Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

Tina Brockman Dianna Dinger Lisa Hylton Viola GoWtoothj Carole Jacks Brenda KencK Lucinda Kim inelte Roney Stacey Sheets MRW JiltUMJII CUHUI aren Scott Assistant Editor Becky Lopez Senior Editor rtard Scott Assistant Editor Julie Pawley Junior Editor Cramer ajbphomore Fditor AssistantlSophomore Editor eHutr Freshman Editor Sports Editor l an Bamzations Editor -..•is-’-H. ■ ■x -4 2 3 DENT BODY Kim This summer as always four boys and two girls attended boys and girls state. The boys all went to Flagstaff while the girls went to Tucson. This years boys were Mike Petronovich. Bert Mead. Brian Hancock. Stanley Montano. The girls who attended were Kim McKeever and Potula Kretsedemas. They commented that it was alot of fun and quite an experience. BOYS AND GIRLS STATE 5 1982 HOMECOMING The 1982 Homecoming was a great success! As usual the cheerleaders put on the homecoming event. This year’s theme was the Main Event as which it was with the all week float building, pep assembly, bon fire, parade, and the football game. 6 PEOPLE REAL On this page are some of Winslow High School’s Real People doing their thing. This page, above, is Bert Mead and below Lillian Rubhn Opposite page, Clockwise from upper left Stanley Montano; Lisa Hyfton. John Jacobs. Bonnie Gallegos: Kim Kent; Sophie Meek; Delores Tafoya, Mike Young. 8 HOMECOMING “82” ALL MY CHILDREN Hfippy Dfi S Petoula Kret: Brian Hancock John Jacobs j Stephanie Goto ROBERT ALAN ASTORGA football 1. 2. 3. 4; basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. choir t. 3; Key Club 4 CHRISTINA A BROCKMAN freshman scholarship, track 1; band 1. 2; lull orchestra t. 2; pep band 1. 2; accounting bronze award 3; girls state alternate 3: prom chairman 3: Meteor activities ed 3; student council 1. 2. 4; class treasurer 2: Quill and Scroll 3; Pres. 4. Meteorettes 4; Bulldog Barks leature ed. 4; photography 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. -DAVID ALEXANDER -JOE BAIL ON -KATHERINE BALDWIN 2; choir 1. 2. 3. 4; pres choir and ensemble 3. 4; Honor Society 4. Meteorettes 4; conference 4. all state 3; 200 Club 3. 4; basketball 1, 2; baseball 2; track 3; choir 1. 2. 3; DEBRA SUE BRUCHMAN volleyball 1: band 1; softball 2. 3. 4; Science Club 4; -EDWIN L. BAHE -DARYN CALLAHAN -LOUIS CARL PAUL NELSON CAPPS ROBERT JOSEPH baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; lettered 2. CANDELARIA 3. 4; All Coni. 1st team 3; 2nd looiball 1. 2. 3. 4. wrestling 1. team 2; All Slate 2nd team 3: 2. 3, 4. track 1. 3; A A North All State Hon mention 2; Ari- Cont. Heavy weight 2. 3; 2nd zona Dailey Sun Player of the team All Coni. 4. American Year 3; football 3; basketball 1; High School Athletic Award: W Ckib 4; Key Club 3. 4; Homecoming candidate 4: 3rd place Stale finals 3; W Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1. 2. 3; AAU Cultural Exchange 3; AAU Junior Olympic Games 2nd place Greco Roman Freestyle. 2nd place AAU Regionals 1. 2. 2nd place Grand Nationals 3; 2nd place divisionats shot put 3; Four time State freestyle champion JACQUELINE CHISCHILLIE EUSUBIO CHAVEZ volleyball 1, 2. 3; basketball 1. football 1. 2. 4. Mgr . track 2. 3. 4; Outdoors Club 4. Ski Club 4; STEVEN YSIDRO CHAVEZ EDDIE K. CHOW Wrestling 1. 3. 4; Ski Club 3 LISA R CHAVEZ Outdoors Club 4, 19 -DONOVAN CHOYOU -LORI R CHAVEZ -TAMMY CHAMBERS 2 KRSITEN KATHLEEN DEBOTTIS softball 2: Science Club 4 ANDREA CUCH LIN MARIE CUNNINGHAM freshman secretary; Chamber Singers 1. 2: softball 2. 3. 4. Art Club 2; v. pres 3; varsity basketball mgr 3. Honor Society 4. journalism 3. DAVID BRADLEY CONWAY honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4; oulstand ing mechanical drawing 1, Honor Society 4 ■CAMELIA DEWAKAKU KEN RAYMOND DONITHAN Choir 4; Speech and Drama 2. 4; weight training 2. 3. 4 DANIEL DENET LYLE PAUL DONEY DIANE PATRICE DUNHAM basketball 2. 3; band 1. 2. 3; choir 1. 2; track 1.2. 3. 4; state track 1. 3; typing honor roll 2; pep band 1. 2. 3; honor roll 1 RAYMOND DODGE DIANE LYNN DINGER GAYLA DIANE FLOYD Choir; basketball mgr 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 I ANl SUE FOWL FR MARVIN J. ETSITTY Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Indian Club 2. 4. pnnce 2; Science Club 3. 4; boys cross country mgr. 2. 3. 4; boys track mgr 2. 3. 4. lettered 2. 3. 4 DARRICK I ERVIN football 1. 2. 3; baseball 1; Key Club 2. 3. 4; Sgt at Arms 3. president 4; Outstanding Auto I Student 3 Choir 2. Drama 1. Dance Club -TAMMIF JEAN FAUNCE DANA CAROL FONK JOHN FRED VIOLA MURRILYN GOLDTOOTH volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 4; LONNY E GOSE basketball t. 2. 3. 4. lettered 2. Key Club 3. 4; tootball 2. 4. 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Indian lettered 4. defense tst All-Club 1. 3; Ski Club 1; Ad- Conf. 4 vanced Chorus 2. 3. lettered 3 EVERETT FRED GOMEZ DANNY GONZALEZ Spanish Club 2; Art Club 3. 4. W-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; basketball 1. vice pres. 3 pres 4. 2. 3.4 honorable mention 3. All Coot 3; AA-North Dtvison Champs 3; track 1. 2. 3. 4 21 MICHAEL DEAN HANSEN football 1,2. 34. an coni. 2nd team 4; baseball 1.2, 3. 4; basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; all coni hon mention 2; W Club 4; Key Club LATINA KAY HIGGINSON Ski Club 4; one act plays 1; all school play 1. 3: short hand award 3; AFS Club 2. RAYMOND S. HARBOLT football 4; Spanish Club 3; baseball 2; TOMMI ANN HILL golden certificate art award; scholastic art awards competition; swim team; photography. Outdoors Club. EDDIE HERNANDEZ LAURA LOUISE HONOWA AIEOP BIPSE Program 2. beginning choir 3; Chamber Singers 3; swing choir 4; Girls ensemble 4: JOHN JACOBS fooibail 1. 4; basebay 1. 2. 4; Key Club 3. 4; Sec 4; student council 4; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4, Honor Society 4; outstanding woods III 3: outstanding algebra II 3: Christmas royalty candidate 3; typing honor roll 2. LISA RONDELL HYLTON cheerleading 2. 3. 4; J V cheer captain 2: Varsity cheer capt 4; senior treasurer 4. basketball Mgr 1. Key Club Sweetheart 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; photo 2. 3. 4; Homocoming candidate 4. STUART C. JAMES SHERRI LEE IRWIN Art Club 2; Pres. 3; Honor So ciety 4; Annual 3; FBLA 4; outstanding art student 2; typing award 1; MARJORIE JENSEN volleyball 2. 3; basketball 2: cross country 4; CAROL JEAN JACKSON volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; all conf-2nd team 2. All Conf. Hon. Mention 3. 4; All State Hon Mention 3; AA North Champions 3; AA State runner up team 4; Snowflake tournament Champions 4; basketball 2. 3; AA North champions 3; Christmas tournament champion 3: Annual 2. 3; ass. Editor 3; editor 4; Photo 2. 3; Gull and Scroll 4; Tribe ol Many Feathers 2. 3. Arizona High School Rodeo team 2: NESTEA scholarship 2. HATTIE RAE JONTE1 California scholarship Fed 2; Honor Society 3. 4; honor roll 1. 2. 3; Science Club 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Outdoors Club 4; FBLA 4; outstanding algebra II 3: Outstanding foods I 2; 23 MICHAEL KIRBY LARRY JUE . Honor Society 3. 4; pres. 4; freshman scholarship award 1; honor roH 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3; Outdoors Club 4; outstanding weights student. Bulldog Bark6 3.4; Ed 4; Quid and Scroll 3. 4 EDDIE LARSON Ski Club 3. basketball t. 3; SAMUEL LEE KERZEL speech and drama 1; one act play 1; orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; lettered 2. 3. 4; Outdoors Club 4; full orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4 SHANE RETS KURCZODYNA Science Club 3. 4. Outdoors Club 4; 1st place ASU engineering design 3. BRENDA KAYE KINCAID band 1. 2. 3. 4; treas. 4; pep band 1. 2. 3. 4; basketball 1. 3; track 1, 2. 3. 4; lettered 1, 2. 3. 4; cross country 3; State 3; AFS 2. Outdoors Club activities director 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; photo 3. 4; student council 2; sophomore class sec ; state track 2. 3. 4; 3rd place mile relay 3; state band 1, 2. solo and ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4; NAU honors day 4; honor roH 1. 2. 3. 4; honor banquet 1, 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE LARGENT Science Club pres 4; Outdoor Club pres. 3. 4; band 1; cheerleading 3; gymnastics 1; drama 1; director school play 1; best across award 1. POTOULA PETE KRETSEDEMAS track t. 2. 3. 4; state track 2; 3rd place 3; basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; band 1. 2. 3. 4; lull orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 4. Quill and Scroll 3; v. pres 4; solo and ensemble 1,2.3. 4; all regional band 2.3. 4; outstanding typing I student 2; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4. typing honor roll 2; girls state participant 1; head drummer 3. 4; pit orchestra 1; pep band 2. 3. 4; Fiesta Bowl particpant 1; Ed Bulldog Barks 3. twirp candidate 3; student council 3. 4. band council 3. 4. honorary band award SHARON LARGO CYNTHIA LOPEZ LUCINDA LEWIS FBLA 4; class sec. 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4. photo 3. 4. student body treas 4; student council delegate 4. volleyball 3. STEPHANIE LYMER KIM ADELE McKEEVER musical play 1; student council 1, 3. 4; freshman rep. jr rep; student body v. pres. 4; photo 3. 4; outstanding photo student 3; Honor Society 3. 4. cheer leading 3; homecoming queen candidate 4. Key Club Sweetheart Cand 4; delegate student council convention 3. 4; girls state delegate 3. Quill and Scroll 3. 4; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4. ASU leadership workshop 4. NAU honor day 4. typing honor roll 2; shorthand honor roll 3. LORENZO LONG cross country 3. 4; Outdoors Club 4. Ski Club 3. track 44. BERT ARTHUR MEAD football 1. 2. 3. 4; lettered 2. 3. 4; all conf. 1st team 4; all state hon mention 4; basketball 2. 4. lettered 4. baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 1, 2. 3. 4. homecoming candidate 4; oys state 3; W Club 2. 3. 4. pres 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; member of who’s who among American high school students 3. band 1. 2; BECKY RUBI LOPEZ volleyball 2; Honor sooety 4, mat maids t. Girls ensemble 4. honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4; senior ©d. annual 4. swing choir 4. treble Choir 4; honor banquet 4. Quill and Scroll 4; MARK LOPEZ wrestling 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. Outdoor Club Treas 3. 4 track 2; football 3; ASU design and engineering competition 3. 4; GLORIA MAHLE 25 JOHN McKEEVER PEGGY McCORMICK Art Club 3: outstanding art 1 student 3; -JEFF MURRAY ARTHUR DARRIN MOLINA basketball 1. 2, 3. varsity 3. football 1. Ski Club 3. 4. w Club 4. Spanish Club; LUTHER A NEZ football 1. 2. 3. 4; -JOHN MONTOYA -MARIA MUNOZ Spanish Club 1. FHA 1. 2; -ELVIN NELSON LISA ANN MONTANO volleyball I. 3. 4; basketball 3. 4. softball 3. 4; softball 1st team all conf 3; Key Club sweetheart candidate; homecoming queen candidate 4. STANLEY FIDEL MONTANO football 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 3. 4; Elks football leadership award 4; hon. Mention 4. homecoming king candidate 4; freshman football offense award; student counci 1. 2. 3. 4. rep 1; pres. 3; student body pres 4; state student body council delegate 2. 4. national convention delegate 3; summer student council workshop 4; American Legion Boy's Slate 3; ASU honors day delegate 4; wrestling 1; basketball 2; baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 3. 4; W Club 4; Key Club 2; Christmas royalty candidate 1; 26 ROWENA I DON OSO volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. MVP 1; slate runners up 4; track 1; Ski Club 3; JOE MANUEL ONO football 1. 2. lettered 4; wrestling 1. 2. 4. lettered 1; track 3. 4; state finalist 3; Key Club 2. 3. 4. choir 1. 2. 3, 4. lettered 1. 2. 3.4. solo and ensemble 3. 4. W-Club 3. 4; JANETTE LISA O'CONNELL girls varsity basketball mgr 2. 3; honor roll 1; girls softball Mgr 2; shorthand award 3; DAVID ALLEN NATSEWAY band 1, 2r. v. pres 3. pres 4; symphony orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4. pit orchestra 1; state marching and festival 1; state concert band festival 1. 2. solo and ensemble festival 1. 2. 3. 4. new regional honor band l,NE re gional honor band 2. 3. 4; Fiesta bowl band 1; Untv of Arizona senior honor band 3. 4. Purdue Univ. Hall of Fame band honors 4; Norihland symphony orchestra 1; Flagstaff youth symphony 4; cross country 2; baseball 2; Scionce Club 4; student council 4. THOMAS PADDOCK band t. 2. 3. 4; FRANK D OHLSON Ait Club 3. Ski Club MICHAEL TODD PETRANOVICH football 1. 3. 4. lettered 3. 4; all conf. 2nd team 4; basketball 1. 2.3. 4. mgr lettered 3. 4. baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 3. 4; all conf. hon. mention 3. all area 2nd team 3; freshman class rep. boys state rep, 3; Key Club 2. 3. 4; W-Club 3. 4. v. pres 4. Honor Society 4; ASU medallion of merit award winner 3: twirp king 2: ASU leadership conf. 4; TIMOTHY BRYAN PATE basketball 1.2. 3. 4; leitered 2. 3. 4; all conf. 2nd team 3; all state hon mention 3. track 1. 3; lettered 3. divisional high jump champion 3. PRAGNA A. PATEL Honor Society 3. 4; choir lettered 2; 2nd year pms 4; honor roll t. 2. 3. 4; TERRI LYNN PEACHES track 2; track mgr 1, 3. 4, cross country 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2; 27 AI.EX MAX RAY wrestling 3. 4. lettered 4. track 1. 2. 3. 4. lettered 1. 2. 3. 4 captain 4. bask -tball t. Chess Club 1. 2 3. 4. capt 3. 4. band 1. Ski Club t. 2. 3; FBI A 2. 4; historian 4; student council 4. Rep 4 W Club 3. 4. Sec Treasurer 4. Honor Society 3. 4. v Pres 4 Outdoors Club 3 4. V Pros 4. school Key award 3. Quill and Scroll 4. speech and drama 4. boys stale alternate 3. junior-senior play 1. outstanding high school honors day 4. junior Olympics 2. 3. 4 track regional junior Olympics m El Paso 3. honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4. photo 4 TINA M PRINF Ski Club 3 Art Club 4. MARTIN RUBI track 1. 2. 3. 4; football 1. 2. 3. 4. capt 4. Letter mens Club 2 3. 4. FBL A state business math runner up 2. U P candidate 3; Quill and Scroll 3. yearbook business mgr 3. Honor Society 4. honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4. tresh-rnan scholarship award 1. outstanding business law 2; certificate of pro! data Proc. 2. out standing junior award 3. ABlFC delegate 3; NAU PHI KAPPA honors 3. 4 MARY PEREZ MARY HELEN ROCKWELL advanced band t. 2. 3. 4; pep band 1. 2. 3. 4. Fiesta bowl band 1; jaz2 band 1. 2: solo and ensemble I. 2. 3. 4. stale marching band festival I; state concert band festival 1; regional band 3. 4. volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. state runner up. basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 •THERESA RENIK URSULA RIGG newspaper stall 2; annual staff 2; once act play 3: Drama Club 4; honor roll 1, 2. typing award 1; outstanding typing award 3 -PHILLIP RODRIQUEZ 28 -STEVEN A SANCHEZ RAYNARDJ SCOTT honor A oil 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Business Leaders ol America 2. 3. 4, Tribe of Many Feathers t. 2. 3. 4, sec 4. Prince 4. Science Club 2. 3: Outdoors Club 4. sec areas 3: Ski Club 2. 3. Ouil and Scroll 4 title IV Native American Parent Action Committee student Rep 4. year book asst senior ed 4. speech and drama 1. 2; basketball 2. 3. mgr 3. toot ball t. upward bound 1. 2. 3. 4. KAREN MFRYIE SCOTT Honor Society 4. Indian Club 2. 3. 4; pres. 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; photo 4; annual 2. 3. 4. asst ed 4. class rep 2. class treas 3 student council 2. 3; Christmas royalty candidate t; volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; A A state runner up team 4. basketball 1. 2. DANNY R SANCHEZ football 1. 2. 4. baseball 3. ANGELA CHRISTINE SALAZAR meteorettes 3. 4. lettered 3: pres 4: sweetheart candidate 3. student council 4; honor roll BERNITA SHIRLEY MARY JANETTE SHUMWAY band I, 2. 3. 4; orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; choir 2. 4; girls ensemble 3. 4; AFS Club 2. Honor Society 3; treas 4; musical 1; school plays 1. 2. 3. 4; Speech and Drama 3. 4. regional band 2. 3. 4. regional choir 2; pep band 1. 2. 3. 4. stale band l; 29 RICKY M SEDILLO football 1. 2, 4; wrestling I. 4; baseball 1. 2 -CELIA D SINQUAH -LAURA LEE SMITH LARRY LEE WOO Honor Society 3. 4; historian 4; journalism 3. 4; Ski Club 3: Outdoors Club 4; outstanding intro, to bus I; ed. Barks 4; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Ireshman scholarship award Y. Quill and ScroH 3. 4. -DONACIANO MOtSES TAFOYA CHERYL ANNETTE VARNER band 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4. Sec 4; student council 4; FBLA 4; speech and drama 4; Ski Club 4; shorthand junior award 3; outstanding into, to bus 1; computer science award 2; honor roll 1. 2. 3. 4; pep band 1. 2. 3. 4; jazz band 1. 2. ERNEST W TAHO advanced band 1. 2, 3; pep band 2. 3; baseball 2 DANIEL TROY VIZCAYA football 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettered 2. 3. 4. 2nd team all area 4. wrestling 1.2. lettered 1.2; baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; lettered 2. 3. 4; all conf 2nd team 3; 1st team all area 3; W Club 1. 2. 3. 4; homecoming king candidate 4 JULIA TSO basketball 1; track 2. 3. 4. Upward Bound 1. 2. 3. 4. Outdoors Club 3. 4. Science Club 4; Dance Club 4 ELAINE LEODA WYRICK fall school play 2. 3. 4; spring school play 2. 3: one act play 1. 2. 3. 4; best actress 1; tournament one act 1. 2. 3. 4; speech and drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec; 3; Pres 4; band 1. 2,; orchestra 1. 2; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4; Honor Society 4; meteorettes 4; NAU honors day 4; photo 4; journalism 4. annual 3; outstanding contribution in drama 2. 3; Camp of Champs 4. 30 CURTIS D WHIPPLE track 1. -MIKE WILCOX NADINE JEAN YBARRA gymnastics 1. basketball 2. 3. Irack 2; S Club 2; Art Club 3. Art Club V. Pres 4; ROMALITA YOUVEllA Art Club 2. 3. 4; annual clubs editor 4; outstanding independent study art student 3: Quill and Scroll 4 -VERONICA POIEHEPTENA -ELIZABETH ALLEN ANOTHER WORLD Tammy AkJredge Christine Alkire David Aragon Janice Aragon Mark Arthur Ui ffi£a Billy Butler Stephanie Campsen Michelle Carl Michelle Chacon Amy Chambers Mary Chapman Benjamin Charley Marlmda Charley Jennifer Ch ch.llie Phillip Clark Kara Clay Tina Collateta Brian Cox Lisa Cramer Ramona Crank Gilbert Dailey Melissa DeWitt Lori Dexter Joe Dobbins Sharon Doney Keith Doucette Tommy Duran Ronnie Estudmo Roland Fragua Louis Francis Bonnie Galegos John Gallegos Marco Fusaro 15 Detores Gomez Danny Gonzales Roger Graybeal Greg Greer Debbie Hahn Perry Hall Jeff Hancock Pat Hancock Theresa Hannah Ricky Harris Kurlis Hasten Tambra Hatch Steve Haydukovich Donna Hayes Jim Head Mark Holman Laura Honawa Ben Irwin Cberyl James Rosie JarmiUo Harry Jonte Kim Kent Kristy Knowles Ettie Kretsedemas Dominique Kuhse Pat Kuhse Heighton Letseoma Greta Lomaystewa Regina Long John Marcos Lisa May Lisa McHood Michaei Sockyma Lon Mitcham Pam Miller Jerry Mitchell Kathy Mitchell Denise Montoya Dane Nalseway Erlinda Navarro Victoria Navarro Devin Nelson Hoskie Nelson iS Juke Pawley Tony Pearce Lisa Pointer Angela Poolheco Raquel Powell Shea Reynolds Sherri Rikke Jackson R� ggs Perry Riggs Darrel R� ce Lillian Rubtin Annette Ruiz Danny Sanchez Larry Satala Rena Scott Scott Secakuku Stacey Sheets Orlinda Sh.rley Steven Simonton Rand Sprankle Lori Swatzetl Rayna Swecker Nelson Tecklenburg Becky Tellez Steve Tuttle Paul Tyler Sherry Walks Allen Withrow Genevieve Yazzie Mary Jane Zale 39 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Lisa Adams Derrick Green Larry Oso David Alexander Lisa Hadnot Jacquhne Paddock Danielle Ami CecJ Hull Veronica Pole hep tewa Yvette Ami LaRae James Vanessa Powell Priscilla Attakai Marione Jensen Scott Richards April Baca George Joe Phillip Rodriquez Daryn Callahan Alvm Keyonme L«ssa Romero Bobby Candelaria Justine Kibbe Adam Rogers Jacqueline Chischiltie Edd« Larson Danny Ruiz Danny Chavez Angela Lewis Steven A Sanchez Eusebro Chavez Lucy Lomakema Ferns Satala Steven Chavez Thomas Long John Schroeder Donovan Choyou Cynthia Lopez Harrison Schultz Melanie Cleveland Stephanie Lymer Michelle Shemweli Kris Debottis Gloria Mahle Ceba Smquah Emerson Dickson John McKeever Gregory Spencer Richard Dickson Carol Moncayo Donaciano Taloya Rod nek Dtckson Henry Montoya Tina Thompson Phoebe Dickson Mike Mundine Jackson Williams Raymond Dodge Andrew Munoz Amos Yazzie Floyd Elmer Anderson Nagle Rose Yazzie Lam Fowler Delbert Natome Romalita Youvelia John Fred Marlene Navaio Robert Gotdtooth Michael Nelson Loony Gose Soohina Nelson i 41 ONE Dfly AT A TIME Charlene ChtschiiUe Perry Cleveland James Cocker ham Jean Cox Lynn Cronemeyer David Dalten Pauline Denton Derek Jones Linda Dixon Kiaine Doucette PeeWee Echotes Darieen Foster Darren Fowler Georgianna Fredericks Robert Gallegos Maria Garcia Susie Garcia Edward Geer Melvin George Sharon Glover Rudy Goldlooth Jacque Gonzales Marka Gore Michele Greenwood Shawn Harley Christian Hasten James Hernandez Laura Hernandez Jerry Hines Becky Hoke 47 Madeline Jensen Cnsty Jobe Sylvia Joe Lori Johnson Mark Johnson Norman Keams Kathy Kemski Nick Kretsedemas Poggy Kretsedemas Kathy Largo Charlene Lee Alan Laycock Sandy Lee Evrett Levmgston James Lewis Theresa Little Kathy Loera Danny R Lopez 48 Micheal Luther Lora Lymer Valerie Lope Virgil Mariano Annette Martinez Sonya McAdamas Paul McDaniel Theo McDaniel Chris McHood Sarah McKeever Joey McLaws Lyvonrve Meeks Cecil Miles Melvin Miles James Montano Ralph Montoya Lisa Montiel James Moore Valerie Morris Theresa Muchmore 49 Anthony Perez Ervin Peterson Kenneth Puucker Martin Poiacca Sanford Nammgha Bernard Natseway Belinda Nelson Denise Nelson Ernie Nez Sande Nielsen Bridget Oiague Teresa Oliva David Orozco Joann Ortiz Ceiestine Pablo Rosanda Paddock Richard Padilla Micheal Parker Daniel Parsons Jessie Passmore Lon Pawley A lane Polequaptewa Heather Pruiti Gilbert Qmntana-Sena Louie Ramirez Tim Renik Marie Rodriquez Darcine Romero Dean Roney Melissa Rublm Mac Ruiz . Raynette Salazar Ray Sanchez Gaylen Satala Marbert Scott John SchiM Randy Setestewa Christy Shaw Sandra Shipman Kris Sieweyumptewa Albert Smquah Carltss Sinquah Tifni Stem Etta Taha Carol Tecklenburg Becky Thudin Delphine Tom Lindred Tornno Edwma Tso Aurelia Tsosie Delphine Tsosie Rena Tsosie Linda Tuell Joan Varner Correen Vensel Dolly Wagoner Norman Wagner Tracey Walker Sylvia Walker Otto Walters Belinda Warren Kande Warren Burke Whipple James White Charles Wilham Kevin Williams Belinda Wilson Mark Wood Darlene Yazzie Roland Yazzie Mike Yonme Wallace Youvella Albert Yoyhoeoma Lisa Adams Cora Alexander Raymond Archibeque Joseph Armijo Sally Baumgartner Carrie Begay Dennis Begay Charlotte Be lone Clarence Billy Stephanie Bonds Haley Bumgarner Kathy Chavez Steve Cordova Norman Cuch Alvm Dailey Lyle Doney Mary Eberhard Louis Francis Sherri Helton Maureen Jensen Sylvester Jodie Darwm Kayquoptewa Casey Kewammptewa Alan Laycock Irwin I «e Fred Long Reyes Lopez Frank Lovato Jason Muchmore Darrel Namoki Devin Nelson Darryl Quavahema Gabriel Ribera Perry Riggs Johnny Sanchez Ronald Sandoval Denise Schultz Rena Scott Marknda Singer Vance Stago Irene Tsosie Moises Vaiiegos Raymond Vlarino Craig Ward Scott Witt Benson Yazzie JeHerson Yazzie Phillip Yazzie Roberta Yazzie SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Greg Ahmann Bonnie Batala Juhree James S3 THE yOUN6 AND THE RESTLESS D� ana Breeze Danielle Martinez Robert Allen Domingo Alonzo Arlene Anaya Larisa Anderson Andrew Anzores Frank Apodaca Michelle Arnold Paul Astorga Sophia Attakai Tammy Atwood Michelle Baca Pat Baca Coona Ballejos Yolanda Ballejos Audra Bard Iris Barton Tracy Bashor Roy Begay David Bell Arlmda Ben Denise Bengson Irene Bitsore Sheldon Black Andrew Blair Deblxe Chavez Tom Butler Michelle Cake Colleen Callahan Rosetta Carle Joanna Charley Carolyn Chavez Mark Brinkley Reggie Brown Carmelita Brockman Davey Burnell Dominique Chavez Beri Bowannre Verna Brady Diana Breeze 57 Henrietta Dickson Meriitha Dixon Tammy Dixon Jerry Grwschiltie Monica Choyou Marly Cook Kathleen Crooemeyer David Curley Lorena Dadd Stephanie Davis Cynthia Dazen Earl DeBottis Russell Denny Debbie Denton Sharon Clark Tawme Collie Ray Cheatham Darrell Chee a I m .V Melissa Doney Palricia Doney Solomon Duran Michael Ellis Maria EstudiUo Theresa Elsilty Linette Faunce Craig Foster Leslie Fusaro Nancy Garcia Sharon Garcia Michael Garner Pilar Gonzales Tatum Gonzales Walter Gonzales Charles Goodson Natalie Gray Michelle Greer Merle Graymountain Annette Guerrero Stanley Guitierrez Iliya Hadnot Byron Hairrell . Michelle Haiwood 59 Genae Hancock Yvette Hangen Jack Hanno Jim Hanson Tina Hanson Jack Harding Misty Harding Steve Hardy Shem Harris Tedd Harris Sharron Hill Brian Hoke Irvin James Kara James Jennifer Jaramillo Carol Kanuho Jim Katoney Lisa Kaufman Ian Kerr Dean Keyonnie Shannon Kimberhn Wilma Kirby Sabrina Kislingbury George Kohler Michael Koryaquaptewa Helen Kretsedemas Christina Kyasyousie Pat Lancaster Luther Lee Veronica Lee Juanita Lester Janice Long Claudia Joe Sherry Joe Steven Joey Michael Johnson 61 Mark McLain Metghan McLean Sophia Meeks John Mentt Lisa Miera Kevin Miles Stephan Miller Tami Minetee Clayton Morgan Christine Munoz Mary Long Dorothy Lomakema Debra Lopez David Marin Danielle Martinez Lisa Martinez Patricia McCormick Neomi Nahee Darryl Nehoitewa Christina Nelson Michelle Nelson Tamara O'Connell Gina CHague 62 Richard Oliva Carol Ovah Sandra Ovah Wilfred Paddock Sarah Parish David Parmenter Sanjay Patel Kristy Rhoads Reese Richards Angela Richen Dukane Ramsey Jukus Riggs Frank Rodriquez Mark Rogers Sheila Paul Karen Pawley Mike Peterson Stephanie Phillips Darren Poteyestewa | Bonnie Poolheco DuShane Powell DuWayne Powell Jeannette Preston Debra Reyes Mike Rosenberger Davnna Ryan Vera Saganna Twila Sahmea John Scotl Norma Scotl Selwyn Sekaquaptewa Jerry Sekayumlewa Michelle Shing MicheUe Shultz Connie Singer Richard Smith Roger Smith Jen Stucker .Brian Suetopka Brenda Sundwall Steve Swatzeil Delores Taloya Dominique Tafoya Byron Talayumptewa Brian T ha mack Glenda Thompson Jody Thomas Laverne Thompson Sheila Thompson Christine Todacheenie Ernestine Todacheenie Shawn Tootsie Twila Tootsie Cheryl Tonvio 64 Troy Tsosie Detvm Tungovia Sharon Turile Rondall Tuttle Debbie Vigil Rondall Wall Bridget White Christine Whitehorse Kevin Whitman Janice Wdhoije Bill Whitney Craig Wilson Michael Wmans Mike Wischmann Emerson Yazzie Wmmfred Yazzie Gary Ybarra Barry Yoyboeoma Lois Young Christopher Zamora Bernaatne Gomez Erickson Gray Wilfred Hardy Wallace Hyloma Riley Jackson Dalton James Mane James Bernice Jaramillo Timothy Jensen Ommy Jensen Terry Jodie James John Lone Johnson Jerry Jue Darrell Lane Byron Long TiHman Long Virgil Long Cathy Lovato Amelia Maktime Benny Marquez Beverly Mayberry Lisa Mayberry Cecil Miles Gary Multine Leo Nez Donna Ono Steve Ortiz Raymond Paddock David Padilla Joel Panana Richard Passmore Minesh Patel Leon Poieheptewa Irving Pooiheco Donald Rost Connie Sanchez Daniel Sanchez Elmer Satala Rhonda Scoot Richard Shipman Neal Simoms Mark Smith James Straub Luther Taha William Taho Melissa Tewanema Christopher Thomas Kevin Williams Ross Yon me Mike Young Sabrina Alexander Destrey Anseil Milton Attakai Paul Baca Darryl Beeson David Begay Davis Begay Edward Begay Nadme Begay Kelly Byrd Charles Carter Robert Cassidy Homer Chezumpena Jerry Chischtfbe Rhonda Cunningham Karen Curley Allen Davis Allison Davis Thomas Echoles David Estudillo Paul Etire Dean Fowler Leon Frank Michelle Funk Beverley Lister Members of the Governing Board are: (left to right) Bob Varner, clerk; Sue Hancock. Vice-President; Wayne Metzger. President; Frank Higginson. member; and Harold Soehner. member. 67 Mr. Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mrs. Betty Scott 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. Sue Tecklenburg Bookkeeper Mrs. Marilyn Oso Clerical Aide 68 Mrs. Gail Weatherton Secretary Mrs. Jerri Freeman Attendance Officer Mr Ron Harris Boys Counselor Mrs. Lorame Clubbs Girts Counselor Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Counselor's Secretary Mr. Don Baker Psych Soc.. Hist. Govt Mr Jim Baker Resource Mr. Ron Bellman Alg. Geom. Gen Math Mr. Richard Bratt Free Ent.. Am Az Govt. Mr. David Conatser Bk .. Chordate Anat. Mr Kenny Conatser Bio.. Pyhsics Mr. Bob Crosswhite Weights. Co-Ed P E. 69 Mr. Bud Dismukes Woods 1. Bldg.. Trades Mrs. Christine Evans Home Economics Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg. Trig Cal Mr. Eugene Gonzales Art Mrs. Cam Greenwood English 1 2 Mr Artie Griffith Az. Am Govt. Am History Mr Marty Haub Band Mr Jim Hanting Alg,. Geom Mr. John Henling Rd. Imp.. Eng. Ill Mr. Bob Howell English I Mil. Drama Mr Jim Jenson Intro.. Bus. Typing I Mrs. Michele Joshu English I II. English 1B 2B 70 Mr John lauc Resource Mrs. Linda Long Typing 1. Shorthand Mr. Jake Magallanez Intro. Comp Sci.. Acct.. Comp Sci. Mr Henry Martin Rding Imp Mr Jack Martin Orchestra Mrs. Liz McLaws Co-Ed PE. Phys Ed Mr. Pat Meldrum English II III Mr Gregory Moore Alg.. Gen Math. Plane Geom Mrs. Jackie Nagel Home Economics Mr. Emil Nasser Weights. P.E. Mr. Don Petranovich Am History. Place Geog Econ Geog Mr George Rockwell Metals l II 71 Mr. Ken Salas WkJ His Mod Hist, Am History Mr Samuel Stores Choir Mr Roger Slade Mech Dr, l ll, Gen Math Mrs. Delores Stotts Typing l ll, Bus Mach Sec Proc Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Librarian Mr Bill Taylor English l lll Miss Meiisse Terry Spanish. Rd. Imp Miss Kristin Waddle Resource Mr Manny Walton Auto l ll Mr. Doug Watson Earth Sci Physical. Chem.. Bio Mr Gary Watts English II. Journalism Annual Mrs. Mary Rublin Nurse 72 Mrs. Barbara Dugger Aide Mrs. Sharon Hasten Teachers Aide Mrs. Ida Orchard Teachers Aide Mrs. E. Wilcox Teachers Aide Mr. Steve Harrison AV Director Mrs. Mildred Polk AV Secretary 73 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS r+ Lindred Torivio Boy's Cross Country 5 Way at Flagstaff 3rd 78 pnts Winslow Kiwanis Invitational 8th 197 pnts Holbrook Invitational 9th 275 pnts 3 Way at Winslow 2nd 37 pnts. Gallup Invitational 12th 318 pnts. Mingus Invitational 8th 258 pnts. Window Rock Invitational 8th 164 pnts Division Meet at Coconino 4th 88 pnts. Although the boy's cross country team had a stow start they finished the year off with a fairly good season. Having a total of 26 wins and 46 losses, they placed 4th at divisions. The team being fairly young, looked to be strong and could turn out to be a great asset to Winslow. Junior. Lawrence Satala. and Sophomores Lindred Torivio and Shawn Tootsie were the three top runners. L-H Bottom row- Beo arr n Charley. D rw i Kayquaptewa. Lmdrod Torivio. Shawn Toots Top Row Percy Altaim Mike Yoon . Lorervro Long. Marwi E tv tty THEY’RE OFF AND RUNNIN’ Girl’s Cross Country 5 Way at Flagstaff 4th 83 pts. Winslow Kiwants Invitational 2nd 90 pts Holbrook Invitational 2nd 71 pts. 3 Way at Winslow 1st 33 pts Gallup Invitational 5th 166 pts. Mingus Invitational 6th 198 pts Window Rock Invitational 1st 31 pts Division Meet at Coconino 4th 90 pts The OTS Cross Courwry iNm had ■ good season 1h yw They had • total 0� 36 weis and 17 losses and placed 4th at drusaons TN� year Ihe 0� h showed themselves to Cxi a progressne learn Genevieve Yaa hnrshed the year oH by mekng the 1982 AA Drnswn I Fett Team Sophomores. Charlotte Be on end Carmeau Stockmen made lor the 1982 AA Orvwron I Honorable Mention Roberta Yazzw abo showed herse one 04 the lop runners lor the season Overall the whole learn 0(3 a great ot Team Picture, top row K Terry Peaches. CarmeSta Brockman. Genevieve Yazzw. Coach Conatser. Etta Taha. Roberta Yazzie Bottom row K Veronica Etsrtty. Winded Yazzie Sara Parah. Bernrta Shrrtey. Charlotte Belone SCOREBOARD Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow 15-15 10-16-15 15-15 15-06-15 15-15 15-15 15-15 15-07-12 15- 15 16- 10-19 15-15 19-11-15 15-07-14 03- 15-15 06-11 15-15 15-15 15-15 15-12-15 15-15 14-13 14-15-15 04- 15-14 06-09 Holbrook Page Chinle Showlow Snowflake Page Window Rock Window Rock Holbrook Snowflake Coconino Coconino Snowflake Mingus Mingus Flagstaff Flagstaff Tuba City Tuba City Window Rock Mingus Marana Gererd Mingus 10-08 15-14-03 07-07 02- 15-07 10-13 13- 13 09- 05 06- 15-15 05-13 14- 15-17 10- 12 17-15-04 12-1516 15- 09-07 15- 15 05-04 12-04 03- 06 07- 15-06 02-10 16- 15 16-04-04 15-09-06 15-15 1982 A A STATE RUNNERS - UP Clockwito upper right opposite page: Mrs. McLaws and Sherri Helton discuss game plan. Right Bernte Padilla gets one over the net Lower right: Lisa Montano dinks the ball. Center right; Carole Jackson and Sherri Helton attempt a block Clockwise from upper left; 1982 State Champs On official’s stand top Carol Tecklenberg. Mary Rockwell. Melissa Betoney, Standing left to right; Coach McLaws. Sherri Helton. Jenifer Chischillie. Viola Goldtooth. Carole Jackson. Berme Padilla. Karen Scott Kneeling left to right; Vanessa Powell. Rowena Oso. Lisa Montano. Right; Berme Padilla and Carol Tecklenberg both go for the ball. Left; Jenifer Chischillie bumps the ball while Missy Betoney watches The varsity volleyball team had a super season. They won the Snowflake tournament, tied for first in conference. They took second at divion-als and went to state. While at state they became the 1982 A A Runners-up. Their season record was 19-5 while conference was 8-2 78 V J.V. HAS NEW COACH 80 J.V. volleyball this year had a fair season. To start things off they had a new coach. Mr. Martin was the previous coach until Mrs. Nagle took over. Most of the girls were inexperienced but got the experience now to be ready for next year. TOP: Two front row players attempt a block. UPPER RIGHT: Kelly Blanford jumps high for the spike BELOW: Amy Chambers and Shannon Kimberlm both go for the ball OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Mrs Nagle. Marca Gore. Amy Chambers. Kelly Blannord. Shea Reynolds. Sharon Clark. Charlene ChischiUie KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Martinez. Natalie Gray. Jeri Stocker. Shannon Kimberlm. Angela Poolheco. Bonmne Pod-heco BOTTOM LEFT: Amy Chambers reaches high to get the ball over the net. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shea Reynolds comes down from spiking the ball. Winslow vs. Holbrook 14-06-03-15 Winslow vs. Window Rock 09-15. 03-15. 11-15 Winslow vs. Window Rock 15-02. 04-15. 12-15 Winslow vs. Holbrook 12-15. 16-14. 13-15 Winslow vs. Snowflake 15-11. 15-09 Winslow vs. Coconino 15-04. 15-04 Winslow vs. Coconino 12-15. 16-14, 13-15 Winslow VS Snowflake 07-15. 11-15 Winslow vs. Mingus 15-00. 15-13 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 15-03. 09-15. 15-03 Winslow vs. Flagstaff 09-15. 15-08. 15-13 Winslow vs. Tuba City 12-15. 11-15 Winslow vs. Tuba City 13-14. 11-15 Winslow vs. Mingus 15-06. 15-10 BULLDOGS HAVE TOUGH YEAR Top: Left to Right, Coach Magallanez. Coach Salas. John Jacobs. Bob Candelena. Mike Hansen. Brian Hancock. Bert Mead. Nelson Tecklenberg. Nick Kretsedemas. Jetf Hancock. Coach Baker Second Row: Martin Rubi. Troy Vizcaya. Mike Wilcox. Mike Bonner. Derrick Green, George Parker. Kurt Hasten. Rick Sedillo. Tim Bonner, lonny Gose. Anthony Perez Third Row: Joe Ono. Roger Graybeal. Dave Orchard. Stan Montano. Brown Echols. Luther Nez. Steve Simonton. Derrick Ervin. Paul Tyler. Jason Muchmore. Bottom Row: Phillip Clark. Mike Luther. Danny Sanchez. Ray Harbolt. Ned Beaulieu. Joey Bailon, Mike Petrano-vich. Richard Smith. Mark Wood The 1982 season was not a good one for the Bulldogs. ending with a 2-7-1 record. The two wins and one tie put them in the state playoffs. The quarter finals. Winslow vs. Glendale Independence, was a nothing nothing game into the middle of the second quarter. Winslow sustained a strong drive in their first possission taking them all the way to Glendale's eight yard line. Paul Tyler did not clearly receive a handoff from Stanely Montano causing a turnover, in Glendale's favor, which was the first and most critical mistake in the Bulldog's 44-0 loss. Even though the Bulldogs had a bad season, they still ended up with eight players on conference teams. First team defense Lonny Gose. lineman; first team offense. Bert Mead. Wide-receiver; Brian Hancock. lineman; Ned Beaulieu. Punter. Second team defense: Ricky Sedillo. lineman; Bobby Candeleria. linebacker; Mike Hansen, defensive back. Second team offense: Mike Petranovich. lineman. Coach Baker looks to have a fine team next year with 19 82 returning lettermen. Coach Baker Coach Magaiianez Coach Salas Stanley Montano OB Richard Smith OB Mike Hansen DB Joey Ballon QB Ned Beaulieu K Phillip Clark LB Ray Harbdt DB SCOREBOARD Winslow 03 Page 21 Winslow 06 Holbrook 21 Winslow 08 Snowflade 44 Winslow 07 Blue Ridge 27 Winslow- 14 Window Rock 13 Winslow 00 Coconino 41 Winslow 28 Mingus 00 Winslow 00 Flagstaff 30 Winslow 20 Tuba City 20 Winslow 00 Glendale Independence 44 Independence Troy Vizcaya DB Derrick Ervien DB Derrick Green DB Mike Luther WR Roger Graybeal DB 83 Brown Echotes RB Paul Tyler RB Danny Sanchez RB Robert Astorga RB Michael Bonner DB Marlin Rubi LB Mark Wood RB Mike Petranovich C John Jacobs G Mike Wilcox G Luther Nez G David Orchard G 84 Loony Gose NG Steve Simonton G Anthony Perez G Jason Muchmore T Nick Kretsedemas T Nelson Tecklenburg T Curtis Hasten T Jeff Hancock G Ricky Sedillo T Bobby Candeleoa T Bert Mead WR Joe Ono E Brian Hancock T George Parker E Tim Bonner E 85 JV HAS FINE SEASON Winslow SCOW BOARD Aacord 12 Coconino 6 Window 27 TjM Oly ?0 W.nUo� 12 SnowflaKc 14 9 Mingus 2 S2 Holbrook 6 9 riagaiati 31 Wmyow 22 Window Rock 6 Members of the JV football team, pictured above are. backrow, Phillip Clark. George Joe. Ron Scott. Lawrence Begay. David Orozco. Jason Muchmore. Curtis Hasten. Perry Clevetand. Fred Long. Byron Ta-layumptewa; middle row, Coach Taylor. Burk Whipple. Richard Padilla. Anthony Perez. Mark Wood. Norman Kearns. Evener Scott. Virgil Mariano. Erickson Gray. Amos Yazzie. Tommy Smith, and Coach Baker; bottom row. Jackson Williams. Rudy Gold-tooth. Robert Gailejos. Tommy Duran. David Aragon. Danny Bailon. Benny Marquez. Chris Begay. Perry Riggs, and Joel Panana. m 86 Members of the Frosh football team pictured below are. backrow, Ian Kerr. David Parmenter. Russell Denny. Craig Wilson. Mike Johnson. Brian Hoke. Byron Hairrell. James John. Craig Foster; 2nd row, Robert Allen. Mike Wmans. Iliya Hadnot. Richard Smith. Mark Smith. Domingo Alonzo. Paul Astorga. Sheldon Black; 3rd row, Leon Poleheptewa. Wallace Hyeoma. Marty Cook. Soloman Duran. Pilar Gonzales. Nathan Curley. Dean Keyonnie. Andy An-zures; Front row, Chris Zamora. Marty Taho. Mike Garner. Chris Thomas. Pat Lancaster. Mike Koiya-quaptewa. Rondall Wallis. SCOREBOARD Record 5-1-1 Wratcrm 46 Wmiow 7 ASnsiOw 20 Wnstow 4? ASnsio 31 AVislo 14 Wvniow 41 Coconino 14 Tuba Oy 0 SnowfUho 20 Mingus 12 HoitKOC 6 rwgstafl 24 Wmoow Roc 20 RECORD SHOWS PROMISING FUTURE REBUILDING TEAM 3RD AT STATE Top Row Shern Wallace, mgr: Alex Ray: David Orchard. Lawrence Begay. Nelson Tecklenburg. Ricky Sedillo. Mark Smith. Coach Crosswhite Middle Row: John Breeze. Robert Joe. Kelly Chavez. John Marcus. Burke Whipple Bottom Row David Aragon. Mike Garner. Jeff Murray 1982-83 was a good season for the wrestlers. Coach Crosswhite said he was not expecting much from his team because, it was supposed to be a rebuilding year. The team won divisionals and placed third in the state tournament. Coach Crosswhite is looking for a strong team next year, that could possibly be state champions. 88 89 Top Row left to right Manager Richard Padilla. Billy Bagley. Jeff Hancock. Kurtis Hasten. Amos Yazzie. Virgil Mariano. Coach Baker Middle Row left to right: James White. Brian Cox. Steve Simonton. Byron Talayumptewa. Anthony Perez. Mike Wischman Bottom Row Left to right: Rondall Wallis. Roland Yazzie. Marvin Curtis. JV LEARNS FROM LOSSES Winslow 19 Winslow 18 Winslow 17 Winslow 14 Winslow 27 Winslow 24 Winslow 12 Winslow 4 Holbrook 21 Holbrook 36 Coconino 32 Holbrook 34 Snowflake 24 Snowflake 15 Flagstaff 53 Tuba City 45 90 FROSH HAVE A WINNING SEASON Top Row left to right: Russell Denny. Mark Smith. Steve Miller. Coach Conatser Bottom Row left to right: David Parmenter. Rondall Wallis. Solomon Duran. Gary Mul-tine This year the frosh boys did extremely well They had a good season with only two loses. The frosh boys worked hard to win their matches with lots of hard practice. Winslow 39 Holbrook 24 Winslow 36 Holbrook 34 Winslow 66 Mingus 4 Winslow 44 Window Rock 14 Winslow 54 Coconino 21 Winslow 30 Holbrook 34 Winslow 56 Snowflake 10 Winslow 42 Kingman 30 Winslow 51 Flagstaff 9 Winslow 30 Tuba City 33 91 GIRLS MAKE IT FIVE IN A ROW Standing Left to Right Coach Peironovich. Viola Goldtooth. olds. Berme Padilla. Potoula Kretsedemas. Jackie Chischiihe. Jennifer Chischiihe. Kelly Bianford. Missy Beloney. Carol Teck- Rowena Oso. Lisa Cramer. Bonnie Poolheco lenburg. Mary Rockwell. Sherri Helton. Edwina Tso. Shea Reyn- SCOREBOARD Winslow 57 St Johns 45 Winslow 56 Round Valley 50 Winslow 78 Holbrook 33 Winslow 48 Flagstaff 34 Winslow 60 Capm Verde 34 Winslow 78 Monument Valley 34 Winslow 45 Showlow 40 Winslow 32 Kirtland 48 Winslow 65 Window Rock 49 Winslow 63 Snowflake 58 Winslow 53 Window Rock 51 Winslow 78 Holbrook 41 Winslow 64 Coconino 26 Winslow 70 Mingus 70 Winslow 40 Flagstaff 49 Winslow 81 Tuba City 43 Winslow 57 Snowflake 54 Winslow 57 Window Rock 40 Winslow 58 Coconino 49 Winslow 54 Mingus 45 Winslow 63 Tuba City 31 Winslow 47 Mingus 62 Winslow 60 Gilbert 46 Winslow 52 Buckeye 60 This year, the Bulldog girls’ basketball team was the class of the conference. Behind strong play from a group of players who are still not seniors, the team roared to a 20-4 record and an outstanding fifth consecutive conference championship, and a trip to the state championships where the girls made it to the semifinals before losing to Buckeye. With no starters due to graduate, the girls should be even tougher next year and are looking to a trip to the final game of the state championship tournament. Could this be the reason for the smile on Coach Petranovich is face as he talks on the telephone on the opposite page? 92 Clockwise from Upper Left Hand Corner: Shea goes up for a shot. Missy waits to rebound. Bernie shoots. Shea goes for layup. Missy shoots. Bernie takes shot. Coach Talking on phone. 93 Left to Right: Emerson D ckson. Danny Gonzalez. Mike Hansen. Haydukovich. Evener Scott. Mike Bonner. Robby Astorga. Mike Fred Gonzalez. Bert Mead. Tim Pate. Brian Hancock. Steven Petranouich. Mr. Rypkema. Mr. Bratt. John Jacobs SCOREBOARD Winslow 52 St. Johns 54 Winslow 66 Round Valley 52 Winslow 51 Holbrook 55 Winslow 48 Flagstaff 55 Winslow 47 Alchesay 55 Wmslow 70 Chinle 60 Winslow 55 Showlow 54 Winslow 67 Snowflake 64 Wmslow 74 Window Rock 60 Wmslow 72 Holbrook 55 Winslow 68 Coconino 46 Winslow 60 Mmgus 41 Winslow 64 Flagstaff 56 Winslow 67 Tuba City 56 Winslow 49 Snowflake 43 Winslow 81 Window Rock 61 Winslow 65 Coconino 57 Wmslow 60 Mmgus 36 Wmslow 65 Tuba City 61 Wmslow 74 Window Rock 56 Wmslow 70 Flagstaff 64 Wmslow 69 Gerard 44 Wmslow 55 Lake Havasu 49 Wmslow 65 Nogales 70 94 STRONG END FOLLOWS SHAKY START After a shaky state in which the Bulldogs lost four of their first five games. Winslow came roaring back to finish second in the state tournament with a record of 20 wins against 5 losses. Led by first-team all staters Danny Gonzales and Tim Pate together with the outstanding defense of Mike Hansen, the Dogs put together a 19 game winning streak before falling in a close decision in the finals of the Arizona AA state championships. Coach Bratt will lose some fine seniors, but looks forward to a lot of talent coming up from the freshman and JV teams. The JV girls had another outstanding season, posting a 13-3 record. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Harry Martin the squad put in a fine performance this SCOREBOARD ‘‘82-83 year that should look to be an extremely well-balanced team next season Fine talent and good coaching helped the team to prosper tremendously. The JV Winslow 45 St Johns 30 squad should provide a lot Winslow 48 Round Valley 40 of help to future varsity Winslow 38 Holbrook 36 teams Winslow 52 Flagstaff 19 Winslow 29 Snowflake 38 Winslow 30 Window Rock 39 Winslow 42 Holbrook 43 Winslow 38 Coconino 33 Standing left to right: Lori Winslow 46 Mingus 26 Mileham. Charlene Chtschil- Winslow 48 Flagstaff 39 lie. Sharon Glover. Linda Winslow 41 Tuba City 37 Tuell. Pauline Denton. Winslow 42 Snowflake 38 Coach Martin. Vanessa Winslow 57 Window Rock 39 Powell. Amy Chambers. Winslow 37 Coconino 36 Marka Gore. Sandy Lee. Winslow 40 Mingus 31 Aurelia Tsosie Kneeling left Winslow 45 Tuba City 30 to right Annette Martmez. Natalie Gray. April Baca JV CONTINUES WINNING WAYS % INCONSISTENCY PLAGUES JV SQUAD Standing left to right: Coach Rypkema. Michael Nelson. Atvin Bonner. Ronald Scott. Kneeling left to right: Raymond Sanchez. Keyonnie. Micheal Yonmc. Perry Cleveland. Nick Kretscdemas. Da Perry Riggs. Jerry Chischilhe. James Moore. Dean Roney, vid Orozco. Rudy Goldtooth. Klaine Doucette. Mark Wood. Tim SCOREBOARD ' 82-83 Winslow 39 Si. Johns 38 Winslow 59 Mingus 54 Winslow 68 Round Valley 31 Winslow 53 Flagstaff 56 Winslow 50 Holbrook 64 Winslow 57 Tuba City 55 Winslow 41 Flagstaff 49 Winslow 52 Snowflake 54 Winslow 51 Snowflake 61 Winslow 41 Window Rock 57 Winslow 47 Window Rock 56 Winslow 49 Coconino 64 Winslow 52 Holbrook 33 Winslow 53 Mingus 41 Winslow 34 Coconino 54 Winslow 69 Tuba City 72 Though the JV boys had a 6-10 record this season, there is no telling what these athletes will accomplish with more experience and determination. The first two ballgames seemed to show their true potential, but things came tumbling down. The games were all fought to the end and they never gave up. These boys should be tough to beat in coming years. Pictured from left to right. Nathan Curley. Michael Young. Kevin Miles. Pat Lancaster. Craig Foster Johnson. David Begay. Wilfred Paddock. Iliya Hadnot. Coach Baker. Elmer Satala. Sheldon Black. Richard Smith. Tommy Butler. Mike Winslow 57 St. Johns 62 Winslow 61 Round Valley 44 Winslow 37 Hoblook 35 Winslow 49 Flagstaff 47 Winslow 57 Snowflake 41 Winslow 33 Window Rock 23 Winslow 66 Holbrook 49 Winslow 39 Coconino 37 Winslow 63 Mingus 40 Winslow 56 Flagstaff 46 Winslow 64 Tuba City 55 Winslow 54 Snowflake 48 Winslow 61 Window Rock 45 Winslow 62 Mingus 27 Winslow 67 Tuba City 64 The freshmen boys learn has proven to be a line example of a closely knit team who work well together Their seasonal play was outstanding and the summary of their season looks great The team established excellent team unity and displayed a good positive attitude. Coach Baker is very proud of the team and is sure they can expect good things for the future mm 98 FROSH TEAMS NEARLY PERFECT Winslow 37 Round Valley 25 Winslow 53 Tuba City 45 Winslow 51 Flagstaff 19 Winslow 25 Window Rock 16 Winslow 47 Tuba City 36 Winslow 44 Coconino 31 Winslow 55 Flagstaff 37 Wmslow 71 Tuba City 21 Winslow 53 Window Rock 43 Winslow 55 Winslow Flagstaff Tuba City 37 The freshmen girls had a great 11-0 season Coach Salas said the girls have seen a lot of improvement since Jr. High There is a lot of talent on the team and prospects look good lor a strong J.V. team and possible state contenders if the girls continue the good work Pictured from left to right Manager. Mane Estudillo. Misty Hardmg. ema. Tina Hansen. Nadme Begay. Connie Singer. Monica Choyou. Cnssy Netson. Dominique Chavez. Janice Wilhoite. Melissa Tewan- Coach Salas. IN SEARCH OF “THE ANNUAL STAFF” Bottom from loft to right: Carole Jackson, editor; Karen Scott, assistant editor; Bert Mead, sports editor Top row from left to right: Becky Lopez, senior editor; Raynard Scott, asst senior editor; second row: Julie Pawley, junior editor; Missy Betoney. sophomore editor; Lisa Cramer, asst sophomore editor, bottom row: Annette Ruiz, treshman editor; Roma Youvetia. clubs editor; Jeff Door, business manager ISi FRED AND LUCINDA NAMED We. the members of the Meteor staff, are proud to announce the 1982-83 king who was chosen for his contribution to his school and his class. Fred Gonzalez, a senior at WHS. is involved in basketball and W-club and a honor roll student. 104 We are also proud to announce the 1982-83 queen who was also chosen for her contribution to her school and her class. Lucinda Lewis is involved in FBLA. student council. Quill Scroll, and volleyball. METEOR ROYALTY 105 Back row L to R Larry Woo. Alex Ray. Elaine Wyrick. Viola Gold- Becky Lopez. Julie Pawley Front row: Diane Dinger. Jeanette tooth. Paul Tyler. Missy Betoney. Raynard Scott Middle row Lisa Roney. Kim McKeever. Potula Kretsedemas. Lon Mileham Hylton. Brenda Kincaid. Tina Brockman. Lucinda Lewis. Larry Jue. A lot of Play. • • • a little work 106 Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalism club that inducts members yearly. To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, you must be in photography, journalism, and annual. Once you are in. be set for lots of fun. foolishness. and food. It should be a fun year for the new and old members. Clockwise, Tina and Potula living it up. Bottom L. “Come on Jeanette. I’m hungry!” SPEAKING OF Speech and Drama had many one act plays and speeches during the year. They competed in regional and state competitions against other outspoken students. It’s a lot of fun. but it takes a lot of air to keep up with this club. It’s not all work but definitely not all play. Pictured above left; Denise Montoya and Paul McDaniel who were chosen as student directors for one-act plays used for competition. Above; Ian Kerr. Ursula Rigg. and Mark Hollman discuss matters. THE ACT. . . Back row. standing from L. to R.; Shawn Hurley. Alex Ray. Dukane Ramsey. Ursula Rigg. Ian Kerr Front row; Kevin Miles. David Bell. Denise Montoya. Christen Hasten. Paul McDaniel. 107 The drama department presented two plays at the high school this year. Pictured on this page are: (top. left to right) David Bell. Paul McDaniel. Mark Holman, Christian Hasten. Jody Thomas, Robert Hawley. Denise Montoya, (bottom) Mark Holman sees the girl of his dreams. Pictured on the next page are: (top left) David Bell and Paul McDaniel, (top right) Ian Kerr. Jody Thomas, and Mark Holman. (Bottom) Robert Hawley and Kevin Miles fight for a piece of the rock. 100 109 This year’s journalism class is working hard to put some spice into everyone's life by producing our monthly edition of our school paper the Bulldog Barks. Writing the Bulldog Barks is a very brain straining job for the 13 members of journalism but they manage to meet their deadlines with the constant push of their advisor. Gary Watts. Top row Left to right. George Parker. Paul Tyler. Jeanette Roney. Lon M eham. Tina Brockman. Yvonne Rodngue Bottom row Left lo right: Michele Chacon. Larry Jue. Elw« Wynck. Potouia Krettedemes. Jett Door. Sandy Stevenson 2 WE WRITE THE NEWS no OUR TALENT KNOWS NO LIMITS TN year's Art CM) a working hard to nwse money to tako a trip to Pttoenuc or wherever they deode to go They put on venous types ot sates to raise thee money Mr Gonzales is the sponsor tor the Art CM) and a making sure that they do thee best to raise the money lor thee trip to Phoenu Pictured above, top row Left to right, Rodncfc Or on. Lloyd Nelson. Etvtn Nelson. Mehw Miles second row Left to right; Mi Gonzales. Fred Gomez. Mehsn George. Tina Prine bottom row left to right; Nedne Ybarra. Lynn Cronemeyer Joe Ortiz. Robert Flaw Pictured Lower Lett Here Mr Gonzales a dacusseig tuture plans with some cM members 111 This year science club worked towards a trip to the Phoenix Zoo. They raised money by selling M M’s and suckers. Pictured above; Dianna Dinger, science club president, daydreaming during a meeting. Below Standing Left to Right; Mr. K. Conatser. Mr. D. Conatser, Dianna Dinger. Craig Ward. Kara Clay, David Alexander. Harry Jonte' Sitting Left to Right; Christine Alkire, Gloria Mahle, Elaine Wyrick, Hattie Jonte, Shane Kurczodyna. Front Row Debbie Bruchman, Kris DeBottis. SCIENTIFICALLY SPEAKING. . . 112 WE TEND TO BUSINESS This year FBLA attended Northern Regional Conference in Flagstaff, then state leadership conference in Tucson. Those who finished first at the state conference went on to the national conference in San Francisco. Pictured above, top row, left to right; Sherri Rikke. Marlinda Charley. Pragna Patel. Michelle Chacon. Melissa Rub!in. Stacey Sheets. Tanzia Barnes. Michelle Greenwood. Correen Vensel. Jenniter Chischillie. Missy Betoney. Middle Row; George Parker. Eddie Hall. Alex Ray. Roger Graybeal. Dean Roney. Walter Gonzales. Burke Whipple. Raynard Scott. Dukane Ramsey. Nick Kret-sedemas Seated; Roland Fragua. Christine Munoz. Shern Irwin, Debbie Reyes. Lucinda Lewis. Laura Hernandez. Alfie Jenson 113 Back Row, Left To Right: Carole Jackson. Karen Scott. Viola Goldtooth. Lucinda Lewis. Tina Brockman. Jeanette Roney. Dianna Dinger. Kathy Mitchell Front Row: Lillian Rublin, Stacey Sheets. Alex Ray. Elaine Wyrick. Kim McKeever. Brenda Kincaid. YOU CANT HIDE This year’s photography class has been the largest group in a long time. Most of you have probably seen them snapping pictures of everyone or even themselves. They were a lot of help to the journalism class and also for the Meteor. 114 115 OUTDOORS CLUB The Outdoors Club raised money by selling at bake sales and having car washes With the money they raised, they took trips to ditlerent places. For example. on November 6th. they hiked the Grand Canyon and had a picnic at Indian Gardens. The club sponsors this year were Mr Watson. Mr Hobb. Ms Evans. and Ms. Terry. The executive officers were, president. Michelle Largent. vice-pres.. Alex Ray. Activities coordinator. Brenda Kincaid, and Secretary. Mark Lopez. Members of the club pictured above are. backrow. Sam Kerzel. Pat Lancaster. Donny Tafoya. Larry Woo. Mr Watson; middle row. Mark Lopez. Steve Swatzell. Jack Hanno. Debbie Lopez. Larry Jue. Lori Swatzell: front row. Valerie Lopez. Billy Bagley, Alex Ray. Marlinda Charley, and Orlinda Shirley ft POPPING OUR LIVES AWAY The Sponsors for W-Club this year were Mr. Artie Griffith and Mr Ron Bellman. The executive officers were, president. Bert Mead, vice president. Mike Petranovich. treasurer secretary. Alex Ray. The club members pictured below are. starting from the top. left to right. Mike Wilcox. Brown Echoies. Bob Candeleria. Bert Mead. Ricky Sedillo. Nelson Tecklenberg. Everier Scott. Fred Gonzelez. Brian Hancock. Alex Ray. Mike Petranovich. Joe Ono. Tim Pate. Roger Graybeal. David Orchard. Troy Vizcaya. Derrick Green. Steve Simonton, Stanley Montano. Mike Hansen. Paul Tyler. John Jacobs. Mike Bonner. David Aragon. Danny Gonzalez. 117 KEY CLUB HELPS OUT Key Club 1982-83 Left to Right Back Row: Michael Parker. Nick Kretsedemas, Darren Vannoy. Mark Stevenson. Mr Martin Middle Row: Nelson Tecklenburg. Darryn Callaan. Darrel Rice. John Jacobs. David Orchard. Lyle Doney. Front Row: Lonnie Gose. Steve Si-monton. Jimmy Hanson. Steve Cordova. Darek Ervien. Paul Tyler. This year's Key Club sponsored the head start Christmas present program. They also sponsered the sweetheart dance and was involved in helping with the Kiwanis pancake breakfast, and also helped with this year’s special Olympics. Key Club went to the southwest convention in April. 118 This year’s nominees for Key Club sweetheart were Clockwise: Jeanette Roney. Lisa McHood. Sarah McKeever. Effie Kretsedemas. and Tamra Hatch. The winner. Tamra Hatch, was announced at the sweetheart dance on March 4. Club members pictured below are back row, left to right, Raynard Scott. Cheryl James. Melvin George. Percy Atta-kai. Clifford Sangster. and Bobby Joe: middle row, left to right. Dee Gomez. Veronica Etsitty. Sylvia Joe. Martmda Charley, and Orlmda Shirley; bottom row, left to right, April Baca. LaRae James. Cynthia Attakai. and Darlene Yazzie CLUB PREPARES FOR POW-WOW CHESS CLUB STRAINS BRAINS Chess Club members pictured above are, back row. left to right, Pat Kuhse. Alex Ray. Dominique Kuhse. Du Wayne Powell. Robert Metzger. Mike Kirby. Shawn Hurley. and Robert McDaniel bottom row. left to right. Judy Parmenter. Annette Martinez. Lucinda Chacon, and Sherri Rikke. Top Picture Swing Choir: Top row left to right, Mary Chapman. Laura Honowa. Darren Fowler. Mike Johnson. David Alexander. April Barner. Ro-sanda Paddock Middle row, Caihy Ballejos. Lois Young. Joe Ono. Jimmy Hanson. Kay Scheid. Victoria Navarro Bottom row, Lenora Bennet. Craig Neely. Kenmth Donithan. Vangie Ballejos. Beck Lopez. Regina Long Middle Picture Top row, Veronica Lee. Kathy Loera. Curtis Whipple, middle row, Bridget White. Lisa Kaufman. Luther Lee Bottom row. Delphine Tasosie. Elizabeth Beecroft. Carole Kanuho. John Scott Bottom Picture: Top row, Merimda Swinger. Leslie Fusaro. Teresa Much-more. Tina Hansen. Lisa Hadnot. Etta Toha. Ro-sanda Paddock Middle Row, Michelle Greer. Andrea Basgall. Carolyn Chavez. Laura Hernandez. Lisa Martinez. Angela Richey. Rosella Carter. Bottom row. Mary Chapman. Lo«s Young. Regina Long. Christine Alkire. Victoria Navarro. Julie Pawley. Erlinda Navarro. CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA SINGING AND STRINGING Standing: Lyvonne Meeks. Lori Swatzell. Seated Left to Right: Tedd Harris. Ian Kerr. Christine Alkire. Davina Ryan. Annette Martinez. Bridget White. Sam Ker-zel. Right: Sam Kerzell practicing hard during class. This year’s choir held four concerts. The first was the fall concert, then the Christmas concert with band and orchestra then the spring concert. The last was the pop concert. They also participated in solo ensemble and Regionals. Orchestra performed in two concerts, the Christmas concert and their own spring concert. Three orchestra members also went to regionals. This year's band worked hard to make their half time performances accurate. They played at our pep assemblies to make them more lively and spirited. Winslow High is proud of the band because they have made our school quite original. The band performed at ASU for band day. They gave a superb performance and while they were there they enjoyed the sights. The band has also gone to NAU for its homecoming parade and pre-game. There they performed well and also enjoyed the sights. Clockwise from top In this top picture we see our band twirlers Dtane and Lyvonne and our drum major Stacy Sheets Bottom Right; We see our flag girls at practice Bottom Left. Our band practicing. Opposite page clockwise from top: top left; the flag girls once again. Top right. The band tiwrlers posing Bottom. This is a picture of the whole band. 124 NAME THAT TUNE 125 - 1 WE SUPPORT BULLDOG TEAMS 126 The cheerleaders, meteor-ettes. matmaids play a big role in high school activities. They put on most assemblies as well as the big homecoming festivities. They work hard to promote school spirit and cheer our teams on. Top picture top row; Tanzia Barnes. Janice Aragon. Jen Stucker. Middle Row: Stephanie Campsen. Denise Nelson. Mary Chapman. Kay Schied. Kathy Ba I legos. Peggy Kretsedemas. Lillian Rublm Middle picture; Lon Pawley standing; Sonya McAdams. Jill Chase. Christy Jobe Bottom picture; Top; Helen Kretsedemas. Standing; Tracy Bashor. Michelle Cake. Sabrina Kislingbury Opposite page top picture; Lisa Hytton. Victoria Navarro. Tambra Hatch. Ettie Kretsedemas. Bonnie Gallego. Jeanette Roney. Lisa McHood Below; top: Raynette Salazar. Tina Brockman. Elaine Wynck. Cathy Chavez. Erlinda Navarro. Vangie Ballejos. Candy Warren. Mary Perez. Shannon Long. Angela Salazar. Cordelia Begay. 127 Group Picture left- right sitting- Bernadette Padilla. Vanessa Powell Standing- Janice Aragon. Cathy Ballejos. and sponsor. Mrs. Nagle Center- Mrs. Nagle and Cathy Ballejos Below left-right Janice Aragon and Cathy Baileios FHA is a service organization here at Winslow High. Mrs. Nagle, the sponsor for the club this year is a new addition to the teaching staff. This year the club sold suckers in order to raise money to sponsor a dance in the spring and to also to attend the State convention at the U of A in March. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA “THEY KNOW THE RIGHT STEPS” Dance club was a new club added to Winslow High School this year. It was started in order to create spirit and for members to be able to learn different dances. The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Evans. A lot of people went out for the club and were very enthusias- tic. It was thought that, like the Meteorettes. Dance club would be able to perform at different assemblies, like pep assemblies. The whole idea of the club was for the members to learn about different dances and the history of them Kneeling- Lavonne Meeks. Tuesday Waddles. Victoria Navarro. Lots Young Middle Row- Tammy Aldredge. Ernestine Todacheeme. Sheila Thompson. Lisa Mayberry. Christine Todacheeme. Audra Bard Back Row- Mrs Evans, sponsor. Stephanie Bonds. Beverly Mayberry. Lam Fowler HONOR SOCIETY Clockwise, top left: Honor Society; Vangie Ballegos; Mrs Waddelc (left); Bonnie Gallegos (left); Lisa McHood and Jeanette Roney; Tanzia Barnes. Brenda Kincaid. Vangie Balleios and Lillian Rublm The Veda Oare Chapter of the National Honor Society had its annual induction on October 20. 1982. New members inducted were: (standing. I r) Lon Mileham. Marlmda Charley. Mike Petranovich. Elaine Wynck. David Conway. Tina Brockman. Sherri Erwin. Lin Cunningham. Michelle Chacon. Lillian Rublm. Karen Scott. Missy Betoney, Debbie Hahn. Brenda Kincaid. Roger Graybeal. Potoula Kretsedemas. Martin Rubi. Vangie Balle)os. Paul Tyler. Bonnie Gallegos. John Jacobs. Lisa McHood. Jeanette Roney, and Becky Lopez, (sitting) Brian Hancock. Mary Shumway. Hattie Jonte. Larry Woo. Kim McKeever. Alex Ray. Pragna Patel. Larry Jue. Cheryl Varner, and Mrs. Summersgill (advisor) To be in Honor Society. Seniors had to be in the top 15% of their class and Juniors had to be in the top 10% of their class. This year they participated in the Special Arts Festival and decorated doors for the teachers during Christmas. 130 132 This year’s student council had a very busy year. They were in charge of the Christmas Royality canned food drive, which brought in $1,296.42. which was just a few dollars short of last year's record. Other activities were selling candy canes, carnations and the annual student election held at the end of the year. Clockwise from upper left: Stanly Montano. President: Sabrina Kislmgbury; Brian Hancock; Janice Aragon; Shea Reynolds; Missy Betoney. Our winners this year were Pauline Denton and David Orozco for the sophomores with $438.58. Second place was Kim McKeever and Robbie Astorga for the seniors with $334.29. Third place was Jeanette Roney and Steve Simonton for the juniors with $329.73. Last place was Jeri Stucker and Richard Smith for the freshmen with $193.82. The total was $1296.42 for the year 82 83. CHRISTMAS ROYALTY FOR 82 83 134 1983 METEOR DEDICATEE % This year the yearbook staff was proud to dedicate this year's annual to Mrs. Clubbs. Mrs. Clubbs has devoted herself to the students of Winslow High by being a well organized counselor. She is most honored for her helpful counseling which she has always willingly offered to Winslow High. Her support will always be needed and forever appreciated. 135 1UKI1UH1 HDftOl 1.NOO ' BURGER KING Wometco Bottling Company Of Northern Arizona ENJOY COKE ADDS LIFE! When it comes to “Savings”, Western knows the score! The foresight people. 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Pete Pfeister is an excellent T.V. repairman - come in to see big Ray Pete. We are ready to serve your needs. 106 East Second 289-5288 BUS MEAD INSURANCE SERVICE 412 WEST 2ND STREET. WINSLOW. ARIZONA 86047 OFFICE 289-3333 WALTER GREER RES 289-4142 150 CAKE CHEVROLET AMC JEEP RENAULT 1200 E. Second 289-4681 1520 E. 2nd 289-3778 GOING TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM THE SONIC CLASS OF 1983 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS. . FOR ALL YOUR PHARMACY NEEDS AS WELL AS GIFTS COME TO OF 1983 CLASS ROSS DRUG’S FROM SEIDEL’S TIRE AUTOMOTIVE NEXT TO BABBITT’S 1121 E. 2nd 289-3307 704 W. THIRD 289-4644 151 yOU RSKED FOR IT JV PLAYS OVER .500 SCOREBOARD Winslow 6 Snowflake 16 Winslow 10 Showlow 0 Winslow Forfeit Window Rock Winslow 14 Snowflake 13 Winslow 6 Holbrook 5 Winslow 8 Coconino 16 12 16 Winslow 7 Mingus 15 9 17 Winslow 18 Holbrook 9 Winslow 9 Flafstaff 15 7 12 Winslow 16 Tuba City 6 19 0 Pictured Below, standing, back row; left to right. Pilar Gonzales. Burke Whipple. Mark Wood. David Orozco. Richard Smith. Anthony Perez. Coach Henling Sitting, bottom row; left to right; Mike Young. James Hernandez. Tommy Butler. Mike Garner. Soloman Duran 153 BULLDOGS WIN CONFERENCE Bottom row. left to right. Danny Sanchez. Stanley Montano. Danny Ballon. Brown Echols. M.ke Luther Middle Row: Dukane Ramsey. Raymond Sanchez. Pee Wee Echols. Mike Petranovich. Jeft Door. Art Griffith. Top Row: Troy Vizcaya. Richard Smith. Brian Hancock, Bert Mead. Paul Capps. John Jacobs 154 The 1983-Bulldogs had a good season even though their record didn’t show it. They started strong, played real aggressive ball. In the middle of the season they played poorly losing to Holbrook a double header to Coconino. The end of the season was their strongest point. The Bulldogs swept Flagstaff Tuba City to tie with Mingus for the conference championship. They went to state seeded first from the North, and lost to Lake Havasu. 11-2 in a poorly executed ball game. The Dogs are losing nine seniors this year and will have a young team next year. SCOREBOARD Snowflake 0 Winslow 4 Gerard 8 Winslow 7 Gerard 15 Winslow 8 Showlow 2 Winslow 12 Window Rock 4 Winslow 14 Window Rock 1 Winslow 16 Snowflake 1 Winslow 14 Holbrook 5 Winslow 8 Coconino 5 Winslow 2 Coconino 8 Winslow 7 Mingus 2 Winslow 7 Mingus 7 Winslow 3 Holbrook 7 Winslow 5 Flagstaff 5 Winslow 7 Flagstaff 15 Winslow 17 Tuba City 3 Winslow 9 Tuba City 5 Winslow 16 Lake Havasu 11 Winslow 2 Front Row. Left to Right: Stephanie Davis. Theresea Hannah. Lisa Montano. Debbie Bruchman. Lisa Pointer. Jacque Gonzales. Mid-dlo Row: Cathy Baliejos. Marka Gore. Shannon Kimbertin, Bernie Padilla. Mr Martin. Lori Mileham. Jeri Stocker. Lisa Hadnot. Vanessa Powell Back Row: Kelly Blanford. April Barner. Jill Chase. Carla Darnell. Lisa Cramer. Stephanie Gore. SCOREBOARD Holbrook 17 Winslow 14 Tuba City 13 Winslow 10 Tuba City 19 . Winslow 6 Snowflake 8 Winslow 9 Window Rock 4 Winslow 2 Window Rock 13 Winslow 14 Window Rock 4 Winslow 3 Window Rock 2 Winslow 3 Snowflake 14 Winslow 20 Mingus 6 Winslow 7 Mingus 1 Winslow 13 Mingus 10 Winslow 12 Mingus 4 Winslow 6 Holbrook 9 Winslow 12 Tuba City 1 Winslow 5 Tuba City 12 Winslow 13 Gerard 2 Winslow 12 Tuba City 3 Winslow 25 Peoria 5 Winslow 2 The lady Bulldogs had a great year this year. They started kind of slow losing the first three games. After that shaky start the lady Bulldogs exploded winning eleven games in a row making them AA North Conference Champions and AA State Runners up for the 1982-83 season. The girls making all conference teams are Bernie Padilla. Lisa Hadnot. Carla Darnell On fist team. Lisa Montano. Lisa Cramer. Stephanie Gore on second team and Marka Gore. Jill Chase. Debbie Bruckman. Kelly Blanford received Honorable Mention. GIRLS STATE RUNNERS-UP BOYS 2ND AT DIVISIONALS Back Row L to R.- Michael Bonner. Nelson Tecklenburg. Tommy Jensen. Sheldon Black. Darrel Rick. Nick Kretsedemas. Micheal Parker. Jason Muchmore. Eliah Hadnot. Jeff Hanoock. Micheal Yonnie. Melvm Miles Center Row L to R • Paul Tyter. David Orchard. Alex Ray. Jim Hansen. Joe Ono. Roger Graybeal. Steve Swatzell. Harry Jontd. Steve Simonton. Derrick Green Kneeling L. to R - Phillip Yazzie. Shawn Tootsie. Lindred Torivio. Roland Yazzie. Pat Lancaster. Andrew Blair. Victor Duffy. Benjamin Charley. Steve Miller The WHS boys’ track team finished in a strong second at the divisional finals and placed among the top seven at state. Leading the way for the Bulldogs with an outstanding leap of e’e was high jump state champion Tim Pate. Rounding out the state qualifiers who also contributed were: Shawn Tootsie. Ned Beaulieu. Harry Jonte. Eliah Hadnot. Nick Kretsedemas. Tim Pate. Mike Hansen. Alex Ray, Roger Graybeal, Joe Ono. Mike Bonner. Derrick Green. Melivn Miles, and Paul Tyler. The tracksters combined total won loss column shows an 88-17 record. The 1982-83 Winslow girls’ track team had a very successful year placing 3rd at the state playoffs in a field of 19 A A teams. Contributing to the success were; Bonnie Gellegos, Genevieve Yazzie. Potula Kretsedemas. Sharon Glover. Melissa Rublin, Sheila Thompson. Brenda Kincaid, and Diane Dunham. The girls finished the season with an outstanding record of 93-12 win loss record. RUNNING WITH THE WIND Back Row L. to R - Antoinette Laban. Lisa Mayberry. Janice Aragon. Beverty Mayberry. M chete Greenwood. Genevieve Yazzie. Michelle Schultz. Theresa Little. Center Row L. to R - Beverly Sue-topka. Sarah Parish. Diane Dunham. Melissa Rublin. Kara Clay. Janice Wi'hoite. Sharon Glover. Roberta Yazzie. Christina Brown. Rayna Swecker Front Row L. to R - Flora Jackson. Charlotte Belone. Brenda Kincaid. Potula Kretsedemas. Sheila Thompson Diane Natseway. Bonnie Gallegos. Mane Estudillo. 159 SENIORS END 1982-3 ACTIVITIES This year the seniors had a well organized class day and it was enjoyed by everyone. The seniors put a great deal of time and effort into their class day and it was well worth the hard work. This years class day consisted of slides and a variety of music. They make up a skit and also read the senior prophecies and wills. The seniors of 1982-83 all went to Big Surf for some fun in the sun. They left Wednesday morning the 18th and stayed the whole day in the hot sun of Phoenix but there weren't any complaints from them. WITH TWO SPECIAL DAYS UP WHERE WE BELONG GRADUATION 1983 163 WE MADE As the Editor of the 1983 Meteor. I found myself going through a lot of changes from sophomore assistant editor to book editor. We had a lot of problems this year since our staff was inexperienced. A lot of hard work and dedication went into the yearbook. I would like to thank the photographers and the rest of the yearbook staff for making the yearbook possible. I would like to thank our advisor Mr. Watts he has had as much hard work as we have had - in some cases even more. We hope you enjoy the yearbook and that it gives you memories in the years to come. To the teachers thank you very much for your help and support. 164