Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

Carole Jackson SENIOR EDITOR Dewey McLean JUNIOR EDITOR Dana Fonk SOPHOMORE Sherri Irwin FRESHMAN EDITOR Karen Scott CUM EDIToAJaLd Elaine Wyrick ACTIVITIES EDITOR Tina Brockman SPORTS EDITOR Bert Mead BUSINESS MANAGER Martin Rubi Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow High School Winslow, Arizona. • u The Meteor staff is extremely pleased and proud to dedicate this 1982 edition of the yearbook to Mrs. Katherine McAuley in honor of her 20 years of dedicated service to the students of Winslow High School. Most WHS graduates have known her from either junior or senior English classes where, they report, they were required to work hard but had a good time anyway. Mrs. McAuley indicates that she intends to retire at the end of this school year. We wish her well in her planned retirement and are happy for her but a bit saddened that the million candlepower McAuley smile may not be here next year. 1982 METEOR DEDICATEE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Our student body officers helped make 1981-2 a fun and productive year at WHS. Sponsoring many spe cial activities and days.” for the student body, they made it a year to remember. Part of their success came from the members' attendance at the 50th Annual Student Council Convention in Tucson. June 25-29. There they shared ideas with 1500 students from all over the country. Above left They are seen preparing for their daily inspection flight around Bulldog Manor. Left. Immediacy after the flight they make a perfect landing in front of the main building, and below left they smile at the camera. Charles Wilhorte 3- Squads Lead Five groups of girls led our cheering and worked lo uphold the spirit in school this year Above are the Meteorettes Back Row. Kathy Chavez. Donna Gray beal. Angela Salazar; Front Row. Bonnie Gallegos. Ton. Rupte. and Rose Mane Ortiz. The picture at the right consists of the varsity cheerleaders On top. Lisa Hylton, left Shelley Pearce, middle. Debbie Ba shor. right. Susan Miera, second from bottom. Rosina Madrid and. kneeling. Priscilla Bailon On the opposite page upper right are the Matmaids. Back Row. Stephanie Campsen. Susie Harris. Desiree Ansell Middle Row. Lillian Rublm. Tina Kretsedemas. Char •otte Herzog; Front Row. Kelli Hasten. Mary Chap man. Susan Moyers, and Janice Aragon Lower left. are the freshman cheerleaders Jill Chase. Christy Jobe. Loci Pawley, and Veronica Etsitty Lower right. JV cheerleaders Victoria Navarro. Jeanette Roney. Lisa McHood. and Tamra Hatch Upper left The homecoming bonfire blazes behind members of the varsity cheerleaders, (photo by Lee Earl). Us To Victory 4 Government Can Be Interesting, This year, as last year and most of the years before, the boys and girls staters came home with the importance of parliamentary procedures imbedded in their minds. They were also made to realize the importance of total participation if government is to be successful. Frank Guzman, Charles Wilhoite, Rory Whipple, and Eddie Fritz were chosen to represent Winslow at the 35th annual Boys State held at NA(J May 30 through June 5. Guest speakers included Governor Bruce Babbitt. Sec. of State Rose Mofford. Flagstaff mayor Paul Babbitt, and John Wettah. Rita Lewis. La Rita Wilkins, and Donna Graybeal were the 1982 Girls State electees. Donna Graybeal, alternate, was a last minute fill-in when La Rita could not make it. It was held at (J of A on June 8-14. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored the girls while the Elks. Rotary. American Legion, and Kiwanis clubs sponsored the boys. 6 And It Can Be Very Demanding Seniors entering American Government and Arizona History Government found the class to be no piece of cake. Tough as it got though, the seniors had to stick it out if they wanted to graduate as the class is a state requirement. Teachers of the class this year were Mr. Griffith. Mr. Don Baker, and Mr. Bratt. Homecoming 1981 The 1981 Homecoming Pep Assembly was held on Thursday. October 15th in the gymnasium. Eddie Fritz and Priscilla Bailon were crowned as the home coming king and queen. Friday afternoon the class floats were judged. The Senior float came in first, followed closely by the juniors. All the floats were decorated around the homecoming theme Just Once . On Friday night the Bulldogs met the Window Rock Scouts. The Bulldogs stomped the Scouts with a stun ning score of 51-2. Opposite page, clockwise: Candidates Charles Anderson and Pris cilia Bailon; The 1981 Homecoming crownbearers. the bonfire, fol lowed the pep assembly, as students stand around. Candidates Eddie FnU and Debbie Bashor; Charles Anderson being chased by an unidentified Scout (photo by Lee Earl); Coaches watch game proudly (photo by Lee Earl); Candidates Charles Wilhoite and Henri Padilla. This page: clockwise: candidates Felix Guerrero and Lori Haydukavich; Mr and Mrs. Rockwell were dedicatees; Homecoming King Eddie Frit and Queen Priscilla Bailon The Way We Were Clockwise from upper left Charles Anderson is going over his government work. Tina Kretsedemas and Desiree Ansell take a good break after practice. Tim Bonner and Danny Bailon pass their lunch period by pitching pennies. Lisa Montano is caught by surprise by the camera. Two punk rockers dance away during punk rock day. Robert Howell sits back and relaxes during class. Charles Wilhoite and Charlotte Herzog take time out to smile for the camera. Pricilla Bailon does her part during the pep assembly. Laura Smith and Robert Efaw work together on a assignment. This year's Homecoming parade was a great success with floats and decorated cars representing classes and clubs. The seniors once again captured the contest of the class floats while the juniors took the second place ribbon. The freshman followed the juniors taking third place as the sophomores wrapped up the float contest. For the second year in a row the Art Club took the first place ribbon for the clubs division. Clockwise starting from upper left. Pricilla Bai-Ion and Eddie Fritz, who were chosen king and queen, ride on the winning float by the seniors. Lori Haydukovich and Felix Guerrero ride on the freshman float. Charles Anderson. Debbie Ba-shor, Henrietta Padilla and Charles Wilhoite ride on the second place float by the Juniors and Rory Whipple and Susan Miera ride on the sophomore float. Rolling Down Memory Lane Frank Guzman and Francine Yazzie have been selected as the 1982 Alefeorking and queen. Each year the yearbook staff tries to seek out a senior boy and girl who have given exceptional service to both the sen ior class and to Winslow High School but have received too little recognition for their efforts. Both Frank and Francine qualify on all counts and the Meteor staff is both pleased and proud to have them as the yearbook royalty. We would like to express our thanks to them publicly, for it is such peo pie who make WHS the great school that it is. 14 The Band Marches On Winslow High School Marching Band for 1981-82 had a very good year. They worked very hard to prepare for their half time shows, even though they had to work, under the handicap of having no uniforms. After waiting many months, the band finally received its new uniforms in time for the annual Christmas parade, where band members added to the excitement by showing off the new uniforms. In addition to the half time shows at the football games, the band also played for our pep assemblies as shown at the top left. Top right shows Potoula Kretsedemas ready to play her snare for the Christmas parade. Middle left is Mr. Haub. the band director. Jim Alexander drum major and Diane Natseway, twirler. The bottom shows the band marching in formation in the Christmas Parade. Nothing But Brains The Verla Oare Chapter of the National Honor Society added 20 new members at its annual induction on October 7. 1901 President Donna Graybeal led the ceremony The returning members from last year above, left to right. LaRita Wilkins. Charlotte Herzog. Lori Haydukovich. Charles Wilhoite. Su s� e Harris. Rory Whipple. Frank Guzman. Lowell Tyler. Eddie Fritz, and Donna Graybeal. 20 The newly inducted Honor Society members. below left to right, seated. Pragna Patel. Mary Shumway. Kim McKeever. Janet Pavetea. Rhonda McAdams. Nancy Jenson. Hattie Jonte. Kristi Vance. Cheryl Varner. Top Row; Rosina Madrid. Ron Little. Alex Ray. David Johnson. Larry Jue. Kenneth Dolph. Larry Woo, Brian Hancock. Andrew LeGate. Lisa Kenna. Rita Lewis. 21 Choir Boys This years Chorus (center) rehearsed very hard and presented an outstanding Christmas Concert. The Ensemble (top) preformed in a solo ensemble contest in St. Johns. The beginning chorus members (bottom) are studying hard to be part of the ensemble or advanced chorus next year. 22 1981-82—A successful year for the WHS orchestra and director. Mr. Jack Martin. Members of the orchestra practiced long hard hours, and many of them have studied years to develop this talent. The results of this practice and dedication were never more apparent than they were at the 1981 Christmas concert. Strings And Things Concentration Is The Game The Chess Club represents our school at many tournaments in the North. Some of the tourna ments the attended were at Coconino. Holbrook, and Page. They practiced almost every afternoon to get ready for divisionals and state. The team divisional were held in Flagstaff and the individual divisionals were held in Winslow. Clockwise starling from upper left. Robert Howell. Dominique Kuhse. and Robert McDaniel; Alex Ray. Chad Burgette. Rob ert Metzger, and Annettee Martinez. Robert Metzger. Annettee Martinez, and Robert McDaniel; Lucinda Chacon and Mark Mol man; Alex Ray The Indian Club members were back row left to right; Caroline Williams. Carole Jackson. Missy Betoney. Michelle Carl. Norma You vella. Melvin George, and Percy Attakai Middle row:Cecelia Chischil lie. Karen Scott. Erma Yazzie. Cynthia Attakai. Dee Gomez. Roland Walker. Front row: Jolene Fuson. Genevieve Yazzie. Claudia Grover. Stephanie Whitman. Lettie Collateta. LaRae James. Amy Begay, and Sandy Hawks Tribe of Many Feathers Honors Heritage This year the Indian Club had different types of activities. American Indian Day was declared on Friday. September 25th. and everyone was urged to wear something Indian made. There were also arts and crafts on display. That night, at halftime of the football game, some elementary school dancers performed for the crowd. The club also sponsored a pow wow which was held in the Spring, and with the help of the Title IV program, they had a meet the pros day and a meet the leaders day. On meet the-pros day. the members met with some Indian professionals who have their own businesses. And on meet the leaders day they met with leaders of different tribes. They had lunch together and talked about what was going to be done in the future for their tribes. Lloyd Nelson and Stephanie Whitman were elected as the clubs prince and princess. They rode on a car in the homecoming and Christmas pa rades. 25 Key Club Had A Busy Year Key club has done many service projects throughout the year Some were serving at the Kiwants Break fast on Oct. 3. painting the senior citizens center, helping a family move into their home and cleaning up after the air show at Winslow Airport The club will be going to convention May 7. 8. 9. and all members are eligible to attend. Key Club also sponsored the Sweetheart dance on March 5. Pictured below top row left, Zach Rowland, D. Bernier. Mr. Martin. Club advisor. Derrick Ervien. Dar ren Vannoy. Rory Whipple. Second row left. Steve Cordova. Monte Gill. John Jacobs. Darrel Rice. Third row left. Rowdy Allen. Jack Cra vens. Charles Phiester. Eddie Frit . D. Bernier. Bottom left. Lonny Gose. Renn DeWitt. Justin Jobe. Kevin Ramsey. John Gose 26 Let Me Call You Sweetheart The new Key Club sweetheart was Ltsa Hylton pictured above left. Other candidates were above right. Kim McKeever and below, left to right. Lisa Montano. Angela Salazar, and Stephanie Gore. Going Out Of Our Minds! The annual staff this year has worked hard toward meeting its deadlines So far they have been quite successful with a little bit of a push from the editor. Charles Wilhoite and the advisor. Mr Watts All in all they have worked together to form a pretty good team Opposite page clock wise from top; Carole Jackson and Karen Scott; Sherri Irwin, fieri Mead and Dewey McLean; Martin Rubi Above: Tina Brockman and Elaine Wyrick; to left. Dana Fonk; below. Carole Jackson and Charles Wilhoite. Stop The Presses 198182 journalism staff members are above, back row. Tom Haydukovich. Larry Woo. Charles Wilhoite; third row. Susan Miera. Kristi Vance. Tina Krctscdemas. Charlotte Herzog, second row. Stephanie Gore. Poloula Kretsedemas. Janet Pavatea. Lin Cunningham. Lisa Kenna. front row. Robert Howell, and Larry Jue. As the producers of the 1981-82 Bulldog Barks. this year's staff had the tedious task of investigating. interviewing, and writing on any and every newsworthy happening. Although the pictures on this page may indicate otherwise, putting out a newspaper once a month is a very tiring event; just ask Mr. Gary Watts, this year's advisor. 30 W-Club Supports More Than Sports Above, members of the 196282 Letterman's Club are. from row. Rory Whipple. Roger Graybeal. Mike Petranovich. Monte Gill. Wayne Oso. Loren Sadler; second row. Martin Rubi. Joe Oso. Jeffer son James. Kurtis Doucette. Dudley Clark. Felix Guerrero. Quint Oso. Richard Moncayo; third row. Kevin Ramsey. Troy Vizcaya. Andrew Le Gate. Charles Anderson. Kenneth Dolph. fourth row. Alex Ray. Bill Barris, Bert Mead. Mike Laur. Charles Wilhoite. Victor Flemons. Tim Pate; beck row. Roger Seymour. Eddie Fritz. Ray Land, and Tom Haydukovich. Not pictured is sponsor Mr. Art Griffith Not many organizations work to make money just to lend it to other groups when they need it. Basically, this is the Letterman Club's main purpose. This year was no exception as the club loaned $200 00 to the Science Club to help pay for a computer The club raised its money, as usual, by popping and selling popcorn. 31 Student Council Very Active This years Student Council was very active. They went to a convention at Palo Verde High School and planned the Home coming Parade. They also broke the record in the Christmas canned food drive. Student Council members also sold carnations on friendship Day and Valentines Day and held the annual student elections at the end of the year. Pictures, clockwise, starting below; Burk Whipple enthusiastic about the meeting; Mrs. Long makes sure all is running smoothly; Charles Wilhoite presiding over the meeting; Chris Gonzales being himself; Rhonda McAdams takes a moment to look at the camera; Donna Graybeal thinking about the answer to a puzzling question. Smile! You’re On Bulldog Camera Top row. left to right: Susan Mtera: Carole Jackson; Lisa Kenna; second row: Kim McKeever; Lucinda Lewis. Shelley Pearce; far left: Bren da Kincaid and Lisa Hylton; left: Victor Flemons; below: Dianna Dinger and Tina Brockman. Most of the pictures which appear in the Meteor are taken by the members of the photography class. They can be seen all over the school with their cameras record ing the events of the year for WHS students to look at and remember in the years to come. 33 Get The Act Together This year's 3 act play was a mystery comedy, by Le Roma Greth. The play. Washington Never Slept Here, was interesting, funny, and well presented. For a special matinee, the play was taken to Joseph City, where it was presented for the Joseph City School. As always it was a result of the dedication and hard work of the director. Robert Howell, and an outstanding cast. Top Left: Dianna Dinger Top Middle: Becky Thudin Top Right: Rand Sprankle and Tanza Barnes Middle Left, from left to right: Rayna Swecker and Kristi Vance Bottom Right, from left to right: Rand Sprankle. Elaine Wyrick. and Lisa Kenna. 34 Let It Snow . . . Let It Snow January 8th was the first real snow of the year, giving the Ski Club a late start. But like all devoted ski fans of Northern Arizona, they set out to make the best of what they had. A word to the wise: if at first you don't succeed try again. Top. from left to right, standing: Mr Stone. Mark Lopez. Alex Ray. Jason Muchmore. Eddie Larson. Larry Woo. Eddie Chow. Percy Atta kai. Larry Jue. Pauline Ortiz Kneeling; Deborah Norgaard. Kenneth Dolph. Kelli Hasten. Rowena Oso. Mary Perez. Tina Prime Bottom Left: Kelli Hasten Bottom Right: Chris Gonzales. President, Second Row: Kristi Vance. Vice President. Charlotte Herzog. Secretary. Kelli Hasten. Treasurer Bottom Row: Marci McHood. Historian. 35 36 Learning How To Earn Future Business Leaders of America above are. front row. Chris Gonzales. Frank Guzman. Paul McDaniel. Dean Roney. Burke Whipple. Roger Graybeal; second row. Charles Wilhorte. Nick Kretsedemas. Eddie Hall. Rory Whipple. Monte Gill. Eddie Fritz; back row. Sonya McAdams. Rita Lewis. Rhonda McAdams. Donna Graybeal. Mi chelle Chacon. Lori Mileham. Stacey Sheets. April Baca, and Marlinda Charley. Members of this year's F.B.L.A. club found themselves constantly involved in one fund raising activity or another. Projects the club took on this year were the selling of chocolate bars, cheese and crackers, jellies. Tom Wat Show case merchandise, and. as in most years past, chocolate bars left from the first chocolate bar sales. The funds raised were used to pay the club members’ expenses at the regional and state conven tions. The WHS chapter of FBLA was honored when one of its members. Rory Whipple, was elected national vice president. We changed our name; but we do the same Formerly DO. the DCE Club members learned all they could about the world of work in class, while after school they re ceived valuable onthe-job training working at part time jobs. Many of the club mem bers‘ jobs were gained through the help of their teacher sponsor. Mi Jim Jensen Below, members of DCE are. front row. Tracy Hardy. Robert Howell. Francis Par ish, Rena Basgall. Desiree Ansell; back row. Doreen Nelson. Lori Dalton. Mr Jen sen. sponsor. Rhonda McAdams. James Jennings. John Pennington, and Steve Ar mijo. 37 Drawing Our Life Away Pictured. Lower Left, is the Art Club Front Row. Lowest, is Rome Youvella; above her is Nadine Ybarra (Secretary); and above her sits Donald Cronemeyer. Middle Row. Upper Right, is Club sponsor, Mr Gonzales. Moving Left on down the line is Terry Fredericks. Alice Marquez (Treasurer); Lin Cunning ham (Vice Pres.); Sherri Irwin (Pres.); Frank Ohlson; Fred Gomez; and Gary Ybarra; In the very back. left, is Marty Thompson and. right. Elvin Nelson (Sgt. at Arms). This year the Art Club has devoted most of it’s time and effort trying to raise money in hopes of taking a trip to Phoenix. They have put on quite a few bake sales, tostado sales, and car washes, and they sold Winslow Bulldog key rings. Each month Art Club chooses an Artist of the Month for the Bulldog Barks. Pictured above in the upper nghthand corner is the car that the Art Club decorated for the home coming parade The car won first place Hard At Work F H A. or. Future Homemakers of America, is interested in learning how to run the home smoothly In other words they are learning how to cook and clean. Pictured above are its members, top row. left to right. Candy May; Denise Nelson; Michelle Greenwood; Tanzia Barnes; Raquel Powell; Sherri Rikke; Correen Vensel; Pauline Ortiz; Middle Row. Lisa May. Delores Gomez; Valerie Lopez; Maria Rodriguez. Rayn-ette Salazar. Norma Ellison; Yvonne Begay. Bottom row. Lisa Kenna; Myla Astorga; Janet Pavatea; Mary Perez; and Susan Miera Get Into The Act . . . Speech and Drama Club has a new sponsor this year, for the third year in a row. The new sponsor is Mr. Howell, an English teacher at WHS His goal was to attend more tournaments and have his club place higher than they have ever placed in the past. Speech and Drama Club members for the year are. at right, top row. Mr. Howell. Mark Holman. Rand Sprankle, Pam Moore. Simone Hutchings. Charlotte Herzog. Kristy Vance; bottom row. Kathy Kemski. Kay Schied. Denise Montoya. Michelle Carter. Dianna Dinger. Pam Poolheco. and Elaine Wyrick. Science Club . . . 40 Speak Out! The science club raised money for a computer by selling candy. The computer will be used for a variety of purposes, but mainly to help the members to be more familiar with this scientific tool. From the left, back row. Mr Watson. Mr. K. Conatser. Dianna Dinger. Mr D Conatser; front row. Robert Joe. John Boles. Elaine Wyr kk. Michelle Largent. April Baca, and La Rae James Experiments 41 Christmas Royalty Chosen The senior class won this year s Christmas royalty contest with $815 00. Juniors were second with $381 33; freshman were third with $375 25; and last were the sophomores with $269 93. This totaled 51841.00 worth of canned goods for the Elks Club Christmas baskets These cans help feed needy people for Christmas. Pictured top left. WHS Christmas royalty for 1981 82. Roger Seymour and Vera Ruiz Above right, are Stephanie Gore and John Jacobs Right center. David Aragon and Berme Padilla for the sophomores and right, are Pee Wee Echols and Tanzia Barnes for the freshman class 1 I 42 Quill and Scroll is a club for high school journalists. Students are to be enrolled in journalism, annual or photography class. Club members enjoy the many luncheons they plan throughout the year. Top row. left to right. Larry Woo, Tom Haydukovich, Charles Wilhoite, Bert Mead. Victor Flemons secretary, Dewey McLean. 2nd row. Kim McKeever, Potoula Kretse-demas. Lisa Kenna, vice president. Martin Rubi, Shelley Pearce. Susan Meira. Charlotte Herzog. Kristi Vance. 3rd row. Stephanie Gore. Elaine Wyrick, Sherri Irwin, Brenda Kincaid, Lisa Hylton. Bottom row. Lucinda Lewis. Tina Brockman. Janet Pavetea. president, and Larry Jue. Eat, Drink And Be Merry Janet Pavetea 43 FRESHMEN Laurie Abrahamsen Brian Akott Robert Akott Rowdy Allen Sabrina Alexander Jason Atkinson Tammy Atwood Placido Baca Raymond Bahe Tammy Baldwin Cathy Ballejos April Barner Tanzia Barnes Dave Barton Francine Barton Lisa Barton Ruby Barton Andrea Basgall Bonnita Batala Ronald Bedome Avoone Begay Christopher Begay Cordelia Begay Jimmy Begay Charlotte Belone Jessica Benenati Jerry Ben amin JeriAnn Bernier Sherwin Bilagody Leroy Billy 46 Kelly Bianford Lisa Bly Stephanie Bonds Tim Bonner Verna Brady John Breeze Mark Brinkley Carmelita Brockman Christina Brown Sharon Brown Darrell Chee Alvin Chino Charlene Chischtllie Jerry Chischtllie Charlene Clark Phillip Clark Perry Cleveland James Cockerham Racheal Cordova Jean Cox Raffy Cruz Karen Curley Tina Curley David Dalton Victor Dare Pauline Denton Hawthorne Dewakuku Henrietta Dickson William Dolph Klaine Doucette Robert Duran Brown Echoles Pee Wee Echoles Robert Efaw Norma Ellison Theresa Etsitty Veronica Etsitty Michelle Faunce Richard Flores Dean Fowler Rhonda Foy Georgianna Fredericks Robert Gallegos Maria Garcia Nancy Garcia Susie Garcia Yvette Garcia Edward Geer Tracy Geiser Melvin George Sharon Glover Delores Gome Charles Gonzales Jacque Gonzales Marka Gore Erickson Gray Michelle Greenwood Lawrence Gutierrez Stanley Gutierrez Eddie Hall Jimmy Hanseon Jack Harding Herbie Harless Christian Hasten 49 James Hernandez Laura Hernandez Becky Hoke Rocky Hoskinson Elroy Humeyumptewd Shawn Hurley Riley Jackson Buddy James Cynthia James Juhree James Jennifer Jaramillo Alphie Jensen Cristy Jobe Sylvester Jody Terry Jody Sherry Joe Sylvia Joe Jackie Johnson Lon Johnson Mark Johnson Derek Jones Melanie Joseph SO Kathy Kemsky Ronald Kooprc Nick Kretsedemas Peggy Kretsedemas Charlene Lw Sandy Lee Th«fw Little Kathee Loera Dorothy Lomakema Daniel Lope Valerie Lopez Frank Lovato Mike Luther Lora Lymer Benny Marquez Annette Martinez Lisa May Lisa Mayberry Sonya McAdams Patricia McCormick Paul McDaniel The© McDaniel Christine McHood Mark McLain Marvin Miguel Cecil Miles James Montano Lisa Montiel Anthony Montoya Suzette Morris 51 Therese Muchmore Neomi Nahee Sanford Namingha Bernard Natseway Patrick Natseway Dorothy Nasafotie Darryl Nehoitewa Belinda Nelson Denise Nelson Devin Nelson Mtcheal Nelson Michelle Nelson Ernie Nez Bridget Olagur Donna Ono David Orozco Joann Ortiz Steve Ortiz Joe Oso Sandra Ovah Celestine Pablo Rosanda Paddock 52 David Padilla Richard Padilla Jc H Panana Micheal Parker Daniel Parsons Lon Pawley Anthony Perez E vin Peterson Micheal Peterson Trudy Peterson Martin Polacca Tony Poleahla Althea Poneoma Angela Poolheco Bonnie Poolheco Heather Pruett Louie Ramirez Tim Remk Perry Riggs Marie Rodriquez Yvonne Rodriquez Dean Roney Mike Rosenberger Melissa Rublin Mac Ruiz Twila Sahmea Raynette Salazar Raymond Sanchez Kay Sc held Bruce Scott 53 Evener Scot! 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Madrid Representative Debbie Jue T reasurer DebbJfe Bashor Vkre resKtent is.Gonzales Kesentative Pam Poolheco RepreseQtative V S9CMN3S JAMES E ALEXANDER Musical 1; Band 1.2.3. 4; Drum Major 3. 4; Jau Band 2, 3. 4; N.E Region Band 3: Solo and Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4: Chamber Singers I. 3. 4; All Stale Choir 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Director 2. 3; U S Collegiate Wind Band 3: Honor Roll 3. 4; Jr. Sr Class play 2; N.E Region Choir 4; Choir Rep. 2. WILLIAM ROBERT BARRIS Football I. 2; Basketball 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2, 3. 4; WClub 4 Rf NA BASGAl I LLOYD AMI PRISCILLA ANN BAILON Gymnastics I, 2; Cheerleader 3.4, Ski Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4 NANCY LYNNE AHRENS Orchestra I. 2; Historian 3; Journalism 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Typing I award I; Shorthand 60 wpm 3; Shorthand Basic Award 3. DEBRA ANN BASHOR Band I; Cheerleader 2. Head 4: NCA USA Cheerleader Camps 2, 4: S-Club 2. 3; Student Council 3. 4; Rep 3; Vice President 4; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Candi date 4 MYLA KAY ASTORGA JESSE BEGAY Football I. 2; Art Club 3; Up ward Bound 3. 4. GERALDINE DICKSON Basket ball 2. 3; volleyball 2. ROBERT MERLE COX Football 1. 2. 3. 4; wrestling 3. LILLIAN DENNIS ELAINE YAN CHOW Chorus I; Ski Club 3, 4. JACK CRAVENS Key Club 4; Wrestling manager 3. 4; auto 3. 4; metals 3. 4. DUDLEY B CLARK Football I. 2. 3. 4; basketball 2. 3; WClub 3. 4 RENN STEWART DEWITT Football 3. 4; Key Club 2.3. vice president 4; outstanding auto I KURTIS ANDREW DOUCETTE Football I. 2. 3. 4; wrestling 2, 3. 4; W Club 4; Key Club 2. 3. EARL FERRIS DENET Football 2, 3. 4; Indian Club 3; Art Club 3; honor roll 3. JIMMY D GILBERT Football 1,2,3; Basketball manager 2. DEMISE MICHELLE DUNHAM Track I, 2. 3. 4; State Track Long Jump Runner up 2; State Track Long Jump Champ 3; Volleyball 4; Advanced Band I. 2. 3. 4; Band Senior Rep 4; Pep Band I. 2. 4. Advanced Choir I. 4; Jau Band 2. 3. 4; Chamber Singers 4; Solo t Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Girls Captain 4. KAREN FRANK FHA 3; Concert Choir 3. 4; Treble Choir 2; Musical Award 3. 4 MONTE LOUIS GILL Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; All area 1st team 3; Student Council I. 2. 3; Class Rep I. 2. 3; WOub I. 2. 3.4; FBI.A 1.2. parliamentarian 3: Treasurer 4; Key Club 23. sgt. at arms 4. KAREN ANN GARCIA Upward Bound 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 4 STACEY A. EVERIDGE Meteorette 2; VkePres 3; Beginning Choir 1; Advance choir 2; Basketball I. manager 2; Dr� ma 3: Track 1. EDWARD FRITZ CHRISTOPHER LAWERENCE GONZALES Student Council 3. represent tlve 2, 4; Boys Slate alternate 4; Twirp king 1; Fiesta Bowl Marching Band 2; Band 1. 2. 3. secretary 4. All regional band 1. 2.3. SotoG Ensemble festival 1. 2.3. state bond 1.2, pep bond 1. 2, 3. West Texas State Universi ty Musk: Camp 2, 3. 4: Advance Choir 4; Chamber singers 3; High school musical 1; pit orchestra 1. 2; speech and drama I. 2. president 3. 4; Jr. Sr class play 1. lead 2. 3; Ski club I. 2. 3 President 4; FBLA 2. 3; AFS 3; cross country 2; track 2; Elks youth banquet 1.2,3.4; booster GERALDINE GONZALES Football 1. 2. 3. 4; All-Confer ence Honorable mention 3; bas ketball I. 2. 3. 4; track I. 2; W Club 2, Secretary 3; Vicepresi dent 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Christmas Royalty candidate 2 FREDOY FRANK GONZALES Advance bond 2. 3. 4; Pep band 2. 3; Jan bond 4 DONNA GRAYBEAL Freshman scholarship award I; Meteorettes 3. President 4; Hew or Society 3. President 4: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Christmas Queen candidate 2; FBLA 3.4; Student Council 4; Girts State 3. FRANK GUZMAN FBLA 1.2. President 3.4; Honor Society 3. 4; Student council 3. 4: Wrestling 3; Boys State 3. LORI MICHELE HAYDUKOVICH Band 1; Freshman cheerleader 1; sweetheart candidate 3; homecoming candidate 4; Na t tonal Honor Society 3. sec re tary 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Soft ball 3. 4 1 THOMAS JOSEPH HAYDUKOVICH Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football I. 2; Ski Club 4: Quill G Scroll 4; Journalism 4; Key Chib 3: W Club 3. 4 WANDA HADNOT DAVID HOWARD NINA SIMONE HUTCHINGS Speech G drama I. 3. 4; FHA 4; band I. 2. track 3. 4. LOUISE HAYES Class secretary 1; Christmas royalty candidate 1; Meteorette KELLI DIAN HASTEN Orchestra 1.2. pres. 3; Ski Club 2. 3. treasurer 4; SClub 2. 3; Matmaids. 3; treasurer 4. TRACY LYNN HARDY Concert choir I. 2. 3; girls choir G accompianist 3; chamber singer 3; choir secretary 3: DCE Pres 4; solo G ensemble 2. 3. ROBERT DILES HOWELL Speech G Drama Club I. 2. 4; Jr Sr play I; all school play 2. 3. 4; one act play 1.3. 4. best actor of one act play 3; Quill G ScroH 3. historian 4. speech I; DCE 4; 3act play I. 2. 3. 4; musical 2. JEFFERSON A JAMES Cross country I. 2. 2nd ail conference team 3. 4; track 1. 2, 3. 4; WChib 3. 4; Indian Club I. 2; wrestling 4. basketball I. SUSAN MICHELE HARRIS Matmaids 2, vice pres 3. pres 4; Student Council rep 1: cho rus 1; chamber singer I; Honor society 3. 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4; fresh man scholarship award CHARLOTTE ESTHER HERZOG Student body vice pres. 4; Student Council 4; band I. 2. 3. 4; Band Council 2. 3; pep band 2, 3; full orchestra I. 2. basketball 1.2; Matmaids secretary 3; vice pres. 4; Speech G Drama 2, vice pres. 3.4; musical 2; Jr.-Sr. play 2; one act play 3; best actress award 3: all school play 4; 1st place oratory NAU speech contest 3; Honor Society 3. vice pres. 4; Tennis Club vlcepres. I; Ski Chib sec 4; honor roil I. 2. 3. 4; Ms. PersonalityOct. 2; journalism 4; Quill G Scroll 4; solo G ensemble festival-rating superior 2. ♦ V JAMES FRANCIS JOESPH JENNINGS Key Club 3. 4; DCE 4. NANCY CAROL JENSEN Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; chamber sing ers I, 2. 3. 4; girls ensemble 3. 4; Track I; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; mus cal 3; solo ensemble 2. 3. 4; re-gionals 3, 4; All State tryouts 3. 4; Outstanding Choir student 2; Honor Society 4; honor roll 2. 3. 4. JOSTIN E. JOBE Football I. 2. 3: Baseball 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4 DAVID TSO OMTI JOHNSON Advance Band I. 2. 3. 4; Full orchestra I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2; Honor society 4; regional band 2, 3; solo G ensemble festival I, 2. 3. 4. Indian Club 4; outstand iog mech II Student 3. DEBORAH JOE Student council rep. I; treasurer 4; Matmaids 3: SClub 2. 3: FBLA 1. 2; FHA I; Ski Club 4 TERRY ANN KARAK Orchestra I. 2. 3; Reach Out I. 2; Pep Squad I; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4; Speech and Drama 2. 3; musical play I. 2; Jr Sr play 3; Solo Ensemble Festival 1. 2. 3; Childrens theatre 2; Sym. orchestra I, 2. 3. CHERYL LYNN KAYE Indian Club I. NELSON KAYE USA ELLEN KENNA typing award I; General Bust ness award I; Musical 1. 4; Jr Sr play 2. 3, 4; Childrens theater 3; one act play 4; Speech and Drama 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Quill G Scroll 3; VlcePre . 4; Journal ism 3. 4: Photography 4; Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4 ROVERTA KOOYAHOEMA Cross Country 3, 4; Art Club 2; Indian Club I. 2. 90 CONST ANTINA GEORGIA KRETSEDEMAS FHA I. 2; S Club 3; student council 3. 4; class treasurer 3. secretary 4. volleyball 2; Ski Club 4; journalism 4; typing I proficiency award 2; Typing II proficiency award 3. JUDY LEE Track I. 2; FBLA 3. 4; DCE 4; treasurer 4; honor roll 2. 3, 4. RAY CHARLES LAND Football I. 2. 3. 4. all area foot ball second teem 4; basketball 1.2.3.4; all area basketball sec ond team 3; baseball 1, 3. 4; W Club 3. 4 ANDREW LEGATE Basketball I; track I. 2. 3. 4; Key Club I. 2. 3; WOub 4; out standing weights student 3; hon or society 4; ASU engineering and design competition 3rd place; Vehicle design KATMRINE MARIE LEONARD One-act plays I; Musical 1; Cheerleader 2; Track 1. BERNITA ANN LESTER RITA ANN LEWIS Freshmen scholarship I; FBLA 2. 3. 4; Girls State Candidate. Ski Club 4; Honor Society 4; stu dent council 2. HENRIETTA LOUISE LUNSFORD Meteorettes 2. president 3; Beginning Choir 3; Twirp candi date 2. 91 Seniors In Action 92 93 MARCI DANIELLE He HOOD Band 1; Speech Drama 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3; speech tournament 2. BENNY MARQUEZ RHONDA KAY McADAMS Student body treasurer 4; Honor Society 4: Speech G Drama 2. 3, 4; historian I; 3rd place serious prose. Coconino speech tourney 2: Jr-Sr play 1. 2. 3; musical 1. 2: one act play 1; DCE 4. Mat maid 3; SClub 3; track I. 2; NASC convention 4; AASC con vention 4; FBLA 3. secretary 4; 2nd place regional clerk typist I. 3; 2nd place state clerk typist 1, 3; honorable mention state extemporaneous speaking 3; typing I award-74wpm. 2; basic shorthand award 3; shorthand award 80wpm 3; Intro to computer science award 3; business machine award 3: honor roll 1, 2. 3. 4 ROSIN A KAREN MADRID FMA historian 1; FBLA 1. 2; S-Club 2. 3; cheerleader 2. 3. tree surer 4; honor roll 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Senior class rep. 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 4 LAWRENCE EDWARD MARTINEZ Speech Drama 2, 3.4. choir 2. DEWEY M McLEAN Football I. 2; track 2, 3. 4; hon or roll 1.2, 3.4; Ski Club 3; Quill G Scroll 4 ALICE TONI MARQUEZ Art Club 3. 4 94 CYNTHIA ANN McQUIRE Track I. 2; basketball 2: Art Club 4 ROSEMAIRE DOLORES ORTIZ Meteorettes 4; Spanish I. 2. FRANCIS W. PARISH Full orchestra I, 2, 3. 4; honor roll 2. 3. 4. PAULA OWENS SHELLEY ANN PEARCE Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4; head cheerleader 2; SClub 2. 3; QuM Scroll 4; class treasurer I; class rep. 2.3; student body secretary 4; photography 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4, outstanding typing student 2; Art Club 2. QUINTIN A. OSO Football 1. 2. 3. 4. basketball I. 3; baseball I. 2. 3. 4; all area team 3; Key Club 2. 3. treasure 4; WClub 3. 4: Art Club 2. prrs. dent 3. I JANET JEAN PAVATEA FHA I. 4; AFS 3; journalism 3, I 4_Quill Scroll 3. 4; honor roll 1.2.3.4; Band 1; Student Courv dl 4; Honor Society 4; outstand HENRIETTA MARIE PADILLA J1® ch,ld devekVment ‘tudenl Volleyball 2, 3. 4; honorable 3 mention all-conference 3; Bas ketball 1. 2. 4; softball 3. 4; S- Club 3; Key Club sweetheart 3; homecoming candidate 4. I I JOHN JAMES PENNINGTON WAYNE T. OSO Football I. 2. 3.4; basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. WClub 3. secretary 4: Art Club 4. JEFF ALAN STRAUB RUIE ARNEICE THOMAS Choir 1. 3; Art club 4 ATHENA DEE RODRIGUEZ MARTY THOMPSON LEAH REYNOLDS Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Key Club sweetheart candidate 3: choir I. THONETTE LAUREIN RUPLE Track 1. 2. 3. 4; band 1. 2. 3. 4; basketball I. 3; Meteorettes 4. PAMELA ANN POOLHECO Speech L drama 2. 3; Mat maids 2, 3; band 1.2, 3; pep bond 2, 3; FHA 4; student council 3.4; senior rep. 4; track manager 3. VERA MARIE RUIZ Basketball 2. wrestling manager 4; Christmas royalty queen 4 fi er PHYLLIS TURNER jS KRISm ANN VANCE Tennis dub president I; ski club 1. 2. secretary 3. vicepresident 4; advance chorus 1. 2. 3. tree surer 4; Twirp queen I; speech and drama I, 2. secretary 3. president 4. girls ensemble 3. 4: chamber singers 3. 4; solo and ensemble I, 2. 3. 4; musical 2. 3; all school play 2. 3.4: one act play 3. 4; Journalism 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Society 4; honor roll I. 2. 3. 4. LOREN SADLER Football 2. 3; track 2. 3,4; wrestling 4; Wclub 4. CHARLES ALLEN W1LHOITE Football 1. 2. 3. captain 4; all conference 1st team 4; all area 1st team 4; Track I, 2. 3. 4: 3rd place AA state long jump 3; 2nd place AA state long jump 2. bos ketball 1.2. captain 3.4; all conference 1 st team 3: all area 2nd team 3; all state honorable mention 3; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; class president I. 2. 3; student body president 4; FBLA I. 2, vicepresident 3, parltamen SOS AN MARIE WETZEL Chorus 1, 2. 3. Sec. 4; solo fj ensemble I. 2. 3. 4 STEPHANIE JOY WHITMAN Volleyball 2; Indian Club 1.2.3. secretary 4. princess 4; AFS historian 3. RORY LEE WHIPPLE Football I. 2. 3. 4; wrestling I. 2. 3. 4; baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; treasurer 4; Key Club 2. secretary 3. 4; WClub 3. 4; FBLA I, 2. 3. 4; chapter par Itamentarian 2; Arizona Region I vicepresident 3; national vice president, western region 4: Boys State 3; class vicepresi dent 1. 2. 3; president 4; home coming king candidate 4. tarian 4; WClub 2. 3. 4; treasur er 3; Quill Scroll 3. 4; Honor Society 3.4; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4; outstanding business student I; outstanding consumer math e conomics student 2; outstand mg typing student 2; outstand ing English 301 302A Student 3; outstanding algebra II Stu dent 3; freshman scholarship award I; American Legion Boys State 4, DAR good citizen award 4; National Merit Achievement semifinalist 4; AS J Medallion of Merit Award 3: sports editor. BULLDOG BARKS 3. 4; bust ness manager METEOR 3; Edi tor. METEOR 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 98 LARITA LEE WILKINS Honor Society 3. 4; honor roll I. 2. 3. 4; freshman scholarship award I; Girls State 3; Gymnas tics I. 2; track 3. 4; Ski Club 3; silver award accounting 3. FRANCINE YAZZIE CAROLINE JANE WILLIAMS GLORIA MARIE YAZZIE Cross country 3; Indian Club SClub 3; Ski Club 4; gymnas treasurer 4; basketball manager tics I. 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Orlando Alex Kevin Dees Keith Nelson Debb e Archie Victor Ftemons James Paddock Calvin Begay Terry Fredericks Shanon Paul Donald Begay James Galvan Eunice Poe Geneva Begay Roberta Goldtooth Kevin Prine Jerry Begay Phillip Gonzales Kevin Ramsey Larry Begay John Gose Barry Robinson Mary Lou Begay John Huff Zach Rowland Myrtle Begay Elmer James Tom Schroeder Willis Begay Raquel Johns Larsen Schultz Owen Bilagody Theodore Jensen Steven Schultz Vicki Brown Tony Lee Roger Sdymour Larry Bowman Ronald Little Darrell Churley Chris Burnett Carl Mazon Roger Taylor Brenda Chatter Richard Moncayo Lowell Tyler Lettie Collateta Alvin Nagle RoseMarie Villanueva Gilbert Dailey Lori Dalton Raymond Navajo Roland Walker 99 We Hold The Purse Strings School board members, left to right: Bob Varner. Sue Hancock. Frank Higglnson. Wayne Metzger, and Peggy Egbert. In Memory When Mr. Bennie Smith passed away on January 11, 1982, Winslow High School lost a good friend and staunch supporter. For four years Mr. Smith had been a member of the Winslow school board and had just been elected president of that body. Five of his sons are WHS graduates and Mr. Smith was a familiar sight at WHS activities of all kinds. His smile and good humor will be missed by all who knew him. 100 Mr. Jim Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Mrs. Mary Maule Accounts Payable Mrs. Betty Griffith Payroll Mr Paul Reynolds Principal Mr Jim Boles Assistant Principal Mr Carl Weatherton Activities Director Mrs. Anita Henling Bookkeeper Mrs. Marilyn Oso Clerical Aide 102 Mrs. Gail Weatherton Secretary Mrs. Jerri Freeman Attendance Officer Miss Elaine Lee Office Aide Mr. Ron Harris Boys Counselor Mrs Loraine Clubtos Girls Counselor Mrs Lucille Wilcox Counselor s Secretary Mr Don Baker Psych Soc.. Hist.. Govt. Mr. Jim Baker Resource Mr Ron Bellman Alg Georn . Gen Math Mr Richard Bratt Free Enl. Am. Az Govt. Mr David Conatser Bio.. Chordate Anat. Mr. Kenny Conatser Bio. Physics Mi Bob Crosswhite Weights. CaEd P.E. Mr Bud Dismukes Woods I. Bldg Trades Mrs Christine Evans Home Economics Mr Alvin Frit Alg. Tng Cal. Mr Eugene Gonzales Art Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng I II Mr Artie Griffith Az. Am Govt. Mr Marty Haub Band Mr Jim Henling Alg . Geom Mr Jotin Henling Rd Imp . Eng III Mr Bob Howell Eng I. IV. Drama Mrs Sally Hudson Beg Eng . Eng I 104 Mr. Jim Jenson Int Bus . DCE. OJT Mr John Lauc Resource Mrs. Linda Long Shorthand. Typ. I Mr Joke Magallanez Acct.. Cons Math. Comp Set Mr Henry Martin Rd Imp II Mr Jack Martin Orch. Mrs Katherine McAuley Eng III IV Mrs Liz Mclaws PE, Coed PE Mr Gregory Moore Alg . Gen Math Mr Emil Nasser Weights. P E Mr Don Petranovich Am Mist . Geog Mr George Rockwell Metals I II 105 Mr, Ken Salas Am. Wld History Mrs Marilyn Scholl Home Economics Mr. Samuel Shires Choir Mr Roger Slade Mech Dr I II Mr Mike Stone Eng I. II III Mrs Delores Stotts Typ 1C II. Bus Mach Mrs Virginia Summersgill Librarian Mr Bill Taylor Eng I C II Miss Melisse Terry Spanish. Rd Imp Mr Manny Walton Jr. Auto Mr Doug Watson Chem. B o Mr Gary Watts Photo. Jour.. Annual 106 Mrs. Mary Rublm Nurse Mrs. Rita Baldwin Library Aide Mrs. Aura Dolph Teacher s Aide Mrs Sharon Hasten Teacher's Aide Mrs Ida Orchard Teacher's Aide Mrs. Sue Tecklenburg Teacher's Aide Mrs. E. Wilcox Teacher's Aide Mr. Steve Harrison AV Director Mrs Mildred Polk AV Secretary 107 sjLaiociis Bulldogs Finish Strong After Shaky Start From Left to Right Bottom Row- Ned Beaulieu. Renn DeWut. Elroy Humeyumplewa. Mgr. Wayne Oso mgr . Mike Petranovich. Quintin Oso. Second Row- Ray Land. Stan Montano. Kevin Ramsey. Troy Vizcaya. Earl Denet. Mike Bonner. Ron Little, Dudley Clark. Middle RowLoach Nasser. Coach Salas. Felix Guerrero. Paul Tyler. Rory Whipple. Kurils Doucette. Coach Griffith. Coach Dismukes. Fourth Row Paul Capps. Mike Wilcox. Charles Anderson. Roger Seymour. Richard Moncayo. Bobby Candelaria. Monte Gill. Robbre Cox. Lowell Tyler. Top Row Darren Vannoy. Victor Flemons. Eddie Fritz. Brian Hancock. Bert Mead. Nelson Tecklenburg. Charles Wilhoite. Zach Rowland After winning the first game of the season, the Fightin' Bulldogs fell on hard times losing three in a row. After a long search. Coach Nasser finally de cided on quarterback Kevin Ramsey to replace the injured Felix Guerrero. This proved to be the glue needed by the faltering Bulldogs as they went on to win five of the final six games The highlight of a season full of ups and downs had to be the thrilling 15 14 upset of the state playoff bound Flagstaff Ea gles. After spotting the Eagles to a first half lead of 14 0. the Bulldogs came back with 14 points of their own in second half, forcing the game into an Arizona playoff In the playoff, the Bulldogs placed the single blemish on the record of the state champions and everyone on both sides knew who the best team was that night. Scoreboard Winslow vs. Holbrook 2507 Winslow vs. Parker 0609 Winslow vs. Blue Ldge 0009 Winslow vs. Snowflake 14 19 Winslow vs. Mingus 2806 Winslow vs. Window Rock 5102 Winslow vs. Coconino 08 16 Winslow vs. Holbrook 0800 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 15-14 Winslow vs. Tuba City 2307 110 Ned Beaulieu K Charles Anderson B Rory Whipple B Troy Vizcaya DB 111 112 Bobby Candelaria T Berl Mead E Darren Vannoy E Richard Moncayo E Robbie Cox E Wayne Oso Mgr 113 Freshman Team Goes Undefeated FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Holbrook 180 Won Coconino 148 Won Snowflake 200 Won Mingus 460 Won Window Rock 480 Won Flagstaff 360 Won Holbrook 206 Won Tuba City 600 Won The freshman team experienced the ecstasy of an unde feated season this year. Coach Jake Magallanez and Coach Bill Taylor guided their team to an unblemished 8 0 record. To top this off. the squad allowed only 12 points to the eight teams it squared off against during the sea son with the Winslow defense registering six shut-outs. Overall the freshman team's record stands at 12 wins compared to no losses as the team went a perfect 4-0 in its junior high season. 114 J.V.’s Find The Going No Easier Freshmen team members it right are. sitting. Hawthorne Dewakuku. Robert Gallegos. Mark Brinkley. Dean Roney; kneeling. Burke Whipple. Richard Padilla. Martin Polacca. Sherwm Bilagody. Benny Marquez. Ronald Bedonie, Kelly Chavez, third row. Coach Bill Taylor. Jim Han son. Richard Flores. Ray Sane her, Pee Wee Echoles. Stanley Gutierrez. Michael Luther. Coach Jake Magallanez. fourth row. Anthony Perez. Joel Panana. Placido Baca. Brown Echoles. Evenor Scott. Jerry Ben a mm. Tommy Smith, fifth row. Mark Wood. Herb Harless. Nick Kretsede mas. David Orozco. Mike Rosenberger. Lawrence Begay. Klame Dou cette. and Eddie Hall. Coaches Jim and Don Baker found the going very tough for their 1981 J.V. team. Although most of their games were very close, they found themselves com ing up on the short end the majority of the time after the final gun sounded. Their record ended at 1-5-2. 1981 J.V. football team members above are. sitting. David Aragon. Jackson Williams. Elroy Humeyumptewa. mgr.. John Gallegos. Danny Bailon; kneeling. George Joe. Phillip Clark. Bobby Robinson. Joey Bailon. Roger Graybeal. Mark Lopez. Norman Kearns. Robbie Astorga. third row. Coach Jim Baker. Kenneth Dolph. David Or chard. Jeff Hancock. Ernie Nez. Joe Baca. Coach Don Baker; fourth row. Arnold Katoney. Tim Bonner. Kurtis Hasten. Jason Muchmore. George Parker, and Robert Metzger J.V SCOREBOARD Holbrook JO Won Coconino 034 Lost Snowflake 00 Tie Mingus 815 Lost Window Rock 14 21 Lost Flagstaff 820 Lost Holbrook 1819 Lost Tuba City 8b Tie Volleyball Takes AA North Mrs. McLaws' varsity volleyball team had a very successful year. Although being a very young team with only three seniors it managed to win the divisional tournament and go to state as the number one team from the North. While at the divisional tournament, five out of six starters made the division teams. Missy Betoney. Henri Padilla made first all conference. Sherri Helton made second all conference and Jenifer Chischil-lie and Carole Jackson made honorable mention. Missy Betoney and Carole Jackson also made the Honorable Mention teams at the State Tournament. Right: Lisa Montano sets one from the back Below: Carole Jackson jumps high to get the ball over the net Below right: Henri Padilla sets one up for a spike PH Winslow vs. Holbrook 1508 1510 Winslow vs. Valley 1513 06 15 08 15 Winslow vs. Many Farms 15.01 1502 Winslow vs. Chinle 13-15 1507 1503 Winslow vs. Snowflake 15-12 15 17 1315 Winslow vs. Mingus 07 15 02 15 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 14 -16 1504 15 11 Winslow vs. Snowflake 1614 1506 Winslow vs. Round Valley 12 15 14 16 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 15 09 1509 Winslow vs. Tuba City 12 15 1512 08 15 Winslow vs. Mingus 11 15 16 14 05 15 Winslow vs. Coconino 1506 15 10 Winslow vs. Window Rock 13-15 1508 15 04 Winslow vs. Window Rock 15 10 1505 Winslow vs. Coconino 1506 1508 Winslow vs. Tuba City 06 15 13 15 Winslow vs. Snowflake 06 15 11-15 Winslow vs. Holbrook 15 12 1506 Winslow vs. Coconino 15 10 15-13 Winslow vs. Window Rock 1509 15 11 Winslow vs. Tuba City 15-04 15 10 Winslow vs. Cactus 08 15 13 15 Below Right: Lisa Montano dinks the ball over Above Right: Missy Be toney gently sneaks the ball over the net Bottom: standing, left to right: Orlinda Shirley. Karen Scott. Carole Jackson. Myrtle Begay. Missy Be toney. Sherri Helton. Jenifer Chischillte. Bernie Padilla Kneeling. Henrietta Padilla. Mrs. Liz McLaws. mgr Cecila Chischillie. Lisa Montano. J.V. Has Tough Season The J.V. volleyball team coached by Mr. Harry Martin had a rough season this year. Although most of them were returning from last year and only a few were newcomers they had a long, hard season. Mr. Martin stated that at the beginning of the season that they started out well but something happened along the way. either they got worse or everybody else got better. He also said he is looking forward to a better season next year. Their final season record was 6-8. J.V. players pictured above standing: Marlene Kewanimptewa. Shea Reynolds. Edwina Tso. Kelly Blanford. Jackie Chischillie. Tammi Chambers. Mary Rockwell. Carol Tecklenburg. Vida Gold tooth. Amy Chambers. Harry Martin. Kneeling: Bonnie Podheco. Lisa Bly. Marjorie Jensen. Marka Gore. Lucinda Lewis. Rowena Oso Right: Card Tecklenburg uses her technique to get the ball over Opposite page clockwise: Tammi Chambers spikes the ball over. Vida Gold tooth reaches up to block the ball, and Marca Gore spikes the ball to the other team 118 Winslow vs. Holbrook 1315 1507 05 15 Winslow vs. Mingus 15-10 13-15 15-13 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 15-09 1504 Winslow vs. Snowflake 18 16 03 15 14 16 Winslow vs. Round Valley 12 15 15 12 09 15 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 15 10 09 15 15 11 Winslow vs. Tuba City 15 11 15 17 07 15 Winslow vs. Mingus 1115 13 15 Winslow vs. Coconino 1509 1506 Winslow vs. Window Rock 1504 16 14 Winslow vs. Coconino 1503 1503 Winslow vs. Tuba City 04 15 07 15 Winslow vs. Snowflake 05 15 1508 11 15 Winslow vs. Holbrook 1505 13 15 08 15 119 Second Year Champs Scoreboard Winslow 36 Snowflake 21 Winslow 66 Flagstaff 3 Winslow 54 Holbrook 14 Winslow 57 Tuba City 12 Winslow 50 Kingman 11 Winslow 60 Coconino 7 Winslow 49 Holbrook 19 Winslow 66 Window Rock 6 Invitationals Snowflake First Gilbert Second Peoria Third AA North Conference First AA State First 120 Once again the Varsity wrestlers have shown their skill and determination by win ning the state championship for the second year in the row. Not only did they take state as a team, but the individuals also did great. First place was taken by Arthur Mar tinez, James Paddock. Roger Seymour, and Eddie Fritz. Rory Whipple was a runner-up. Third place was taken by Randy Bumgarner, and fourth place was taken by Ricky Sedillo and Bobby Candelaria. Opposite page. top. right, from left to right: Robb Cox, Rory Whipple, Ricky Sedillo. Bobby Candelaria. Nelson Tecklenburg. Eddie Fritz. Roger Seymour. Robert Joe. Coach Bob Crosswhite Second row left. Vera Ruiz manager. Willis Begay. Randy Bumgarner. Julius Keyonnie. David Aragon. Arthur Martinez. Steve Cordova. Ronnie Yazzie, and Orlando Alex Opposite page, bottom right. Ricky Sedillo This page top left. Vera Ruiz. Manager. Middle: Roger Seymour in competition Bottom. Nelson Tecklen burg in competition Whether it be freshman or JV, Below, Freshman wrestlers are. standing. Placido Baca. John Breeze. Brown Echoles. Erickson Gray. Richard Padilla. Lawrence Begay; kneeling. Lindred Torivio. Mark Brinkley. Michael Wishmann. Burke Whipple, and Victor Dare. J.V. wrestlers above are. standing. John Gose. Robert Cox. Kurtis Hasten. Nelson Tecklenburg, Tommy Duran. Louie Ramirez; crouching. Lawrence Begay. Aarron Fredricks. Keith Doucette. Loren Sadler, Steve Chavez. Alex Ray. David Orchard: kneeling. Jackson Williams. Jeff Murrey, David Aragon. Mark Lopez. Phillip Clark. John Marquez, and Kee Hardy. 122 it all adds up to lots of sweat Running Makes Them Happy 7 T The girls' cross country team was young this year but ran a fairly good season having 28 wins and 30 losses. Letters awarded this year were to Mary Lou Begay. Phoebe Dixon, Brenda Kincaid. Madeline Jensen. Antoinette Laban. Terri Peaches. Bernita Shirley. Rayna Swecker. Lettering for their second year were Roverta Kooyahoema, Genevieve Yazzie. Jacqueline Nahee. Diane Natseway, and Roberta Yazzie. Making the 1981 AA North All Conference First Team were Genevieve Yazzie and Roberta Yazzie. Opposite page top row left to right. Etta Taha. Brenda Kincaid, Diane Natseway. Caroline Williams, Genevieve Yazzie: middle left. Phoebe Dickson, manager, Rayna Swecker. Mary Lou Begay. Jackie Nahee. Roberta Yazzie; bottom left. Loretta Begay. Priscilla Attakai, Louise Begay, and Roverta Kooyahoema. Roverta Kooyahoema Berruta Shuley- Varsity Girls' Cross Country Scoreboard Sept. 1 1 Holbrook Dual 30 pts 2nd Sept. 12 Peaks Invitational 151 pts 5th Sept. 18 Winslow Kiwanis 121 pts 5th Oct. 10 Mingus Invitational 183 pts 7th Oct. 10 Flagstaff Dual 31 pts 2nd Oct. 13 Coconino Dual 22 pts 1 St Oct. 24 Tuba City 183 pts 8th Invitational Oct. 29 Holbrook Dual 32 pts 2nd Nov. 7 AA State North 68 pts 2nd Division Meet Nov. 13 AA State Meet at 144 pts 6th Estrella Mt. Park J.V. Girls Sept. 12 Peaks Invitational N.S. Sept. 18 Winslow Kiwanis N.S. 6th Oct. 13 Coconino Dual 26 pts 1st Oct. 24 Tuba City Invitational N.S. 3rd 125 Varsity Sept. 11 Holbrook Dual 43 pts 2nd Sept. 12 Peaks Invitational 218 pts 8th Sept. 18 Winslow Kiwanis 118 pts 6th Oct. 13 Flagstaff Dual 25 pts 1st Oct. 10 Mingus Invitational 269 pts 11th Oct. 13 Coconino Dual 32 pts 2nd Oct. 25 Tuba City 240 pts 9th Invitational Oct. 29 Holbrook Dual 49 pts 2nd Nov. 7 AA North Division 74 pts 3rd Meet Nov. 13 AA State Meet 158 pts 7th J.V. Oct. 13 Coconino Dual 47 pts 2nd Oct. 13 Flagstaff Dual 29 pts 2nd Oct. 25 Tuba City Invitational 278 pts 8th pp� cy AffltaJ This year s cross country team tied for second place at the division meet which qualified it for state. At state, the team finished 7th. Jefferson James lettered for his fourth year and made all confer ence second team along with freshman and first year letterman. Lindred Tori-vio. Other first year lettermen were Mer win Bilagody. Rudy Goldtooth. Law rence Satala. Darrell Shurley. and Vance Stago. Sophomores Percy Atta kai. along with team manager Marvin Etsitty received their second year letter awards. Top row from left to right: Edward Begay, Vance Stago. Jess Begay. Casey Kewanumptewa. Lor enzo Long. Marvin Etsitty manager, middle left. Wallace Youvella. Merwin Bilagody. Benjamin Charley Percy Attakai. and bottom left Lawrence Satala. Lindred Torvro. Perry Riggs Take It On The Run Girls Take AA Once Again Opposite page upp« f tefj; Hci .«r(ia Padilla. Karen Scott. Stephanie Gore. Viola Goldtooth. Missy Betoney. Lori Haydukovich. Coach Petronovich. Leah Reynolds. Tammi Chambers. Carole Jackson. Shea Reynolds. Berme Padilla. Bernita Shirley. Kneeling: Janette O’Connell. Lisa Kramer. Rowena Oso. (mgrs) Below; Bernie Padilla shoots for two. below left. Lon Hayduko vich attempts to make two. Upper left. Carole Jackson shoots for two. Upper right Lon Haydukovich looks for an open pass Above Bernie Padilla fights for the ball For the fourth time in a row the Varsity girls managed to once again win the AA North Division Title. With only three seniors on the team they had an excellent season, and are even expected to be even better next year with most players returning. Winslow 59 Chinle 45 Winslow 47 Mingus 59 Winslow 49 St. Johns 28 Winslow 61 Round Valley 53 Winslow 40 Snowflake 44 Winslow 64 Showlow 51 Winslow 54 Seligman 40 Winslow 56 Round Valley 53 Winslow 64 Snowflake 47 Winslow 62 Coconino 23 Winslow 41 Mingus 47 Winslow 67 Flagstaff 61 Winslow 52 Window Rock 48 Winslow 63 Holbrook 40 Winslow 53 Flagstaff 56 Winslow 58 Tuba City 35 Winslow 53 Coconino 36 Winslow 52 Window Rock 46 Winslow 45 Round Valley 47 Winslow 56 Holbrook 51 Winslow 47 Tuba City 35 Winslow 48 Snowflake 61 Winslow 61 Flagstaff 48 129 Members pictured above are. standing. Danny Gonzales. Charles Anderson. Charles Wilhoite. Bill Barris. Tim Pate. Victor Flemons. Tom Haydukovich. Fred Gonzales. Coach Rich Bratt; kneeling. Art Molina. Felix Guerrero. Wayne Oso (mgr). John Jacobs (mgr). Mike Petranovich (mgr). Ray Land, and Larsen Schultz Boys Qualify For State Tourney Winslow 49 Chinle 34 Winslow 52 Mingus 54 Winslow 56 St. Johns 41 Winslow 42 Round Valley 47 Winslow 61 Snowflake 53 Winslow 61 St. Johns 43 Winslow 47 Chinle 51 Winslow 64 Joseph City 28 Winslow 61 Coconino 55 Winslow 61 Mingus 52 Winslow 66 Flagstaff 41 Winslow 45 Window Rock 52 Winslow 69 Holbrook 59 Winslow 52 Flagstaff 54 Winslow 75 Tuba City 55 Winslow 49 Coconino 54 Winslow 74 Window Rock 62 Winslow 52 Round Valley 64 Winslow 39 Holbrook 42 Winslow 51 Tuba City 40 Winslow 46 Snowflake 75 Winslow 72 Tuba City 33 Winslow 44 Coconino 41 130 Pictured opposite page, far left. Victor Flemons. Charlie Wilhoite; This page. left. Felix Guerrero. Art Molina, and Ray Land; Middle left. Danny Gonzales; Below. Larsen Schultz; Bottom left. Ray Land; Bottom right. Tim Pate. The boys' varsity basketball team had a fairly good season this year. After playing a tough Coconino Panther team in the semi-finals at divisional, the Bulldogs had a record of 14-9. Coach Bratt stated that their win over Coconino was their biggest win of their season be cause it gave them a chance to go to state. He also stated that his team was like a roller coaster. sometimes they played well and sometimes they didn't do so great. Coach feels that the Bulldogs have a good chance at state. JV’s Face Tough Competition j v. Basketball players are pictured bot Facing tough competition, the Bull-toni of page from Left to Right; standing; d hgd a b ]0 record wjlh fjve Robbie Astorga. Tim Bonner. Steve Hayd . . kovich. Aivm Keyonnie. Eddie Larson Bn 9ames remaining in the season, an Hancock. George Parker. Arnold Kay Coach Rypkema said, that they were toncy. Mike Bonner, Jell Hancock. Kneel a really good ball club, and he en mg; Emerson Dickson. Danny Ruiz. joyed working with them. I fW fm v it A 132 — V Girls Extend Streak Girls J.V basketball team. Left to Right; Vangie Ballejos. Wina Tso. Amy Chambers. Yvonne Rodriguez. Jennifer Chischillie. Sherri He! ton. Coach Martin. Kristi Knowles. Carol Tecklenburg. Vanessa Powell. Mary Rockwell. Potoula Kretesdemas. Lon Mileham, Front Row. Orlinda Shirley. MGR Lisa Pointer. MGR Gayla Floyd. MGR Caroline Williams. Bonnie Poolheco The J.V. girls' basketball team extended its winning streak to 28 straight games going back to a 16 game stretch ending the 80-81 season. With five games left in the season, the JV girls were looking forward to that rarest of accomplishments, an undefeated season. Girls Play Short Winning Season Members pictured above are. left to right: Jenni fer Jaramillo. Kathy Ballejos. Aurelia Tsosie. Marka Gore. Sharon Glover. Pauline Denton. Kelly Blanford. Sandy Lee. Charlene Chisehillie. Char lotte Be lone. Georgianna Fredericks Kneeling: Coach Salas. 134 The freshman girls’ basketball team had a good season with a difficult schedule. Although the girls had to practice the same long weeks and hours as the other teams, they had only eight games on the schedule, about half what the other teams played. In spite of this disadvantage, the girls learned and played well, accord ing to coach Ken Salas. With just two games left on the schedule, the girls were sporting a record of four wins against only two losses. So. it seems, the Bull dog varsity and JV teams can look forward to excellent help in the next three years from the class of 1985. Frosh Boys Learn Winning Ways The Freshman boys basketball team had a fairly good season this year. With only 5 games remaining in their season, their record was 94. They averaged about 60 points a game, holding their opponents to about 48 points per game. Coach Baker feels that his team had a very good attitude about winning and that the team members worked very hard. Members pictured below: Left to Right: Jerry Chischillie. Pee Wee Echoles. Evener Scott. Mark Wood. Raymond Cheatham. David Orozco. Coach Baker. Nick Kretsedemas. Rudy Goldtooth. Mike Yonme. Klam Doucette. Ray Sanchez. Front. Left to Right: Mgr Pam Moore. Sherwin Bilagody. Ronald Scott. Perry Riggs. Jr.. Mgr Denise Dunham CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’82 136 NIINIE T© IIVE REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 SPIRIT SHOPPE 301 E. Third LINCOLN GONZALEZ KEGS AVAILABLE OWNER 93795 open 24 hours 317 Williamson PIZZA PUB 1530 E. Third CALL-INS WELCOME 2893927 Butler Agency 213 Kinsley 9-2444 SALUTING THE CLASS OF 82 CENTRAL DRUG Congratulations Seniors THE ROOTBEER STAND 2892911 2nd Kinsley Winslow. Afiiona 1001 Williamson 92891 When it comes to “Savings”, Western knows the score! The foresight people. Your Western Savings accounts are insured up to $100,000 by the F.S.L.I.C. 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With the finished product now in your hands you may be saying, Another year, another yearbook. If so. you are wrong on both counts. The 1982 Meteor, just as the school year of 1982, will come around only once. Though the year passed rather quickly, the staff and I sincerely hope that the attempt we made to capture it in pictures and print is one that will be pleasing to you for years to come. I would like to express my deepest thanks to all of the photographers and my staff for their total cooperation. I would also like to thank Mr. Watts, our advisor, and congratulate him on surviving his first year. I wish the best of luck to next year's staff. 160 Charles Wilhoite, Editor JV Baseball Improves Record Top Row: Left to Right. Mark Wood. Jeff Hancock. Brian Hancock. Coach Henling, Darren Venoy. David Orozco. Tommy Duran. Middle Row: Leil to Right; Jimmy Hernandez. Eddie Hall. Mike Bonner. Greg Greer. Steve Simonston. Raymond Sanchez. Front Row: Left to Right; Danny Bailon. Allen Laycock. Burke Whipple. Mike Luther. Otto Walters. Bennie Marquez The J.V. teams season ended with 8 wins and 7 losses. They had a great season for a young and inexperienced team consisting of 10 freshman. 7 sophomores, and 1 junior. TOP ROW: Left to right; Coach Art Griffith. Monte Gill. Bill Barns. Bert Mead. Mike Laur. John Jacobs (mgr.), MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Door Troy Vizcaya. Charles Anderson. Paul Capps. Rory Whipple. Ray Land. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Sanchez. Mike Petranovich. Quintin Oso. Stan Montano. Brown Echoles. Pee Wee Echoles. Varsity Ends With Winning Season This years Varsity baseball team had a winning season losing only 6 games, 3 of which were important conference games. The Bulldogs lost 2 to Flagstaff and 1 to Coconino, which put them in a helpless spot. Coconino swept a doubleheader against Tuba City closing the door on Bulldog playoff hopes. Coach Griffith is looking for an even stronger team next year with 9 returning lettermen. Ready, Get Set . . . The boys varsity track team are. below, bottom row. Martin Rubi. Richard Flores. Louis Francis. Jerry Chischillie. Loren Sadler. Lindred Torivio; 2nd Row. Joe Oso. David Orchard. Alex Ray. Evener Scott. Andrew Legate. Roger Graybeal. Marvin Etsitty: top row. Joe Ono. Paul Tyler. Victor Flemons. Tim Pate. Charles Wilhoite, Melvin Miles, and Michael Parker. The Boys' Track team was hampered by injuries at the division meet. Many of the team s expected division placers got hurt or were hurt prior to the meet. Loren Sadler, lower left, placed first at the meet and has a chance at breaking the school record at state if he can improve 9 inches. Roger Graybeal, right, is finishing a race strong. He finished 4th in the 400 meters at divisionals. Go! The girls placed 2nd at divisionals being barely beat by all season long rivals. Coconino. Missy Betoney is seen below long jumping. Potoula Kretsedemas, right, finished 3rd in the 400 meters at divisionals. Girls varsity track members are. kneeling. Diane Natseway. Bonnie Gallegos. Genevieve Yauie, Denise Dunham. Diane Dunham. Terri Peaches; 2nd row. Toni Ruple. Larita Wilkins. Melissa Rublin. Simone Hutchings. Janice Aragon. Lori Sedillo: top row. Brenda Kincaid. Pam Moore. Kara Clay. Missy Betoney. Sharon Glover, and Potoula Kretsedemas. Both Boys’ And Girls’ This year's boys varsity basketball team went to the state tournament seeded first from the North. They defeated the Window Rock Scouts in the championship game of divisionals held here in Winslow. The final score was 72453. Unfortunately. they lost in the semi-finals at state to the defending state champs of the previous two years by a score of 66-61. Seasons Reach Semi-Finals The Varsity girls basketball team almost did it this year at the state tournament. They won their first game again Cactus 77-43 but they were defeated during the second round by Safford 42 41. Lori Haydukovich made the state tournament team. Top; Leah Reynolds shoots for two. right; Lori Haydukovich goes up for two. bottom right; Henri Padilla attempts a shot, above; Lori Haydukovich who made the state team. Seniors Last Days The last two days for the senior class of Eighty-two were senior ditch day and class day. Ditch day was held at Big Surf in Phoenix where most seniors who signed up went to enjoy the big sun for a few hours. Class day the whole student body was let out to listen to senior prophecies and wills and also enjoy a skit. The Rest Of The Best ROBIN GORDEN DAVIS ZACHARY SEAN ROWLAND DARRELL LEE SHGRLEY The Lady Bulldogs made it to the AA State Quarter Finals for the second year in a row. Seven girls were selected to the AA North all division team. Making the first team were Bernie Padilla. Henrietta Padilla, and Lisa Montano. Stephanie Gore. Marka Gore. Lisa Hadnot and Lori Haydukovich made the second team. Henrietta Padilla and Lori Haydukovich are the only seniors leaving the team. A strong nucleus should be back next year for an even better season. Winslow 7 Holbrook 17 Winslow 25 Chinle 7 Winslow 10 Holbrook 7 Winslow 13 Tuba City 10 Winslow 22 Tuba City 10 Winslow 13 Page 17 Winslow 15 Mingus 22 Winslow 5 Page 9 Winslow 14 Tuba City 11 Winslow 6 Tuba City 5 Winslow 7 Window Rock 8 Winslow 10 Window Rock 12 Winslow 4 Window Rock 13 Winslow 4 Window Rock 8 TOP ROW left to right: Orlinda Shurley. Sherri Hylton. Carol Tecklenburg. Lori Haydukovich. Tammy Chambers. Lisa Hadnot. Kelli Blanford. Coach Martin. MIDDLE ROW left to right: Lori Mileham. Steph Gore. April Barner. Lisa Cramer. Jenifer Chlschilhe. Bernie Padilla. Marka Gore. Front Row left to right: Lisa Montano. Henrie Padilla. Lin Cunningham. Lisa Pointer. Debbie Bruchman. Bonnie Poolheco. Theresa Etsitty. Girls Go To State Again msssn fr mrT The Junior Senior Prom was held on April 24. 1982. at Bonnie Brennan School. This year s prom was a little unusu al. They chose a theme that was not a song title. The prom was decorated with lavender, fuschia and dark purple streamers, mock chandeliers and wall murals added to the touch of an evening in the city. The prom was dedicated to Mr. Bud Dismukes. The prom royalty are bottom left: Zach Rowland. Quintin Oso, and Victor Flemons. Bottom right: Myla Astorga, Rosina Madrid above right were crowned King and Queen. Above left: Kevin Ramsey and Susie Harris in the grand march. Music was provided by Travel Sound DJ Systems. When The Lights Went Down In The City This year the honors assembly was held Tuesday, May 4. It was a very successful assembly with many outstanding youths receiving scholarships from the various colleges, awards, and other types of recognition. Pictured Top left: Edward Fritz and Rory Whipple receiving the Arizona Republic scholarship. Bottom left: Kim McKeever being sworn in as student council vice president by the outgoing vice president, Charlotte Herzog. Bottom right: Andrew Le gate receiving the Bausch Lomb science scholarship. WHS Youth Is Honored The End Of The Road Graduation night was full of excitement and smiles on the face of every graduate, who will not soon forget the happy occasion. Above. left to right: valedictorian Charles Wilhoite. Robin Davis, valedictorian Eddie Fritz. Bot tom. left to right: salutatorians Susie Harris and LaRita Wilkins. Opposite page, clockwise from upper left: Charles Wilhoite and Victor Flemons, Robbie Cox. Francine Yazzie and Judy Lee. and Janet Pavatea. Chess Team Checks Out State The 1982 WHS Chess team had its best season in some years as it brought home the second place trophy from the Holbrook invitational tournament and qualified for state by finishing second in the divisional tournament at Coconino High School. The entire team will return for the 1982-3 season. Team members pictured at the state tournament are: clockwise from below. Robert Metiger. Ale Ray. Mike Kirby, Robert McDan iel. 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