Yavapai College - Rough Rider Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)
- Class of 1971
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IVIIKE PUBLICATIONS EDITOBZ IVIABNIE BAYMEB BUSINESS IVIANAGEBS5 BICK IVIAYOTTE, KATHY YOBK YAVAPAI COLLEGE SPOBTS EDITOB: CHIP COOK, PBESCOTT, ABIZONA DON POLLOCK PI-IOTOGBAPI-IEBS2 CANDI TUCKEB, VOLUME TVVO IVIIKE IVIOBGAN NINETEEN I-IUNDBED SEVENTY ONE 'L M V K Q2 L- ag sm f :, 3,2 .A 'M vi f fqj wt 422 !'!:'w,t' if 'fain ' 1 7 . f Q 5 -.' w '. 1 y I ' . l 4 1 ' 1 , , s if ' Hx. wrgw, V fu-mix X FAQ . L 4 E' In . ff 4,5 ' km- ,wi E 7 J. I su' , -n 1 , A ,. 9, ,'?f. Viz 'x I uv A ,fl . -,SQ 2' fm 4 ,'55!?ffH' gi Q XJ! A 1 W: ,W- .4-afne' EWIV3 11+-, '13 . W, gf i V ' ' Y '. F ,, ,P , ' .,.A' S 'r : v -XO, pee . gif - ff- -1 ffwlf 0F CONffNf.S' oeoicmious ........ 4 ADMINISTRATION ...... ...... I O FACULTY AND STAFF ...... ....,. I I ORGANIZATIONS ........ ........ I OO SPORTS .................... ..... 4 8 SPECIAL EVENTS ...... ...... 6 6 STUDENTS ........... ...... 7 8 CAMPUS LIFE ...... ...... 4 O SPONSORS ..... ....... I 28 Yavapai College is located deep in the heart of Rough Rider country - Prescott, Arizona. Bucky O'Neill and his Rough Riders trained for the Spanish-American VVar on the hill directly behind the dormitory, The four rnain campus buildings were constructed over the Rough Rider's former parade grounds. Due to this history, Yavapai College's mascot and annual have been designated the ROUGH RIDER. Prescott is surrounded by many interesting and historical sitesg such as Ft. Misery located by the first territorial Governors Mansion pictured on the opposite page. Other locales oi interest are illustrated throughout the book. DfDlCATl0lV VOL. II OF THE ROUGH RIDER IS DEDICATED TO THE YAVAPAI COLLEGE COMMUNITY, ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF .1 Z at K' ,A 1 lets Wy if F: VN' , 39 I ,z , N. Mm- f , P . ff? if . News if - we :JE Q Ig as 9 at if . -I M f Sunday, September 20, 1970, Yavapai College was officially born in dedication ceremonies on campus. Governor Jack Williams was guest speaker for the event. In addressing himself to the administration and faculty of Yavapai College, he stressed the role these play in the preparation of students for the future. He said, You are educating the leaders of tomorrow. For the moment, you are shaping the student's world but in a very few years it is he who will shape your world. Dr. John W. Barnes, president of Yavapai College, was master of ceremonies for the dedication. In his dedication address he stressed the future when he said, lt is not what has been done but what can be done! Dr. Fred Wheadon, chairman, Yavapai College Board of Governors, in his dedication speech reviewed how Yavapai College came into being. The official founding of the college took place in 1966 with the first classes being held in temporary quarters from the opening day, September 29, 1969, until classes began a gradual move-in on campus in February, 1970. Other speakers on the program were Dr. George Spikes, chairman of Arizona State Board of Directors for Junior Colleges: Dr. L. B. Blanchard, Yavapai County Representative on Arizona State Board of Directors for Junior Colleges, and Dr. Taylor Hicks, Ex-Yavapai County Representative on Arizona State Board of Directors for Junior Colleges. For the musical portion of the program, Mr. James Burns directed the Yavapai College Mixed Chorus in the National Anthem, Sine Nomine by Vaughn Williams: God Bless America by Berlin Ringwaldg Aquarius-Let the Sunshine In by Rado-Ragni and MacDermotg Eternal Father, Strong to Save by Dykes-Whiting and Hamilton: and God of Our Fathers by Roberts-Warren. Preceding the introductions by Dr. Barnes, Mr. James Born, Prescott musician presented a recital of organ music. The presentation of the colors was handled by the Prescott Platoon, Arizona Army National Guard. The Reverend Mr. Richard S. Anderson, pastor, Trinity Presbyterian Church, offered the invocation. More than 1,000 Yavapai County citizens attended the dedication ceremonies as Yavapai College became the tenth junior college in Arizona. fi l Q .N . -.J ' .' 1. ov- -1 L, M .. f2?ssffl'-' -' uf- or , W i Vg if f .-Q d 1-up A f , If The Honorable Governor Jack Williams delivered the dedication uclclress September 20, 1970. . 5' ff is 1 if-1 5 J, N. if 'iw 'Sli' 4: -16 N 5 ff , -Ct xxx S i. 4 i S m J -D 4 g Q 4 I XX, 1 5 Us ,EE . 13 Q in f -r ,fflg 4' Mg . L: rigs, . . s - P., ll! xfihv 3 ya 11 5. . w ',.. -,.- Q ,K -. Q? x - 2 gm, 'A:l?47'i .' ...AM , n 4 ,, YPf ' ' -' , 5 ' gn ' Pk gf.: 'U ' I. Qi LVM - -.mg h'-fglx, , 1 'fp' ' ,,5., r', . , 11' 'f . ffiga. gf .bg-,: ' '1'Q '.-3 . :..,. -U ,:u'.3',,-3 1 1.-1 ,h . j. fj,:, ' - . .'-,. If-,le 'qrqaigf 15. .f H 5.- 1, - .gpg T.: H-if-?4','-Vfgggg-3?1Ew'f4':.A -V --1 . 1 . 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Governor Jack Williams Granite Creek Prescott was developing rapidly: On December 29, 1863, the territorial governor's party arrived in the newly created Arizona territory. That same year the Walker party had discovered gold on Weaver, Groom, Lynx, and Granite Creeks, at or near Ft. Whipple. On January 22, 1864, Gov. Goodwin arrived at Ft. Whipple. In May, the seat ot government was moved from the fort to a spot approximately 18 miles to the southwest, and by July, the town was taking shape on Granite Creek. On May 30, 1864 the citizens held a meeting on Granite Creek and established the town, which was to be named Prescott, in honor of the historian William l-lickling Prescott. Q,,L ,EST ez I ijflflfg ..r.'1-gfbf 'u 1'fl,,'fQs9f. ' 521'-EWFETW' ' wi . 1?1j,u Dr. John Barnes, President of Yavapai College. u at 25 1.1mm 4. T 3,-'EE Staff' ' 'M' Dr. Barnes congratulates Presidentfs Scholarship winners Karen Royster, Karla Gaither, James Bunker, Melanie Ewart, and Debbie Williams. Not pictured, Connie Keel. K me Dr. and Mrs. Barnes at a Rough Rider basketball ga RICHARD WALRAVEN WALTER G- STATLEF4 Secretary of the Board ' Member WWAPAI C0115 65 DUANE IVII LLEFZ Member ROY E. CAMPBELL BMRD 0F 60V RNOR.S' ROBERT BONNIS Member Rag., President of the Board Dr. Joseph Russo, Dean of Instructions ' 4 Eiga sas: 'Q' i I... Dr. John Meyers, Dean of Student Personnel Services, and Craig Riggle, Student Body President, con fer on campus student activities. 14- +. Mrs. Linda Baker, Secretary to Dr. Mrs. Lu Smith, Dr. Russois Secretary, looks at a typing error. , , . , 5. f . Qi? H gm, ,Si M2391 r -N 5,g3i:,, -M .5 gm as 5 Q Q 11 g-.,-, if ,sf .1 V V E? - 1 ff - -it 'Z I1 ' , M , Y , 5 ' V H. Mmggis' ,iw!!!iwi 1v an M if Q. .. H X .ff iw N - s N 35:1 43 Mr. John K rznarich, Fiscal Control Officer, and Dr. Eugene Hunt, Dean of Business Services. , H ' -2. T.-5 , any - A' ' 2? 'r- ' 'T gm 71, f. M H. . f'r ku W x., 1 1 s am.. A H o felis ,- Mrs. Lupe Ouintero, Cashier Mrs. Mildred Bass, Accountant-Clerk Mrs. Rose Conradt, Secretary to Dr. Hunt. -1 5- -f -sniff' - Dr. Loyd Hughes, Dean of Vocational Education. 'X' , fr , ,,4 Dr. Vince Salmon, Dean of Continuing Education, Mrs. Gladys Ward, Secretary to Dr. Hughes. rushes to meet his schedule visiting many areas of the county where Yavapai College sponsors continuing education courses. - ' ' Qf'F?f -'27-TES' ' iw-Q55 . 1-in 4 5 Wx ,V 'N' 5 al: 24 - 5 ' ' '. YZFU' A n H , ., 1, .. Mn George Ouintero, Registrar, checks through class schedules. in , .M 11-' . l'H'1 , E 1 4111: -V V in ': ,,'. - Tgfl-191114 - ' bar 'fl 510 cl .FS 'J-L -f ,nigga-1'-w,' it-11' '41 5 gs 7 . -.14 V :L 4. ,..f.-2, , .. xr. 2.1553 mmifl: f '-ffl f '. af 13,1-iff1S'?f1' Hz., ,.,,,,,,...L. I - . bv: :-l '- Q' I ' ,-1 '. - ', ', x'-'4y,4,..L, ., 1 g ' w.a.fif4EY4f31..of C--,g .' sf .- rg' ' 'Y I: 5 , 10 ' 1-5? 'L , .4 Q? 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Instead of a rnass registration procedure, Yavapai College believes in an individual approach. This is accomplished by having a half-hour to an hour interview in which the student and counselor plan the courses that the student will ta ke. lf a student plans on transfering to another college or university, much care is taken to be sure that the courses he will take at Yavapai College will be appropriate for the courses of study. The Counseling Center also participates in re- gistering students for courses in the communities outside of Prescott. Counselor Mrs. Carol Ammerman, standing, and Mrs. Robert Hall, secretary, prepare scholarship information for Yavapai College students. nu . 0 . ,H A wg: ' 1' I N. Mrk- - W 'Way 'f .1 Q35 ' fli- -L-g,, .. - Mr. Higham and Harley Lee,' the counselor and the cap 'u o g Dpi 'Q . . ' 'N H A E .- f -. 1 A 1 'gig -F - . ,pq ' ' ' ., - I ,- 0 a w ,' - ,-,yr ,. ,I ,c L51 ., y Y 1 .'- ir ' -i 7 . , V- , .Y , , i. 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I Y., I ., ' E11 91 11 11 1 1 Above left: Peggy Vale, Ken Manola, Mr. Lenhart, and Kim Kiser meet IBM Above: Pat Smith and Mr. Leroux, Data Processing instructor Below: The Nerve Center of Yavapai College 1 U? i .i.-..-.- .1..-.-- ,,,.a....-- ,,.g--1 ans -,ni nur , 1 1 ..,A.. 11 W 1 1 1 1 H 1 , lleggll 1 , 5, 1 l Q:,,: 7 ,2'::,l ,Zi ',, , ,gli - 'Z H W 1 1 7 349' V Mr. Donald C Lester, Business Education Department, checks out some of the ac- counting reference books in the college library. Business Education instructor, Mrs. Mary Anne Bamrick, standing, and student, Selma Audis, outline the class work for the day. My m ms, Q- ww, M asses w Miss Nancy Stotler receptionist 4- we-S5 Craig Riggle, Bill Hadley, and Richard Charon listen as Mrs. Pohl lectures. Business Education courses, Eco- nomics, Quantative and Statistical Methods, introduction to Business, and Business Communications are taught by the husband and wife teaching team of Mr. and Mrs. Norvai F. Pohl. Mr. Pohl prepares materials for class presentation. 232 -i 31 .W r Mfg? 1 41-1. 1:1 ,fwggfg 1 QL 11 X -Y ga Z: , -.Y 11- . qw .ul v .X 151 L- .F 1 ' 1 2 f'1 - S N262 '5 . . .. 1 .11,,:121g - - ,-,., - . ' .1 .. ,.. ,Q W ' 1 .1 1 5 Y i 1 Y 1 V ' 1 1 1 1 Q ,W -, A f 1 1 5 1 , 1 1 - A 1 . , i 1 1 TQ, ' 911 1 - . 1 1 1 3 1 1. . 1 . 'ff-' '-fl.-: -R ' 11171 '.j,f'.':f'.txf113g 'f9f33':zf'7i 1 1 1 1 1.129-:mf-vf 51-f:1gsr:2Q1g?f1s11 , fn:-ilsf-11'1i i':1:v,':-. f7'51sT,4.2.t2 :',fZ??457-15-'gl : ' f 1535 .1 1112477 Yr:-74 'UW ka: '1 11.5 f: 'f'-41111 -'WCW-'f:'7 1fK'f'2'f LGYX' ' .. - . . '1 , - ,, J fn - ... . 1 1. 1-my N-Q,-f.111'f!f'1-1-91f.1.A T' f -sw-': Q5f5':fV:17f5g5 Ml-U-921-f 1f1rI+ N-9' I 5 ' 1f -13 .- ,1 ' 11,:,.1-W 1s'-,'.,Q- MM lx-:.,f?1'ULK 1 1 1,c,,,. 'z- .1...:','-,f., ,.1,1X ,I--Q' 1 271131E13-15xg!-':.'1J'2.jQQ? iw: :J 11 1. 1 F225111111i-:.'111fJL1ff2?f'1fr11:.,L5'ji.' if 1 1 ' Ki -32 -1.1 . .31 31.1 X 'Z . 1 R 1 ' 1 - E158 , , 1, .' 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' :Lf f..-pg'-E bf Mr. Burns, Music instructor, demonstrates a modern musical instrument for Mike Polach and Bart Evans. Haynes and Mrs. Galde, ,v Mr. Branson, Art instructor, and one of his paintings on display at the Reception desk. ? Life . A I English instructors. Y F . fs ' 4 t. ,Q . ,W , , 1 . H 5 A-QP' . V-L... - .7 : . v-I yr .ATX -v , 9' 1 as --Q. 1.11 lv' U' S'tX1'7,-Nl NIR L I ' ' Ir 1 u l Left: Mrs. Van Lunen, French and Spanish instructor. Below: Mr. Koch, Speech and English instructor engrossed in one of the many lectures he gives each day: Mr. Koch is also a drama coach and Humanities instructor. 'v 41:9 ,,.!g5,t 1 .'. fIQ1IQ' S451 fl .' .Wg '- . .ifigj 5, ' M' ',' f 'gs , Q, gli as X 1 :2't-fat, ll! ill 1 ' un um: ' L - 4, 5 ' - ggcif- - f3' 1. ,' -,V L lj ,.,. - 9.3.1. 'QE . F 17 x-us Mrs. Mlliams, English instructoress, joyfully gives some sage advice. -35- P A H 'V ff Mr. H. L. Hayward, Mechanical-Industrial Technology instructor, checks an the welding progress of student, Perry Thompson, while student, Wayne Houghton, checks on the progress of the Rough Rider photographer. -36- 1 7' 3 4 f - ATU V h VI . slr: a Continuing education night art students sketch under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Ferrar Mr. Lyle Minkler, YC Physics instructor, is flanked by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lines, owners of an observatory in Mayer. Mr. Lines, a Phoenix engineer, constructed the 76-inch reflector telescope and facility to pursue his hobby of astronomy. Mr. and Mrs. Lines permit Mr. Minkler's students to use the observatory. ,, ,iq g ,Y , W .. , , -aa, ,, 1 'N ' M- , . xr !1. -,Q .. -K 3 x. ' I, I 'pkg If , . , 4, , 3 .i 1 P t' f 'P ' K ' ,, lj'-17 V 1 'f 'if'?'gi-5. , 1 . 4 JU 'sk ' E uh' ,A i 4 P- A gg. I. r , I um 4 2 -, . ., - ' L I 1' 'r o - t 1 ' Cl. -, 5? L -- 5 U. xx' A., f iz - Q Lgzxg-,. 'O V - V ' xii' f -' ' ' iw., :I ,f 1, fn- - ,I F. N, 24115. L.: 1, A , Jill gi -A ,, 41 ' Ngo -pep, -4 -21 sage - ,V 1,4 . a' ' -if' ' , W . 1 , , Y- v- . -ff ,fs .- i nts:-ev ,-Q1 . Mr. Ed Collins, Drafting-Technology instructor, ex- plains the finer points of drafting. Mr. Dennis Leonard, cafeteria manager, keeps smiling as he fills up a Queen size coffee cup for Mrs. Mildred Bass, account clerk. -37- ful ai Pi ' 5477? f J: - i , EB? Above: Ken Stoll and Jerry Donaldson, Maintenance men. Left: Ed Schwerkolt, Night Custodian Below: Milt Stockwell and Chuck Shoemake keep a happy outlook on their work. 1 - w a u fy-nr erwke I dllllilg :ess bn lulires January fag X ww J' 'P-J!! ', 1 Q91 as! '4 ,,'fM! ,LCN rfb- K. Y- 4fQU5!l'1,-. , ,,, . . 1- -..1:- . wi I W- -E xt 'J K- So --fi' , '144a-sig-eff . f l ua- ' Dr. Edwin Kurta, Kansas State College, discusses the in-service training workshop with Mr. Robert Hall, Humanities-Psychology instructorf and Mrs. Ruth Westerinen, Nursing instructor. The workshop, for administrators and faculty, was held at Yavapai College January 28 and 29 under the direction of Dr. Kurtz. The topic was Individually Prescribed lnstruction and lts Objectives. 'lk1 pA., 5, Ah: Ngbf Dane n C' ass Continuing education night dancing class members are.' Ra Lambson, La Verne V Lambson, Huth Frank, Elton Frank, Eileen Hardy, linstructori, Harold Haas, Heidi Haas Ralph Archer, Galena Archer, Nadine Ouain, and Buell Baird. Missing were Ruth and Leonard Richards. -39- :asv 1 -H. W, v,Ha5jiL...5 w- .S M . WEN 1 'fi Q N . . ll 'Y-1, J s - .ll If . 'fx 5 8 Eli. ff' ,. - 4 14 - we M 4-:wry-5.4. .4 r-,gf r .,., . v w v I-gm W- L his s lv ii 4... O'Neill, William O., Buckey, B. Ireland, 1860. D. Cuba, July 1, 1898. Printer and typesetter by trade. immigrated to Phoenix, Arizona, 1879: moved to Prescott, 1881. Operated livestock newspaper, Hoof and Horn. Acquired nickname, Buckey, from his fondness for faro. also called Buck the tiger, Became a probate judge in Yavapai County 1886. Elected sheriff 1888. Ran for delegate to Congress, Populist ticket, 78.94 and 1896- unsuccessfully. Elected mayor of Prescott 1897. Became the first Volunteer accepted into federal service for the war with Spain April 29, 18.98. Captain 0'Neill, Commander of 94' Troop, first Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, was killed in action July 1, 1898. The Buckey O'Neill Statue has been a Prescott landmark since it's dedication on July 1, 1907. The monument, created by sculptor Solon Borglum, is erected close to the spat where the Volunteers had lined up in the plaza to listen to Governor McCordfs farewell and receive their flag on May 5, 1898. Although it was not originally intended to portray one man-the monument was designed to honor all the Arizona Rough Riders-the spirit of the hell-for-leather cavalryman is distinctly O'Neill's. 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L ,,. 4 is ' D' 3 f ig ...wi if E. 50- FIRS7 6465 554 0N 5066555 W Coach Dave Brown Head Basketball Coach Athletic Director George Walls First Team All-Conference 1970-71 ROUGH RIDER BASKETBALL SEASON Date Opponent Yavapai Nov. 14 66 Salvation AA U 77 Dec. 4-5 Rough Rider Invitational 77 Navajo College 107 81 NA U Frosh 93 Dec. 11-12 AWC Tournament 85 ASU Frosh 80 88 U of A Frosh 73 Dec. 76 80 Palo Verde College 120 Ed Mullaney Dec. 18-19 Compton JC Tournament Second Team All-Conference 65 Compton College, Calif 62 56 Lang Beach State Frosh 65 Jan. 5 72 NA U Frosh 78 Jan. 7 72 Mesa. Comm. College' 67 Jan. 9 72 Phoenix College' 90 Jan. 15 70 Central Ariz. College' 77 Jan. 16 62 Ariz. Western College' 68 Jan. 22 83 Eastern Ariz. College' 87 Jan. 23 56 Cochise College' 70 Jan. 27 80 Glendale College' 128 Jan. 2.9 71 Palo Verde College 124 Jan. 30 94 Navajo College 117 Feb. 2 74 Phoenix College' 75 Feb. 5 65 Mesa Comm. College' 63 Feb. 12 73 Central Ariz. College' 121 Feb. 13 87 Ariz. Western College' 77 Feb. 79 66 Eastern Ariz. College' 77 Feb. 20 77 Cochise College' 87 Feb. 24 80 Glendale College' 79 Mar. 5-6 Region 1 Tournament 72 Mesa Comm. College 66 77 Snow College, Utah 79 'Con ference Games Coach Gary Ward Assistant Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Mike Hastings All-Con ference Honorable Men tion Phil Belmare Frank Munos Blen Freestone The Yavapai College basketball team began its history on a successful note this year playing a fine 19 win, 8 loss overall season, with a 10 win, 4 loss conference record. ln early season non-conference play, Yavapai showed potential, winning the Rough Rider Invitational Tournament. The Riders lost their initial conference encounter to Mesa Community College but the determined cagers came back to win nine conference games in a row and take over first place slot in the conference. Mesa again beat the Riders by a slim 65-63 decision to end their winning streak. Two games later Arizona Western defeated the cold shooting Yavapai team to put Mesa, Arizona Western and Yavapai in a three way tie for the league lead. After the Rough Riders won two more games, Glendale Community College upset the Riders to put them out of the regular season race. The Region 1 Playoffs at Mesa Community College saw the Rough Riders once again face the Mesa l-loKams and once again go down in defeat 72-66. Arizona Western defeated Mesa to take its second consecutive league title. Yavapai squeezed by Snow College of Utah 79-77 for the third place slot in the playoffs. The Rough Riders are to be congratulated for their uncommon first year success. Dave Gerner Pat Rogers T K Ron Coronado The Rough Riders pose with the trophy they won in the Hrst Rough Rider Invitational Tournament, played in the Yavepai College gym A ' ' V 7h ' 5 if S ' ---- --f W V-in I ,gmg ia, 3 A 44 ., ...A -.,,,f' A .. - r W E. an a M sw 'His gee 309 Q15 . 5 E A beginning. 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' 1 f ' ' Phil Belmore shows how each home game started at Yavapli College. ..1.--- 1 ,gu- ,qgg-an ,y-if :ling Trainers Wayne Everett and Ken Didmato were kept busy Ken Rogers and Dean McMann reported Rough Rider action by Coach Brown. live on K YCA radio. Here Coach Brown discusses the roster with them. -55 P R I so , Pe f 5 if? ' ' ' ' ' , E5 -f.E1F'1f? T! jf - 931- ' .,f' M 9 E ' 0, v m,U LB If ,. ,www -, ' 'A EI 'IZ Q-ls , Q - t is 'fri ' -i 1. it 1 1 a' :sm r . '- X '11 S l -Wie, . 1 -t X . . ' , 1, 1 J, 3 - gk L , . V -iw: ,J I I e see as as i Sk M2115 i is This year? outfielders are, kneeling left to right: Dale Jones, Gary Daniels, Handling the catching chores are Dan Pertyjohn, John Reese, and Brian Marks. Standing: Lou Catanzaro, Dave Stewart, and Ray Suhadalnik. and Frank Munas. pitchers are, to right. Mike Hastings, Lou Qtanzaro, George Wheeler, Mika Gomez, Steve Dubinka, Bob Wood, and Mike Ferney. lnHelders are, left to right: Jerry Amato, Raul Lopez, Rocky Annecchini, Ben Heise, Frank Larson, Bill Bishop, John Osborn, Steve Souza, and Dale Jones. At practice, Jerry Gomez demonstrates the form that earned him a perfect game against Eastern Arizona. ROUGH RIDER BASEBALL BOXVSCORES Date Opponent Yavapai Feb. 18-20 Imperial Valley Classic Mt. San Jacinto, Calif. 2 Saddelback J.C., Calif. 5 West Hills J.C., Calif. 2 Feb. 26-27 Arizona Junior College Conference Tournament Mesa Community College 9 Arizona Western 4 Eastern Arizona 12 Mar. 5 Arizona State Frosh 6 3 Mar. 6 Central Arizona 8 5 Mar. 12 Central Arizona 7 13 Mar. 13 Cochise College' 0 7 Mar. 19 Imperial Valley 3 Mar. 20 Arizona Western 2 3 Mar. 24 Phoenix College' 1 1 Mar. 26 U of A Frosh 13 Mar. 27 Eastern Arizona' 5 15 Apr. 3 Glendale Comm. College' 7 6 Apr. 7-9 Fiough Rider Desert Classic Central Arizona 9 7 Cochise College 4 7 U of A J.V. 3 Apr. 14 Eastern Arizona 12 23 Apr. 17 Mesa Community College' Home Apr. 20 Central Arizona' Home Apr. 24 Glendale Comm. College' Away May 1 Phoenix College' Home May 4 Arizona Western' Home May 8 Mesa Community College' Away May 13-15 State-Valley League Division Play-offs May 21-22 Regional Play-offs May 28 - June 2 National NJCAA Championships 'I ndicates Conference Games l7. -:ig J, -9' .fl-L J k.1- '.l l Bill Bishop, Y.C. first baseman, stretches for a throw practice. during a practice session at City Park. Ben Heise looks very determined as he takes a cut at batting 1 1 -G X, 5 n xfkl ul .. ' 1 I 1' ' 1 'ff -v m ,, 1 1 .---ov P ...Q E-' ns.-1:10-I pdl. U -uf --P' F' '. -I nn H- 'Tl 'us oft! -ra., - 'fwfr - ff. fl..-' -,vc if ff' ii 'ff ,, - Q I if N ff: aw: - ef,-ggi fxg' f ' , ' , , g W . , 'L-gadget - ,kg 5 3. kj, , XXX' 1 , NX .V X , ,X XF- .. Above left: During infield practice, Ray Suhadolnik catches a throw to home. Above: Manager David Flatt sets the bats up. David was also Coach Ward's scorekeeper for the season. Bottom left: Catcher Dan Pettyjohn gives his pitcher a big target to throw to. Below: Jerry Amato goes up in the air for a line drive hit in batting practice. . ' an. T ff wr 5. W 1 5 ' are 152.2 g f '- 2 '- as ' 7 new - ' if WS 5536, A 7.6. Rodeo Begin Second Year , , il get.. M' ll emit tS mYs.f5W This years Rough Rider rodeo team are, front row, left to right, Gary Halford, Butch Mayer, Brad Smith, and Steve Hampton. Back row Mr. H. L. Hayward, advisor, Mike Huckeby, Bill Conway, and Hawley Dupie. This year's Rough Rider rodeo team represented Yavapai College well, taking many individual honors and adding points to their team standings. The Red Bluffs rodeo saw Butch Mayer take first place in ribbon roping, Gary Halford take second in saddle bronc riding, Steve Hampton and Butch Mayer a second in team roping, Steve Hampton and Gary Halford a third in team roping, and Mike Huckeby a sixth in bull riding. At the Cochise College rodeo Mike Huckeby took first place, and Bill Conway took second place in bull riding. Mike also took second place in bull riding at Yavapai's own rodeo. At the Modesto, Calif. rodeo Dixie Richards was named all around cowgirl, winning the breakaway roping and goat tying events. With much of the season remainging, we wish the rodeo team good luck. -55- av- Mike Huckeby, Yavapai? first lettermsn, looks over his list of entrants in the first Rough Rider NIRA rodeo. , f' 5-I Gary Halford hangs on to Bar 0 National City in the Mike Huckeby looks determined as he rides a mean bull at saddle bronc competition. the Yavapai County Fairgrounds. 7 . 7- dffs Bill Conway leaves the chuta riding Sonny in the bull riding competition at Palm Springs. COLLEGE NWC' NIUVJ no 5 .-si' '1- 1 inf S Q Q 4. f I- .5 ,n Dixie Richards, Yevapeik entire girl? rodeo team, Steve Hampton and his horse work together to cut his time in the displays a few of her trophies. calf-roping event. A 'Qi it 5 , , , L F 1 Q Y S fi?fJiLi'w' 'A,.iY ' Dixie Richards takes in after a steer at Yevepaifs NIRA rodeo. Dixie took the girlf-r team trophy at Modesto, Calif, but had bad luck here. I ii, iiifffff In the Ala Rodeo, Brad Smith jumps out of the :eddie so he can chase down and tie his cali 7f 'f' 6ere Win lnframu al 6olf .,,.?f..-- V , ,.....i.-..Y 1.3. Y .. l Y 1 ln spite of a cold windy October 21 day, Chris Gere shot a fine par 36 at Antelope Hills Golf Course to take top honors in the Yavapai College intramural golf tournament. John Mozingo shot a one-over par for second place and Scott Sturdevant shot a 38 for third place. l Chris Gere, center, took top honors in Rough Rider intramural golf play. John Mozingo, left, was second, and Scott Studevant was third. Pin Pon , Pool Occapy Many , .,.f . 2 -,, . 4 .f-'..- John Hacheleau puts his backhand to work in a hot Jim Corbitt, foreground, lines up his shot while Don ping pong game. This was a popular leisure activity this Hipsher and August Schilz discuss their game. year. New Pool Ada' fo Activities Yavapai's new pool was opened this year to the joy of many swimmers. Featuring a low and high board, collegiate size, and year around indoor swimming, the pool was used for classes and for just plain fun. This is a great asset to Yavapai College and will give many hours of enjoyment to all students. . . ' .-.wil Still and silent, the Yavapai College pool swaits swimmers who invade it every afternoon. w. ' 5 A.-. --,,,, AI .ixi .- ,i,. .. . is :lsr-' QQ,-J 'Ni JT' . - Jeff Grayson handled the lifeguard duties at the pool Denise Bock is caught halfway between the high dive this year. and the water below. - - -gl' 'E .3595 Denise Bock watches as, left to right, Gary Mudge, Ed Mullaney, George Walls, Jeff Grayson, Glen Mastin, and Tam Meadows engage in an underwater wrestling match. 64- P.E. Keep Students Active P -i. P! 'L T e '??l?1a' -'56 5-v'iL:7M?l'1 Y ' gglivigfifiil Johnny Johnson, left, and Doug Cassidy strain on the Suzie Fields sets up the volleyball in Mrs. Merritt? weight machine. P. E. class. - , WF , U W? 73 , . 1 ' L ,f , t L if 5' K 1 - -, Y A -.1alli ' ' Q. Lisa Kercic lets an arrow fly while Rocky Annecchini and Jerry Gomez prepare to do the same. KS Kaye McCormick comes in faralanding an the trampoline Now its Ray? turn. Suzie Fields arg 'Dixie Richards while Ray Suhadolnik and Rose Shorthair look an. seem to be enjoying his performance. -65 The Dude Hose Coq Running Team, as they appeared on July 4, 7889, after beating the Toughs, another team, in competition. Hopefully fires weren't too pre- valent . . . rivalry was eo keen that hoses were cut in order to win the honor of being the team that got the fire aut. 66 W fCourtesy of Sharlot Hall Museurhj .S'PEL'Ml EVENTS' H300 If PAK! IC PRODOCED N011 MBER I2-I Bloody Mary, Kathy Lunceford, makes a shrewd deal with a group of sailors. Mr. James Burns, South Pacific director, and Mrs. Marilynn Merritt, choreographer, discuss a technical point. 68- 0157 0F MAIN CIMRACIERS' Piano Accornpanist Gerry Turley Michael Polach Ngana Lisa Higham Jerome Mark Higham Henry Michael Polach Ensign Nellie Forhush Jill Goodall Emile de Becque Bart Evans airway Mary Kathy Ltincelord Bloody Ma:lry's Assistant Chris VanDemark Abner Carlos Aguilera Stewpol Cralg Helsalmeyer Luther Billis Ron Runion Professor Davlrl McDonald Lt. Joseph Cable. U.S.M.C. Mark Cole Capt. George Brackett. U.S.N. John Vaughn Cornmdr. William Harbison. U.S.N. .llm Bunker Veoman Herbert Ouale Jotl Knlldtson Seabee Richard West Walter Austin Seabee Morton Wise Mike lVlorgan Seaman Turn O'Brien David Logan Radio Operator. Bob NlcCallray John Rocheleaii Marine Cpl. Hamilton Steeves George Walls Stall-Sgt. Thomas Hasslnger Don Hockensrnitll Pte. Victor Jerome Steve Polacli Pte. Sven Larsen Pat Rogers Sgt. Jack Waters Walter Ryer Lt. Genevieve Marshall Kim Kiser Ensign Lisa Nlanelli Melanie Ewart Ensign Connie Walewska Liz Tate Ensign Jane! McGregor Phyllis Walker Ensign Bessie Noonan Candy Tucker Ensign Pamela Whitmore Susie Fields Ensign Rita Adams Sharon Nyman Ensign Sue Vaeger Julie Fusion Ensign Betty Pill Debbie Mnrtlrl Ensign Core Nlachae Valerie linttrnan Ensign Dinah Murphy lwlnmgy Nlartirlez Liat Chris VanDernnrk Martial Blll Cllultdier Ll. Buzz Adams Brent Smith Sgt. Kenneth Johnson Allan McDonald Nurses Denule Foster Debra Groli Delores Smith Ginn Filson Nlltsi I-laverlielrt Evelyn Bates Island Girls Lupe Flomeru Rose Chavez Merle Terriosky Diane Shipley French Girl Mary Hall Promoters Audrey Barnabas Michael Haywood Director James H, Burns Assistant Director Robert Koch Q Y 1 Y, .ff , ..+' ,A 13 Ni-,Y .:.. .is .. ..' sf' ,' T - r 'jS'ff' 4 A ff'w '11 T Q 2-r, 'fi' J f-ibm' x ' 5 . ' . 9. , . ,Ax , H .9 A .:N ' - . .- ' ' 'il r 1 ' . 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Q- it ' Q 331 Q 133 H A AHF va. V ., 1 ,M if i -1 E Q' 'V 1 - c -' ' ' 'F' , K, ' .LJ - .. . . , , . vw., ., - ,A ' , . ' ' ,' 7, ' A ' 'I I ' x 'f I 1' L' H 1 . - , 1 ' - T. ., 1. ' Q-. : Avg - W.. 'am' ' X v 'X X ' s . FJ-'IS 4 -'F-4 4-F w , 1 ,-,Z A . If ' 19 . i G il , lhmc' 1 A A Af ' A ' , f . is-9 1 , ' '. ' 4 X I y H ' 5 I . E -4, I 1 5- X nr an A :QSM .. , ' And! Q- -' 6 , , 'WT 1: .. ,, - A T f'T' N1 x 4 ' 1 W9 f pu, A All N f .ai ' C' l 1 r ff. x 5 'N , , 4 ... 'H-. 'T' ,:r'- , . FIRST RODEO 00EfN 6ROWNED 'ui Oueen, Colleen Hamilton Attendant, Carla Maxwell Left to right: Susan Heffelfinger, Colleen Hamilton, Bernaleen Ouintero, Debbie Balmes, Carla Maxwell, Lee Lacey, Karen Burnside, Candi Scott, and Candi Tucker. -72- l unindo Almeida Laurindo Almeida, the complete musician, one of the world's truly great guitarists, presented a concert on campus in late April. ln the past year this complete musician has played dozens of concerts, performing the works of the mas- ters. Yet recently he toured much of the world as featured soloist with the Modern Jazz Quartet. l-le scored many films and his recordings include everything from Bach to a beautiful solo album of Broadway favorites. Felix De fold Felix De Cola presented the first musical concert of the season in the Yavapai College Music Room, Friday, October 23. The pianist performed for one and one half hours and his program consisted of not only his musical talent but also portrayed his great vvhimiscal sense of humor. Bob Cfukca Robert Chicca, one of the 83 crew members captured aboard the U.S.S. Pueblo by the North Koreans, spoke to students in the Science Lec- ture Room and to the public in the gymnasium the evening of Friday, September 11, 1970. 6' - , ,Q IIV A 'E.J Y,,, If 'QQ ' . -1 ' K ,J my Y E it if R .vi ' .94 lln with People! Ea,e -74- Y 'Ml YC' 5' 0N 0K ART EX!! BITS' I . f e. v. , ' 5 Qlxffilf N if ' :115.-.':-- ij ' I - alias? :,:-' , 'Qf::T'zy12:?ww5f,45 if 3' ' , 'C ' Ceramics, Lelbold Exhibit. 'fs 115'-X Bronze Mask, Southwestern invitational Exhibit. Mr. Gine, Counselor, and Mrs. Elaine McCarty, of the Mountain Artists Guild join in congratulating Aguilera on the 3250 scholarship awarded by the The Yavapai College Art Department was fortunate to receive this year a grant from the Arizona Commission On The Arts and Humanities making it possible for the College ot obtain Arizona's most exciting art exhibits of the past year. 74 artists exhibited a variety of works in many media. Among the other shows were John Waddell, showing drawings and life-size bronze statuesg the 12th Annual Arizona Art Exhibitiong Piranesi-Picasso, sponsored by the Phoenix Art Nluseumg Charlie Dye Bi Joe Beeler, an all Western show: Leibold Ceramicsg and Linda Stark, of Ohio, to name a few. . .Pa left: Mother and Child, bronze sculpture by John A KK gc ,-. fe 7 lzfv -AQ .E '-Jr J dl 0R55 --R U6 005' EJIPIM I i Above left: Rev. Cliff Custer lectures in the Cafeteria. Above right: Rev. Cliff Custer, Walter Portugal, Steve Heroux, Ronnie Burrel, and Craig Riggle have an informal rap session. Below left: Carlos Aguilera, Linda Hardesty, and Bart Evans arrive for the Jamboree. Below right: The Prescott High School Stage Band played at the opening evening Jamboree. f 3' K V kg! -hail iii W .1 X U , 'Via' E Toni Lee Scott, lecturer and singer appeared on campus November 24 for a seminar at 3 p.m. and for a performance at 8 p.m. in the Music Room. She had appeared on the Johnny Carson, Steve Allen and Tennessee Ernie Ford shows. Her story was featured on This ls Your Life TV program. The United Cerebral Palsy Association named her Entertainer of the Year, and the Heart Association named her Woman of the Year. Sidney Rosen, a man who traversed over 97,000 miles through 51 countries on foot, by yacht, jeep, ox-cart, cargo plane, fishing junk, richshaw, and camel appeared on campus Wednesday, September 23, to tell of his travels. He told of his experiences on a 26-month hitch- hiking trip around the world on a budget of 31 per day. :T x ff: M A N -frm: M ' W Bling.. u-'f' , ..' 1 :gi :xr I.,-i ,. ,V M ,? r1.2 , ' , I 'SQ'- E 'T Y-if f ' :ie 15 M a fi 26 .-L , , qv. .. T-f 5-Ee Lg 1. w, ,Iv ,X JL ,. ' - R' , H Jn. 'Q N f' F , ' .Q-QL: . fi A '-AF? N u - fn if 1 m . 1 , , , .1 5 l if 1 ' , W H ' 2 u ' fi 35? 1 ,,, L IVV 7 Wm 23, ' ' jf? an fini X ww K. v i 4 w ,y-Hrigil ,I . 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Loretta BAILEY BAKER BALFOUR BALMES BALMES BARKER Alton Tomas James Debbie Madge Michael BAFINABAS BARTLETT BATES Audrey Deborah I EV9IYf1 B f an f in .' Q-'r',rE -':'.. ffrlQ.'.I 7 :Ili I L -B,-Q rehearsal for South Pacific. I BENTON BILLINGSLEY BIRD Lynn Nancy Lorna BOCHAT BOCK BOOTH Nancy Denise Barbara l BATES A BEASLEY BEAUCHAMP Lionel ' Judy Mark .1 I BEAVER BECK BEGAY Tim Mary Ann Effie BELL BELMOFIE BENDEFI Jeanne Phillip Terry BENJAMIN BENNETT BENNETT Elaine Deborah Virginia BENSON BENSON BEFIESFORD Virginia David i Bridget BISHOP BLAIR BLEAKNEY William Jane Rita Bossle - BOSTWICK Virgil John BOUCK James -81 BOWMAN BOYKIN BRANN Guy A- Valerie Marjorie T BRANN BRANSON BREWER 34 basketball is usually used in the game af basketball, I think. Wmiam Verma Richard B- BROWN BROWN BROWNLEE BRYSON BUEHLER BUNDRICK Smith T. Ruth Loretta Larry Joel Dwight BUNKER BUNN BUHIVIEISTER BURNSIDE BURNSIDE BURR Ja mes Bonnie BURRILL Barbara CA LDWE LL Martin BURNS Donald 'ui CA LHOON John Gordon Dave Karen Sharon W Jr' QTL. --ix, y f,.i , Lg ,Q V f 2' BURRUS BUSBY BUTLER CALDWELL Norman Richard Claudia Daniel CAPOZZI CARBONNEAU CAREY CAREY David Gary Lynn Vaun va? CARLTON CARR CARRERAS CARSON CARTER CASSIDY Elizabeth Brad Vickie Clyde Larry Douglas ,, AF : v ' I I X A CATANZARO CATHEY CHANDLER CHANDLER CHANDLER CHANEY Louis J. Beverly Jack J. Janella William Edith , IV ' I Z ' t if' CHAVEZ CHI LDS COBB CODY COLE COLE Rose Stephen David Joy Mark Juanita E COLLIEFI COLLIER COLLINS Kay Leila Gary 1 . COLLINS COLLINS COLYER Karen Patricia John ,Lf , , , I coNwAv COOK Mrs. Merritt, girls' FE instructor caught in volleyball action. Bill Chip ' -83 COOK COOLEY COOK CORBITT COR LE CORNISH Donald Erva Randy Jim Elizabeth Harriette CORONADO CRISSMAN Ron Trenna CURTIS DALLAGO Lora Eddie W Q- -9 G1 -r- In I .,:: ,...1:.. 1 DAVENPORT DAVIDSON Gladys Elnor DAVIS Merlin X , I DAY David CFIOWL CULLEN CUNNINGHAM Chris Steve Kerry if ' ' ' Q Q- A I E1 Q - f J I - I I3 44.5 3 F iii K DALY DANA DANIELS Dennis Rachel Gary CURTIS Bob fx ' L 143 ,QF . , ,k fxr DARDIS Suzanne DAVIDSON DAVIDSON DAVIDSON DAVIS Joyce Rick William James DAVIS Sandra lsn 't this what they call propaganda? D'AMATO Ken DROZD Ronald EDWAR DS Robert i l I l :N . EVER ETT Wayne ff :.:.l . .W- DeBASTIANI DENBY Gene Debra DENNY DENNY Gary John Here is a place to get rif of that empty feeling. l DENNEY DEVEREAUX DICKINSON DICKERSON DIENSTBIER Paul Tom Joann Valerie Sharon ,x- DUNCAN Juanita fell. ESAU Bert EWART Mel . -gr. C . Q 3 6 a,,,, N Ajk DUNCAN DUBINKA DUFF DYER Tam Steve Barbara Harold 1 .1x'i5a. A ' yas fzazaiia - Qi-I FJ EVANS EVANS EVERED EVERETT Bartlett Mike Michael Howard . um A14 9' X .,. . W ,D -:V P' f I .C aj i . FARLEY FEAFINO FERGUSON FERNEY Shiflel' USFWS Gene Michael -85 '- H -Y 'ek , v 'l . -. 1 1 . A , mi' it ..- I i .Tflrxlf v FEFINOW FETT.Y FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FINN Charles CYnthia Robert Suzanne William James FLATT FLEISCHEL FLETCHER FLOERCHINGER Dave Joseph Vaughn Pauline ,N If V FORESTER FOSTER FOSTER FRAKES Allan Deborah Sally Robbie FORD Danny FRANKS Clara 4.5 FULLER Pusom FUSON Jeanette Gina Julie FUSTOS GABALDON GABA LDON Jim Chris John FORD Dennis 'P kj ,T X . E FREESTONE Blen Two of Yavapai College? smaller students. See what v f ' f au f Ed M ll a GArrHEn GARCIA GAnciA g'j0,yfWjZfte a 'md ' 0' 'my an Karla Daniel Ralph -85- l l GARCIA Sandra GARCIA Yoli GARNEAU Barbara GEEVER GERE Michael Chris 'Zire you sure you still want to play professional football? 2 . gh V ' I . o In 'nl -1 l . -'.z.'.' , GERNER GILES GILL GILL David Carole Joseph Joyce , - 1 I N K .A - GINN GIANNANGELO GOFFENA GOFFENA GOMEZ GOOD Beverly Frank Don George Jerry Ann' GOOD GOODE LL Janet Jill GRANGEFI GRAY Marv Alexander GOODWIN Patrick GRAYSON- Jeff T? GRACE GRAF GRAFF Cleo Sarah Terri Q . if! x , f X X J l W I GREGORY GRIFFITH GRINDLER Athens Jane Ray GRIMM GROB GROSS HANN Barb Debbie ke Bruce HANN HAIRSTON HALE HALE Donna Michele Patricia Steve Oh, I dunno. l think it looked better on the other wall. HALL HALLEY HALSTEAD HAMILTON Mary Dave Joseph Colleen , if J' HAMMAN HAMMAN HAMMOND HAND HANNA HARGUESS James Susan Pamela Bonnie Randall Charles ? .23 i I gr ,vff I? - l 5 l HARRIS HARRIS HARRIS HART HARTMAN HARTWE LL Carolyn Clyde Patricia George Margie Gary in I iff- A 57 if, HARTWIGG HASTINGS HASTINGS HATCH HATTABAUGH HATTABAUGH Jean Mi ke Ron Jacqueline Carolyn John HAVERFIELD HAYNES HAYWOOD HAYWOOD HEARD HEFFELFINGER Mitsi Carolyn Francis Mike Charles Susan -x W . 'Til li T T-:T f -1 I . l L -' 7' N 1 HEISE HEISELMEYER HELING HELVIG HENDERSON HENLEY Ben Craig Debbie Kristine BTV-HUT Mike l lil 4:1-P -- Ni' HENRY HENSLEY HENSON HERNANDEZ HERRMANN HESLOP Sherry Joanna Robin Theresa Ollie Darrell Mrs. Karen Brown, chemistry instructor, and Science Department guest, Barrymore. Barrymore? G-Q HOUGHTON HUCKEBY Wavne Mike l ' A-. '-I 'T. , HUNT HUNT Rita Carp! 'CJ HUDMAN HUFF Jade Jaynee HUNTER HURST David Karen 6:5 r .'- , HIBBARD HILL Melvin Jackie Am -qv HIPSHER HOCKENSMITH Don Don 3 F ' f I9 v HODGES HOGG Nancy Robert HUFF HUME John Joseph fail-' A , JIM In , .I uf N 15 HURT HARGRAVE Carol Kathy N INGERSON JACOUEZ JAKOLA JARRETT JENKINS JENNINGS Dena Erlinda Ronald Ronald Bradlev Fraser 57? JERGINS JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON Sheri-H99 Beverly Johnny Luren JOHNSON JOHNSON Kermit Pearl 4 Q ' . ai in 'E V fl , 4 1 JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSTON JONES JONES JONES Ralph Wanda Mattie Dale Dorothy Neal K. T4 fi J . 4' ' J' :noi ' ., , ff 1, ' ,. Q , : V- .J my , y JORDAN JACOUEZ JOY KARCIC KAFKCIC KAUR Fred Linda Howard Tony Lisa Gerard KEEL Connie CD KINNARD Anne KR UMBHO LZ Rockey -90- KELLY Evelyn 6 i i . 3: gf KINNARD Robert ' pf- , 0 rf, ' 3 is I rd .6 .SL LACEY Lea 2 0- , ' Q' .1v 1.1 KEISLER KEPPLIN KERNS KIMBALL Rachel Vivian Roy Ben KIZER KLUGIEWICZ KNUDSTON KRAUS Kim Janet JON RSV ei 7 7 I' , LAMBERT LANGNESS LANGNESS LANKFQRD Leland Kathy Paul Gladys .J 0. LARA LARSEN LAULO LAWHEAD LAYMAN LEAKE Tony Frank Robert Irene William Constance 43- fl A 51 2' Flo.. V V 3, LEAKE LEGINO LESTER LEE LEE LEE Stanley Steven Berry Charlotte Daniel George -Q ,.... MSM LEE LEYBA LEE LOGAN LOPEZ LONG Harley Joseph Linda David Flaul Dianna LUNCEFORD LAZARIS LYNCH Kathy Nick Marilaura ' - . P ' -P Mx' i MAINS MAINZER MAINZER Margaret George Theodore MACK MACKIN MADRID Sarah James Mary l ,ay fe A 54--'lr 7 . f X PN A' --5 MANN MANN MAR KS Sylvia William Bryan MARTIN MARTIN Deborah Helen MAH1-'NEZ MAR-I-'NEZ Mrs. Virginia Williams, English instructor, says to Karla Gaither, Au,-elio Nancy Yes, that is a very good theme, but did you have to write so close to the paper? -91 - MAXWE LL Carla MCCARTHY Cathi McCUMSEY Betty ' PM McDONA LD David Mcl NTOSH Roger McNALLY Carolyn Z A METCA LF Larry -92- 1 I , 5 3-c 1 ' ig Af 1, il, My I xx-xziv, V ax, Q NIAYHEW MAYO MAYOTTE Anne Rebecca Rick A 'S 1-.-' Q ..,, E- , 1, ..- MCCQI-LUM MCCORMICK McCOY MICIWGGI Kaye Colin 1 McCAlN McCALL Margaret Mark gd f 1 - I r Y 12.5, D . 1, , 4' 'L X McCOY MCCRACKEN Kathy Richard McCUMSEY McDONALD Pauline Archy MCDONALD McFAR LAND Ruth Anne Ginger .I -I 1 2 legs Dishes, dishes, dishes. And Cinderella thought she NICINTYFIE NICMULLEN had it tough, murters Mr. Dennis Leonard, cafeteria Kathleen Ti-lhni bass, as he does a bit of pearl diving. 'R- -' ft :: ! .S MEAD MEADOWS MELCHER MERKLE Janet Thomas Ronald Helena u 1--A ' , cb 5 . Ml MIESMEFI MIKULEWICZ MILLER MILLER Lanora Irene Geralyn Shelly fr l ' N l' MERRILL Brian MINKLER Mary gr 1,w1'f an 5 x , . lx Q., D ll N 1 'i - x 1 ff .f - if ll? ,l a- ll an- J ls: ,i A MONROE MONNINGER MORALES MORENO ' MORGAN I MORGAN Molly , Carroll Israel Sam Barbara I John , is-lc ala 3' 'M 57 IIEEEII I?f. ' MORGAN MORRISON MOSES MOZINGO ' MUDGE -4 I MULLANEY Michael Jerene Ethel John Garv I Edward if-' 1 Q- ,T gif? MUNDAY MUNOS ' MURPHY MURPHY John Frank Betty Claude -fi EQ, ' Y R R I x ' '.-wh-f Vigil, -L4 NAHEE MASAYOSHI NARANJO NARD Pat Nakajima Robert Marjie NEWMAN NILES NOER NULTE Bradley Marjorie Larry Jay l .- ,,,. W? MURRAY NADEL Laura 1 Patricia wma, gas- h Y W fl eafa, L 1 fb! NELSON g NEZ Sandy F Sarah T A Y 1 Z ri Al yr, Z' -LJ l yhxiiilrfnmrhx NORMAN l NORTON Delores I Michelle NOWELL NUTTALL Charles Joe NYMAN o'BR I EN 'fs fVPf'19 9ff'ff'1f Sharon Linda Dolores Smith at the typewriter and Kerry Cunningham exclaim, Oh, my gosh! l . 4 , . , A .gl l I 1 .Leu L 1 1 . , M OELZE OLAGUE OELSON OLSON ONNEN ORSBORN Lois Jenny Herbert Jill Linda Huie E9' fear-L 1-'bf , 4 11, lx I' il 5 I' OSBORN OSMAN John OWENS Dorothy PALADIN Lynda PARKER Marshall J-4' A PENA Robert 'C ? POE Linda 94- Marie i. OAKLEY Annie sport section. PAPPAS Michele E I .J ,,. -..4' PARKER PARKER PARRA PARRY Neal Theresa Rachel Helen PENROD PETTYJOHN PHILLIPS PIKE Gloria Dan J0hr1 Linda SEL Q' 1 l Congratulations fellas, now take your first place trophy for winning the top spot in the First Yavapai College Invitational Basketball Tournament and head for the PARTON Virginia I , if .li PIPER Gai POLACH POLACH POLAND POLK Michael Steve Cindv Barbara POLLOCK Don PORTER ' Don - ...Q -qv ' . ., ' QUINTERO Bernaleen QUINTERE Kathleen RAYMER John REAY Gary 54 REESE John RICE T Z A NJ ' .1 11 !. ilfjisfw- - PORTER - POTTER POTTER PRITCHETT PROPER Robert Bruce Wayne Lynn Lee QUN ITERO George Jr. RAFTER Wayne ' Qi. ,5 wx . IRQ .' 4. VFR .Y PI RAYMER Margaret O Il f il ' 1 .:' 'has' -4 Ax Q , iii! f fel' , Q.,- REDNIAN Phil RETTMANN Valerie Q I --w .,,' G u 41 li ' 3 'l gi 'Q R E UTE R Sylvia l RICE RICE Michael Phillip Stanhope f 2 Happiness is winning, and winning, and winning. RHEA Robert .a RICHARDS Dixie RHENWRICK RHODORA Allen Jr. Rio RICHARDS RICHARDS Greta Jay ' 'F' ' 'V X -.i lfll'-A , RIGGLE ROARK Craig Michaele RODARTE RODRIOUEZ Francine Alma 1 ROGERS ROMERO Pat Emily ,, , iQ:4:'!' A -J mike RUDDOCK RUNION Jerry Ron SALLUSTIO SALMON Phillip Jessie SANCHEZ SANDERS Manuel Joyce E. Q 1 L SANFORD SARVlS Marilyn Jaflet L. ROBERTS ROBERTS Bill William RODRIOUEZ RODRIOUEZ Blasita Carlos ROIVIERO Lupita RUSSELL Randy ROSS James v ,- -gl X . iv' x RYER Walter l ROBISON ROCHELE Nlada John 7 . gg i! ROGERS ROGERS Arm Kenneth hd QE: K ff . . ROTH ROYSTER Elizabeth Karen A L U' 3 J sf-' ' I X- RYGIEL ROGEN Gloria Robert Q Terry Arment and Richard Whitlaw wait patiently, intelligently, and quietly to discuss course schedules with the counselors. AU X ., I. I I Lf i 1 if 33,2 - .f f, . . f' :gl - I .. 1iJyf f. 'A SAVOINI SCHILZ SCHINDLEN SCHNIEDER Dean E. Bud Fred Andrew ' I - . -, ly ow- is , I Il U- . 'ff' I -0- I I l' If or-1 ' ' ' x . I K' SCHRODER 1 SCHRUP SCHRUP SCHULLER Chris Maxine Ronald Margaret 9 I. Q ,IPP -I If l' If I SCHNITIZIUS SCHNITIZIUS Jack Nlark SCHWIMMEFI SCOTT Paul Cynthia SEARS SEWARD SHAEFFER SHARP SHELDRICK Charles Tim Dennis Stephen Thomas 1:15321 SHEPARD SHIPLEY SHORTHAIR SLADE SLOAN Nancy Dianna Lorraine Danny Don I. X. SHELTON Alice ily ' f, X W I i,Y I SMITH Bruce .,-il A 1 9 V SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH Craig Debbie Dolores Gregory Jo Etta Lola SMITH SMITH Michael PHUICK , W5 . SOUZA SPAINHOUR Steve Carl A. SMITH Rita is , 'i:. ' pl . - ui: I .L fe-, rf . SPEARS Wayne SMITH Wendy STAGO Beverly SMITH William B. .. J 'Q J w STANBURY Paul SO KATCH Loretta STANDHAR DT Herbert lyw ,,,,, ,.. Q STEED Denise 4: STUART Linda STEGMEIR George STUMPF Greg SULLIVAN Jane I V . TENNEY Harold SUTTON Renee TERNOSKY Marie 29,45 'C-77 STEWART Dave 1. , M fi- . X an X if ri we 4:1 f STURDEVANT Scott SWEENEY Mike TERSEY Dale STIDWORTHY Grace aff' 5.- '-.J 921 SUHADOLNIK Ray SZYPER Joseph T STO ESZ Sara fwkk lg l M T ,A SULLIVAN Barbara TATE Liz THARP THOMASON Jerry Barbara THOMPSON THOMPSON THOMPSON THOWSON THOWSON Lonnie Perry Sam Greg Lynda Q-sw' I Q ' 'Q X ,. .. A H . I THREESTARS TILLIS TOMPKINS TFlUSLEFl TUCKER Glendine Glenda Charlotte Flex Candi VALE VAN DEMARK VAN DEMARK VANDEFIVORT VAPINEY Peggy Christine J. L. Ann Jim -98- STUART John . F1A3 SULLIVAN George TEFFT E. THOMPSON Fred THOWSON Michael i I l .' gg.. H 4 ,1- K-HAlLi55,a,.',a, TUFl LEY Geraldine VAUG HAN Alice fy life A ' - i a, I iff ,xg 1 i , L: , Z VAUGHN John WALLER Kristine WEAVER Diane WERTENBERGER Billie WILLIAMS Debbie WOODCOCK David YAR BOROUGH Sharon .044 . L ., '7.:,. ., - A. All . .ff . .1 I- , VIEKREY VIQUERIA VON HAGEL Larry Frances Michael Gerry WA LLS WATERS WATKINS WATSON George Sue Richard Barbara A I v il 2 K I 1 I WEBER WEBER WEBER WELLS Cody Judy Molly Curt Elf' ,x M 2 , Hi fu 5.4 l WEST WHEE LER WHITE WHITLOW Mark George Janice Bruce WINGFIELD WILLIAMS WITTING WOHLWEND John Mary Robert Conni 1 itia - ,..:..: I. A f 4' as A , ,X 1 ' . ' ,T Q1 'F ' ' , L, , L l WOODLAND WRIGHT WRIGHT YANEZ Douglas Dalylene Phyllis Ernestine YATES YORK YUKNIS ZELLMER Bill Kathy Michael Dan WALKER Phyllis iii if WAYMAN Hank WELSH Bill WHITT Frank WOOD Robert YANG Thomas ZIECH Linda -99- v W 313. fm. X Q Aja in ,ms-.N gf x 2 fiig-ei X if-L ' X M., 'gm W W T ' X ,, A.W,, , E 421225: - My 1 Y if- 1 ML - ., fs, Q Lx., iw :d .s MQ: igiwfm. , 'ggi 1333212 7 w E 1 A K ,1 Ham V ?1E?Sss ' EK 31-QQ L: . ' JI l H 5 ? ' 1 ul f f 1-5 ru, J , , I -. -llQ Qq'J:N'Yg:if ij ' 1 ,I F: X ' f. 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Tai. if fa .. x, ,1,,. w -, .-MA KV 1 -1 ,fl ,Q 'wx N 1 I w ' jx . xflrsws ' :1!!QL'I fly if-1 - P: f- 1 ,Lf he fi , -4,51 -111 5. .V .A ,.. - .'?l'ffJgl5lQQ,l- 'f mfg rf ,jj ' Qirgj ., A 4 Q 'rc -, ,ru ' 1 60VfRNJIflV7 ' jxfhi. A P555 ,I 5,- 553 , W-I If V. , . ,N ng- - . ,, J., fm -. -4 -V ., ' T fi -' . A P 3: up QP K . ' .P -ffQ?.: :- '-1 e- V. X V i.,l.5 ,Yh:--fH.iqL1 i V .-,,'.g,Fgl,F 1 4.255 uglfggir Q3 , -. w X ,'-1.--gxqlli' X-1 . ,I--4 . , l . 7 Al J - 5 Q Ai! .fr .. I I1,.',F L4 mlm' I. ,Y ,4y Q . ,y C 5 A ,LM , :,,! -- ,f -I 1 3 ., .w,-.r , , .1:+1n.,.- , 'L --- W jf 114, -'- - - ':-1Y:f-, ,A , X ii: ,All enww . .dsuvrzl -.-.N 7111 ill' 1 15 n v.'Y'JL! 145' 0614750 WMIEN STUDENTS At the first meeting were, seated, Mrs. Irene Mikulewicz, Mrs. Carol Ammerman, counselor-sponsor, and Sandy Nelson: standing, Lynne Butler, Debra Helling Jill Goodell, and Barbara Burrell. Officers '70-'71 President .................... Vice-President .......... Sec,lTreas. ................. . Sandy Nelson ......Rita Hunt Karen Floyster Cabinet members ....... Lupe Fl omero -1 04- Flebecca Mayo Although Associated Women Students lAWSl had a small gathering at the initial meeting of the club, membership open to every female student on campus, grew rapidly. AWS sponsored several activities, among them AWS week, and a dance. Y.C.'s chapter sent seven delegates, chaperoned by Mrs. Carol Ammerman, to a five day convention of the International Association of Women Students, held at Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado. The Duo-State Con- ference will be held here Nov. 5-7, 1971. AWS nominated the Spring Queen winner, Debbie Williams. Officers '71-'72 President .... ................Flita Hunt Vice-President ....... Debbie Williams Secretary .......... Treasurer . ...... Historian .......... Committee Chairvvomen. .,....Peggi Schuller ......Shelley Miller ,,,,,,,,Emily Romero ...Kerry Cunningham Rachel Parra Gail Piper NUR IN6 500647 0N Front ro w: Mrs. Pauline Floerchinger, Mrs. Leila Collier, Mrs. Juanita Cole, and Mrs. Rene Sutton. Second rowf Miss Linda Poe, Mr. Carl Spainhour, Mrs. Edith Chaney, Mrs. Jean Nelson, and Mrs. Patricia Rahn. Third row,' Miss Joyce Sander, Mrs. Carolyn Haynes, Mrs. Leatha Lacey, Miss Linda Zeich, and Miss Ilene Lawhead. Back row,' Miss Bernaleen Ouintero, Miss Patricia Nahee, Mrs. Loretta Soparch, Miss Michelle Pappas, Miss Barbara Thompson, and Miss Cathi McCarthy. Not pictured is Mrs. Cleo Grace. A two year nursing program was introduced to Prescott, September 1969 when Yavapai College opened and is the seventh Associate Degree Nursing program offered in the state of Arizona. Although the Associate Degree nurse is prepared primarily to function in a general hospital setting, other areas within the scope of nursing are avail- able to her through continuing education. Many of these classes are on campus while others are offered as extension courses in cities throughout the state. The Yavapai College Nursing Education program is under the direction of Mrs, Barbara Kitchens, RN. She is assisted by Mrs. Wanda Plumstead and Mrs. Ruth Westerinen. On August 31, 1970, the Nursing Department enrolled 20 women and one man. This brings the Associate Degree Nursing students to a total of 30, which includes nine students in their second year. 105- ,, I, . f gf I -106 U W .f'-'F,'4,,-1--- ,M 0020! C011 .., . 'F ' A V 'Left ra right, -Tap to bottom?JdfE'fusson, RonNRuhian,, -V , I I IA' , :M A, '-f '. ' N . Terry Graft Candi Tucker, John Reese Gear Rose Chavez. Rebecca Mayo. V V L., , V UP NY .gear . N: .icuii Pfll BNA LAMBDA ik - 'er YJJV FA Q Sir . . h Lu P4 The Tau Psi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, a national organization of business students, was officially initiated Friday afternoon, February 12, 1971. Y.C.'s chapter is the fourth such chapter in Arizona. A state leadership con' ference was held March 27 in Tempe, with Dolores Smith, Kathy York, Joel Buehler, Denise Steed, Don Cook, Chris Gere, Bill Hadley, Kris Helvig, Karen Hurst, John Mozingo, and Bobbie Frakes representing Y.C. A national Phi Beta Lambda conference is to be held in Miami, Fla., this June. Phi Beta Lambdas motto- Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today, seems quite appropriate. '71 4, CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP Evelyn L. Bates Effie M. Begay David Benson Virgil B. Bossie Don A. Cook, President Erva Cooley Joe Fleischel Robby Frakes, Historian Chris Fl. Gere, Vice President Kris Helvig Karen L. Hurst John Morgan John Mozingo Thomas D. Nickolich Valerie Rettmann Francine Flodarte Dolores Smith, Secretary!Treasu rer Denise Steed Bill Hadley Kathy York, Vice President David Halley CHAPTER ADVISORS Mrs. Barbikay B. Pohl Mr. Norval F. Pohl DEAN OF STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES Dr. John L. Meyers -107- Front left to right: Jenny Olague, Susan Waters, Susan McNally, Judy Weber, Jane Blair. Back left to right: John Phillips, Gary Carbanneau, George Bond, Mike Evans, Jae Leyba. 5' ANI!!! 6203 we Ha arf 5. is 'U i Q Q Q9 Q N Q 'iii He N PN N Q3 'Q N S -iw 2 Q amy e . evgrv rn I HS E . d wM 32 f X Wm N' 5 H9NvHimo SUNIAA Q 0 O Oxy? Q WWW , 9 -Q rpg, 'N -Oll- FORf.S'7RY 6203 17 11 A 1,5111 sig-1 Mm' . .1 1: :W11 - 1 1 1 gdisfw 11 11 111 - 'ig:..3E12113.p- 3 1 1 ??1g,i2 1yLw,11g,g11' H H1111 W X111 , -NA11gg11,11lII 11 11 1 h - 111' 11 W 111 11 X wH111111,1111. 1111111 1 1 1 .1111 ' 1 , 45511111 1 lx W I 115 - 1E1g?a?f - 1-15 W 1 Y if : 1 , 111111 2 1- 1 11 1.15 1a.1f1-1- 1111121 - 11 af-11 l 1 ' '-TQ? 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Standing are Lowell Audis, Gary Carbonneau, W l w uw ff ' V ll, , H - J f , H, w .nw 322335255525 155554355 l l 1 if Gs Hi H - vw ' x : 1 Y . V. Q t W , , . , . ,,, , - W- - . - e , W H ' : - Z e ,w 'l, .4 . . 'm:1lL,-.:..!4 4..,,,-,1,-.--g..,,.g, ,,, --mg ,, Q e ---Y i- 'AJ-L ,MLA-,,,, , , 1 , Y 17 Seated: left to right, Don Sloan, Bob Pena, Bob Schnitzius, Harley Lee, Nick Fleming. Center is Mr. Craig James, Advisor. Standing: Mike Thowson, Ron Schrup, John Mozfngo, George Gund Don Porter, Wrgil Bosse, and Frank Leba. Ewyze' i i ALA A--:1-42, Vi -We -CL .b 1: .1 V l Egwm' W 4.1 xxxxxgxxw .R 4' ,ff 11-f' i' Above, left to right: Valerie Rettman, Colleen Hamilton, Julie Fusson, Wendy Smith, Candi Tucker and Pam Hammond. Below left: Wendy Smith, Mayer. Below right: Julie Fusson, Kingman. : ,,,, ,fs-I- '4...e. f- ' 1 V .., ,f Y . .-,4f...'r -'J ,f 5155.- -1-L .,-.. , . ...4.'--f 1 -1 -1 J , J , L -Y A-fi Y,... , ..... ,e.e ,. , ,,,,f , 1. .7,,,,,, A l p - t :O , up ,P ,ga...e......-.,,.....Q.x.-e 'J e- e - 1 -fe-e I J Y-Yhhh: A . Y Lag Y Y, , jm,,,. fgkeie- - 5, L 51 V2 5 -Wg. w ',z.. rf ....-.-fs'-,4-K .--.f-r . ....,.- e W xi ny., V, , +1-V.- Above left: Colleen Hamilton, White River Above right: Pam Hammond, Prescott Below left: Valerie Rettman, Kingman Below Flight: Candi Tucker, Kingman 3 4 DRI!! 754171 Q: G s. es- 53 R5 Phylis Walker, Liz Tate, 3.5 aG S15 gg SE Ei E li gd? Sv.: Ea Blair, HE ndervart, Elizabeth Roth, Ja Va d, Smith, Ann Delores Karcic Quin tera, Lisa Bernaleen team mem Debbie S an: W as 'EE EE .91 lr'- ,115 .St Q3 gs- Q sl W E -S-2 .sm sl 'JE -Sf: 'ra 23 L ml 3:-- 32 S 2 ...Ur Q: -E .gg 3 . E or 'Q -. .EE EE Q if L? Debbie Smith :E .tw Qvr ES W :EE 858 Us E 6 -Q ua Q US 95 1 'E -S -1 'E W if Q s. 'E N 2 R. 'E -2 -E La 5 E Q -E -Q Q 5 2 r. E va Q 5 I T 5 Dance and Drill team members in action doing one of their routines during half-time of a home basketball game. The D-D team performed at every home game and accompanied the basketball team on one of the out-of-town games. Many hours of practice went into per- fecting the routines. At least one new routine was presented at each of the home games. The performances of the D-D team added much to the color and excitement of a very successful basket- ball season. pi, 1' ', ,, g . L..f' L At half-time during the final home basketball game of the season, Dance and Drill team sponsor, Mrs. Lynn Merritt, was taken by surprise when she was presented with a bouquet of roses in appreciation for the time and effort spent in sponsoring the D-D team. Lupe Romero, student director of the D-D team, received a corsage from the members for her many hours of work with the team. 5 mm X X ' .' E, '.. ,K . gr, X .- ,ez W , W, 5 gg-,X YS 1- 1, . :W ,, iXX '?2, X5 .X 'X MNH ' E, ,,,- M Ng, nw .gm UL -' , . msg: gg: W ,i,,.,Y, . X Q: . Xggici K5??q., XX' - Qziisif 1 , my -XX t - 2155 i ,Hi Y W. X-mg XX X X N., 'n X 'zzifw N Q, N H WX..,. , XXWQSQXSY wmv PQ: Mwst XXX, W ,, WM M 1 -- -'- ,iw Xl X g -1 mb! A . .,., sf 1 1 Wai .91-fm - , X, Q,M..,. ,, X.X5lx,X , my W X Y-YES, gig A 6 Yavapai College's Choir and Chorus, under the direction of Mr. James Burns, was active on and off campus. Music students displayed their talents, acting and singing in the musical South Pacific. The voice students played an important role in the dedication ceremonies September 20. There were many times during the year that found the students singing for civic organizations which held meetings in the college cafeteria. From April 20 through April 24 the choir went on a four-day singing tour of Northern Arizona high schools. Above, Mr. Burns get set to direct his singers. Front row, Liz Tate, Valerie Flettman, Candi Tucker, Nancy Martinez, Delores Smith, Jeanne Bell, Kim Kizer, Gina Fuson, Dianne Shipley, and Evelyn Bates: middle row, Kathy Lunceford, Phylis Walker, Julie Fuson, Lupe Fiomero, Chris Van Demark, Linda Van Demark, Suzan Fields, Melanie Ewart, Pat Harris, Gloria Arredondo, Barbara Booth and Sharon Nyman: back row, Don Hockensmith, David Logan, John Fiocheleau, Mark Cole, John Knudtson, Carlos Aguilera, Michael Polach, Bart Evans, Ron Flunion, .lim Bunker, Walter Fiyer, Walter Austin, Craig Heiselmeyer,John Vaughn, and Brent Smith. At the piano, Gerry Turley and Flose Chavez. Left, an informal moment in chorus class when the students sang for purely self-enjoyment found John Vaughn, with guitar, Rose Chavez and Gerry Turley at the piano ready to accompany the singers. ..q.qs:...1v- , The YC Choir members enter and arrange themselves in concert formation as they prepare to entertain one of PresCott's civic organizations during a luncheon meeting in the college cafeteria. The two faces of Mr. James Burns, choir director, the working Mr. Burns, and the formal smiling Mr. Burns. Ag, ii 1 Upper left, left to right, Bob Laulo, Secretary, Wayne Davis, Sgt at Arms, Fraser Jennings, President and Dennis Shaebber, Vice President. Below, left to right: Ran Murray, Paul Schwinner, Dan Zellmer, Mike Vigueria, and Mike VWlliams check the timing on Ron's car. 40 0 CNIB Eng -f--H if fl ff? 1 .- I Z' J' F1 -119- -OZ L'- W 59 M 'W ul vw CTV! 1, ., ,Bmw H. Q?,,.13' E 'Tru' I T? 7 '..Ei1? 'i3QfQ75iw ' 55 551, fr .,.. . W17' K my Y ,ML N WW A will Wglggly Awww M - H 1 w'm ..' H WW ' W -llfwff -Yr' 'I 'WWW' WE ll ' V MW! ' u N, m ,A xn , iw., ..a,.I,2gEq,v I,.- ..-:swf- .,, .tmp-,,,L, A U -.H .5 ,,. ,L ,J N Ks? w: mil 'f fs'.m In mgsgwfA',,, N WH ' - H mm . Y w W,p ,g -' sag rl' Ml, -H . Eallmefg ,W K 5. ,V 1 bf F' , 1, W ' 111 ' is? in - - HX 'SK H 4 4' ri 1.- Li :u . l Q H l Q? ' w 4 1 ! I 3 org Front, left ta right: Blen Freestone, Jae Fleischel, Harold Tenney. Back left to right: Dennis Ford, Diana Long, Julie Fuson, Gina Fuson, Candi Tucker, Jim Bunker. Members not Present Wendy Smith Liz Tate George Hart Sam Thompson Lisa Karcic Jim Finn David McDonald Emily Romero Connie Leake Gloria Penrod Dean Savoini Dave Logan Mike Evans Gina lngerson Bill Robert Left to right: back row: Mr. and Mrs. Don Morgan, Melanie Jacobson, Al Boykin, Kathy Lunceford, Phil Redman. Terry Denton, Lolita Hostetler, Kaye McCormick and Tiger, Ron Coronado, Joel Buehler, Marsha Evans, David Falk, Bonnie Bohning, Nick Lazarus. Aguilera, Carlos Allen, Virginia Arredondo, Gloria Audis, Lowell Austin, Walter Bates, Lionel Bleakney, Rita Bond, George Booth, Barbara Bowman, Guy Boykin, Valerie Brownlee, Gaye Buehler, Joel Burns, Donald Burrlll, Barbara Carr, Brad Cassidy, Douglas Chavez, Rose Collins, Gary Collins, Karen Cook, Donald Cook, Randy Cooley, Erva Curtis, Lora Curtis, Robert Davenport, Gladys Davidson, Elnor Davidson, Joyce Davidson, Rick Davis, James Dickerson, Valerie Duncan, Juanita Dupuy, Rawley Evans, Bart Farley, Shirley Fearno, Dennis Fields, William Floerchinger, Pauline Forester, Allen Foster, Deborah Frakes, Ralph Fuson, Julie Gabaldon, Chris Garneau, Barbara Geever, Michael Gere, Chris Good, Janet Giannangelo, Frank Grace, Cleo -122- 50PH01fI0R E Graff, Terri Grayson, Jeff Grimm, Barbara Grob, Debra Halford, Gary Harris, Patricia Hatch, Jacqueline Hattabaugh, John Haverfield, Mitsi Hayward, Frances Heslop, Darrel Hibbard, Melvin Hill, Jackie Hunter, David Houghton, Wayne lngerson, Dena Jakola, Ronald Jenkins, John Jennings, Robert Jordan, Fred Karcic, Anthony Kerns, Roy Klugiewicz, Janet Knudtson,John Krumbholz, Rocky Lambert, Leland Lea ke, Stanley Lee, Daniel Lee, George Lee, Harley Leyba, Joe McCollom, Michael McCracken, Richard Mann, Sylvia Martin, Deborah Meadows, Tom Mikulewicz, Irene Monninger, Carroll Monroe, Molly Morgan, John Mudge, Gary Nelson, Sande Newby, Roy Noer, Larry Nowell, Charles O'Brien, Linda Olson, Marilyn Parra, Alex Polach, Michael Pollock, Don Pritchett, Lynn Ouintero, Bernaleen Ouintero George Rettman, Valerie Richards, Dixie Riggle, Craig Robert, William Robison, Mada Romero, Lupita Roth, Elizabeth Runion, Ron Ryer, Walter Sanford, Marilyn Sargent, Janet Schindler, Fred Schrup, Ronald Seward, Tim Slade, Daniel Sloan, Donald Smith, Bruce Smith, Debbie Smith, Wendy Spainhour, Carl Stuart, Linda Stumpt, Greg Sweeney, Michael Tate, Elizabeth Tersey, Dale Thompson, Samuel Thowson, Gregg Thowson, Lynda Tompkins, Charlotte Tucker, Candi Turley, Geraldine Van Demar k, Christine Van Demark, Linda Vaughn, Larry Vickery, Frances Weaver, Dianne Weber, Cody Weber, Coulter Weber, Judy White, Janice Williams, Mary Witting, Robert Yang, Thomas Ybarra, Richard Alexander, Michael Allen, Ken Amato, Jerry Anderson, Frank Anderson, Pierre Annecchini, Rocco Apolinar, Thomas Arment, Mary Armer, Trudi Armstrong, Robert Arredondo, Cordillia Augenstein, Robert Ayars, Jay Bacon, Jean Baker, Thomas Barnabas, Audrey Barrett, Donald Bates, Evelyn Beauchamp, Mark Beaver, Timothy Becker, Stephen Begay, Effie Benjamin, Elaine Belrnore, Phillip Bender, Vernon T. Bennett, Deborah Benton, Lynn Beresford, Bridget Bishop, William Blair, Alta Bochat, Nancy Bock, Denise Boggs, Jeanie Bonitta, Larry Bossie, Virgil Bostwick, John Bouck, James Brewer, Richard Brown, Richard Brown, Smith Taylor Bundrick, Dwight Bunker, James Burnette, Bernadette Burns, Charles Burnside, Karen Burrus, Norman Butler, Claudia Caldwell, Daniel Caldwell, Martin Calhoon, John Capozzi, David Carbonneau, Gary Carlton, Elizabeth Carreras, Victoria Catanzaro, Louis FRLYIMIEN Chance, John Chandler, Jack Chaney, Edith Charon, Richard Childs, Stephen Clack, Douglas Cobb, David Cody, Joye Cole, Juanita Cole, Mark Collier, Kay Collier, Leila Conway, Bill Cook, Arthur Corbitt, Jim Coronado, Ronald Crites, Ronald Crowl, Chris Cullen, Steve Cunningham, Kerry Curry, Chris Dallago, Eddie Daly, Dennis D'Amato, Ken Daniels, Gary Dardis, Suzanne Davidson, Merlin Davis, Merlin Davis, Sandra Day, David DeBastiani, Gene Dedmore, Deanna Denby, Debra Denney, Paul Denny, Gary Denny, John Dickinson, Joann Dienstbier, Sharon Dominguez, Chris Donovan, Barbara Drone, Cidy Drozd, Ronald Dubinka, Steve Duff, Barbara Duncan, Tim Dyer, Harold Eddy, John ll Evans, Melinda Evans, Michael Evered, Michael Everett, Howard Everett, Wayne Dwart, Melanie Falk, David Ferney, Michael Fernow, Robert Fields, Robert Fields, Susan Finn, James Flatt, David Fleischel, Joseph Fleming, Nick Fletcher, Vaughn Ford, Dennis Ford, Melanie Freestone, Blen Fuson, Gina Fustos, James Gaither, Karla Garcia, Daniel Garcia, Ralph Garcia, Sandra Gerner, William Giles, Carole Gill, Joseph Gill, Joyce Ginn, Beverly Girdler, Ray Glattfelder, Scott Gotfena, Don Goftena, George Gomez, Jerry Good, Anna Goodmundson, Deanna Goodwin, Patrick Graf, Sarah Granger, Mary Gray, Al Roy Green, Robert Gross, Mike Grove, Shirley Hadley, Bill Hale, Steven Hariston, Michelle Hale, Patricia Hall, Mary Halley, James, Jr. Hallman, Richard Hamilton, Colleen Hamman, James Hamman, Susan Hammond, Pamela Hampton, Steve Hanna, Randall Hansen, Roberta Hardesty, Linda Hargrave, Kathy Harris, Carolyn Hartman, Marjorie Hartman, Richard Hartwell, Gary -123- Hartwig, Joan Hastings, Michael Hastings, Ron Hodges, Nancy Hogg, Robert Hoop, Maria Johnson, Luren Johnson, Wanda Johnston, Mattie HGVUSS, Carolyn Hostetler, Lolita Jones, grief, Haynes, Carolyn Huckeby, Michael Jones, Buddy Hayward, George Huff, Jaynee Jones Daw Heffelfinger, Susan Huff, John Jones Devon Heise, Benjamin Hulme, Frances Jones, N931 Heiselmeyer, Craig Hume, Joseph Jones, Vame-me Heling, Debra Hum, R113 Judd, Eric Helvig, Kristine Hurst, Karen Karcic, Lisa Henley, Michael Hurt, Carol Kaur, Gerard Henry, Sherry Herring, Mabel Herrman, Ollie Hart, George Hernandez, Theresa Hipsher, Donald Hockensmith, Donald Jacquez, Erlinda Jarrett, Ronald Jenkins, Bradley Jergins, Shera Lee Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Janice Johnson, Johnny Keel, Connie Kelly, Evelyn Kennedy, John Key, Timothy Kimball, Benjami Kinnard, Robert Kiser, Kim Johnson, Kermit D Yavapai Colleges Symphonic Pep Band was seen and really heard during the basketball season. '14 highly talented organization, was the way Jim Burns, music instructor and director, described the music-makers. Front row, Craig Heiselmeyer, Louie Lizzarranga, and Daylene Wright,' second row, Rio Rhodora, Don Hockensmith, and Mark Cole: third row, John Rocheleaug Bart Evans, and Liz Floerchinger KNAU student who came to YC every weekend to play with the Symphonic Pep Bandl: back and final row-John Vaughn. -1 24- Xa Busy making decorations for the Spring Dance are Delores Smith, Kathy York, Rita Hunt, Karen Royster, Shelly Vwnters, Peggy Shuller, and Audrey Barnabas. Knebel, Gerald Kremer, Rebecca Kraus, Ray Lacey, Leatha Laffey, Dean Langness, Kathy Langness, Paul Lara, Tony Larsen, Frank Larson, Wayne Laulo9Robert Lawhead, llene Layman, William Lazaris, Nick Lea ke, Constance Legino, Steve Leyba, Frank Lizzarrange, Louie Lodowsky, Michael Loe, Linda Logan, David Long, Dianna Lopez, Raul Lunceford, Kathleen Lynch, Marilaura McCall, Mark McCarthy, Cathi McCormick, Kay McDonald, Archy McFarland, Ginger Mclntosh, Roger McLaughlin, Bruce Maclntyre, Kathleen Mack, Sarah Mackin, James Madrid, James Mainzer, George Mainzer, Ted Manola, Kenneth Martinez, Aurelio lB Martinez, Nancy Marks, Brian Masters, Mark Mastin, Glen Maxwell, Carla Mayer, Michael Mayhew, Anne Mayo, Rebecca Mayotte, Richard Mead, Janet Metcalf, Larry Miles, Patricia obl Miller, Geralyn Miller, Patrick Miller, Shelley Morales, Israel Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Katherine Morgan, Michael Moses, Ethel Motes, John Mullaney, Edward Mozingo, John Munday, John Munos, Frank Murphy, Claude Murray, Laura Murray, Ronald Nahee, Pat Naranjo, Robert Nerd, Marjorie Nelson, Jean Newman, Bradley Nez, Sarah Nolte, Jay Norman, Dolores Norton, Michelle Nuttall, Joe -125- Nyman, Sharon Olague, Jenny Oleson, Herbert Olivera, Phyllis Olson, Jill Olson, Daniel Onnen, Linda Orth, Dorothy Osborn, Huie Osborne, John Osman, Marie Pappas, Michelle Parker, Marshall Parker, Neal Parker, Theresa Parra, Art Parra, Rachel Parton, Virginia Pena, Robert Penrod, Gloria Pettyjohn, Dan Phillips, John Phillips, Pamela Pike, Linda Piper, Gail Poe, Linda Polach, Stephen Porter, Don Porter, Robert Potter, Bruce Potter, Wayne Ouintero, Kathleen Rafter, Wayne Raymer, John Raymer, Margaret Reay, Gary Redman, Phil Reese, John Rhea, Robert Rhenwrick, Allen Rhodora, Rio Rice, Michael Rice, Phillip Rice, Stanhope Richards, Greta Richards, Jay Ritter, James Roberts, William Robinson, Becky Robles, Bernard Rocheleau, John Rodarte, Patricia Rodriguez, Alma Rodriguez, Carlos Rogers, Patrick Romero, Emily Royster, Karen Rummell, Martha Russell, Randall Sallustio, Phillip Sanchez, Manual Sander, Joyce Sarvis, Janet Savoini, E. Dean Schilz, August Schnieder, Andrew Schnitzius, Jack Schnitzius, Mark Linda Stark, artist whose art work was an display in the Down- town Gallery, discusses some of her paintings with Jim Davis, YC art student. -1 26 Schroder, Chris Scott, Cynthia Sears, Charles Shelton, Alice Shorthair, Lorraine Schlim, Robert Schuller, Margaret Schwimmer, Paul Shaeffer, Dennis Sheldrick, Thomas Shipley, Dianna Slaughter, Betty Smith, Brad Smith, Craig Smith, Dolores Smith, Jo Etta Smith, Lola Ann Smith, Michael Smith, Pat Smith, Ouentin Smith, William Sokatch, Loretta Souza, Steve Spears, Orville Stago, Beverly Steed, Wilby Stevenson, Robin Stewart, David Stoez, Debra Streeter, Wellington Sturdevant, Scott Suhadolnik, Raymo Sullivan, Jane Sullivan, George Sutton, Renee Teftt, Ed Temple, Mark Tenney, Harold Ternosky, Marie Tharp, Jerry Thomason, Barbara Thompson, Fred Thompson, Lonnie Thompson, Perry Thowson, Mike nd Three Stars, Glendine Tillis, Glenda Tilton, David Tilton, Richard Trusler, Rex Vale, Peggy Van Demark, James Vandevort, Ann Varney, James Vaughn, John Vigueria, Michael Waldrop, Kenneth Walker, Phyllis Waller, Kristine Walls, George Watkins, Richard Wayman, Henry Welsh, William West, Mark Westmoreland, John Wheeler, George Whitaker, Patricia Whitlovv, Richard William AMPUS Whitlow, Williams, Deborah Jean Williams, Deborah Kay Witt, Frank Wilda, Kelly Wilhelm, James Wilkerson, Allan Williams, Michael Willis, Jerry Wingfield, John Womack, Bonnie Womack, Ronald 'Wood, Robert Woodcock, David Woodland, Douglas Wright, Daylene Wright, Joyce Wright,. Phyllis Yanez, Ernestine Yarborough, Sharon Yocum, Linda York, Kathy Yuknis, Michael Zellmer, Dan Zeich, Linda Zettler, Bradley Zuffelt, Ted ..4....- Mr. Bill Warren, photographer for The Paper, lectured to the Beginning Photo- class on the wonderfulness of photography. Building during the first week in March. Jim Garner, editor-publisher of The Paper, discusses computerized newspapers with Mass Media students Barbara Dufi Irene Mikulewicz, and Rick Mayotte. l l Es To keep students aware of up-coming events, the Campus Activities Bulletin Board was installed in the lobby of the Administration -127 Shopping 80 years ago wasn 't as convenient as it is today, but the meat section of the supermarket doesn 't have sawdust on the floor! This is how the IM H. Smith Meat Market, of Prescott, looked in '.97. 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Box 2019 PRESCOTT - ARIZONA 19-999 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 999 999 999 -9 49 9 9 9 ARIZONA'S WQRKING PARTNER L YOUR .. ...em charge BANK' OVER 100 OFFICES 49 q RESOURCES OF SYV2 BILLION MEMeEn FEDERAL. ozPosl'r INSURANCE coRPoRA'rloN Q 2 W WWWWQW QQ QQWQQQWW 'W 'EQ Q98 Q 3'WQ Qg'WW'W 132 ,0m . . . for the best In everything: school Supplies and Equipment, Athletic Equip- ment, School Transportation, Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance, Office Supplies and Equipment, Theatre Equipment, Church Supplies, Sporting Goods. I I' THE MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY 3209 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE I 279-9301 PRESCOTT NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION POST OFFICE Box 1550 PRESCOTT. ARIZONA 86301 Al Crawford Motors Lutey Ford 209 N. Montezuma 445-4970 333 White Spar Rd. 445-5300 Gomer Jones Dodge Mangerich Lincoln-Mercury 1101 Iron Springs Rd. 445-7531 115 S. Granite 445-6611 Kuykendall Motors Mcllvain Motor Inc Highway 69 East 445-7350 402 W. Gurley 445-1270 Lamb Chevrolet Urv Rowley Datsun Whipple Street 445-4120 225 W. Willis 445-0268 133 Steward? Prescott fdmlyy 5408 .ff0f8 Bakery Service CUIVGHATULATES MH FREE HOME DELIVERY HHS? GHADUATING' EZASS of WAPA! course fhffff SWE 1.971 966 wn.l.ow CREEK noAD PHONE 445 6200 50 !1fHfUff'fW'-9 camefm TULA flows to the Class of '71 I0 me CLASS UF 1.970-71 from MIN ER'S H UFBHA U HA Us Prescott lumber 6 Roofing Co 415 WHITE SPAR ROAD P. O. BOX 1951 PHONE 445 9006 PRESCOTT ARIZONA 86301 34 Do We Really Need N I C K S Nine Hundred Hoover Dams? No. Because natural gas is with us, But it would take the power output of more than 900 Hoover Dams to equal the energy flowing through the nation's natural gas pipelines each day. Over 797,000 miles of gas pipelines now criss- cross the country. Which isn't surprising when you consider that more than 28,000,000 Amer- ican families are heating with gas. Not to mention those who use it for cooling, cooking, water heating and clothes drying. Of the 26,000 ways in which 168,000 industrial plants are using it. More than a million new customers each year are turning to gas because it does these modern jobs more efficiently. Nlore dependably. For less money. So who needs 900 Hoover Dams? 6 IQUTIIIIH UIIOII CDMPIIVV If you want the iob done right . . . do it with gas Coca-Cola Butthng Company Prescott SOUTH GRANITE Sundel' 945114 fzedlauaanf Prescott's most popular family restaurant Compliments of Baonye Saddle .lounge and Emile! Beautiful New Supper Club B A S K E I STAN SLVIFIGINIA POWER,Your Hosts LIVE MUSIC - DANCING 1109 EAST GURLEY PHONE 445-2031 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA w ,, . eg., : :SI , CTOT 'gf Zack! 4 Sun countrybikiniof - F 4 A I-1 4' ,IA A 4 1' A shiny Antron nylon , I P Fl I' ' P U T T A H I 1' N A I 107 N. CORTEZ PRESCOTT, Amz. ij . lu.. ,IQZ Q ' Pick up 8 Delivery Service ' 114 N. 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HEADQUARTERS FOR.- FENTON LEVIS WRANGLER OONHOY HATS DURANGO MILLER Paul Bond's Park Plaza Center Prescott, Ariz. 86301 Phone 1602! 445-0000 'T A L 3.19.31 , 55:3 --Q, A 'QT - .Le L 4 Y it 1 fJff 'f'tT A A 15'-wf:Lg1 e2f:i,. , - Q VII' iv f A A ILLAGE l fl'g','5Ag.sa-' ' i -Lb.'5s,f1?' ' 1 r-izzA PARLOR ,, L., l.. an -I , V - . ,. ...L , IZ .... y . ,M For a swinging time this evening, drop by Village Inn where you have a choice of nearly two dozen different delicious kinds. Chances are, you haven't tried them all yet. If you have, well, come anyway. -1 39- gs A.. . t ., Ka. I5 ws I. .J Ju' -1 ., v. .nu -. 155. , 11 '11i,.,, , fn I ,JW , 1,6 ,L ,qv fl .vs m ff. ig .Q rj 1 m u 'WLM .. . , .I rt ' 'J . nf? 'Qffff' 2 'Qfff ff 'Zia W 1 .Q .QT- 'fffqs Q . 7- ' 11 M Grant Turley of Prescott High School prepares to sign his letter of intention to play basketball for Above: a demonstration of the Moog Synthesizer, which creates electronic music, was given in the Music Dept. March 24. Above Left: Mr. Bud Brown lectured on drugs March 10. Here he has an informal pre-class discussion with Mr. Green- wood, social studies instructor: Judy Weber and Gary Collins, students. Left: Mr. Corwin R. Mocine, professor of city planning at U. of C., Berkeley, talks with Carlos Aguilera before his lecture to students in related fields, March 26. -141- .-.--?.-Q, W 4 Y,-t Y, 1 : ,- I , 1 'im , .L,. ' Au f f I . ff? K 1 m W 1, gf, H ' Va, Q: .T M L fm MA Nga.. W Q: ,. ., Q, W T3 -16: -.Elly J uv. ' .Q L . -v , T as ., 52:1 4, .i:.1-f. avisiwf r ' ' Y H3555 . V. , 1' flu 1.. , jp. 11:55 gig ' H '1f'f..'fr's-,rf..:f'ff'f-ff.- ' ' -..q-,55,3-f.5,.:,:.m1-w-.r-5- Y 1 .V -1 ' :PZ-f , 1. 'Q' vv' , H .X f V X 1 3 ,Q FQV fi , ' ' ' 5' ' T1-.1 ' Q' I ,e '- ' M gig X ug., 1 Um, u,?a'g,j!' .' A .f.unpuw: vrgg- 'Tyla lim... Aw QW. 1-F W' :Q ... --fp-,,...,....... .Q .. v , . , c ... . . - r A it ' Hari , S ':'..1-:J-gg A up ig- -,.1f W , - EQ -E5 Eiga? , W, at !, get lil! U 2 ,pm , ale! . I ,pr ali E - 'et' r ff' 1 A Q - 1 - 1 . ,,.v f E 5: Y jig ' l . , ' ii ll ii fk A Marnie Raymer, Editor There are several people whom l would like to thank for their technical assistance, and perhaps especially their encouragement. Sharlot Hall museum, for allowing us to copy their valuable old photographs, and the very helpful women there who cheerfully searched for the obscure facts l wanted. My humble gratitude to our photographer and harassesed advisor-the man who reminded us of ignored deadlines with the immortal words, Get to Work!, Mr. Mike. A special thanks also to our plundering ad-salesman, Flick Mayotte, and to the generous businessmen of Prescott, for supporting our venture. Finally, to the occasionallusual staff, a combination of optimism and frustration proved to be a winner. Of course, without the college itself it never would have been possible. Marnie Flaymer P.S. While the following was announced too late to be included in the body of the book, l felt it was really worthy of attention: the Board of Advisors of Outstanding College Athletes of America has informed George Walls and Dixie Richards that they are to be included in the 1971 edition of Outstanding College Athletes of America, an annual awards volume. Congratulations. -143 AJ 222. 2222 SW .2' E 2 2 22 2 2222 - 222 ' 2 Em 22 K2-2 ' Eimfm amass E 222 22 2 N 2422 5 2 22 2 222 22 22 22 I W 222 22 2 , I SSB E 2. H 2 , Y 22 E . 2 H I F E as Si. , , 5222 2 22. 5 2 . V' H 22 2 22 - 5 5 2 2 H 2 X-. 2 2 2 1 mg 222 W 2 2 2 nl S9 22222 Ki E' H 1 2 22- W 2 H H3288 H H 22 2 X 222 2 H X .22 .Q2 kg H H X! H X! 222-2 -W 22 mn 2 22 - 2 2 M! - l Y. i 2 WX 2 2,1 Ml 2 72 UW -z -E HM 2 MT-ll A 5.22 H 22 2 1: A -2. 2' . fd . x 2w:: K . ., E 222 ng .,. H 2. xx' xx 22-22 G -rv-- C--. 2... du. -ew .-2 ,,2. .9 'if , , 2 3-J!! 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