Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

Annual Staff C.t5 Editor Barbara llcr Business Manager Kathy Hernandez Senior Editor Matilda Lomavaya Junior Editor Valerie Pfeiffer Sophomore Editor Sandra Jonas Freshman Editor Steve Varner Clubs and Activities Gilbert Estudillo Dedication . . . Seniors .... Ditch Day .... Class Day . . . Graduation . . . Junior-Senior Play Boys and Girls State Juniors............ Sophomores . . . Twirp Week . . . Freshmen . . . Clubs and Activities Junior Prom . . . Musical .... Faculty .... 2 3 5 8 19 30 34 36 37 49 60 61 73 88 104 111 Sports Editor Laura Shurlcy Assistant Sports Editor Karen Abcita Sports .......................... Cover design, artwork, and Homecoming .......................122 all division pages are the work of Laura Shurley. Advertising ......................155 ANNUAL STAFF The yearbook staff consisted of 9 members, with Mrs. Frances Roberts as the advisor. Lots of hard work and determination went into this year's yearbook. CLOCKWISE, Valerie Pfeiffer, Junior Editor; Gilbert Estudillo, Clubs and Activities; Karen Abeita, Assistant Sports Editor; Kathy Hernandez, Business Manager; Barbara Ilcr, Editor; Laura Shurley, Sports Editor; Sandy Jonas, Sophomore Editor; Matilda Lomavaya, Senior Editor; CENTER is the entire staff including Steve Varner, Freshman Editor. 78 METEOR IS DEDICATED TO MR. JAKE MAGALLANEZ The staff chose to dedicate the '78 meteor to Mr. Jake Magallanez. Mr. Jake, as he is called by some of his sttjdents, attended NAU where he received his teacher's certificate, his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, and his Master of Arts in Business Education. He has been with WHS five years and in that time has sponsored FBLA and Jr. Lulac, and has coached the JV and eighth grade football teams. Also he is one of the sponsors for the class of '79. Outside the high school he has just finished his fifth year as the coach of the amateur boxing team in town. He also coached boxing at NAU for five years. He used to box himself, both amateur and pro. He is the president of the Winslow Lulac council and used to be a member of Kiwanis. We, the Meteor staff of 1978, salute Mr. Magallanez for a job well done. � 4J ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Virgil Joe was chosen as Annual King for his hard work for his class and the school. He designed many program covers for athletic events, banquets, plays, and musicals. Virgil has drawn posters, has done illustrations for the Barks, and designed the class float all 4 years. He was recognized as outstanding art student of 1977-78. Maria Monsegur served as vice-president of her senior class, and as representative for Spanish Club. She was active in Student Council. Maria was outstanding student for Spanish I, II, and III, and a one year member of Honor Society. She belonged to Jr. LULAC, speech and Drama, FBLA, FHA and Science Club. She was also a four year member of band. SENIORITIS Starting right, CLOCKWISE, Hang in there Donald, graduation is almost here. Mary Jane Nanez asks that crucial question, Isn't school over yet? Debra Mead and, below, Julie DeLeve had senioritis so bad they didn't bother to dress for school. Are those Senior feet? Chila Jackson dreams of the last Great Class. MARY LEE McKAY Senior Class Secretary; Band 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Orchestra 3,4; Concert Choir 2, Sec. 4; Regional Band 4; Jr. and Sr. Plays 3,4; Musical 2,3,4 Honor Society 3; Rep. 4; SAE 2, Vice Pres. 4; Reach CXit 1,2; Student Council 4. BARBARA ILER Senior Class Representative; Pep Squad 1,2; Honor Roll 3,4; S Club 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Society 4; Annual Bus. Mgr. 3, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Class Sec. 3; Student Council 4; Science Club 2, Sec. Trcs. 3; Spanish 1,3,4; Elks Youth Banquet 3,4; AASC Workshop 4; Miss Kiwanis 4. DEBRA DIANE MEAD Senior Class President; Volleybatl 3,4; S Club 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; All Region Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Full Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; WAC 4. DEBORAH ANN DeANCELIS Senior Class Representative; Pep Squad 1, Vice Pres. 2,3; S Club 2, Tires. 3,4; Matmaids Sec. Tres. 2, Rep. 3, Sec. 4; Honor Society 3, Sec. 4; SAE 2,3; Bulldog Barks 3, Editor 4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3; thrill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Miss Kiwanis 4; Girls State 3. MARIA INEZ MONSECUR Senior Class Vice President; Band 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, Sec. Tres. 3, Rep. 4; Speech and Drama 3; Jr. LULAC 3; Science Club 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 2,3,4; Outstanding Spanish I and II; Pep Band 4; Stage Crew 2; Miss Kiwanis 4. KAREN LYNNE A BEIT A Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council 3; FBLA 3, Recorder Historian 4; FHA Rep. 3; Indian Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, Mgr. 4; Cross Country Mgr. 4; Chorus 2; WAC Historian 4; Annual 4. KATHERINE HERNANDEZ Senior Class Representative; Pep Squad 1,3; MASO 1, Sergeant at Arms 2; Jr. LULAC Rep. 3; DECA 2; FBLA 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; JETS 4; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Elks Youth Banquet 3; Certificate of Proficiency in Accounting 3; FHA Historian Rec. 3; AIPA Workshop 4; Annual Bus. Mgr. 4. CLASS OFFICERS OF 78 The class of '78 started out with a bang by wanning first place with its float in the Homecoming Parade. This was the third year in a row that the class float won first. The class was also voted to have the best school spirit. The class candidates for Christmas Royalty were Jeanne Hayduckovich and Eddie Kirkland who placed fourth. The class then made a comeback by taking first in the Christmas chain contest with a paper chain that went all the way around the block and overlapped. This year's seniors raised $1,938. 74 to meet the year's expenses after starting cut the year with only $122.00. They continued the four year tradition of going to Big Surf for senior Ditch Day. Class Day, which was held on May 18, included reading of wills and prophecies and die class poem written by Don Summersgill. The traditional key was presented to Chuck Thomack by Don Summcrsg’ll. Chila Jackson read her class prayer. Skits parodying the staff were David Guzman depicting Mr. Reynolds, TessO'Haco as Mrs. Zeiger, Bill Herron as Mrs. McAuley, and Don Summersgill as Miss Dubuy. 8 CLASS DAY J a .r JEFF DALE AH MANN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference Football 4; Wr Club 3, 4; Football Cocaptain 4. DFBRA ANNE ALEXANDER Band 1. VIVIAN J. ANDERSON Chorus 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3,4; Indian Club 2. PATRICK ARCH1BEQUE DIANA ROBIN ARCETSINCER Band 1; Chcrus 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Pep Squad 3. LYNDA ED WIN A ARMIJO DECA 1, 2; FBLA 2, 3, Pres. 4; Jr. LULAC 3; Class Rep. 2; Student Council 2; Honor Society 4. PHILLIP PETER BACA Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1; Honor Society 3, 4; FBLA 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. RICKEY GENE BAKER Football 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; All-Conference Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Mile Champ 3; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RICKY L. BAKER Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3; D.O. 4. PAUL1TA A. BEGAY Band 1; Pep Squad 1; Indi an Club 1. JOSEPH ALLEN BREEZE Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, Pres. 4; W Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Quill £ Scroll 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Boys State VICTORIA YVONNE BRITO ALLEN DALEBOLLIN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference and All State Football 4; All Conference and All State Wrestling 3, 4; All Conference Track 3, 4. MELINDA FAYE BOWMAN S Club 3,4; Honor Society 4; D.O. Club Pres. 4; Indian Club 2, 3; Outstanding Marketing Student 2; Outstanding Office Practice 3; Honor Roll 2; Class Pres. 2; Miss Kiwanis 4; DECA 2, Reporter-Historian 3,4; Girls State 3; Student Council 2. RITA R. BEGAY J. JEFFREY BOLES Band 1, 2, 3, Tres. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 3, 4; Reach Out 1, Rep. 2; Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Historian 4; W Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. Tres. 4; Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Track 1, 2; Scholastic Gold Key Award 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 4; State Exibition for Photography 2; Young Peoples Art Exhibit third place 3. VALERIE D. BRYSON Class Pres. 1; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Miss Merry Christmas 1; Orchestra 1, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; High School All American 1; Cheerleader 2,3; WAC 4; Student Council 1; Pep Squad 3; Upward Bound Vice Pres. 4. PETER B. CAKE MARK LAWRENCE CHAMBERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Coif 1, 2, 3; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; JETS 4; W Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Full Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. KEVIN EUGENE CHAVEZ Track 1. MARLENE ANNETTE CHAVEZ MASO 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Jr. LULAC 3. ATHENA DEE CLARK Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Meteo-rettes 3, 4; French Club 4; Pit Orchestra 3, 4; Spotlight Strings 3, 4. ALFRED MELVIN COIN Key Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Pep Band 3, 4; State Solo and Ensemble 4. LANCE EDWARD COLE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2,3, Serge ant at Arms 4; Track 1. KATHRYN FAY CONNER Speech and Drama 3, 4; Reach Out 2; Science Club 4; Musical 2, 3; Jr. -Sr. Play 2, 4; Children's Play 3; One Act Play 2, 3 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Bulletin 4. ROBIN LOUISE CONWAY Chorus 2; Speech and Drama 1; Reach Out 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 2, 3; Honor Society 3, Tres. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Sec. Tres. 4; Matmaids Rep. 4; Bulldog Barks 3, Editor 4; Elks Youth Banquet 1, 2, 3; Freshman Scholarship Award 1; Miss Kiwanis 4. VICTORIA J. CURLEY Band 1, 2, 3. CATHERINE JEAN DARNELL Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Student Council 4j S Club 3, Rep. 4; Band 1, 2; JETS 4; Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2; Speech and Drama 1; DECA 1; Class Sec. 1; Class Vice Pres. 2; WAC Pres. 4. JULIE LYNN DELEVE Honor Society 4; S Club 4; D.O. Club 4; DECA 4. ELAINE ANN DUNICAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Talent Show 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; State Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 3, 4; D.O. Club 4; DECA 2, 3,4; Reach Out 1, 2, 3; SAE 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Speech and Drama 1, 2, 3, 4. GILBERT RONALD ESTUDILLO Football 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; NAU Certificate of Achievement 4; Boys State 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. ROBERT P. ESTUDILLO Football 1; DECA 4; Spanish Club 1. PISON1 FRANKLIN Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1. 2, 3. BRENT W. EZELL Orchestra 1, 2, 3; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; All State Track 3; Basketball 3. STEPHEN FRANKLIN FALLING Football 1; Basketball 2; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3; Band 1; Elks Youth Banquet 3; Mr. Twirp 4. GEORGIA D. GARCIA Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JAY CETMAN WANDA DELORSE GLOVER Mcteorettes 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2. MARY MARGARET GONZALES DECA 2; MASO 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4. ROSEMARIE RUIZ GONZALES Orchestra 1, 2j Chorus 3; Outstanding Chorus Student 3; Reach Out 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Speech and Drama 1, 2; MASO 1; Annual 3; FHA Tres. 4. VIVIAN MARIE GONZALES Chorus 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Meteorettes 2, 3; Volleyball Mgr. 2,3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 2; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Solo Ensemble 3; FHA Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1, 4; Pep Squad 2. DAVID GUZMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Madrigal 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Rep. 3; Student Body Pres. 4; Boys State 3; Football 1; Quill and Scroll 4; Basketball 1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Director 4; SAE 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Speech and Drama 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1, 2; Outstanding Jr. Drama 3; Musical 3, lead 4; Children's Theater 3, Director 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 4; Journalism 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3; NAU Citation of Achievement 3; Oratory 3; One act Play Dist. First 3. MARK E. HANNO Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Spanish Club 1. DIANE R. HARRIS Band 1, 2, 3; State Solo and Ensemble Festival 1. SHAWN L. GORHAM Full Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Key Club 4; Photography 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Football 1, 3; JETS 4. JOHN MATTHEW HANCOCK Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; W Club 4; Outstanding Mcch. Drawing II 3; Honor Society 4. WADE ROSS HANSON Football 1, 3, 4. JEANNE MARIE HAYDIJKOVICH S Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Gymnastics Mgr. 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM EDWARD HERRON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Class Pres. 3; Key Club 1, 2j Baseball First Team All Conference 3; Football Honorable Conference Mention 4. DAVIS CARL HONIE CATHERINE SANCHEZ HOWARD EUNICE IIU MEYEST EWA Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. LESLIE KAY HUNT Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 4; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; String Quartet 4. JANETTA S. HUTCHINGS Speech and Drama 3,4; Photo Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Chorus 3; D.O. Club 4. CHILA SUSANNE JACKSON Pep Squad 1; Speech and Drama 2, Rep. 4. CATHERINE JARAMILLO Band 1, 2, 3; Jr. LULAC 3; FBLA 4; Stage Crew 2; Spanish Club 2,3, Sec. Trcs. 4; D.O. Club 4. SONDRA M. JENSEN Honor Society 4; Madrigal 4; Musical 4. SANDRA LYNN JONAS Annual 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; FBLA 4; Science Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 4. MAR PR IE JOSEPH GI1BERT JUE Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Track 1, 4; FBLA 3, 4. DITCH DAY VELTA ANN KEEVAMA Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Indian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Indian Princess 4; Girls Cross Country 2, 3; Girls Track 3. LA WREN C E A L1AN KENNA Spanish Club 4; JETS Club 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 4. LARRY C. KUDLOCK Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. RHONDA RAE LEHR Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley ball lj Track 2; Speech and Drama 1,2; State Solo and Ensemble 1, 2; Musical 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Stage Crew 1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Band Council 1. JONI DEANNE KEAMS Cross Country 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3; Student Council 4; Tribe of Many Feathers Recorder-Historian 4; JETS Sec. 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 4; WAC 4; Tribe of Many Feathers First Attendant 4. SAND YE H. KEAMS Science Club 4; Spanish Club 4. MICHAEL C. KIRK EDWARD JAY KIRKLAND Band 1, 2, 3, Tres. 4; Chorus 1; Key Club 2; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Band Council 4; Christinas Royalty Candidate 4. SHIRLEY ANN LOPEZ DECA 1, 2; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 4; FHA 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Full Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All Region Orchestra 1, 3, 4; Meteorette 2, 3; Orchestra Rep. 4; Pep Squad 2; Strolling Strings 3, 4; All Region Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3. SUSAN A. LOPEZ RAYMOND CHARLES LUCERO Football 1; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 2, 4; Photography 3,4. WALTER RAYMOND LUJAN Football 1; Basketball 1; FBLA 4; D. O. Club 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Convention 4. ROGER LYNCH Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling CLEO BERNADETTE MARQUEZ Chorus 2, 3; Concert Choir 4. VICTOR RAYMOND MARTINEZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; W Club 2, 3, 4. I MATTHEW KELLEY McCauley Football 1, 2, 3, 4; WreS' tling 1, 2; Track 4; Key Club 4. MELANIE JANE Me DAN I EL Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SAE 2, 3; FBLA 4; Student Council 4; Student Body Treas. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3; U of A Outstanding Jr. 3; Miss Kiwanis 4; Track 2; Pep Band 2, 3; Freshman Scholarship Pin 1; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4. ✓ $ JONIE MAR IF. MATHEWS Stage Crew 2, 3; Reach Out 1, 2. PAMELA GAIL McGUIRE Chorus 1,2; Concert Choir 3, 4. VERNA MITCHELL CARLA MOFSIF Track 4; FBLA 4. LINDBERCH N A MINCH A Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Indian Club 1, 2, 4; Candidate fee Indian Prince 2, 4. MARY JANE NANEZ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. ANGIE NELLS CAROLYN YVONNE NCA1 FBLA 4; DECA 1, 2; FHA Historian 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; JETS 4. DEREK RICHARD NELSON LUCINDA RUTH NOPAH DECA 1; Indian Club 1. DIANE KATHLEEN O'CONNELL Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; SAE 2; Speech and Drama 1; D.O. 4; Outstanding Am. History Student 3; Student Body Sec. 4. THERESA ANN O'HACO Gymnastics 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; WAC 4; Cheerleader 1; Matmaids 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball All Conference Honorable Mention 4; State Track Shotput Second 3. DAVID W. PARSONS Full Orchestra 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Football 1, 2; D.O. 4. TOMMY G. PATE Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 4; W Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBRA ANNETTE POLK Concert Choir 3, 4; Meteorettes Pres. 4; Pep Squad 3. PATRICIA LOU ROGERS Pep Squad 1; Chorus 3. STELLA R. SALAZAR FBLA 3. LINDA CAROL PUGH FHA Pres. 3; Track 2; Mascot 2, 3; Gymnastics 1. ELFONZO SCOT RENFRO MICHAEL RODRIGUEZ Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2. YOLANDA RODRICUEZ Spanish Club 1,2,3 Pres. 4; Orchestra 1,2; Stage Crew 2, 3; Jr. LULAC 3; French Club 4; FHA 4; FBLA 4. DANETTE MARIE RICHARDS Student Council 1, 2, 3; S Club 1, 2; SAE 1, 2; Miss Ugly 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 4; Concert Choir 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Volleyball Player 4; Volleyball first Team All Conference 4. MICHAELENE ANN ROBINSON Track 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN M. SCOTT Band 1, 2; Honor Society 4; D.O. Club Sec. 4; Pep Squad 3. WILLIAM ARNOLD SCOTT Honor Roll 3, 4; JETS Pres. 4; Honor Society 3, 4. BONNIE JEAN SECAKUKU EDDIE D. SEDILLO Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4j District Wrestling Champion 4; State Wrestling Fourth 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. DAVID MICHEAL SEDILLO Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; W Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Homecoming King 4; Honorable Mention All Conference and All State Football 3; All Conference and All State Football 4; Boys State 3, Councilor 4. DIXIE LOUISE SMITH ROBERT SHAWN SMITH Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball All Conference Second Team 2, All State Honorable Mention 3; Basketball All Conference First Team 3, All State Honorable Mention 4; Football All Con fere ncc First Team 4; Baseball All Conference and All State 4. TIM E. SMITH Baseball 1, 2. SHARON L. SOCKYMA Track 2, Mgr. 4. DONALD A. SUMMERS GILL School Key Award 3; ASU Medallion of Merit 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; All State Band 3; State Solo and Ensemble 1, 2; Crosscountry 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; District Wrestling Champion 4; Science Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Class Rep. 3; Student Body Vice Pres. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Musical 1,2, 3, 4. KERRIE S. TAYLOR DIANA LYNN TECKLENBURG Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; State Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA Rep. 3, 4; Class Treas. 3; Pep Squad 1; FTA 1. ANGELA MAR CELL THOMAS FHA Sec. 4; Chorus 3. STEVE VARNER Photo Club 3,4; Football 1; Annual 4; Musical 1,2; Jr. and Sr. Play 2; Orchestra 1,2; FBLA 3; Student Council 3,4. JOHNNY VILLANUEVA LAURA LEE WEST Cheerleader 1,2,3, Head 4; Gymnastics Mgr. 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; TRACYC 3; Band 1; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. BRENDA ALLENA RAE WILLIAMS Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 2,4; S Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. CALVERT WILLIAMS Football 1; Basketball 1. Seniors Not Pictured Ernest Micheal Alva Sherilynn Barton Roald Paul Begay Elliott Dale Bernier Johnny L� Butler, Jr. Boyd Lee DeWitt Michael G. Ekey Doug E. Estudillo Vanessa Bernadette Gallegos Edward M. Gonzales Sherry Marie Hayes Theodore Lynn Hines David J. Hodgins Milton Ray Honawa Patrick Alan Home Virgil Joe Loren Davis Kcwanimptewa Leonard A. Lucero Peter Phillip Madrid, Jr. Benjamin Mansfield Coy Mattox, Jr. Stephen M. Mazon Loretta Milligan Daniel Moore Clayton Navakuku Josephine Annette Oliva Ronald C. Owsley Dennis R. Padilla John Joseph Palacios James Parker Lawrence Joseph Pointer Dennis S. Poolheco Ronald Sanchez David Travis LaVemc Tsosie Maxine Wadsworth Daniel L. Webster Francis J. Williams Tammy Kim Wilson George Brent Wyrick Eloy Wytewa Serafino Youvella Moments Senior moments starting COUNTERCLOCKWISE from top: Seniors working in the concession stand to raise money for their class. David Sedillo thinking of graduation day. Chlla Jackson fixes the 1,999th hot dog at the concession stand. Joe Breeze is caught in the thrill of victory. Allen Bollin all dressed up and ready for departure. At graduation Melanie McDaniel, valedictorian, gave a talk on Living the Present, Becoming the Future. Robin Conway, salutatorian, gave her talk on Realizing Our Possibilities. Julie DeLeve, honors student, talked on Dreams or Reality? The main speaker was Mr. Mike Hawkins, who graduated from WHS in 1963. Dr. D. H. Simmons, who has been giving out diplomas for the past 25 years as a member of die school board, gave out his last diplomas as he intends to retire. SPORTS BANQUET The Spring Sports Banquet was held at the Elks Auditorium on May 16, to honor the outstanding athletes in gymnastics, track, and baseball. The coaches for boys and girls track were Mr. Crannie Hysong, Mr. David Conatser, Ms. Barbara Dubuy, and Mr. Ron Bellman. The coach for gymnastics was Mrs. Liz Wennet. The coaches for baseball were Art Griffith, Varsity, and John Henling, JV. FACULTY DRESSES FOR LUNCHEON JR-SR PLAY Cast for Rest Assured Mr. Morlock . . Mrs. Morlock. . Luigi Lanconi. . Mary........... Jessica . . . . Mildred . . . . Joe Lanconi . . Lucifer . . . . George Plew . . Miss Akers . . . Dr. Brown . . . Mrs. Schmaltz . Jake C Mr. Black Martha . . . . John Abrahamsen Cathy Williams David Guzman Mary McKay Susan Richey Kathy Conner Joey Gonzales E. J. Dobbins Ed Kenna Lynette Dove Greg Kreie Valerie Pfeiffer Lawrence Kenna Maria Herzog The Jr. -Sr. Play this year was Rest Assured. The cast consisted of 14 members and 2 crew members: Henry Parker and Chris Bozarth. The play this year was directed by Bob Howell. The male lead for Rest Assured was Mr. Morlock played by John Abrahamsen and the female lead was Mrs. Morlock played by Cathy Williams. OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE, David Guzman as Luigi Lanconi, Lynette Dove as Miss Akers, and Ed Kenna as George Plew are concerned about Mr. Morlock played by John Abrahamsen. Luigi Lanconi and Jessica played by Susan Richey arc very upset with Mr. Morlock. George Plew, Mr. Morlock, and Miss Akers in the ghost scene. Jessica and Mr. Morlock having a violent discussion. Mary McKay, taking the part of Mary, joins Miss Akers, Jessica, and Cathy Williams as Mrs. Morlock to wait patiently for news. Jessica and Luigi discuss Mr. Morlock's problems. THIS PAGE, CLOCKWISE, Luigi's ghost in a casual mood. Mr. Morlock and Luigi having a frank discussion. Luigi's ghost refuses advice. Jessica is ready to pound in Mr. Morlock's head while Luigi looks on. George Plew and Mr. Morlock having a quarrel while Luigi's ghost is sleepwalking. These W.H.S. students were chosen to attend Boys and Girls State. They are (UPPER LEFT TO LOWER RIGHT) Joe Breeze, Debbie DeAngelis, David Scdillo, Melinda Bowman, Gilbert Estudillo. (UPPER RIGHT) David Guzman BOYS AND GIRLS STATE It is not your aptitude but your attitude that determines your altitude along with your intestinal fortitude. Laura Kislingbury Tommy Bahnimptewa President Vice-President The class of '79 started the year by placing 2nd with their float in the Homecoming parade. In the picture to the right, juniors Clinton Wilkins, Craig Freeman, Jim Macl ean, and Valerie Pfeiffer touch up their float while others watch. The class followed the pattern by placing 3rd with their Christmas royalty. Candidates Evan Leander and Judi Gill are pictured above. The juniors went on to place 3rd in the Christmas tree contest and 4th in the Christmas chain contest. Denise Trimble Clinton Wilkins Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR OFFICERS Susan Jennings Representative Evan Leander Representative Bobbie Padilla Representative 38 ■ John Abrahamsen Angelo Aragon Chris Atkinson JoAnn Baca Kimberly Baldwin Yvonne Begay Carol Betoney Jerry Billy John Bolton Sue Bolton Doris Bowman Marlene Brown Taney Bryson Bruce Burnett Kami Bustamante Jenny Campbell Robert Caraway Jerry Chapman Arthur Chavez 39 Shirley Chow Anthony Clark Nancy Clubbs Tammy Cockcrham Charles Cumuttc Patricia Davis Douglas DeVVitt Lori Dorsett Keith Fales Steve Flores Craig Freeman Nancy Fred Daniel Dove Card on Dowd Barry Duggins Keith Egbert 40 Bill Fritz Ross Fulton Susan Gabbard John Galvan Raul Guzman David Hancock William Harms Jimmy Hernandez Judi Gill Debra Gonzales Robert Greer Michael Guerrero 41 Carol Lewis Rhena Linstra Mclcina Lomahaptewa Elfrieda Lomahoma Priscilla Lopez James MacLean John McCauley Lisa McDonald 42 Rebecca McGuire Susan McLavvs T ammy Mathews Randy Mead 43 Debra Riley Donna Salazar Joe Salazar Mike Sanchez Sandra Shirley Terry Short Laura S hurley Dextra Sidney Antoinette Saufkie LaVern Scott Nancy Scott Brenda Sheets 44 Bobby Smith Lee Sockyma Randi Sprankle Donna Stewart Darin Talashoma Chuck Thomack Shirley Tomosie Mike Van Brian Stinson Barry Summers Debra Tafoya Cheryl Talahaftewa 45 Cathy Williams Freddie Willie Helen Wyrick Katherine Yazzie Jarvis Begay Bruno Burnett Kevin Crank Scott Davis Arlene Dixson Johnny Dixson Wesley Duran Lamont Everidge Malcolm Fred JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Eunice Humeyestewa Alvin James Elfrcida Long Bonnie Moore Carol Perez Virginia Reyes Diane Salazar Priscilla Sanchez Ann Youvella Evelyn Schultz Keith Shay Miriam Stacey Lyneva Tanner Leonard Thompson Loretta Thompson Kevin Willis Danny Wyrick Pearl Yazzie CLOCKWISE starting at TOP LEFT; Eric Ybarra listening in-tentively (to a girl?). Anthony Polk, David Peters, and John McCauley represent their junior class power. Junior class sponsors: Mr. John Fink, Miss Rexann Bamey, Mr. Jake Magallanez, Miss Marilyn Faris, Mrs. Dolores Stotts, Mr. Paul Summersgill, Mr. Jim Jensen, Mrs. Ann Mickle, and Mr. John Henling. Juniors Betsy Polston, Debra Riley, Brenda Sheets, and Susan Jennings work hard at the concession stand. The Jackson... Four arc Mike Van, Claude Renfro, Warren Wilhoitc, and Anthony Polk. 47 CLOCKWISE starting at TOP LEFT, Craig Freeman says, '1 ain't ridin' all the way down to state with them tennis shoes! Jim Mac Lean is repairing the junior homecoming float. Chris Atkinson is definitely upset. Is it the girl or have the workers in the concession stand run out of what he wants? Warren Wilhoite and Chuck Thomack wonder about Susan Jennings who forgot to get dressed while Brenda Sheets is working hard. Barry Summers says, and then there's that picture that no one knows about! Sandra Salazar asks Virginia Reyes, is that the right color? 48 Willy Woo President Sharon Pool he co Vice-President Joy Jacks Secretary Kim Remy Treasurer SOPHOMORE OFFICERS The class of '80 got off to a slow start by building a float that placed 4th in the Homecoming parade. During the contests in the Christmas season the sophomores made a big comeback by bringing in $528. 78 worth of canned goods and earning the crown of Christmas Royalty for Sharon Poolheco and Joey Gomales. The sophomores added to their winning streak by placing 1st in the Christmas Tree Decoration Contest, and continued by placing 2nd in the Christmas Paper Chain Contest. BELOW are Sharon Poolheco and Joey Gonzales; ACROSS , Sheila Polk is caught by the camera; LOWER RIGHT, the sophomores prize winning Christmas Tree. 50 Cindy Ahmann James Ahrens Antonio Archibequc Steve Arthur Marcy Astorga Vera Begaye Billy Betoney Denise Bowannie Terry Bowman C ary Boyle Tammy Bumgarner Robert Campbell James Carter Lisa Cavin David Chase Cynthia Bealcr Allison Begay Linda Begay Loretta Begay Mildred Begay Toni Chapman Terry Chischillic Darlene Clark Leann Cleveland Linda Coin 51 Eddie Coughlin Rozanna Crank Robert Cronemeyer Edith Curley Rebecca Dick Joseph Estudillo Tammy Fischer Zclda Flemons Florence Francis Darla Freeman Debbie Freeman Marty Freeman Gerald Fuson Geraldine Fuson Charles Galvan Teresa Garcia Melody Gamer Dale Gctman Rigcna Getman Denver Gilliam Jane Goldtooth Camilia Gomez Ann Gonzales Cheryl Gonzales Darlene Gonzales 52 Joey Gonzales Mark Gonzales Robert Gonzales Robert Gonzalez Carrie Graybeal Theresa Graybeal Yvonne Guerrero Daniel Guzman Dena Halopoff Loren Hamilton Carrie Hancock Terri Hancock Willie Hancock Mike Hansen Robert Hansen I Anthony Hardy Rita Hatch Eugene Henrie Janice Henrie Craig Herron Maria Herzog Terri Irwin Beverly Jackson Frederick James Gene James Laura James Sharon James Kent Jestes Leslie Jody Lester John 53 Dana Johnson Melanie Jones Linda Kaiser Tim Kessler Dianna Kewanimptewa Cecelia Keyonnie Randy Koonce Greg Kreie Patty LaBart Alex Land Richard Lassiter James Leander Cassaundra Lee Doris Lee James Lee Ronald Lee Kerry Leonard Dick Lester Debra Lewis Timothy Lewis Mary Lomavaya Marlene Long Cecil Lopez Edward Lopez Danny Lucero Walter Lynch Betty Mannie Betty Manning Ronald Mazon Mike McGuire 54 Joe Lomeli Tom McCauley Donna Mead Ronnie Meritt Jack Miller Phillip Moncayo David Montano Gerry Moore I.inda Kay Moore Lou Morris Karry Morse Sharon Mundine Leon Myron Garland Navakuku Rachel Navarro Vearl Nells Lynnette Nelson Steve Nelson David Nez Cynthia Owsley Ron Pelton Maria Perales Sheila Plcse Carole Pointer Deidre Poisall 55 Sharon Polk Anthony Poolhcco Robbie Powell Willie Powell Sheri Pritz Sylvia Ragnoli Elena Re finer Laveme Reyess I.ouie Reyes Steve Reyes Stevie Ruiz Tonya Ruiz Vincent Ruiz Sandra Salazar Robin Sandoval Jacki Reynolds Susan Richey Greg Rickard Jackie Riggs David Rodriquez Derron Sheets Lynettc Shupla Dawn Smith Herman Smith Micky Sochncr 56 Henry Vandervalk Catcrina Vizcaya Dan ford Wadsworth Zane Watts THOSE NOT PICTURED Arthur Baca Raymond Baca Marvin Beeson Delphine Begay Michael Carlson Michael Chave2 Marvin Dixson Ritchie Dixson Freddie Espinosa Anna Estudillo Margo Franklin Eugene Fredericks Roger Huber Herbert John Rose Long Cindy Lopez Vera Miles Marty Ovah Debi Sandoval David Stapp Thomas Walker 58 CLOCKWISE, from top left, Patty Benham and her smile that won her a place as a Student Council representative. The sophomores working hard in their English class. Rita Hatch and Cynthia Bealer working on the sophomore float which took fourth place. Lynnette Dove and Debbie Stucker are camera shy or camera shy? Dena Halopoff searching for 979. 5-D238t. Joy Jacks wishing Greg Campbell the best of luck on his way to a football game. Lisa Cavin escapes from the office with a smile. TWIRP WEEK Twirp week was held March 6 to the 10th. The sophomores sponsored all the activities for the week which started with Hair Day on Monday followed by Bubble Gum Day, Twirp King and Queen Election Day, 50's Day, and the week was concluded on Friday by the dance. Starting CLOCKWISE, top, Greg Kreie was awarded best hairdo; Yvonne Faucher and Steve Falling were named Twirp King and Queen at the Twirp Dance held on March 10th that concluded the weeks activities; Marty Freeman blew the biggest bubble; best dancers award went to Cheryl Horner and Eddie Kirkland; Darlene Kessler won a prize for best dressed on SO's day. Mary Kislingbnry Dwayne Cassidy Pearl Gray President Vice-President Secretary FRESHMAN OFFICERS The class of 'SI had just begun their journey through high school. Since it was their beginning they were not expected to receive a grand and glorious first place. To start with, their Homecoming float took third place. The Christmas Royalty for the freshmen, Mary Kislingbury and Bill Baumgartner, also captured a third place, collection $140.47 worth of canned goods. In addition they placed third in the Christmas Chain Competition. In their quest for a first place they almost received one in die Christmas Tree judging by coming in a close second. The freshman class also served tradition by burning the W at home varsity football games. This year's freshman class started out with 258 members. Tambra Sluga Treasurer Debra Johnson Representative Jolene Nelson Representative Dec Dee Williams Representative Peggy Adams Floyd Albert Lloyd Albert Vernon Alex Mclancc Allen Donald Bruchman Bobby Burrage Lucinda Charley Timothy Chase Catherine C havez Lloyd Ami Priscilla Archibcque Stephen Armijo Wilfred Armijo Chris Badonie Christcne Bozarth Nina Branch Arthur Brito Patty Brown Sammy Brown 1 Jay Baldwin Bennie Bamell William Baumgartner Myron Beeson Edwin Begay Jamesita Begay Patricia Begay Tina Bell Owen Bilagody Marilyn Billie 63 Elvira Chezumpena Sharon Chischillie Gary C how Barbara Clnbbs Scott Colbath Diana Cumutte Amos Dailey John Dalton Cheryl Darnell Russel Davis Anthony Dcschccnic Curtis DeWitt Clara Dickson Lambert Dixson Edward Dobbins Kelly Doucette Nadine Duran Priscilla Duran Julie Edwards Johnny Efaw Mindy Ellis Genevieve Estudillo Barbie Etzel Charles Fishback David Fonk 64 Ben Foster Mary Foster Debbie Fowler Rhoda Frank Reginald Franklin A Karen Fred Todd Fredericks Deborah Fuhrmann LaWana Fulton Wayne Garner Carla Gabbard Charlene Geer Michael Gctman Veronica Gomez Patricia Gonzalez Philip Gonzales Jim Good Herbert Gray Howard Hancock David Hansen Bob Harbolt Tommy Hardy Debra Harms Tom Harris William Harris 65 Richard Hernandez Bill Herzog Debra Howcsa Curtis Hudson Jimmie Irwin Theodore Jensen Diamond Johnson Lucinda Johnson Marshall Johnson Susan Jue Alvin Kcyonnic Sammy Kcyonnic Sylvia Keyonnie Roscoc Kirby Douglas Kreie Elmer James Norman James Paul Jaramillo Tony Jaramillo Susan Juarez Wilma Kachinhongva Terry Kaiser Ed Kenna Darlene Kessler Barbara Ketring Kiki Kretsedemas Nick Kretsedemas Denise Law LaRose Lee Seraphine Lee 66 Greg Leppin Emma Lewis Ronald Laban Cheryl Lomakema Arnold Lomatewama Teresa Lopez Patricia Lovato Claudia Lujan Darlene Maestas Elizabeth Mansfield Jeff McDonald David McLain Dominique Me Laws Barbara McLoughlin Thomas Mead J Tony Lomeli Robbie Long John Lopez Lupc Lopez Steve Lopez Benny Marquez Henry Marquez Stephen Martinez Deborah Matney Ronald Matney Thomas Meritt Louise Mitchell Steve Mitchell Alonzo Morris Lula Morris 67 A dell Mote Mike Moyers Rhoda Myron Roy Nahsonhoya Anthony Natseway Darlene Natseway Keith Nelson Preston Nelson Ervin Nez Melvin Nez Peter Nez George Ngai Debra Noe Leon Nuvayestewa Kim O'Haco u Nathan Peaches Kenny Penrod Mike Perkins Pam Peters Henrietta Peterson Dalton Owens Deloris Owens Albert Padilla Paul Parish John Passmore Tammy Petranovich Cammic Phillips Ilene Pipkins Debra Poleheptewa Sheila Polk 68 Debra Poolheco Barbara Powell Sheila Powell Becky Proctor Shelley Pugh Lois Reynosa Sandra Richey Barry Robinson C orrine Rodriguez Andrew Romero Anita Romero Debra Romero Judy Salazar Lynn Salazar Raul Sanchez ■ Priscilla Sanchez Patrick Sanchez Theresa Sanchez Theresa Sandoval Darnell Scott Deborah Secakuku Sarah Sedillo Steven Shirley Steve Shoupc Alice Smith 69 Lisa Smith Mary Smith Mark Stewart Janet Straub Arthur Tafoya Rhonda Talashoma Effie Tawahongva Arnold Thompson Frank Tsosie Maria Villarino 70 David Williams Mary Williams Tom Willi an Patrick Wilson Mike Withrow Marty Witt Gene Woodty Tom Wright Dodic Wyckoff Alberta Yazzie Amelia Yazzie Pete Yazzie Manuel Youvella Terri Zettel STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Paul Alonzo Jack Allen Sherri Cleveland Geraldine Dickson Curtis Fredericks Diana Garcia Rudy Gonzales Joey Hernandez Judy Hines Judith James Alvin Kooyahoema Lola Long Marjorie Long Kendrick Mahlc Kelvin Mattox Lambert Nahsonhoya Kenny Ovah Cynthia Paddock Eugenia Robinson Sheila Robinson Christce Sims Crystal Wilhelm Ivan Wytewa Marlene Young ORIENTATION Freshman Orientation started out with an assembly welcoming the freshmen and showing them several aspects of life around WHS. Slave week started with Inside-out Day and the Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Race. Tuesday, the freshmen dressed as clowns and their masters entered their slaves in the Shaving Cream Race. Wednesday was set aside for Hollywood Day, the slaves being look-alikes for the stars. Crazy Sock and Tie Day was held on Thursday, with the orange squeeze at lunch. The week ended with Friday being Dress-up Day, and some freshmen received their first kiss in the Licorice Race. Friday was judgement day for disobedient freshmen. Those freshmen were punished at Kangaroo Court. As their reward for being good slaves the freshman were treated to the Howdy Dance. HONORS ASSEMBLY The Honors Assembly was held in May in the high school auditorium. Awards were given out to students who received scholarships and were outstanding in some particular field, showing an interest in continuing on in that field. The Bausch and Lomb Science Award was presented to William Scott and Don Summersgill received the All-Around Championship Award. Bill Fritz received an award from the Arizona Association of Mathematics, for making the seventh highest score on the test in the state. 74 ARTS ASSEMBLY The Fine Arts Assembly was held in the high school auditorium in May, to honor those students in music, speech, and drama. Receiving the John Phillip Sousa award was Don Summcrsgill and the outstanding drama student was David Guzman. CLOCKWISE, from top left, Kathy Conners receives outstanding contribution to drama award. Mr. Summersgill and Mr. Howell handing out the awards. Dan Dove smiles as he receives his award for his band and trumpet trio awards. Robert Caraway receives his award. Stephen Arthur receives his award for his lead in the musical. Athena Clark receives her letter for orchestra. 75 ELKS YOUTH BANQUET On May 2, the Elks Youth Banquet was held to honor students participating in student council and students who had excelled in music, honor roll and other academic and extra-curricular activities. Photos CLOCKWISE, from top left, David Guzman receiving an award for student body president, first place in Elks Leadership contest and Boys State delcgatcj Mr. Bill Ewan, W a shin gton - Line oln principal and master of ceremonies; Robin Conway receiving an award from Mr. Reynolds for Barks Editor and honor roll; Lynnette Nelson receiving an award from the U,S. Coast Guard for saving an elderly man's life; Chris Atkinson receiving an award from Mr. Reynolds for Key Club president. 76 JOURNALISM Journalism staff shown at work starting from top, CLOCKWISE, planning issue; studying records; reading copy; staff, seated, Anthony Polk and W arren Wilhoite, sports editors; Susan Jennings, feature editor; Joe Breeze, feature editor and photographer; Mrs. Frances Roberts, adviser; standing, Chris Atkinson, editorial editor; Tammy Wilson, business mgr. ; Debbie DeAngelis, editor; David Guzman, editorial and copy editor; Lori Doisett, finance; Clinton Wilkins, assistant editor; Dani Vizcaya, photographer; Jennifer Watts, assistant adv. mgr. ; seated top right, Don Summersgill, head photographer and Robin Conway, editor. Chris and his football badge; measuring ads; making layouts. PHOTO CLUB Members of the Photo Club took most of the pictures for the yearbook. Starting, CLOCKWISE, below, Barry Summers; Steve Varner and Barry Duggins pouring fixer; members, seated, Shawn Gorham, Jeff Boles, Raymond Lucero; standing, Larry Kincaid, Mr. John Hcnling, advisor, and Joey Gonzales; Shawn Gorham drying; Tom Piper setting up the enlarger; David Wong and Jeff Boles preparing their cameras; and Janetta Hutchings checks the film file. KEY CLUB Key Club sponsored the Head Start Christmas party and bagged Christmas candy. The club helped the Chamber of Commerce build the float for the Christmas parade and sponsored the Sweetheart dance. Key Club sweetheart for the year was Laura West. The club also sponsored a bike-a-thon in May for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and members attended the South West convention In Santa Fe, New Mexico. The club was voted outstanding club in district II and Chris Atkinson was voted outstanding Key Club president. Officers for the year were Lance Cole, sergeant at arms; Chris Atkinson, president; Tommy Whipple, secretary; David Peters, lieutenant governor; Steve Falling, vice-president; Clinton Wilkins, treasurer for district II. Club sponsor for the third year was Mr. Renkens. FRENCH CLUB The newly organized French Club had its first year with Mr. Scott Connell acting as advisor. The club sponsored French Day at the Jr. High with members helping to run booths and Films. The club attended Culture Day at NAU on May S. Officers for the year were Sheila Plese, president; Stephen Arthur, vice-president; Kim Remy, secretary; Joey Gonzales, treasurer; and Cindy Bcalcr, student council representative. The club had 23 members. 81 82 Opposite page, CLOCKWISE, starting upper right, Jenny Campbell, twirler; Barbie Etzel, twirler; Mr. Summersgill, band director; Nadine Duran, twirler; trumpet section marching; David Guzman; Eddie Kirkland, drum major. This page CLOCKWISE, French horns and trumpets; clarinets; flutes, saxes, bassoons and oboes; clarinets marching; percussion, trombones and bass. 84 ORCHESTRA Orchestra consisted of 32 members in tne Chamber section and 49 members in the Symphonic section. During the year the group gave six concerts and made a spring concert tour. Barbara Clubbs, a freshman member, made All State with her viola performance. Members of the winds and percussion pictured BELOW, First row, Darlene Natsaway, Yvonne Faucher, Niki Kretsedemas, Nadine Duran, Susan Jennings, Debra Harms, second row, Miss Barney, sponsor; Valerie Pfieffer, Cathy Williams, Lori McLaws, Mary McKay, back row, Larry Tyler, Doug Summersgill, Greg Kreie, Shawn Gorham, Jeff Boles, and James Ahrens. Members of the strings section pictured opposite page LEFT, first row, Nancy Clubbs, Debi Mead, Shirley Lopez, Athena Clark, Steve Arthur, Les.:e Hunt, Terry Short; second row, Eddie Lopez, Helen Wyricis, Barbara Clubbs, Laura Shurley, Linda Moore, Janice Hcnrie, Darlene Maestas; third row, Miss R. Barney, Maria Herzog, Tommie Gilliam, Debbie Pelton, Dena Halopoff, Jenie Robinson; top row, David Montano, Bill Herzog, Tommy Pate, James Leander, and Mark Chambers. CONCERT CHOIR, TREBLE, MADRIGAL Concert Choir, which is an advanced chorus, had 6 concerts during the year and received an excellent rating at NAU Festival. The members also sang at graduation. Treble Choir, which is made up of all girls, also put on 6 concerts. This year was Mr. Hansen's first year to direct these groups. Madrigal is the top 13 choir members. This year's accompanist was Cindy Whipple. 86 87 HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE JUNIOR PROM The 1978 Junior Prom was held on April 29 at the Elks Auditorium which was decorated with blue and white. Shown on opposite page starting CLOCKWISE from top left are Victor Martinez, Prom King, placing die crown on Tessa O'Haco, Prom Queen; Prom royalty poses for a picture; Jennifer Watts and Michael Reyes spending a quiet moment together; couples slow dancing to the music of Bootleg ; Cathy Williams and Mark Chambers caught by the camera; Ernest Alva takes time out for punch; this year's dedicatee was Mrs. Delores Stotts. This page starting CLOCKWISE upper left are Terry Vance pausing for a bite to eat; Bill Herron, Lisa McDonald, Tessa O'Haco, and Shawn Smith sitting around talking; Tommy Whipple, Laura Kisiingbury, Raymond Lucero, and Linda Kaiser waiting for the music to start; Gilbert Estudillo, Joe Breeze, and Dani Vizcaya; Mrs. Meikle, Miss Barney, and her date watching the couples dancing the night away. SPANISH CLUB The club sponsor was Ms. Terry. Club officers were Yolanda Rodriguez, president; Vanessa Gallegos, vice-president; Cathy Jaramillo, secretary-treasurer; and Maria Monsegur, representative. The club held two bake sales and sold pumpkin pies for Thankgiving. The group had a unique way of caroling for Christmas where all their songs were sung in Spanish. The group motto is No hay atajo sin trabajo, which means there's no convenience without some inconvenience. FBLA sold candy bars and cheese to raise money to go to regional and state competition. The club had two first places at regional, Danny Guzman, general business understanding and Karen Abeita, poster event; three thirds, Gina Reffner, business law, Elena Reffner, typing and Shirley Chow, business math. At the state convention at ASU Danny Guzman placed fourth in economics. Officers for the year were Lynda Armijo, president; Priscilla Lopez, vice-president; Cathy Howard, secretary; Raul Guzman, treasurer; Karen Abeita, recorder-historian; Gina Reffner, parliamentarian. The club sponsor was Mr. Jake Magallanez. SCIENCE CLUB Pictured ABOVE, bottom row, Arlene Yazzie, Nancy Clubbs, Linda Begay; top row, Tim Lewis, David Wong, David Hancock, president; Doug Conatser, representative; Don Summersgill, Mr. Conatser, sponsor; and the oldest member of the club Whitey Bones. Not pictured are Doug Summersgill, vice president; and Kathy Morris, sccrctary treasurer. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was actually a team with Jim MacLean as Captain. Members attended four major tournaments, taking second place at the Page Invitational. Shown BELOW, seated, Steve Martinez, Shawn Gorham, Bill Harms; Standing Mr. Joe Gonzales, sponsor, Steve Falling, Jim MacLean and Gene Hudson. TRIBE OF MANY FEATHERS Tribe of Many Feathers is an Indian club but not only for Indians; anyone can join. The club sponsored American Indian Day and the members of the club wore their native dress. There was an assembly with the Winslow Warshield Dancers, professional dancers, performing before the student body. The club's officers for the year were Meriam Stacey, president; Lynette Shupla, vice-president; Judy James, secretary; Ronnie Laban, treasurer; Tommy Bahnimptewa representative. Indian royalty were Velta Keevama, princess and Leon Nuvayestewa who rode a car in the Homecoming parade. Photos CLOCKWISE, from top right, members seated, Velta Keevama, Karen Abeita, Bonnie Secakaku, Ms. Terry; second row, Joni Kearns, Lynette Shupla; third row, Ann Youvella, Laura Shirley, Kathy Morris, Meriam Stacey, Debra Riley. Members discussing important business at a meeting; members at assembly in native dress; Warshield dancers doing the two-step; Bonnie, Lynette and Velta listen at a business session. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for journalism, annual, and photo club students. The club had a few famous pot-lucks and had many bake sales to help raise money for a new IBM selectric typewriter for use in Room IS. Club officers for the year were Debbie DeAngelis, president; Shawn Gorham, vice president and student council representative; Robin Conway, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Frances Roberts, sponsor. FHA FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. Some of the club projects included a Mexican pot luck dinner in October and a spaghetti dinner for teachers in November. The club also had a truck entered in both the Homecoming and Christmas parades, sewed vests for Key Club, and had a big get together at the end of the year. Officers for the year were Vivian Gonzales, president; Donna Salazar, vice president; Angie Thomas, secretary; Rosemarie Gonzales, treasurer; Sherry Hayes, representative; and Carol Ngai, historian. Ms. Farris served as sponsor. ft % JETS The WHS chapter of the Jets Club was newly formed in the fall of 1977. On week nights club members went to the NPC campus to work with a computer terminal which was connected to the large NAU computer. On Frcbuary 24 they attended the NAU Engineering Day. CLOCKWISE from below, club members: Mr. Jim Henling, sponsor, Shirley Chow, Kathy Hernandez, Joni Kearns, Lawrence Kenna, Steve Falling, William Scott, Chris Atkinson, Joe Breeze, Raul Guzman, and Carol Ngai; Members discuss concepts of computer programing; Members examine computer terminal; Mr. Henling directs activities; Officers: Joni Kearns, secretary-treasurer; William Scott, president; Chris Atkinson, vice-president. W CLUB W Club members sold popcorn at home games. The club used the money last year to buy most of the free weights at the gym. Another activity was sponsoring the homecoming dance, at which there was an attendance of over 500 people to help the cheerleaders raise money. CLOCKWISE, from top, club gathers on front steps of the school; Allen Bollin waves club's bottle bank; clean up after popcorn sales; club officers, front row, Jeff Boles, secretary-treasurer; David Sedillo, president; middle row, Mr. Art Griffith, sponsor; Kenneth Noe, sergeant at arms; back row, Allen Bollin, vice president; Mr. Cranston Hysong, sponsor; Craig Freeman, representative. Jack Jue served as representative first semester. S CLUB S Club is a club that provides sendee for the community. Officers for the year were Brenda Williams, president; Cheryl Homer, vice president; Jeanne Haydukovich, secretary; Laura Kislingbury, treasurer. The club had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Chris Evans. Activities for the year included selling tostadas near the end of January. The money from the sale was used to buy new vests. The club served at the All Sports Banquet. One of their last projects was collecting old pictures of Winslow to help decorate a room at Senior Citizens Center. 99 COUNCIL STUDENT Student Council sponsored the Gong Show, Homecoming activities and parade, Paper Chain Contest, Freshman Orientation, canned food drive during the Christmas Royalty contest, and the Singing Valentines. The students even tried to change the tradition of voting for Homecoming king and queen by letting the student body vote. This effort was, however, in vain. The officers for the year were David Guzman, president; Don Summersgill, vice-president; Diane O'Connell, secretary; Melanie McDaniel, treasurer. The Student Council advisor, Ms. Barbara Dubuy, said that this was the best council she had worked with during her tenure as advisor. BELOW, student body officers busily conducting a meeting, David Guzman, Diane O'Connell, Melanie McDaniel, Don Summersgill. 101 RADIO This year Mr. Harris tried to come up with something a little different for some of his Speech II students. He came up with a radio program where the students would gather information about the happenings around the schools and then write a five to ten minute program that would be broadcast everyday, Monday thru Friday at 4:30. This year's staff was made up of John Abrahamsen, Melanie Jones, Kathy Conner, and Chila Jackson. They received one full credit and this year it was well deserved. They did a great job. Mr. Harris stated he not only wanted to inform the town of the school's events but to show that the school and students are active in a positive way instead of the bad things which usually get the publicity 102 SPEECH DRAMA The following four people were the only ones who qualified and went to the state speech tournament. MIDDLE LEFT, John Abrahamsen and Ron Martinez practicing debates for the state tournament. MIDDLE RIGHT, Mr. Harris, sponsor, works with Donna Scott on her extemporaneous speaking to prepare for state and BOTTOM RIGHT, Lynette Dove practices on poetry and humorous interpretation. She competed in both at state. This year's officers were Debbie Stucker, president; Lynette Dove, vice president; Terry Hancock, secretary treasurer; and Chila Jackson, representative 1977 MUSICAL H.M. S. Pinafore was chosen to be the 1977-78 musical. It was put on November 15, 16, and 17. The cast consisted of Don Summcrsgill, Sir Joseph; Steve Arthur, Captain Corcoran; David Guzman, Ralph Rackstraw; John Abrahamsen, Dick Deadcyc; Greg Kreie, Bill Bobstay; Keith Kales, Bob Beckett; Cathy Williams, Josephine; Terri Hancock, Cousin Hebe; and Mary McKay, Little Buttercup. Robert Greer, Henry Parker, Doug Kreie, Ed Kenna, Mark Chamers, Lynette Dove, Elaine Dunigan, LaWana Fulton, Sauncta Jensen, and Cindy Whipple made up the chorus. Joy Jacks and Debbie Stucker were the stage crew. The music was provided by the pit orchestra. Band members of this were Rhonda Lehr, Darlene Natseway, Valerie Pfeiffer, Susan Jennings, Sandra Richey, Nadine Duran, Larry Tyler, Doug Summersgill, Jack Miller, Jeff Boles, and Shawn Gorham. String members were Nancy Clubbs, Debi Mead, Barbara Clubbs, Patty Davis, Janice Henrie, Maria Herzog, Bill Herzog, Leslie Hunt, Shirley Lopez, Eddie Lopez, Athena Clark, Debra Romero, and Eugenia Robinson. Mr. Howell was the stage and art director, Mr. Hansen the vocal director, Miss. Barney the music director, and Mr. Summersgill was in charge of publicity and production. The story is about a sailor who falls in love with a captain's daughter which isn't to be heard of. The climax of the story came when the characters discover that Corocoran and Rackstraw were switched when they were babies. Rackstraw should be the captain and Corcoran the sailor. H.M.S. PINAFORE ___j, HONOR SOCIETY The Verla Oarc Chapter of the National Honor Society at Winslow High was involved in decoration of teachers' doors for Christmas and aiding in a community service project at the Christian Hand. They also sponsored a booth for the Cancer Society. The member's sponsor was Mrs. Virginia Summersgill. New members standing arc John Hancock, Shawn Peterson, Clinton Wilkins, Raul Guzman, Bill Fritz, Cathy Darnell, Melinda Bowman, Gilbert Estudillo, Katherine Hernandez, Shawn Gorham, David Peters, Barbara Iler; seated arc Nancy Clubbs, Kathy Scott, Cathy Williams, Valerie Pfeiffer, Gina Rcffncr, Lynda Armijo, Soncfca Jensen, Maria Monsegur. Old members pose demurely, from left, Don Summersgill, Melanie McDaniel, Steve Falling, historian; Debbie DcAngclis, secretary, Phillip Baca, Mary McKay, representative; William Scott, Robin Conway, treasurer; David Guzman, Jeff Boles, vice-president; Julie DeLeve, Joe Breeze, president. D.O. CLUB In Diversified Occupations students all held down jobs. D. O. Club activities included selling Reese Cups, and holding a bake sale. The club held a banquet in March at the Townhouse for their employers at which Tony Gabaldon was the guest speaker. Acting officers for the year were Melinda Bowman, president; Lorrctta Milligan, vice-president; Kathy Scott, secretary; Bobby Estudillo, treasurer. D. O. had a new sponsor this year, Mr. James Jensen. Shown CLOCKWISE from TOP, Melinda Bowman, arranging stock at the Bull Ring; Elliott Bernier, pumping gas; Tony Gabaldon speaks at banquet while Mr. Jensen listens; D. O. members back row, Diane O'Connel, Bobbie Estudillo, Mike Elzey, Ricky Baker, Walter Lujan, David Parsons, Virgil Joe; front row, Josephine Oliva, Kathy Scott, Cathy Jaramillo, Julie DeLevc, Melinda Bowman, Loretta Milligan; David Parsons prepares slapping orders at Scars; Bobby Estudillo prepares orders at Sue's Country Kitchen. LIKELY TO . . . Shown CLOCKWISE, top left, Don Summersgill, least likely to blow up the building; Melanie McDaniels, least likely to flunk a test; Vclta Keevama least likely to cut her hair short; Rickey G. Baker least likely to cry over broken records; the World Literature class least likely to voluntarily write a sonnet; Mike Kirk, least likely to burn the buscuits; Boyd DeWitt and Larry Kudlock, least likely to ever need a mechanic; Anthony Polk least likely to get cavities. The Ultimate Gift Lucky seniors who received cars for graduation are CLOCKWISE, right, Barbara Her thinks Monarchs are keen as she stands reflecting on her green machine; Rosemary Gonzales knows how it feels to be the driver of snow white wheels; Gilbert Jue is quite a fellow driving around in his screaming yellow; Patrick Archibeque is really the man driving around in his dark blue van; cne bus was a pain and a sorrow for Sandi, but driving her Vega is really just dandy. 109 The couples the photographers caught on campus this year were ABOVE, left, John Palacios and Dominique Me Laws j ABOVE, right, Joe Breeze and Dani Vizcaya; at RIGHT, Patty Benham and Tony Poolheco; FAR RIGHT, Dee Dee Williams and John West; BELOW, left, Rhena Linstxa and Joe Lomeli; and BOTTOM, right, Tommy Whipple and Laura Kislingbury. COUPLES ON CAMPUS Mr. Jim Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr. BobClubbs Business Manager Mr. Paul Reynolds Principal Mr. Mike Hart Assistant Principal Mrs. Lorainc Clubbs C ounse lor Mr. Norvial Walton Sr. C ounse lor Miss Anita Davis Secretary to Principal Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Miss Diana Noe Secretary to Principal Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper Mrs. Gail Weatherton Switchboard Operator Mrs. Connie Calhoun Bookkeeper 112 Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Librarian Miss Roxann Barney Orchestra Mr. Ron Bellman Alg. Gcom., Gen. Math Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent., Psych Social Mr. Herman Capsuto Resource Class Mr. Dave Conatser Bio., Chordate Ant. Mr. Scott Connell Eng. I, French I Mr. Robert Crosswhite Weights, Co-ed PE Mr. Bud Dismukes Woodwork, Ind. Arts Miss Barbara Dubuy C he m., Physics, E arth Sci. Cons. Sci. Mrs. Chris Evans Home Economics Miss Marilyn Faris Home Economics Mr. John Fink Eng. Basic Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg., Trig. Calculus Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng. I, Eng. II Mr. Artie Griffith Am. Hist., S.W. Hist. Mr. Mel Hansen Chorus Mr. Ron Harris Eng. I, Eng. II, Spccch Mr. Jim Hcnling Alg., Gcom., Gen. Math. Mr. John Henling Eng. Ill, Rd. Imp. Mr. Bob Howell Eng. 1, Drama Mr. Cranston Hysong Bio., Geoin. Mr. Jim Jensen Intro. Bus., D.O. O. J. T., Typing Mr. Pat Locasio Intro. Bus., Typing Mr. Jake Magallancz Acc., Cons. Math. Cons. Econ., Intro. Bus Mrs. Katherine McAuley Eng. Ill A. Eng. IV Mrs. Ann Meiklc Shorthand, Typing Mr. Roger Miller Am. Hist., Am. Gov't. 114 Mr. Emil Nasser Health, P.E. Mr. E. J. Patterson Art 1, Art 11, Ccramics Crafts Mr. Jack Renkins Alg., Gen. Math. Mrs. Frances Roberts Annual Journalism, Eng. IV A, Rd. Imp Mr. George Rockwell Met. Shop, Ind. Arts Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. 1, Mech. Dr. II Mr. Dean Stotts Am. Hist., Place Ceog. Econ. Geog Mrs. Dolores Stotts Typing, Off. Practice Mr. Paul Summersgill Band Miss Melisse Terry Rd. Imp., Spanish Mr. Manny Walton, Jr. Auto Shop I, Auto Shop II, Cons. Auto Mr. Jim Ware Bio., Earth Sci. Cons. Sci. Mr. Gary Watts Eng. II Mrs. Liz Wennet Health, P.E., Co-Ed P. E. 115 Mrs. Jill Zcigcr Gov't., Wld. Hist. Mod. Hist Mrs. Elvira Wilcox Aide Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Aide Mrs. Margaret Rogers Aide Mr. Steve Harrison Audio Visual Mrs. Mildred Polk Audio Visual Mr. Dan Roe Audio Visual 116 Snowflake 21 Flagstaff || Holbrook 1 Kingman STATE PL Y-OFFS Gilbert Wxnslow Victor Martinez Coy Mattox Shawn Smith Ernest Alva Bill Herron A M Pictured below are Coaches Nasser, Griffith, Miller, and Trainer Fink. They gave a lot of time and effort in helping the Bulldogs win the division title for the second time in a row. 118 Craig Freeman B Phil Baca B Roald Begay B Mark Chambers E Lance Cole T « OA, 0 7 Eddie Coughlin LB Boyd DeWitt LB Bill Fritz B Wade Hansen E Milton Honawa B r � The varsity Bulldogs took the AA Nortli District Championship a-gain in 1977. They' were defeated at State by a powerful Gilbert team. Players that did an outstanding job were David Sedillo and Allen Bollin who received AA North All Conference and All State Defense. Jeff Ahmann, Coy Mattox, and Victor Martinez received .AA North All Conference Defense. Shawn Smith was also chosen as AA North All Conference Offense. Receiving honorable mention were Bill Herron, Ernest Alva, and Craig Freeman. Team captains were Allen, David, and Victor. Portraits by Lee Earls Studio. Gilbert Juc G Minor Land B Lane Leppin E Joe Lomeli G Walter Lynch B John McCauley C I Kelley McCauley T I Eddie Miller T ■ Gerry Moore LB Kcnnyr Noe G % nf 119 David Peters C Shawn Peterson B Anthony Polk B Tony Poolhcco QB Willie Powell E Kerry Pugh T M Daniel Webster G John West B Tommy Whipple QB Warren Wilhoite B Joe Wilcox LB Claude Renfro E Elfonzo Renfro B Bobbie Smith B Larry Tylcr B Michcal Van B Eric Ybarra B Serafino Youvella B Clint Wilkins Mgr. Robert Cambell Mgr. Billy Harms. Mgr. 120 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ABOVE, Laura Kislingbury, Dixie Smith, Donna Stewart, Laura West, and Susan McLaws who served as varsity cheerleaders for this year. MIDDLE LEFT, Laura West leads in a cheer. MIDDLE RIGHT, Laura West asking, Have ya got that spirit? BOTTOM LEFT, Laura Kislingbury and Laura West clap out rhythm. BOTTOM RIGHT, the cheerleaders urging the crowd to victory. BELOW, Laura Kislingbury and Donna Stewart asking one another for advice. Theme for die 1978 Homecoming was ''Life is what you make it. The class of '78 took first with dieir float for the diird year in a row. It was a close race with only eleven points separating die scoring on die junior and senior floats. Third place went to die freshmen and fourth place to the sophomores. Homecoming King and Queen were David Sedillo and Tessa O'Haco. Candidates were Debbie DeAngelis, Debra Polk, Laura West, Brenda Williams, Jeff Alimann, Allen Bollin, Bill Herron, and Victor Martinez. Dedicatee was Mrs. Barbara Nasser. Cars entered in die parade were judged on decorations and first prize went to Orchestra. The mighty Bulldogs defeated Mingus with a score of 26 to 6. This page clockwise starting at TOP, die winning senior class float; Tessa O'Haco and David Sedillo, Homecoming King and Queen; Bulldog on the sophomore float; Orchestra's prize winning car. Opposite page, across Top, Rand Miller, crownbearer and Headier Zeiger, flower girl, lead die coronation procession; Meterorcttcs give a performance with lighted batons; and Mrs. Barbara Nasser honored as die dedicatee. Across CENTER, riding on the cheerleaders' car during die Homecoming Parade arc Dominique McLaws, Cynthia Bealer, Jolene Nelson; Allen Bollin and Tessa O'Hacoj Jeff Ahmann and Debbie DeAogles. Across BOTTOM, David Sedillo and Brenda Williams; Victor Mardnez and Laura West; Bill Herron and Debra Polk. HOMECOMING PHOTO BY LEE EARL 123 J.V. FOOTBALL J.V. football players are: FIRST ROW, Eddie Lopez, Darrin Talashoma, Gene James, Terry Duke; SECOND ROW, Steve Reyes, Billy Betoney, David Montano, A1 Land, Jacob Fredericks, Tom Stotts, Ron Lee; THIRD ROW, Coach Watts, Steve Armijo, Manager, Derron Sheets, Louie Reyes, Jack Miller, Doug Summersgill, Joe Witt, Oscar Yonnic, Coach Dismukes; FOURTH ROW, Arthur Tafoya, Freddie Willie, Larry Tyler, Bobby Thomack, Chuck Thomack, Ron Pelton, Mike McGuire, Shawn Peterson, Eddie Coughlin; FIFTH ROW, Mickey Soehner, Jack Jue, Tom McAuley, Bobby Gonzales, James Leander, Evan Leander, Brian Stinson, Lamont Everidge, Craig Herron, Marty Freeman. 0 TOP LEFT, Jackie Reynolds looks as though site was wondering what happened when it looked like we were winning. TOP CENTER, Cindy Ahmann, Jackie Reynolds, Cynthia Bealer, Anna Van, and Yvonne Faucher. Anna Van and Yvonne Faucher promoting spirit at a pep rally. TOP RIGHT, Mascot Cynthia Bealer. EXTREME LEFT, Yvonne Faucher; LEFT, Yvonne and Jackie Reynolds discuss the stragedy of their next cheer. BELOW, JV Cheerleaders Cindy Ahmann, Jackie Reynolds, Yvonne Faucher, Anna Van and Mascot Cynthia Bealer. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football team this year was coached by Mr. Don Petranovich and Mr. Jim Ware to a 3-5-1 record. The freshman football players, BOTTOM front row, Tommy Merrit, Bob Harbolt, Mark Stewart, Henry Marcus, Tom Harris; second row, Albert Ped, David Hansen, TonyLomcli, Ricky Hernandez, Ben Foster, Bobby Burrage; third row, Coach Jim Ware, Greg Campbell, mgr.; Dalton Owens, Wayne Garner, Kelly Doucette, Bill Harms, Coach Don Petranovich; Fourth Row, Mike Moyers, Bill Baumgartner, Barry Robinson, Benny Marcus, Phillip Gonzales, John Efaw, Curtis DeWitt, Roscoe Kirby; Top Row, Tom Willian, Nick Krcstsedemas, Greg Leppin, Tom Hardy, Doug Conatser, Mike Perkins, Mike Withrow, George Ngai, Scott Colbath, and David Williams. 126 ftai FROSH CHEERLEADERS Gaining experience and building spirit during the school year were the freshman cheerleaders shown BELOW, left to right, bottom row, Kim O' Haco, Jolene Nelson, Mary Kislingbury; top row, Shannon Conway, Dominique McLaws, Terri Zettel. 128 METEORETTES The 1977-1978 Meteorettes form a design for the photographer ABOVE, standing, Debra Polk, Rita Hatch, Athena Clark, Cheryl Horner, Judy Gill, and Sharon Poolheco. Seated Sheila Polk, Gay Volk, Janet Scott, Susan Richey, and Sharon Polk. Foreground, Darlene Gonzales and Dani Vizcaya. The Meteorcttes of 1977-78 were kept very busy this year by promoting school spirit at the pep rallies. They performed at wrestling meets, baseball games, and at the football games during half time with the high school band. During the summer of '77, they sold GEM, an all purpose cleaner, for a fund-raising project. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER LEFT, Meteorettes performing at a pep rally. LOWER RIGHT, are Cheryl Horner and Janet Scott. MIDDLE LEFT, Meteorettes performing at the Homecoming assembly. CENTER, Meteorettes perform the horse. THIS PAGE, BELOW, Meteorettes at the beginning of the horse routine. LEFT, the enthusiastic girls performing to a high spirited crowd. TOP LEFT, Meteorettes doing one of their routines. TOP RIGHT, the Meteorettes perform as mechanical dolls. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Alvin Kooyahoema James Parker 500 Mile Club Loren Schultz Lee Sockyma g J I - L If r, Cf tfr T Ricky G. Baker 1000 Mile Club All Conference Jack Billy Loren Kcwanimptewa The Winslow boys' Cross Country had a good season winning 5 of 6 dual meets. In the bigger meets and invitationals the team took 4 seconds, 3 thirds and only 1 fourth place. The division meet was a disappointment with Winslow coming in second to Coconino's runners. The state meet was held in Estrella park near Avondale. The WHS team took third behind powerful Coconino and Gilbert. The season's total shows this year's boys didn't do bad at all while winning a total of 72 times and losing only 14. Ricky G. Baker led the team throughout the season. An outstanding runner he placed second at state. This page, TOP, the State meet team consisted of, standing, James Parker, Rick G. Baker, Loren Kcwanimptewa, Lee Sockyma; kneeling, Loren Schultz, Alvin Kooyahoema, Jack Billy. CENTER, Rick, Lee, Alvin and Loren on the go. BOTTOM, Alvin running at the state meet. Opposite page, TOP LEFT, Coach Dave Conatser gives a pep talk to Loren and James. TOP RIGHT, Ricky, James, Alvin and Lee leading for WHS. CENTER RIGHT, Roger Lynch and Jack share the lead. BOTTOM, Lee running hard to the finish. Coach Conatser Mgr. Karen Abeita Tommy Bahnimptewa Barry Duggins Ronald Laban Roger Lynch Tommy Pate Don Summersgill Danford Wadsworth 131 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The varsity volleyball team had a terrific year by capturing 11 out of 16 games. The team captain and co-captain were Tess O'Haco and Cheryl Horner. Top scorers for this year were Cheryl Horner and Yvonne Begay. During the Joseph City tournmcnt, which was held at the beginning of the season, the team took fourth place out of 14 teams. Four Winlsow volleyball players were recognized for their skill and ability by being selected for the All-Conference team. Two of the girls, Anna Van and Danettc Richards, were chosen for the All-Conference first team. Tess O'Haco was placed on the second team and Carol Betoney received Honorable mention. OPPOSITE PACE, CLOCKWISE, Anna Van returns the ball. Yvonne Begay setting up for the ball. Mrs. Liz Wennet giving the girls a pep talk. The rest of the players looking on anxiously at one of their games. The Bulldogs going on to victory. Yvonne Begay ready to return the ball with the help of Carol Betoney. CENTER, Danette Richards making a smashing return. ABOVE, Mrs. Liz Wennet, Yvonne Begay, Debi Mead, Cathy Darnell, Tess O'Haco, Anna Van, Taney Bryson, manager, Carol Betoney, Laura Kislingbury, Brenda Williams, Cheryl Homer, and Danette Richards. BOTTOM LEFT, Cheryl Homer re turning the ball. BELOW, are some of the players retiring from a hard days work. BOTTOM RIGHT, is the team getting ready for a return play. 133 JV VOLLEYBALL Junior varsity volleyball had a very hard working team that got results. They won eight out of the twelve games they played this year. This young team was evenly split with five freshmen and five sophomores. Patty Benham was the team captain. This year's team bettered last year's record of six wins out of thirteen games. Teams they defeated were Mingus, Kingman, Holbrook, Flagstaff, and Coconino. They bowed to Snowflake, Page, and Holbrook. TOP, this year's winning team: Bottom row, Seraphine Lee, Patty Benham, Lori Thompson, Yvonne Fauchcr, and Mary Kislingberry; standing, Mrs. Liz Wennet, coach, Robbie Powell, Jamesita Begay, Lorrie Edwards, Barbara Powell, Kim O'Haco, and Taney Bryson, manager. RIGHT, Jamesita Begay puts the ball over for the Bulldogs. BOTTOM RIGHT, a good example of that good Bulldog team work. BOTTOM LEFT, Barbara Powell and Seraphine Lee make a great return. GIRLS TAKE STATE AGAIN Winslow girls cross country did it again. Their fantastic season ended with the state championship title for the second year in a row. The team's success lies in losing only 3 times and winning 60. Kathy Morris led the girls along with Laura Shurley and Darnell Scott, all helping to contribute to 10 firsts and only 1 second and third. BOTTOM RIGHT, the state team champs: standing, Coach Conatser, Cecelia Keyonnie, Sharon Yazzie, Darnell Scott, Mgr. Karen Abeita; kneeling, Linda Begay, Laura Shurley, Kathy Morris, Arlene Yazzie, and Mgr. Kim Secakuku. TOP LEFT, Laura striding. TOP CENTER, Kat in the lead. TOP RIGHT, Laura, Kat, Darnell on top. CENTER, Sharon and Arlene at State. BOTTOM LEFT, Laura and Darnell in good form. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Bulldogs had a fantastic season defeating the Flagstaff Eagles by a score of 68 to 61 to win the AA North Division title. They also made it to the state play-offs in which they lost to a strong, hard working Nogales team. This year was also known as the year of record breaking. Individual records broken were Shawn Smith who threw 15 consecutive free throws, and he also had the most assist career which was 246. Claude Renfro broke the record for most rebounds in one game when he brought down 23 for the Bulldogs. Team records broken were 21 wins in a season and 15 consecutive wins in a season also. Another record broken was the longest home court winning streak for 1977-78. Coach Rcnkens was also chosen as Coach of the Year from A A North Division. Next year's team will be back with six returning lettermen, and four of them will be starters. 136 SCOREBOARD '77 - '78 _ Season Record 21-3 Winslow 47 Mingus Winslow 76 Page Winslow 71 Round Valley Winslow 83 Callup Winslow 78 Coconino Winslow 68 Flagstaff Winslow 59 Williams Winslow 53 Page Winslow 76 Snowflake Winslow 97 Coconino | Winslow 64 Tuba City Winslow 75 Window Rock Winslow 63 Flagstaff Winslow 73 Kingman Winslow 64 Holbrook Winslow 70 Coconino (Winslow 80 Snowflake Winslow 99 Tuba City | Winslow 73 Holbrook Winslow 85 Flagstaff Winslow 95 Mingus | Winslow 69 Kingman Winslow 68 Flagstaff Winslow 76 Nogales 48 55 49 70 50 48 50 54 66 60 51 66 48 57 45 52 52 58 55 56 62 56 61 Players pictured BELOW, from left to right, are Bobbie Gonzales, Tommy Pate, John Palacios, Minor Land, Coy Mattox, Willie Powell, Shawn Smith, Tony Poolheco, Randy Mead, Ernest Alva, and Claude Renfro. Also Pictured is Coach Renkens and Managers David Peters and Chuck Thomack. tfSSl-W VWSin, fUSLCi VTWBL81 nmov 137 JV BASKETBALL The 1977-78 J. V. basketball team BELOW, left to right, front row, Bobby Smith, Billy Betoncy, Tilman Dickson, Michael Van, Al Land, Tracy Oso; back row, Mr. John Fink, Coach, Mickey Soehner, Russel Joey, Kerrie Pugh, Mike Guerrero, Barry Duggins, Lamont Everidge, and Bill Harms, Manager. During their home game against Gallup, at right, Tilman Dickson watches as Billy Betoney lays up a basket; at the BOTTOM LEFT Lamont Everidge strains for the tip-off, and BELOW RIGHT Walter Lynch sets one airborne. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BELOW the freshman basketball team, bottom row, left to right, Terry Kaiser, Kelley Doucette, Ronnie Meritt, Tom Harris, Marshall Johnson, Ronald Laban, Jeff McDonald, Peter Nez; top row, Mr. Melvin Hansen, Coach, Roscoe Kirby, David Williams, Scott Colbath, David Ngai, Doug Conatser, Nick Kretsedemas, Bill Herzog, Steven Shirley, and Chris Badonie. LEFT, David Williams passes the ball to David Ngai during their home game with Coconino. BELOW LEFT Steven Shirley puts one up as David Ngai watches. BELOW RIGHT David Williams shoots a free throw with Marshall Johnson cheering him on. VARSITY WRESTLING Wrestlers beginning from left to right are Herbert Gray 98, Mark Stewart 98, Eddie Cordova 105, Anthony Decshcenie 105, Terry Chischillie 112, Joe Lomcli 145, John Hancock 145, Joe Breeze 155, Boyd DeWitt 155, and Craig Freeman 167. Pictured at bottom from left to right are Don Summersgill 119, Kenny Morse 126, Stephen Mazon 132, Eddie Sedillo 138, Bill Fritz 167, Victor Martinez 179, Allen Bollin 191, David Sedillo HWT, and Jeff Ahmann HWT. Outstanding wrestlers were Allen, Victor and Craig at right. 140 STATE RUNNER-UP 77-78 The tliree individual champions at the state wrestling tournament were Craig Freeman, Allen Bollin, and Victor Martinez. Taking fourth places were Don Summersgill, Stephen Mazon, and Eddie Sedillo. Allen and Victor both had an undefeated season, while Craig tied one and lost one due to injuries. Coaches pictured at far left are Coach Fritz and Coach Crosswhite. This is Coach Crosswhite's second year of coaching, and Coach Fritz has been coaching for five years. Pictured at left is Stephen Mazon who is making an attempt to take down his opponent at the Doc Wright Wrestling Tournament, in which the Bulldogs had won. The wrestlers won the AA North Division Wrestling Title in Kingman, had an undefeated season in dual meets, and they also went as far as becoming runner-up at the state meet held in Peoria. 141 J.V. WRESTLING Below the 1977-78 JV Wrestling team, left to right, bottom row, Jack Billie, Shawn Gorham, Oscar Yonnie, David Mantano, Eddie Cordova; middle row, John Hancock, Greg Campbell, Joe Lomeli, Ronnie Mazon; top row, Boyd DeWitt, Bill Fritz, Jeff Ahmann, Zane Watts, Marty Freeman, and Mr. A1 Fritz, coach. At right Ronnie Mazon strains to pin his man. Below, right, Boyd DeWitt fights to keep from getting pinned. Shawn Gorham, below left, holds his man in a cradle. 142 FROSH WRESTLING Below the freshman wrestling team, bottom row, left to right, Vernon Alex, Mark Stewart, Herbert Gray, Alonzo Morris; top row, Dalton Owens, Wayne Gamer, Tony Lorneli, Ricky Hernandez, and Mr. Roger Miller, coach. At left Vemon Alex shows the strain of wrestling on his face. Below, left, Dalton Owens looks for the encouragement to pin his man. Below, right, Wayne Gamer is closely supervised by the referee. 143 144 The members of the girls varsity team did a great job this year. The team consisted of two seniors, six juniors, two sophomores, and three freshmen. They took second in the AA North Division conference. Their record for the season stood at 15 wins, and 8 losses. Shown CLOCKWISE, from top left, Patty Benham making an attempt to get the ball to one of her team mates; Yvonne Begay looking for an open member to pass the ball to; Anna Van tipping the ball to team member Jamescita Begay; Anna Van out jumping opponent and Cheryl Horner and Carol Betoney anxiously waiting for action to begin. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL __s. Varsity players pictured ABOVE, back row, Cita Begay, Barbara Powell, Cheryl Horner, Cindy Ahmann, Tessa O'Haco, Anna Van, Yvonne Begay, and Coach Petronavich; kneeling, Patty Benham, Brenda Williams, Darnell Scott, Carol Betoney, Regina Getman, and Lori Thompson. Managers, seated, Lisa McDonald and Sheila Polk. Junior varsity pictured BELOW, standing, Miss Terry, coach, Janet Scott, Lynette Nelson, Serafina Lee, Sharon Poolheco, Robbie Powell, Mary Ann Smith, Sylvia Keyonnie, Priscilla Duran, manager; kneeling, Sarah Sedillo, Darlene Gonzales, Jennifer Wilcox, Sharon Polk, Lois Rcynoza, Clara Dickson, Arlene Yazzie. Not Pictured are Cheryl Lomakema and Brenda Hayes, manager. VARSITY BASEBALL For the year 1977-78, the varsity baseball team was made up of BOTTOM, first row, Bill Harms, manager; Eric Ybarra, Tom Whipple, Minor Land, Tony Poolheco, John West, Tracy Oso, Ron Owsley, Bobby Smith; second row, Mr. Art Griffith, coach; Kenny Noe, Bill Herron, Coy Mattox, Kerry Pugh, Victor Martinez, Shawn Smith, Craig Herron, Evan Leander, and Mr. John Fink, trainer. The season's record was 13 wins and 7 losses. The team placed second in conference with 7-3 and in the state playoffs lost to Lake Havasu with 3-1. All Conference players were Victor, Shawm, Bill, Kerry, Coy, Ron, and Tom. Victor and Shawn were the All-Star players. The JV team's record for the year was 7 wins and 8 loses. This year's players, pictured ABOVE, are, bottom row, Mark Stewart, Terry Duke, Ricky Hernandez, Derron Sheets, Wayne Gamer, Henry Marquez, Tony Lomcli; top row, Scott Colbath, Doug Summersgill, David Williams, A1 Land, Mickey Soehner, Tom McCauley, and Mr. John Henling, coach. Those not pictured arc Tom Stotts, Greg Richard, Tom Wright, and Mark Gonzales. LEFT, Scott Colbath waits to catch the ball. BOTTOM, left, Derron Sheets guards second base; center, Terry Duke up to bat; right, David Williams winds up for the pitch. JV BASEBALL BOYS TRACK The boys track did a great job this season by winning all of their dual meets, the Peaks, Winslow, Kingman, and Buckeye Invitationals, and then placing second at the Page Relays. The team went on to win the A A North Division title and became State Champions. The boys that went to state were Brent Ezell, Warren Wilhoite, Anthony Polk, Willie Powell, Allen Bollin, Ricky Baker, David Scdillo, and Ernest Alva. Brent Ezell won the 120 yard high hurdles, in a time of 14.5 for a new school record, and he also won the intermediate hurdles. Warren Wilhoite was also a double winner as he won the 440 yard dash with a time of 48. 8, which is a state record and also a school record. Then he won the long jump. Anthony Polk won the 220 dash with a time of 21.0 and took second in the 100 with a time of 9. 6; both are school records. The 440 relay team placed second and broke the school record. Willie Powell won the high jump and Allen Bollin placed second throwing the discus 145 feet. Ricky Baker placed third in the 880. STATE CHAMPS GIRLS TRACK STATE RUNNER-UP The girls varsity track did a tremendous job in winning the AA North Division Title, and also being tire state runner-up at the state meet. The girls who went to state were Cheryl Homer, Anna Van, Cindy Ahmann, Tessa O'Haco, Carol Betoney, Regina Getman, Robbie Powell, and Laura Shurley. However, only Tessa and Anna placed. Anna did a great job in all of her events winning the high jump, with a jump of 5'4 . This was a new state record, that broke the record held before by Anna. She also won the long Jump, and came back to win the 100 yard dash, and also the 220 yard dash with record breaking times of 11.0 and 25.1. Tessa O'Haco took first in the discus by putting the discus out 111 feet to win the honor. For the season the girls team also won the Winslow Invitational, Olmsted Relays, Page Relays, and placed second at the Page Rotary Invitational. Members of the girls track team are, front row, Damell Scott, Regina Getman, Robbie Powell, Cheryl Homer, Cindy Ahmann, and Anna Van; middle row, Cassandra Lee, Arlene Yarcie, Kim O'Haco, Carol Betoney, Anita Gonzales, Tess O'Haco, and Linda Begay; back row, Carol Pointer, Cindy Bealer, Michaeline Robinson, and Mgr. Sharon Sockyma. 152 G Y M N A S T I C S The Bulldog Gymnasts were 6-0 for the season, winning the traveling trophy between Holbrook and Winslow with team totals of, Winslow 176. 30 and Holbrook 164.05. Winslow gymnasts won the AA North Division, and took fourth at state being beaten by Lake Havasu . 75 of a point. The team, pictured ABOVE, consisted of Senior Danette Richards, uneven bars; Juniors: Susan McLaws, all around; co-captain Donna Stewart, all around; Dani Vizcaya, uneven bars; Rhena Linstra, imeven bars and vaulting; Sophomores: captain Yvonne Faucher, all around; Jackie Reynolds, floor and vaulting; Melody Gamer, balance beam and vaulting; Karen Tecklenburg, balance beam; Freshmen: Terri Zcttell, balance beam, floor, and vaulting; Jolene Nelson, floor; Dominique McLaws, vaulting; Mary Kislingbury, all around; Shannon Conway, vault, floor, and uneven bars; and Amy Haydukovich, floor. Mrs. Liz Wennet was their coach. MATMAIDS The Matmaids were very busy during the year. It was the first year they were in Special P. E. and for the first time they had to try out before a panel to get into the group. They had a bakesale, rummage sale, and tostada sale to raise m oney to buy uniforms for die school. They accompanied the wrestlers to district and state. 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If you want the |Ob done right do it with gas SOUTHERN UNION A COMPANY BEST WISHES BULLDOGS THE WINSLOW MAIL FROM YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER CENTRALDRUG Congratulations Seniors 289-2911 2nd K insley Winslow, Arizona Congratulations to the Class of 78 Congratulations From ROLL-A-BOWL Ken Summers, Pat DiNino, and Cordon Willcox D.H. SIMMONS, D.D.S. ENTRE’ RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Color TV — Heated Pool Gift Shop Indian Jewelry Live Music in Lounge Chinese American Food King-size beds — Single, Double, and Family Units West Highway 66 Winslow, AZ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 289-2141 Restaurant 289-2476 Motel CAKE CHEVROLET 1200 E. 2nd Winslow, AZ. Game Room Pizza Phone 289-3927 1530 E. Third Street Ask APS: When you have any question about efficient energy use. ask APS! If you can call downtown Phoenix without paying a toll, dial C-L-l-M-A-T-h. Otherwise, dial this toll-free number anywhere in Arizona: 1-800-352-4032. A tiwi PwWX •� «• Co CDS. Wl C l I -«Ow Ow W v« 162 KIWANIS CLUB of Winslow Key Club Sponsor DALTON MOTORS 412 W. 2nd 9-2241 Winslow, Arizona TOWN HOUSE Best Western restaurant lounge Highway 66 Winslow, AZ. 163 MANAGER JANE TAYLOR Best Wishes From Your Local Catalog Store FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Congratulations Class of 78 NAVAJO HOPI INDIAN ARTS CRAFTS CENTER LEO’S EXXON 403 E. 3rd St. Winslow, Arizona Bus. 289-3075 Res. 289-2667 Auto - Fire - Life - Truck - Commercial LEO LOUISE MAZON 164 REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 WINSLOW MEDICAL CLINIC 1500 Williamson Ave. David W. Irwin, M.D. Raouf G.N. Hallis, M.D. Denis Fiallos, M.D. Congratulations Seniors WINSLOW HOLBROOK SHOW LOW 165 Saluting the Seniors of ’78 DALE HANCOCK Custom Building 289-3506 822 French Rd. Winslow, Arizona Congratulations From SANTA FE MEDICAL HOSPITAL Dr. H. S. Beckwith and Staff Bill Luckie Gary Madsen (602)289-9980 420 East 3rd St. Winslow, AZ Congratulations Seniors! Westbound Mobil 166 WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Congratulations Class of ’78 110 West Second Street Winslow, AZ 86047 Phone: 289-3481 John S Mary Anne Goodman Winslow Funeral Home 1505 W. 3rd St. 289-3838 Congratulations to the Class of ’78 WINSLOW BOOSTER CLUB BRUCHMAN SON 113 West Second Street 289-3831 1220 East Third Street 289-2544 167 -A' FEARS JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PAULETTE’S SPORTSWEAR 219 Warren Emily’s Bakery 126 East Second Street Dancttc Palacios 10S E. 2nd MARTIN SWANTY Auto Sales WHERE QUALITY CARS AND TRUCKS REALLY DO COST LESS featuring DATSUN CHRYSLER VlymoutH Dodge Dodge Truths MARTIN SWANTY Come in and Meet the new, full-time Owner. We Service All Makes and Models, Electronic Tune-Ups SEE US Where Customers Send Their Friends On Highway 66, 722 E. 2nd Street, Winslow, Dial 289-2418 168 Wometco Bottling Company Of Northern Arizona ENJOY � « Map® COKE ADDS LIFE! Tibbs TURQUOISE TREASURES CLELL AND JAN DAILY Service 1221 E. Second Street P. O. Box 307 (Mail) Winslow. Arizona 86047 (602) 289-3263 Center FABRIC3 OF AMERICA - tti s ‘ ■ J ’ V ; r ' • V JijHfr, If Happy traveling... , L hm wsoi ms 500 West Third St. Annettes Gifts Phone: 289-2616 122 East Second Street ROTARY CLUB Tom Whipple President 1009 Leonard Ave. FALCON RESTAURANT 289-2342 K Kathy Irwin 601 E. 3rd CIRCLE open 24 hours daily 404 3rd G Campbell 170 CRAZY BEAR TRADING COMPANY TOMMY THE BEAR 901 E. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona 289-2769 PBH ENTERPRISES, I 131 P H ENTERPRISES, INC. Clothing Appliances Tiies S Auto Accessories SPROUSE REITZ STORES Manager, 101 E. 3rd Kerry Lake 289-2511 open 24 hours 317 Williamson Casey’s Color Center 289-4831 289-2230 171 CITY HALL STAFF POLICE DEPT. STREET DEPT. FIRE DEPT. Harry R. “Dick' Mayor Bates AIRPORT DEPT. WATER DEPT. PARKS DEPT. SANITATION CEMETERY Ralph Simmons Vice Mayor Sam Conner, Leonard Graham Byron Hansen, W.R. “Bill Peterson K.G. “Kenny Hutchison City of Winslow 172 0anGoci building co. inc. 412 PROSPERITY WINSLOW, ARIZONA 86047 289-4026 Congratulations Class of ’78 173 a 11 beef burgers crispy french fries foot long coneys ice cream steak sandwiches corn dogs golden onion rings Pm one S.89-4331 Starr JEWELERS SANTA FE WATCH INSPECTORS 119 KINSLEY AVENUE WINSLOW. ARIZONA L €. Starr. LLCCTftlC WATCH TCCMNICIAN CIRTiriCO M A s r L R WATCH MAKC.H NO. 3 2U GABRIELLE'S PANCAKE HOUSE 289-2624 PUBLIC MARKET ERNIE SETO 289-4352 RASCO Congratulations Class of 78 108 W. 2nd Bob Wilson, owner Ph. 289-4268 174 SUE’S COUNTRY KITCHEN HOME-COOKED FOOD OPEN 7 DAYS 1020 West Third Winslow Laundry Center Car Wash Laundry Mat Showers . 1002 West Second Street 289-9962 SKYPORT RESTAURANT MEXICAN AMERICAN CHIMICHANGAS OUR SPECIALTY OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 289-2602 AT AIRPORT 175 THE BEST IS YET TO BE As wonderful as school days are So full of fun and laughter, The best and richest times you'll know Will come a few years after. So close the door behind you now And as you turn away, Review the dreams and plans you've made And hold them fast today. Walk proudly as you move along, Feel young and strong and free, And let your heart repeat these words The best is yet to be!