Antelope Union High School - Desert Sands Yearbook (Wellton, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

vMjSrVO MQrnirnodrVjpF1® ypwos qp m tke ciiAngiag $CPM Front view of A. U.H. S. Cafetorium Time has certainly changed the scene around Antelope. Here are a few fine ex- amples of just how the scene has changed. As a whole the campus is a worth while scene to view. Now that the library has been remodeled, it supplies a very nice place to browse, do research in, or do homework. Not only has our campus changed but also changed is the attitude of the student body in promoting school spirit. Antelope provides a wholesome atmosphere affording many opportunities for learning. The many extracurricular activities enable the students to grow in other ways. tobh 4 Cfwfewfc Dedication................................5 Memoriam..................................7 Faculty and Administration................8 Classes..................................20 Honors...................................56 Royalty..................................64 Activities...............................82 Organizations............................96 Sports..................................114 Advertisements..........................134 Sands of Time is the theme of this 1966 Desert Sands yearbook. Time, like the sand in an hourglass, slowly but inexorably passes on. We hope that we have caught for you at least one of those passing moments that you enjoyed being a part of this past year. As you turn the pages of this book, you will find that the hourglass has slowly filled with sand, the evidence that time has passed, leaving happy memories of the school year 1965-66. 4 . . . We, the staff of the Desert Sands, dedicate to you, Mrs. Mabel Witten, our 1966 yearbook on your Tenth Anniversary of devoted service to our school. We want to show our appreciation for your sincere and unselfish interest in our students and the effort and willingness you have put forth in their activities. We know the students will always remember the time you have taken to give us a cheerful greeting and a part of your boundless energy, regardless of the many obligations confronting you. 5 tl Jb des ub sands Editor in Chief Vickie Roach Business Manager Susan Vaughan Advertising Manager Brenda Gamble Faculty and Administration Vickie Roach Classes Editor Cathy Runge Honor Co-Editors Susan Vaughan Vickie Roach Royalty Editor Rose Madron Activities Editor Frances Sumner Organization Co-Editors Susan Vaughan Brenda Gamble Sports Co-Editors Carvin Short Larry Hastin Advertisements Brenda Gamble Head Photographer Burt Galindo Dark Room Staff Carvin Short John Verschoor Larry Hastin Sponsor 6 Mr. John Hyde Called from among us to serve up above One endeared with a memory of love. With untiring gaiety, a bright spot in our day, Always teasing, always joking, never in the way. He was always a friend, ready to do. Anything needed. . . and willingly too. All who knew him. . . all who cared, All who enjoyed the short time we shared, Were privileged to know a boy so fine. May God be with you. . . Richard Sirrine. 7 -Vickie Roach fjCuCuity tidhdni ttaiion Richard L. Dawson PRINCIPAL Mr. Dawson came to AUHS from Casa Grande where he served as the junior high principal for 3 years. Mr. Dawson received his BS at Defiance College in Defiance, Ohio. He began studies toward the M. Ed. at Indiana University and completed them at the University of Arizona. When asked his impression of Antelope after his first year Mr. Dawson was enthusiastic. He commented on the fine relationship between the students, staff and community. He is very pleased with Antelope. 10 PRESIDENT Allen Marlatt Joy Currie Fran Ard CLERK Frank McDaniel 4 odu XtiZou; Gordon Peterson The Board of Education of Antelope Union High School works tirelessly for the welfare of the school system - always with the thought of progress foremost. The student body of Antelope wishes to express gratitude to these representative citizens for their continued efforts in leadership for the advancement in education. Miss Shirley Brand M.E. U. of Arkansas Eng. Ill, Family living, Student Counseling and Scholarships, Sponsors-Chess and Checker Club and Junior Class Miss Brand giving a student information on scholarships. Mr. Logan Brim hall B.S. U. of Arizona Algebra I G II, Geometry, Trig- onometry, Business Math. Sponsor- Junior Class Mr. Brimhall and Ellen Horton caught in the act of figuring out an Algebra problem. Mrs. Evelyn Lewis B.A. Oklahoma Baptist U. Family Living, Home Ec. I, II, III, IV. Sponsors-Future Home- makers of America and Sophomore class. Mrs. Lewis and the 3rd period Home Ec. class discussing fabric type. Mr. John Hyde A.B. University of Buffalo; M.S. Canisius College; and additional study at the U. of Arizona Eng. II, Journalism, and Librarian. Sponsors-Junior class, Dramatics club, Desert Echo, and Desert Sands. Mr. Hyde and Vickie Roach discussing the annual. 13 Mr. Bridger watching Martha Porchas as she types in his 3rd period Typing Class. Mr. Harley Bridger M.A. George Peabody College Typing I-II, Shorthand Bookkeeping Sponsor-Senior Class Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Kessler B. M. Western Michigan University Band, Beginning Inst. Glee Club, and Music Appreciation Sponsor-Senior Class and Do Re Mi Club. Mr. Kessler helping Marie Edge, Alex Miller, and Bonnie Figgens in Beginning Instrument. 14 Mr. Gray watches the boys lift weights in his P. E. class. Pictured here is Heber Carroll. Mr. Lonnie Gray M.A. George Peabody College Comparative Government Problems of Democracy World History American History Sponsor-Senior Class Mr. Jerry Loper B.A. Ariz. State Biology, Boy's P.E. Sponsor-Sophomore Class, Football Coach coach Mr. Horton teaching Soc. Studies class. Mrs. Joyce Verschoor B.S. Ricks College, Idaho Girls' Phys. Ed. Sponsor-Pep Club Mrs. Verschoor showing the Phys. Ed. girls how to do a girls' chin-up in Phys. Ed. From left to right are: Brenda Jones, Juana Ruiz, Mrs. Verschoor, Janet McLaurin, and Brenda Tate. Mr. Frans teaching the Physics Class. Mr. Ron Frans B.A. Arizona State University General Science, Physics, Gen. Math, Chemistry. Sponsor-Sophomore Class and Science Club. Mr. Van Cochran M.E. University of Arizona Ag. I, II, and m. Ag Shop, and General Shop. Layne Peterson and Bobby Smith try their hand as Mr. Cochran watches. 17 fjets Making up the office help this year was from left to right: Peggy Mollet, Danna Bowman, Vickie Roach, Danny Kline, Susan Vaughan, Sandra Randolph, and Rose Madron. Qibwuj Assisting Mr. Hyde in the library this year were from 1 to r: Frances Sumner, Brenda Gamble, Pauline Lopez, and Martha Por- ch as. ELLIE GLADDEN Assistant Cook The kitchen help this year were from left to right: Danny Kline, Wendy Carlson, Stormie Carlson, Linda Whetten, Delon Whetten, Larry Gallaher, Kenny Kessler, Tony Ard, and John Verschoor. CuStodfanS PHILIP RUSHIN Y. V. HUMPHREY PAUL FOWLER Custodian Head Custodian Custodian settlors - cUcts ofj ’6 6 Layne Petcrson-S. C. Kenny Kessler-Treasurer Eddie Shippen-Vice Representative Linda McLaurin-Secretary President Wayne Lewis-President 22 Tony Ard- Football 2-3-4, letter 2-3- 4; Basketball 1-2-4, letter 1-2-4; Track 1-2-3; Class V.P. 2; Class pres- ident 3; Chess Checker 1-2-3-4; ’A' Club 3-4, V.P. 4; Talent contest 3; Band 1-2-3; Choir 4; B-West music festival 1-2-3; Scholastic 'A' 2; Scholar- ship to A.S.U. Music camp 2, Desert Sands King 4. Stormi Carlson- S.C. rep. 1; Co-prom chairman 3; Pep Club 1-2-3, reporter 3; Chess Checker 2-3-4, pres. 3; Spanish Club 1-4; Student Body secre- tary 4; FHA 2-3-4, chapter historian 3, district sec. 4, chapter co-hostess 4; Songlcadcr 1-2-3; Scholastic 'A' 2; Girls Stater 3; All Around Jr. Girl 3; FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Homecom- ing attendant 4; Class play 4. Roy Carroll- Transfer from Westwood High School 1-2-3; Chess Checker Club 1-2-4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 4; Football 4. Ricky Crick- Baseball 2-3-4, letter 4; Football 1, letter 1; Spanish Club 1-2; FFA 3-4, reporter 3-4; Camera Club president 3; Chess G Checker 4; 'A' Club 3-4; Operetta 2; Varsity Choir 3-4. 23 Ronnie Divelbiss- Chess Checker 3, Band 3-4 letter 4, F.F.A. 3-4, Chorus 3-4. Steve Hultstrand- Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 4; Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, pres. 2; Student Body V. P. 4, Class S.C. rep. 3; Scholastic 'A' 1-2-3-4; Out- standing Jr. Boy 3; Boy's State 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3-4; S.C. Work- shop and Convention 3. Brenda Gamble-F.H.A 2-3-4, Cam- era Club sec. 3, Pep Club 3-4, Year- book activities editor 3-4, Advertising Mgr. 4, Desert Echo Reporter 3-4, Operetta 2, Class Play 4. Richard Kendrick- Transfer from Ardmore High 1-2; Baseball 3, Foot- ball 3, letter 3; Three Act Play 4; 24 Left to right; Mr. Kessler, Mr. Gray, and Mr. Bridger SENIOR SPONSORS Kenneth Kessler- Music Club 1-2-3-4, treasurer 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Operetta 2; Band 1-2-3-4, letter 3-4; Freshman talent contest 4th prize; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Class Play 4; Danny Kline - Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2-3; Basketball 1-2-3-4, letter 4; Track 1- 2-3-4, letter 1 -2-3-4; Student Body v.p. 3, president 4; Class president 1; Student Council representative 2; Chess Checker Club reporter 1; Spanish Club 2- 3-4; 'A’ Club 2-3-4; Class play student mgr. 4; Essay contest 3; Citizenship con- test 4; Mr. Ram 4. 25 Wayne Lewis- Football 1-2-3-4, letter 2- 3-4, co-captain 4; Track 1-2-3-4, letter 2; Student Body President 3; Class President 1-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Chess and Checker 1-2-3-4, V.P. 2; 'A' Club 2- 3- 4; Student Council rep. 2; Desert Echo sports editor 3; Essay contest 1st place 2-3, N.H.S. 3-4; Homecoming king 4; Senior All Around 4. Pauline Lopez- Transfer from Gila Bend; G.A.A. 1; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 2-4; FHA 4; Pep Club 4. 26 Rose Madron- Library Club Vice-presi- dent 1; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Honors Editor 4; Desert Echo reporter 4. Mike Market- Baseball 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Band 2; Transfer from Douglas High School. Linda McLaurin- FHA 1-2-3-4, reporter 3, Vice President 4; Library Club 1, vice president 1; Songleader 1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Camera Club S.C. rep 3; Chess G Checker Club 2-4; Cheer- leader 3-4; Annual Queen 3; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Class Play 4, Class Sec. 3-4. Layne Peterson- Chess G Checker 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Jr. Chapter President 1, Creed Speak- ing 2nd place winner 1, Star District Grcenhand 1, Treasurer 2, District Treasurer 2, Chapter Public Speaking 3rd Place winner 2, President 3, Sen- tinel 4; Student Council speech contest 3-4, winner 4; Student Council repre- sentative 4; 4th place winner of State Voice of Democracy contest. Peggy Mollet- Transfer from Phoenix Christian; FHA 2-3-4; Spanish Club 3-4; Library Club 2-3-4; Varsity Choir 2. Martha Porchas- Spanish Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Library Club 4. 27 Jimmy Rivera - Football 1-3, Track 1. Vickie Roach- Class Sec. 2, Pep Club 3-4, reporter and historian 4, Camera Club 3, F.H.A. 3-4, Yearbook Honors ed. 3, Desert Echo typist 3, reporter 4, Operetta 2, Songleader 2-3, letter 2-3, Varsity Choir 1-2-3 letter 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Class play 4. Emestina Ruiz- Pep Club 1-2-4, Spanish Cathy Runge- Chess and Checker Club Club 1-2-3-4 pres. 4, Library Club 3. 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, F.H.A. 4, Year- book Class editor 4, Desert Echo reporter 4. 28 Eddie Shippen- Baseball 3 letter, foot- ball 3 letter, Track 1-2-3 letter, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Angler's Club secretary 2, Camera Club 2, Letterman's Club 2, Chess G Checker 4, Student Council V. P. 4, Yearbook Photographer 3, Desert Echo sports ed. 1, Choir 2. Bobby Smith- Baseball 2-3, Football 2-3, Basketball 3, Chess G Checker 1-2-4, F.F.A. 1-2-3, Sec. 2, President 4, A Club 3-4 Pres. 4, F.F.A. Information Contest 2, Annual King 3, Prince Charm- ing 4. Frances Sumner- F.H.A. 2-3-4, Pep club 4, Yearbook Activities editor 4, reporter 4, Drama Club 4, Camera Club 3, Glee Club rep. 4, Chess G Checker 4, Varsity Choir 2-3-4, Band 3. Joe Turnbull- Transfer from Pima High School. 29 Randy U11 cry- Football 1-2-3; Track manager 1-2-3, letter 1-2-3; Spanish club 1-2-3-4; S.C. rep. 4; Lcttcrman's Club 2-3-4, sec.-trcas. 3; Class Vice President 3. Susan Vaughan- Chess Checker Club 3; Music Club 1-4, vice pres. 4; Home- coming attendant 1; Pep Club 1-3-4; FHA 1-3-4, sec. 4; Desert Sands honors ed. 3, organizations ed. 4, Business mgr. 4; Desert Echo rep. 4; Cheerleader 3; Varsity Choir 1-3-4 letter 3; Miss Doe 3; Co-Prom Chairman 3; Antelope An- gles 4; Cinderella 4; Best Western Dressed 4; Scholastic A 4. During the Commencement exercises Danny Kline presented the class history. Stormie Carlson delivers her Salutatorian speech during the graduation ceremonies. Steve Hultstrand maintained the grade av- erage of 1.0 throughout his years at AUHS to obtain the high honor of Valedictorian. Stormie Carlson has maintained the average of 1.4 to obtain the honor of Salutatorian at AUHS. Mr. Tom Choules gave the Commencement address when the class of '66 graduated on May 25, 1966. 31 juniors - dbss ’67 Burt Galindo- President Danna Bowman- Secretary 32 Jeanne Ford- Treasurer Carvin Short- S.C. representative Barbara Farar- Vice President Laura Bibby Danna Bowman Janet Cobb Peggy Dawson 4 Kathy Eykamp Barbara Farar Diane Farar Mike Farar Jeanne Ford Burt Galindo Sharon Grover Ricky Kelland Jock Kissel Larry Hastin George Moore 34 Junior Sponsors: Mr. Brimhall, Miss Brand, and Mr. Hyde Dennis Reid Robert Sands Carvin Short Dean Stout Rita Stubblefield John Verschoor IV John Webster 36 37 Bobbie West Linda Wootton sopko aw class offjttm Andy West- Vice President Mildred Allen- Treasurer Judy Kline- President Paulette McElhaney- Secretary Roberta Young- S. C. Representative 38 Mildred Allen Danny Arnold Peggy Banks Elaine Brimhall Martha Carroll Connie Cinko Kenneth David Cyndic Cinko 39 Mike Dimas Dennis Edge w Mike Davidson Lee Dawson Nancy Dice • Marie Edge Kenneth Evenson 40 Bonnie Figgins Sophomore Sponsors: Mr. Loper, Mrs. Lewis, and Mr. Frans Opal Fisher Bennie Gipson Wayne Heckrotte Margaret Goff Vem Hankins Linda Madron Paulette McElhaney Wanet Miller 42 44 Robert T ay lor Kay Webster lesfuuctw c£ftss ofj cm Mike Quiroz- Vice President Becky Kline- President Barbara Marlatt- Peggy Pratt- Secretary Verna Stricklin- S.C. Rep. Treasurer 46 Leroy Baughn Karen Brown William Grover 48 Carol Grover Ramon Gutierrez Mr. Horton, Mrs. Bolt, and Mr. Cochran. sponsors Pamela Hastin Maria Hernandez Frank Hice Becky Kline 50 Ronnie Lawrence Linda Lucas Ana Luz Martin Alberto Martin Janet McLaurin Loretta Miles Jerry Mollett Keith Moore Debbie Penrod Jose Perez Peggy Jo Pratt Mike Quiroz 52 Paul Quost Frank Ramirez Stephen Short Richard Sirrine Ward Smith Jesse Sossaman Vema Stricklin Norman Tate Linda Whetten 54 Scott Wootton Pamela Wynn V r - • ; r • -v' -f 1« «� • . ' � V« . 'V’ i v •; « , ? x . ; V 4 - i- sr i, - -... '• - V. J. V ;«•. -• 'ui J L • • §r;f .� . v v' v • « ' . r: V. . • , Cr: • , • • •• r• :-%?2 v ■ •■ ' '-• ’� V V fs ? V C J ••'.TV %; • 'V t .• •. • V • . :-V ' JA • A • 4 . w . • V. •‘I t . Jf ' f? • %•• • .T, • V .. f • . t - • : v . ♦ v • ; � . ‘ iv • t : . I • ; i « ?‘ . '• ; a v .• 1 ..« - K, -a. 1 • •l i •x •c; i v 9 • . ♦ • f| «1 � � 1.- - V. ♦ V ;!V. ? • • • j r r v , V 4 4 5 %• V • • • V- IV. •C kV v.r J . -J 4 f � j; '.’ ? 4% ’. • k V •; - 4 1 4 • • ; r - � , . . k V . • t V ;av ;;- M « vr V Vj • 1 — H v? fc - v % r • v f • X i i • • Maintaining good leadership, scholarship, and per- sonality enabled Stormie Carlson, and Steve Hult- strand to represent Antelope at the Boy and Girl State Convention for the year of 1965. Steve and Stormie also achieved the title of Outstanding Junior Boy and Girl for 1965 because they ranked high in scholarship and school activities. OuixtotuUnQ ju dots and bou and qUl sbctie tS This year at the Awards Assembly Burt Galindo and Barbara Farar were announced as the Outstanding Junior Boy and Girl for 1966. This year Danna Bowman and George Moore are Antelope's delegates to Boy and Girl State. They were selected by the faculty and the American Legion pays all expenses. 58 SENIORS Kenny Kessler and Ernestina Ruiz SOPHOMORES Vem Hankins and Linda Spears The title of Class Favorite is bestowed up- on those students whom the classes feel are congenial and participate in their classes greatly. JUNIORS Dianne Farar and Burt Galindo 59 FRESHMEN Mary Lynn Coleman and Robbie Woodhouse StodO most' Qlk hj t Succeed Danny Kline - Stormie Carlson cfioss {fettt Om L pQay boa Frances Sumner - Wayne Lewis 60 M)St kuMMOuf, Danny Kline This year there were seven new members in the National Honor Society. They are from left to right: Kenny Kessler, Bobby Smith, Layne Peterson, Linda Wootton, Barbara Farar, Tony Ard, and Stormie Carlson. The old members were Wayne Lewis, Steve Hultstrand, and Danny Kline. To be eligible for the National Honor Society you must be either a jun- ior or a senior, have a 2.000 grade average and must be recommended by the faculty. ana Jhurrnjturadl Stfunip £onrtp fragii Swimol Journalists Laura Bibby Susan Vaughan To be accepted in the Quill and Scroll a student must be a junior or a senior, be in the top third of his class, be outstanding in journalism, and be recommended by the journalism sponsor. Laura Bibby is the new member this year and Susan Vaughan was a member last year also. 62 Mv. CjmSr miSS Each year A Club and Pep Club choose a Miss Doe and a Mr. Ram, respectively. This year Danny Kline and Linda Wootton were elected for their school spirit and par- ticipation in school activities. Miss Doe and Mr. Ram are announced at the annual Pep Club sponsored Awards Banquet and reign for a year. betfu cyiookfijv au«W During their senior year, all girls are required to take the Betty Crocker Test. This year Stormie Carlson achieved the highest score to receive this award. t ouistouvdUvcj bop dub Mmbojv This year Connie Cinko was chosen by her fellow Pep Club members as being the most outstanding in participating in the Pep Club activities. 63 '• r m � • « _ £ • v •« .. - • d «V . . ' | • •' BM! ft , ' • L . v ' • • . N o . • . K -T� • % • • r ,. • , . r r. gfe ' v K' K. «� • % A,. %. • • «-- I? L « •• . v:-.. -•' . i _____• «I • � • k .. • ' ■ . ' . -i. - • ' - : •� � . %v. .� ..� . “ V. v V y� ; • •. vi, i-� ,' ; - k .i t _ - ' ' .1� t « � ' • -f • r v.‘• • T • � •• .. . v;, v - , v , . - ' r% � -• f • i,. « , • V • • • fi . ;. ■'V J«n v' vv •: -V' •' - , :•. .. .. • ■“ f 0 h-W !v ' A : 1 r 'j • ■ IT A . ' . M. ■ . i '.‘AC • v♦ � '.:• - � V J •' v l' ■ -A V ' •• V- t . . • . J JJt g •. % LINDA MCLAURIN Qittflct And hto COuti From left to right are: Judy Kline, the sophomore Homecoming attendant; Sharon Grover, the junior Homecoming attendant; Queen Linda; Stormie Carlson, the senior Homecoming attendant; and Becky Kline, the freshman Homecoming attendant. To the music, Tahitian Twilight , these five lovely girls were presented at the Homecoming halftime ceremonies. Riding on the float made by the senior class with the glowing A overhead lit by the junior class. Later at the dance arranged by the sophomore and freshmen classes, Wayne Lewis, the Homecoming King was presented and crowned. 68 JmOdul w vt|a ft le idtb!' ’ Seniors working on the float Crowning Linda The finished product The theme Tahitian Twilight” was carried through very well at the Antelope vs Maricopa game on November 12, 1965. The theme song, written and conducted by Mr. Kenneth Kessler, was played through the entire half time ceremonies. Last year's queen, Linda Scheuneman. Queen Linda Homecoming Royalty 69 SUSAN VAUGHAN and BOBBY SMITH CimA ipMjQj bcM (rftmdowis Stormic Carlson and Danny Kline Barbara Farar and Steve Hultstrand Jeanne Ford and Randy Ullery 71 cluxptpjts JUDY KLINE Becky Kline Judy Kline was crowned the FFA Sweet- heart on March 12, 1966. Her Attendants were Becky Kline and Roberta Young. The FFA boys chose their candidates from the girls in the school except the sen- ior girls. In the summer Judy will compete for the State FFA Sweetheart. She also keeps the FFA scrapbook. Sw eih i tti bcM cttfmdowis 73 Roberta Young tyiOinu pittg (wj j qu ti DANNY KLINE and CATHY RUNGE ajbtmdcwt$ In a garden lit with moonlight and candlelight, the Prom royalty reigned over the evening on May 7, 1966. The Prom attendants were (above) Susan Vaughan and Wayne Lewis, and (left) Stormie Carlson and Bobby Smith The queen, Cathy Runge, was pre- sented with a bouquet of red roses and the attendants with one red rose. 75 King Wayne Lewis and Queen Linda Jo McLaurin (fifty OOufi l Presentation of king and royalty kOMfiCOtotUig octtvduk Grand march dowC tl oM (uC|[i ’ fyiOtw d $kMS ’’MOONLIGHT and ROSES' Would you like some Linda? Taking a turn around the dance floor Dennie Edge serving Wayne Lewis cikjd tJtoIMct bcJUH shots At the refreshment table 78 d s d sands feittg and queew BRENDA GAMBLE and TONY ARD This year the Desert Sands staff replaced the annual carnival with a different situation. Each class took donations on a very nice transistor radio. The $30.00 radio ran on batteries or could be plugged in. It was equipped with an ear phone and an antenna. The classes chose a girl and a boy for their candidates and competed in selling the most tickets. The senior class sold the most, there- fore giving their candidates, Brenda Gamble and Tony Ard, the title of Desert Sands King and Queen. Other candidates were freshmen-Barbara Marlatt and Tony Market, sophomores- Paulette McElhaney and Charles Hice, and juniors-Ricky Kelland and Jeanne Ford. At left editor, Vickie Roach, is present- ing Dale Stuart with the radio after his win- ning ticket was drawn. 80 Junior - Laura Bibby nuSS. cWsWtS ck PJiy The winner of the Miss Christmas Cheer drive is determined by the weight of food, clothing, toys and etc. collected by the class, for needy families in the area. The drive was co-sponsored by the AUHS Student Council and the Wellton-Mohawk Kiwanis Club. (1st) (2nd) (3rd) Karen Brown Cathy Runge Nancy Dice 81 ' :S ■ The Varsity Cheerleaders are selected by the student body in a general election. They preform at football and basketball games throughout the year. From top to bottom are: Danna Bowman, Linda McLaurin, and Jeanne Ford. I I HEY TEAM CO! 84 The songleaders are selected on a point basis by a combined committee made up of student council and faculty members. From left to right are: Nancy Dice, Elaine Brimhall, (top) Paulette Me Elhaney, (bottom) Roberta Young, Sherry Smith, and Mildred Allen. twi Jl ti Margaret Goff The twirlers march with the marching band at football halftimes. They also perform at basketball halftimes. They perform for pep assemblies and lead the band in the Silver Spur Rodeo Parade. This year Juana, Margaret, and Cyndie did a fine job as our twirlers. 86 Cyndie Cinko At the beginning of each year the J.V. Cheerleaders are elected by a delegation chosen by Student Council. Three girls are chosen from all girls trying out. Becky Kline 87 Peggy' Dawson $e u vi cfictss pfioy ' 'ttejpto [lOuSfi ’ ’ .... Vickie Roach . . . Layne Peterson . .Linda Jo McLaurin .... Ken Kessler ..........Tony Ard . . Richard Kendrick . . Stormie Carlson . . . Susan Vaughan . . . Brenda Gamble . . . . Mike Market . . . Emestina Ruiz . . . Eddie Shippen Bobby Smith Cathy Runge Lonnie Gray CUT! ! ! Erma Lowrie. . . . Macintosh......... Aunt Sophia....... Yami.............. Authur Hale . . . . Oswald Kerins . . . Peggy Van Ess . . . The Mystery Woman Mrs. Murdock. . . Thompson.......... Make-up........... Prompters .... Class Sponsors Mr. Kenneth Kessler Mr. Harley Bridger and Mr. Don’t look now but. Old pussy-foot was tapping his foot in great perplexity as they say. . . I must kiss you Aunt Sophia! HELP! MURDER! POLICE!! So nice to see you Cousin Authur! The house is bewitched lass, I know it! 89 Hold it! ! That's not in the script! Judge Portuis Wheeler . . Sayward Dezia Sooth Aunt Cornelia Aunt Genny Grandpa Luckett .... Director Professor Howard Keeley . Irma Keeley . . I umXO S Corinne Keeley . Beth Keeley . . Dorthea .... Pietro Montez . Director .... KA tolwiSiOM toiidCjjlrib Mr. Howard . John Verschoor Mrs. Howard . . . . . Linda Wootton Delsey . Melanie Hicks Bud . Jock Kissel Lila . Sandy Randolph Gordon . Carvin Short Director . Mr. Brimhall Standing left to right: J. Cobb, J. White, G. Moore, K. Eykamp Sitting left to right: L. Bibby, P. Dawson, D. Bowman Standing left to right: J. Ford, T. Alberty, S. Grover, B. Hollingsworth, B. Farar Sitting: D. Farar Standing left to right: C. Short, J. Verschoor, M. Hicks, J. Kissel, S. Randolph Sitting: L. Wootton wQSb w The annual Western Days and Dance are sponsored by the Sopho- more class. This year Susan Vaughan and Jay Stephens were announced the best western dressed at the dance, February 11, 1966. Jay Stephens Don Pelfrcy and Jay Stephens capture a non- western dresser, Ronnie Lawrence. Susan Vaughan Delon Whetten, all decked out for going places, models a space suit at one of our National Assemblies. Two of Antelope's students take a banjo lesson at a National Assembly featuring Mr. Banjo. Mr. Bridger congratulates Wayne Lewis on receiving the Senior All Around Award during the Awards As- sembly May 25, 1966. rang at all ball games. Here Mrs. Lewis is presenting Stormie Carlson with the Betty Crocker Award. Stormie ranked tops of the senior girls. Layne Peterson was awarded the Student Council scholar- ship this year. Here Layne is carrying the fine plaque he received for placing 4th in the state speech contest spon- sored by the VFW. cwojuis o entbGy This year one A pin was awarded to a teacher and coach, Mr. Jerry Loper, for his fine job he has done at Antelope. Here Danny Kline, '65-'66 S.C. President swears in the newly elected Student Council officers, Burt Galindo, pres; Elaine Brimhall, sec.-trcas; and Sherry Smith, v. 95 pres. President Danny Kline Some of the purposes of Student Council are to improve relations between faculty and students, to establish a feeling of unity and spirit among the students themselves, to develop a way of life and citizenship, and to help students reach their maximum educational growth through co-ordinating, organiz- ing and regulating functions. both educational and extracur- ricular. Some of the activities Student Council sponsored this year are the Get Acquainted dance, Home- coming, the candy store, Miss Christmas Cheer, Citizen and Student of the Month, speech and essay contest, the bridge petition, the Viet Nam petitions, and a scholarship to a graduate. student COutvCit Advisor, Mr. Dawson Student Council members arc: Top row; Jim Jones, Tony Ard, Layne Peterson. Row 2; Wayne Lewis, Ken Kessler, Burt Galindo. Row 3; Nancy Dice, Roberta Young, Elaine Brimhall, Becky Kline. Row 4; Ronnie Divelbiss, Steve Hultstrand, Danny Kline, Stormie Carlson, and Randy Ullery. Missing are Judy Kline, Eddie Shippen, Carvin Short, and Vema Stricklin. At left is a scene from Stu- dent Council Day when the KOFA High School Student Council visited Antelope. Later in the year our council visited KOFA. The purpose of this exchange visit is to give each council an idea of the difference in pro- blems of a small school and a larger one and to see how each school deals with its problems, both different and similar. From left to right - Top Row- Susan Darling, Rose Madron, Cathy Runge, Brenda Gamble, Susan Vaughan, Vickie Roach, Laura Bibby, Bottom Row- Carvin Short, Larry Hastin, John Verschoor, Burt Galindo. Missing- Frances Sumner and Janet Cobb. The darkroom staff is kept busy taking, developing and printing for the paper and yearbook. This year the journalism class size of the class to accept responsibility for varied between 11 and 13 members. both newspaper and annual duties, except This made it necessary for the members the editors. 100 Desert Sands Editor Vickie Roach (kmt sands Desert Echo Editor Laura Bibby de pjit eckfr Ed. in Chief.............Vickie Roach Ed. in Chief . . Business Mgr..............Susan Vaughan Sports Editor Advertising Mgr . . . .Brenda Gamble Exchange Editor Classes....................Cathy Runge Head Typist . . Honors....................Susan Vaughan Photography . . Vickie Roach Reporters . . . Royalty....................Rose Madron Activities..............Frances Sumner Organizations............Brenda Gamble Susan Vaughan Sports.....................Larry Hastin Carvin Short Photography................Burt Galindo Dark Room Staff...........Carvin Short Larry Hastin John Verschoor . . Laura Bibby . .Burt Galindo . . Janet Cobb . Rose Madron . .Burt Galindo Brenda Gamble Larry Hastin Cathy Runge Carvin Short Susan Vaughan John Verschoor The hard working and energetic journalism class? O .tufuS bQm L This is the A.U.H.S. marching band in formation as seen at football halftime programs. During the year the band participates in many activities. Among them are half time programs, Pep Rallies, The Christmas Concert, B-West Music Festival, Basketball Games, The Silver Spur Rodeo Parade, The Spring Concert, and Commencement Exercises. Band director is Mr. Kenneth Kessler. Mr. Kessler also directs the chorus and helps with any musical programs put on at An- telope. The community's Mighty Dubious Art Players are also under his fine direction. The A.U.H.S. band performing at the annual Spring Concert. 102 Standing-Janet Cobb, Marie Edge, John White, Larry Gallaher, Mr. Kessler. Row 2-Jimmy Forbes, Scott Wootton, Louis Garrett, Delon Whetten, Mildred Allen, Daryl Silva, Danny Arnold. Row 3-Pam Hastin, Elaine Brimhall, Barbara Farar, Ellen Horton, Karen Brown. Row 4-Peggy Pratt, Linda Whetten, Laura Bibby, Ken Kessler, Bonnie Figgins, Burt Galindo. Missing-Linda Wootton, Jesse Sossaman and Alex Miller. CMtoe tt band u tS j ckouiS The Antelope Varsity Choir is an extra-curricular activity that contributes a great deal to the music department of the school. This year the group has participated in the B-West Festival, and the winter and spring concerts. Mr. Kenneth Kessler- Director rhe group doesn't always see Mr. Kess- er looking this stern, but it looks as hough it would clear up any sour notes. 104 From left to right: Third Row- Mr. Kessler; director, Mike Farar, Danny Arnold, John Verschoor, Dennis Edge, Delon Whetten, Kenneth Kessler. Second Row- Susan Vaughan, Brenda Gamble, Mildred Allen, Mary Coleman, Bonnie Figgins, Connie Cinko, Cyndie Cinko. First Row- Linda Whetten, Barbara Marlatt, Teresa Ramirez, Sherry Smith, Marla Hunter, Kathy Eykamp, Mary Hyde. dfr - W - tui - tuu$i6 cmb Members are (sitting) Vickie Roach, Bonnie Figgins, Juana Ruiz, Mary Coleman, Ellen Horton, Elaine Brimhall, Kay Webster, and Janet Cobb. Standing are Delon Whetten, Darryl Silva, Peggy Banks, Connie Cinko, Cyndie Cinko, Margaret Goff, Wanet Miller, and Danny Arnold. Sponsor- Mr. Kenneth Kessler. Officers are (sitting) Mildred Allen, president; Susan Vaughan, vice president; Kenny Kessler, Student Council representative; and Laura Bibby, secretary-treasurer. 105 cWs QM b ck dk i c Officers - 1965-66 President.................Barbara Farar Vice- President...........Eddie Shippen Sec. - Tres...............Kathy Eykamp Miss Brand - sponsor Back row, left to right Tony Ard, Roy Carroll, Ricky Crick, Ronnie Lawrence. Third row- Louis Garrett, John Wallace, Vem Hankins, Stormie Carlson, Brenda Gamble, Barbara Farar, Eddie Shippen. Second row- Paulie Me Elhaney, Judy Kline, Sherry Smith, Wendy Carlson, Scott Wootton, Steven Short, Janet Me Laurin, Martha Carroll. First row- Pete Ensley, Jock Kissel, Becky Kline, Linda McLaurin, Don Pelfrey, Kathy Eykamp, Dale 106 SjjtfuusL ofiub The Spanish Club members are: from left to right-Mrs. Bolt, sponsor; Back row: Jerry Mollett, Danny Kline, Rudolfo Guzman, Sam Sanchez, Mike Quiroz, Henry Ramiriz, Louis Woods, Frank Ramiriz, Randy Ullery; Middle row: Brenda Jones, Cathy Runge, Martha Porchas, Jose Perez, Anna Martin, Paul Quost, Teresa Perez, Peggy Mollett, Jeannie Ford; Front row: Linda Spears, Danna Bowman, Pauline Lopez, Teresa Ramiriz, Alice Quiroz, Linda Wootton. Missing: Steve Hultstrand, Emestina Ruiz, and Burt Galindo. President. . . Vice- President Sec. Tres. . . Reporter. . . Representative This Spanish Club symbol is used on the member- ship card. .Ernie Ruiz Burt Galindo Jeannie Ford Danny Kline Randy Ullery Mrs. Bolt, sponsor The Spanish Club sponsors at least two major activities of the year. During the first semester they present the Spanish Fiesta, and in the second semester there is a Tortilla Making Party for the members and special guest. 107 dn XMiilc dub Mr. John Hyde, sponsor. The Dramatics Club is a new club at Antelope, 1965-66 being their first year of organization. This year the club worked on a play, The Mouse That Roared. Officers are Mary Hyde, treasurer; Lee Dawson, president; Marie Edge, secretary; and (missing) Rita Stubblefield, vice president. Members are Maria Hernandez, Lee Dawson, Pam Wynn, Rita Stubblefield, Ruby Lamb, Bobbie West, Peggy Pratt, Sandra Harrell, Mary Hyde, Linda Whetten, John Verschoor, Marie Edge, Verna Stricklin, Karen Brown, and Marla Hunter. science club Members from left are Dennis Reid, Aurelia Garcia, Jay Stephens, Ronnie Divclbiss, Jesse Sossaman, Pam Hastin, Wayne Heckrotte, Larry Gallaher, Carol Grover, and Ramon Gutierrez. Sponsor is Mr. Ron Frans. Officers are, from left, Carolyn Hall, secretary-treasurer; Van Cochran, sergeant at arms; Sharon Divelbiss, president; Linda Lucas, vice president; and Sandi Darling, student council representative. Science Club is affiliated with the Young Scientists of America Youth Club. During the year, besides regular business such as money raisers, it worked on projects. At the end of the year they gave an exhibit of these projects. Its main purpose is to help develop scientific minds. At left Jay Stephens is working on a project. 'V' ) President-Bobby Smith Vice President Tony Ard Sponsor-Mr. Jerry Loper Secretary-treasurer Jock Kissel Sponsor-Mr. Wiley Horton Standing: John Verschoor, John Webster, Dean Stout, Danny Arnold and Larry Lawler. Row 2: Jim Jones, Carvin Short, Randy Ullery and George Moore. Row 3: Wayne Lewis, Danny Kline, Burt Galindo and Larry Hastin. Danna Bowman President Paulie McElhaney Vice President Jeanne Ford Secretary-treasurer Elaine Brimhall Student Council Representative Linda Wootton Historian Mrs. Versehoor Sponsor Top row: Carol Grover, Mary Hyde, Becky Kline, Ellen Horton, Pam Hastin, Peggy Pratt, Janet McLaurin, Glenna Gibbs, Glenda McDow- ell, R. 2: Peggy Dawson, Verna Stricklin, Marla Hunter, Barbara Marlatt, Pam Wynn, Dianne Farar, Judy Kline, Kathi Quost, Sandi Herrell, Wendy Carlson, R. 3: Mary Coleman, Joy Pershall, Maria Hernandez, Connie Cinko, Mildred Allen, Sherry Smith, Ernie Ruiz, Bonnie Figgins, Sharon Divelbiss, Carolyn Hall, R. 4: Linda Mc- Laurin, Ruby Lamb, Juana Ruiz, Margaret Goff, Cyndie Cinko, Kathy Eykamp, Terry Ramirez, Nancy Dice, Roberta Young, Linda Spears, Linda Lucas. Missing-Peggy Banks, Karen Brown, Martha Carroll, Sharon Grover, Peggy Mollet and Debbie Penrod. tOwQA b ItfiMP - UiOt A k This is the familiar and smil- ing face of Mrs. Lewis, chapter advisor. Antelope's chapter of FHA has been much praised for being one of the state's best and most active chapter. Without the help of our advisor this would not be possible. Our chapter mothers, Mrs. H. Farar, Mrs. L. Brim- hall, and Mrs. B. McLaurin, not pictured, contribute a great deal also. Row 1: Marla Hunter, Karen Brown, Janet McLaurin, Barbara Marlatt, Carolyn Hall, Wendy Carlson, Ellen Horton, Linda Whctten, Janet Cobb, Laura Bibby, Juana Ruiz, Connie Cinko, Cyndie Cinko, Margaret Goff. Row 2: Susan Darling, Verna Stricklin, Nancy Dice, Kathi Quost, Debbie Penrod, Maria Hernandez, Pam Wynn, Ernie Ruiz, Peggy Mollet, Bonnie Figgins, Sherry Smith, Carol Grover, Linda Lucas. Row 3: Elaine Brim- hall, Becky Kline, Mary Hyde, Mary Coleman, Peggy Pratt, Linda Madron, Sandi Darling, Pauline Lopez, Brenda Tate, Brenda Jones, Kay Webster, Rose Madron, Mildred Allen. Row 4: Sharon Divelbiss, Judy Kline, Peggy Dawson, Linda Jones, Barbara Farar, Martha Carroll, Kathy Eykamp, Maria Edge, Vickie Roach, Brenda Gamble, Frances Sumner, Terry Ramirez, Pam Hastin. Missing are Ruby Lamb, Alice Quiroz and Cathy Runge. Above are Stormie Carlson, District Secretary; Barbara Farar, State Secre- tary; and Jeannie Ford, District Sec- retary-elect. Chapter officers from left are: (sitting) Rita Stubblefield, projects chm.; Susan Vaughan, secretary; Linda Wootton, president; Linda Mc- Laurin, vice president; Roberta Young and Paulie McElhaney, co-treasurers. (Standing) Danna Bowman, public relations chm.j Sharon Grover, historian; Dianne Farar, degrees chm.j Jeannie Ford, chaplain; Peggy Banks and Stormie Carlson, co-hostesses; and Linda Spears, parliamentarian. 112 Ufa - fout tC| tO' SQM FFA officers are from 1 to r: Vern Hankins-Vice President, Bobby West- Treasurer, Layne Peterson-Sentinel, Bobby Smith-President, Ricky Crick Reporter, John Wallace-Secretary, and Jim Jones-Student Council Representative. Besides serving as chapter president, Bobby Smith also held the office of District Reporter. Layne Peterson, brought honor to Antelope through FFA this year by placing 3rd in the State Speech contest. Back tow: Kenneth David, Don Pelfrey, Ward Smith, Tim Alberty, Jesse Sossaman. Row 2: Ramon Gutierrez, Andy West, Bennie Gipson, Daryl Silva, Ron Lawrence, Steve Short, Pete Ensley, John Webster, Dennis Reid, Frank Hice, Mike Quiroz. Row 3: Vern Hankins, Ron Divelbiss, Robbie Woodhouse, William Grover, Lee Dawson, Dale Stuart, Bobbie West, Wayne Heckrotte, Jerry Mollet, Paul Quost, Van Cochran. Row 4: Johnny Whitted, Heber Carroll, Ernie Millner, Robert Taylor, Ronnie Beck, Dennis Edge, John Wallace, and Whit Frans. Advisor-Mr. Van Cochran 113 The varsity team in action! Head Coach MR. JERRY LOPER ’6 S udftS j ooiboM squa L Front row--ED SHIPPEN (10), GEORGE MOORE (44), BOB SMITH (78) co-captain, JOHN VERSCHOOR (67), RANDY ULLERY (76), BILL HOLLINGSWORTH (77). Middle row--RON BECK (33), ERNIE MILLNER (68), DAN KLINE (22) co-captain, WAYNE LEWIS (65) co-captain, CARVIN SHORT (12). Back row—RICK KELLAND (85), JIM JONES (30), TONY ARD (87), and MIKE DAVIDSON (75). 116 -funnu Hi hd Ko£)p eneej {'0 me o fhc ujq.J fofljk JaJcvaom... We would like to apologize for the individual shots that were to appear on this page. -Sports Editors 117 Ron Beck Fullback Second Team All-Conference George Moore Halfback First Team All-Conference Jim Jones Slotback First Team All-Conference All-State Honorable Mention Carvin Short Quarterback All-Conference Honorable Mention SCORES Opponents Visitors Home Town Kofa 7 7 Wickenburg 7 6 Orme Ranch 12 44 Tombstone 25 45 Bagdad 6 45 Parker 14 21 St. Johns Ind. 6 33 Gila Bend 20 43 Maricopa 6 31 118 Backficld (left to right) Jim Jones, Ron Beck, George Moore, Carvin Short Line- Eddie Shippen, Bobby Smith, Wayne Lewis, Randy Ullery, John Verschoor, Bill Hollingsworth, and Rick Kelland. Danny Arnold, missing in the picture above, was the starting Center for the Rams this season. (left to right) Safety-Backs—Ernie Millner, (68), Jim Jones, (30), Linebackers—Rick Kelland, (85), Bobby Smith, (78), Wayne Lewis, (65), Line—George Moore, (44), Mike Davidson, (75), Lee Dawson, Randy Ullery, (76), Bill Hollingsworth, (77), John Verschoor, (67). Danny Arnold, missing in the picture above, was the starting right guard for the Rams on defense. 119 Coach MR. RONALD FRANS j.u . (jOotboM squad Front row--John Webster, Leww Dawson, Dennis Edge, Jock Kissel, Mike Davidson. Second row--Henry Ramirez, Steve Short, Ronnie Lawrence, Pete Hensley, Frank Ramirez. Back row--Larry Gallaher, Ernie Millner, and Dennis Reid. 120 Guess what? Fee Fi Fo Fum I smell the blood of a Parker bum! Be he black or be he blue, He'll be both when we get through! (21-14) THE TASTE OF VICTORY! 1965-66 Help, they're after me! Congratulations to A.U .H.S. for their very successful foot- ball season. (7-2-1) Well. . . Ya can't win em all! What do you suppose they're doing down there? 121 L to r--John Webster-First string All-Conference, Jim Jones and Tony Ard-All-Conference Honorable Mention. Head Coach Mr. Wiley Horton bGShotbctM - Standing: Steve Hultstrand (2 5) forcward; Chris LcRoy (34) foreward; John Webster (35) foreward; Layne Peter- son (33) foreward; Tony Ard (32) center. Kneeling: Jim Jones (30) foreward; Carvin Short (20) guard; Larry Hastin (21) guard; Tim Alberty (23) guard. Missing: Dan Kline (22) guard and Dean Stout (31) foreward. 122 JOHN WEBSTER Fore ward JIM JONES Fore ward TONY ARD Center DANNY KLINE Guard CARVIN SHORT Guard LARRY HASTIN Guard DEAN STOUT Fore ward STEVE HULTSTRAND Foreward TIM ALBERTY Guard LAYNE PETERSON Foreward CHRIS LEROY Foreward 123 bteketbcM scoops ANTELOPE 58 HOLT VILLE . 74 ANTELOPE 67 ST.JOHNS. . 63 ANTELOPE 45 CAMP VERDE 60 ANTELOPE 67 GILA BEND . 51 ANTELOPE 55 WILLIAMS . . 46 ANTELOPE 49 HOLTVILLE . 57 ANTELOPE 67 BAGDAD. . . 53 ANTELOPE 52 WICKENBURG 68 ANTELOPE 58 GILA BEND . 67 ANTELOPE 53 PARKER. . . 104 ANTELOPE 79 ST. JOHNS . . 68 ANTELOPE 78 MARICOPA. . 53 ANTELOPE 77 GILA BEND . 52 ANTELOPE 61 PARKER . . . 102 ANTELOPE 72 BAGDAD. . . 51 ANTELOPE 69 MARICOPA. . 53 ANTELOPE 136 SALOME. . . 39 ANTELOPE 62 WICKENBURG 50 ANTELOPE 91 TOMBSTONE . 102 ANTELOPE 85 CLIFTON . . 90 NOW THAT'S A FAST BREAK! TONY FOR TWO. HEY, WHERE DID HE COME FROM? 124 Coach The J.V.'s in action! MR. RONALD FRANS j .i . hishpjtbcM hjxinv STARTING FIVE STANDING--Leroy Bond (24), Danny Arnold (54), and Alberto Martinc (32). KNEELING—Frank Ramirez (22), and Henry Ramirez (32). 125 For some reason we lost this center jump. Another inch and he could stuf it. 126 tlOCfe' B-WEST TRACK CHAMPIONS GEORGE MOORE JIM JONES DEAN STOUT WANET MILLER JOHN VERSCHOOR CARVIN SHORT STEVE SHORT TONY MARKET HENRY RAMIREZ FRANK RAMIREZ BOBBY SMITH WAYNE LEWIS BENNIE GIPSON TONY ARD Coach-Mr. Jerry Loper ba ebcM B-WEST BASEBALL CHAMPIONS JIM JONES RICKY CRICK RONNIE LAWRENCE (3-0) EDDIE SHIPPEN BOBBY SMITH BENNIE GIPSON JOHN WEBSTER ROY CARROLL MIKE MARKET DANNY ARNOLD BILL HOLLINGSWORTH (8-2) Coach-Mr. Wiley Horton Due to various reasons we were unable to get any track and baseball pictures. 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