillo Bradley Sekayumptewa Kerrie Taylor Angie Thomas Darlene Thompson Thomas Thompson Mitch White Ophelia Wood Geneva Yazzie Linda Zamora 46 Left, Juniors discuss problems of raising funds for Junior Prom with Mr. Henling, class sponsor. Lower Left, the junior Christmas tree that won first place. Lower Right, Jeff Boles and Jonnllynne Barris in Mr. Harris' 302 English class. 47 TWIRP WEEK In 1977 the sophomores decided to expand the Twirp Day into a full week of hilarious contests. The activities for Twirp Week wore bum day, crazy tie and sock day, crazy hat day, and Mr. and Miss Lovely Legs. The winners for Twirp Week were Mr. Walton, the • bumiest bum; Tess O'Haco, the craziest tie; and Cheri Stucker, the craziest hat. Four candidates from each class participated in the legs contest and modeled their beautiful legs. Winners were Jeannev Sorensen and Bill Herron. Twirp Week ended with a Saturday night dance. Upper Right are two candidates for lovely legs; Below, Mr. and Miss Lovely Legs; Center Right, Robin Conway, Tammy Wilson, Jaye Barris and Cheri Stucker under the prize winning hat; Lower Left, Don Summersgill and tie; Lower Right, the lovely legs. 49 Bretta Higdon President Carol Betoney Vice-President Randi Sprankle Secretary Denise Johnson Treasurer The class of '79 took 3rd place in the Homecoming parade and 3rd place in the Miss Merry Christmas contest. They followed the same pattern and placed 3rd in the Christmas chain contest, but then placed 4th in the annual Christmas tree contest. Top Right, one of Mrs. Greenwood's English classes. Although apparently surrounded by girls, David Hancock and Dan Dove still find time to do their work. Bottom Right, another one of Mrs. Greenwood's English classes concentrates on reading LORD OF THE FLIES. From Left to Right, Kerry Pugh, John West, Lane Leppin, Susie Bolton, Arthur Baca, Anthony Polk, Back Row, Against the Wall, Stanley Curley, and Vincent Ruiz. Bottom, Susan Me Laws, Miss Merry Christmas candidate. Chris Atkinson Representative Laura Kislingbury Representative Bobbie Padilla Representative 50 John Abrahamscn Bruce Adkins Angelo Aragon Patricia Armijo Perry Attakai Dyane Baca JoAnn Baca T ommie Bahnimptewa Theresa Baine Rita Begay Yvonne Begay Marlene Berry Randy Berry Jack Billie Jerry Billy Taney Bryson Jenny Campbell Robert Caraway Mary Etta Chase Arthur Chavez John Bolton Susan Bolton Ana Bowannie Doris Bowman Marlene Brown . % Shirley Chow Darlene Clark Tony Clark Nancy Clubbs Tammy Cockerham 51 Candy Cole Grace Cordova Eddie Coughlin Stanlene Curley Stanley Curley Lori Dorsett Cardy Dowd Barry Duggins Wesley Duran Keith Egbert Freddie Espinosa Anna Estudillo Frances Estudillo Keith Fales Margo Franklin Keith Curnutte Patty Davis Douglas DeWitt Arlene Dixson Marvin Dixson Nancy Fred Jacob Fredericks Craig Freeman Debbie Freeman Bill Fritz .4 Ross Fulton Gerald Fuson Judi Gill Tommic Gilliam Anita Gonzales 52 Debra Gonzales Trini Gonzales Robert Greer Michael Guerrero Raul Guzman David Hancock Mike Hansen Robert Hansen Billy Harms Jimmy Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Eric Higginson Teresa Hoagland Cindy Holland Milton Honawa J Cheryl Horner Brenda Howell Gene Hudson Beverly Jackson Alvin James Susan Jennings Verna Jensen Bernice Joe Herbert John Melanie Jones Jack Jue Ronnie Kaye Sherian Kaye Evelyn Keyonnie Genevieve Keyonnie 53 Larry Kincaid Terry Kirk Jeff Knotts Phil Knotts Randy Koonce Leon Koruh Nick Kretsedemas Minor Land Richard Lassiter Nancy Lee Caroline Lester Rhena Linstra Marlene Long Priscilla Lopez Danny Lucero Jim Mac Lean Jonie Mathews Tammy Mathews Ronald Mazon John McCauley Lisa McDonald Jim McGilberry Becky McGurie Susan McLaws Alette Mendoza James Milligan Billy Mitchell Kathy Morris Sharon Mundine Deborah Nahsonhoya 54 Kenneth Parker Monica Pena David Peters Shawn Peterson Valerie Pfeiffer Laurel Poleyestewa Anthony Polk Betsy Polston Karen Pugh Kerry Pugh Kenneth Noe Lucinda Nopah Gary Orndorf Tracy Oso Velma Oso Sylvia Ragnoli Regina Reffner Claude Renfro Elfonzo Renfro Virginia Reyes Darrell Riggs Debbie Riley Katherine Rosales Ray Rubi Stevie Ruiz Diane Salazar Donna Salazar Joe Salazar Sandra Salazar Lydia Sanchez 5r. Priscilla Sanchez Carolyn Sanderson Debi Sandoval Antoinette Saufkie LaVern Scott Nancy Scott Keith Shay Brenda Sheets Sandra Shirley Terry Short Lynette Shupla Laura Shurley Dextra Sidney Bobby Smith Herman Smith Lee Sockyma Greg Sombrero Miriam Stacey Judy Stell Patti Sterr Donna Stewart Cindy Stinson Julia Store Barry Summers Debra Tafoya Cheryl Talahaftewa Darin Talashoma Lyneva Tanner Duane Tawahongva Charles Thomack 56 Dani Vizcaya Gay Volk Danford Wadsworth Thomas Walker Jennifer Watts Michael Thompson Verna Thompson Michael Van Henry Vandervalk Beverlee Vaughn John West Cindy Whipple Tommy Whipple Joe Wilcox Warren Wilhoite Helen Wyrick Katherine Yazzie Matilda Yazzie Sharon Yazzie Wilbert Yazzie Clinton Wilkins Calvert Williams Cathy Williams Freddie Willie Danny Wyrick 57 Eric Ybarra Sally Ybarra Ann Youvella SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Makina Alonzo Emerson Ami Clarence Attakai Theresa Bahe Jarvis Begay Carolyn Bustamonte Kathryn Conner Scott Davis Johnny Dixson Benny Estudillo Lamont Everidge Susan Gabbard John Galvan Russell Joey Evan Leander Ronald Lee Lane Leppin Alexander Lester Elfrieda Lomahoma Elfreida Long Esther Long Arthur Lovato Robert Mahkewa Russell McAllister Randy Mead Vera Miles Clarence Myron Glenn Petranovich Russell Polivema Arthur Richards Jimmy Richards Teresa Ryan Tom Ryan Daniel Salazar Michael Sanchez Julia Seaton Loretta Thompson Johnny Villanueva Maxine Wadsworth Jeffery Wood pearl Yazzie The class of '80 had a good beginning of their four years in high school, when they took 1st place in the Christmas chain contest with a chain that was over 700 feet long. Then they produced a tree that took 2nd place in the annual Christmas tree contest. The class placed 4th with their float in the Homecoming parade and then used the materials from the float to wrap around the W that they burned at the next football game. They also placed 4th in the Miss Merry Christmas Contest. The attendance at class meetings was better than in past years. Below, freshmen compete in the licorice contest during freshman orientation with upper classmen looking on. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Darlene Gonzales president Sharon Poolheco vice president Sharon Polk secretary Ann Gonzales treasurer Steven Arthur representative Patty Benham representative Yvonne Faucher representative Cindy Ahmann James Ahrens Floyd Albert Barbara Alcott Wilfred Armijo Cynthia Bealer Marvin Beeson Allison Begay Amy Begay Edwin Begay Diane Attakai Larson Attakai Raymond Baca Kathryn Barris Annette Barton Elvera Begay Linda Begay Coretta Begay Mildred Begay Billy Betony Denise Bowannie Terry Bowman Cary Boyle Arthur Brito Shelly Bumgarner Robert Campbell Mike Carlson James Carter David Chase Benjamin Chatter 61 David Chavez Michael Chavez Terry Chischiilie Sherri Cleveland Marty Clinton Linda Coin Robert Cronemeyer Edith Curley Marlene Dabbs John Dalton Rusty Davis Mabel Dayzic Anthony Descheenie Ritchie Dixson Warren Dobbins Dan Dove Lynette Dove Terry Duke Eleanor Duran Lorrie Edwards Joseph Estudillo Zelda Flemons Kirk Fowler Florence Francis Curtis Fredericks Darla Freemen Marty Freeman Geraldine Fuson Charles Golvan Teresa Garcia 62 Yvonne Guerrolo Daniel Guzman Dena Halopoff Carrie Hancock Terri Hancock Willie Hancock Rita Hatch Connie Hay Hilary Henri Janice Henrie Melody Gamer Denver Gilliam Cheryl Gonzales Joey Gonzales Robert Gonzales Robert E. Gonzales Sylvia Gonzales Rudy Gonzalez Jane Goldtooth Theresa Graybeal Craig Herron Maria Herzog Kathy Hodge Danny Holland David Horne Curtis Hudson Terri Irwin Joy Jacks Cornelia James Gene James 63 Patti Labart AI Land James Leander Cassandra Lee Doris Lee Judith James Laura James Sharon James Richard Jaramillo Kent Jestes Leslie Jody Lester John Dana Johnson Diamond Johnson Ray Kaye James Lee Kerry Leanard Dick Lester Carol Lewis Debbie Lewis Timothy Lewis Melcina Lomahaptewa Joe Lomeli Margie Long Shannon Long 64 Cecil Lopez Edward Lopez Walter Lynch Betty Mannie Ronald Martinez Ronald Matney Kelvin Mattox Donna Mead Ronnie Meritt Tom McCauley Lou Morris Leon Myron Patricia Natoni Anthony Natseway Raquel Navacco Verl Nells Lynnette Nelson Preston Nelson Steven Nelson David Nez Mike McGuire Charles Miller Grace Mitchell Louise Mitchell Phillip Mancayo David Montana Linda Moore Karry Morse Kenny Morse Jim Morris 65 Marty Ovah Cynthia Owsley Cindy Ozment Terri Paddit Regina Padgett Felicia Panana Henry Parker Cindy Parsons John Passmore Nathan Peachos Debbie Pelton Ron Pelton Maria Perales Sheila Plese Carole Pointer Dec Poisall Sheila Polk Anthony Poolheco Willie Powell Gina Randolph Tim Randolph Elena Reffner Kim Remy Louie Reyes Steven Reyes Laverne Reyess Jacki Reynolds Susan Richey Greg Richard Jackie Riggs 66 Debra Romero Teresa Romero David Rooriguez Tonya Ruiz Pat Sanchez Robin Sandoval Theresa Sandoval Karen Schibi Janet Scott John Scott Tom Stotts Debera Stucker Steven Stull Doug Summersgill Arthur Tafoya Steven Slioupe Dawn Smith Gerrie Smith Micky Soehner Jerome Sterr Karen Tecklenburg Bobby Thomack Ames Thompson Lori Thompson Rose Tohannie 67 Larry Tyler Angela Upshaw Anna Van Paula Vandervalk Catherina Vizcaya Joe Witt David Wong Willy Woo Tom Wright Arlene Yazzie FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Harriet Anderson Marcilia Astorga Kimberly Baldwin Delphine Begay Marlinda Begay Mathew Berry Eddie Cordova Wilbur Curley Amos Dailey Tilman Dickson Carlene Dixon Christopher Estudillo Eugene Fredricks Gerald Fuson Mark Gonzales Denise Griffin Eugene Henrie Joey Hernandez Roger Huber Anthony Jaramillo Alvin Kooyahoema Nancy Long Carla Martin Garland Navakuku Eric Nelson Caroline Perez Virginia Posey Susan Remy David Richey Vincent Ruiz Raul Salazar Daniel Sanchez Pat Sanchez Theresa Sandoval Evelyn Schultz Loren Schultz Elvira Spencer Jerry Sprowls Dudley Talas Robert Taylor Gene Woodty Walter Wyrick Vera Yazzie Marlene Young Lupe Zamora Jennie Yazzie Julia Yazzie Oscar Yonnie 68 ORIENTATION Every year it has been a tradition to hold Freshman Orientation in order to introduce the freshmen into life at W.H.S. This year was no exception. Slave week was filled with fun and laughter as owners dressed their slaves in costumes ranging from night gowns and curlers to leisure suits worn in the 17th century. Not to mention the makeup jobs done on the freshman faces. Also there was a contest every lunch hour in which owners could enter their slaves, and they were: the licorice race, the banana eating contest, the chalk v alk, the shaving cream race, and the traditional Peanut 500. Since there is an exception to every rule, this year lemons were used instead of peanuts. Shown Clockwise From Upper Left, Jerry Libsch displays his makeup job. Anthony Poolheco participates in shaving cream race. Student Council performs for freshmen. Freshmen participate in Peanut 500. Rusty Davis and his sister, Patty display his costume. Anthony Poolheco after shaving cream race. Freshmen participating in licorice race. The faculty won the annual Honor Society—Faculty basketball game, that was held again this year, with a score of 80-79. The money earned was given to the animal shelter. Opposite, Left, Mr. Renkens shoots while members of the Honor Society attempt to stop him. Right, Mr. Griffith makes two points with Mike Mead and Mr. Petronovich looking on. Center, members of the Meteors are: Lane Leppin, John West, Kerry Pugh, David Sedillo, Bill Herron, Mont Garner, and Alvin Nelson. IK - The beautiful Meteors , who were drafted by Dorothea Thiele, added a sense of charm and sophistication with their hilarious exhibition. Opposite, Left, Tony Ruiz is caught by the camera. Right, Tom Benham and Mr. Petronovich jump for the ball. This was the sixth year that the game has been held. Unfortunately, not many people attended. 70 On Thursday, February 24, Winslow had the so called, snow of the year. It snowed all Thursday afternoon and evening, and by Friday morning there was about 10 inches of snow. Ironically the Saturday previous to this snow found students in shorts and swim suits basking in the heat. Soon after the snow melted the dreary winds began once again. Upon waking on Friday morning many felt that Winslow appeared as a fantasy and fairyland, a very cold fantasy at that. Trees were drooping to the ground from the weight of the snow and everything in sight was covered. The photographers were asked to take pictures of the snow and on this page are a few of the pictures they came up with. 71 Like all years 1976 - 1977 had its share of fads and fashion, those things that are considered in. Top Right, Cindy Wilhelm, Lynn Kemski, and Kay Taylor in one of the latest fashions, hooded shirts and sweaters. Although usually the hoods wore worn down sometimes they were worn up like in the picture Top Left. Center Left, Renee Falling, Left, and Elyse Greer, Right, model gaucho pants with vests and boots. Harold Soehner, Center, in a 3-piece suit which could be worn to formal and semi-formal affairs. Bottom, Diane Nelson in cowl neck sweater and ski jacket; Debbie DeAngelis wearing a jump suit. Jumpsuits were really in this year. 72 w- Top, Elyse Greer, Left, and Diane Nelson, Right, in cowl neck sweaters, Steve Falling, Center, is shown in overalls with buttons, and the popular skateboard. Center Left, Steve Falling in his overalls, Debbie DeAngelis in sweater, turtleneck, and Levis with braided pockets, and Alvin Nelson with Levis with diagonal seams running V-shaped from the knee down. Center Right, earth shoes and fancy socks. Bottom Left, writing on shirts is popular. Back Row, Kay Taylor and Mary Berry. Front Row, Dorothea Thiele, Leellen Mac Lean, and Nancy Ngai. Bottom Right, Rhonda Lehr, Danette Richards, and Dixie Smith show feathered bangs. 73 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE From Top to Bottom are Ronald Breeze, Kye Jestes, Mike Mead, and Harold Soehner, who attended Boys State at NAU in June of 1976. Upper Left is Minnie Begay and Lower Right is Rhonda Scott who attended Girls State at U of A in June. Tommy Bahnlmptewa Jack Billy Gerald Fuson Roger Lynch Joseph Mansfield Raymle Namingha Don Summersgill Donnie Tamplen Danford Wadsworth Thomas Yazzie WHS cross country runners competed in several meets during the 1976 season. Above, Loren Kewanimptewa and Loren Schultz lead the team to victory. Top Right, James Parker and Loren Kewanimptewa try to outdistance their competition. Right, Roger Lynch and Jack Billy pace each other during competition. 76 Ricky G. Baker Alvin James, Jr. Loren Kewanimptewa Alvin Kooyahoema Wendell Navenma James Parker Loren Schultz Lee Sockyma Albert Susunkwa Dave Conatscr, coach Wilmer Saufkie, mgr. CROSS COUNTRY TAKES STATE The W.H.S. cross country team went all the way this year, taking AA Division and continuing on to take State. The runners that went to State were: Ricky G. Baker, Wendell Navenma, Albert Susunkewa, Loren Kewaniptewa, Lee Sockyma, James Parker, Alvin Kooyahoema, and Wilmer Saufkie, manager. The outstanding runners were Ricky G. Baker, James Parker, and Wendell Navenma. Mr. Conatser said that they took turns beating each other in competition and that it was primarily a team effort that helped them take State, rather than individual effort. There were no records broken, but the team members returning next year will keep on trying. 77 Jeff Ahmann Ernest Alva Ricky L. Baker Robert Beaty Allen Bollin Mont Garner Gene Hancock Bill Herron Craig Horner Dick Kolomitz John Land Victor Martinez Coy Mattox Kelly McCauley Mike Mead Eddie Miller Clyde Morris Jim Morse Alvin Nelson Kenny Noe 78 VARSITY TAKES DIVISION The Winslow High fightln' Bulldogs had a 9-0 season and took AA division. The team made it all the way to State, where they lost to Canyon del Oro. Statistics show that the Bulldogs' undefeated season was of great importance, because although several teams have gone to State and several have taken State only four teams can brag that they had an undefeated season, and these were: 1927, 1964, 1965, and 1976. One of the pep buses broke down on the way to the game and only saw the last 10 minutes of the State game. Top, Coaches Emil Nasser, Roger Miller, Artie Griffith and John Fink. Bulldogs work hard to stop an opposing team from gaining yardage. Left, Len Surrell and Mont Garner. Right, Coach Nasser lets Shawn Smith know exactly what is on his mind. 79 Terry Nordell Ron Owsley David Peters Anthony Polk Claude Renfro David Sedillo Paul Smith Shawn Smith Harold Soehner Len Surrell John West Tommy Whipple Joe Wilcox Ricky Woods Billie Harms Shown at Extreme Left are managers Mike Sanchez, Henry Vandervalk, and Clint Wilkins. Center, Victor Martinez is preparing to kick the ball while Shawn Smith holds the ball for him. Right, fighting Winslow Bulldogs strive to make yardage. 80 Holbrook JV FOOTBALL J.V. football players arc: Back Row, Mark Chambers, Wade Hansen, Mike Kirk, Evan Leander, Kerry Pugh, Kenny Noe, Phillip Baca, Russel Joey, Mike Gurrero, Bill Fritz; Next Row, Gene Hudson, Herman Smith, Claude Renfro, Lane Leppin, Nick Kretsedemis, Jack Jue, John McCauley, Eric Ybarra, Steve Stull, Arthur Chavez; Next Row, Joe Lomeli, Greg Sombrero, Stanley Curley, Mike McLean, Clayton Shula, Freddie Willie, Joe Wilcox, Raul Guzman, Elphanso Renfro, Ross Fulton, Gilbert Jue; Front Row, Shawn Gorham, Mike Van, Bobby Smith, John Land, Warren Wilhoite, Lamont Everidge, Shawn Peterson, John West, Chuck Thomack, Freddie Espinosa. Scoreboard Winslow 14 Holbrook Winslow 44 Blif lNge Wjrelow 14 Flalstaff Mfislow 8 GalTup K i lo.w 6 Snow ake TO tislow - Lli o FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football season record was 5 wins and 4 losses. They averaged 23 points per game and their total points were 207 for the season. Their opponents averaged 22 2 3 points and their total points were 205. Members of the freshman football team shown above are, First Row, David Montoya, Mike McGuire, Paul Shaw, Jacob Miller, Bobby Thomack, Eddie Cordova, Danny Holland, Warren Dobbins; Second Row, Marty Freeman, Steve Reyes, Craig Herron, Derron Sheets, Eddie Lopez, Zane Watts, Ron Pelton, Tommy Stotts; Third Row, Gene James, Marvin Beeson, Ronald Martinez, Larry Tyler, David Chavez, Joey Hernandez, Billy Betoney, Marty Clinton; Fourth Row, Tom McCauley, Doug Summersgill, Micky Soehner, Willie Powell, Walter Lynch, AI Land, Tony Poolheco, James Leander, Robert Gonzales, Coach Smith, Greg Campbell, Danny Moy, James Aherus, and Coach Petranovich. Right, Walter Lynch helps to pile up yardage for the freshman football team in the season. Bottom, Tony Poolheco also helps to pile up yardage. 82 SCOREBOARD Winslow 8 Winslow 41 Winslow 36 Winslow 34 Winslow 22 Winslow 36 Winslow 6 Winslow 8 Winslow 16 Holbr Blue Ming F lagstaf Snowfl Gallup Coconi Holbr Ti VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard all year promoting spirit at games and pep rallies. They often could be seen in hilarious costumes at these rallies. Top Left, Jean Sorenson, Danctte Richards, Diane Nelson, Valerie Bryson, Kathy Me Laws, and Laura West. Top Right, Valerie Bryson, Diane Nelson, Laura West, and Kathy Me Laws promote spirit at a basketball game. Bottom Left, Varsity Cheerleaders in one of their more conservative costumes. Bottom Right, Laura West, Kathy Me Laws, Valerie Bryson, Danette Richards, Diane Nelson, and Jean Sorenson. The freshman cheerleaders worked hard during the year pushing the freshman atheletes to work harder to make points. Forming a pyramid at Right, Taney Bryson, Rena Linstra, Susan McLaws, and Donna Stewart. Center Left, Susan McLaws, Rena Linstra, Taney Bryson, and Donna Stewart. Center Right, Susan, Taney, and Donna in action. Bottom, Susan and Donna. • I T Top, Yvonne Faucher, Patty Benham, Melody Garner, and Anna Ruth Van. Center Left, Melody Garner, Patty Benham, Anna Ruth Van, and Yvonne Faucher. Center Right, Yvonne Faucher, Patty Benham, Melody Garner, and Anna Ruth Van. Bottom, Patty Benham, Yvonne Faucher, Anna Ruth Van. FROSH CHEERLEADERS METEORETTES AND 86 MASCOTS Opposite Page, Top Left, Joann Baca, Laura Kisslingbury, Center, meteorettes in action at a game. Bottom, Left to Right, Linda Pugh and Pat Aragon; Linda; Pat. This Page Top Meterorettes in action. Bottom, Back Row, Donna Salazar ' Cheryl Horner, Linda Hopper, Wanda Glover, Athena Clark, and Vivian Gonzales. Front Row, Kay Taylor, Rosie Scott, Judy Gill, Debra Polk, Dani Vizcaya. Wot Pictured are Shirlev Lopez, and Grace Cordova. 87 88 HOMECOMING Today is the day was the theme for the 1976 Homecoming. The theme was printed on the side of the junior float which took 1st place for the second year in a row. Second place was taken by the class of 1977 the mighty seniors. Third place was taken by the sophomores and last place was given to the freshmen. The king and queen were Dick Kolomitz, king, and Jeannie Sorenson, queen. Female candidates were Pat Aragon, Donna Harrah, Kathy McLawsand Diane Nelson. Male candidates were Paul Smith, Terry Nordell, Mont Gamer, and Fred Campbell. The Winslow Bulldogs put the Coconino Panthers in their place, winning the Homecoming game 41-25. This Page Top, the prize winning Junior Class float. Center, Jeannie Sorenson, Homecoming Queen, and Dick Kolomitz, Homecoming King. Bottom, the W.H.S. Concert Choir performing at the Homecoming assembly. Opposite Pate, Top Left, Barry Griffith, crown bearer and Jeane Me Laws, the flower girl, lead the coronation procession. Top Right, candidates: Pat Aragon, Donna Harrah, Kathy Me Laws, and Diane Nelson. Below, candidates Paul Smith, Terry Nordell, Mont Garner, and Fred Campbell. Center and Bottom, royal couples who formed the coronation march were, Terry Nordell and Diane Nelson, Fred Campbell and Pat Aragon, Paul Smith and Jeannie Sorenson, Dick Kolomitz and Kathy Me Laws, Mont Garner and Donna Harrah. Mrs. Bly, Center Right, who was completing her last year at W.H.S., was honored as the dedicatee. 90 Scoreboard Winslow 66 Mingus 64 Winslow 57 Page 63 Winslow 47 Round Valley 52 Winslow 62 Gallup 76 Winslow 56 Tuba City 48 Winslow 57 Page 60 Winslow 63 Snowflake 59 Winslow 49 Coconino 52 Winslow 44 Tuba City 52 Winslow 78 Window Rock 51 Winslow 48 Flagstaff 58 Winslow 56 Holbrook 55 Winslow 56 Kingman 62 Winslow 66 Coconino 57 Winslow 67 Snowflake 59 Winslow 77 Tuba City 67 Winslow 68 Holbrook 76 Winslow 50 Flagstaff 43 Winslow 74 Mingus 67 Winslow 65 Kingman 66 Winslow 65 Coconino 61 Winslow 59 Flagstaff 57 Winslow 54 Gilbert 56 VARSITY BASKETBALL Members of the Varsity Basketball team. Top Row, Ernest Alva, Julian Betoney, John Haydukovich, Jamie Jones, Terry Nordell, Tommy Pate, Tony Poolheco, and Willie Powell; Bottom Row, Jack Renkens, coach; John Land, Minor Land, Coy Mattox, Claude Renfro, Paul Smith, Shawn Smith, and John Fink, assistant coach. Center, Willie Powell and John Land going for a rebound against Holbrook. Claude Renfro against Page. Jamie Jones making a basket for Winslow. David Peters, manager. Not Shown Shawn Peterson, manager. JV BASKETBALL The WHS Junior Varsity basketball team had an excellent season with a record of 15 wins and only 4 losses, and a conference record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Coach Fink was very proud of his Bulldog cagers. Shown at Right, Brent Ezell jumps high to control the tip. Center, Tommy Pate shoots for two. Team members for the 1976-77 season were. Bottom, Minor Land, Nick Kretsedemas, Randy Mead, Freddie Williams, Mark Chambers, Kerry Pugh, Tommy Pate, Coach John Fink, Brent Ezell, Jeff Ahmann, Michael Guerrero, Russell Joey, Warren Wilhoite, Raul Guzman, Anthony Polk, and Rickey G Baker. WHS 62 62 52 54 50 42 62 55 65 42 55 60 65 59 67 47 50 42 58 JV SCOREBOARD Mingus Page Round Valley Gallup Page Snowflake Coconino Tuba City Window Rock Flagstaff Holbrook Kingman Coconino Snowflake Tuba City Holbrook Flagstaff Mingus Kingman The Winslow Bulldog freshman basketball team had a very good season with a record of 13 wins and 6 losses, and a conference record of 5 wins and 5 losses. In 19 games, these hustling young men scored 1108 points to their opponents' 912 points for a 58.3 ppg to 48.0 ppg margin. Members of the freshman team Shown Above, First Row, are Coach Larry Smith, Coach Jack Renkens; Second Row, A| Land, Lester John, Leslie Jody, Tilman Dickson, Larson Attakai, Danny Holland, Marty Clinton, Robert Gonzales, Walter Lynch, Mickey Soehner, Loren Schultz, Paul Shaw, and Billy Betoney. Not Shown is Warren Dobbins. Left, Billy Betoney outjumps his opponent; Belov Left, Robert Gonzales shoots to score; Below, Robert Gonzales controls the tip. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 93 In the Doc Wright Invitational the varsity wrestling team placed the highest of all teams from the North AA. They came in second at the Mingus Invitational and third in the Holbrook Invitational. The State Tounament was held in Phoenix and the wrestlers placed fifth in state. Eleven boys made it to the state tournament, and four of the boys placed. Steve Mazon took third, 132 lbs.; Craig Freeman second, 155 lbs.; Victor Martinez, second, 179 lbs. Allen Bollin won the state championship in the 191 weight class. They had eight dual meets and out of the eight they won six and lost two. Varsity wrestlers, beginning at Top Left, are Bill Fritz, Dick Kolomitz, Joe Breeze, Jimmie Richards, Victor Martinez, Steve Mazon, Pisoni Franklin, Don Summersgill. Second Row, Allen Bollin, John Hancock, Craig Freeman, Thomas Yazzie, Kenny Morse, Eddie Sedillo, Ron Breeze, and Coach Crosswhite. Bill Harms, manager is shown in inset on opposite page. VARSITY WRESTLING Allen Bollin became State Champion in the 191 weight class at the State Tournament. His dual meet record was 8 wins, 0 losses, and 0 ties. He pinned all eight of his opponents, and earned the team a total of 48 points. His season record was 27 wins, 0 losses, and 0 ties. He became the District Champ as well as the State Champion. 95 JV WRESTLING The season record for the JV Wrestlers was 8 wins, 2 losses, and 0 ties. They scored a total of 368 points and their opponents scored 254 points. The JV had three outstanding men who were Joe Lomeli with 9 wins, 1 loss, and one pin. Lance Cole had 6 wins, 1 loss, and 4 pins. Anthony Descheenie with 4 wins, 0 losses, and 2 pins. Above are the JV Wrestlers for 1977. Standing, Coach Fritz, Lance Cole, Gary Orndorf, Rodney Mazon, Alvin Nelson. Seated, Tony Lomeli and Kenny Morse. FRESHMAN WRESTLING Winslow's freshman team compiled a season record of 4 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Amos Dailey completed an undefeated season for the Bulldogs and Terry Chischillie also showed promise with a 6 win, 2 loss record. Above, Top Row, Tim Randolph, Marty Freeman, Amos Daily, David Chavez. Bottom Row, Joe Estudillo, Eddie Cordova, Terry Chichillie, Jack Miller and Coach Miller. Center and Bottom, wrestlers in action. 4f if f f f I t %££ $ ty • J. VARSITY BASEBALL The '77 Varsity Baseball team took the AA North division championship by winning 15 games and losing only 4. T op. Back Row, Coach Griffith, Graig Horner, Victor Martinez, Ron Colbath, Mike Mead, Paul Smith, Kevin Pales, Mont Gamer, Shawn Smith, Bill Herron, Coy Mattox, and Trainer John Fink; Kneeling, Manager Kenny Noe, Jamey Jones, Mike Rubi, Ron Owsley, Lev Oso, John Land, and Alvin Nelson; Front Row, arc the bat boys, Pat Lancaster and Brad Fink. Center Left, Ron Owsley makes a fine running catch as Shawn Smith backs up the play; Center, Victor Martinez swings and misses; Center Right, Ron Owsley scores as Coach Griffith cheers Mike Rubi on to 1st; Bottom Left, Paul Smith, Bill Herron, and Jamey Jones discuss the game. Bottom Center, Bill Herron pitching; Bottom Right, Ron Owsley rounds 1st. A 8 JV BASEBALL The Junior Varsity had a fairly good season this year. They had a total of nine wins and eight losses. The team was coached by Mr. Larry Smith. The J V team played four double headers against Snowflake, Flagstaff, Holbrook and Kingman. At the end of the season the players voted John West as the most outstanding freshman player. Tom Whipple was voted the most outstanding sophomore player and Donnie Tamplen was voted the most outstanding junior player. Bottom, Kneeling, Doug Summersgill, Craig Herron, A! Land, Deron Sheets, Tony Poolheco, Tommy Stotts, John West, and Terry Duke; Standing, Coach Larry Smith, Jeff Boles, Mickey Soehner, Mark Hanno, Bobby Smith, Kerry F jgh, Joe Lomeli Elfonso Renfro, Tom Whipple, Eric Ybarra, Evan Leander, Nick Krestsedemas, Tom McCauley, Donnie Tamplen, and manager James Aherns. BOYS TRACK This year's track team had a very good season, winning the Buckeye Invitational, Olmsted Relays, Winslow Invitational, and the AA North Division title. They also won several other invitational meets and won all their duel meets. The team finished second in the State meet behind Dysart. Tearn members were, At Top, First Row, Jack Miller, Loren Kowanimptewa, James Parker, Lee Sockyma, Ricky G. Baker, Tommy Bahnimptewa, Alvin Kooyahoema; Second Row, Billy Harms, Anthony Polk, Warren Wilhoite, Scott McCormick, Scott Smith, Terry Rickard, Roger Lynch, Serafino Youvella; Third Row, Lamont Everidge, Marty Freeman, Steve Ruiz, Robert Campbell, Ron Pelton, Larry Tyler, Tony Ruiz, Shawn Peterson; Fourth Row, Jeff Ahmann, Craig Freeman, Lane Leppin, Terry Nordell, David Scdillo, Jack Jue; Back Row, Darrell Bryson, Ernest Alva, Robert Beaty, Brent Ezell, Allen Bollin, Dick Kolomitz. During the year six school records were broken or tied. RECORDS BROKEN: Mile Run, Ricky G. Baker, 4:21.6 Shot Put, David Sedillo, 51'0 220 yd. Dash, Anthony Polk, 21.6 440 yd. Dash, Darrell Bryson, 50.0 RECORDS TIED: 120 yd. High Hurdles, Brent Ezell, 14.9 100 yd. Dash, Anthony Polk, 9.8 Ricky Baker was the state champion in the mile run, and Scott McCormick, Anthony Polk, Warren Wilhoite, and Darrell Bryson made up the state champion mile relay team, timed in 3:26.8. Team members who went to the state meet include. Opposite Page, Bottom, First Row, Craig Freeman, Terry Rickard, Anthony Polk, Scott McCormick, Ricky G. Baker, James Parker, Loren Kewanimptewa; Back Row, David Sedillo, Jeff Ahmann, Dick Kolomitz, Warren Wilhoite, Terry Nordell, A lien Boll in, Darrell Bryson. At Right is Darrell Bryson, school record holder in the 440 yd. dash. 100 MATMAIDS The Matmaids worked hard this year to promote spirit in both cross country, wrestling, and baseball, and helped measure feet and inches at track meets. This was the first year that members could receive a letter in the organization. The girls went to District and state with the wrestlers. One thing that was embarrassing was having to get dressed in the back of a bus which was full of wrestlers. Top, Monica Pena, Alette Mendoza, Bobbi Padilla, Tess O'Haco, Diane Scheid, and Debbie DeAngelis. Center, Rhonda Scott, Lorraine Lucero. Bobbi Padilla, and Monica Pena. 8ottom, Karen Williams, Monica Pena, Aletta Mendoza, Betty Mitchell, and two cheerleaders, Kathy Me Laws and Diane Nelson. 102 GOLF The Bulldog golf team brought back a ninth place from the State tournament after having an undefeated season. The team defeated Holbrook, Joseph City, Kingman, Page and Mingus, all of them with large stroke leads except for Mingus. This opponent proved to be a little tougher and the Bulldogs won by only a three stroke lead. At Lower Left, members of the team are grouped together with Dorothea Thiele and Elyse Greer Kneeling, John Scott, Chuck Thomack, Dudley McGonagill, and Jim Mac Lean in the Second Row, and Coach Carl Weatherton, Larry Conatser, Mark Chambers, Tom Pate and Paul Shumway Standing in the Back Row. VOLLEYBALL The varsity volleyball team had 3 wins and 12 losses during the season. The team had only one returning letterwoman; she was Danctte Richards. Team captain was Danette Richards with Cheryl Horner co-captain. Top scorers were Yvonne Begaye and Cheryl Horner. Opposite Page Top, Cheryl Horner watches as Valerie Bryson attempts to hit the ball. Center, Mrs. Liz Wennet coach of the volleyball team. Bottom Left, Anna Ruth Van and Carol Betoney return the ball. Bottom Right, Yvonne Begaye, Danette Richards, Cathy Darnell, Cheryl Horner, Cindy Darnell, Anna Ruth Van, and Karen Benefield. This Page Top, Valerie Bryson spikes the ball with Cheryl Horner looking on. Center, Cheri Stuker, manager. Bottom Left, Cheryl Horner returns the ball with Valerie Bryson prepared to help. Bottom Right, Yvonne Begaye returns the ball while several members of the opposing team try to stop her. 3 r 105 ► H — C 5 73 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Junior varsity volleyball captured 6 out of 13 games. The team was made uo of one junior. Debi Mead, two sophomores, Jennifer Wilcox and Lori Thompson, and six freshmen, Yvonne Faucher, Laura Kislingbury, Sandra Shirley, Patty Benham, Robbie Powel, and Carla Martin. This year JV volleyball had a very young team but a hard working team. They worked well together, and tried to set the ball up at least 3 times before returning it over the net. At the Upper Right hand corner are Kathy Darnell and Yvonne Faucher. Kathy moved up to Varsity after this picture was taken. Below are Mrs. Liz Wennet, coach, and Vivian Gonzales, manager. Lower Right Jennifer Wilcox, Lori Thompson and Yvonne Faucher. Back Row Laura Kislingbury, Sandra Shirley, Patty Benham, and Robbie Powel. Not Pictured are Debi Mead and Carla Martin. 106 GIRLS TAKE STATE The Winslow Girls Cross Country Team took state the first year there was a state meet for girls. The AA All State members were Laura Shurley, and Arlene Yazzie. The outstanding runner was Laura Shurley, earlier in the season, but other girls on the team moved up their running speed with Laura's which made the Winslow Girls Cross Country Team successful. Top, girls in the Winslow Girls Cross Country Team, Top Row, Arlene Yazzie, Kathy Morris, Laura Shurley, and David Conaster, coach; Bottom Row, Kim Secakuku, Diana Bahnimptewa, Velta Keevama, and Linda Begay, Bottom Left, Laura Shurley and Velta Keevama. Bottom Right, Ann You ve I la, manager. 107 GYMNASTICS Top, Laura West, manager; Mrs. Liz Wennett, coach; and Kim Remy, manager. Center Left, Yvonne Faucher finishes her free ex. Center Right, Donna Stewart performs at a meet. Bottom, Back Row, Susan McLaws, Jacki Reynolds, Danette Richards, Diane Nelson, Melody Garner, and Gaylynn Volk. Middle Row, Kathy McLaws, Tammy Koonce, Rhena Linstra, and Yvonne Faucher. Front Row, Donna Stewart, Karen Benefield, and Dani Vizcaya. Top, Donna Stewart in her free exercise. Center, Tammy Koonce performing on the beam at one of the many meets. Susan McLaws on the uneven parallel bars. Susan McLaws concentrates while performing on the beam. Bottom, Yvonne Faucher during her free ex. Kelly Remy on the uneven parallel bars. Rhena Linstra on the uneven parallel bars. GIRLS TRACK The 1977 WHS girls track team had a good season, winning all four dual meets, a 3-way meet, an invitational; placing second in two invitationals and in the division meet; placing third in two invitationals; placing seventh in the state meet, and breaking seven school records and one state record in the process. Anna Ruth Van broke the state record in the Long Jump with a jump of 19'1% (old record was 18'3 4 ). School records broken were: Discus, lOl'b , Tess O'Haco; 110 yd. Low Hurdles, 16.8, Tanya Ruiz; 440 yd. Dash, 65.0, Debbie Pelton; 220 yd. Dash, 25.5, Anna Van; Vi Mile Medley, 1:58.5, Cindy Ahmann, Taney Bryson, Debbie Baumgartner, Anna Van; Mile Run, Laura Shurley; Long Jump, 19'lVfc , Anna Van. Van, in the season, had 26 first place finishes and was invited to the National Junior Olympics in the long jump. Team members included Above are, First Row, Robbie Powell, Cheryl Phillips, Taney Bryson, Lori Thompson, Anna Van, Bobbie Padilla, JoAnn Baca, Arlene Yazzie; Second Row, Michealine Robinson, Cindy Ahmann, Debbie Baumgartner, Cheryl Homer, Laura Kislingbury, Tessa O'Haco, Diane Bahnimptewa, Linda Begay, Anita Gonzales; Third Row, Laura Shurley, Tanya Ruiz, Debbie Pelton, Cassandra Lee, Cecelia Keyonnie, Sharon Yazzie, Doris Bowman. Girls who went to the state meet were. Opposite Page, Bottom, Anna Van, Tess O'Haco, Cheryl Homer, Debbie Baumgartner, Cindy Ahmann, Debbie Pelton, Taney Bryson. Shown Below are Karen Abeita, Manager; Miss Dubuy, coach; Mr. Conatser, coach; Anna Van. 110 GIRLS BASKETBALL This is the first year that W.H.S. has had a girl's basketball team for many years. The varsity team had a season record of 4 wins and 10 losses. Top, Back Row, Coach Marilyn Faris, Grace Dixon, manager, Evelyn Schultz, manager, and Coach Don Petranovich. Next Row, Taney Bryson, Tessa O'Haco, Cathy Darnell, Cheryl Horner, Cindy Ahmann, and Anna Van. Front Row, Lori Thompson, Patty Benham, Bobbie Padilla, Brenda Williams, Carol Betoney, and Sandra Shirley. Center, Carol Betoney. Bottom Left, Yvonne Begay. Bottom Right, Members of the W.H.S. junior varsity basketball team. Back Row, Coach Marilyn Faris, Diane Attakai, Annette Barton, Stanlene Curley, and Coach Don Petranovich. Next Row, Joni Kearns, Sharon Poolheco, Sherian Kaye, Meriam Stacey, and Anita Gonzales. Front Row, Debra Riley, Jennifer Wilcox, Taney Bryson, Lori Thompson, Darlene Gonzales, and Karry Morse. Bottom, Gerrie Lynn Smith. Mr. Fritz Dahlen Superintendent Mr. Jim Freeman Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mr. Wayne Peters Principal Mr. Paul Reynolds Assistant Principal Mrs. Lorraine Clubbs Counselor Mr. Norvial Walton Sr. Counselor Mrs. Bettyo Bly Secretary to Principal Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary M iss Anita Davis Secretary to Principal Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper M iss Diana Noe Switchboard Operator 114 Mrs. Connie Cleaver Bookkeeper Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Librarian Mrs. Karen Adams Home Economics Mr. Ron Bellman Alg., Geom., Gen. Math. Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent. Psych. Mr. Harvey Cassidy Woodwork, Ind. Arts Mr. Dave Conatser Biology Mr. Scott Connell Am. Gov't., Eng II Mr. Robert Crosswhite PE, Cons. Sci. Miss Barbara Dubuy Chem., Physics Miss Marilyn Faris Home Economics Mr. John Fink English II Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg., Trig. Calculus 115 Mrs. Cam Greenwood English II Mr. Artie Griffith Sociology, S.W. Hist. Mr. Ron Harris Speech, Eng. Ill Mr. James Henling Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Janice Henling Eng. II, Rdg. Impr. Mr. Bob Howell English II Mr. Cransten Hysong Biology Mr. Pat Locascio D.I., 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. Roger Miller Am. Hist., Am. Gov't. Mr. Emil Nasser PE, Health Mr. E.J. Patterson Art I, II 116 Mr. Jack Renkens Gen. Math, Intro, to Alg. Mrs. Frances Roberts Journalism, Annual Mr. George Rockwell Met. Shop, Ind. Arts Miss Debra Serns Resource Class Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. I, II Mrs. Carla Slotterback Orchestra Mr. Floyd Slotterback Chorus Mrs. Dolores Stotts Off. Pract., Typing I Mr. Paul Summersgill Band Miss Melisse Terry Rdg. Impr., Spanish Mr. Manny Walton, Jr. Auto Shop I, II Mrs. Liz Wennet PE, Health Mrs. Jill Zeiger Am Gov't., Wld. Hist. Mrs. Elvira Wilcox Aide 117 Mrs. Lucille Wilcox A ide Mrs. Margaret Rogers Aide Mr. Steve Harrison Audio Visual Mrs. M ildred Polk Audio Visual Mr. Dan Roe Audio Visual Mr. B.F. Dugger Maintenance Mr. Alan Foster Custodian Mr. Fred Hodge Custodian Mr. Dowain Geesey Custodian Mr. Alfred Lomahoma Custodian 118 BAND Top, part of the brass section; Center and Bottom, the woodwind section; Bottom Left Bill Thomack, a twlrler. Opposite Page, Top, senior members of the band; Top Right, Bob Adelfson, drum major; Center, percussion section; Center Right, Sylvia Duran and Leellen Mac Lean, majorettes; Bottom, remainder of brass section; Bottom Right, Jenny Campbell, majorette. 122 The orchestra started the year off with new uniforms and their new director, Mrs. Slotterback. At the Top of this page the wind players of the orchestra are pictured. The picture to the Right is of the strolling strings, who performed at the first concert. The picture Below is of the Christmas concert performance. On The Opposite Page are pictures of various concerts. The orchestra had several concerts with the choir this year. The string members of the orchestra are Pictured Below. ORCHESTRA The orchestra performed several concerts In Winslow during the 1976-77 year. In October, the members made a trip to Phoenix to play at the State Fair. Highlights of the spring semester included an overnight tour to the valley with 3 concerts, and a trip to the NAU Music Festival, where the orchestra's fine performance earned a Superior rating. Officers who served for the year were Valerie Bryson, president; Donna Hartshorn, vice-president; Diane Scheid, secretary-treasurer; Rosie Scott, representative; Nancy Clubbs, librarian; and Janice Henrie, orchestra manager. CONCERT CHOIR, TREBLE CHOIR, MADRIGAL The W.H.S. Concert Choir had six concerts during the year. They also sang at graduation and participated in the Musical. They went on a joint trip with the orchestra to the State Fair in Phoenix. As they sang, they found that even Phoenix gets cold when it rains and the wind blows on an open stage. On March 18 the Concert Choir earned a superior rating at the NAU Festival. To earn money for their tour on April 20 and 21, they sold tickets to the concerts and sold crocks of cheese. The Treble Choir also had six concerts and received a good rating at the IMAU Festival. The group progressed well, according to Mr. Slotterback the director of the group, because at the beginning of the year they had problems in singing even one part but in the end they did very well with songs that contained three parts. The Madrigal Choir is a selected choir that sings most of their songs acapella. This select group performed twice at the Falcon Restaurant besides singing at the regular concerts. They received an excellent rating at the NAU Festival. Mr. Floyd Slotterback directed all three choirs this year. Above, the Winslow High Treble Choir. Center, the Concert Choir practices. Bottom, the Concert Choir sings at the Homecoming Assembly. 124 Above, the Concert Choir. Center, Soloists that performed at the concerts are. Back Row, Elyse Greer, Keith Fales, and Dorothea Thiele; Center Row, Bill Thomack, Mary Berry and Robert Greer; Front Row, Kathy Williams, Donald Summersgill, and Karen Williams. Bottom, Members of Madrigal are. Back Row, Dorothea Thiele, Paul Shumway, Barry Duggins, Larry Conatser, Keith Fales and Elyse Greer; Next Row, Vivian Gonzales, Bill Thomack, Donald Summersgill, and Karen Williams; Next Row, Terri Hancock, James Milligan, Barry Summers, and Mary Berry; Front Row, Kay Taylor, Robert Greer, and Kathy Williams. JOURNALISM The journalism staff produced the BULLDOG BARKS for the reading pleasure of the students at Winslow High School. Nine issues were published. The staff changed positions for the second semester so that more than one person could hold a position. So the two editors were Tom Benham for the first semester and Leellen Mac Lean for the second semester. Top, Debbie DeAngelis in deep concentration. Center Left, Cheri Stucker. Center Right, Leellen Mac Lean and Tom Benham. Bottom, Back Row, Mrs. Frances Roberts, advisor; Leellen Mac Lean, assistant editor and editor, Joe Breeze, feature editor and finance manager; Tammy Wilson, advertising manager, Terry Nordell, sports editor, and Debbie DeAngelis, business manager and feature editor. Front Row, Tom Benham editor and circulation manager; Jonnilynne Barris, copy editor; Ronald Breeze, editorial editor; Robin Conway, copy editor and assistant editor; and Cheri Stucker, photographer. PHOTO CLUB The photo club was not only responsible for taking all of the photographs for the yearbook with the exception of the professional portraits, but it also provided the BULLDOG BARKS with many of the pictures it needed for publication. In addition to this, the photo club also provided photographs for various publications, including the Winslow Mail and several magazines. Top, Jeff Boles and Shawn Gorham with the school photographer. Center Left, Larry Conatser is caught by the camera. Center Right, Barry Summers examines a picture. Bottom Left, Standing, Jeff Boles, Raymond Lucero, Steve Varner, Karen Benefield and Shawn Gorham. Kneeling, Janetta Hutchings. Bottom Right, Janna Douthitt a member for the first semester. QUILL SCROLL Top, Ronald Breeze and Leellen Mac Lean. Center Left, Ronald Breeze, Leellen Mac Lean, Larry Conatser, Cindy Wilhelm, and Tom Benham, the older members of the organization. Center Right, Ronald Breeze, Cheri Stucker, Leellen Mac Lean, and Shawn Gorham at one of the dinners. Bottom, Back Row, Barb Iler, Jeff Boles, Leellen Mac Lean, Ronald Breeze, Tom Benham, Cheri Stucker, and Shawn Gorham. Kneeling, Julian Betoney and Cindy Wilhelm. Seated, Joe Breeze, Debbie DeAngelis, Larry Conatser, and Robin Conway. Sponsor was Mrs. Frances Roberts. FHA The purpose of F.H.A. is to help teach girls, and or boys, more about home life and about the household, to develop them for future life. The club sold tostadas at Christmas to raise money. They held a Halloween party which Miss Marilyn Faris claims was a successful Halloween party. The club came back after being disbanded for awhile. The president was Linda Pugh with Grace Dixon as vice president, Sharon Poolheco, secretary, and Kathy Hernandez, treasurer. Future Homemakers of America is affiliated with the state and national program. Top, Linda Pugh listens attentively at a meeting. Center, the members of F.H.A. at a meeting. Bottom, Grace Dixon, vice president, Delphine Begay, Miss Marilyn Faris, sponsor, Linda Pugh, president, and Marilyn Begay. Seated, Kathy Hernandez, treasurer, Venessa Gallegos, Gloria Williams, Florence Francis, and Karon Abeita. This year the officers for FBLA were Lorraine Lucero, president; Fred Campbell, vice-president; Linda Hopper, secretary-treasurer, Phillip Baca, par-lamentarian; and Diana Tecklenburg, student council representative. They had two money making projects which were selling bumper stickers and selling candy bars. The profit they made from selling the stickers, helped pay the way to the Regional Conference at NAU which was held on February 9. Twenty-five members were able to go to the State Conference at ASU for two days because of the money raised from selling candy. At the Regional Conference, Linda Hopper won first in Accounting competition, and Karen Abeita and Caroline Perez won first in the Poster Making competition. One project the FBLA did was to put up a bulletin board for the business building. FBLA Top, Mr. Magallanez, sponsor, Kathy Hernandez, and Bobble Padilla; Bottom, Front Row, Neva Poneoma, Shirley Chow, Stella Salazar, Priscilla Lopez; Second Row, Betty Lee, Bobbie Padilla, FViscilla Sanchez, Anita Gonzales, Karen Abeita, JoAnn Baca; Third Row, Nancy Lee, Carol James, Kathy Sanchez, Karen Pugh, Lisa McDonald, Nancy Scott, Sonja Reffncr; Back Row, Kathy Hernandez, Steve Fisher, Raul Guzman, Phillip Baca, Danny Salazar, Gilbert Jue. I 130 SAE This year the SAE president was Darold Natseway, with Mary McKay, vice-president; Donna Hartshorn, secretary; Nancy Ngai, treasurer; and David Guzman, historian. The SAE sold pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving, and candy canes for Christmas. This is the last year there's going to be an SAE club, because the State wide SAE has dissolved. The club planned to have a party or maybe use some of the money for a scholarship for someone going into the field of education. Top, Donna Hartshorn, Darold Natseway and Dorothea Thiele; Bottom, members of the SAE, Left to Right, Shirley Chow, Carol Ngai, Mr. Henllng, sponser, Mary Berry, David Guzman, Don Summorsgill, Darold Natseway, Donna Hartshorn, Dorothea Thiele, and Mary McKay, Debbie DeAngells, Nancy Ngai. 131 The officers for Chess Club this year were Steve Falling, president; Shawn Gorham, vice-president; Paul Shumway, secretary-treasurer. The members attended several meets this year. They participated in the Prescott Invitational in November. They also went to the Northern Regional Team Qualifying meet in March. Jim MacLean was certified best first board and Bill Harms was certified best fifth board. In April the Northern Invitational Qualifying was held in Winslow. Both Gene Hudson and Jim MacLean went to state. Winslow also hosted the Double Quad in January. The members pictured at the Top of the Page are. Standing, Shawn Gorham, Paul Shumway, Steve Falling, Billy Harms, John Scott, Mr. Joe Gonzales; Seated Are, Jim Mac-Lean, and Gene Hudson. 132 TRIBE OF MANY FEATHERS The Tribe of Many Feathers performed for the students at Jefferson Elementary School on National Indian Day. Officers for 1976-77 were Wilmer Saufkic, president; Basil Coochwikvia, vice-president; Anna Stacey, secretary; Alvin James, treasurer; Rhonda Scott, representative. The Tribe of Many Feathers princess was Anna Stacey and the brave was Wilmer Saufkie. The sponsor was Miss Terry. 134 KEY CLUB The Key club this past year sponsored seventy-five percent of the school dances, including the Homecoming Dance and the Sweetheart Ball. At the ball, Tom Benham, president, announced the club's choice for the annual Sweetheart, Donna Harrah. The Club also sold programs during the football,wrestling, and basketball games. The officers for '76-'77 were Tom Benham, president; Alfred Coin, vice-president; Harold Soehner, secretary; Mike Mead, treasurer; and Dick Kolomitz, Sergeant-at-Arms. Shown At Top, members of the club with their sponsor, Mr. Renklns, and their sweetheart, Donna Harrah. Above are the nine delegates that went to the '76-'77 Southwest District Key Club Convention. Shown At Center Right, is Steve Falling selling programs at one of the home basketball games. Lower Right, is Tom Benham and the Sweetheart, Donna Harrah. S CLUB The Service Club at WHS worked hard during the school year. They sponsored the March of Dimes Super Walk which was held on May 7th. They served at the Spring Sports Banquet and at the Pancake Breakfast. The girls sacked candy for Santa Claus to give out at the tennis courts and they drove cars in the Christmas Parade. S Club participated in the Homecoming Parade and collected money for the Red Cross. Top, Back Row, Melinda Bowman, Debbie DeAngelis, Jeanne Haydukovich, Cheryl Horner, Laura Kislingbury, and Mrs. Karen Adams; Second Row, Tammy Koonce, Cynthia Wilson, Diane Nelson, Debbie Baumgartner, Kathy McLaws, and Brenda Williams. Front Row, Tammy Wilson, Sheri Day, Bretta Higdon and Cindy Greer. 136 HONORS ASSEMBLY Top Left, Cindy Wilhelm presents a boutonniere to Mr. Fritz Dahlen, dedicatee of the yearbook; Top Right, Mr. Paul Reynolds awards Diane Scheid with the All Around Championship Award; Middle Left, Diane O'Connell is installed as secretary; Middle, Paul Shumway is awarded the Alpha Delta Kappa Book Scholarship by Mr. Dave Conatscr; Middle Right, Mr. Fritz Dahlen thanks the people at the assembly for their appreciation and cooperation during his years as superintendent of schools; Bottom Left, Doris Lee starts to her seat after receiving a Freshman Scholarship Award from Mrs. Lorraine Clubbs; Bottom Right, Harold Soehner relinquishes his job as student body president to David Guzman. ARTS The Fine Arts Assembley was held in May to honor those students who excelled in music, speech and drama. Starting From the Top going Clockwise Karen Williams and Darold Natseway receive the John Phillip Sousa award. Donna Hartshorn receives the outstanding orchestra award. The male members of the choir sing the mustache song. Robert and Elyse Greer receive the outstanding chorus award. Barb Her receives the business manager award for the annual. 138 The Elks Youth Banquet was held on April 26 at the Elks Auditorium. The students who made the honor roll wore honored along with club presidents student body officers, Boys and Girls State Representatives, state music ratings of superior, outstanding students and award winning students. Counterclockwise From the Top, Karen Williams, outstanding Spanish II; Darold Natseway, second place Elks Leadership-Scholarship; Nancy Ngai, fourth place Elks Leadership-Scholarship; Rhonda Scott, Girls State Representative, President of Honor Society; Diane Scheid, first place Elks Leadership-Scholarship, outstanding World Literature and Speech; Harold Soehner, student body president. ELKS HONOR YOUTH 'W' CLUB This year the W Club raised money by selling popcorn and glasses. The money was used to promote the athletic programs of WHS. Athletic books and magazines were purchased. Over 1000 dollars in weight equipment was obtained and a donation was made to the Herman MacArthur scholarship fund. Film was purchased for several sports for publicity, team and individual recognition. The members also earned money for personal football jerseys. At the end of the school year the W Club also sponsored an all athletic picnic at the swimming pool. Over 200 athletes and coaches attended. Officers for the year were Paul Smith, president; Darrel Bryson, vice-president; Mont Garner, secretary-treasurer; and David Sedillo, sargeant-at-arms. At Top, Coach Miller's son looks over the scene; Center, the grand ol popcorn machine; Bottom, 1st Row, Warren Wilhoite, Anthony Polk, Terry Nordell; 2nd Row, Lamont Everidge, Ron Breeze, Jeff Boles, Craig Horner; 3rd Row, Raul Guzman, Darrell Bryson, Craig Freeman, Alvin Nelson; 4th Row, Kenny Noe, Dick Kolomitz, Allen Bolin, Victor Mattinez, Mont Garner, James Parker; Back Row, Lane Leppin, Robert Beaty, Brent Ezell, and Jamie Jones. JR. LULAC Jr. Lulac is a newly formed club. Its main purpose is to acquaint students with the Mexican heritage. The members sold candy bars this year and also sponsored a family on Thanksgiving. The officers were Lorraine Lucero, president; Barb Monsegur, vice-president; Darlene Gallegos, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Hernandez, representative. Pictured at Top are. Back Row, Mr. Jake Magallancz, JoAnn Baca, Kathy Hernandez, Gina Reffner, Debra Tafoya; Front Row, Cathy Jaramillo, Barb Monsegur, Yoland Rodriguez, Cathy Sanchez. 140 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club sponsored three bake sales and a victory dance after the football game with Kingman. The club honored all outstanding Spanish I, Spanish II, and Spanish III students by awarding them medals and certificates, and inviting them to a banquet in April. Club Officers for 1976-77 were Barb Monsegur, president; Nancy Ngai, vice-president; Maria Monsegur, secretary-treasurer, Dorothea Thiele, representative. Members Shown at Bottom Are, First Row, Anita Gonzales, JoAnn Baca, Yoland Rodriguez, Barb Monsegur, Carol Ngai, Linda Moore; Second Row, Cathy Jaramillo, Margaret Gonzales, Priscilla Lopez, Shirley Chow; Third Row, Joe Breeze, Dorothea Thiele, Dana Pleasants, Nancy Ngai, Mary Berry, Maria Monsegur, Kathy Hernandez, Miss Terry. D.O. CLUB The Diversified Occupations Club is affiliated with DECA. The D.O. was engaged in a number of service and fund-raising projects during the year. The club decorated a car for the Christmas Parade and during their regular meetings had a number of guest speakers from the community. The fund raising events this year consisted of selling candy and unpopped popcorn to raise money for the club's annual employer-employee banquet which was held at the new Town House Restaurant. The Advisor for the club was Mr. Patrick Locascio. The officers for D.O. were Dee Kirby, president; Mike Volk, vice-president; Billie Jean Dobbins, secretary-treasurer; and Donnie Cunningham, representative. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club sold cactus plants at the beginning of the year which was their major project during the year. The officers for the club were Carold Natseway, president; Don Summersgill, vice-president; Barbara Iler, secretary-treasurer; and Donna Hartshorn, representative. Shown Above, Mr. Dave Conatser, John Haydukovich, Darold Natseway, Donna Hartshorn, and Donald Summersgill. PEP SQUAD This year's pep squad showed enthusiasm while cheering the football, basketball, and wrestling teams to victory. Members Shown Above Are, First Row, Debra Gonzales, Laura West, Sharon Mundine, Velta Keevema; Second Row, Melody Garner, Yvonne Faucher, Diane Argetsinger, Debbie DeAngelis, Karen Abeita, Bonnie Secakuku; Third Row, Mrs. Wennet, sponsor, Mary Jane Nanez, Denise Viscaya, Diane Nelson, Kathy McLaws, Donna Stewart, Susan McLaws. 144 HONOR SOCIETY On October 6, ten members inducted 23 new members into the Verla Oare Chapter of the National Honor Society. The members decorated the classroom doors before Christmas and sponsored the annual student-faculty basketball game, which collected $175 for the Humane Society. Shown Above Are First Row, Harold Soehner, William Scott, Minnie Begay, Tom Benham, Linda Hopper, Diane Scheid, Lorraine Lucero, Ron Breeze, Second Row, Dorothea Thiele, Dana Pleasants, Nancy Ngai, Donna Hortshorn, Rhonda Scott, Barbara Monsegur, Sonya Reffner, Julian Betoney, Third Row, Bill Thomack, Sylvia Duran, Karen Benefield, Jeff Boles, Melanie McDaniel, Mary McKay, Fourth Row, Phillip Baca, Don Summersgill, David Guzman, Joe Breeze, Fifth Row, Gene Hancock, Steve Falling, Kye Jestes, Debbie DeAngelis, Robin Conway, Joe Hernandez, Sixth Row, Paul Shumway. This year Student Council sponsored the Miss Merry Christmas contest. An outstanding amount of canned goods, valued at $1438.88, was collected by the four classes. The Council had a graph in the main hall showing daily collections, and Ms. Barbara Dubuy said that she thought it helped a lot because the students knew how far behind their class was. Besides that contest. Student Council also was in charge of Howdy Week, the Christmas tree contest, the Christmas chain contest, sending Christmas cards to the staff, selling Valentines, arranging the marquee, and holding the annual WHS elections. One thing that they did for the first time was to announce the bulletin and the Pledge over the intercom. Also they acted as guides for the North Central Evaluation, which comes every seven years. One way that the members make money is by operating the candy machines. They make . approximately $100.00 a month, which is 10% of the profits. Top, Standing, Rosie Scott, Chris Atkinson, Laura Kislingbury, Diane Nelson, Donald Summersgill, Kathy Hernandez, Steve Arthur, Paul Shumway, Diane Tecklenburg, and Gene Hancock. Seated, Darlene Gonzales, Diane Bahnimptewa, Harold Soehner, and Kye Jestes. 146 Harold Soehner Student body president Darold IMatseway student body vice-president Opposite Page, Center, at a meeting. Bottom, Standing, Diane Scheid, Donnie Cunningham, Leellen MacLean, Dorothea Thiele, Rhonda Scott, Steve Falling, Mary Berry, Bretta Higdon, Debbie DeAngelis, Tom Benham, Marlene Berry, Judi Gill, and Yvonne Faucher Seated, Lorraine Lucero, Karen Abeita, Bill Thomack, David Guzman, and Bobbie Padilla. This Page, Bottom, Harold Soehner; inset, Ms. Dubuy. STUDENT COUNCIL SPEECH AND DRAMA Speech and Drama put on four performances of the play THE WIZARD OF OZ for the annual Children's Theater, and took part in the northern district speech tournament. Officers for 1976-77 were Diane Scheid, president; Barb Monsegur, vice-president; Dorothea Thiele, secretary-treasurer; Billy Thomack, representative. At Right are mombors who went to the state tournament. Members of speech and drama were Below, First Row, David Guzman, Debbie Stucker, Paul Shumway; Second Row, Joy Jacks, Lynette Dove, Doug Callahan, Terri Hancock; Back Row, Dorothea Thiele, Mary Berry, Jonnilynne Barris, Mr. Harris, Cindy Wilhelm, and Inset, Diane Scheid. Not Shown are Kathy Conner and Barb Monsegur. REACH OUT Reach Out sponsored the Headstart Christmas party before Christmas vacation and serenaded the jail inmates at Christmas time. To finish up the year they held a retreat at the Blue Ridge Campground. Officers for 1976-77 were Leellen MacLean, president; Jennie Campbell, vice-president; Mary Berry, secretary-treasurer; Marlene Berry, representative. Top, Billy Thomack, Doug, Callahan, Leellen MacLean, and Mary Berry. Center, Leellen MacLean, and Mary Berry, and Matthew Berry. Bottom, Back Rows, Terry Short, Jim MacLean, Doug Callahan, Cathy Williams, Mr. Harris, Mary Berry, Matthew Berry, and Linda Roy. Front Row: Pattie Sterr, Marlene Berry, Leellen MacLean, and Patty LaBart. 1977 MUSICAL Ella .... Terri Hancock Jeff .... Billy Thomack Sue .... Lynette Dove Sandor . . David Guzman Olga .... Mary McKay Gwynne . . Joy Jacks Stage Director...........Mr. Orchestra Director . . . . Mr. Art Director..............Mr. CAST Francis.........Mark Chambers Carl............John Abrahamsen Inspector Barnes Steve Arthur Dr. Kitchell . Blake Barton . Larry Hastings Bob Howell Floyd Slotterback E. J. Patterson Keith Fales Rusty Davis Terry Vance 150 THE ARE BELLS RINGING f'h Chosen for the annual spring musical was T HE BELLS A RE RINGING, put on by the music and drama departments on May 12 and 13. Leads for this year's production were played by Billy Thomack and Terri Hancock, with supporting roles played by Lynette Dove, David Guzman, Steve Arthur, Keith Fales, Mary McKay, Mark Chambers, Joy Jacks, Rusty Davis, John Abrahamscn, and Terry Vance. The musical revolved around the trials and tribulations of an answering service that unknowingly becomes involved with a gambling ring. Opposite Page, Upper Left, Billy Thomack, and Terri Hancock. Opposite Page, Upper Right, David Guzman, the head of thegambling operation. Opposite Page, Middle Left, Steve Arthur as Inspector Barnes, and Terri Hancock. Middle, Three answering girls, Joy Jacks, Terri, and Lynette Dove. At Right, Billy singing. Middle Right, Sandor played by David Guzman, conning Ella and Sue, played by Terri and Lynette. Top Left, Jeff, played by B illy Thomack. Top Right, Telephone man, played by Steve Arthur. JR. PROM The theme of the Junior Prom held on April 30th was I Like Dreaming. The Elk's auditorium was decorated as a dream world with a moon, stars, a water fall and a wishing well. The band was My Brothers Band of Phoenix. Mike Mead and Tammy Koonce were crowned King and Queen, with Mrs. Roberts as the dedicatee. The candidates were Harold Soehner, Lew Oso, John Land, Rhonda Scott, Linda Hopper, and Diane Scheid. 153 IN MEMORY The funeral services for Glenn N. Olmsted, beloved teacher and coach, were held on March 5 in the high school gymnasium. Mr. Olmsted first came to Winslow in 1931. In 1932, Coach Olmsted began the boys' track program. He worked hard to develop the boys so that they could do their very best. He began coaching the football team in 1939 when Coach Wilson retired. Coach Olmsted retired from W.H.S. in 1969. Mr. Olmsted was active in Odd Fellows, where he was made a Grand Noble in 1967; The Order of the Rainbow, where he was named to the Grand Cross of Colors in 1965; the Elks Lodge; the Rebekah Lodge; and the Red Cross. He served as Santa Claus in Winslow for 26 years, was named as Winslow's outstanding citizen in 1949, and he was named to the Arizona State Track Coaches Hall of Fame in 1974, The Olmsted Relays were named after him and are held every year. Top, Mr. Glenn N. Olmsted. Bottom, Coach Olmstead with the track team in 1947. 154 REMEMBER THE REMINDER Congratulations Class of 77 John Mary Anne Goodman Winslow Funeral Home 1505 W. 3rd St. 289-3838 289-3361 Congratulations Seniors From MODE O’ DAY Award Winning Photography Fine Ladies Apparel Store 112 E. 2nd TWO STARS CAFE Steaks, Chops, Seafood, Burgers, and Chinese Food. 101 E. 2nd St. 289-9963 Photography Studio 512 E. Third Street 9-2610 156 Congratulations From ROLL-A-BOWL Ken Summers, Pat DiNino, and Gordon Wilcox CENTRALDRUG Congratulations Seniors 289-2911 2nd Kinsley Winslow, Arizona AMES BROS. FORD MERCURY 1001 E. 2nd 289-3354 157 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM DR. F.J. McCORMICK JOHN P. SCOTT MORTUARY Your Church Is Your Strength Attend the Church of Your Choice FASHION CARPET Sales and Installation 106 E. 2nd. 289-4937 WINSLOW FLORAL 806 Fleming Winslow, A2 289-3602 INDIAN JEWELRY-TURQUOISE SILVERSMITHING-EXPERT REPAIRS THE SILVER NUGGET WHO LESALE RET AIL 118 E. 2nd St. Duane 0. Miller Winslow, AZ. 86047 (602)-289-4143 15fi FOW MEN RESTAURANTS OPEN 24 HOURS Winslow, Arizona Says... Wayne L. Troutners STORE FOR MEN, INC. 114 W. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona We’re glad you’re here! Ph. 289-2712 723 W. 3rd BABBITS BROS. TRADING CO. Your store for all your needs. Super Market Department Store Lumber Department Established in 1889. BEST WISHES BULLDOGS THE WINSLOW MAIL FROM YOUR HOMETOWN DARREL’S ROOT BEER STAND NEWSPAPER 1001 Williamson Winslow, Arizona WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 212 KINSLEY AVE. 289-3325 WINSLOW. AZ. Make Payday Savings Day ISO WHERE ARE YOU GOING NOW? NORTHLAND PIONEER COLLEGE Arizona’s newest Community College is YOUR Community College in Navajo County! A WIDE RANGE OF TRANSFER AND VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE • Consider Costs! • Consider Travel! • You can even take NPC classes while still in high school! • Contact the NPC center nearest you. We’d like to help. 161 Congratulations to the Class of 77 MOTEL Best West TOWN HOUSE D.H. SIMMONS D.D.S. Best Western restaurant lounge Highway 66 Winslow AZ. 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 Ralph Simmons, Buddy Pate, Gwyn Clarke City of Winslow 162 We print onything except money County PRINTERS GARLAND AND BARBARA HAY. Owner P.O. Box 628 1301 W. 2nd Winslow. Ai. 86047 Phone 289-4505 WHOLESALE —RET INDIAN JEWELRY ---------------— ( Hi BIG INDIAN TRADING POST KachinasjPotter gJiloccasins, Curios Ray Tressa Perry (602) 289-3977 1510 E. 2nd St. Winslow. Ariz. 86047 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 |Ob done right i do it with gas SOUTHERN UNION AS COMPANY Congratulations Graduates From MOSLEY-HALL MOTORS Your full service dealer in Datsun Chrysler Dodge Plymouth 289-2481 222 E. 2nd Congratulations From SANTA FE MEDICAL HOSPITAL Dr, H.S. Beckwith and Drs. Bryan and Paula Nadell and Staff. 163 It brings a world of entertainment into your home Powers a small supermarket in your kitchen Lets you see after sundown. Lets you dial your favorite climate all year long. Our energy does all these things and many more. They are reminders that, although energy prices are higher these days, you get a lot of value for what you pay. How you use our service is up to you. CONGRATU LATIONS _______________ SENIORS 1200 E. 2nd St Winslow, Az MANAGER JANE TAYLOR Best Wishes From Your Local Catalog Store 164 Saluting the Seniors of '77 DALE HANCOCK Custom Building 289-3506 822 French Rd. Winslow, Arizona ROSS’ DRUG Ross Doris Tyler Come see us. WOMETCO BOTTLING COMPANY OF NORTHERN ARIZONA Coke Adds Life to Everything Nice ENJOY 165 You're Safe Shopping at SPROUSE REITZ STORES Manager, Kerry Lake 101 E. 3rd 289-2511 KIWANIS CLUB of Winslow Key Club Sponsor 166 GRAHAMS MOBILE HOMES DALTON MOTORS 412 W. 2nd 9-2241 Winslow, Arizona Sunday Stroll Einstein watch out! 1505 E. 2nd. Wherever you live, work, or travel in Arizona- Wfe go out of our way for you. hlky National Bank More than 170 offices throughout Arizona Member FDIC Did you say we're going to Disneyland? 168 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 403 E. Third Street Winslow, Arizona Bus. 289-3075 Res. 289-2667 Auto Fire Life Truck Commercial White House here I come! BAKER’S TRADING POST West Highway 66 289-2580 WINSLOW Where the Nicest People Choose to Live 169 Congratulations Seniors WINSLOW HOLBROOK SHOW LOW 170 Who said we didn't make the team? Sue Norgard 601 E. 3rd [▼iviVrlij Butler Agency 213 Kinsley 9-2444 MOONLIGHT RESTAURANT West Highway 66-Winslow ENTRE’ RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Mexican Food as well as American Food West Highway 66-Winslow Brand new motel with color TV, swimming pool, family units. Restaurant has excellent Chinese food 289-2141 Restaurant Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 289-2120 289-2476 Motel 171 Fabrics of America 110 2nd 9-4290 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PAULETTE’S SPORTSWEAR 219 Warren Happiness is the shaving cream race! Was that i , before e“ or e before i or. . . 172 ROTARY CLUB Carnacion Chacon President Congratulations Class of 77 1009 Leonard Av. 108 W. 2nd Bob Wilson, owner Ph. 289-4268 WINSLOW MEDICAL CLINIC 1500 Williamson Ave. David W. Irwin, M.D. Raouf G. IM. Hallis, M.D. You can't get the lumps out of the gravy that way. H SALES - APPRAISALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PEAlIOP Highest Standards of Professional Service BUS MEAD REALTOR Co-op Broker 406 W. 2nd St. Winslow, Ariz. 86047 Bus, Bill, Doris Office: 289-4567 Scrimp ◄ .Queen. ► dilWiShoS Mogollon Stage Lines White Mt. Passenger Lines Thunderbird Freight Lines Winslow Messenger Service Agents L.E. Mac and G. Mahaffey ftancoc i BUILDING CO. INC. 412 PROSPERITY WINSLOW, ARIZONA 86047 289-4026 Congratulations Class of 77 174 B M WATER REFINING CO. 406 W. 2ND. WINSLOW. ARIZ. 86047 289 4675 I'll get her an office yet. Cont. Liconio No. 37413 Serving All Northern Arizona Yellow—White Pages Complete Automatic Water Conditioning RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL txisness phone 289 -2222 • odcfress 311 kmsle - Winslow Congratulations to the Class of '77 from the BULLDOG BOOSTERS After a year of hard work, the staff finally completed this yearbook. We hope that you enjoy it. No one but those on a yearbook staff knows how much time, energy, and hard work must go into a yearbook. I hope you can use this yearbook to remember the good times you had at WHS. I would like to thank the staff, the photographers, the artists, the advisors, and the people who bought advertising for all they did to help make this book possible. I would also like to thank you, the reader, for supporting the annual staff during this school year. And for the Mighty Class of 1977, I hope that every member can enjoy life and have a great future. 176