Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1979 volume:

Seniors Editor Nancy Clubbs Business Manager Greg Kreie Senior Editor Melanie Jones Junior Editor Tommy Whipple Sophomore Editor Antoinette Saufkie Freshman Editor Brenda Howell Clubs and Activities Dawn Smith Boys and Girls State Juniors.......... Sophomores ------ Christmas Royalty Freshman ........ Freshman Orientation Clubs and Activities Homecoming ------ 1978 Musical Tournament Plays Key Club Sweetheart Sports............. Sports Banquet..... Sports Editor Laura Shurley Cover design, artwork, and all division pages are the work of Laura Shurley. Faculty .. Advertising TRN QHG ON Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow. Arizona The annual staff wishes to dedicate the 1979 Meteor to Mrs. Jill Zeiger in appreciation for the long hours she has spent with the students. Mrs. Zeiger started teaching at W.H.S. in 1975. During her five years here she has taught American Government and has also sponsored the Me-teorettes. The two colleges which she attended to receive her teacher's certificate are Northeastern State University in Tahlequah. Oklahoma, and Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. Mrs. Zeiger is also the mother of three children and is married to Mr. Eric L. Zeiger. We. the staff of the Meteor, would like to acknowledge the inspiration given to the students of Winslow High School by Mrs. Zeiger. whose friendly personality has made her a teacher to be remembered. 2 ANNUAL ROYALTY Cindy Whipple was chosen as Yearbook Queen for her hard work during her high school years. Cindy has dedicated her time to the school as a participant in Solo and Ensemble Festival, the operetta H.M.S. Pinafore.” the choir, and as an accompanist for several soloists. Clinton Wilkins. Yearbook King, has done a great deal of work for the school as a football and basketball manager. Clinton has been a member of Honor Society, track, journalism. F.B.L.A.. and W Club. Clinton has served as treasurer of Key Club and president of Quill and Scroll. - 3 WHS 50th YEAR The present Winslow High School, RIGHT, was built in 1928-29. The original top floor, as seen in the 1929 photo at BOTTOM, was destroyed in the disastrous fire on August 28. 1960, MIDDLE RIGHT. The top floor was rebuilt, MIDDLE LEFT, and the decorations around the top of the building were sacrificed. THE FIRST WHS The Wilson building, TOP, was the original high school, built with only two floors. The third floor was added in 1913 14, MIDDLE. The top floor was removed in later years after having been condemned. The Wilson Building was razed in 1975. The first high school gym was constructed in 1949-50. LEFT. These photos are courtesy of the Winslow Historical Society. iniiSMi ' .•ffci-.WL- HE ANNUAL STAFF This year the Meteor staff consisted of eight members: BOTTOM, back row. Melanie Jones. Mrs. Roberts, advisor. Dawn Smith. Rhonda Weather-svax. and Laura Shurley; front. Nancy Clubbs. Greg Kreie. Brenda Howell, and Antoinette Saufkie. Staff on the job. CLOCKWISE, at right: Dawn checks the accounts; Laura designs a division page; Rhonda and Nancy complete a layout; Greg and Rhonda check the ads; Brenda and Melanie file sales stubs; and Antoinette completes a layout. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS The Winslow Fightin' Bulldogs had good reason to develop big heads because both the girls and boys varsity basketball teams successfully captured the AA state championship this year. This is the first year the girls have taken the state title, defeating the Gilbert team 58-54 in a very close game. The boys, for the first time in 15 years, beat their opponent. Corona del Sol. with a score of 70-64 to become the state champions. The basket-ballteams were not our only state champions this year. Craig Freeman took the state wrestling championship in his weight class for the second consecutive year. CLOCKWISE starting at Tambra Sluga, Gaylynn Volk, and Cynthia Bealer smile when they discover they're on candid camera; Chris Atkinson and Amy Haydukovich share their popcorn at one of the basketball games: senior sponsors, standing: Mr. Jim Jensen. Mr. Paul Sum-mersgill. Mr. John Fmk. Mr. Jake Magallanez. Mr. Cranston Hysong; seated: Mrs. Ann Meikle. Mrs. Dolores Stotts. Mrs. Jill Zeiger. and Miss Marilyn Faris: Chuck Thomack plays with one of the scales in chemistry. 9 DAVID ALLEN PETERS Senior Class Vice Pres.; Football 1.2.3. All-Conference and Co-Captain 4; Track 3; Boys State 3; Key Club 2. Lt. Gov. 3. Sgt. at Arms 4; W Club 3.4; Honor Society 3. Pres. 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4. DANI MARI VIZCAYA Senior Class Treas.; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Meteroettes 2. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4; S Club 2.3. Pres. 4; Quill and Scroll 3. historian 4; WAC 3; Miss Kiwams 4. JUDI KATHLEEN GILL Senior Class Rep.; Band 1.2; Student Council 2.4; AASC 4; Meteorettes Rep. 2. Sec.-Treas. 3; Pep Squad 2.3; Pep Band 1.2; Christmas Royalty Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Ski Club Sec. 4; Tennis Club 4; S Club 4. THOMAS A. WHIPPLE Senior Class Rep.; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Key Club 2. Sec. 3.4; Honor Society 4; W Club 4; All-Conference Honorable Mention Baseball 3; All-Conference Honorable Mention Football 4. DEBRA JOAN RILEY Senior Class Sec.: Basketball 2.3; Indian Club 1.2. 1st Alt. Princess Candidate 3. Recorder-Historian 4; Musical 1; F.B.L.A. 4. Jr. Prom Co-Chairman 3 The class of '79 started out great by taking first place in the Homecoming float contest. The class Christmas Royalty candidates were Lisa McDonald and Arthur Chavez, who came in second after running a close race with the juniors. In the Faculty-Senior basketball game, which was held in December, the seniors defeated the faculty squad with a score of 75-71. Also, by the beginning of the second semester the seniors had raised nearly $2,000 to meet the year's expenses. LAURA ELIZABETH KISLINGBURY Senior Class Pres.: Student Council 1.2.3.4; Class Rep. 1.2; Gymnastics 1; Track 2; Volleyball 2.3.4; Mascot 2; Cheerleader 3. Head 4: S Club 2. Treas. 3. Sgt. at Arms 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Journalism 3. Editor 4; Honor Roll 1: AASC Workshop 2.3: AASC Convention 1; Outstanding Student Council Member 1: Miss Kiwams 4. MICHAEL RAY VAN Senior Class Representative. CLASS OFFICERS OF 79 10 JOHN PHILIP ABRAHAMSON Speech Drama Club 2.3. Pres. 4; Radio 3.4; Debate 3.4; Chorus 4; Madrigal 4; Musical 3.4; Jr.-Sr Play 3. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH ATKINSON Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Freshman Scholarship Award; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Freshman Class President; Class Rep. 2.3; Student Body Vice Pres.; Key Club 2. Pres. 3. Lt. Governor 4. Southwest District Board of Trustees 4; Football 1.3; Basketball 1.2; F.B.L.A. 2; Ski Club Pres. 4; JETS 3.4; guilt and Scroll 3.4; Student ouncil State Convention Delegate 2.4. ARTHUR A. BACA DIANE LYNN BACA CYO 1.2.3: Spanish Club 1.2: Pep Squad 3: Basketball 1: Choir 1.2: Stage Director Jr.-Sr. Play 3. THOMAS BAHNIMPTEWA, JR. Cross Country 2.3: Track 1.2.3.4; Indian Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3.4; Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3; W Club 3.4; Student Council 3: F.B.L.A 4; Twirp King Candidate 4; Tennis Club 4; Upward Bound 3.4. YVONNE N. BEGAY Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Indian Club 4; Basketball All-Conference 2.3; All-State 2nd Team Volleyball 4: Volleyball Co-Captain 4. CAROL 8ET0NEY JOHN BOLTON NELAINE SUE BOLTON Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Reach Out 1.2: Musical 2. MARLENE BROWN TANCY MAE BRYSON Freshman Class Rep.; JV Cheerleader 2; Matmaids Pres. 3.4; Basketball 2; Track 1.2; Orchestra 1.2; Symphonic Orchestra 1.2; Volleyball 1.2. Mgr. 3.4; WAC 3; Pep Club 1.2.3. BRUCE WILLIAM BURNETT Football 1: Chess Club 1. JENNIFER CAMPBELL ROBERT A. CARAWAY Band 1.2,3.4; Full Orchestra 4; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; Football 1: Solo Ensemble Festival 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. JERRY L. CHAPMAN Track 1.2; Basketball Good Sportsmanship 1; Concert Choir 1.2. MARY ETTA CHASE PRISCILLA M CHATTER DECA 1; Seminary 1, Sec. 2: Indian Club 1.2; Volleyball 1,2.3: Basketball 1.2. SHIRLEY SEE CHOW Jr.-Sr. Play Stage Crew 1; Spanish Club 2.3; FHA 3; S.A.E. 2; F.B.L.A. 2.3.4; Ski Club 4. NANCY ELLEN CLUBBS Annual Editor 4; Pit Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1. Lib. 2. Pres. 3 4; Regional Orchestra 1.2.3.4; U of A Outstanding Junior Award; Freshman Scholarship Award; String Quartet 3.4; String Trio 4; Symphony Orchestra 1.2,3.4; Honor Society 3. Sec. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Science Club 3; State Solo: Excellent 1. Superior 2.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Orchestra Concertmistress 2.3.4; All-Around Champion. 2nd Place 3; Outstanding English 301A Student 3. TAMMY LEA COCKERHAM Chorus 3.4; Musical 1. CANDY COLE Art Club 4. GRACE DARLENE CORDOVA Meteorette 2: FHA 4; Outstanding Spanish I Student 2; Outstanding Spanish II Student 3. EDWARD J. COUGHLIN Wrestling 2.3: Football 3. CHARLES KEITH CURNUTTE Baseball 1: Basketball 1.2: Track 2. PATRICIA DAVIS PEARL DAWAHOYA LORI I FE DORSETT Concert Choir 2.3: Matmaids 3: Quill and Scroll 3: S Club 3.4. CARDON DOWD Football 1: Track 1; D.O. Club Treas. 4. BARRY KEVIN DUGGINS Football 1.2: Golf 1: Band 1.2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 3; Madrigal 2.3: Concert Choir 1. KEITH CLYDE FALES Choir 2.3.4; Musical 2.3.4; Madrigal Choir 2.3.4; Regional Choir 2.3.4; Speech Club 3. STEVEN J. FLORES Football 1.2; Basketball Mgr. 1.2; Art Club Vice Pres. 4; D O. Club Vice Pres. 4. DALE GETMAN Track 1; Basketball 1. NANCY JEAN FRED Chorus 2.3.4; Concert Choir 3. sec. 4; Science Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3. CRAIG ALLEN FREEMAN Football 2.3.4; All-Conference Honorable Mention 3; All-Conference 1st team Offence 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. 4th District 1; 1st District. 2nd State 2; 1st District. 1st State. 1st Peoria Champion of Champions 3. Outstanding Wrestler Snowflake. Mingus. Peoria 3: 3rd Western Regional Freestyle 3. 6th National Freestyle 3; Track 2.3.4; W Club 2. Rep. 3. Pres. 4; Key Club 2.3: Homecoming King 4; Baseball 1. WILLIAM MARK FRITZ Student Body President 4; Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 2.3. Treas. 4; Football 1.2.3.4; All Conference Honorable Mention 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Freshman Scholarship Award; Outstanding Metals I and Mech. Drawing I Student 2; State Math Test Award 3: ASU Medallion of Merit Award 3. ANITA GON7ALES Pep Squad 1.2: Spanish Club 1.2.3; F.B.L.A. 2.3; Junior LU-LAC 2: MASO 1.2. Basketball 2.3: Track 1.2.3.4. DEBRA MARIE GONZALES Band 1.2.3. CARRIE SUE GRAYBEAL Chorus 2.3.4; D.O. Club 4; FHA 3. ROBERT P. GREER Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Madrigal 1.2.3.4; Chorus Rep. 3; Chorus Pres. 4; Art Club 4; Tennis Club 4; Band 1.2; Regional Choir 3.4; Musical 1.2.3; Jr.-Sr. Play 1.2; Solo Ensemble Festival 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL ANTHONY GUERRERO Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4, RAUL MARTIN GUZMAN Football 1.2; Basketball Mgr. 1.2; F.B.L.A. 2. Student Council Rep. 3. Pres. 4; JETS Club 3.4; W Club 1.2.3. Student Council Rep. 4; Honor Society 3. Parlimentarian 4; Student Council 3.4; AASC 4; Spanish Club 4. DAVID JAMES HANCOCK Football 1; Chess Club 1; Honor Roll 3; Science Club Pres. 3.4; Ski Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3. WILLIAM LEROY HARMS Chess 1.2.3; Freshman Football; Football Student Trainer 2.3.4; Wrestling Mgr. 1; Basketball Student Trainer 3; Track Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 3.4. BRETTA JEAN HIGDON Class Secretary 1; Miss Merry Christmas 1; Chorus 1.2; Student Council Sec. 1. Pres. 2; Student Council State Convention Delegate 2; Class Ves. 2: S Club 2.3; French Club 3; D.O. Club Sec. 4: Mat-maids Historian 4, Children’s Theater 2. CHERYL MARIE HORNER Pep Squad 1: Meteorettes Sgt. at Arms 2 3.4; S. Club 2. Vice Pres. 3.4; Girls State 3: Honor Roll 2; Volleyball 2,3.4; All-Conference Honorable Mention 4. High scorer 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4. High Free Throw 3; Track 1.2.3.4. Homecoming Candidate 4. GENE LAMAR HUDSON Football 1. Mgr. J.V. 2; Golf 1; Chess 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; W Club 4; Key Club 3.4. ALVIN JAMES. JR. Cross Country 1.2; Indian Club 1.2. BRENDA SUE HOWELL Annual 4; D.O. Club 4. SUSAN MARIE JENNINGS Student Body Sec. 4; Student Council 3.4; S Club 3.4; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2; Orchestra 3; Pit Orchestra 2.3. Clarinet Choir 2.3; Journalism 3; Quill and Scroll 3.4. RUSSELL JOEY Basketball 1.2.3: Football 1.2. MELANIE ANN JONES Annual 4; Radio 3; Drama 4; One Act Play 4; Chorus 4. JACK JUE Football 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; W Club 3.4; Key Club 3. Pres. 4; Ski Club 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Student Council 3.4. THE MOST . . Pictured on this page. CLOCKWISE: Chris Atkinson and Sandra Salazar, the most dippy couple: Shawn Peterson and Susan McLaws the most friendly couple: Clinton Wilkins and Nancy Clubbs, the most likely to succeed: and Taney Bryson and Mike Van. the most talented dancers. Opposite page. TOP: Warren Wilhoite and Dani Vizcaya, the most well dressed couple: BOTTOM: Minor Land and Sara Wilkins, the most flirtatious. EVELYN KEYONNIE LARRY WILLIAM KINCAID Chess 1; Quill and Scroll 3. Vice Pres. 4; Honor Society 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.3.4; Football 1; Student Council 4. NICHOLAS DEMETRIAS KRETSEDEMAS Football 1.2.3; Basketball 2. Mgr. 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. MINOR LAND EVAN N. LEANDER Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Key Club 2.3.4; Sk. Club 4; F.B.L.A. 2; JETS 4; Freshman Scholarship; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Junior Class Rep. 3. NANCY LEE FHA 3. Treas. 4; F.B.L.A. 2.3. Treas. 4; Freshmen Scholarship Award; Honor- Roll 1.2.3.4; Honor Society 4. MICKEY B. LITTLE D.O. Club 4; Football 1. MELCINA LOMAHAPTEWA Cross Country 4; Art Club Sec. 4; Track 4; Spanish Club 4; Indian Club 4. MARLENE LONG ELFREIDA LOMAHOMA PRISCILLA MARIE LOPEZ Spanish Club 1; F.B.L.A. 2. Vice Pres. 3; D O Club 4 JIM H. MacLEAN Basketball 1.3.4; Football 1.2; Golf 1.2; Track 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4; Chess 1.2. Capt 3; Reach Out 1.2: Freshman Scholarship; Honor Society 4; W Club 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. REBECCA LEA McGUIRE Chorus 1. JOHN CHARLES McCAULEY Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2. SUSAN ELIZABETH McLAWS Cheerleader 1.2.3; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; S Club 2.3; Pep Squad 1.2; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 2. LISA JOY MCDONALD F.B.L.A. 2; S Club 3.4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 4; Pep Squad 2. WILLIAM CHARLES MITCHELL Football 1; Band 1.2; Track 1. KATHY MORRIS Science Club Sec.-Treas. 3.4; F.B.L.A. 3; WAC 3.4; Tribe of Many Feathers Sec. 3.4 Indian Club Princess Candidate 4; Cross Country 2.3.4. Individual State Runner-Up. Individual Division Champ, and All-State Conference Team. KENNY MORSE SHARON MUNDINE Band 1.2; D O. Club 4. KENNETH PAUL NOE Football 2.3. Capt. 4. All-Conference and All-State 4; Baseball Mgr. 1.2.3.4; W Club 2. Sgt. at Arms 3. Vice Pres. 4. ROBERTA L. PADILLA Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 2 Track 1.2; Matmaids 2.3 F.B.L.A. 2: Class Rep. 1.2. 3 D.O. Pres. 4. MONICA MARIE PENA Matmaids 2. Rep. 3. CAROL J. PEREZ Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1.3.4; F.B.L.A. 2; S Club 4. SHAWN ELLIS PETERSON Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Key Club 2.3.4; Honor Society 3. Vice Pres. 4. VALERIE DAWN PFEIFFER Band 1.2.3. Drum Major 4; Full Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Honor Society 3. Rep. 4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Annual 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Musical Stage Manager 4, French Club 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Pit Orchestra 1.2.3. ANTHONY LAWRENCE POLK Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; Journalism 3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; W Club 1.2.3.4; All-State Track Team 2.3.4; 1 Great Southwest 2.3.4. 220 Yd. Dash. 1 in Nation for 220 Yd Dash 2.4; State Champion 100 Yd. Dash 4; State Champion 220 Yd. Dash 3.4; School Records: 100 Yd. Dash. 220 Yd. Dash. 440 Yd. Relay. 880 Medley Relay. Mile Relay. BETSY LOUISE POLSTON Drama 1; Speech 3: Radio 4; Orchestra 1.2; Photography 4. KAREN PUGH Concert Chorus 2. Vice Pres. 3; Musical 2: Children’s Theatre 3; F.B.L.A. 2: Spanish Club 1.2.3. FLOYD KERRY PUGH Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4. 2nd Team All-Conference 1978; Key Club 2.3.4, SYLVIA RAGNOLI REGINA REFFNER Freshman Scholarship; Outstanding General Business Student 1: Band 1; F.B.L.A. 2. Parliamentarian 3. Vice Pres. 4; State 3rd Place Business Law 2; Region I 3rd Place Business Law 3; Honor Society 3. Treas. 4; LULAC 2; Outstanding Office Techniques Student 3; Outstanding Spanish I Student 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Jr. Prom Co-Chairman 3; Student Council Rep. 3. Miss Kiwams 4. DARRELL RIGGS DONNA LORAINE SALAZAR Pep Club 1.2; Meteorettes 2; FHA Vice Pres. 4; Spanish Club Pres. 4; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 4. JOE M. SALAZAR Football 1; Orchestra 3. SANDRA SALAZAR Spanish Club 1.2.3. Vice Pres. 4; S Club 4; FHA 1.2.3. ANTOINETTE SAUFKIE Cross Country 2; Pep Club 2; Indian Club 1.2; Annual 4; Musical 1; Chorus 3. SANDRA A. SHIRLEY Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 2.4. All-Conference 2nd Team 2; Track 1; Pep Club 1.2; Indian Club 2.4; Upward Bound 4; FHA 4. LYNETTE HAZEL SHUPLA Indian Club 2. Vice Pres. 3.4; Art Club 4; Spanish Club 4. MIRIAM JEAN STACEY LAURA GRACE SHURLEY Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4; All Conference CC 2.3: Orchestra 1.2.3. Treas. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Art Club 4; Annual Art Ed. 3.4; WAC 3; Indian Club Sec. 4; Regional Orchestra 4. DEBRA LOUISE TAFOYA Matmaid 3. Treas. 4: S Club 3.4; Honor Society 4; Outstanding Spanish I Student 2: Jr. LULAC 2; SAE 2; Girls State Alternate 3. CHARLES A. THOMACK School Key Award 3: Honor Society 4; W Club 3.4; Key Club 2.3: Basketball 3; Golf 1.2; Outstanding Mechanical Drawing II Student 3; Football 1.2.3.; Band 1.2.3.4; Reach Out 1.2; Musical 1; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2. SHIRLEY A TOMOSIE Band 4. JENNIFER MARIE WATTS Girls State Delegate 3; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 3.4; Journalism 3. Bus. Mgr. 4; F.B.L.A. 2: Quill and Scroll 3. Sec.-Treas. 4. JOHN BLUFORD WEST Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Key Club 2.3. Vice Pres. 4; Most Valuable Player Baseball 2: F.B.L.A. 2. WARREN DEL WILHOITE Band 1.2.3; W Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; All-State Track 2.3.4; State Champion 440 3.4; State Champion Long Jump 3.4. Runner-Up 2; Luke Greenway Champion 440 3.4; Luke Greenway Champion Long Jump 4. Runner-Up 3; 9th Longest Long Jump in Nation 3. CYNTHIA LEIGH WHIPPLE Musical 3: Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 3; Chamber Singer 4; Solo Ensemble Festival 2.3 ELIZABETH WHITEHORSE Band 4. CLINTON ROY WILKINS Football Mgr. 2.3; Basketball Mgr. 4; Track 3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Journalism 3; Quill and Scroll 3. Pres. 4; Key Club 2. Treas. 3.4; W. Club 3.4; F.B.L.A. 2. CATHY ELAINE WILLIAMS Band 1,2.3. Pres. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1.2.3,4; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Regional Choir 2.3.4; Chess Club 4; Musical 2.3.4; Pit Orchestra 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Reach Out 2; Speech and Drama 4; Spanish Club 4; Madrigal 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Children’s Theater 3; Solo Ensemble Festival 1.2.3.4; Honor Society Historian 4; Miss Kiwanis 4 DANNY WYRICK HELEN MARGURIET WYRICK Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Drama 1; Speech 3. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Jo Ann Baca Raymond Baca Delphine Begay Jack Begay Jack Billy Jerry Billy Ana Bowannie Doris Bowman Bruno Burnett Kevin Crank Stanley Curley Arthur J. Davis Douglas Clyde DeWitt Rebecca Dick Arlene Dixson Johny D. Dixson Marvin Dixson Wes Duran Anna Lisa Estudillo Margo Franklin Jacob Fredericks Ross Fulton Susan Gabbard Joesph John Galvan Mike J. Hansen Herbert John Ronnie M. Kaye Terry Glenn Kirk JoAnn K. Lee Carolyn Lewis Joseph Michael Lomeli Rose Long Susan A. Lopez Danny Lucero Bonnie Moore Tracy Oso Ed Paddock Verde J. Mahle Polacca Russell James Palivcma Juan Paul Ramirez Claude Renfro III Michael Rodriquez Ray Rubi Diane Salazar Priscilla Sanchez Debra Lynn Sandoval Bobby Ray Smith ERIC ALEX YBARRA Football 1.2.3.4: All-Conference Football Honorable Mention 4; Baseball 1,2.3.4: Key Club 3. Herman A. Smith Lee Sockyma Randi Sprankle Leonard Thompson Loretta Thompson Verna Mae Thompson Sam Tsosie Henry Ray Vandervalk Danford Wadsworth Joe Wilcox Freddie Boyd Willie Larry Willie Tom Wright Perry Wyrick Wilbert Yazzie SENIORITY Here we have a few typical seniors who have been bitten by the semoritis bug. Students seem to automatically contract the disease after four long years of high school. Fortunately, it is rarely fatal. SENIOR-FACULTY BASKETBALL K The Losers! The Winners!! The Joggers! TUMBLING All the members of the freshman class are required to take health and physical education. Our photographer was fortunate to catch these freshman gymnasts displaying their talents. 32 DONKEY BASKETBALL On January 25th. the members of the Winslow High School faculty played their traditional donkey basketball game against the junior high faculty. After all the falls, bruises, bumps, pushing, tugging, cussing, and sweating, there was no doubt that the donkeys were the victors. 33 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Six Winslow High School students were chosen to attend Boys and Girls State in June of 1978 They are. CLOCKWISE from top right: Cheryl Horner and Jennifer Watts, who attended Girls State at U of A in Tucson, and Raul Guzman. Bill Fritz. David Peters, and Chris Atkinson, who attended Boys State at NAU in Flagstaff. suoimr 36 CLOCKWISE from top left: David Rodriquez ponders the correct answer: Joey Gonzales finds the right answer. Cynthia Bealer at the end of a long day; Jackie Reynolds likes the message: Dawn Smith clowns with James Leander Tom McCauley and Danny Guzman during a serious moment. JUNIOR OFFICERS The class of '80 started the year by placing 3rd with their float in the Homecoming parade. Shown at top of page are Greg Campbell, president, and Cynthia Bealer. vice-president; 2nd row. Sheila Plese. secretary and Maria Herzog, treasurer; and Gene Woodty displays his picture behind Larry Tyler; 3rd row. David Wong and Ronald Martinez are checking the assignment; Yvonne Faucher and Joey Gonzales. Student Council representatives; Left Sharon Poolheco Sedillo. representative. 37 Cindy Ahmann James Ahrens Steven Arthur Loida Arrieta Marcy Astorga Diane Attakai Katie Barris Marvin Beeson Amy Begay Linda Begay r Toni Chapman Michael Chavez Linda Com Rozanna Crank Robert Cronemeyer Amos Dailey John Dalton Rusty Davis Anthony Descheenie Melodee Donithan 38 Ann Gonzales Bobby Gonzales Cheryl Gonzales Darlene Gonzales Mark Gonzales Robert Gonzales Denise Griffin Yvonne Guerrero Daniel Guzman Dena Halopoff Theresa Garcia Melody Garner Rigena Getman Denver Gillam Jane Goldtooth Priscilla Duran Lome Edwards Joseph Estudilla Zelda Flemons Carol France Loren Hamilton Carrie Hancock Tern Hancock Willie Hancock Rita Hatch Florence Francis Darla Freeman Marty Freeman Geraldine Fuson Charles Galvan Janice Henrie Craig Herron Gene James Judith James Laura James Kent Jestes Dana Johnson Tim Kessler Diana Kewanimptewa Cecelia Keyonnie Alvin Kooyahoema Greg Kreie Patty LaBart James Leander Cassandra Lee Mary Lomavaya Eddie Lopez Walter Lynch Willard Maktima Betty Manning n Ronald Martinez Tom McCauley Mike McGuire Donna Mead Ronnie Merrit 40 Carol Pointer Deidre Poisall Sharon Polk Sheila Polk Tony Poolheco Jack Miller Grace Mitchell Phillip Moncayo David Montano Gary Moore Henry Parker Cindy Parsons Debbie Pelton Maria Perales Tom Piper Velma Oso Cynde Owsley Cyndie Ozment Regina Padgett Felicia Panana Garland Navakuku Rachel Navarro Vearl Nells lynette Nelson Steve Nelson Linda Kay Moore Lou Morris Karry Morse Leon Myron Anthony Natseway Robbie Powell Kim Remy Elena Reffner Steve Reyes Laverne Reyes Jacki Reynolds Susan Richey Jackie Riggs David Rodriquez Debra Romero Robin Sandoval Karen Schibi Loren Schultz Janet Scott Kim Secakuku Connie Sekayumptewa Derron Sheets Dawn Smith Tammy Smith Tom Stotts to L Debbie Stucker Doug Summersgill Arthur Tafoya Julie Taylor Karen Tecklenburg i Robert Thomack Lori Thompson Michael Thompson Laverne Tsosie Larry Tyler 42 Larson Attakai Theresa Bain Annette Barton Allison Begay Edwin Begay Elmer Begay Loretta Begay Rosie Begay David Chavez Terry Chischillie Sheri Cleveland Eddie Cordova Edith Curley Ritchie Dixson Terry Duke Rhoda Frank Anna Van Caterma Vizcaya Zane Watts Rhonda Weatherwax Sabrina Webster ' Jennifer Wilcox Crystal Wilhelm Gloria Williams David Wong Willy Woo Gene Woodty Suzanne Wyrick Arlene Yazzie Gloria Yazzie Oscar Yonnie JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Eugene Fredericks Camilla Gomez Theresa Graybeal Eugene Henrie Roger Huber Beverly Jackson Rick James Sadie Jensen Leslie Jodie Lester John Oiamond Johnson Linda Kaiser Elizabeth Keller Alvin Keyonnie Al Land Sheila Latham James Lee Dick Lester Lola Long Marjorie Long Cecil Lopez Arthur Lovato Ron Matney Kelvin Mattox Louise Mitchell Tracie Mitchell Alonzo Morris Michael Myers Julius Nells David Nez John Passmore Nathan Peaches Ronnie Pelton Cathleen Porep Willie Powell Sheri Pritz Greg Rickard Raul Salazar Theresa Sandoval Micky Soehner Michael Tsosie Joe Witt Jennie Yazzie Julia Yazzie � 3Y WORK g PLAY Top COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Cynthia Bealer. Bobby Gonzales, and Joy Jacks busy working at the concession stand: Darlene Gonzales studying hard: Yvonne Faucher taking money at the concession stand: Joy Jacks at the coke machine: Rita Hatch playing around: Sheila Plese and Yvonne Faucher seem to be happy working; Patty Benham and Lori Thompson goofing off at the game. SOPHOMORGS 1978 FLOOD On December 19. 1978. the Little Colorado River jumped its banks and flooded Winslow Plaza. Ames Acres, and Bushman Acres, damaging many homes and causing people to evacuate. This was the worst flood in most people s memories and Joey Gonzales, who lives in Bushman Acres on French Road, took these pictures while rescue workers were using boats and rescuing livestock. Dee Dee Williams Vice President Martha Hernandez Secretary The class of 1981 started out rather slowly by taking last place in the Homecoming float contest. The class made a comeback by placing second in the Christmas bulletin board contest with 125 out of 150 possible points. Two sophomore courses are typing and English. CLOCKWISE. starting top left: Barbara Clubbs checking copy: Patricia Lovato concentrating on a classic: Darlene Kessler testing her speed: and Genevieve Estudillo puzzling over a question. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Darnell Scott Treasurer Mary Kislingbury Representative Kim O'Haco Representative Lisa Smith Representative 47 Peggy Adams Melanee Allen Lloyd Ami Stephen Armijo Myron Beeson Elmer Begay Jamesita Begay Patricia Begay Tma Bell Owen Bilagody Bobby Burrage Alice Carawan Dwayne Cassidy Lucinda Charley Corinna Chatter 4 Scott Colbath Douglas Conatser Ralph Conner Shannon Conway Stephanie Cox Catherine Chavez Elvira Chezumpena Sharon Chischillie Gary Chow Barbara Clubbs y iff I 48 Angel Cruz Diana Curnutte Cheryl Darnell Curtis DeWitt Clara Dickson J Geraldine Dickson EJ. Dobbins Nadine Duran Mindy Ellis Johnny Efaw Genevieve Estudillo Monica Etsitty 8arbie Etzel David Fonk Ben Foster Debbie Fowler Ken Foy Rhonda Frank Karen Fred Todd Fredricks Jeff Fulton LaWana Fulton Wayne Garner Charlene Geer Mike Getmen ft I Phillip Gonzales Jim Good Pearl Gray Howard Hancock David Hansen 49 Curtis Hudson Norman James Debra Johnson Marshall Johnson Susan Jue r Terry Kaiser Ed Kenna Darlene Kessler Roscoe Kirby Tina Kitzrow 0 Doug Kreie Kiki Kretsedemas Nick Kretsedemas Ronald Laban Denise Laur 50 LaRose Lee Seraphme Lee Emma Lewis Cheryl Lomakema Arnold Lomatewama Antonio Lomeli Robbie Long Lupe Lopez Steve Lopez Teresa Lopez Arthur Lovato Patricia Lovato Claudia Lujan Darlene Maestas Kendrick Mahle Henry Marquez Steve Martinez Debbie Matney Jeff McDonald Clyde McDowell Lola Morris Idell Mote Mike Moyers Darlene Natseway Jolene Nelson Keith Nelson Ervin Nez Melvin Nez George Ngai Debra Noe Leon Nuvayestewa Dalton Owens Deloris Owens Albert Padilla Paul Parish John Passmore Pam Peters Tammy Petronovich Cammie Phillips Monica Poleheptewa Lois Reynosa Sandra Richey Barry Robinson Eugenia Robinson Corrine Rodriguez Anita Romero Judy Salazar Priscilla Sanchez Theresa Sandoval Carmen Satala N Brenda Schibi Donna Scott Ernie Scott Deborah Secakuku Steven Shurley 52 Christie Sims Tambra Sluga Mary Ann Smith Sheila Stack Janet Straub SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Floyd Albert Barbara Alcott Vernon Alex Jack Allen Margaret Ambrose Louie Aragon Dennis Arthur Chris Badome Jay Baldwin Patty 8rown Donald Bruchman Shelby Childers Kelsey Crank Mark DeBottis Kelly Doucette Pricilla Duran Julie Edwards Charles Fishback Mary Foster Carol France Reginald Franklin Carla Gabbard Diana Garcia Veronica Gomez Patricia Gonzalas Herbert Gray Brenda Hayes Todd Honyaoma Jim Irwin Elmer James Paul Jaramillo Richard Jaramillo Susan Juarez Wilma Kachinhongva Tim Kessler Sammy Keyonme Sylvia Keyonme Benny Marquez Steve Mitchell Alonzo Morris Rhoda Myron Julius Nells Vincent Nells Peter Nez Kenny Ovah Cynthia Paddock Henrietta Peterson llene Pipkins Louie Reyes Sheila Robinson Lynn Salazar Theresa Sanchez Steven Schultz Sarah Sedillo Alice Smith Julie Taylor Arnold Thompson Verna Thompson Crystal Wilhelm Mary Williams Mike Withrow Ivan Wytewa Manuel Youvella 53 Patricia Gonzales Brenda Hayes Rhoda Myron Many Sophomores are involved in art and biology, shown CLOCKWISE from top right: Darlene Natseway studies chromosomes: Paul Parish works in pottery: Marshall Johnson looking at the cells: Kendrick. Myron. Dee Dee. and Charles taking turns at the microscope: Ivan. Kendrick and Myron backed by Mr. Conatser's specimens. 54 Sophomores at work in their classes, shown CLOCKWISE from top right: Debbie Noe takes time out from her microscope; Torey Bjorklund finishes his lab assignments; Mike Moyers and his classmates are diligently working on their assignments; Steve Martinez and Cammie Phillips are caught by the camera; and Tern Zettel and Diana Garcia take their assignment very seriously. 55 CHRISTMAS ROYALTY The juniors won the Christmas Royalty contest this year with $348.90 worth of canned goods. The seniors came in second with $346.93. The freshmen and sophomores came in third and fourth with $120.93 and $109.31. respectively. Pictured ABOVE are Lisa McDonald. senior candidate: James Ahrens. Christmas King; Kim Sekakuku. Christmas Queen: and Arthur Chavez. senior candidate. RIGHT: The candidates with the cans the classes collected: Kim Sekakuku. Harold Sluga. Elks Exalted Ruler. James Ahrens, and Mrs. Sue Hysong. Student Council sponsor. Winslow saw its first snow on December 5 and 6. FRCSHMGM CLOCKWISE from top right are Shanon Paul. Kathy Leonard and Lisa Kenna ■‘studying.” Orlando Seaton and Willis Begay seem to think it's funny, but Scott Sekaquaptewa does not seem to think so Bill Barris takes time out from reading his book to pose for the camera. Lori McDonald seems to have talked her way out of class to have her picture taken again. Robbie Cox emphasizes his being free at last. And finally, the freshmen during slave week take part in the chalk walk. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman class of 1982 began the year with a great start. On their entering the Homecoming Parade they proceeded for the first time in many years to win second place with their float. They included a bulldog on their float, which no other class did. They continued to follow the tradition of wrapping and burning the W. They also articipated in money- raising projects. RIGHT. Vice president. Rory Whipple is caught at the water fountain and BELOV . is the prize-winning freshman float. Louise Hayes Secretary Shelley Pearce Treasurer Susan Harris Representative Debbie Jue Representative Monte Gill Representative 59 Nancy Ahrens Ronald Alcott Orlando Alex Yvette Ami David Anaya Charles Anderson Desiree Ansell Kevin Arnold Mylakay Astorga Priscilla Bailon William Barris Rena 8asgall Debbie Bashor William Baumgartner Calvin Begay Claudia Begay Donald Begay Geneva Begay Jerry Begay Jessie Begay Richard Benefield Dwayne Bernier Layton Betoney Michelle Bly Larry Bowman 60 Valerie Briscoe Vicki Brown Coye Campbell Joseph Carawan Alvin Charley Kurtis Doucette Denise Dunham Daniel Estudillo Eric Everidge Stacey Everidge Dudley Clark Suzanne Coffey Lettie Collateta Sylvia Cooke Jack Cravens Donald Cronemeyer Robin Davis Lorenzo Dawes Renn DeWitt Nelson Dickinson Brenda Chatter Terry Chatter Stephana Chavez Cecelia Chischillie Elaine Chow r an Charles Fishback Victor Flemons Beverly Foy Edward Fritz Jolene Fuson 61 f Freddy Gonzales m'ffr Leonard . Gonzales Paul Gonzales ' Richard Gonzales John Gose t Tt 9 yz ( r 1Hr i I Donna Graybeal Seldon Greenwood Claudia Grover Felix Guerrero Frank Guzman Wanda Hadnot Kari Halopoff Tracy Hardy Susan Harris Kelli Hasten ry ,v v Lori Haydukovich Tom Haydukovich Charlotte Herzog Jamie Higdon Lamar Holt Laurie Hoagland Norman Honanie Robert Howell Simone Hutchings Melonie Jaramillo 62 Nancy Jensen Keith Jestes Justin Jobe Marlene Joe Philmon Joey Dallas Johnson David Johnson Kimberly Jonas Joe Kappes Samuel Kaquoptewas Mike Laur Anthony Lee Andrew LeGate Judy Lee Kathy Leonard Bernita Lester Rita Lewis Beverly Long Andy Lovato John Lucero Lisa Kenna Eddie LaBart Roverta Kooyahoema Tina Kretsedemas Ray Land i 63 Pamela Moore Susan Moyers Valencia Nagle Belma Nahee Darling Nelson Sharon Nelson Debbie Norgaard Rosemarie Ortiz Quintin Oso Wayne Oso Paula Owens James Paddock Henrietta Padilla Francis Parish Shanon Paul Carl Mazon Susan Miera John Mitchell Richard Moncayo Orlando Moore Rhonda McAdams Penney McCormick Lori McDonald Cindy McGuire Marci McHood Janet Pavatea Delmore Peaches John Pennington Diana Perez Pamela Poolheco _ Bernal Poseyesva Lenny Ragnoli Leah Reynolds Richard Richey Athena Rodriquez ir Delbert Walker Roland Walker Susan Wetzel LaRita Wilkins Caroline Williams r Zach Rowland Vera Ruiz Toni Ruple Loren Sadler Alex Salazar Monte Thompson Phyllis Turner Lowell Tyler Kristi Vance Paula Wages r • Jeannette Salazar Larsen Schultz Orlando Seaton Orlinda Seaton Kevin Shay Darrell Shurley Emery Spencer Jeff Straub Dorcas Tewawina Marty Thompson 65 Eva Wilson Donna Woodty Shawna Wyckoff Lucietta Wytewa Francme Yazzie Ronnie Yazzie FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Jim Alexander Jack Allen Margaret Ambrose Dennis Arthur Chris Badonie Connie Baldwin Kathy Baldwin Terri Beeson Debbie Ben Dwight Bernier Merwin Bilagody Randy Bumgarner Chris Burnett Stanley Curley Gilbert Dailey Patrick Dixson Julie Edwards Augie Estudillo Shawn Evans Cheryl Finch Doris Foster Mary Foster Terry Fredericks James Galvan Diana Garcia Henry Garcia Bart Gomez Lupe Gomez Geraldine Gonzales Sheila Griffin Todd Honyaoma Elmer James Jefferson James Theodore Jensen Jeanme Johnson Susan Juarez Wilma Kachmhongva Cheryl Kaye Tony Lomeli Dewey McLean Lorena Moore Pat Myers Alvin Nagle Doreen Nelson Keith Noel Kenny Ovah Paula Owens Commie Phillips Eunice Poe Donald Povatah Blaine Quamahongnewa Camille Quotskuyva Donna Sanchez Theresa Sanchez Scott Sekaquaptewa Roger Seymour Teralynn Tewayguna Arneice Thomas Edgar Thomas Monica Tilden Irene Tohannie Rose Tohannie Rose Marie Villanueva Jerry Wilson Roger Yazzie Steven Yazzie 66 SLAVE WEEK Freshman Slave Week started with an assembly for freshmen only. Tuesday was the shaving cream race. Wednesday was the chalk walk. Thursday was the licorice race. Friday was kangaroo court. Week's activities shown COUNTER-CLOCKWISE from top left: Charles Anderson and Lori McDonald: Deborah Secakuku and Layton Betoney participating in the licorice race: Quinton Oso playing clown: Lori McDonald. Debbie Bashor. Charlotte Herzog waiting for something exciting to happen; Myla Astorga and Robert Howell in the licorice race; Rory Whipple after the shaving cream race; Renn DeWitt munching on licorice; and Yvonne Faucher giving Tom Haydukovich shaving cream. 68 Diane Benally Robbie Cox Ronnie Jaramillo FRESHMEN: NOUNS AND PRONOUNS CLOCKWISE from top right: Michelle Means seems to be into nouns and pronouns; Andrew LeGate concentrates on a story; Lisa Kenna pauses for a moment before writing the answers; Denise Dunham is all smiles for the class; and Priscilla Baillon completes the assignment. Mernnda Nicholas Steve Shoupe Gloria Yazzie CLUBS md tCTMTICS I It. i «r a WOODS I CLOCKWISE from top left: Mike Carlson. Mr. Dismukes. and Jim Ahrens work with the drill. Mike Carlson and Mr. Dismukes work with saber saw. Evelyn Keyonme and LaR-ose Lee work with hand drill. Dale Getman hammers on his book cabinet. Randy Mead saws with a hack saw. Albert Padilla files the edges of his project. SOME BOYS IN SINGLE LIVING Some of the boys of Winslow High School have indicated a keen interest in the Single Living class. CLOCKWISE from top left: Bruce Burnett begins to cut out his project: Keith Shay relaxes as he cuts his work; Randy Mead and Terry Bowman sew a name for a basketball jersey; Bill Harms and Nick Kret-sedemas work intently on an assignment: Lee Sockyma sews a name on a basketball jersey; Chris Atkinson. Joe Wilcox, and Bill Fritz help each other; and Joe Salazar threads a sewing machine. 71 W CLUB This year W Club raised money by selling popcorn at home games. Money earned by W Club goes for bettering the athletic programs of W.H.S. W Club also buys coaching and athletic magazines for the coaches at W.H.S. They also sponsor the athletic party for all W.H.S. athletes at the end of the year. Club officers for this year were Craig Freeman, president: Ken Noe. vice president; Greg Campbell, secretary-treasurer; Jack Jue. sergeant at arms: and Raul Guzman, representative. SKI CLUB Ski Club is the newest club at Winslow High School, having been approved this year. The members have made several trips to the Snow Bowl to try their hands at skiing. The club members were. ABOVE, back row: Mr. Jim Ware, sponsor. Lowell Tyler. Carl Mazon. and Kristi Vance: third row: Cynthia Bealer. Tambra Sluga. Chris Gonzales. Joe Witt: second row: Suzanne Wyrick. Dena Halopoff. Stephanie Cox. Chris Atkinson. Judi Gill. Greg Rickard: front row: Rhonda Weatherwax. Marci McHood. Evan Leander. Gay Volk, and Carla Gabbard. Top right: Ski Club members on the slopes: Manny Walton and Tommy Stotts pause to pose: Kristi Vance after a slight mishap; Tambra Sluga takes a short rest; and Shirley Chow battles the snow. 73 ART CLUB Art Club was a new club this year. The sponsor of the club was Mr. Eugene Gonzales. Winslow High School's art teacher. The members of Art Club in action. CLOCKWISE from below: Tracy Oso works clay for pottery; Robert Greer displays his drawing; Melcina Lo-mahaptewa sketches a pencil drawing: Candy Cole works on an ink drawing; and Ronnie Kaye displays his artwork. 74 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was sponsored by Mr. Gary Watts. The members of the club included. CLOCKWISE from right: Cathy Williams ponders her move; R.J. Conner seems to be svuck; Ron Meritt contemplates his next move; and Steve Martinez makes his move. John Scott is pictured in the group at bottom JETS The Junior Engineering-Technology Society is now in its second year at Winslow High School. Members of this club are given an introduction to some of the facets of the field of engineering. They work with some of the tools involved in this field, especially the computer. Members of the 1978-79 club included BELOW: Shirley Chow. Timothy Lewis. Tory Bjorklund. Ron Meritt. Corrine Rodriguez. Martha Hernandez. Veronica Gomez. Willy Woo. and Jim Good. The members of JETS at work. CLOCKWISE, from right: Jim Good, vice president, investigates a computer: Chris Atkinson, president, and Shirley Chow, sec.-treas.; and Ron Meritt works diligently on a project. KEY CLUB KEY CLUB This year the Key Club had a very good group and a very busy year. The officers of the club were Jack Jue. president: Chris Atkinson, vice president: Greg Campbell, secretary; Bill Fritz, treasurer; David Peters. sgt. at arms: and Mr. Jack Renkens was the club sponsor. The picture to the left shows the 1978-79 Key Club. CLOCKWISE. starting below: David Peters at one of the Key Club meetings: John West and Evan Leander; Jack Jue. Chris Atkinson, and David Peters: and. the group seems to be involved in a serious discussion. JOURNALISM The journalism class publishes the Bulldog Barks. This year the journalism class consisted of only nine members. CLOCKWISE from top right: Anthony Polk was head photographer. Zelda Flemons was the finance and circulation manager. Ronald Martinez was the copy editor. Daniel Guzman was the editorial editor. Jennifer Watts was the business manager. Laura Kislingbury was the editor for the first semester. Willie Woo was the feature editor. Warren Wil-hoite was the sports editor, and Ronnie Meritt was the assistant editor. QUILL % SCROLL Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Students who belong must have done some kind of work in the field of journalism. Officers for the year were Clinton Wilkins, president; Larry Kincaid, vice president; Jennifer Watts, secretary-treasurer; and Dani Vizcaya, historian. 80 SCIENCE CLUB CLOCKWISE from top right: Doug Conatser listens; Teresa Garcia, student council representative, and Mr. Conatser observe plants: the group, back row. Doug Conatser; Debra Tafoya; Alberta Yazzie: Karen Fred, secretary; Ronnie Meritt; and Mr. Conatser; front: Maria Herzog, president: Lola Morris; Nancy Fred: and David Wong, vice president; officers consult with George Bones: Nancy Fred. Alberta Yazzie, and Lola Morris in the greenhouse. RADIO The radio crew broadcast daily the news from the Winslow school system. The crew members wrote and broadcast their scripts over KINO radio. The members of the radio crew were. CLOCKWISE from above: Rusty Davis. Betsy Polston. Kim Secakuku. and Melodee Donithan: Kim and Melodee preparing a broadcast: Melodee and Betsy gathering information; Rusty and Kim preparing a tape: and Betsy and Melodee checking script. 81 METEORETTES The Meteorettes were an important part of the rallies to raise spirit to new highs at WHS. They performed their routines at various sporting events and pep assemblies to let the teams know they were behind them 100%. Shown BELOW is the Meteorettes' entry in the Homecoming parade. At BOTTOM of page Meteorettes stand at attention. Shown from left to right are Cheryl Horner. Claudia Lujan. Karen Tecklenburg. Susan Richey. Sheila Polk. Dam Vizcaya. Dee Dee Williams. Sharon Polk. Darlene Gonzales. Rita Hatch. Jacki Reynolds, and Janet Scott. At LEFT Meteorettes perform at the Homecoming Assembly. OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE from Top: Meteorettes in formation: Sheila. Dam. Dee Dee and Karen in action; Jacki and Rita at assembly: Meteorettes performing to ' Sugar Sugar : Meteorettes all in a line. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL The Winslow High School Student Council approved two new clubs this year: Tennis Club and Ski Club The Council also was in charge of the school elections, the Christmas Royalty contest, and decorating the teachers’ lounge for Halloween. The officers and several members of the Council also participated in a summer student council workshop. Shown on this page CLOCKWISE from top right: student body officers, back row. Chris Atkinson, vice president. Bill Fritz, president: front row. Carol Betoney. treasurer; and Susan Jennings, secretary. Chris argues a point. Dee Dee Williams discusses the issues, and Mary Kislingbury confers with fellow members. OPPOSITE PAGE. CLOCKWISE, from top right: Mrs. Sue Hysong. sponsor, discusses council problems with Mr. Tim Reynolds, activities director; Council members prove that meetings are not always just business; president and vice president confer with Mrs. Hysong; Brenda Sheets and Valerie Pfeiffer go over the minutes; and the spider on the clock that appeared on Oct. 31. 85 HOMECOMING Homecoming Week began October 2 with fun activities all week long. On Thursday, the assembly was held and the royalty chosen. The week was concluded on October 6 with a football game and traditional dance. The Mighty Bulldogs smashed the Window Rock Scouts 41-8. Shown on OPPOSITE PAGE. CLOCKWISE from top left: Donna Stewart and Warren Wilhoite; Tommy Whipple and Susan McClaws; Dedicatees Mr. and Mrs. Benny Smith; King Craig and Queen Laura: Crown Bearer Todd Stubblefield and Flower Girl Carleen McLaws; Craig Freeman and Judi Gill; Cheryl Horner and Bill Fritz; Prize-winning Senior float. THIS PAGE. CLOCKWISE from below: Second-prize winning freshman float; the queen and her court; another Winslow touchdown; and the king and queen at halftime. 87 D.O. CLUB Twenty students were Involved in the D.O. Club this year. They were Doris Bowman; Cardon Dowd, treasurer; Steve Flores, vice president; Carrie Graybeal. reporter-historian; Bretta Higdon, secretary; Brenda Howell. Mickey Little; Priscilla Lopez; Ronald Mazon. sergeant at arms; Sharon Mundine: Bobbie Padilla, president; Rosemaie Renik; Ray Rubi; Brenda Sheets. Student Council representative: Dextra Sidney, parliamentarian; Randi Sprankle; Miriam Stacey; Sam Tsosie; Freddie Willie; and Dan Wyrick. The D.O. Club was involved in several fund-raising projects. including the sale of candy bars. The D.O. Club CLOCKWISE from right: the Club's Homecoming parade entry; Freddie Willie; the D.O. Club; Randi Sprankle; and Steve Flores. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America participated in a Regiona Conference at NAU this year At this conference, the members com peted in contests involving the many areas of business. They alsc attended workshops intended to help them become better business men. Several of the members also attended the State FBLA Confer ence at ASU. The group sponsored several fund-raising projects. Among these were selling candy and Christmas paper and sponsoring a dance. Members of FBLA. CLOCKWISE from bottom: FBLA officers, from left: Nancy Lee. treasurer; Gina Refiner, vice president; Raul Guzman president; Elena Reffner. secretary; Daniel Guzman, parliamentarian and Doris Lee. historian-recorder; Monte Gill. Carol Betoney. Elen Refiner, and Gina Reffner; Elena Reffner; and the entire FBLA Club 89 WHS BAND The Winslow High School Band for 1978-79. OPPOSITE PAGE. CLOCKWISE from top: the band in formation; a presentation of appreciation from the band to Mr. Summersgill, director: Jenny Campbell, twirler; the marching band; the tuba and brass sections; and the flute section. THIS PAGE. CLOCKWISE from top right: Barbie Etzel. twirler; the clarinet, brass, and percussion sections; the Homecoming parade; Valerie Pfeiffer, drum major; and Mr. and Mrs. Summersgill with the award presented to Mr. Summersgill. FHA The Future Homemakers of America were involved in many activities. In October Connie. Susan. Debra, and Miss Faris went to Payson to attend the district convention. FHA also sent delegates to the state convention in March. The members had a luncheon in November and held tostado sales to raise money. They also made vests for the Key Club. The officers for the year were Connie Rodriguez, president: Susan Jue. vice president: Theresa Gray-beal. secretary; Nancy Lee. treasurer; Henry Parker. council representative; and Rosina Madrid, historian. Miss Faris was the FHA sponsor. Shown TOP RIGHT, front row. Susan Jue. Connie Rodriguez. Grace Cordova. Tina Kretsedemas. Debra Noe. Miss Faris. Susan Miera. Rosina Madrid. Janet Pavatea. Debbie Jue. and Henry Parker 92 HONOR SOCIETY Ten members of the Verla Oare Chapter of The National Honor Society of Winslow inducted nineteen new members into the organization in October. Mrs. Virginia Summersgill was the Honor Society's sponsor. Shown above, standing, from left to right are. Susan Richey. Lisa Cavin. Doug Summersgill. Jim MacLean. Chuck Thomack. Evan Leander. Jennifer Watts. Debra Tafoya. Larry Kincaid. Tommy Whipple. Laura Kislingbury. Nancy Lee. Sheila Plese. Patty Benham. and Doris Lee: seated are. Clinton Wilkins. Regina Reffner. Chris Atkinson. Bill Fritz. David Peters. Valerie Pfeiffer. Raul Guzman. Cathy Williams. Shawn Peterson, and Nancy Clubbs. Those not pictured were Yvonne Faucher. Larry Tyler. Steven Arthur, and Darlene Gonzales. 93 VARSITY Spirit at WHS was sky high thanks to the efforts of this year's Varsity Cheerleaders. These girls worked hard planning assemblies, pep rallies, and cheering the Mighty Bulldogs on to victory. TOP: The girls working on cheers on the football field MlDDLfc: The cheerleaders in a group shot are. from left to right. Anna Van. Yvonne Faucher. Laura Kisl-mgbury. Patty Benham. Cindy Ahmann. and Mary Kislingbury. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders in Homecoming Parade and BOTTOM RIGHT: girls on football field pose for camera. CHEERLEADERS J.V. Working hard to promote school spirit were this year's Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. TOP LEFT: The girls in line beginning a cheer. RIGHT: the girls work out on the football field. BOTTOM LEFT: the cheerleaders in a group shot are CLOCKWISE: Dominique McLaws. Jolene Nelson. Lisa Hatch and Melody Garner. Freshman cheerleaders for the year 1978-79 worked hard to encourage school spirit. Shown UPPER RIGHT are. standing. Paula Owens and Desiree Ansell. and. seated. Shelley Pearce, and Lori Hayduko-vich. 96 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS S CLUB The S Club at W.H.S. has worked hard for the school. Officers for the year were Dam Vizcaya, president; Donna Mead, vice president; Sharon Yazzie, secretary; Cynthia Bealer. treasurer; and Laura Kislingbury. sgt. at arms. CLOCKWISE, from center right. Cindy Ahmann serves at the sports banquet; members of the S-Club. back row. Cheryl Darnell. Cassandra Lee. Ms. Evans. Judy Gill. Amy Haydukovich. Donna Mead. Lorie Edwards. Cheryl Horner. Cindy Ahmann. Jackie Reynolds. Janet Scott. Kim Remy. Claudia Lujan. Sharon Yazzie; 3rd row. Susan Richey. Jolene Nelson. Denise Laur. Pam Peters. Shannon Conway. Shelly Pugh. Tambra Sluga. Florence Francis. Debra Tafoya. 2nd row. Darlene Gonzales. Caterina Vizcaya. Debra Johnson. Yvonne Faucher. Sheila Plese. Lisa McDonald. Melody Garner. Debby Secakuku. Denise Trimble. Kim O'Haco; 1st row. Dani Vizcaya. Debra Noe and Debra Poolheco: bake sale in front of the school during lunch hour; Denise Trimble and Dani Vizcaya look over list of children who will receive gifts at the special Christmas party for Headstart. FRENCH CLUB The French Club had a successful fun-year. The members celebrated the French Christmas season and practiced their French by doing crossword puzzles. They also studied the French culture extensively to learn how the French live. ’ CLOCKWISE from top right: Sandra Richey and Charlotte Herzog prove that two heads are better than one: Carole Pointer practices her French on the chalkboard: members pictured, left to right: back row. Karen Schibi. Debra Norgaard. Linda Kaiser. Laura Kislingbury. Cindy Ahmann. Eugenia Robinson. Mrs. Cam Greenwood, sponsor; middle row. Penny McCormick. Sandra Richey. Charlotte Herzog. Carole Pointer. Rhoda Frank; front row. Chris Burnett. Danny Ramsey, and David Johnson: the class hard at work. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club this year sold Christmas cards and won first place for their car at Homecoming; the group, back row: Maria Perales. Raul Guzman. Patsy Gonzales. Anita Romero. Martha Hernandez. Yvonne Guerrero. Darlene Kessler. Miss Terry: middle row. Judy Salazar. Corrme Rodriquez. Veronica Gomez; front row: Donna Salazar, president. Sandra Salazar, vice president. Rachel Navarro, secretary-treasurer. Jeanette Salazar; not pictured are Diane Salazar. Student Council representative, and Patricia Lovato. sergeant-at-arms. 99 The Hobbit was chosen for the 1978-79 musical. This year the musical contained about twenty-eight people in the cast which consisted of Doug Kreie. Susan Richey. Greg Kreie. Steven Arthur. Cathy Williams. Kathy Leonard. Donna Scott. Dianna Kewanimptewa. Ed Kenna. Susie Harris. Kari Halopoff. Selden Greenwood. Chris Gonzales. Karen Teck-lenburg. Robert Howell. LaWana Fulton. Sandra Richey. John Abraham-son. Keith Fales. Terri Hancock. Debbie Fowler. Kristi Vance. Rhonda McAdams. Geraldine Gonzales. Rusty Davis. Jim Alexander, and Tina Kitzrow. The music was provided by the pit orchestra. Those who were in the pit orchestra were Nancy Clubbs. Arlene Dixson. Darlene Maes-tas, Eddie Lopez. Paula Owens. Tommie Gilliam. Linda Kay Moore. Darlene Natseway. Kiki Kretsedemas. Doug Summersgill. Larry Tyler. Robert Caraway. Willie Hancock. Barbara Etzel. Barbara Clubbs. Tory Bjorklund. Janice Henrie. David Montano. Genie Robinson. Terri Zettel. Debra Harms. Melanie Allen, Sheila Robinson. Lowell Tyler, and Jack Miller. Mr. Bob Howell and Mrs. Rexann Lindsay put on the production. THE HOBBIT 1978 MUSICAL 101 CHORUS Chorus performed at the Christmas concert; the Chamber Singers performed at Homecoming; and Doug Kreie. Robert Greer. John Abrahamson. Cathy Williams, and Keith Fales went to the Regional festival. Group, back row; Janice Henrie. Tracey Mitchell. Wanita Tacker. Robert Greer. Jerry Chapman. Paula Owens. Debra Sekakuku. Lois Reynosa. Leah Reynolds. Kathy Baldwin; middle row; Cindy Whipple. Myla Astorga. Kristi Vance. Jim Alexander. Doug Kreie. Judith James. Susan Harris. Jennie Yazzie; front row: Toni Chapman. Nancy Jensen. Linda Moore. Tracy Hardy. Paula Wages. Dian Moody, and Susan Wetzel. MUSICIANS Year after year there are musicians who spend their extra time practicing their instruments. Top left. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Barbara Clubbs practices the piano: Linda Kay Moore strings on the violin: Genie Robinson battles with her bass: Janice Henrie practices her cello: Kiki Kretsedemas and Darlene Natseway play their flutes: and Doug Kreie looks on. ORCHESTRA High quality performance was the goal for this year's orchestra. The group presented several concerts during the year. The symphony orchestra. ABOVE, top row. left to right: Robert Caraway. Eddie Lopez. James Ahrens. David Montano. Jack Miller. Larry Tyler. Bill Herzog. Ralph Conner, and Steve Arthur: middle row: Doug Summersgill. Arlene Dixson. Genie Robinson. Darlene Maestas. Helen Wyrick. Debra Romero. Sheila Robinson. Laura Shurley. Darlene Natseway. Tommie Gilliam. Kiki Kretsedemas. Cathy Williams. LaWana Fulton. Paula Owens. Linda Kay Moore. David Johnson, and Francis Parish: front row: Lowell Tyler. Janice Henrie. Nancy Clubbs. Kelli Hasten. Nancy Ahrens. Barbara Clubbs. Sandra Richey, and. seated. Mrs. Rexann Lindsay. The chamber orchestra is pictured at BOTTOM. The orchestra had a string quartet. RIGHT, and a trio, opposite page. CENTER. These groups consisted of from top left: Janice Henrie. Steve Arthur. Nancy Clubbs. and Barbara Clubbs. Opposite page. CLOCKWISE from top: The first and second violins rehearse; Mrs. Lindsay; the cello and violas rehearse: and the orchestra during a rehearsal. 106 SPEECH § DRAMA Speech and Drama members participated in the district speech tournament at Page. They also participated in 4 tournaments away and hosted a successful speech tournament here. Members were active in the production of the play ‘The Unknown Soldier. Officers for 1978-79 were John Abrahamson. president; Donna Scott, vice president; Kim Secakuku. secretary-treasurer; Terri Hancock, representative; and Rhonda McAdams, historian. CLOCKWISE from top: Rhonda McAdams. Mr. Ron Harris. Greg Kreie. and Debbie Fowler discuss parts: Sandra Richey: Tommy Gilliam; Tina Kitzrow; Genie Robinson; and Cathy Williams. All these members participated in the tournament. TRIBE OF MANY FEATHERS Tribe of Many Feathers is an Indian club that is open to all students. This year members earned money by sponsoring bake sales. The club officers for the year were Tommy Bahnimptewa. president; Ron Lee. vie president; Kathy Morris, secretary; Ann Youvella. treasurer; and Miriam Stacey, representative. Indian Royalty were Carol Betoney. queen, and Ron Lee. king. Members AT LEFT sitting on stairs are. front row: Ann Youvella. Henry Parker; middle row: Mildred Begay. Judy James. Kathy Morris; back row: Seraphine Lee. Lynette Shupla. Tommy Bahnimptewa. Debbie Riley. Miss Melisse Terry is their sponsor. 107 ONE ACT PLAYS Mr. Howell told his play members not to be dinks, so they gave him the honor of being head dink. This year the drama class presented three one act plays. Top right and center right on opposite page show the cast performing The Unknown Soldier . This play was chosen to compete in the speech tournament. This page, bottom and opposite page, top right and bottorp show performance of Moonshine Martians. Opposite page, top left and center right portrays the celebration at Mr. Winkler's 8irthday Party. The casts included: Willie Hancock. Donna Scott. Rhonda McAdams. Melanie Jones. Gloria Yazzie. Eddie LaBart. Debbie Fuhrmann. Greg Kreie. John Abrahamson. Kathy Leonard. Coye Campbell. Suzanne Coffee. Jeannie Johnson. Robert Howell. Beverly Jackson. Chris Gonzales, and Phyllis Turner. MOMENTS CLOCKWISE from right: Michael Chavez waits for his brew to boil; Bobby Gonzales. Joe Lomeli. Danny Lucero and Shawn Peterson really get into their work; Tom Wright performs for Speech and Drama students: Greg Campbell makes friends with a donkey; and Rusty Davis shows his maternal instinct. KEY CLUB SWEETHEART CANDIDATES The Key Club broke with tradition this year by choosing a junior girl Instead of a senior to be the Key Club Sweetheart. The name of the Sweetheart was announced at the Sweetheart Dance, which was held on March 2. Rita Hatch. ABOVE, was chosen as the Sweetheart. Her court consisted of CLOCKWISE, starting below: Patty Benham. Lisa Cavin. Cindy Ahmann. and Yvonne Faucher. This year's photography class had a really challenging year because they were constantly rushed for pictures since the yearbook was put out in May. CLOCKWISE top right. Joey Gonzales and Cindy Parsons discuss a photograph; Willard Maktima looks at his negatives: Tom Piper prepares to take pictures without stopping to reload the camera: Bill Herzog loads film; Betsy Polston gets the camera ready to load; Steve Bunn looks at the pictures he has taken; R.J. Conner looks out the window to see what to take; Joey Gonzales seems to be all smiles for another cameraman; Cindy Parsons looks at her proofs; David Wong examines the film reels. PHOTOGRAPHY SPORTS Emil Nasser. Coach Art Griffith. Coach Bud Dismukes. Coach John Fink. Trainer Rusty Efaw LB Victor Flemons E Craig Freeman B and LB Marty Freeman G Bill Fritz DE and G Monte Gill G Bobby Gonzales E Tommy Hardy E 114 Craig Herron C Jack Jue T Alex Land DB Minor Land DB 71 ! M Pfi Kenny Noe C David Peters C Evan Leander QB Joe Lomeli LB Tony Lomeli LB John McCauley T Gerry Moore G Mike Moyers G G4LG-C A . i o Shawn Peterson DB Tony Poolheco LB Players selected to the All-State AA football team were Kenny Noe. who made first team defense and second team offense honorable mention; Craig Freeman. who made second team offense and defense: and David Peters, who made second team offense honorable mention. Craig also was named second team punter. Seven varsity players received All-Conference honors. Making All-Conference first team were David Peters. Craig Freeman, and Kenny Noe. Earning All-Conference honorable mention were Eric Ybarra. Bill Fritz. Bobby Smith, and Tommy Whipple. The team had a record of seven wins and three losses and placed third in the conference. mmm m JZ Derron Sheets DB Bobby Smith F Mickey Soehner DE Larry Tyler LB Mike Van HB John West B Tom Whipple QB Joe Wilcox MG Tom Wright E Eric Ybarra DB and SE SCOREBOARD Winslow 7 Holbrook 0 Winslow 27 Gallup 6 Winslow 27 Mingus 6 Winslow 8 Flagstaff 14 Winslow 41 Window Rock 8 Winslow 14 Coconino 17 Winslow 12 Holbrook 20 Winslow 36 Chinlc 6 Winslow 40 Snowflake 16 Winslow 35 Tuba City 8 i Bill Harms. Manager Jim Irwin. Manager 116 JV FOOTBALL The JV Bulldog football team ended its season with a 4 and win. Coach Gary Watts. Kelly Doucette. Curtis DeWitt: fourth 4 record. Team members pictured BELOW are. sitting. Mark row. Kerry Leonard. Leon Nuvayestewa, David Montano. Ron Stewart. E. J. Dobbins. Tom Meritt. Mike Chavez, and Henry Pelton. Phillip Gonzales. Dick Lester. Orlando Moore, and Billy Marquez; kneeling. Terry Duke. Dalton Owens. John Dalton. Betoney; back row. Bobby Thomack. Doug Summersgill. War-Willie Hancock. Bobby Burrage. and Wayne Oso: third row. ren Dobbins. Mike McGuire. James Leander. Doug Conatser. Wayne Garner. Bill Baumgartner. Coach Don Baker. Jim Er- David Williams. Scott Colbath. and George Ngai. 117 118 FROSH FOOTBALL The freshman football team had a 7-2 record this year. Team members are. kneeling. Robbie Cox. Kurtis Doucette. Johnny Lucero. Terry Chatter, and Darrell Shurley; second row. Coach Jim Ware. Bill Barris. Kevin Shay. Jessie Begay. Emery Spencer, and Coach Jake Magallanez; third row. Dewey Mac-Lain. Layton Betoney. Dudley Clark. Lowell Tyler. Donald Begay. Quinton Oso. Paul Gonzales; last row. Robin Davis. Charles Wilhoite. Felix Guerrero. Richard Moncayo. Zachary Roland. Eddie Fritz. Justin Jobe. Roger Seymour, and Tom Ffaydukovich. SPORTS BANQUET The fall sports banquet was held at the Elks Club November 21. Shown CLOCKWISE from top are cross country members who took runner up at state; members of the volleyball team; Mr. Conatser gives awards to members of the boys' cross country team, who placed fourth at state; Coach Conatser and Liz Wennet. volleyball coach, smile over trophy won by the girls' cc; volleyball players Laura Kislingbury and Taney Bryson with awards. 119 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The boys varsity cross country team placed fourth at the state meet this year. The members of the team are. TOP RIGHT: Elmer Begay and Reggie Franklin: CENTER RIGHT: Jefferson James. Alvin Kooyahoema. and Ronnie Labon; and BELOW: Loren Schultz and Lee Sockyma. TOP LEFT: Lee Sockyma leads the race with Alvin Kooyahoema close behind. BOTTOM RIGHT: Loren Schultz warming up before the race. 120 ► I Team members who went to state, and took fourth place, shown at TOP: Elmer Begay. Loren Schultz. Jeffrey James. Lee Sockyma. Ronnie Labon. Alvin Kooya-hoema; team member not pictured is Reggie Franklin. CENTER LEFT: Alvin running out in front. CENTER: J.V. runner Jack Billy. BOTTOM LEFT: Members of J.V. crosscountry team are. standing. Marvis Begay. Oscar Yonnie. Elmer Begay. Vearl Nells: kneeling, Marshall Johnson. Steven Shirley. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lee Sockyma in stride. 121 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 122 W.H.S. girls cross country team took runner up at the state meet. Girls who helped win the trophy are shown above: Linda Begay. Lula Morris. Laura Shurley. Sharon Yazzie. Kathy Morris. Arlene Yazzie, and Darnell Scott. Members of the varsity team with their coach and manager are shown at top of this page and on the opposite page. They are. from left. Laura Shurley. Linda Begay. Lula Morris. Kathy Morris. Darnell Scott. Coach Dave Conatser. Arlene Yazzie. Sharon Yazzie, and Kim Sekakaku. manager. The J.V. girls cross country team was undefeated for the season. Members of the team are shown at bottom of opposite page: back row. Laverne Tsosie. Mel-cina Lomahaptewa. Donna Woodty. Mary Lou Begay. Maria Herzog, and Cynthia Bealer; kneeling. Sylvia Keyonnie. Dorcus Tewawina. Lois Reynosa. Jackie Riggs, and Debbie Stucker. STATE RUNNER-UP '78-79 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY The varsity volleyball team had a 9-0 conference and a 19-3 overall record until an AIA rule violation caused the forfeit of the last five games. This left a 2-5 conference and an 8-14 overall record. The varsity players were. TOP, from left to right: Patty Bonham. Taney Bryson. Jomcsita Begay. Yvonne Begay. Anna Van. Cheryl Horner, Kim O'Haco. Robbie Powell. Carol Betoney, and Laura Kislingbury. Also pictured are Coach Liz Wennet and Sharon Polk, manager. Four players appointed to the All-State volleyball team were. RIGHT, clockwise from top left: Yvonne Begay. Carol Betoney. Patty Benham. Anna Van. and Cheryl Horner was high scorer. Volleyball players in action. BELOW, from left. Carol. Cheryl, and Carol. The Bulldog J. V. volleyball team had an 8-6 over-all record this year. The team members were BOTTOM. from left to right: Lori Thompson. Seraphme Lee. Claudia Lujan. Robbie Powell. Barbara Powell. Lorrie Edwards. Kim O Haco. Myrtle Begay, and Yvonne Faucher. Also pictured are Coach Liz Wen-net and Sharon Polk, manager. The volleyball team in action COUNTERCLOCKWISE, from left: Lorrie Edwards blocking a ball: Yvonne Faucher setting the ball for a spike: and Kim O'Haco returning the volleyball. The Bulldogs had a fantastic season defeating Corona Del Sol 70 to 64 to win the AA State Championship. They also won the Miami Christmas tournament by defeating Miami in the finals 85 to 51. Their record for the year was 25 wins and 1 loss, the only loss coming from AAA Chaparral. This is also the second Consecutive year the Bulldogs have been AA North Conference champs. Claude Renfro was high point man by scoring 675 points and Randy Mead was second in total points scored by scoring 524. Claude was named Captain of the all-tournament team at state and Randy was also chosen for this team. Willie Powell was named the second team. Coach Renkins was chosen AA coach of the year for the second consecutive year. Members of the team shown on opposite page are Tony Poolheco, Anthony Polk. Warren Wilhoite. Gene Hudson. Randy Mead. Bobby Gonzales. Mike Guerrero. Jim McLean. Bobby Smith. Minor Land; kneeling: Claude Renfro. Mr. Renkms. Willie Powell. SCOREBOARD -78-79 Season Record 25-1 Winslow 77 Mingus 50 Winslow 68 St Johns 50 Winslow 89 Snowflake 50 Winslow 95 Mingus 62 Winslow 96 Round Valley 40 Winslow 78 Holbrook 51 Winslow 85 San Manuel 36 Winslow 56 Globe 49 Winslow 85 Miami 51 Winslow 74' Saquaro 62 Winslow 64 Chaparral 97 Winslow 80 Tuba City 60 Winslow 56 Window Rock 46 Winslow 103 Flagstaff 68 Winslow 81 Holbrook 56 Winslow 99 Coconino 58 Winslow 68 Flagstaff 67 Winslow 95 Chinle 40 Winslow 102 Tuba City 48 Winslow 88 Coconino 71 Winslow 90 Snowflake 50 Winslow 81 Holbrook 57 Winslow 88 Window Rock 57 Winslow 75 C.D.O. 57 Winslow 59 Gilbert 51 Winslow 70 CDS. 64 126 AA STATE CHAMPIONS VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY TAKES STATE The girls varsity basketball team had a tremendous season. They captured a third place finish in the Tuba City Christmas Tournament. They finished second at the Divisional Tournament and were declared the champs at the State tournament, defeating Globe 41-38 m the first round play. Flowing Wells 44-29 in the semi-finals, and Gilbert 58-54 in the championship game. They ended the season with a conference record of 10 wins and 0 losses and an overall record of 23 wins and 2 losses. Members of the team pictured AT BOTTOM of the page from left to right are. standing: Patty Benham. Sandra Shirley. Carol Betoney. Yvonne Begay. Robbie Powell. Anna Van. Cindy Ahmann. Cheryl Horner. Kim O'Haco. Barbara Powell. Jamesita Begay. Rigena Getman. Darnell Scott, and Lori Thompson; front row: Susan Richey, statistician. Brenda Hayes, manager. Coach Don Petrondvich. Sheila Polk, manager, and Jennifer Wilcox. Shown on opposite page CLOCKWISE from top right: Cindy Ah-mann attempts to pass the ball to Cheryl Horner; Rigena Getman drives to the basket; The State Champs; Rigena tips the ball to a teammate. Shown this page. CLOCKWISE from below: Anna shoots for two; The 1979 JV team, back row: Coach Lisse Terry. Cyndie Ozment. Mary Ann Smith. Leah Reynolds. Lori Haydukovich. Janet Scott. Myrtle Begay. Lola Long. Donna Salazar, manager; middle row: Robbie Powell. Charlotte Herzog. Serefma Lee. Stacey Everidge. Toni Ruple; seated: Lynnette Nelson. Diana Perez. Bernie Padilla; Anna and Cheryl going after the ball. J.V. BASKETBALL The JV basketball team had a record of 11 wins and 7 losses CLOCKWISE, from top right, Walter Lynch rebounds the ball with the assistance of teammate Steven Shirley; Tillman Dixon shoots for two; members of the team, standing. Coach Ken Salas. Bill Herzog. David Williams. Nick Kretsedemas. Doug Conatser. Scott Colbath. Mickey Soehner. Kelley Doucette. David Ngai; kneeling. Al Land. Tommy Merit. Tillman Dixon. Billy Betoney. Steven Shirley. Tommy Harris. Wayne Oso. Gene James; Steven Shirley shoots the ball while defenders look on; Steven Shirley goes up for a lay-up. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team had a very good season. Their record for the year was 12 wins and 4 losses. Members of the team ABOVE, consisted of the following; kneeling, l-r. Layton Betoney. Terry Chatter. Andrew LeGate. Ray Land. Charles Wilhoite. Quintin Oso: standing, l-r. Dudley Clark. Felix Guerrero. Zack Rowland. Victor Flemons. Tom Haydukovich. Monte Gill. Richard Moncayo. BOTTOM LEFT: Victor Flemons out rebounds defender. BOTTOM RIGHT: Victor Flemons goes for the ball as teammates Felix Guerrero and Charles Wilhoite assist him. 131 VARSITY WRESTLING The Bulldog wrestling team took ninth place at the State AA Tournament with 49V4 points. The team took fourth place in the Doc Wright Tournament with a total of 111 points. Three of the wrestlers placed: Kenny Morse. 129 pounds, and Terry Chischillie. 122 pounds, both took third; Craig Freeman. 170 pounds, pinned his Holbrook opponent in three minutes and twelve seconds to win the title of Outstanding Wrestler. Craig went on to take the state championship in his weight class for the second year in a row. BOTTOM: Coach Bob Crosswhite; Vernon Alex. 101 pounds; Herbert Gray. 108 pounds; Henry Marcus. 108 pounds; and Anthony Descheenie. 115 pounds. 132 TOP: Varsity Wrestlers are Mark Stewert 115. Terry Chischillie 122. Kenny Morse 129. Ron Mazon 135 and Wayne Garner 141. BOTTOM: Eddie Fritz 148. Marty Freeman 158. Craig Freeman 170. Bill Fritz 182. and Paul Gonzales 194. J.V. WRESTLING The 1978-79 JV wrestling team is pictured BELOW, bottom row: Willis 8egay. Orlando Seaton. James Paddock. Alonzo Morris, and Henry Marquez: top row: Bob Burrage. Rory Whipple. Tony Lomeli. Oscar Yonnie. and James Lee; inset: Coach Al Fritz. At right: Henry Marquez fights to pm his man. Bottom left: Rory Whipple strains to pin his opponent. Bottom right: Marty Freeman holds his man down. 134 MATMAIDS The Matmaids for 1979 wer busy helping at wrestling matches by recording scores and providing entertainment. They helped keep up spirit by decorating the wrestlers' lockers before meets. The Matmaids for the year were. BOTTOM. Back row: Teresa Garcia. Terri Hancock. Debra Tafoya. Maria Villarino: front row: Debbie Stucker. Pam Peters. Taney Bryson. Caterina Vizcaya. Bretta Higdon, and Maria Herzog. FROSH WRESTLING This year's freshman wrestlers are pictured at CENTER, bottom row: James Paddock. Ronnie Yazzie. Willis Begay. Stephen Yazzie, and Orlando Alex; top row: Orlando Seaton. Theodore Jensen. Lamar Holt. Rory Whipple. Paul Gonzales and Conrad Estudillo; inset: Coach Don Baker. 136 ROLTY Mr. Jim Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Mrs. Connie Calhoun Bookkeeper Miss Jonee Patterson Assistant Bookkeeper Mr. Paul Reynolds Principal Mr. Mike Hart Assistant Principal Mr. Tim Reynolds Activities Director Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper Mrs. Gail Weatherton Switchboard Operator Miss Anita Davis Secretary Mrs. Sharon Hasten Secretary 138 if y—■ 'i iA Mrs. Jerri Freeman Attendance Officer Mr. Pinky Walton Boys’ Counselor Mrs. Loraine Clubbs Girls' Counselor Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Secretary Mrs. Mary Rublm Nurse Mr. Don Baker Gov't.. Mod. Hist.. Wld Hist. Mrs. Rexann Lindsay Orchestra Mr. Bob Baumann Resource Mr. Ron Bellman Alg.. Geom.. Gen. Math Mr. John Boils Chorus Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent.. Psych Soc Mr. David Conatser Bio., Chordate Anat. Mr. Bob Crosswhite Weights. Co-ed P.E. Mr. 8ud Dismukes Woodwork. Ind. Arts 139 Miss Barbara Dubuy Chem.. Physics. Earth-Cons. Sci. Mrs. Christine Evans Home Economics Miss Marilyn Paris Home Economics Mr. John Fink Basic Eng. Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg.. Tng. Calculus Mr. Eugene Gonzales Art Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng. I. Eng. II Mr. Artie Griffith Am. Hist.. S.W. Hist. Mr. Ron Harris Eng. I. Eng. II. Speech Mr. Jim Henling Alg., Geom., Gen. Math Mr. John Henling Eng. III. Rd. Imp. Mr. Bob Howell Eng. I. Drama Mr. Cranston Hysong Bio., Geom. Mrs. Sue Hysong Typing I. Intro. Bus. 140 Mr. Jim Jenson Intro. Bus., Typing Mr. Jake Magallanez Acc.. Cons. Math Econ.. Intro. Bus. Mrs. Katherine McCauley Eng III A. Eng. IV Mrs. Ann Meikle Shorthand. Typing Mr. Emil Nasser Health. P.E. Mr. Don Petronovich Am. Hist.. Place Geog. Econ. Geog. Mr. Jack Renkins Alg.. Gen. Math Mrs. Frances Roberts Annual. Journalism. Eng IV A. Photo. Mr. George Rockwell Met Shop. Ind. Arts Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. I. Mech. Dr. II Mr. Barry Solomon Eng. I. Eng. 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Third Street 9-2610 Tibbs Service Center CONGRATULATIONS BULLDOGS 500 WEST THIRD STREET 163 A FINAL WORD I hope this yearbook will bring many happy memories in years to come. I wish all the students and faculty at Winslow High School the best of luck. As editor of the 1978-79 Meteor, I would like to express my sincere appreciaton to the yearbook staff and to the photographers, whose many efforts made this book possible. I would also like to thank the students who cooperated in the compiling of this book And I would like to extend my thanks to our adviser. Mrs. Frances Roberts, for the many hours of work and worry she has put into this publication. This year's junior-senior play was entitled ' Suitable for Hanging. and was presented on May 1 and 3 The play was directed by Mr. Bob Howell. The cast members are BOTTOM LEFT, back row: Genie Robinson. Cathy's mother: LaWana Fulton, a Russian spy: Ed Kenna. a mad scientist: Marty Freeman. the advertising manager; Sandra Richey, who played Tina: Rusty Davis, a mad scientist: and Rhonda McAdams, one of the singing sisters. Front row: John Abrahamsen. who played Charlie Hackel; Robert Howell, a Russian spy: Cathy Williams. Charlie's girlfriend: Chris Gonzales. Cathy's father: Debbie Fowler, a singing sister: and Chris Bozarth. Charlie's mother. JUNIOR SENIOR PLAY JV BASEBALL The JV team’s record for the year was 5 wins. 10 losses, and 2 wins by forfeit. This year's players, pictured BELOW, are. bottom row: Mike Laur. Kevin Ramsey. Mark Stewart. Ray Land. Lowell Tyler. Lamar Holt. Henry Marquez. Quint Oso; top row: Rory Whipple. Coe Kirby. Mark Gonzales. David Williams. Jack Miller. Mont Gill. Mike Moyers. Coach John Henling. RIGHT: Mark Stewart fields the ball. CENTER LEFT: Henry Marquez gets ready to bat. CENTER: David Williams throws a pitch. CENTER RIGHT: Quint Oso gets ready to field the ball. VARSITY BASEBALL The varsity baseball team consisted of. BOTTOM, sitting: managers Greg Kreie and Bill Harms; first row. Bob Smith. Wayne Garner. Larry Kincaid. Al Land. Tracy Oso. Nick Kretsedemas. Tony Poolheco: second row: Coach Art Griffith. Ken Noe. Tom Whipple. Craig Herron. Evan Leander. Kerry Pugh. Doug Sumrnersgill. Scott Colbath. Mickey Soehner. Eric Ybarra. Mr. John Fink, trainer. This year s record was 14 wins and 8 losses. All conference players were Bob Smith and Eric Ybarra. 1st team; Tracy Oso and Kerry Pugh. 2nd team; Tom Whipple and Al Land, honorable mention. BOYS TRACK TAKES STATE AGAIN The boys track team had a great season winning the AA north divisionals and the state title. New school records were set by Warren Wilhoite. 440 yd. dash and long jump; Willie Powell, high jump; and in the 440 yd. relay and mile relay. Capturing individual state champion titles were Warren Wilhoite. Anthony Polk and Willie Powell. The 440 relay and mile relay teams also captured titles. CLOCKWISE starting at upper right: Shawn Peterson sails over the bar; Willie Powell begins a jump; state champs are. kneeling: Jim MacLean. Dalton Owens. Anthony Polk. Mike Van. Alvin Kooyahoema; standing. Gene Hudson. Warren Wilhoite. Willie Powell. Ron Pelton. Shawn Peterson. Larry Tyler; Gene Hudson in the high jump; Warren shows his record-breaking stride: Anthony leading the pack. GIRLS TRACK The girls track season was highlighted by the winning of the AA north division title. Through the season the girls captured three firsts, including the Winslow Invitational, and took numerous runner-ups in dual and three-way meets. Out of 28 schools at the state meet, the girls took sixth place. Anna Van. a junior, set a new school record of 25.0 in the 220-yard dash. Freshman Paula Owens set a record of 16.3 seconds in the 110-yard hurdles. COUNTERCLOCKWISE starting at upper left. Jackie Reynolds is up and over the bar; Linda Begay pulls away from the pack as Lula Morris strives to catch her opponent; Anna Van shows good jumping form; girls who went to state were Robbie Powell. Darnell Scott. Janet Scott. Paula Owens. Jackie Reynolds. Nancy Jensen. Kim O'Haco. and Pam Moore; Anna Van crosses the finish line well in the lead; Nancy Jensen gains on her opponent. GYMNASTICS The 1979 Bulldog gymnastic squad placed third at the State AA championships this year with a total score of 88.60. The team members are. BOTTOM LEFT, front row: Shannon Conway. Priscilla Bailon. Jolene Nelson. Yvonne Faucher. Terry Zettel. and Mary Kislingbury; middle row: LaRita Wilkins. Donna Stewart. Dani Vizcaya. Melody Garner, and Dominique McLaws: top row: Rhena Lmstra and Susan McLaws. HONORS Many students received awards for outstanding accomplishments at the annual Honors Assembly and the Elks Youth Banquet. Among those honored are. CLOCKWISE, from right: Jim MacLean. third place winner in the Elks Youth Scholarship Contest; Valerie Pfeiffer and Chris Atkinson, runners up in the Elks Scholarship Contest; Bill Fritz, first place winner in the Elks Contest; Mrs. Jill Zeiger. yearbook dedicatee; and Barbara Clubbs. third place All Around Champion. CLASS DAY The Class Day program was presented on May 17. CLOCKWISE from right: Bobbie Padilla and Jennifer Watts present Mr. Fritz with his award; Marlene Brown. Jenny Campbell, and Terry Kirk exchange signatures; Tommy Whipple assists the band. Cathy Williams and Robert Greer sing the class song; Bretta Higdon and Debbie Tafoya read class prophecies; Gay Volk reads the class poem; Mr. Magallanez grins for the cameraman; and one of the class skits is performed. The theme for the 1979 graduation ceremony was Where You Come From Is Not Nearly So Important As Where You Are Going.” This year three people were valedictorians. Bill Fritz spoke first on The Morning of Our Lives; Nancy Clubbs followed with The Noontime of Our Lives: and James MacLean concluded with The Evening of Our Lives. Reverend Stan Gol-lery presented the invocation, address, and benediction to the 186 member class. GRADUATION MAY 18. 1979 TOO MUCH HEAVEN JUNIOR PROM The 1979 Junior Prom was held on April 21. in the Elks Auditorium, which was decorated in a rainbow of colors. The theme for the prom was Too Much Heaven. One major change was made in this year's prom: Instead of having a live band, the couples danced to the music of a disc jockey. Upper left: Prom King and Queen David Peters and Carol Betoney. Opposite page, upper left: the 1979 prom dedicatee. Mr. Jim Ware. - « .