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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

Desert Sands Volume XVII, 1970 Wellton, Arizona Table of Contents 1970 Faculty 9 Classes 12 Student Life 66 Honors 96 Royalty 104 Sports 114 Ads 138 Memories, Pressed Between the Pages of My Mind Foreward Of alt the pictures hung on your memories wall, one of the most cherished will be that of your happy, carefree high school days. It is my sincere wish that as the years pass swiftly by, you will often glance through your Desert Sands of 1970, reliving some of these precious moments, and realizing their true value. 5 Sponsor's Message This has been a very hectic year for the staff of the DESERT SANDS. Everyone has been working a little harder at too1' many other activi- ties to devote full time to Yearbook production. We made an Editor change early in the fall, and we really never recovered from that change. We did not get football pictures as I was scouting other teams during our home games. We had no official photographer, just a young man trying to do the job for the Journalism Department. It wasn't until after the second semester began, that we could get a class in photography. This helped the second half, but now we have negatives and no one for the darkroom. My duties in class and library did not always give time for developing and printing . Your 1970 Yearbook is going to be short many pages due to these above mentioned faults, but there are others that have caused us great loss of time on the production line also. We have not had the full cooperation of the student body in all matters. We have developed many pictures and have seen or heard of them floating around the campus. In private collections and not in the 1970 DESERT SANDS. This years DESERT SANDS was to have been the largest ever pro- duced here. It will still have over 120 pages which makes it a fairly large book for this size of a school. You are still getting a bargain, you may not like the coverage of some of your favorite areas. It is our sincerest wish that you will enjoy this issue. We hope that you will understand the many problems encountered by the ten fine young students who have given of their time to try to bring you a won- derful story of the 1969-70 school year. With your cooperation and understanding, I am sure that the 1971 DESERT SANDS will be a success. Thank you. Mr. Baker 7 Thoses Who Rule Superintendent Richard Dawson has completed his fifth year at AUHS. Next year, he will not be with us, as he has accepted a position with a Kingman School District. 8 Mr. Bridger's first year as principal has proven quite effective for this school. He has proven to be worthy of this position. The Mighty 5 Tough As Steel But Hearts of Gold A moment to remember, from year to year, as life rolls on. Antelope Union school board members are President, Gordon Petersen, Mr. Bobby Smith, Mr. Frank McDaniel, Mr. Allen Marlatt and Mrs. Clyde Knock. (Not pictured) Shirley Brand Senior English T William G. Claque Soph, and Jr. English Modern English 10 Lonnie Gray American Government, Amer- ican History, Comparative Government, P. E. Spanish I £ II Dr. Ed Track Wiley Horton Social Studies, World History, Drivers Ed. , P. E. Basketball and Baseball coach. Enjoy It While You Can A Helpful Hint Ronald Frans Physics, Chemistry, General Math J. V. Basketball Coach 1 Journalism, Librarian JV Football Harley Bridger Principal Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. « Auto Mechanics Kenneth Kessler Band, Chorus, Speech Logan Brimhall Geometry, Algebra, T rigonometry And the Band Played on fit Home Ec I, IT, Adv. Fine Arts Home Ec. Family Living, FHA You Wouldn't Dare! Would You? Van Cochran Mr. Workman Mrs. Pershall Do Your Thing Mrs. Quast Mrs. Waggoner 15 Remember, Those Who Helped? Rita Spears Dave Griffy Barbara Howe Victoria Figueroa Kriss Leavitt Dorothy Gipson Joy Pcrshall «E 20 21 COLEMAN, JIMMY CONRAD, WILLIAM FIGUEROA, VICTORIA FORD, DORA GIPSON, DORTHY GROVER, THOMAS 22 GROVER, DONALD GRIFFY, DAVID HALL, ROBBIE HAWS, TONETTE 23 HECHANOVA, REUBEN HICE, DOYCE HICE, ROYCE HOSKINS, LYNN 24 THIS SHOWS THAT THE TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR THE SENIORS. HOWE, BARBARA JONES, LONNIE KISSEL, JOYCE LEAVITT, KRIS 25 26 SMITH, JOYCE TATE, LINDA VECA, LARRY 28 VERSHOOR, FLOYD VILLA NEDA, ROSA 29 Adios Amigos De Graduacion Joyce Kissel Valedictorian Dr. George Hall Arizona, Western College Commencement Speaker Rita Spears Salutatorian 30 The Dirty Dozen is behind us. We did this. We did . . . 31 My pleasure 32 Allen, Chuck Burks, Wesley Carroll, Klair Chacon, Tony Bagby, James I Balli, Martha Currie, Cindy Dice, Carolyn Dobson, Billy 34 Flores, Viriginia Garcia, Arelia Gipson, Dellorise Ford, Joann Gillaspie, Jaquin Greenough, Mark Fuller, Duane Gipson, Troy Hamburg, Mary Haws, Margaret Hensley, John 35 La piante, Patty Lawrence, Linda Marlatt, Marvin Lambert, Steve Mains, Cheryl Martin, Bill Moran, Lexine Quiroz, Mary McDowell, Charles McKay, Karen 37 Rameriz, Racheal Rockwell, Susan Runge, Larry Ray, Roger Rockwell, Chris Stewart, Doug Rivera, Richard Ruiz, Raquel Stricklin, John Young, David Young, Jimmy 39 Allen, Jerri Babb, Victoria Brimhall, Andrea Alvarado, Lena Balli, Margaret Brister, Tony Amavisca, Rosa Beecroft, Earl Calvin, Dorthy 41 ' Y) Canan, Doug Carroll, Vance Curtis, Cathy 42 Doster, Danny Gallaher, Steve Elkins, Kieth Floyd, Gennie David, Donald Eacret, Larry Figueroa, Jose Gibbs, Karen Gill, Karen Grover, Jean Gibson, David Gomez, Rosa Grover, Judy Gill, Donald Gonalez, Francisco Hankins, John 44 Haws, David Humphrey, Loy Lopez, Ernie Heide, Steve Jones, Russell Lytle, Vivian Hulstrand, Chuck Kessler, Jimmy Lofield, Doug 45 Mahan, Linda Millner, Gwen Murdock, Kenny McElhaney, Randy Monreal, Alicia Neinast, Keith Miguel, Robert Moser, Danny Pershall, Paula Prinke, Dale Rameriz, Phillip Prinke. Steve Randolph, Greg Quast, Marilyn Reeves, Ervin 47 I Riesland, Larry Santana, Tresa Vershoor, Danny Rivera, Nellie Short, David Wadley, David Romo, Elizabeth Short, Sylvia Wheeler, Barbara Wisdom, Larry Woodhouse, Nancy 49 51 Allen, Rory Amavisco, Raul Baughnman, Carol Allison, Authur Bagby, Kenny Beecroft, Charles Alvarado, Pablo Baker, Elisa Beus, Mark Bibby, Anita Coleman, Dottie Dawson, Nancy Burks, Debbie Coleman, Robert Dobson, Lee Cardenas, Rhonda Davidson, Juliana Flores, Sarah 53 Jones, Donna Leavitt, Jeanne Marlatt, Earl Jones, Pamela Lindsey, James Marlatt, Myrle Kell and, Donnie Madson, Vickie Martin, Louis McDaniel, Charles Monreal, Martha Pierce, Darrell McDowell, Paula Murdock, Carol Price, Debby Moore, Vernon Peterson, Diane Pruitt, Tewayne 59 Quiroz, Louis Rockwell, Eva Sloan, Greg Ray, Glenda Romero, Steve Stewart, Gayle Rider, Doug Ruiz, Nellie Villarreal, Maria 57 Woods, Louise New Stars Find Their Place 59 Student Life 61 J.V. Cheerleaders Left to right cheerleaders are: Carol Murdock, Debbie Burks, Paula Pershall, Gwen Milner. 62 Twirlers Cathy constantly amazed her fans with her skilled twirling, learned at summer camp. Karen and Mary, newcomers to the Antelope scene, did a great job at flag twirling. Junior Class Presents: Cast It Happens Every Summer Linda L............................Gretchen Dana Delores G..........................Larae Donohue Mary H.............................Marge Powell Debbie J...........................Cert Susie K............................Jennifer Truex Patty L............................Flippy Wonder Susan R............................Annabelle Ames Cheryle M..........................M. K. Roberts Raquel R...........................Olga Stone Steve Hiedi........................Andrea Matlins Lexine M...........................Bitsy Sterling Isaela H...........................Charity Barnes John S....................«a . • . .Tod Colbert Billy M............................Pudgy Roulette Doug S.............................Zachary Bryan Jim Y..............................Kenyon McClinto Mark G.............................Count De Giacomo Marvin M...........................Barnard Sands Troy G.............................M. Rene A group of young ladies won a beauty contest and were permitted to help edit the Debutante, a high fashion magazine. This wasn't out of the ordinary, but with twenty beautiful women in one building exciting things are bound to happen. This humorous play was performed on the AUHS Stage for the first time by the 1970 Junior Class. 64 WESTERN DAYS Characters of All Sorts Not a winner, but happy. Just getting started for the mess ahead. What a Creamy Free-For-All The Sophomores did a colosal job in creating the craziest and messiest Western Days ever experienced. The pie eating contest proved to be a challenge for many hearty young bucks. John Stricklin, however succeeded in eating the cream in less than ten seconds. 67 Onions in the Stew There once was a family on an island new who nothing to eat but onions in the stew. The McDonalds move to the island of their dreams to find happiness and peace. They found instead a beautiful, old rundown house and a house full of company. After a freezing winter and a zillion plumbing accidents, the decision is made to move back to Seattle. This are made worse by guests that never cease in coming. A prospective buyer is looking at the house when most of the McDonald family comes to the realization they could live in no other place. After all what a boring life they would live in Seattle. Mr. Kessler, Director 68 70 AI Permar, Joyce Smith, Cindy Currie, Christine Wisdom, Virginia Flores, David Griffy, Reuben Hechanova, Susie Kline, John Bridger, Lesia Cannon, pHTUmATlOti To be accepted by the Quill and Scroll a Student must be a junior or a senior, in the top third of his class, outstanding in Journalism and recommended by the Journal- ism teacher. This years three new members are, Susan Rochwell, David Griffy and Isela Hernandez. 71 ROYALTY Anita Bibby and Louis Quiroz Our Emerald Isle Seniors Joyce Smith and Lonnie Jones reigned as the 1970 Homecoming King and Queen. Attendants were Freshman Anita Bibby and Louis Quiroz, Soph- omore; Andrea BrimHall and Tony Brister, Juniors; Susie Kline and Jimmy Young, Seniors; Tonnette Haws and Doyce Hice. The Theme for this years Homecoming was The Emerald Isles . Andrea BrimHall and Tony Brister 74 Susie Kline and Jimmy Young Tonnette Haws and Doyce Hice Sweetheart Ball A pink heart was the main decoration of this years annual FFA Sweetheart Ball held February 21, 1970. Small plastic heart shaped containers filled with candy were placed on the tables. Framing the couples were shades of pink crepe paper strung daintly from the ceiling to the floor. The candidates were placed inside the heart. At the time of coronation it opened to reveal the 1970 Sweetheart, Susie Kline, and her attendants, Jeanne Leavitt, and Paula Pershall. 76 Attendant-Jeanne Leavitt Attendant-Paula Pershall Rueben Hechanova and Cindy Currie Tom Moore and Darlene Quast Winter wonderland was the theme of the Cinderella Ball. Chosen as Prince Charming and Cinderella were A1 Permar and Joyce Kissel. Qualifications to run for this honor are, a pleasing personality, well groomed, and a 3. 0 or better grade average. 77 Floyd Vershoor and Lesia Cannon Jimmy Colman and Rita Spears Phillip Ramirez and Marilyn Quast Desert Sands Desert Sands royalty were chosen on the partic- ipation of the classes in the four weeks campaign- ing devised by the yearbook staff. In each activ- ity the classes were given points for participation, by percentage. The campaigning also doubled as a fund raising project. Billy Dobson and Carolyn Dice 79 ■ in it. t m ■« i Our Departing Rams Moore, center John Bridger, halfback mMatt Moran, tackle Martin, quarter l ack Charles 1, halfback z This Was Our Football Team Back row: Ernie Lopez, Bill Martin, David Short, Steve Heidi, Chuck Allen, Doug Stewart, Bill Conrad, Reuben; Coach, Junior Chacon, Sixto Rocabado, A1 Permar, Floyd Versehoor, Lonnie Jones, Tom Moore, Jim Young, Tony Brister, Mr. Baker; John Bridger, Jose Martin, Keith Neinast, John Stricklin, Jimmy Coleman, Matt Moran, Troy Gipson, Assistant Coach. Sixto Rocabade and Reuben Hechaneva were great helps for Mr. Workman. This was Mr. Workman's first year here and it was a good year. He shows many expressions. 83 Our Heroes Right: Floyd was All-Conference 1st string defensive guard, 2nd string offensive guard and honorable men- tion defensive linebacker. All- American def. guard. Left: John was All-conference and All-American. 84 Varsity Score Antelope 27 Gila Bend Antelope 39 ♦St. John's Antelope 41 Pay son Antelope 41 M aricopa Antelope 15 ♦Wickenburg Antelope 29 ♦Bagdad Antelope 6 Tombstone Antelope 0 ♦Parker Antelope 14 ♦Phoenix Chr 85 The Little RAMS in Action! Left - The end of the trail . . . Left center - Charge . . . Right center - The redcoats are coming . . . Bottom - Halfway to victory. 86 Antelope 20 Kofa r .osh 28 Antelope 6 Parker 12 Antelope 14 San Pasqual 20 Antelope 0 Ajo 3S Antelope 20 Parker 24 Antelope 40 Phoenix Christian 0 87 VARSITY SCORE 15 Wins-7 losses Antelope- 51 Ajo- 45 Antelope- 64 Gila Bend- 34 Antelope- 108 St. John's- 39 Antelope- 67 Ajo- 71 Antelope- 44 Camp Verde- 70 Antelope- 57 Ph. Christian- 54 Antelope- 52 Payson- 66 Antelope- 67 Maricopa- 37 Antelope- 55 Parker- 75 Antelope- 62 Bagdad- 61 Antelope- 57 Wickenburg- 60 Antelope- 55 Payson- 49 Antelope- 52 Ph. Christian- 45 Antelope- 81 Bagdad- 63 Antelope- 33 Payson- 30 Antelope- 91 St. John's- 54 Antelope- 102 Gila Bend- 45 Antelope- 81 Maricopa- 58 Antelope- 104 Wickenburg- 72 Antelope- 67 Ph. Christian- 59 Antelope- 50 Parker- 56 Antelope- 30 Gilbert- 32 Back row-Chuck Allen, Keith Neinast, A1 Permar, John Bridger; Front row- Reuben Hechanova, Troy Gipson, Lonnie Jones, Doyce Hice. 88 Each Ram Gets His Turn for Glory Our boys get ready to shine Reuben takes a pot shot Lonnie shoots, and makes it? 89 A1 takes his turn Okay! What did you do with it? Rams at State 91 Hice shoots for two Permar and Gipson wait... . Junior Varsity Basketball Back row: Jimmy Kessler, Meke Cardenis, Donald David, Doug Canon, John Hankins, Front: Chuck Hulstrand, Luis Martin, Jose Figueroa, David Gibson, Kenneth Murdock. Mr. Frans taught Junior Varsity, and Mr. Workman taught Freshmen basketball, a new addition to sports. 92 Jump high, jump low. Warm-up time. J.V. Rams Get Action And Johnny makes it. 93 Track Schedule March 18 Phoenix Christian Triangular March 23 Parker Dual Meet April 4 Buckeye Invitational April 11 Payson Invitational (Cancelled-Snow) April 15 Parker-Here April 22 Ajo Meet April 25 San Manuel Invitational April 29 Phoenix Christian-Here May 2 Yuma Schools - Here May 9 B-West Conference Meet-Phoenix May 15 -16 State Track Meet - Mesa Our team had a very successful year, as they were able to establish many new school records. Coach Thomas and Coach Workman did a fine job bringing home the Conference Championship and getting our boys to a fifth in the State Meet. Our Track Arms Had Great Power 95 Doug Rider Steve Romero Antelope's Famous Track Fliers Whew.. That was good!! Where should I land. Here I come... 96 We Had Our Share of Mars too 97 Doug Canon John Hankins Keith Neinast Jimmy Kessler They Played BASEBALL Back row: Steve Gallaher, Lonnie Jones, Dave Griffy, Charles McDaniels, Louis Martin, John Bridger, Al Permar, Front row: David Gibson, Jose Figueroa, Jose Martin, Troy Gipson, Steve Lambert. 98 Coach Horton takes a break Baseball Was Their Game!! 99 SCORE FOR THE ANTELOPE BASEBALL TEAM ANTELOPE 3 SAN PASQUAL 2 ANTELOPE 0 ST. JOHN'S 2 ANTELOPE 7 PAYSON 2 ANTELOPE 30 MARICOPA 5 ANTELOPE 1 In SAN PASQUAL 2 . ANTELOPE 12 BAGDAD 1 ANTELOPE 5 tr WTCKENBURC 4 ANTELOPE 3 PARKER 8 ANTELOPE 6 PH. CHRISTIAN 7 ANTELOPE KOFA J.V.'S ANTELOPE PARKER ANTELOPE PH. CHRISTIAN ANTELOPE GILA BEND ANTELOPE MARICOPA ANTELOPE AJO ANTELOPE KOFA J.V.'S % 100 Girls Tennis Team 102 Back row: Dorothy Gipson, Dora Ford, Joanne Ford, Deloris Gipson; Front row: Dorothy Calvin, Dottie Coleman. Tennis Had Lots of Action too 103 VILLAGE INN PIZZA 2630 S. 4th Ave. Yuma, Arizona EL CHARRO CAFE VANG'S JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 601 W. 8th St. 783-5168 2544 S. 4 Ave. 782-2127 Best Wishes LAWLER KEHL AGENCY, INC. Iniuranct K AGEI cSe idrptiultnt AGENT Insurance 333 West 8th St. Yuma, Arizona SILVER BELL WESTERN TRAILER COURT AUTO The Family Store Highway 80 We lit on And Catalog Order Center Congratulations Seniors MR. MRS. C.G. BUCKEYE Compliments of WATCH HOSPITAL 1689 4th Ave. Yuma, Ariz. UPTOWN DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists 1008 - 4th Ave. Yuma, Ariz. 782-4371 Complete Sporting Goods G Athletic Supplies MESA SPORTS SHOP INC. 1152 - 4th Ave. , Yuma 783-3850 F—STOP CAMERA HI-FI 1340 4th Ave. Yuma POPULAR SURPLUS 783-8509 1111 S. 4 Ave. , Yuma, Ariz. 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Yuma, Arizona 783-7418 Allen, Chuck 37,74,122 Allen, Jerri 47 Allen, Rory 57 Allison, Arthur 57 Alvarado, Lena 47 Alvarado, Pablo 57 Amavisca, Raul 57 Amavisca, Rosa 47 Babb, Lupe 25 Babb, Victoria 47 Bagby, Kenny 57 Bagby, James 37 Baker, Elisa 57 Balli, Margaret 47 Balli, Martha 37 Baughman, Carol 57 Baughn, Harry 25 Beecroft, Charles 57 Beecroft, Earl 47 Beus, Mark 57 Bibby, Anita 58 Bridger, John 25,122 Brimhall, Doris 47 Brimhall, Andrea 25,106 Brister, Tony 47 Burks, Debbie 58 Burks, Wesley 37 Calvin, Dorothy 47 Campa, Juana 48 Campa, Lupe 48 Canan, Doug 48 Canan, Lesia 25 Cantrell, Rita 48 Cardenas, Mike 48 Cardenas, Rhonda 58 Carroll, Klair 37 Carroll, Vance 48 Chacon, Angel 25,74 Chacon, Tony 37 Chism, Becky 48 Coker, Corrine 48 Coleman, Bobby 58 Coleman, Dottie 58 Coleman, Jim 26 Conrad, Bill 26 Currie, Cindy 37 Curtis, Cathy 48, 73 David, Donald 49 Davidson, Juliana 58 Gipson, Dellorise 38,74 Dawson, Nancy 58 Gipson, Dorothy 26 Dice, Carolyn 37,74 Gipson, Troy 38,74,122 Dobson, Bill 37 Gomez, Rosa 50 Dobson, Lee 58 Gonzalez, Francisco 50 Doster, Danny 49 Gonzalez, Harvey 59 Eacret, Lairy 49 Greenough, Mark 38,74 Elkins, Keith 49 Griffy, David 27 Flores, Sarah 58 Grover, Donald 27 Flores, Virginia 38 Grover, Jean 50 Figueroa, Jose 47 Grover, Judy 50 Figueroa, Vicki 26 Grover, Tom 26 Floyd, Genie 49 Guzman, Miguel 59 Ford, Dora 26 Hall, Darlene 59 Ford, Joann 38 Hall, Robbie 27 Fuller, Dwayne 38 Hamberg, Mary 38,74 Gallaher, Steve 49 Hamberg, Robert 59 Garcia, Aurilia 38 Hankins, John 50 Gibbs, Karen 50 Haws, David 51 Gibson, David 50 Haws, Margaret 37 Gibson, Harold 59 Haws, Tonette 27,106 Gill, Donald 50 Hechanova, Reuben 28,122,123 Gill, Karen 50 Heide, Steve 51 Gillaspie, Juquin 38 Hensley, John 39 Hernandez, Blanca 59 Lambert, Steve 40 Hernandez, Don 60 LaPlante, Patty 40, 74 Hernandez, Gill 60 Lawrence, Linda 40,74 Hernandez, Isela 38,74 Leavitt, Jeanne 61 Herndon, Brent 60 Leavitt, Kris 29 Hice, Doyce 28,122 Leightner, Sandy 39 Hice, Royce 28 Lindsay, James 61 Hill, Darrell 60 Lopez, Ernie 51 Hoskins, Lynn 28 Loftfield, Doug 51 Howe, Barbara 29 Lytle, Vivian 51 Hulstrand, Chuck 51 Madsen, Vickie 61 Hulstrand, Susan 60 Mahan, Linda 52 Humphrey, Loy 51 Mains, Cheryl 40, 74 Jackson, Vicki 60 Marlatt, Earl 61 Jones, Debby 39, 74 Marlatt, Myrle 61 Jones, Donna 61 Marlatt, Marvin 40,74 Jones, Lonnie 29,107,122,123 Martin, Bill 41,74 Jones, Margaret 39 Martin, Jose 29 Jones, Pamela 61 Martin, Louis 61 Jones, Russell 61 McDaniel, Charles 62 Kelland, Donnie 61 McDowell, Charles 41 Kessler, Jim 51 McDowell, Paula 62 Kisel, Joyce 29 % McElhaney, Randy 52 Kline, Susie 39,74,106 McKay, Karen 41 Miguel, Robert 52 Quiroz, Mary 41 Miller, Ella 29 Quiroz, Louis 63 Millner, Gwen 52,72 Ramirez, Phillip 53,110 Monreal, Alicia 52 Ramirez, Rachel 42 Monreal, Martha 62 Randolf, Greg 53 Moran, Lexine41,74 Rauch, Marilyn 31 Moran, Matt 30 Ray, Glenda 63 Moore, Tom 30 Ray, Roger 42 Moore, Vernon 62 Reeves, Ervin 53 Moser, Danny 52 Rider, Doug 63 Murdock, Carol 62 Riesland, Larry 54 Murdock, Kenny 52 Riesland, Randy 31 Neinast, Keith 52,122 Rivera, Nellie 54 Permar, A1 30,99 Rivera, Ricky 42 Pershall, Paula 52,72 Rocabado, Sixto 31 Pershall, Joy 30 Rockwell, Chris 42 Peterson, Liane 62 Rockwell, Eva 63 Pierce, Darrell 62 Rockwell, Susan 42,74 Price, Debby 62 Roll, Linda 31 Prinke, Dale 53 Romero, Steve 63 Prinke, Steve 53 Romo, Liz 54 Pruitt, Twayne 62 Ruiz, Nellie 63 Quast, Darlene 31 Ruiz, Raquel 42 Quast, Marilyn 53,110 Runge, Larry 42 (Student index continued on page 160) Remembering Santana, Teresa 54 Whitfield, LauraLee 55 Shenkin, Kathy 31 Wilcher, Karen 55 Short, David 54 Wisdom, Anual 43 Short, Sylvia 54 Wisdom, Christine 33 Sloan, Greg 63 Wisdom, Larry 55 Smith, Joyce 32 Woodhouse, Nancy 55 Spears, Rita 32 Stewart, Doug 42,74 Stewart, Gayle 63 Stricklin, John 42, 74 Stricklin, Newt 64 Tate, Linda 32 Vaughn, Craig 43 Vega, Larry 32 Verschoor, Danny 54 Verschoor, Floyd 33 Villaneda, Rosa 33 Villarreal, Maria 63 Wadley, David 54 Weaver, Ronnie 64 Webster, Carol 33 Wheeler, Barbara 54 Whetten, Lonna 55 White, Chris 43 Woods, Louise 64