Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1981 volume:

1981 METE tnm k |«tr K.n.im ASSISTANT J4 ITt K I Vbr.i I’oolhn O SI NIOR I DIIOK I illian IVnnis JUNIOR I I 11 OK CtMlinr KtHlugue SOI’MOMOKI I Dl l OK C.ieg Vame IRISHMAN I DIIOK t .Hole J.H k « n H UBS I DI IOK Slirila 1’iiwrll ACTIVITIES tDITOR M.iilh.i I In n.in«l ' SIX K TS EDITOR Sataplunc I HUSINLSS MAN AC .1 K Chilli Wilhoilr Kira O'Haco Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow. Arizona Just another day at WHS Starting clockwise opposite page top left-hand corner John Boles proves practice makes perfect during band practice. Seniors show their spirit during pep assembly. Marco Fusaro stops to take a breather during band practice. Clint Morgan is passing time away reading a magazine in Government. Charles Wilhoite caught by surprise by photographer. Lyvonne Meeks takes a rest from her slave owner during slave day. Girls lead us to victory Five groups of girls have promoted school spirit by cheering at games or doing skits at pep assemblies. The Meteorettes, who do routines, are, opposite pjge, top center, front row, Lori Chavez. Beverly Foy. Wanda Hadnot, second row. Gudule Ceelen, Lupe Lopez, Lisa Hadnot, Veronica Estudillo, back row, Susan Miera. Stacey Everidge, Sheila Griffin. Henrietta Lunsford, and Donna Graybeal; center, the freshman cheerleaders are Stacy Sheets. Victoria Navarro, Lisa McHood. and Effie Kretsedemas; bottom, the varsity cheerleaders are Tambra Sluga. Lisa Hatch. Priscilla Batlon, Shelley Pearce, Amy Haydukovich. and Rosina Madrid. The Matmaids above, front row, are Debbie Jue. Kelli Hasten. Pam Poolheco, center row, Tina Kretsedemas, Nancy Ahrens. Stephanie Cox, Charlotte Herzog. Rhonda McAdams, top row, Susie Harris and Sandra Richey; at left are JV cheerleaders Lisa Hylton, Debbie Wilson, Kim McKeever and Michelle Largent. Staters know what it takes This year's starters know what it takes to run a government. Doug Conatser, Joe Karam, Tom Harris. and Nick Kretsedemas attended Boys State this summer from June 1-8 at NAU. Among the guest speakers were Governor Bruce Babbitt and Flagstaff Mayor Paul Babbitt. The organizations that sponsored the young men were Kiwanis, Rotary, and Elks. To get anywhere in government, you should know about parliamentary procedures, commented Joe. The two delegates that attended Girls State, which was held at U of A from June 11-18, were Martha Hernandez and Darnell Scott. They were both exposed to the different � pects of government life. Darnell -aid she had a lot of fun and learned much about government life, while on the other hand, Martha said. It was a neat experience and I'd like to do it again sometime. 8 Homecoming 1980 The excitement of the 1980 Homecoming, One in a million, came to its peak when Amy Hayduko-vich and Wayne Garner were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. Kim O'Haco, Tommy Hardy, Dee Dee Williams. Mark Stewart, Tony Lomeli, Tambra Sluga, David Hanson and Lisa Hatch served as attendents to the king and queen. Reverend Grover Cleveland McKay was announced the Homecoming Dedicatee, julien Magallanez and Rochelle Crosswhite served as the crownbearers. Faces add to fun Pamela Moore with a mouthful trying to earn a win for the Junior t. lass. left; Kelly Doucette ready to cheer with his Senior class, lower left; freshman Vanessa Powell couldn't wait to finish her goodies, lower right; Halloween came early for the J.V. and freshman cheerleaders. center. McGoo and Miw Piggy make an unexpected visit al a pep assembly. right; freshman Ernest Taho caught getting noontime mum hies, far right; freshman hoys Steve Tuttle, Greg Greer, and Mark Arthur wear a look of 'ready to get out in P.L swimming class, center right; seniors Seraphine Lee and Angel Cru? ® giving their attention at an A.F.S. meeting. bottom. Strike up the band 12 The WHS Marching Band has been kept active throughout the year playing in concerts and helping to keep the spirit alive at such events as football and basketball games. They also participated in the Homecoming parade and were one ofxfive bands invited to attend NAU's homecoming, which was a great honor because they were selected on the basis of how well they play. The band consisted of 72 members and was under new direction this year by Mr. Ronald Bowen. This year's drum major and majorette were Jim Alexander and Tina Bell, LaWana Fulton was the returning twirler. Along with the Meteorettes, these bandleaders helped keep halftime activities enjoyable throughout the year. Pep come on now, pep a little C h«is Gon .ilt ■ff WHS spirit is shown here expressed in many different ways. From cheerleaders to matmaids to the pep hand, the school spirit it increased greatly over the past years. It is this spirit that boosted the teams to their victorious ways. The classes competed with each other as to who had the most spirit. The seniors won the contest and were given spirit fingers as a prize. A X Mle llri iw It's rarely easy Students at WHS made a go of it this year. They went from learning how to cheer, to making metal boxes, from learning to weAMiiAiiMi IIM1 ASK ME WHY 18 I move that .. . Through many long lunch hours nandez, left, led the meetings with and several times after school, the the support of the other student student council met to advance stu- body officers. On Mondays when dent participation and involve- most people are out to lunch, these ment. Many petitions were moved people are designating and plan-and passed by Winslow's student ning the use of the student funds leaders. Among them were peti- for the enjoyment of their fellow tions for dances, bake sales, and the schoolmates. Through the year purchases of awards and prizes for many assemblies were organized athletic competitions. Martha Her- with the council’s aid. Key to my heart Key Club had their annual Kiwanis pancake breakfast held in November. They also sponsored the sweetheart dance held in March. Pictured above, lop row, Kevin Ramsey, President. Mike Petranovich. Darrick Ervin. Joe Ono, Ben Foster; middle row, Lowell Tyler. Barry Robinson. Historian; Chuck Pheister. Mike Moyers, Curtis DeWitt, Justin Jobe; bottom row, Rory Whipple, Vice-President; Eddie Fritz. Sergeant at Arms; Bill Barris, David Williams, Manny Walton. Scott Colbath, Treasurer; Monte Gill. Tommy Hardy, George Ngai, Mr Harry Martin, Sponsor. Scott Colba 20 They're sweeter than ever Key Club member's chose Susan Miera for their 1981-82 Key Club Sweetheart who is pictured at left. Other candidates nominated from left to right are Leah Reynolds. Henri Padilla and Lori Haydukovich. The sweetheart dance was held on March 6. 21 Shelley Pearce Kim ___ OHaco Pictures bring things alive The publications. The Meteor, the Bulldog Barks, the Winslow Mail, would be so lifeless without pictures. These people, the 1981 WHS photographers, have dedicated many hours into bringing the Winslow publications alive with the talented art of pictures. While most enjoy pep rallies, assemblies, and club activities, so do these photographers, but from behind the lens of a camera. im Irwin We write the perfect story The Bulldog Barks journalism staff was guided by Dwayne Cassidy and Corrine Rodriguez who served as the editors for the first and second semester respectively. The business manager was Debra Harms. The staff members attended the state convention of the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association in Chandler, Arizona, during October. They attended workshops conducted by professionals from the world of publishing arts. Janet Pavatea who had charge of the financing, studies a layout with Lisa Kcnna, upper right; list Smith. Nancy Ahrens, right, work on editorials and photographs; Corrine Rodriguez, editor, and Charles Wilhoite, sports editor, study the assignment sheet below; Chris Bozarth. circulation, and LaWana Fulton, cartoon editor, discuss an issue of the forks, lower right; at bottom of page are Dwayne Cassidy, editor. Debra Harms, business manager; Robert Howell, copy editor; and Susan Miera. feature editor. Deadlines! We tried and tried, but missed a few Joe Karam, editor, studies layout at right. Charles Wilhoite, business manager, checks finances, bottom right, while Sheila Powell, organi zations editor, completes a page, bottom center. Greg Vance, sophomore editor, types copy for pages, bottom left, and Lillian Dennis, senior editor, measures pictures, below. The most terrifying monsters that the staff of the Meteor had to face were the ferocious deadlines that kept galloping over the horizon. The staff put up a terrific fight, and although some of the deadlines won the battle, the staff won the war. In the Meteor the staff has tried to cover all important events and capture the spirit of 1980-81 so that the owners of these books will always be able to recall the experiences they had while attending Winslow High School. Corrine, Joe, Greg and Martha attended the fall convention of the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association where they gathered new ideas for the book and met old friends. This year the staff plans to have an index which will be part of the summer supplement. Ten members made the 1981 staff one of the largest for many years, and a transfer student, Carole Jackson, a sophomore member which was unusual as students have to be juniors and seniors to enroll in the class. Corrine Rodriguez, junior editor, proves that working on the book can be fun, lop, and Martha Hernandez. activities editor, turns to answer a question. above. Debra Pooiheco, assistant editor, puzzles over a headline, center right, and Seraphine Lee, sports editor, and Carole Jackson, freshman editor, are shown at right. We sing. . . Under the direction of Mr. Samuel Shires Winslow High School vocalists were divided into three groups. Besides the full chorus there was the girls ensemble and the Chamber Singers, both of which entertained at programs and before local organizations. The ensemble, right, included, back row, Sheila Robinson. Barbara Clubbs; middle row. Diana Dunham. Kristi Vance. Jackie Johnson; front row.Erlinda Navarro. Mary Chapman, and Nancy Jensen. The Chamber Singers, below, included LaWana Fulton, Nancy Jensen. Doug Kreie, Terry Kiser, Tracey Hardy, Cudul Geelen, Chris Gonazles. Geanie Robinson, and Susan Moyers. . . . with the strings The WHS Orchestra might not be the Phoenix Symphony, but they try just as hard. In January the members participated in the State Solo Ensemble Festival and All-Region tryouts, which were in March. They also attended the All-State tryouts, which were held at NAU in April. Orchestra members, top left. Rosie Jaramillo. Robert Metzger. top right. Darlene Maesta. Kelly Hasten; bottom left. LaWana Fulton. John Boles; bottom right, orchestra members with the look of determination We've come a long way! The Verla Oare Chapter of the National Honor Society added 20 new members at its annual induction on October 22. President Barbara Clubbs led the ceremony. Newly inducted Honor Society members, ibove, seated, Lori Haydukovich, Sheila Powell, Susie Harris, LaRita Wilkins. Gu dule Geelen, Stephanie Conway, Donna Graybeal, Marilyn Billie, Charlotte Herzog, and Cynthia Paddock; standing. Henry Marquez, Lowell Tyler. Frank Guzman. Eddie Fritz. Charles Wil-hoite, Joe Karam. Rory Whipple. George Ngai and Nick Kretse-demas, old members, below, Renee Hylton, Kiki Kretsedemas, Darnell Scott, Christene Bozarth, Terri Zettel. Barbara Clubbs, Sandra Rickey, Martha Hernandez, Doug Conatser. Catherine Chavez. Debra Harms, and Tom Harris. Gudule Geelen Media is the most Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists and members must have done some kind of work in media. Quill and Scroll spent most of the year raising money to take a trip to Phoenix to tour the Arizona Republic. The club was busy planning potlucks and chowing down, which they did most of the time. Members gathered around the marquee. bottom, are top row, Greg Vance, Stephanie Conway, secretary-treasurer, janet Pavatea, Darnell Scott, Joe Karam, president. middle row. Nancy Ahrens, Lisa Kenna. bottom row. Debra Harms. Martha Hernandez. Corrine Rodriguez, historian, Christine Bozarth, and Sheila Powell. Members not pictured are Charles Wilhoite, Susan Miera, Dwayne Cassidy, Victor Flemons, Robert Howell, and LaWana Fulton. AFS get new start r There was a new addition to our line of clubs this year called AFS (American Field Service). AFS was designed to motivate students to learn about international relations and different cultures throughout the world. The club was busy raising money to help finance exchange students to and from WHS. Although AFS is a new club, the membership this year was very successful. Members of the club are (clockwise from top) Mary Shumway. Chris Gonzales, Brenda Kincaid, Gu-dule Geelen, president. Miss Terry, sponsor, Er-malinda Yazzie, Karen Scott, Angel Cruz, Sera-phine Lee, Janet Pavatea, secretary, Barbara Clubbs, Darnell Scott, vice president, Stephanie Whitman, historian, and Lois Reynosa, treasurer, (not pictured) 1981 METEOR DEDICATEE We, The Meteor Staff, are proud to dedicate the 1980-81 yearbook to its very own advisor, Mrs. Frances Roberts. Although we picked her for the dedicatee, she had no knowledge of her being the one that was chosen. Mrs. Roberts has received her Master of Arts Degree in 1976 and majored in English. Playing the guitar and singing folk songs, are just a few of the many talents she has hidden. She has taught at WHS for 10 years and is retiring at the end of this school year. She has two children, her husband Clarence, and is a member of the Planing Zoning Committee. As a teenager. Mrs. Roberts once rode a horse from Williams, Arizona, all the way to Camp Verde, Arizona. After her retirement, she and her husband are moving to Alburquerque, New Mexico. We, the staff, which to express our appreciation for all she has done for the Bulldog Barks, the yearbook, and for our school. P.S. We fooled you Mrs. Roberts, didn't we! Sly aren't we? 31 Chess pros take their time All of Chess Club's varsity team were returning members from last year. They were, in order of their seats, Steve Martinez, Greg Vance, Ed Kenna, Mike Kirby and Alex Ray. Last spring a state qualification tournament was held in Winslow. Steve qualified to go to state in that meet. This year's team did quite well in tournaments. 32 Many We raised money by having Indian taco and other bake sales, stated Seraphine Lee. The money raised was for sponsoring trips to learn more interesting things about the Indian cultures. The keep club began with the election of officers who were Seraphine Lee, chosen as president, and Debbie Secakuku who held the office of vice president. Lois Reynosa and Angel Cruz held the offices of busy secretary and treasurer. Lois Reynosa and Marvin Etsitty were chosen as prince and princess who rode in the Many Feathers float during the Christmas parade. Feathers Royalty can do it right The classes gathered $1349.26 worth of canned goods in support of their candidates for Christmas Royalty. Juniors Myla Astorga and Eddie Fritz were crowned queen and king with their class bringing in $480.48 worth of canned goods; seniors came in second with $347.81; sophomores came in third with $319.64, while the freshmen brought in $201.35. The canned goods was used for the Elks Club Christmas baskets for the needy. The year there was no snow Ski Club had no problems with slippery icey roads or frostbite; in fact the biggest problem they faced was the lack of snow. Snow, the one thing many dread, was what these people hoped for.Some of the ski buffs were discouraged with a record low of snow, but attempted a few outings anyway. The season was cut even shorter when slopes at the Snow Bowl and Sunrise closed down in early March putting an end to the skiers nightmare of scratched and dulling skies. Even though the ski resorts have the capability of making man made snow they were still unable to compensate for the unseasonably warm temperatures. Through the coldest parts of the winter the resorts were not able to run at full capacity with only a few lifts operable. Ski Club members pictured above are Mark Lopez. George Ngai. Tom Harris, Brian Cox, Jim Ware, adviser; front row, Billy Bagley, Chris Gonzales. Greg Greer, Marci McHood. Larita Wilkins, Kelli Hasten, and Michelle Bly. There's no stopping us now The 1st place Elks Youth Foundation Scholarship-Leadership for 3rd place and each received a bond for $75. Winners Mow are most valuable student award was taken by Debra Harms who Kiki Kretsedemas, Debra Harms. Darlene Natsaway. and Bar-received a $300 bond Barbara Clubbs placed 2nd and was award- bara Clubbs. ed a $150 bond Kiki Kretsedemas and Darlene Natsaway tied for 35 Cast of The Waiting Room, directed by Mr. Robert Howell, proved to be the best of four one-act plays when it took first place. The winning performers of this excellent play are pictured at the right. Charlotte Herzog reigned over the plays as the best actress, and Robert Howell took the honor of being named as the best actor. Pictured at the bottom of this page are the cast members of A Date for Bobby Sox , which placed second. On the next page, the third and fourth place plays are shown. They are The Ghost Wore White and French Toast. The cast members not pictured are: Sam Kerzel, Clint Morgan, Derek James, Donald Pay-ton, and Mark Holman. The Waiting Room gathers first place honors Popping into action W-Club is a service organization that raises money for the athletic department. The members raised money by selling popcorn at various activities. Members below, starting with top row. David Fonk. Charles Wilhoite. Monte Gill. Bobby Burrage. Tony Lomeli, Rory Whipple; second row. Bobby Candelaria, Doug Conatser. Layton Betoney. Kevin Ramsey, Scott Colbath. third row, Charles Anderson. Eddie Fritz, Wayne Garner, David Hansen, Mr Cranston Hysong, sponsor; fourth row, Victor Fie-mons, Ray Land. Felix Guerrero. W'ayne Oso; fifth row, Henry Marquez. Roger Seymour. Ronnie Laban, Mike Moyers. Mark Stewart; bottom. Quintin Oso. Jeffery James, Julius Vicente, Scot Koll We love S-Club has been involved in many activities such as serving at banquets and sponsoring the March of Dimes. Members are. seated left to right. Susan Micra, Debbie Secakuku. Cudule Geelen. Nadine Ybarra. Rosina Madrid, Henrietta Padilla, and Debbie Bashor; standing. to serve Effie Kretsedemas. Debbie Jue. Ms Kristine Evans, sponsor. Debbie Noe. Cheryl Darnell, Barbara Powell, Kelli Hasten. Deborah Norgaard, Claudia Lujan, president, Susan Moyers, Rhonda McAdams, and Tambra Sluga below. 39 «ii r The search for truth never ends Members of Science Club, above, are Dave Conatser, sponsor. Chris Gonzales. Monica Etsitty. Sylvia Keyonnie. LeAnne Bennct. Lula Morris, Doug Conatser. president, Roland Walker, and Robert Joe; some members, right, taking an interest in the contents of bottles; Roland Walker, below, shaking hands with a friend; Monica Etsitty, bottom right, deeply involved in an interesting object; bottom, Mr. Froggy takes a squeeze. The club's plans for this year were to raise money to go on field trips and purchase equipment such as weather vanes and a barometer. FHA teaches self growth Pictured below, back row. Anita Romero, Diana Curnette, Ra-quel Powell. Brenda Renik, vice-president, Ms Marilyn Faris. sponsor. Debbie Noe, Becky Proctor. Karen Frank; middle row, Maria Munoz. Joyce Henrie. Sheila Powell, Teresa Renik. Alice Carawan. Wilma Kachinhongva; bottom row. Lynn Salazar. Cor-rine Rodriguez. This year FHA (Future Homemakers of America) sponsored the Christmas party for Headstart. They also won third with their pickup in the Homecoming parade, and raised money so they could attend the state convention in Phoenix. Leave it to us The Future Business Leaders of America raised money by selling candy bars, cheese and sausage. The money was used to send members to the Regional and State Convention, where they competed in various business skills. FBLA members, bottom of page, kneeling. Catherine Chavez. Rita Lewis, Marci Me Hood and Susie Harris; middle row, Rhonda McAdams, Roland Walker. Rory Whipple, Donna Graybeal. Kiki Kretsedemas, Frank Guzman and Martha Hernandez, top row. Alex Ray. Monte Gill, Nick Kretsedemas, Kevin Dees. Charles Wilhoite. Eddie Fritz and Debra Harms. Jeff Fulton Mr. Jensen Tina Bell ■ DO raised the money for their annual Employees Banquet by having bake sales and car washes and by selling ribbons and pins. Below, kneeling, Linda Todicheenie. Marilyn Billie, Tina Bell, president; front row. Genevieve Estudillo, secretary; Nina Branch, sergeant at arms; Judy Salazar, Carmen Satala, Sandra Richey, vice-president; Donna Scott, treasurer; Susan Jue. Stephanie Conway; back row, Jeff Fulton. Valentino Ceci, Ricky Hernandez. Clint Morgan. Pablo Alonzo. Kelly Doucette. Mr. James Jensen, advisor; Frankie Tsosie, and Eddie Cordova. DO ing their own thing 43 Tournaments come after weeks of hard practice Speech and Drama had many fund raising activities and participated in the Snowflake Invitational Speech Tournament, where Chris Gonzales received an excellent. In the Flagstaff Tournament, Charlotte Herzog received three superiors for her work. Pictured top. front row. Chris Gonzales. Simone Hutchings. Dianna Dinger. Pam Poolheco, Chris Bozarth; back row. Marci Me Hood, Rhonda McAdams. Susan Wyrick, Myla Astorga, Charlotte Herzog. Kristi Vance, Lisa Kenna, and Jim Good Students today make artists tomorrow Art club has had many bake sales and sold flowers to raise money for the club this year. Their car took first place in the homecoming parade. The members took a trip to Phoenix, November 8-9, and visited the Phoenix Art Museum and the Heard Museum. Pictured lop, front row. are Alvin Nelson, Ernie Scott, Marty Thompson, Jay Baldwin; middle row, Larry Oso, Maria Villar-ino, Lin Cunningham. Paul Parish, Gary Ybarra, Mr. Eguene Gonzales, back row, Alice Marquez. Sherri Irwin. Pam Peters, and Quinten Oso. 45 Working with the magic touch Mr. Howell did an outstanding job of directing this play, stated one of the passing actors. Indeed it was a fine play although the first act was cut out of the performance for the high school students. The actors showed their appreciation by giving Mr. Robert Howell a token of their gratitude. The Mjgic Touch touched home with many of its viewers by showing some of the problems which occur in society today. The cast thought the plot was a little heavy' for a comedy, but did enjoy participating in it. Actors, clockwise stjrting Jt right, include the hired help played by Ed Kenna, as Willie; Dianna Dinger. Ophilia. Rhonda McAdams, Mrs Washington; and Jeff Hancock, Squint. The models for the fashion show are standing: Sheila Robinson. Lisa Kenna and Jacquelyn Johnson; sitting. LaWana Fulton. Susan Moyers and Mary Shum-way. Chris Bozarth as Miss Blodgett points a finger at Lisa Kenna who plays a student, Frieda Fisher. Elaine Wyrick adds a last bit of makeup and Jim Good is the voice of the radio. THt models. Sheila. Lisa and Susan, prepare for the show. The snobs study psychology as Kristi Vance plays Mrs. Stockdale; Susan Moyers, Mrs. Poo; and Elaine Wyrick, Mrs. Clarence. Leading actors were LaWana Fulton as Bobby Braddock; Robert Howell, Socko; Barbara Clubbs. June Braddock; and Chris Gonzales, Robert Braddock Football players ready for another game are Robert Howell; Larry Martinez as Chuck; and Roland Walker as Hank. so DWAYNE CHARLES CASSIDY Speech 1; Journalism 3, LJitoi 4: Claw Vice-Prev I; Quill Scroll 4; Outstanding Journalism Student 3. ROBERT LOUIS BUR RACE Football 1. 2. All Conference 3, Honorable Mention 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 W Club 4; Ski ARLENE CHASE DONALD WILLIAM iRUCHMAN Outstanding Auto I Student 3; lave ball I 52 ELVIRA CHEZUM PEN A CAR L CHOW SHERRY CLEVELAND BARBARA CLLBBS Orchestra I, 2, 4, Vice Pro 3; Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4. Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Quartet I. 2, 3; Trio 2: All Region Orchestra 1. 2. 3. All State Orchestra 1. 3; Scholarship Award I. All-School Play 3. 4. Chamber Singers 3; Girls Ensemble 4. French Club I; FB1.A 2. 3: Honor Society 3, President 4. AFS Club Secretary 4, Outstanding History Student 3: Outstanding Algebra II Student 3; Student Council 4 JAMES SCOTT COl BA TH Football 1.2. 3.4 Basketball I. 2 Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Kev Club 2. 3. 4; W Club 3, Vice President 4. DOUGLAS EUGENE CONATSER Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice-Pres 4. Honor Society 3. Vice-Pro. 4: Science Club 1. 2. 3. Pres 4; FBI A 4. Band 1.2.3. 4. SHANNON COLLEEN CONWA Y Gymnastics 1. 2; S-Club 2: Art Club 2; Mascot 1. Key Club Sweetheart candidate 3 ST [PH A NIC LEA CONWAY Quill it Scroll 3, 4; Speech it Drama 3. 4. Honor Society 4. D O. Club Sec. 4 Outstanding Psychology Student 3: Journalism Head Photographer 3. Feature Lditor 3; Chess Club 1 STEPHANIE LYNN COX FBLA 2. 3. Ski Club 2; Class Sec. 4. Matmaid 4 DIANA KAYE CVRNUTTE f HA 4 I J DELIGHT DALTON Volleyball 4. Basketball 4. $ ZJ L-iffrj .1 ANGEL CRUZ CHERYL JOYCE DARNELL S-Club 2. 3. 4. CLARA DICKSON Basketball 1. 3; Cross Country 4; Upward Bound 3. 4 EDW ARD J. IX)BBINS Speec h it Drama 1; Football 2; Basketball manager 4. NADINE IRIS DIR AN Band 2, 3. Majorette I; Symphony Orchestra I: Pit Orchestra 1: Chorus 2. 3; Meteor-ettes 3; Children s Theatre 1. Art Club Representative 4; Speech I. Student Council 4. JOHNNY RUSSELL EE AW Football 1. 2 KELLY IXWCETTI 53 D) RUSSELL I. ENOS Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Kim.'Kill I. 2. 3; Class Treasurer 3. DEBRA LOU FOWLER One Act Play 1; Two Act Plays 2. 3, Musical I 2. 3; Speech I, 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Ski Club 2. GINA FONDA IV MONICA JEAN ETSITTY Cross Country 3. 4: Track 3. 4; Science Club 4. Upward Bound 3. 4. Indian Club 3. 4. Princes . Candidate 4. KAREN I RED DAVID EARL EONK Key Club 2. 3. 4. W Club 4; Track 1. Football 4. Ski Club 3. Band 1. 2. 3 LA WAN A FULTON Band 1. 2. Majorette 3. 4. Council 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1. Outstanding Choral Member 1. Chambers Singers 2. 3. 4. Solo Ensemble 1. 2, 3; Musical I 2. 3. Jr-St Play 2. 3. 4. Drama 3. 4; Journalism 4 WAYNE C. GARNER Football I. 2. 3, All Conference 1st Team defense 4 Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 4, All Conference Honorable Mention 3. Key Club 2. 3. 4. W? Club 2. 3. 4: Homecoming King 4 ERIN FREDERIC KS C El ARLES FISH RACK BEN P. FOSTER Football 1; Key Club 2. 3. 4 CVDULE SOPHIA MARIA CEELEN AFS Exchange Student 4. Chamber Singers 4. AFS Club Pic 4; S Club 4; Meteorettes 4: Honor Society 4. Student Council Rep 4. Choir Treasurer 4 I 'IRONICA GOMEZ JETS Club i Spanish Club 2. 3 FHA 3. 4 JIM ARTHUR GOOD JETS Club 1.2; Science Club I. 2. Key Club 2; Varsity Football Mgr 3, 4; Track 1. Mgr 2. 3; Jr.-Sf. Play 3. 4. (Stage crew) W-Club 2. 3. 4. Video Photographer I. 2. 3. 4 TOMMY HARDY Football 1. 2. 3, 4; All-Conference 4; Kev Club 4. W-Club 2. 3. 4 DEBRA JEAN HARMS Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Full Orchestra I. 2. Pit Orchestra 1. 2, 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 4. Stage BanJ i 3. 4: Solo Ensemble I. 4. Regional Band 1: Band Council 1. 2; Class Tteas 3: Student Body Sec. 4; Student Council 4; A A SC Workshop 4. AASC Convention Delegate 4. NCA Camp 3. Metcorettes 3; Journalism 4; Quill Scroll 4; Honor Society 3. 4. FBLA 3, 4; Volunteer Service Award 3. Basic Shorthand Award 3, Two Shorthand Dictation Awards 3;' Accounting Award 3; Typewriting I Award 2. Excellent Spanish I Award 2. HOW ARD VAN HANCOCK Band 1.2. 3.4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. person 3: NAL Citation ol Ac heivement 4. Student Council 3. 4. Outstanding Spanish II Student 2; Journalism 3. Annual 4. Elks Youth Banquet 2. 3; Typewriting Certificate of Proficiency 2; Accounting Certificate of Proficiency 3. NORMAN HONANIF THOMAS M. HARRIS Football 1. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4; Student Body Vice Pres 4: Student Council 4; Outstanding Mechanical Drawing II Student 2. Outstanding Algebra II Student 3: Boys State 3; AMY TERESA HA YDUKOVKH Band 1. S Club 2. 3; Gymnastics I, 2. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleading Rep. 4 RICH ART) ANTHONY HI RNANDEZ Football 1. 2: Base-ball 1. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. WILL IA M CLA Y HA RRIS RFNEE LINN HYLTON Band 3. 4, Vice Pres. 4: Honor Society 3. Treasurer 4; Pep Band 4 l())CF HENRIF «c MARTHA LORRAINE HERNANDEZ Student Body President 4. Class Pres. 3; Class Secretary 2. Honor Society 3. 4. FBI A 2. 3. Reporter Historian 4; Spanish Club 2. Pres. 3. Quill Scroll 3. 4. Jets 2; Girls State 3; Twirp Queen Candidate 2. ASL' Honors Day Delegate 4. AASC Convention 3, 4. AASC Workshop 4. Jr Prom Chair- II LIAM R. HERZOG Football I, 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Key Club 2. 3. 4 W Club 4 BRENDA Lit HAYES Varsity Basketball Manager 1 2. 3. 4: S Club 4 :� pcet h 3 WILMA LEE KACHtNHONCVA Indian Club 4, FHA 2. 4: Up w.nj Bound 3 JIMMIE RA IRWIN. JR. Speech It l rama I: Football 2, Football Mgr 3. 4. Student Trainer 3. 4; Photography 3. 4; Assistant Video Photography 4 Baseball Mgr. 3. 4. Student Trainei Aw aid 3. DEBRA IYNN JOHNSON Student Council Rep. 1; S-Club 2 JOSEPH GLEN KARAM Honot Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Honot Society 4. Boy . State 3. Class Rep. 4. Quill Scroll 3. Pres 4. Annual Assistant Editor 3. Editoi 4: Photo 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Outstanding Photographer 3: Chiistma - Royalty Candidate 4. AIPA Workshop 3: Student Council 4; French Club 2: Chess Club 2; ASL Honors Day Delegate 4; Jr. Prom Committee. TERRY LIE KAISER Basketball 1. 2. 3 Mgr 4. Ski Club 2. 4; Track 1. 2. 4: Chamber Singers 3,4: Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama 1, Solo Ensemble 4. Regional 4. State 4. NORMAN JAMES 1981 Class analyzed Survey proves senior class In a survey to determine the top five in various catagoiie the senior chose the following winner TV Show Actress Music Croup Dallas Sally Fields AC-DC M A S H Jane Fonda Commodore Dukes of Ha zard Bo Derek Van Halen Different Stroke Kristi McNichol Queen Jefferson Barbra Streisand Kool and the Gang Actor Cartoon Character When asked if they plan to get married Clint Eastwood Bug Bunny in the next Burt Reynold Scooby Doo J yrs. Eric Estrada Ziggy Ni ? % Mark M.imil Fred FIint tone YES lo«t JR Road runner ? % 5 vr NO . YES � 0% 12% viewing dominated by Dallas Drink Animjl Radio Station Coca Cola Strawbeny Daiquire Di Popper 7 Up Milk Do Horse Barry Robinson Car Lion KFI-Lot Angrlf' KFI.C-FlagNt.iff KZZP Phoenix KDKB-Phoenix KU PD-Phoenix Political Figure Singer When asked what they would be doing after high school seniors replied Ronald Reagan Barry Coldwaler |ohn F Kennedy Jimmy Carter JR Kenny Rogers Olivia Newton-John Diana Ross Pat Benal.tr Donna Summci College Militrav 4% Work 32% Move 5% Other 14% L ndei ided 3% ward Bound 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 2. 4. Basketball I. 3; Track 1. ROSCOE WILLIAM KIRBY Football I; Basketball I. Baseball 2. 3. 4. t SCOT EDWIN ROLL Art Club 1.2. President 3. Vice President 4, Football 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 3: W Club 4: Ski Club 3; Outstand in Art Student 3. 60 ble Festival 1, 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 3. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 RONALD J. LABAN Track t. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 4; Basketball 1; Art Club 4: Cross Country 1. 2. 3, AA North Conference 2nd Team 4; W-Club 3. 4 ARNOLD LOMATEW'AMA CLAUDIA ANNETTE LUJAN Meteorettes Rep. 2. Sec. 3; Volleyball 2. S-Club 2, Vice Pres 3. Pres. 4; S Club Convention Delegate 3; Twirp Candidate 3: Student Council 4; AASC Convention Delegate 4: Spanish I Award 2 SERAPHINE LORI LEE Volleyball 1. 2.3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 2; Drama 1; Indian Club 1. 2. 3. Pres. 4: AFS Club 4; Quill Scroll 4; Annual Sports Editor 4; Honor Roll 1; Student Council 4; Outstanding P.E. Student 3; Elks Most Inspirational Award 4; Softball 4. TONY LOME! I Football 1. 2, 3. 4. All Conference Hon Mention 3. All Conference 1st Team 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; W-Club 2. 3. Pres 4. Student Council 4. DENISE LAUR DARLENE MAESTAS EMMA L LEWIS Indian Club 3.4. D O. Club 4 LUPE E LOPEZ Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3; Solo Ensemble 3. 4; Full Orchestra 4. S-Club 3. 4; Meteor-ettes 4. LA ROSE LEE 61 HENRY MARQUEZ MICHAEL LEE MOYERS Foothill 1.2.3. All Conference 1st Trim 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2.4; W-CIub 4. STEPHEN FAVSTINO MARTINEZ Ficncb Club 2; Tennis Club 2; Chess Club I. 2. 3, 4. CEORCE ERIC NCAI Basketball 1. 2. 3; Football 1. 2: Key Club 1. 2. 4. Ties 3: Ski Club 3,4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 2. 3; Honor Society 4. Student Council 4; Class President 4. IX)MINIQUE MCLAWS Cheerleaders 1, 2. FBLA 4; Gymnastics 1.2. JOLENE KAY NELSON Cheerleader 1. 2; Representative 1. Gymnastics I. 2, 3. LULA MORRIS Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; FBLA 2; Science Club 2, 3. 4. JEFF B. MCDONALD Basketball 1. DLBRA LEE NOE Track 2, 3. 4; FHA 2. Pres. 3. 4; S-Club 2. 3. Vice-Ptes. 4; Student Council 3. 62 CL'tDl MCIX)WELL ERVIN NEZ PAMELA PETERS LEON ALLEN NVVA YESTEWA Football 2. 3; Cross Counity 4; Indian Club 1; Indian Club Prince I. DEBRA JEAN POOLHECO Cross Country 2.3.4; S Club 2. 3. Quill k Scroll 3. Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 4. Senior Editor 3. Assistant Editor 4. ALBERT PADILLA HENRIETTA PETERSON Track 2; Cross Country Mgr 4; Speech k Drama I. 3. 4; Upward Bound 3. 4. KIM O’HACO PAUL PARISH SHEILA POWELL Honor Society 4; FHA Treasurer 3. Secretary 4. Quill k Scroll 4. Annual Staff Organizations Editor 4. Finance Mgr. 4; Prom Committee 3; Honor CYNTHIA PADDOCK FBLA 3,4; Treble Choir 1. Honor Society 4. Natseway Lori Abrahamsen BECKY PROCTOR One Act Play I; Choir 2; FHA 4 BRENDA LEE RENIK FHA Vice Prev 3. 4: FBLA 3. CINA RAE PROLAGO Choir 2; Matmaid 3; Wrestling Manager 4. L4(k ril LOUIS REYES LOIS CYNTHIA REYNOSA Treble Choir 1; Concert Choir 2; Tribe of Many Feathers 1. 2. Sec 4; Princess 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2. 4: AFS Treas. 4. BARRY D. ROBINSON Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4 SHEILA BERNICE ROBINSON Pep Band 2. 3.4 Band 1.2. 3. 4. Orchestra 2. 3, 4. Choir 3. 4; Chamber Singers 3; Solo In-semble 2. 3. 4; All School Play 4. Track 2.3. 4; Girls Ensemble 4. CORRINI RODRIGUEZ FHA I. Pres 2. Sec 3. Pres 4; Spanish Club 1. 2.3; FBLA 2.3; Student Council 4; Quill Scroll 3. Hist. 4; Annual Staff Junior Editor 3. 4; Bulldog Barks Staff Finjnce Mgr. 3, Editor 4; Junior Concession Stand Committee. JETS 2 EUGENIA MICHELLE ROBINSON Chamber Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4; Solo Ensemble 1. 2. 3. Regional Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Pit Orchestra 1. 2. Advanced Choir 3, 4; Honor Society 4; French Club 1. 2; Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Chamber Singers 4. Speech Drama 2, 3. Musical 3; Jr-Sr. Pl� y 2. 3. 64 MIKE KL'BI PARNELL LYNN SCOTT Drama 1; AFS Vice Pie 4; WAC 2. Tribe of Many Feather I, 2. 3, Hist. 4; Princes Candidate 1. Quill Sc Scroll 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. Softball 4; Class Treas. 2; Class Rep 3; Student Body Treas. 4; Outstanding Student Council Member 2; Girls State Delegate 3. AASC Workshop 4; ASU Honors Day Delegate 4; Photography 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. State AA Champion Team 2: Cross Country I, 2. 3. 4. State AA Champion Team 1. State AA Runner-Up Team 2; 300 Mile Club 2; All Conference 1. 2. 3; All State I. 2 PRISCILLA SANCHEZ ERNIE SCOTT JVDY ANN SALAZAR Spanish Club 1. 2: Art Certifi cate I Sc II; DO. Club 4. CARMEN SATA LA DEBORAH SECAKL’KU Choir I, 2. 3, 4; Chamber Singers 2. 3. 4; S-Club 2. 3, 4; Science Club 3, Vice Pres. 4; Indian Club Vice Pies. 4. Cross Country 2. 4; Meteorettes 3; Solo Ensemble 2, 3. 4; Choir Regional 4; Choir Pres 4 DONNA SUSAN SCOTT Speech Sc Drama 1. Vice Pres 2. 3. Musical Play 2. 3; FBLA 3, 1st Place State Extemporane- ous Speaking Sc National LYNN £ SALAZAR Competition Convention In FHA 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Washington. D C.; D O. FHA District 3; Senior Rep. 4. Treas. 4. 65 MARTY WITT LEAH L WHITMAN Cross Country 2, 3. Indian Club 1. 4 PAULINE YOUVELLA RHINO A DEE ANN WILLIAMS Class Rep 1. Class Vice Pre . 2; Meteorettes Rep. 2; S-Club 2, 3; Class Rep 3; Christmas Royalty Candidate 3: Student Council 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. Al BERTA J. YAZZIE Science Club 2, 3, 4. Upward Bound 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4 DAVID WILLIAMS TERRI LYN ZETTEl Gymnastics 1. 2, 3; Mascot I. Pep Band 2. 3 Band I, 2, 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 2: Solo Ensemble I. 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 4 TOM P. WILLIAN Band 1. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Monica |. Poleheplewa Barbara Lynn Powell Anita I Romero Linda Marie Schill Loren j. Schultz Sarah L. Sedillo Reggie Franklin Jeffrey Neil Fulton Herbert Gray Marshall Johnson Cheryl lomakema Robbie Long Vern Alex Pablo Alonzo Stephen F. Armijo Edwin Begay Owen A. Bilagody Emerson Bitsui MARY ANN WILLIAMS Freddie Chee Kelvin R Mattox Carlton Dan Sweetland Eddie Cordova Jr. Kelsey Crank Mark A. DeBottis Lillian Dennis Curtis DeWitt David M McLain Alonzo Morris Dorothy L Nahsonhoya Darlene Ann Nat cway Tammy Lee Pctranovich Frankie Tsosie Greg E. Vance Emory J. Vicente Pete Yazzie Manuel Bert Youvella 67 JIMiWS MIY� € MY LIFE AWAY Shelley Pe, represent.! Monte Gi Rory Whipple vice president Debbie 69 Nancy Ahrens Jim Alexander Lloyd Ami Desiree Ansell Myla Astorga Priscilla Bailon William Barris Debbie Bashor Geneva Begay Jessie Begay Mary Lou Begay Mrytle Begay Hope Beltran Dwayne Bernier Dwight Bernier Layton Betoney Mcrv Bilagody Michelle Bly Larry Bowman Valerie Briscoe Randy Bumgarner Cecelia Chischillie Elaine Chow Dudley Clark Lettie Collateta Glenn Cooper Robbie Cox Lori McDonald Dalton Kevin Dees Kurtis Doucette 70 Denise Dunham Stacey Everidge Beverely Foy Edward Fritz Karen Garcia Jimmy Gilbert Monte Gill Roberta Goldtooth Chris Gonzales Freddy Gonzales Geraldine Gonzales Phillip Gonzales Richard Gonzalez Donna Graybeal Selden Greenwood Felix Gurrero Frank Guzman Wanda Hadnot Tracy Hardy Susan Harris Tom Haydukovich Charlotte Herzog Robert Howell John Huff Simone Hutchings Jefferson James Nancy Jenson Justin Jobe David Johnson Jeannie Johnson Debbie Jue Cheryl Kaye Nelson Kaye Lisa Kcnna Roverta Kooyahoema Tina Krctscdcmas Mike Laur Judy Lee Larose Lee Tony Lee Ronald Little Henrietta Lunsford Rosina Madrid Lawrence Martinez Bobby Matney Carl Mazon Rhonda McAdams Marci McHood Dewey McLean Michele Means Susan Miera Richard Moncayo Lorena Moore Pamela Moore Susan Moyers Valencia Nagle Keith Nelson Deborah Norgaard Pauline Ortiz Rosemarie Ortiz Quintin Oso Wayne Oso Henrietta Padilla Francis Parish Shanon Paul Janet Pavatea Shelley Pearce John Pennington Diane Perez Charles Pfeistet 74 Pamela Poolheco Kevin Ramsey Leah Reynolds Mark Richey Athena Rodrigue Zach Rowland Vera Ruiz Jeanette Salazar Larsen Schultz Roger Seymour Darrell Shurley Wilmer Smith Dorcas Tewawma Marty Thompson Phyllis Turner Lowell Tyler Kristi Vance Susan Wetzel Roy Whipple Charles W'ilhoite Larila Wilkins Geniel Wilks Caroline Williams Michael Wright Francine Yazzie Cloria Yazzie Loren Sadler Anna Lou Dick JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Riley Ahownewa Donald Begay Calvin Begav Jerry Begay Willis Begay Debbie Ben Chris Burnett Jim Cunningham Earl Dent Victor Flemons Terry Fredricks James Galvan Diana Garcia Louise Hayes Norman Honanie Norman James Theodore Jenson Albert Kaping Sammy Keyonnie Lawrence Lewis Alvin Nagle James Paddock Todd Rosenberger Alex Salazar Tom Schroeder Steven Schultz Ralph Sekaquaptewa Jeff Sweetland Rosemarie Villanueva The junior class made its mark by coming in fourth place during the Homecoming Parade float contest. But they did bounce back by coming in first in the Christmas Royalty contest. Among the other activities the juniors put on the Junior-Senior Prom and ran the concession stand during the basketball and wrestling season. Shelley Pearce puts on Mickey Mouse ears for Halloween. upper left; Elizabeth Allen and Shannon Conway creep into this Junior page, above; Shannon Paul wonders if all that is going to fit, left. 75 Sophomore Officers Lori Chavez representative Brian Hancock vice-president Stanley Montano president P'fula Kretsedemas representative Peggy Adams Ronald Alcotl David Alexander Elizabeth Allen David Anaya Charles Anderson Kevin Arnold Jefferey Arthur Robert Astorga Priscilla Attakai Sylvia Baca Joey Bailon Kathy Baldwin Rena Basgall Ned Beaulieu Claudia Begay Leonard Begay Matilda Begat Merwm Bilagody Tina Brochman Billy Butler Daryn Callahan Bobby Candelaria Paul Capps Louis Carl Tammy Chambers Lori Chavez Jackie Chischillie Sharon Chischillie Eddie Chow Donovan Choyou Suzanne Coffey David Conway Andrea Cuch Lin Cunningham Sharon Curley Carla Darnell Robin Davis Camelia Dewakuku Renn DeWitt Diana Dinger Raymond Dodge Kenneth Dolph Kenny Donithan Dianne Dunham Darrick Ervien Marvin Etsitty Tammie Faunce Cayla Floyd Doris Foster 79 Ljini Fowler Karen Frank. Julene Fuson Tina Cobble Viola Goldtooth Leonard Gonzales Paul Gonzales Danny Gonzalez Fred Gonzalez Stephanie Gore John Gose Lonny Gose Claudia Grover Haven Hamidreek Brian Hancock Mcldma Harris Traci Hatch Eddie Hernandez Theresa Hernandez Julie Higginson Laurie Hoagland Peggy Hollins Lisa Hylton Sherri Irwin 80 Carole Jackson John Jacobs Lorraine Joe Larry Jue Samuel Kayquoptewa Samuel Kerzel Emory Kewanimptewa Brenda Kincaid Michael Kirby Putoula Kretsedcmas Michelle Largent Eddie Larson Kathy Leonard Lucinda Lewis Lucy Lomakema Beverly Long Loren o Long Thomas Long Mark Lopez Stephanie Lymer Gloria Mahle Joe Mallard Verna Mannie Delphine Manson Alice Marquez Arthur Martinez Cindy McGuire Kim McKeever Bert Mead Gilbert Mitchell 81 John Mitchell Carol Moncayo Lisa Montano Stanley Montano Richard Montano John Montoya Andrew Munoz Maria Munoz Jeff Murray Belma Nahee David Natseway Doreen Nelson Elvm Nelson Jenise Nelson Sophinia Nelson Pauline Nez Janette O'Connel Joe Ono Rowena Oso Berlinda Paddock Tim Pate Pragna Patel Mary Perez Kirby Pete Mike Petranovich Eunice Poe Veronica Poleheptewa Tina Prine Blaine Quamahongnewa Camille Quotskuyva 82 Alex Kay There Renik Robert Robinson Mary Rockwell Lisa Romero Martin Rubi Tom Rupie Ferris Satala John Schroeder Karen Scott Raynard Scott Lori Sedillo Manfor Sedillo Bernita Shirley Mary Shumway Celia Sinquah Laura Smith Jeff Straub Donny Tafoya Ernest Taho Tina Thompson Julia Tso 83 Cheryl Varner Gabriel Vaughan Troy Vizcaya Curtis Whipple Stephanie Whitman Teresa Whitmore Michael Wilcox Janaida Williams Eva Wilson Jerry Wilson Debbie Wilson Larry Woo Elaine Wyrick Nadine Ybarra Roma Youvelia SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Orlando Alex Yvette Ami Stephen Armijo Edwin Bahe Gary Begay Louise Bogaye Richard Benefield Luke Butcher Constantino Ceci Lisa Chavez Jack Cravens Donald Cronemeyer Stanley Curley Lorenzo Dawes Daniel Denet Timothy Dick Nelson Dickson Ritchie Dixson Conrad Estudillo John Fred Sheila Griffin Jamie Higdon Clifford Honanwaima James Jennings Robert Joe Philmon Joey Kim Joseph Julius Keyonnie Ray Land Art Molina Orlando Moore Luther Nez Quintin Padilla Donna Sanchez Clifford Sangstcr Sam Stevenson Belinda Tapaha Arneice Thomas Monte Thompson Ermalinda Yazzie Ronnie Yazzie Albert Yoyhoeoma Sophomores take it easy The sophomores at WHS are part of an elite group. Below, are pictured some of the sophomores doing their own thing. This year the sophomores came in second in the float contest with a scoreboard on which the Bulldogs scored a million to zero. Placing third, the sophomores managed to raise $319.64 for Christmas Royalty. All in all, the sophomores had a pretty successful year and above all had a good time doing it. Laurie Abrahamsen Lisa Adams Robert Alcott Tammy Aldredge Christine Alkire Rowdy Allen Danielle Ami Sandra Ami Darlene Anzures David Aragon Janice Aragon Angela Attakai Cynthia Attakai Cynthia M Attakai Percy Attakai April Baca Joseph Baca Rosanne Baca Billy Bagley Danny Bailon Tammy Baldwin Francine Barton Lisa Barton Sylvester Barton Bonnita Batala Tim Batala Sally Baumgartner Ronald Beal Jerry Begay Jimmie Begay 88 Kathleen Begay Shirley Begay Avonne Begaye Melissa Betoney Lucinda Billie Charence Billy Leroy Billy John Boles Michael Bonner Timothy Bonner Bradley Bowen Verlyn Biady Alexis Brown Sharon Brown Chad Burgette Davy Burnett joi Burnett Stephanie Campsen Michelle Carl Robert Cassidy Joseph Chacon Michele Chacon 89 Amy Chambers Mary Chapman Benjamin Charley Marlinda Charley Katherine Chavez Pearl Chavez Steven Chavez Jennifer Chischillie Bobby Choyou Phillip Clarke Kara Clay James Cockerham Tina Collateta David Cordova Robert Cordova Steve Cordova Brian Cox Elisabeth Cramer Ramona Crank Lynn Cronemeyer Ricky Cundiff Rhonda Cunningham Richard Curley Tracy Curley Kristin DeBottis Melissa DeWitt Lambert Dixson Roderick Dixson Thurman Dobbins Paul Doney 90 Sharon Doney Keith Doucette Tomas Duran Robert Efaw Veronica Estudillo Kyle Faunce Dana Fonk Darlene Foster Darren Fowler Dean Fowler Louie Francis Marco Fusaro Bonnie Gallegos John Gallegos Susie Garcia Edward Geer Linda Geer Renelle Goddard Cecelia Goldtooth Robert Goldtooth Delores Gomez Everett Gomez 91 Lucy Gomez Betty Gonzales Charles Gonzales Roger Graybeal Derrick Green Greg Greer Lawrence Gutierrez Lisa Had not Deborah Hahn Jeffrey Hancock Patrick Hancock Theresa Hannah Ronald Harding Richard Harris Kurils Hasten Tamra Hatch Steven Haydukovich Jimmy Head Mark Holman Tracy Holt Laura Honawa Elroy Humeyumptewa Benjamin Irwin LaRae James Rosemarie Jaramillo George Joe 92 Sylvia Joe Glenda Joey Jacquelyn Johnson Derek Jones Roberta Kaye Norman Kearns Katherine Keith Kimberly Kent Casey Kewanimptrwa Marlene Kewanimptewa Alvin Keyonme Kristy Knowles Eftemia Kretsedemas Dominique Kuhse Patrick Kuhse Antoinette Laban Alan Laycock Charlene Lee Heighton Letseome Everett Levingston Theresa Little Greta Lomayestewa Regina Long Yolanda Long Cynthia Lope Reyes Lopez Andy Lovato Frank Lovato Stephen Lucero Alfonso Mahkewa 93 Rose Manning John Marquez Peggy McCormick Lisa Me Hood John McKeever Sarah McKeever Joseph McLaws Lyvonne Meeks Robert Metzger Lori Mileham Melvin Miles Pamela Miller Deshelle Mitchell Kathy Mitchell James Montano Lisa Montiel Anthony Montoya Denise Montoya Henry Montoya Joe Montoya Ralph Montoya James Moore Calvin Morris Levinda Morris Valerie Morris Jason Muchmore Mike Mundine Jackie Nahec Caroline Nahsonhoya Vaughn Nahsonhoya 94 Darrell Namoki Bernard Natseway Diane Natseway Erltnda Navarro Victoria Navarro Debbie Nelson Devin Nelson Michael Nelson Ernie Nez Sandra Nielsen Deborah Nuvayestcwa Teresa Oliva David Orchard Joe Ortiz Pauline Ortiz Joseph Oso Lawrence Oso Pamela Ovah lacqueline Paddock Thomas Paddock Bernadette Padilla George Parker Judi Parmenter Jesse Passmore Julie Pawley Terri Peaches Anthony Pearce Lisa Pointer Angela Poolheco Raquel Powell Vjntssj Powell Darryl Quavehcma Louie Ramirez Leslie Randolph Shalia Reynolds Gabriel Ribera Darrel Rice Yvonne Rodriguez Philip Rodriguez Adam Rogers Jeanette Roney Gary Rowland Elizabeth Rubi Lillian Rublin Annette Ruiz Danny Ruiz Detrick Rutner Veronica Saganna Connie Sanchez Danny Sanchez John Sanchez Lawrence Satala % Nancy Schell john Sc hill Harrison Schultz Rena Scott Randy Seleslewa Crisy Shaw Stacey Sheets Sandra Shipman Orlinda Shirley Kristin Sieweyumptewa Carliss Sinquah Kim Smith Michael Sockyma Michele Sockyma Patricia Sokol! Rand Sprankle Mark Stevenson Beverly Suetopka Lori Swatzell Rayna Swecker Alfred Talaswaima Becky Te'llez Nelson Tecklcnburg Eddie Tewanema Orlando Torivio Delphine Tsosie Stephen Tuttle Paul Tyler Sylvia Walker Tracy Walker 97 Sherry Wallis Belinda Warren Jack Whitehorse Bill Whitney Charles William Jackson Williams Linda Williams Joan Wilson Scott Witt Amos Yazzie Beulah Yazzie Genevieve Yazzie Patricia Yazzie Roberta Yazzie Rose Yazzie Yvonne Yazzie Gary Ybarra FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Raymond Archibequc Joseph Armiezo Roger Armijo Mark Arthur Susan Baca Dave Barton David Begay Leonard Begay Eusebio Chavez Alvin Chino Perry Cleveland Emerson Dickson Randy Dickson Richard Dickson Linda Dixon Rhonda Foy Aaron Fredericks Daniel Gonzales Melinda Harris Cassandra Hawks Stuart James Marjorie Jensen Ruby John Larry Kanuho Arnold Katoney Kathleen Kenski Harold King Floyd Kinlicheeny Micheal Lane Francis Lester Fred Long Virgil Long Anderson Nagle Huskie Nelson Lloyd Nelson James Paddock Starting counter clockwise lop, Virgil Long stops to display his sewing project. Mork Stevenson works hard during his metals class doing rod iron work. Kathy Chavez and Sharon Doney take time out From their slave owners to pause For the photographers. Jackson Riggs Bobby Rolirts Steven Sanchez Ronald Sandoval Belinda Scott Gilbert Quintana Sena Ree Setclla Jacki Shoupe Elavira Tsosie Moises Vallejos Darren Vannoy Cheryl Vavages Frank Virgil Raymond Viliarino Debbie Wilson Allen Withrow Bobby Yazzie Ross Yonnie 99 FACVLTY 100 LET'S CET SHIMS Problems? We can handle it This year the school board presented a bond issue to margin. Members in session, jhove, are Mr. Bennie the public for the completion of the Washington Smith, Mrs. Sue Hancock, Mr. Lucio Ceballos. Mr. School Dome. The bond was past with a two to one Frank Higginson, Mr. Wayne Metzer. Mr Jim Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mrs Marguerite Cox Secretary M rs. Mary Simmons Secretary Mrs Mary Maule Accounts Payable Bookkeeper 101 Miss Jonee Patterson Payroll Bookkeeper Mr. Paul Reynolds Principal Mr. Jim Boles Assistant Principal Mr Carl Weatherton Activities Director Mrs. Anita Henling Bookkeeper Mrs. Marilyn Oso Clerical Aide Mrs. Gail Weatherton Secretary Mrs. Jerri Freeman Attendance officer Mrs. Marjorie Herron Office Aide Mr Ron Harris Boys' Counselor Mrs. Lorainc Clubbs Girls' Counselor Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Counselors' Secretary 102 Mr. Don Baker Psych. Soc., Hist.. Govt. Mr. Jim Baker Resource Mr. Ron Bellman Alg.. Geom., Gen. Math Mr. Ronald Bowen Band Mr Richard Bratt Free Ent., Am. Govt. A . Govt. Mr. David Conatser Bio.. Chordate Anat. Mr. Kenny Conatser Bio., Physics Mr. Bob Crosswhite Weights. Co-ed P.E. Mr. Bud Dismukes Woods I. Bldg Trades Mrs. Christine Evans Home Economics Miss Marilyn Fans Home Economics Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg.. Trig. Calculus 103 Mr. Eugene Gonzales Art Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng. I. Eng I! Mr Artie Griffith Az Govt. Am. Govt. Mr. Jim Henling Alg.. Geom. Mr. John Henling Rd. Imp.. Eng. Ill, Eng. II Mr. Bob Howell Eng I. Eng. IV. Drama Mrs. Sally Hudson Beg Eng., Eng. I Mr. Allan Hutchins Eng. I, Eng. II, Speech Mr Cranston Hysong Bio., Geom., Plant Bio. Mrs. Sue Hysong Typ. I, Int. Bus. Mr. Jim Jenson Int Bus . D O.. OJT Mr. John Lauc Resource 104 Mr. Jake Magallane Acct., Cons. Math, Comp Sci. Mr Henry Marlin Rd. Imp Mr. Jack Marlin Orchestra Mrs Katherine McAuley Eng IIIA. Eng. III. Eng IV Mrs. Ann Meikle Shorthand, Typing Mr. Gregory Moore Alg., Gen. Math Mr. Emil Nasser Weights. P.E. Mr. Don Perlronovich Am. Hist., Geog. Mrs. Frances Roberts Eng 401A. Jour.. Annual Mr. George Rockwell Metals I Si II Mr. Ken Salas American History Samuel Shires Choir 105 Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. I St II Mrs. Dolores Stotts Typ. I St II. Bus. Mach. Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Librarian Mrs. Meliisse Terry Spanish. Rd. Imp. Mr. Manny Walton Jr. Auto Mr. Jim Ware Chem., Earth Science Mr. Gary Watts Eng I St II Me. Liz Wennet Health. P.E.. Co-ed PE. Mrs Mary Rublin Nurse Mrs. Sharon Hasten Teachers Aid Mrs. Elvira Wilcox Teachers Aid Mrs. Linda Hardy Teachers Aid 106 Mrs. Sue Techlenburg Teachers Aide Mrs. Rosalie Gonzales Teachers Aide Mr. Don Roe Audio Visual Assistant Teaching has its ups and downs Mr. Carl Weatherton gets his birthday balloons and Mr. Kenny Conatser breaks his leg while skating. Mrs. Mildred Polk Audio Visual Secretary Mr. Steve Harrison Audio Visual 107 Participation in activities gives Henry honored status Henrique Santiago Marquez was very active in sports during his four years in high school, participating in baseball four years, and wrestling and football three years. He was in W-Club and Honor Society during his senior year. He also was very supportive of his class projects such as decorating floats and helping at the concession stand. Because he was very active and did a lot to win the Bulldogs honors, the staff proudly elected Henry Marquez as 1980-81 Annual King. 108 Effie Ruth Tawahongva was in Indian Club and chorus during her senior year in high school. She had been a member of Art Club her junior year. She worked on decorating floats and in concession stands for her class throughout her years at WHS. Effie lived at the dormitory and was said to be very helpful and always around when needed. Because she was helpful and active, the staff of the Meteor proudly elected Effie Tawahongva as 1980-81 Annual Queen. Willingness, Helpfulness and Service win title for Effie. Making our dreams come true Determination and superior effort lead the Varsity wrestlers to an undefeated season. They proved themselves invincible by coming in first in all of their meets, and invitationals and finally coming in first as Divisional and State Champions. Not only did the team take first at State but they had four individuals who took state in their weight class. Claiming the titles were Henry Marquez, Wayne Garner, Eddie Fritz and Herbert Grey. Varsity wrestlers btlow, top row, Roger Seymour, Bobby Candelaria. Eddie Fritz, and Wayne Garner; middle row. Bobby Burrage, Kurtis Doucette, Herbert Grey, Troy Vizcaya. Rory Whipple and Coach Bob Crosswhite; bottom row, Henry Marquez. Arthur Martinez. James Pad-dock. Ronnie Yazzie, and Mark Stewart. Ill SCOREBOARD Winslow 50 Snowflake 10 Winslow 61 Flagstaff 6 Winslow 26 Holbrook 24 Winslow 70 Window Rock 0 Winslow 47 Tuba City 14 Winslow 50 Kingman 11 Winslow 30 Holbrook 21 Winslow 65 Coconino 0 Invititioruk Holbrook Winslow 1st Gilbert Winslow 1st Peoria Winslow 1st Dot W'right Winslow 1st Divisional Winslow 1st State Winslow 1st Nobody does it better The Varsity wrestling team lost Willis Begay during the season. This was an upset because he contributed 12 points a meet. Pictured be oware the varsity wrestlers who went to State. Standing. Coach Don Baker. Bobby Burrage. Henry Marquez, Coach Bob Crosswhite, Roger Seymour, Eddie Fritz, Wayne Garner, Bobby Candelaria and Herbert Grey; kneeling. Gina Prolago, Mgr., Jack Cravens, Mgr.. James Paddock, Arthur Martinez and Mark Stewart. 113 E JV holds on through season 114 Ricky Sedillo and opponent, below, watch the clock as time runs out. Bobby Yazzie prevents his man from breaking his hold, right. Ronnie Yazzie attempts to turn his man for extra points, above. Top, JV Wrestlers, front row, Hoskie Nelson. Mark Lopez, Theodore Jensen. Orlando Alex, middle, Bobby Yazzie, Joe Ono, Julius Keyonme, Bobby Joe. Pete Yazzie, back. Frank Guzman. Robbie Cox, John Montoya, Ronnie Laban. The JV's record at the end of the season was 7-5. Freshman wrestling squad had an outstanding season with a winning record of 10-1-0. Although most of them were inexperienced, they all worked hard which led to their undefeated season. Coach Ken Con-atser stated that he was very proud of his fine team and knows that they will give a big boost to next year's wrestling squad. No reverse in skill here Joe Baca, below, watches referee to signal the pin. George Joe. right, maneuvers his opponent into pinning position. Freshman wrestlers. bottom, pose for their group picture, front row, Louis Francis. David Aragon. Ricky Harris, James Moore. John Marque , middle. Joe Baca, Brian Cox, Steve Cordova, Norman Kearns, George Joe; back, Jeff Hancock. Louie Ramirez, Nelson Tecklenburg. Curtis Hasten, David Orchard. 115 t V Felix Guerrero Quarterback Kevin Ramsey Quarterback Whipple Quarterback Emerson Bitsui Quarterback Mark Stewart Back The Bulldogs had a great season. They started out by defeating a tough Holbrook team. They wound up with a seven win, two loss, one tie record including 3 shut-outs which placed them 3rd in conference. They lost hope for the state play-offs when they were defeated by last year's AA State Champs, Flagstaff Eagles, 24-12. Bulldog members named to the all conference team were Wayne Garner, Tom Hardy, and Tonv Lomeli, 1st team defense; Victor Flemons and Mike Moyers, 1st team offense; Mark Stewart, Bobby Burrage and Felix Guerrero, honorable mention. Winslow fired up when they made the first touchdown against No. 1 ranked Flagstaff Eagles in the Dome, opposite page. Coaches who helped the Bulldogs through a great season are Ken Salas, trainer; Art Griffitn, defense coach; Bud Dismukes, line coach; and Emil Nasser, head coach, opposite page. Team piles up seven wins Lowell Tyler Tony Lomeli Victor Flemons Troy Vizcaya Roger Seymour Back Back Back Back Guard VARSITY SCOREBOARD 1980 Winslow 14 Holbrook 6 Winslow 14 Parker 14 Winslow 38 Many Farms 7 Winslow 46 Snowflake 0 Winslow 34 Mingus 0 Winslow 30 Window Rock 0 Winslow 22 Coconino 24 Winslow 14 Holbrook 6 Winslow 12 Flagstaff 24 Winslow 38 Tuba City 0 116 Charles Wilhoite Safety Ray Land Back Dudley Clark Back Charles Anderson Back Wayne Garner Back Wayne Oso Guard Charles Pfeister Center Mike Moyers Guard David Hansen Guard Clyde McDowell Tackle 117 David Fonk Tackle Bobby Candelaria Tackle Bert Mead End Richard Moncayo End Scott Col bath End 118 Tommy Hardy Guard Eddie Frit Guard Ricky Sedillo Tackle Zach Roland Tackle Doug Conatser Tackle Roger Seymour tries to outrun an opponent. opposite pjge. left: Dudley Clark, Richard Moncayo, Felix Guerrero, and Wayne Oso caught at a happy moment. opposite page, right. Managers who helped the Bulldogs through a successful season are Joe Dobbins. Ned Bealieu. Jim Irwin, trainer, and Jim Good. left. Two players scrambling for the ball while Mark Stewart looks on. bottom. JV has difficult season Members of the JV Football team are, top row, Randy Baumgarner. Layton Be-toney, Lonnie Cose, Justin Jobe, Joe Mallad, Brian Hancock, Russel Enos, Mike Wilcox. Kurtis Doucette, Adam Rogers; third row. Coach Jim Baker. John Montoya, Ron Little, Luther Nez. Robbie Cox, Derrick Ervien, Joe Ono, Renn DeWitt, Coach Don Baker; second row. Derrick Green, Joey Bailon, Stan Montano, Merwin Bilagody, Loren Sadler. Martin Rubi; front row, Robbie Astorga, Gilbert Mitchell, Arthur Martinez, Kenneth Dolph, Danny Sanchez. 120 J.V SCOREBOARD Holbrook 0-12 Lost Coconino 0-18 Lost Snowflake 8-42 Lost Mingus 8- 0 Won Window Rock 48- 6 Won Flagstaff 7-28 Lost Holbrook 42-41 Won Tuba City 0-18 Lost Members of the freshman football team are, top row. Tim Bonner, Daryl Na-moki, Micheal Lane, Darren Vannoy. Nelson Tecklenburg, George Parder, Paul Tyler, Curtis Hasten, Virgil Long, second row, John Gallejos, Coach Jake Magallanez, Roger Graybeal, Mike Bonner, Robert Metzger. Joe Baca, Phillip Clark, Coach Jim Ware, and Jason Muchmore; third row, Jeff Hancock, David Orchard. Anthony Montoya, Keith Doucette, Jimmy Montano. Joe McLaws. George Joe; fourth row, Danny Bailon, David Aragon. Norman Kearns, Jackson Williams. FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD Holbrook 18- 0 Won Coconino 6-34 Lost Snowflake 0- 6 Lost Mingus 18- 8 Won Window Rock 26- 6 Won Flagstaff 21- 2 W'on Holbrook 33-14 Won Tuba City 28-18 Won Freshmen pile up victories 121 We're running like the wind 122 The Boys Cross Country team had a fair season with its three outstanding runners: Reggie Franklin, Ron Laban, and Jeff James, who led the Bulldogs throughout the season. In bigger meets, such as the Mingus, Peaks, and Winslow Invita-tionals, Winslow placed third, fourth, and sixth, respectively. The best meet all season was the Thunderbird Invitational in Phoenix. Winslow placed 8th out of the 46 schools which attended the meet. At the division meet in Tuba City, WHS team placed 3rd, which didn't qualify them for the state meet. The season's total showed the boys didn't do too bad, winning a total of 85 times and losing only 26. Varsity Boys Cross Country team are pictured opposite page top: Leon Nuvayestewa. joe Oso, Tony Lee, Ron Laban, Lewis Carl, Julius Vicente. and Marvin Etsitty, Mgr, center of opposite page, just a few of the runners giving each other some good luck before a a race; bottom, Coach Dave Conatser; pictured at top. front row. Percy Attakai, Larry Satala, Harrison Schultz, buck row, Ross Yonnie, Casey Kewan-imptewa, David Natseway. Ronald Alcott. Frances Lester; pictured at left. Jeff James running and winning in a race; pictured at right. Percy Attakai seems to have decided to take it easy before a meet. 123 It takes lots of sole The varsity girls cross country team had a fairly good year, placing on and off throughout the season. After doing exceptionally well at the Thunder-bird Invitational, coming out sixteenth out of thirty-six teams, they went to divisionals a week later hoping to do just as well and make it to state. Unfortunately they came out fifth which wasn't good enough to take them to State. Varsity runners, top right, shown clockwise. Darnell Scott. Lois Reynosa. Roverta Kooyahoema. and Genevieve Begay await patiently for the beginning of their race; Mr. Conatser smiles for the camera. Roverta Kooyahoema, and Lois Reynosa stretch out before running, girls cross country team right, standing, Sybil Keyonnie, Lula Morris, Jackie Nahee, Debbie Secakuku, kneeling, Darnell Scott, Debra Poolheco. we're on the road again The J.V. girls cross country team had good season with consistant placing . most of the meets. J.V. runners are pictured bottom stag- f;ered back row; Darlene Natseway. Mar-ene Six. Diane Natseway. Monica Et-sitty, Caroline Williams, Henrietta Peterson, Lucy Lomakema. Terry Peaches. Roverta Kooyahoema, Sharon Curley, kneeling; Genevieve Begay. Lois Reyn-osa, Clara Dickson, Beverly Suetopka. GIRLS I V CROSS COUNTRY ftalu InvtMttorul Sth Window Kiw.ni lM Holbrook Invitational tM «P Co 0«UMO Du. 1 1M Mingu lrwii.iic.n.1 lM Window Rock lnv.uiion.1 2nd lOBpt GIRLS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY P� .k lnvit.l.on.1 7lh 17Jpt� Window Kiw.ni 2nd 7©pl Hag'ialf Du.1 2nd 40pt. Holbrook Invit.iion.l Sth IMpt C ovon.no Du.1 2nd J2pt� Mingo Invit.tion.l 7th 182pt Window Rock lnvit.ti� n.l 7th leapt Boo� g.d Du.1 2nd 25p. Thundrrbud lnvii.tion.1 IMh N Opt� AA North Divtuon Xh lUpt. Varsity Volleyball was young but good 4 • S( OKI.HOARD « IMhiook Window � Round V� ll� yj| 15 Window v� IWtwi 0 15 IVin.low « Ptjl IS-1 I Window r Window Rock 13-15 W.ndow • f ow41j v Window « Mingui Window « FUx’Ull W.ndow « SmwlUkf Window n FUjttMlf W nilow � Co� onifwi W-15 06 15 15-04 U 16 1546 15- 02 UM6 1510 15 15 1500 06-15 16- 14 01-15 15-17 15-06 06-15 1506 15-10 Oo-I5 Window n Tub City Window n Mm u� Window vi Window Rock Window n Coconino Wintlow v« TuK City Window vt SnowlUkr Window v� Window Rock Wintlow vt Holbrook Wintlow «t Coconino Wmtlow vt Window Rock Wintlow vt Lokr llivou 06 15 10 15 0615 15-1J 15-U 0615 12-15 15-11 15-12 05-15 1500 05-15 12-15 06 15 15-12 1506 04 15 1315 02 15 01 15 00-15 1507 15-06 This year's varsity Volleyball team coached by Liz Wennet had a slow start but soon worked their way up to first place position before the beginning of the AA North divisional. Here, although being defeated in a hard fought match against Window Rock, they came out second, and that was good enough to take them to state. Five out of six starters for Winslow made the conference teams. Barbara Powell made first All Conference, and second team All State, Ceta Begay made first All Conference while Carole Jackson, and Kim O'Haco made second All Conference and Henrietta Padilla made Honorable Mention. Top opposite pJge, front row. M Liz Wennet. Cecelia Chischillie; back row. Meli5 a Bctoney. Delight Dalton. Jame-5ita Begay, Scraphinc Lee. Henrietta Padilla. Karen Scott. Carole Jackson. Jenifer Chi5chillie. Kim O'Haco. Barbra Powell 127 J.V. looks good for next year Won Lost Score Winslow vs Holbrook 2 0 15-OS 15-10 Winslow vs Round Valley 2 1 14-lo 15-08 15 07 Winslow vs Mingus 2 0 15-13 15-11 Winslow vs Flagstaff 2 1 15 0 12-15 15 00 Winslow vs Snowflake 1 2 08 IS 15-07 15 05 Winslow vs Flagstaff 2 0 15-13 15-12 Winslow vs Coconino 2 1 15-10 13-15 15 04 Winslow vs Tuba City 2 1 15-12 11-15 15-13 Winslow vs Window Rock 2 1 12-15 15-10 15-10 Winslow vs Coconino 1 2 15 -04 Oo 15 07-15 Winslow vs Tuba City 2 0 15-13 15-10 Winslow vs Snowflake 1 2 15-10 03-15 OO 15 Winslow vs Holbrook 0 2 05-15 00-15 The JV volleyball team, coached by Mr. Martin, had a very successful year ending with a 10-4 winning record. The team started out strong from the beginning. They were a young team but worked well together, because of this they had a fine year. Top, from row. Bernadette Padilla, Orlinda Shirley. Lisa Montano. Myrtle Begay, Rowena Oso. Romona Crank; back row. Veronica Sa-ganna. Amy Chambers. Shea Reynolds. Mary Rockwell, Jackie Chis-chillie. Mr Martin. Tammi Chambers, I illian Rublin. Viola Goldtooth. Marjorie Jensen; fjr left, Orlinda Shirk y sets the ball for a spike, left, Berni Padilla gives the ball a good spike. 128 Sports are No l at W.H.S. Top Left. Mark Stewart receives firs place award at Doc Wright tournament Top Right, Kim O'Haco and Carole Jackson await ready for the ball Bottom right; Missy Betoney jumps sky high to reach for the ball. Unidentified bulldog shows that we are number 1. Coach Bratt losses 2 starting 80-81 SCOREBOARD Winslow 63 Corona 73 Winslow 49 Window Rock ©1 Winslow 69 Mingus 51 Winslow 59 Holbrook 53 Winslow 73 St. Johns 53 Winslow 49 Flagstaff ©3 Winslow 3© Round Valley 102 Winslow 51 Tuba City 58 Winslow ©1 Snowflake 54 Winslow 61 Coconino 71 Winslow ©8 Blue Ridge 58 Winslow 61 Window Rock ©2 Winslow 69 Alchesay 80 Winslow 58 Round Valley 72 Winslow ©2 Holbrook 47 Winslow 68 Holbrook 52 Winslow 65 Coconino 67 Winslow 54 Tuba City 49 Winslow ©0 Mingus 76 Winslow 66 Snowflake 47 Winslow 0© Flagstaff 78 Winslow 50 Coconino 55 Victor Truck Felmons skies for a basket while team member Felix Currero looks on, right. Opposite pjge, Ray Land lays it up for two. top left: Bulldog bench has a lot of spirit, center; Tim Pate warms up before a big game, top right; Chumper Wilhoite attempts a field goal over a Panther opponent while Truck looks on. bottom left; Steven Shirley lays it up over a Scout, fjr right. Members of the Bulldog team are above, Larsen Schultz. Ray Land, Danny Gonzales, Charles Wilhoite. Doug Conatser, Tim Pate. Victor Flemons, Tom Haydu-kovich, Tom Harris, Kelly Doucette, and Felix Gurrero, kneeling. Wayne Oso, Ned Beaulieu, manager: Coach Richard Bratt. E.J. Dobbins, manager. Steven Shirley. 130 Seniors to graduation 5 The varsity basketball team was a young and rebuilding team that started the season facing a lot of tough teams. The Bulldogs went through the season with a lot of intensity and team spirit, losing some close heartbreakers by a few points. They placed third at the Holbrook Christmas Invitational losing to a fired-up team from Alchesay. Named to the Honorable Mention All-Tournament team were Charles Wilhoite and Steven Shirley. The Bulldogs went to the District tournament with a 9-12 record which placed them in a tough Spot having to play Coconino who was ranked No. 2 in the North. They lost hope to go to the state play-offs after losing a hard-fought game, 50-55. Named to the All Conference team were Charles Wilhoite, 1st team and Steven Shirley, honorable-mention. The guys ended their season with a 9-13 record and will lose only two starting seniors next season. Coach Bratt stated that they are looking forward to a great season next year, with some great returning ball players. 132 C its The girls varsity basketball team started out slow being defeated by Corona Del Sol in their first game of the season, 31-50. They came back to win most of the remaining games and took a hard fought second place in the McDonald's Christmas Classic, Winslow's first annual, being defeated by a tough Round Valley team. The girls went on to capture a 7-1 conference record and their third consecutive Divisional Championship. They took a home court advantage in the first round of the State Play-offs, overwhelming a tall Dysart team, 47-32. Their win sent them to the State semi-finals where they lost a 3 point heart breaker to the 1 Central team, Marana Tigers. Members of the Bulldog squad named to the All Conference team are Kim OHaco-Hon-orable Mention, Cita Begay-lst team. Darnell Scott-2nd team. Barbara Powell-lst team. Missy Betoney-2nd team, named to All-State first team were Barbara Powell and City Begay, also, bottom. Team memben. bottom, from row, Carole Jackson. Missy Betoney, Lori Haydukovich. Kim O'Haco, Barbara Powell, Leah Reynolds, Dec-Dee Dalton; standing, Brenda Hayes, manager, City Begay, Darnell Scott, Sarah Sedillo, Seraphine Lee, and Rowena Oso, manager; not pictured, Karen Scott, Bernie Padilla, and Jeanette O'Connell. 1980 81 VARSITY SCORLBOARD Season Record 20-5 Conference Record 7-1 Winslow 31 Corona Del Sol 50 Winslow 60 Mingus 50 W.nslow 58 St. Johns 50 Winslow 62 Round Valley 55 Winslow 63 Snowflake 61 Winslow 60 Camp Verde 50 Winslow 83 Blue Ridge 30 Winslow 44 Mingus 37 Winslow 57 Round Valley 69 Winslow 72 Coconino 18 Winslow 50 Mingus 61 Winslow 53 Flagstaff 58 Winslow 49 Window Rock 45 Winslow 49 Holbrook 45 Winslow 51 Flagstaff 46 Winslow 70 Tuba City 66 Winslow 68 Coconino 45 Winslow 49 Window Rock 42 Winslow 51 Round Valley 45 Winslow 42 Holbrook 29 Winslow 49 Tuba City 33 Winslow 62 Snowflake 61 Winslow 50 Window Rock 42 Winslow 47 Dysart 32 Winslow 50 Marana 53 Three time divisional champs lose chance at state title Tough teams take their toll JV basketball players are pictured bottom of pjge from left to right, back row, Stan Montano. Dudley Clark. Robert Alcott, Charles Anderson, Freddie Gonzales. Bert Mead. Bill Barris, Brian Hancock, Arthur Molina, Quint Oso, Robbie Astorga. Danny Ruiz; front row, Mike Petranovich, Derrek Derrick Green. Raynard Scott, manager. Coach Ken Salas, Tony Lee. and Joey Bailon. The JV cagers faced some really tough competition this season, winning four games, and ending with a season's record of 4-13. Coach Ken Salas said that they were a really good ball club mentally, but physically they were a little bit unprepared. He also said that they are a great bunch of guys to work with and he feels that they have a lot of potential and will be an excellent ball team next year, and will hopefully improve their record. SCOREBOARD 80 81 Season Record: 4-13 Winslow 55 Mingus 63 Winslow o3 Si. Johns 46 Winslow 33 Round Valley 54 Winslow 53 Snowflake 73 Winslow 53 Coconino 62 Winslow 66 Mingus 78 Winslow 43 Flagstaff 45 Winslow 46 Window Rock 60 Winslow 46 Holbrook 37 Winslow 27 Flagstaff 47 Winslow 52 Tuba City 48 Winslow 45 Coconino 71 Winslow 45 Window Rock 52 Winslow 38 Round Valley 42 Winslow 43 Holbrook 20 Winslow 44 Tuba City 57 Winslow 59 Snowflake 74 1J4 JV too hot to handle An excellent and fantastic team are words which describe the girls JV basketball team. Their season's record was 16-1, which was only one lost for the Bulldogs. The loss was against Mingus, the opening game of the season with a score of 25-36. Throughout the season, the girls played excellent ball, which should be a great factor to having another good team next year. Shown above are the member of the girls' JV basketball team. They are, top row, Jennifer Chischillie, Potoula Kretsedemas, Amy Chambers, Mary Rockwell, Tammy Chambers. Carla Darnell, Stephanie Core. Brenda Kincaid. Shea Reynolds. Lorena Moore; bottom row. Bernita Shirley. Beverly Suetopka, managers, Orlinda Shirley, Toni Ruple, Nadine Ybarra, Coach Harry Martin. Viola Goldtooth, Karen Scott. Bernie Padilla, and Janette O'Connell, Mgr. Tammy Chambers at the free throw line shown at left. Karen Scott drives in for a lay-up below. Bernie Padilla shoots for two for the Bulldogs at right. SCOREBOARD 80- 81 Season Record; 16-1 Winslow 25 Mingus 36 Winslow 43 St. Johns 24 Winslow 40 Round Valley 36 W'inslow 35 Snowflake 28 Winslow 62 Coconino 43 Winslow 40 Mingus 37 Winslow 52 Flagstaff 28 Winslow 49 Window Rock 28 Winslow 57 Holbrook 32 Winslow 43 Flagstaff 30 Winslow 50 Tuba City 37 Winslow 58 Coconino 27 Winslow 54 Window Rock 30 Winslow 54 Round Valley 28 Winslow 56 Holbrook 33 Winslow 61 Tuba City 50 Winslow 53 Snowflake 44 Freshman have great future SCOREBOARD Season Record 9-14 Winslow 41 Mingus 64 Winslow 89 St. Johns 71 Winslow 52 Round Valley oO Winslow 90 Snowflake e0 Winslow 65 Coconino 67 Winslow 60 Mingus 65 Winslow 54 Flagstaff 56 Winslow 68 Window Rock 60 Winslow 62 Holbrook 53 Winslow 63 Tuba City 62 Winslow 40 Coconino 69 Winslow 56 Window Rock 57 Winslow 74 Round Valley 49 Winslow 91 Holbrook 66 Winslow 94 Tuba City 85 Winslow 72 Snowflake 46 Freshman boys are pictured top, back row, Jim Baker. Clarence Billy, Steve Haydukovich. Arnold Latoney, George Parker, Perry Cleveland. Alvin Keyon-nie, Joe Montoya; front row. Brad Bowen. Emerson Dickson. Larry Satala. Mark Arthur, Roger Graybeal. Alvin Keyonnie, left, takes a jump shot to try for two. Joe Montoya, right, lays one up Girls have difficult season The freshman girls had a young and inexperienced basketball team that had a very difficult time. The team ran into many problems including a long practice season, not having enough uniforms to suit out all their team members. Left, Phoebe Dickson out jumps opponent; riffhl, Vanessa Powell at the charity strip aiming for 2 pts., below, freshman girls, back row. Bonnie Gallegos, Vanessa Powell, Kara Clay, Ramona Crank. Kim Kent. Julie Pawley. Verlyn Brady, Sandra Shipman, Lisa Krammer, Lillian Rublin. Kristy Knowles, Alice Marquez, kneeling. Phoebe Dickson, Charlene Lee, April Baca. Kathy Chavez. Ms Mellisse Terry. Veronica Saggana. Genevieve Yazzie, Lori Mileham, and Denise Montoya. SCORLBOARD 80 81 Winslow 2© Coconino 35 Winslow 50 Flagstaff 33 Winslow 42 Window Rock 47 Winslow 35 Flagstaff 34 Winslow 22 Tuba City 42 Winslow 32 Coconino 4© Winslow 27 Tuba City 55 137 AlYEimiMC all beef burgers crispy french fries foot long coneys ice cream steak sandwiches corn dogs golden onion rings 1520 E. 2nd Congratulations To The Class Of '81 Winslow Chamber Of Commerce 501 E. Third 289-2434 ROTARY CLUB Larry Harman, President 619 E. Third Vern Ahmann, Secretary 137 Yuma Dr. District 549 139 CASEY’S 219 E. 4th St. 289 4311 Earl, Janelle G Maxine 1301 W. Second Street (602) 289-4505 Winslow, Arizona 86047 kv iV:Jil Butler Agency 213 Kinsley 9-2444 BEST WISHES BULLDOGS THE WINSLOW MAIL YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER 140 REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 Wometco Bottling Company Of Northern Arizona ENJOY Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 From DR. F.J. 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ARIZONA 86047 PH. 2894026 TOWN HOUSE Best Western restaurant lounge Highway 66 Winslow, AZ. Award Winning Photography Photography Studio 512 E. Third ' 9-2610 Street Wherever you live, work, or travel in Arizona, there’s a Valley Bank office near you. We go out of our way for you. Valley National Bank 200 Statewide Offices. Member FOIC 157 Campus life full of variety Just some students at WHS: jbove left, Layton Bctoney admiring Lin Cunningham’s carnations, which she recieved on Valentine's Day; jbove right, it seems as though Stephanie Gore didn’t quite want her picture taken; right, Lisa Montano and Karen Scott seem to be striving for the same goals; opposite page top left, Shelley Pearce is caught by the camera on Valentine's Day; top right. Bill Herzog is interested in what the recruiting officer has to say; lower left, ambitious Jack Allen waiting for the serve; lower right, making the cake is what Gayla Floyd and Elizabeth Allen are grinning about 1S8 159 The saga's end Wow, what a year! The finished product of a whole school year now lies in your hands. We the Meteor staff are proud of our work, and hope you enjoy it as much as we do. The staff and 1 have strived to bring the student body the best and broadest coverage possible of the happenings here at Winslow High. My sincere thanks to our helping and always encouraging adviser, Mrs. Roberts, the hard working staff and all the photographers who went out of their way to improve this year's book. Joe Karam, Editor The 1981 Meteor staff shown below, lop. Charles Wilhoitc. Sheila Powell, Mrs. Frances Roberts, adviser; middle. Debra Poolheco, Carole Jackson. Martha Hernandez; front, Lillian Dennis, Seraphine Lee, Karen Scott. Corrine Rodrigue Looks like we made it 160 First-year team makes state Winslow 4 Chinle 16 Winslow 18 Chinle � Winslow 0 Holbrook 7 Winslow 0 Holbrook 7 Winslow 0 Holbrook 7 Winslow 0 Holbrook 7 Winslow 13 Tuba City 3 Winslow 17 Tuba City 18 Winslow 13 Page 12 Winslow 11 Mngus 7 Winslow 7 Page 4 Winslow t� Window Rock 10 Winslow 9 Window Rock 11 Winslow 17 Tuba City 7 Winslow 11 Tuba City 10 Winslow 10 Window Rock 7 Winslow 6 Window Rock le -4 1 For their first year in Winslow High School, softball players had a fantastic season. By means of team support and hard work the Bulldogs managed to make it to state and place six girls in the all conference teams: Sara Se-dillo, Teresa Whitmore, Stephanie Gore, Henri Padilla, Bernie Padilla, and Carla Darnell. Coach Martin stated that the girls did a outstanding job and he was very proud of them. Softball girls are pictured above: seated. Henri Padilla. Lyn Cunningham. Denise Montoya. Lori Mileham. Debbie Bruch-man, and Mgr. Jeanette O'Conell; kneeling. Teresa Whitmore. Sarah Sedillo, Carla Darnell. Lisa Kramer. Stephanie Core. Bernie Padilla; standing. Tammi Chambers, Lori Haydukavich, Coach Harry Martin. Chris DeBottis, and Jennifer Chischilli. baseball has rough season The J.V. team's record for the year was 4 wins, 1C losses. The team this year was young and will be an experienced team next year, according to Coach John Henling. J.V. members, below, back row. Coach Henling. Brian Hancock. Bill Barris, Darren annoy. David Natseway; middle row, John Montoya. John Jacobs. Ricky Sedillo. Lowell Tyler. Stan Montano; front row, Elvin Nelson, mgr. Danny Bailon. Danny Con-rales, Ernest Taho, Alan Laycock. and Ferris Satala, mgr Scott Colbath. right, takes a swing and runs for first base. l U UHL UWltXA (7?JUHL Season ends in tie The season for the varsity baseball team started slow with several inexperienced players. However, the team improved rapidly and ended the season as co-champions of AA-North with Flagstaff and Coconino. The season's record was 10 wins and 10 losses with a conference record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The team lost 6 seniors but will return 10 lettermen next year for what should prove to be a very strong team. Team, jbove, back row. Coach Art Griffith. Monte Gill, Bert Mead, Scott Colbath. Wayne Garner and Charles Anderson; middle row. Henry Marquez, Coe Kirby. Rory Whipple. Paul Capps, Mike Moyers, Ray Land and Quint Oso; bottom row. Mark Stewart. Mike Laur, Jim Irwin, mgr., Troy Vizcaya and Mike Petranovich. Left is pitcher. Coe Kirby and bottom left is Coach Griffith. Get set, go! The boys' track team surprised a lot of people when it placed second at the AA North Divisional meet. They went on to state and placed 16th. Charles Wilhoite, lower right, placed second in long jump with a leap of 22' 4 . Varsity track below, sitting. Kenneth Dolph. Loren Sadler. Alex Ray. kneeling. Terry Kaiser. Roger Graybeal. Layton Betoney. Andrew LeGate, Ron Laban. Jason Muchmore; standing. Jim Good. Martin Rubi, Scot Koll. Chuck Pfeister, Doug Conalser, Todd Rikke, E.J. Dobbins, and Marvin Etsitty We tried hard The girls' track team placed fourth at the divisional meet and ninth at state. Juniors Pam Moore and Denise Dunham, left, won the 400 in a school record 59.3 seconds, and the long jump respectively. Below, girls track team, front row. Potoula Kretsademas, Denise Dunham. l.aKita Wilkins. Simone Hutchings. Toni Ruple; middle row. Loti Swatzell. Genevieve Yazzie, Pam Moore. Bonnie Gallegos. Diane Dunham. Brenda Kincaid. Orlinda Shirley, Beverly Suetopka. top row. Coach Waddel, Lori Sedillo, CJebbie Noe. Diane Natseway. Sheila Robinson. Sharon Curley. Monica Etsitty, Roberta Yazzie, and Doris Foster. V Seniors say bye at Class Day Ditching's legal, hello surf It was the best of times The theme. The Best of Times, was given to the Junior Prom held May 9 at the Elks Lodge. The workers in the junior class had an exciting time decorating because of a lack of time since the Honors Banquet was held Wednesday. Though they barely finished a couple of hours before the dance, they managed to put on a beautiful Prom. Top left. Kelly Doucette and Lisa Smith were crowned prom king and queen; top right, prom candidates are. back row. Kelly Doucette. David Fonk, Albert Padilla. Bobby Burrage. front row, Lisa Smith. Claudia Lujan, Cheryl Darnell, Barbara Powell; bottom left, Justin Jobe and Beverly Foy; left, Mrs Katherine McAuley was named Prom dedicatee. Standing room only on May 22, 1981 A Abrahamsen. Laurie 63, 66 Adams. Lisa 88 Adams. Pfjjgy 76 Ahownewa, Riley 75 Ahrens. Nancy 5, 23. 2 . 70 Alcotl. Barbara 50 AIcolt. Pearl 50 Alcotl. Robert 66. 134. 151 Alcott. Ronald 76. 123 Aldredgc. Tammy 86 Alex. Orlando 114 Alexander. David 78 Alexander. Jim 13. 70 Alkire. Christine 88 Allen. Lli abeth le, 75. 78, 159 Allen. Jack 159 Allen. William 88 Alonzo. Pablo 43 Ami, Danielle 88 Ami, Lloyd 70 Ami, Sandra 88 Anaya. David 78 Anderson. Charles 58. 78, 117. 134 Ansell, Desiree 70 Anzures. Darlene 88 Aragon. David 88. 115. 121 Aiagon. Janice 88 Arnold. Kevin 78 Atthur. Jeffrey 78 Aithur. Mark 11. l3o Astorga. Mylakay 34. 44. 70 Astorga. Robert 78. 120. 134 Attakai. Angela 88 Attakai. Cynthia Hope 88 Attakai. Cynthia M 88 Attakai. Percy 88. 123 Attakai. Priscilla 78 B Baca. April 88. 137 Baca. Joseph 88. 115. 121 Baca. Rosanne 88 Baca. Sylvia 85. 76 Badonie, Chris 50 Bagley. Billy 35. 88 Bailon. Danny 88. 121 Bailon. Joey 78. 120. 134 Bailon. Priscilla 4. 70 Baldwin. Jay 45. 50 Baldwin. Kathy 78 Baldwin. Tammy 88 Barns, William 20. 70. 134 Barton Francinc 88 Barton. Lisa 88 Barton. Sylvester 88 Basgall, Rena 78 Bashor. Debbie 19. 39. 70. t 9 Batata. Bonnita 88 Batala. Tim 88 Baumgartner. Sally 88 Beall. Ronald 88 Beaulieu. Ned 78. 119. 130 Begay, Calvin 75 Begay. Claudia 78 Begay. Donald 75 Begay. Ernestine 50 Begay. Geneva 70. 124. 125 Begay. Jamesita 50. 12©. 132. 133 Begay. Jerry 75. 88 Begay. Jessie 70 Begay Jimmie 88 Begay. Kathleen 89 Begay. Leonard 78 Begay. Mary Lou 70 Begay. Matilda 78 Begay. Myrtle 70. 128 Begay. Shirley 89 Begay. Willis 75 Begaye, Vera 50 Begaye, Avonne 89 Begaye, Louise 37 Bell. Tina 13. 19. 43. 50 Beltran, Hope 70 Ben, Debbie 75 Bengson. Randy 138 Bennett. Leann 40. 50 Bernier, Dwayne 70 Bernier. Dwight 70 Betoney. Layton 38. 70. 120. 158 Betoney. Melissa 89. 12©. 129. 132. 133 Bilagody. Merwin 70. 78 Billie. Lucinda 89 Billie, Marilyn 28. 43. 50 Billy. Clarence 89. 13© Billy. Leroy 89 Bitsui, Emerson 11© Bly. Michelle 35. 70 Boles, John 2. 27. 89 Bonner. Michael 89. 121 Bonner. Timothy 89, 121 Bowen. Bradley 8©. 89. 13© Bowman. Larry 70 Bo arth. Christene 23. 28. 29. 44. 4©. 50 Brady. Verlynn 89. 137 Branch. Nina 43. 51 Brisco. Valerie 70 Brockman. Tina 77. 78 Brown. Alexis 89 Brown. Sharon 89 Bruchman. Debbie 78 Bruchman. Donald 51 Bumgarner, Randy 70. 120 Burgess. Rachel 51 Burgette. Chad 89 Burnett. Chris 75 Burnett. Davey 89 Burnett, Joi 89 Burage. Bobby 38. 111. 112. 113. 118 Butcher. Robert 78 Butler. Billy 70 C Callahan. Daryn 79 Campsen, Stephanie 89 Candelaria Bobby 38. 79. 111. 113. 118 Capps. Paul 79 Carawan. Alice 41. 51 Carl. Louis 79. 122 Carl Muhele 89 Cassidy. Dwayne 2. 23. 51 Cassidy. Robert 89 Ceci. Valentino 43. 51 Chacon. Joseph 89 Chacon. Michele 34, 87, 89 Chambers, Amy 90. 128. 135 Chambers. Tammy 79. 128. 135 Chapman. Mary 2©. 90 Charley, Benjamin 90 Charley. Lucinda 51 Charley, Marlinda 90 Chase, Arlene 51 Chavez. Catherine 28. 42, 51 Chavez. Katherine 90, 99. 137 Chavez. Lori 4. 77. 79 Chavez. Pearl 90 Chee. Freddie 119 Cheney. Theresa 51 Chezumpena, Elvira 52 Childers. Shelby 52 Chischillie. Cecelia 70. 12© Chischillie. Jacqueline 79. 128 Chischillie. Jennifer 90. 12©. 135 Chischillie. Sharon 79 Chow. Eddie 79 Chow. Elaine 70 Chow. Gary 52 Choyou. Bobby 90 Choyou. Donovan 7® Clark. Dudley 74. 70. 71. 117. 119. 134 Clarke. Phillip ®0. 121 Clay. Kara 90. 137 Cleveland. Perry 13© Cleveland. Sherry 52 Clubbs Barbara 2©. 28. 30. 35. 4©. 52 Coffey, Suzanne 79 Cockerham. James 90 Col bath. Scott 20. 32 52. 118 Collateta. Lettie 70 Collatcta. Tina ®0 Conatser. Doug 7. 28 . 38. 40 42. 49. 52. 11®. 130 Conway. Shannon 75. 52 Conway. Stephanie 28. 2®. 43 D Dalton. Delight 53. 12©. 132 Dalton. Loti 70 Darnell. Carla 79, 135 Darnell. Cheryl 3®. 53 Davis. Robin 79, 14® Debottis. Kristin ®0 Dees. Kevin 42. 70 Denet. Earl 75. 118 Dennis. Lillian 24. loO Dewakuku. Camelia 7® DeWitt. Curtis 20 DeWitt. Melissa ®0 DeWitt Renn 7®. 120 Dick. Anna 74 Dickson, Clara Dickson. Emerson 13© Dickson. Phoebe 137 Dinger. Diana 22. 37. 44 4©. 79 Dixson. Lambert ®0 Dixson. Roderick ®0 Dobbins. EJ 53. 130 Dobbins. Joe ®0. 11® Dodge. Raymond 79 Dolph. Kenneth 79. 83 120 Doney. Paul ®0 Doney. Sharon ®l. ®® Domthan. Kenneth 7® Doucette. Keith ®1. 121 Doucette. Kelly 10. 43. 53. 130 Doucette. Kurils 70. 111. 120 Dunham. Denise 71 Dunham. Dianne 2©, 7® Duran. Nadine 45. 53. 153 Duran. Tomas ®1 E Efaw. Robert 91. 153 Efaw. Rusty 53 Enos. Russel 54. 120 Ervien. Darrick 20. 79. 120 Estudillo, Genevieve 43 Estudillo. Veronica 4. ®l Etsitty. Marvin 33. 7®. 122 Etsitty, Monica 40. 54. 125 Evendge. Stacey 4. 71 F faunce. Kyle ®1 Faunce. Tammie 7® Fishback. Charles 54 Flemons. Victor 22. 38. 75. 11©. 130 Floyd. Gayla 1©. 7®, 15® Fonk. Dana ®1 Fondaw. Gina 54 Fonk. David 3. 38. 54. 118 Foster. Ben 20. 54 Foster. Darlene ®1 Foster. Doris 79 Fowler. Darren ®1 Fowler. Dean ®1 Fowler. Debbie 54 Fowler. Lam 80 Foy. Beverly 4. 71 Franns. Louis ®1. 115 Frank. Karen 41 Fred. Karen 54. 80 Fredricks, Aaron 54 Fredericks. Terry 75 Fritz, Edward 20. 28. 34 38 42. 71. 111. 113. 119 Fulton Jeffrey 43 Fulton Lawana 13. 23. 27. 2©. 4o. 54 Fusaro. Mateo 2. ®1 Fuson, Jolene 80 G Gallegos. Bonnie ®1, 137 Gal leg os. John ®1. 121 Galvan. James 75 Garcia. Diana 75 Garcia. Karen 71 Gate a. Susie ®1 (.arner. Wayne 3. 8. 38. 54. 111. 112. 113. 117 Cieelen. Gudule 4. 2©, 28 30. 3®. 55 Geer. Edward J ®1 Geer. Linda ®1 Gilbert. Jimmy 71 Gill, Monte 20 38 42 o® 71 118 Gobble Tina 80 Goddard. Renelle ®1 (.oldtooth. Cecelia ®1 Goldtooth. Robert ®1 Goldtooth. Roberta 71 Goldtooth. Viola 80. 128. 135 Gomez, Delores 91 Gomez, Fred 91 Gomez. Lucy 92 Gomez, Veronica 55 Gonzales. Betty 92 Gonzales. Charles 92 Gonzales. Christopher 14. 2o. 30. 35. 30. 40. 44. 4o. 71 Gonzales. Freddy 71. 80. 134 Gonzales. Geraldine 71 Gonzales. Leonard 80 Gonzales, Paul 80 Gonzales. Phillip 71 Gonzalez. Danny 80. 130 Gonzalez. Richard 71 Good. Jim 44. 4o. 55. 119 Gore. Stephanie 80. 135. 158 Gose. John 80 Gose. Lonny 80. 120 Gray. Herbert 111, 112 Graybeal, Donna 28. 42, 71 Graybeal, Roger 87. 92. 121. 130 Greene. Derrick 92. 120. 134 Greenwood. Selden 71 Greer. Greg 11. 35. 92 Griffin. Sheila 4 Grover. Claudia 80 Guerrero. Felix 38. 71. llo. 119. 130 Gutierrez. Lawrence 92 Guzman. Frank 28. 42. 71. 114 H Hadnot. Lisa 4. 85. 92 Hadnot, Wanda 4. 71 Hahn. Deborah 92 Hamidreek. Haven 80 Hancock. Brian 77. 80 Hancock. Brian P 34, 92. 120. 134 Hancock. Howard 55 Hancock, Jeff 34. 4o. 92. 115, 121 Hannah. Theresa 92 Hansen, David 9. 38. 55. 117 Harding. Ronald 92 Hardy. Tommy 8. 20. 55. 119 Hardy. Tracy 2o. 71 Harms. Debra 0. 23. 42. 28. 29. 34. 55 Harris, Meldina 80 Harris, Richard 92, 115 Harris, Susan 5. 28. 42, 71 Harris. Tom 6. 7, 28. 35. 50, 130 Harris, William 5o Hasten. Kelli 5. 27. 35. 39. 71 Hasten. Kurtis 92. 115, 121 Hatch, Lisa 4. 9. 50 Hatch. Tamra 92 Hatch. Traci 80 Haydukovich, Amy 4, 8. 50 Haydukovich. Lori 21. 28. 71, 132 Haydukovich. Steven 92. 130 Haydukovich. Tom 72. 130 Hayes, Brenda 50. 133 Hayes, Louise 75 Head. Jimmy 22. 92 Henne. Joyce 41. 5o Hernandez. Eddie 80 Hernandez. Martha 0. 7, 19. 25, 28. 29. 42. 50. loO Hernandez. Ricky 43. 50 Hernandez. Theresa 80 Herzog. Bill 50. 159 Herzog. Charlotte 5. 14. 28. 3o. 44. 72 Higginson. Julie 80 Hoagland. Laurie 80 Hollins. Peggy 80 Holman. Mark 92 Holt, Tracy 92 Honanie. Norman 5o. 75 Honawa. Laura 92 Howell. Robert 23. 3o. 4o. 72 Huff. John 72 Humeyumptewa. Elroy 92 Hutchings. Simone 44. 72 Hylton. Lisa 5. 22. 80. 84 Hylton. Renee L 28, 5o I Irwin, Benjamin 92 Irwin. Jim R 22. 57. 119 Irwin. Sherri 45. 80 J Jackson. Carole 25. 85. 81. 12o. 127. 129. 132. 133. loO Jacobs. John 81 James. Jefferson 38. 72. 123. 129 James. LaRae 92 James. Norman 57. 70 Jenson. Marjorie 128 Jensen. Nancy 20, 72 Jensen. Theodore 75. 114 Jobe. Justin 20. 72. 120 Joe. George 92. 115. 121 Joe. Lorraine 81 Joe, Robert 40. 114 Joe, Sylvia 93 Joey. Glenda 93 Johns. Rachel 57 Johnson. David 72 Johnson. Debra 57 Johnson. Jacquelyn 20. 37. 40. 93 Johnson. Jeannie 72 Jones, Derek M 98. 93 Jue. Debbie 5, 39, 72 Jue. Larry 81 Jue. Susan 43, 57 K Kachinhongva. Wilma L 41, 57 Kaiser, Terry L. 20. 57 Karam. Joseph 7. 22. 57, 24. 28. 29, 34. 49. loO Katoney, Arnold 130 Kaye. Cheryl 72 Kaye. Nelson 72 Kaye, Roberta 93 Kayquoptewa. Samuel 81 Kearns, Norman 93. 121 Keith, Katherine 93 Kenna. Ed 32. 40. 50 Kenna. Lisa 23. 32. 29. 44. 4o. 72 Kent. Kimberly 93. 137 Kerzel, Samuel 81 Kewanimptewa, Casey 93, 123 Kewanimptewa. Emory 81 Kewanimptewa. Marlene 93 Keyonnie. Alvin 93. 13o Keyonnie, Julius 114 Keyonnie. Sammy 75 Keyonnie. Sylvia 40. o0. 124 Kincaid. Brenda 30. 77. 81, 135 Kirby. Michael 32, 81 Kirby. Roscoe oO Kislingbury, Mary 00. 153 Knowles, Kristy 93. 137 Koll. Scot 3. 38. 45. oO. 119 Kooyahoema. Roverta 72. 124. 125 Kramer, Lisa 137 Kreie. Douglas 2o. oO Kretsedemas, Effie 4. 39. 93 Kretsedemas. Kiki 28. 34. 42. oO Kretsedemas. Nick 7. 42. 28. 49. oO Kretsedemas, Potoula 77, 81, 135 Kretsedemas. Tina 5, 72. o9 Kuhse, Dominique 32. 93 Kuhse. Patrick 93 L Laban. Antoinette 93 Laban. Ronald 38. 01. 114. 122. 129 Land. Ray 38. 117. 135 Lane. Michael 121 Largent. Michelle 5. 37, 81 Larson. Eddie 81 Laur. Mike 72 Laycock. Alan 93 Lee. Charlene 93. 137 Lee. Judy 72 Lee. LaRosc 01, 72 Lee. Seraphine 11. 25. 29. 30, ol. 12o. 133. loO Lee. Tony 72. 122. 129. 134 Legate. Andrew 72 Leonard. Kathy 81 Lester. Francis 123 Letseome. Hcighton 93 Levingston. Everett 93 Lewis, Emma ol Lewis. Lawrence 75 Lewis, Lucinda 80. 81 Lewis. Rita 42. 72 Little. Ronald 73. 120 Little, Theresa 93 Lomakema. Lucy 81. 125 Lomatewama, Arnold 01 Lomayestewa. Greta 93 Lomeli. Antonio 9. 38. ol. llo Long. Beverly 81 Long. Lorenzo 81 Long. Regina 93 Long. Thomas 81 Long. Virgil 99. 121 Long. Yolanda 93 Lopez, Cynthia 93 Lopez, Lupe ol Lopez. Mark 35. 81. 114 Lovato, Andrew 93 Lovato, Frank 93 Lucero. Stephen 93 Lujan. Claudia 39. ol Lunsford. Henrietta 4. 73 Lymer. Stephanie 81 M Madrid. Rosina 4. 39, 73 Maestas, Darlene 27, Ol Mahkewa, Alfonso 93 Mahle. Gloria 81 Mallard. Joe 81, 120 Mannie. Rose 94 Mannie. Verna 81 Manson. Delphine 81 Marquez. Alice 74. 45. 81. 137 Marquez. Henry 28. 38. 01. 108. 111. 112, 113 Marquez. John 94. 115 Martinez. Arthur 81. 111. 113. 120 Martinez. Lawrence 138. 30. 37. 73. 40 Martinez. Stephen 32. 02 Matney, Bobby 73 Mazon, Carl 73 McAdams. Rhonda 5. 42. 35. 44. 40. 73 McCormick. Peggy 94 McDonald. Jeff 02 McDowell. Clyde o2. 117 McGuire. Cindy 81 McHood. Lisa 4. 42. 73 McKeever. John 94 McKeever, Kim 5. 78. 81 McKeever, Sarah 94 McLaws. Dominique 42. 02 McLaws, Joey 92. 94. 121 McLean. Dewey 73 Mead. Bert 81. 118. 134 Means. Michele 73 Meeks. Lyvonne 2. 94 Metzger. Robert 27. 94. 121 Miera. Susan 4. 21. 23. 74. 39. 73. 09 Mileham. Lon 15. 87. 94, 137 Miles, Melvin 94 Miller. Pamela 94 Mitchell. Deshelle 94 Mitchell, Gilbert 81. 120 Mitchell. John 82 Mitchell, Kathy 38. 94 Molina. Art 134 Moncayo. Carol 82 Moncayo. Richard 71. 73. 118. 119 Montano. James 94. 121 Montano. Lisa 75. 83. 128 158 Montano. Richard 82 Montano, Stanley 77. 82. 120. 134 Montiel, Lisa 94 Montoya. Anthony 94. 121 Montoya. Denise 37. 94. 139 Montoya. Henry 94 Montoya. Joe 94, 13© Montoya. John 82. 114. 120 Montoya, Ralph 94 Moore. James 94. 115 Moore. I.orena 73, 135 Mooie, Pamela 10. 73 Morgan. Clint 3, 43 Morris, Clavin 94 Morris. Lula 40. 02. 124 Morris. Valerie A 94 Moyers. Mike 20. 3. 30. 62. 117 Moyers, Susan 26, 39. 46 Muchmorc. Jason 94. 121 Mundine. Mike 94 Munoz, Andrew 82 Munoz. Maria 41, 82 Murray. Jeff 82 N Nagle. Alvin 75 Nagle. Valencia 73 Nahee. Belma 82 Nahee. Jacqueline 94. 124 Nal� son hoy.i. Caroline 94 Nahsonhoya. Vaughn 94 Namoki, Darrell 95. 121 Natseway, Bernard 95 Natseway. Darlene 34, 49. o3. 125 Natseway, Diane 87, 95, 125 Navarro. Erlinda 26, 95 Navarro, Victoria 4. 95 Nelson. Debbie 95 Nelson. Devin 95 Nelson. Dorteen 82 Nelson. Elvin 45, 82 Nelson, Hoskie 114 Nelson, Jenise 82 Nelson. Jolenc K 62 Nelson, Keith 73 Nelson. Michael 95 Nelson. Sophinia 82 Nez. Ernie 95 Nez, Luther 120 Nez. Pauline 82 Ngai. George 20. 28. 35. 49, 62 Nielson, Sandra 95 Noe. Debra 39. 41. 62 Norgaard. Deborah 39. 73 Nuvayestewa. Deborah K. 95 Nuvayestewa. Leon 63. 122, 129 o O'Connell. Janette 82. 133. 135 OUaco. Kim 8. 22. 75. 34. 45. 63. 126. 129. 133 Oliva. Teresa 95 Ono. Joe 20. 85. 82. 114. 120 Orchard. David 95. 115. 121 Ortiz. Joe 95 Ortiz. Pauline 73. 95 Ortiz. Kosemaue 73 Oso. Joe 95. 122 Oso. Lawrence 45. 95 Ono. Quinton 38. 45. 73. 118. 134 Oso. Rowena 82. 128. 133 Ono. Wayne 71. 38. 73. 117. 119. 130 Ovah, Pamela 95 P Paddock. Berlinda 82 Paddock. Cynthia 28. 63 Paddock, Jacqueline 95 Paddock. James 72, 75, 111. 113 Paddock. Thomas 95 Padilla. Albert 63 Padilla. Bernadette 95, 128, 133, 135 Padilla. Henrietta 21, 74. 39, 73. 126 Parish. Francis 73 Parker. George 95. 121. 136 Parmenter, Judi 95 Passmore, Jesse 95 Pate. Tim 82. 130 Patel. Pragna 82 Paul. Shannon 73, 75 Pavatea, Janet 23. 29. 30. 73 Pawley. Julie 95. 137 Peaches. Terri 95. 125 Pearce. Anthony 95 Pearce. Shelley 4. 22. 19. 75. 73. 69. 159 Pennington. John 73 Perez. Dianna 73 Perez. Mary 82 Pete. Kirby 82 Peters. Pam 2, 45. 63 Peterson. Henrietta 63. 125 Petranovich. Michael 20. 82. 134 Pfeister, Charles 20. 73. 117 Pew. Eunice 82 Pointer. Lisa 95 Poleheptewa. Veronica 82 Poolheco. Angela 95 Poolheco. Debra 25. 29. 36. 124, 160 Poolheco. Pamela 5. 44. 74 Powell. Barbara 39. 126. 132. 133 Powell, Raquel 41. 95 Powell. Sheila 24. 28. 41. 29. 160 Powell. Vanessa 10. 9 . 137 Prine. Tina 82 Proctor. Becky 41. 64 Prolago. Gina o4. 112, 113 Pugh. Shelley 64 Q Quamahongnewa. Blaine 82 Quavehema. Darryl 9© Quotskuyva. Camille 82 R Ramirez. Louie H . 115 Ramsey. Kevin 20. 38. 74. 116 Randolph. Leslie 9$ Ray. Alex 32. 42. 83 Rcmk, Brenda 41. 64 Renik. Theresa 83 Reyes. Louie e 4 Reynolds, Leah 21. 74. 132. 133 Reynolds. Shea 87, 96. 128, 135 Reynosa. Lois 30, 33. 64. 124. 125 Ribera. Gabriel 96 Rice. Darrel 96 Richey, Mark 74 Richey. Sandra 5, 19, 28, 36, 43. 64 Robinson. Barry 20. 64. 118 Robinson. Robert 83 Robinson. Sheila 2o. 46. 64 Rockwell. Mary 83. 128, 135 Rodriguez. Athena 74 Rodriguez. Corrine 23. 25. 29. 41. 64. 160 Rodriguez. Philip 9© Rodriguez, Yvonne 96 Rogers. Adam 96. 120 Romero. Anita 41 Romero, Lissa 83 Roney. Jeanette 9o Rosenguger. Todd 85. 75 Rowland. Leonard 96 Rowland. Zach 74, 119 Rubi. Elizabeth 96 Rubi, Martin 83. 120 Rubi. Michael 65 Rublin. Lillian 87. 96. 128. 137 Ruiz. Annette 96 Ruiz. Danny 9©, 134 Ruiz. Vera 74 Ruple. Toni 83. 135 Rutner, Derrick 9© s Sadler. Loren 74. 120 Saganna, Veronica 9©, 128. 13 Salazar. Alex 75 Salazar. Jeannette 74 Salazar. Judy 43. 65 Salazar. Lynn 41. 49, e5 Sanchez. Connie 9© Sanchez. Danny 9©. 120 Sanchez. Priscilla ©5 Satala. Carmen 43. 65 Satala, Ferns 83 Stala. Lawrence 9©. 123, 13© Schell. Nancy 97 Schill. John 97 Schroedcr. John 83 Schroeder, Tom 75 Schultz. Harrison 97. 123 Schultz. Larsen 74. 130 Schultz. Steven 75 Scott. Darnell ©. 7. 22. 28. 29. 30. ©5. 124. 132. 133 Scott. Donna 43. 65 Scott, Ernie 45. ©5 Scott. Karen 30. 33. 77. 83. 126. 133. 135, 158. 1©0 Scott. Raynard 83. 134 Scott. Rena 97 Secakuku. Deborah 39. ©5, 124 Sedillo, Lori 83 Sedillo. Rocky 83. 114. 119 Sedillo. Sarah 133 Sekaquaptewa, Ralph 75 Selcstewa, Randy 97 Seymour. Roger 38. 74, 111. 112. 116. 119 Shaw, Crisy 97 Sheets. Stacey 4. 84. 97 Shipman. Sandra 97, 137 Shirley. Bernita 83. 135 Shirley. Orlinda 37, 97, 128. 135 Shirley, Steven 66. 130 Shurlcy, Darrell 74 Shumway. Mary 30. 4©. 83 Sieweyumptewa. Kristin 97 Sinquah. Carliss 97 Sinquah. Celia 83 Six. Marlene 66, 125 Sluga, Tambra 4. 9. 15. 39. 66 Smith. Alice 66 Smith, Kimberly 16, 33. 97 Smith. Laura 83 Smith, Lisa 16, 23, 6© Smith, Mary Ann 6© Smith. Wilmer 74 Sockyma, Michael 97 Sokoll. Patricia 97 Sptankle. Rand 37, 97 Stevenson. Mark 97. 99 Stewart. Mark 8. 38. 66. 111. 113. 116. 119 Straub. Jeff 83 Suetopka. Beverly 97. 125. 135 Swatzell. Lori 97 Swecker, Rayna 36, 97 Sweetland. Jeff 75 T Tafoya. Donny 83 Taho. Ernest II. 83 Talaswaima, Alfred 97 Tawahongva. Effie 41, 66, 109 Taylor. Roger 6© Te llez. Rebecca 97 Tecklenburg, Nelson 97, 115, 121 Tewanema, Eddie 97 Tewawina. Dorcas 74 Thompson. Marty 45. 74 Thompson, Tina 83 Todicheenie. Linda 43. 66 Torivio. Orlando 97 Tso. Julia 83 Tsosie, Delphine 97 Tsosie. Frankie 43 Turner. Phyllis 74. 152 Tuttle, Stephen 11, 97 Tyler. Lowell 20. 28. 74. 11© Tyler. Paul 97. 121 V Vance. Greg 22. 24, 29. 32 Vance, Kristi 2©. 3©. 44. 4©, 74 Vannoy. Darren 120 Vannoy. David 6© Varner. Cherly 84 Vaughan. Gabriel 84 Vicente. Julius 38. 122. 129 Villanueva. Rosemarie 75 Vtllanno. Maria 2. 45 Vizcaya. Troy 84. Ill, 11© w Walker, Roland 40. 42, 4© Walker. Sylvia 07 W'alker. Tracey 07 Wallis, Sherry 88 Walton. Manny 20. ©o Warren. Belinda 08 Wetzel. Susan 74 Whipple. Curtis 84 Whipple, Rory 20. 28. 38. 42. ©0. 74. 111. 113. 11© Whitehorse, Jack 08 Whitman. Leah ©7 Whitman. Stephanie 30. 84 Whitmore, Teresa 41. 84 Whitney. Bill 08 Wilcox, Mike 84. 120 Wilhoite, Charles 2. 23. 24. 28. 38. 42. ©0. 74. 117, 130. 1©0 Wilkins. LaRita 28. 35, 74 Wilks, Geniel 74 W'illiam. Charles 08 Williams, Caroline 74. 125 Williams, David 20. ©7 Williams, Jackson 121 Williams. Linda 08 Williams, Mary A ©7 Williams. Rhcnda ©7. 8 Willtan. Tom ©7 Wilson. Debbie 5. 84 Wilson, Eva 84 W'ilson, Jerry 84 W'ilson, Joan 08 Witt. Marty ©7 Witt. Scott 08 Woo, Larry 84 Wright, Michael 74 Wyritk. Elaine 37. 4©. 84 Wyrick. Susan 44 Y Yazzie, Alberta ©7 Yazzie. Amos 08 Yazzie. Beulah 08 Yazzie, Bobby 114 Yazzie. Ermalinda 30 Yazzie. Francine 74 Yazzie. Genevieve 08. 137 Yazzie, Gloria 74 Yazzie. Patricia 08 Yazzie. Pete 114 Yazzie, Roberta 08 Yazzie. Ronnie 111, 114 Yazzie, Rose Ann 08 Yazzie, Yvonne 08 Ybarra. Gary 45. 08 Ybaira, Nadine 30, 84, 135 Yonnie, Ross 123 Youvella. Pauline ©7 Youvella. Romalita 84 Z Zeltel. Tern 28. ©7 Students Honored The Honors Assembly was held on May 4. Among the many awards given were top right, Eddie Fritz, who received a certificate for Boys State Left, Charles Whilhoite. Rory Whipple, and Frank Guzman receive the Boys State Award. Below. Miss Verla Oare gives Cynthia Paddock. Tom Harris. Doug Conatser. Kiki Kretsedemas, Debra Harms, and Barbara Clubbs their U of A awards. Bottom left, Rita Lewis and Donna Greybeal receive the Girls State awards.