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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

1970-71 DESERT SANDS YEARBOOK Antelope Union High School Wellton, Arizona by the Journalism Staff In Memorium I ON: H1GH SC Cwen . f tudent Life .v, w v T- rf m V n Classes Pj tty ,y. V _ La Plante ■ L£vj Karen Gill Susan Rockwell lebby W. r -$ V %� Charles ■qneyT ' WST' «3r- Wcl?owe Sports Cheryl Mains Assist. V___ Isela Hernandez Business Manager Good times should be mode to lost. Haste, that notorious enemy of memories, turns awareness into forgetful- ness And, momentous experiences are over almost before they ve begun. Fun tujes, uiyque times become lost times . . unless they achieve immortality between the covers of a book. Some say yearbooks can make time stand still. They can. ■ellieRiver Eorinne Coker Marvlin Quast lim J essler ihuck Hultstrana fcanny HendersoJi Ain. ■rbar.i lu clcr Bu1 Pershai 'ilKltebb mf '■tyi Joan MB Mrs. GuarlmT Antonia C,u%ipo Mr. Oscar Bill Linds T Willie Wo|jk Eva 1 in a BjJipQ Mrs. Vayerventer 'Jkss Nl Jougal 1 r-i ii 13 A Senior Class Production directed by Ken Kessler CHARACTERS Rosalie Tobin . . . Barbara Dowson . , Squid Collins . . Nancy Newcomb. Myrtle Sterzelheim Hildy Dawson . . Sven Svenson . • Jim Eldred .... Mary Anne Reeves Norman Courtenay Edwin Drew . . . Tanya............ Margaret Haws Monika Bradshaw Steve Lambert Linda Lawrence Cheryl Mains Isela Hernandez Billy Martin Marvin Marlatt Debbie Jones Mark Greenaugh Doug Stewart Susie Kline 14 Rocio Gomez De La Torre Quito, Ecuadorian Visitor Exchange Student From south of the Equator, comes exchange student Rocio Gomez DeLaTorre. Friendly kidding about the Shrimp Boats, Burro, Hamburger and other things did not erase her very lovely smile. We shall miss her. EXCHANGE SISTERS Delegates and Sponsor Pose. 16 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Marylin Quast, Cherly Mains, Cindy Currie, Jennie Leavitt, Debbie Burks, and Margaret Balli 20 21 HAPPINESS IS... CLASSES Left to right - M. Greenough Student Council Rep., K. Boddery Vice Pres., J. Stricklin Pres. , D. Stewart Treas., V. Flores Sec. ass nsor Left to right - Miss Shirley Brand, Mr. Lonnie Gray, Mr. Harley Bridger, Mr. Encinas not Pictured. 24 ALLEN, CHUCK BAGBY, JAMES BALLI, MARTHA BODDERY, KOERT 25 26 FULLER, DUANE HENSLEY, JOHN HERNANDEZ, ISELA r JONES, DEBBIE t KELLAND, PAULETTE 27 MAINS, CHERYL MARLATT, MARVIN KUNE, SUSIE LAMBERT, STEVE LAPLANTE, PATTY LAWERENCE, UNDA MARTIN, BILL RAY, ROGER RIVERA, RICHARD ROCKWELL, CHRIS RUIZ, RAQUEL ROCKWELL, SUSAN MC DOWEL, CHARLES QUIROZ, MARY RAMIREZ, RACHEAL RUNGE, LARRY 30 Juniors Margarett Balli Earl Beecroft Andrea Brimhall Tony Brister Larry Eacret Jose Figueroa Keith Elkins Steve Gallaher David Gibson PEACE, QUITE, AND LOTS OF SHADE NANCY? Picture Not Available Steve Heide Danny Henderson Charles Hulstxand Loy Humphrey Russel Jones Jim Kessler Ernest Lopez Doug Loftfield Louise Lytle Gwen Millner Alicia Monreal Danny Moser Keith Neinast Paula Pershall Dale Prinky Randy McElhaney Kenny Murdock 37 38 CHARLIE ARE YOU HURTING PAUIA? 39 Class Leaders LEFT TO RIGHT - N. Rivera Treas. , E. Beecroft Student Council Rep., D. Haws Vice Pres. , M. Cardenas Sec., C. Hulstrand Pres. LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. Kessler, Mr. Horton, Mr. Baker, Miss Grayek, and standing Mr. Frans 40 Sophomores Mark Beus Anita Bibby Debbie Burks Rhonda Cardenas 41 Susan Hultstrand Pamela Jones Donna Jones Donnie Kelland Jeanne Leaivtt James Lindsey Vickie Madsen Paula McDowell Vernon Moore Martha Monreal Carol Murdock 44 Steve Romero Nellie Ruiz Maria Villareal Ronnie Weaver Jerry Wilcher Louise Wood Sophomore Leaders D. Kelland; L. Peterson; P. Alvarado; E. Marlatt; D. Burks Sophomore Elisa Baker directed the AUHS marching band through their maneuvers during the football season halftime shows, as well as, along the parade route of the Yuma Jaycees Silver Spur Rodeo in February. She is an oboist during the off season in the concert band. Freshmen Aneke Boddery Cheryl Blohm Kenny Baughn Mike Beus 47 Daniel Cain Earl Brow Cathy Bryant Matt Burris Harokd Davis Jorge Calix Bonnie Coker Rueben Chacon 48 Marilyn Davis John Dice Phillip Eykamp Chavilla Garcia Jan Gibson Leopoldo Gomez Barbara Greenough Cheryl Heide I Debra Hill Maria Jorajuria Bruce McLaurin i Rhonda Hill Lyle Hoskin OuMJL cC7 Deborah Lange Kim Lambert Martha Morga Rickey Moser 50 Randy Kidade Linda McElhaney Janet Murdock Timmy Naquin Diane Peterson Mary Reys Joe Rodriquez Viola Nunn Pat Pelfrey Emma Quiroz Lee Petty Emila Ruiz Maggie Ruiz Rodney Permar ■ Glen Rockwell Jana Runge Joyce Seriate Jackie Short Caroline Spencer Tim Stricklin Rita Villaneda Sheila Sloan Debbie Tuffly Elizabeth Soliz Kenny Waggoner James Weaver Brian Watson 52 Class Leaders LEFT TO RIGHT - B. McLourin, D. Hill, C. Hide, D. Tuffley LEFT TO RIGHT - Mrs. Harmon, Mr. Cochran, Mr. A. Brimhall not pictured Outstanding Senior All’s Well That Ends Well—Graduation. Dr. Moorehead AWC Speaker 55 Susie Kline Valedictorian Marvin Marlatt Salutatorian Head Coach Assistant Coach J. V. Coach Tot Workman Earl Baker Ed Encinas 58 Defense Offense 59 TOP: D. Stewart, J. Stricklin, C. Allen, and M. Greenough BOTTOM ROW: B. Dobson and B. Martin Stopped Cold!! 61 The board was an exciting event for the great Rams. 63 Coach Hortons basketball team came out with a winning season this year. The 70-71 year team was a very young one. The senior ball players were Chuck Allen, Craig Vaughn, and Jimmy Young. Chuck Allen was the only returning letterman. Junior Varsity: Happiness Is Running 66 Two points for the young Rams. Baseball 68 Where did my first baseman go? One more out and we'll go in! ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Track Coach Workman lead the Rams to a surprising second place at the state track meet this year. I'm almost there! Coach Workman Tennis The A.U.H.S. tennis team this year finished with a grand score of 10-0. The girls which pushed for this score were Dellorise Gipson, Dottie Coleman, Eva Rockwell, Joann Ford, Susan Rockwell, Nellie Ruiz, Cheryl Blohm and Jana Runge. 73 Don t worry be happy. 74 Cross Country Homecoming Royalty Chuck Allen Picture Not Available Chris White Charles McDowell Wesley Burks Jimmy Young The theme for this years Homecoming was Blue Hawaii Debbie Lang Debbie Burks Nancy Woodhouse Linda Lawrence Pam Jones The Christmas Cheer campaign this year was one of the best ever, with 23, 217 lbs. of goods. The seniors were announced as the winners with 11,323 pounds of goods. The clothing, toys, books, food, etc. is donated to needy families for Christmas. This is a student council project. Margaret Balli Rita Villaneda 80 Miss Christmas Cheer National Honor Society t The members of the National Honor Society are: (from left to right) BACK ROW: Marvin Marlatt, Chuck Hultstrand, Cindy :urrie, Barbara Wheeler and Susan Rockwell. FRONT ROW: Earl Beecroft, Nancy Woodhouse, Nellie Rivera, and Virginia Flores. Quill and Scroll The new members of Quill and Scroll are (from left to right) BACK ROW: Cheryl Mains, John Hensley, Danny Henderson, and Barbara Wheeler. FRONT ROW: Becky Chisam, Gwen Millner, and Marylin Quast. 81 The Sweetheart Ball is an annual formal dance sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Decorations for this years ball were done in red and white. The center of attention was a huge heart constructed by the F.F.A. to disclose the Sweetheart candidates. The crowning of Nancy Woodhouse (opposite page) as F.F.A. Sweetheart was one of the high points of the evening. The other candidates which were chosen by the chapter were Gwen Millner (top left) and Jeannie Levitt (bottom right). Atlantis the Underwater City The prom was a big hit this year, since it was held under- water. The Junior class and their helpers created an under- water city. The decorations were mostly done in blue and green. Amelia (the six-armed octopus), live fish, seaweed, an anchor and a ship, helped to create the deep sea atmosphere. The crowning of Susan Rockwell and Doug Stewart as Prom King and Queen was the highlight of this deep sea evening. The other prom king and queen candidates were: (from left to right) Chuck Allen, Margaret Haws, Susie Kline, and John Hensley. The Cinderella Ball is an annual affair put on by the Future Homemakers of America. The theme for this years ball was Santas Workshop. To be a candidate for Cinderella you have to be a Junior or Senior girl, have a 3. 0 grade average or better, and be active in F.H.A. To be a candidate for Prince Charming you have to be a Senior boy, and have a 3. 0 grade average or better. Top left - Candidates Marylin Quast and John Hensley Top right - Candidates Barbara Wheeler and Chuck Allen Bottom left - Candidate Wesley Burks Bottom right - Candidate Susie Kline 87 Earl Beecroft Earl Beecroft and Susie Kline were selected by Pep Club and A Club as Mr. Ram and Miss Doe. It was a good choice as Susie was a varsity cheerleader for two years, and Earl is president of A Club. Outstanding Pep Club Member Debby is a one girl cheering sec- tion, a good reason to be chosen for out- standing pep club member of this year. Debby also found time this year to be a pom-pon girl. Susie Kline 88 Debby Burks Best Western Dressed Western Days were a great success this year. After an afternoon of fun and games, the best dressed western boy and girl were announced. As you can see in this picture, Susan Rockwell and Charlie Beecroft earned the right to their titles. Susie 0 Charlie Betty Crocker Susie Kline (alias Susie Homemaker) was selected as Betty Crocker this year. All senior girls are given a test covering various aspects in home- making. The girl with the highest test score in each respective school is chosen as Betty Crocker for her school. The test scores are then sent to the competition on the state level. Congratulations Susie! Barbara Wheeler Earl Beecroft Staters Journalism Scholarship This year Isela Hernandz won the Journalism Scholarship offered by AWC. 90 � PUSH Mr. Trash Mid'Miss {fit April 12-16 F.H.A. sponsored General Clean Up Week, One day F.H.A. girls sold ice cream cone cupcakes for 15 cents. To spice up the week Miss Liter and Mr. Trash campaigns were held. Votes were cast by putting money in the jars of the candidate of your choice. Ricky Moser and Linda McElhaney Blanca Hernandez and Louis Martin This years Desert Sands cam- paign was very successful. With a total of 145 books being ordered throughout the cam- paign. The seniors having the most books ordered won the campaign and the title of Desert Sands King and Queen. I Nellie Rivera and Ernie Lopez Pep Club’s Spirit Movers FRONT ROW L. to R.; B. Chisam, C. Coker, M. Quast, K. GUI, J. Short, C. Curtis, J. Seriale, V. Madsen, C. Murdock, S. Short, I. Hernandez, J. Gillespie. 2ND ROW: D. Burks, R. Hill, D. Tuffley, A. Bibby, L. Peterson, M. Haws, C. Mains, L. Woods, C. Currie, J. Murdock, A. Allen, R. Ramirez. 3RD ROW: L. Lawrence, C. Blohm, B. Coker, J. Gibson, D. Hill, L. McElhaney, B. Greenough, D. Coleman, V. Flores, M. Balli, L. Bowman, B. Allen. 4THROW:D. Jones, D. Lange, K. Lambert, C. Baughman, P. Jones, S. Kline, S. Hulstrand, D. Jones, C. Dice, M. Villaneda, M. Reyes, 5TH ROW: J. Runge, E. RockweU, B. Hernandez, N. Ruiz, D. Hall, R. Cardenas, P. McDowell, G. Ray, M. Ruiz, E. Quiroz, 6TH ROW: R. Ruiz, M. Quiroz, E. Ruiz, N. Woodhouse, P. Pershall, N. Rivera, J. Allen, E. Soliz, M. Balli, 7TH ROW: M. Bradshaw, S. Rockwell, J. Leavitt. Officers: FRONT ROW L. to R. ; D. Burks-St. Coun. Rep., B. Chisam-Sec. , L. Lawrence-Pres. , S. Rockwell-Points Chairman, 2ND ROW: P. Pershall-Treas., M. Haws-Vice Pres. , C. Currie-Historian. Sponsor-Mrs. Betsy Horton. 96 Promoting Spirit 97 A-Club: Male Athletes United L. to R. : Louis Martin, Earl Beecroft, John Hankins, Ken Murdock, Jose Figueroa, Danny Moser. F.F.A.-Fun, Frisky and Active! FRONT ROW L TO R: C. Sloan, T. Brister, T. Brister, M. Cardenas, J. Young, M. Burris, P. Ramirez. 2ND ROW: R. McElhaney, D. Young, T. Stricklin, J. Hankins, D. Hill, K. Bagby, B. McLaunn, M. Hodge, K. Waggoner. 3RD ROW: C. Rockwell, K. Neinast, K. Elkins, J. Stricklin, N. Stricklin, sponsor, Mr. Cochran. 99 Officers: FRONT ROW: J. Hankins, J. Young, T. Brister, 2ND ROW: K. Neinast, D. Gibson, K. Elkins Sponsor-Mr. Cochran-All Smiles!!! FHA; One Step Ahead Members, 1ST ROW L to R: B. Chism, C. Coker, M. Quast, B. Wheeler, J. Short, L. Moore, C. Currie, D. Tuffley C. Mmrdock D. Burks, I Hermandez, J. Hill, V. Madsem, A. Bibby, L. Peterson, M. Haws, C. Mains, L. Woods, J. Seriale, J. Murdock, B. Allen. 3RD ROW: C. Blohm, B. Coker, S. Sloan, D. Hill, L. McElhaney, B. Creenough, D. Coleman, V. Flores, M. Balli, L. Bowman. 4TH ROW: J. Runge, D. Lange, STHROW CR BtUgh|TaM K- Wllcher L- Ly11®. S. Hulstrand, D. Jones, C. Dice, M. Villa, M. Villaneda. 5TH ROW. S. Rockwell, Mrs. Harmon-sponsor, S. Kline. Officers; S. Kline, C. Coker, M. Quast, L. Woods, D. Burks, B. Wheeler, C. Currie, S. Rockwell, C. Baughman, V. Madsen, C. Dice, C. Murdock. Chapters Mothers are Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Quast, Mrs. Murdock. 100 Stepping into Action 101 Science Club: Tomorrows Scientists FRONT ROW L. to R. : J. Runge, B. Coker, D. Tuffley, R. Hill, 2ND ROW; D. Hill, L. McElhaney, K. Gill, C. Coker, M. Quast, C. Blohm, 3RD ROW, D. Henderson, C. Hultstrand, J. Kessler, G. Randolph, D. Moser, Sponsor Mr. Frans. 102 Officers: Karen Gill, Sec., Chuck Hultstrand, Vice Pres., Marilyn Quast, St. Coun. Rep., Jim Kessler, Pres. Cindy, Chris, and Marvin look on at Science Fair. Journalism Reflects Memories Desert Sands staff, clockwise: D. Jones, C. Dice, C. Coker, M. Quast, C. Curtis, K. Gill, S. Rockwell, B. Wheeler, C. Millner, C. Mains, I. Hernandez. Desert Echo Staff, L. to R. : D. Henderson, S. Heide, B. Chisam, J. Allen. 103 Key Club Strives for a Better Tomorrow FRONT ROW L TO R: R. Permar, E. Marlatt, J. Dice, M. Marlatt, K. Waggoner. 2ND ROW: C. Randolph, S. Romero, S. Heide, E. Beecroft, J. Kessler, R. Coleman, C. McDaniel, L. Quiroz. Teacher-sponsor - Mr. Bridger. Key Club sponsored by Kiwanis Int. was a new club on campus this year. Their sponsors are the Wellton-Mohawk branch. We are privileged to have Steve Heide elected District Lt. Governor. Key Club is a service club and a great asset to our campus. Officers-FRONT ROW: Mr. Marlatt, E. Marlatt. 2ND ROW: S. Romero, E. Beecroft, J. Kessler. BACK ROW: S. Heide 104 Student Government in Aetion Student Council. L. to R. , Louis Quiroz, Jose Figueroa, Rocio Gomez, Carole Murdock, Debbie Burks, Jim Young, Nancy Woodhouse, Chris White, Marylin Quast, Charles Hulstrand, Earl Beecroft, Mark Greenough, Debbie Tuffley, John Stricklin. Officers: L. to R. : Marvin-Marlatt-V. Pres. , Nancy Woodhouse-Sec. -Treas., Chris White-Pres. 105 Sponsor: Mr. Bridger The Band Plays On Members of the marching band participated in the Silver Spur Rodeo Parade, B-West Band Festival, and toured different schools. 106 Music Director Mr. Kesseler Vocalizers 1ST ROW L to R: R. Ramirez, J. Gillespie, V. Nunn, J. Short, C. Curtis, E. Soliz. 2ND ROW: E. Quiroz, L. Whetten, V. Flores. 3RD ROW: N. Rivera, S. Short, J. Allen, E. Baker, R. Ruiz, M. Balli. 4TH ROW: P. Alvarado, S. Heide, G. Brockman, L. Hoskin, J. Kessler, K. Waggoner. 107 Practice Makes Perfect!! ! Mr. Kessler directs the chorus. Active Administrators ill Mr. Harley Bridger Principal-15 yrs. While his talking is never ended. The 2 B’s Who Enjoy Working With Books Mr. Baker contemplates. Miss Brand searches for lost students. Mechanically Speaking, It’s the Principle. Analyzing the situation. 113 Math and English Is Their Game Logan L. Brimhall Algebra, Geometry, Trig Business Math-11 years Bachelor of Science University of Arizona The written example Is very necessary. William Clague English-3 years Bachelor of Arts Cincinnati, Ohio 114 Thinking of English? Teaching Isn’t All Work Faste n-ation 115 If you can't join them, lick 'em. Happiness Is Teaching Is that a fact? 1 16 and that's the truth. Helen L. Grayek English 1-3 yrs. Bachelor of Arts Arizona State Univ. No cutting remarks please ! 117 Cheryl Harman Home Ec 1,11, Adv. 2 yrs. Bachelor of Arts Arizona State Univ. If only our answers would agree. The Only Married Couple on Campus Student-Teacher Relationship This is all I have to do, now, 118 Sing Along to the Bouncing Ball. Mozart working on his next concert. Tot R. Workman Biol. , boys P. E., Football G track coach-2 yrs. Bachelor of Science of Ed. Master of Arts of Ed. A.S.U, Lombardi said, Do it this way . 119 Office Work Runs in the Family Mrs. Pershall has one of the most popular spots on campus, the book- store. Also, she keeps track of grades, posts the bulletin, checks attendance, and provides blank forms for the many aspects of AUHS life. Mrs. Pershall contemplating averages. Daughter Paula typing the bulletin. 120 Always there to lend a helping hand The student office help this year included: left to right, Margaret Haws, Nancy Woodhouse, Rocio Gomez, Paula Pershall, Cindy Currie, Carolyn Dice, Linda Lawrence, Billy Martin, Charles McDowell, and Susan Rockwell. Working in the office can be fun. 121 What is in your hand, Margaret. School Secretary Mrs. Cochran, where would we be without you? 122 Assisting Teachers Sometimes! Mb. Quart testing ears Our teacher aides were a big help in more ways than one this year. As pictured, you can see that they had diversified activities. Even at the close of the year, you could find them in the library with Mr. Baker, aiding with the inventory of books. They really take aload off the teachers working day. To these ladies we say thanks or grasis. 123 Mrs. Hernandez checking papers Not in a Stew About What to Do Mrs. Geneva Short-Cooking fries. Slicing it thin and carting it away; Ella Gladden and Polly Moser do their job. Campus Cleaners Incorporated 'Cot a problem with the lawnmower? Fixed it! Congratulations Seniors WELLTON DRUG Box 247 Wellton, Ariz. TACNA TRAILER COURT 40 E. 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WEST Ladies Ready Wear COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL LADIES 3 JP-UP 2450 4th Ave. Target - hunting a Reloading - Specialists GEORGE W SPRAGUE Starlite Sport Shop Th« Oni Stop Oun Shop Opp The Bio Curve SU 3-6432 301 W. 32nd Street YUMA. ARIZONA 09364 • Escrows • Trusts • Title Insurance tONA T,r(f Diamonds • watches • silver ENORAVINO • TROPHIES Ring Rcoesionino SPECIALIZING IN Fine Quality Arizona Title and Trust Company of Yuma 783-7861 245C S. 4th Ave.. Suite 104 “ uch” peiore Refueler, 3lnc. CRESCENT CENTER BUILDING 24SO FOURTH AVENUE YUMA. ARIZONA B9364 C. E. ’•BUCK” MOORE RHONE 702 4102 WiHa a HBsautij cSaiort (WILDA HASTIN Highway 0O WELLTON. ARIZONA 705-3305 313 Catalina Drive YUMA. ARIZONA 702-2041 Congratulations Class of 71 ELLIOTT FEED SUPPLY 2101-8th St. Yuma, Ariz. n ,s,and of refreshrneflt A. W. 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Autographs 139 Autographs 140 FRESHMAN Index Ruiz, Emila 51,96 Adams, Robert 47 Ruiz, Maggie 51,96 «•Runge, Jana 51,100,102 Allen, Adell 47,96 •Seriale, Joyce 55,96,100 •Am a visca, Jose 47 «Short, Jacqueline 52,96,100 Beus, Mike 47 «.Sloan, Sheila 52, 100 —Blohm, Cheryl 47, 96,100 Soliz, Elizabeth 52,96,105 •Boddery, Aneke 47 •Spencer, Caroline 52 Boling, Lewis 47 «Stricklin, Tim 52,99 % . -Tuffly, Debbie fr-53,96 . —Bowman, Lori 47,91,96 Brister, Thomas 47, 99 '•Villenda, Rita 52,80 •Brockman, Gary 47,107 Waggoner, Kenny 52,99,104 Bryant, Cathy 48 Weaver, James 52 •Burris, Matt 48, 99 Calix, Jorge 48 SOPHOMORES •Chacon, Rueben 48 Coker, Bonnie 48, 96,100 Allison, Arthur 41 Alvarado, Pablo 41,107 Davis, Harold 48 wDice, John 49,104 Amavisca, Raul 41 Dodd, Dusty 49 Bagby, Kenneth 41,46,99 Doster, William Baker, Elisa 41,107 Eacret, Teresa 49 Baughman, Carol 41,96,100 Eacret, Lora 49 Beecroft, Charles 41,98 -Eykamp, Phillip 49 Be us, Mark 41 Flores, Josephine Bibby, Anita 41,96, 100 •Fuller, Ramona 49 -Burks, Debbie 19,41,79 Garcia, Chavilla 49 Cardenas, Rhonda 41,96 Gibson, Jan 49,96 Coleman, Dorthy 42,96,100 Gomez, Leopoldo 49 Coleman, Bobby 42,104 • Greenough, Barbara 49, 96,100 De Leon, Arnaldo -Heide, Cheryl 49, 53 Dobson, Lee 42 '‘Hill, Debra 50,53,96 Flores, Sarah 'Hill, Rhonda 50,96,100 Gonzales, Harvey 42 Hoskin, Lyle 50,107 Hall, Darlene 42,96 Kinkade, Randy 50 Hernandez, Blanca 42, 93,96 Jorajuria, Maria 50 Hernandez, Danaciano 42 -Lambert, Kim 50,100 Hernandez, Gill Lange, Debbie 50,79,96 Herndon, Brent 42 •McElhaney, Linda 50, 93,96 Hill, Darrell 42,99 McLaurin, Bruce 50,53,99 Hodge, Mike 99 Morga, Martha 50 Hulstrand, Susan 43, 96,100 Moore, Lynn 100 Jones, Pam 17,43,96 Moser, Ricky 50,91,93 Jones, Donna 43, 96 •Murdock, Janet 50,96,17 •Kelland, Donnie 43 Naquin, Timmy 51 Leavitt, Jeanne 43, 83,96 Nunn, Viola 51,107 Lindsey, James 43 Pelfrey, Patricia 51 Wvladsen, Vickie 17,96,100 ' Permar, Rodney 31,104 Marlatt, Earl 44, 104 •Peterson, Diane 17,51 Marlatt, Myrle 44,104 Petty, Lee 51 —Martin, Louis 44,93,98 Quiroz, Emma 51,96,107 McDaniel, Charles 44,91, 104 Ramirez, Raul 51 —McDowell, Paula 44,96 —Reys, Mary Allen 51,96 Monreal, Martha 44 Reys, Sammy 51 Murdock, Carol 44,96,100 Roberts, Teresa 51 Peterson, Liane 44,96,100 •Rockwell, Glen 51 Rodriquez, Joe 51 Quiroz, Luis 104,105 Ray, Glenda 44,96 142 Index Rider, Doug 44 Rockwell, Eva 44,91,96 Romero, Steve 45,104 Ruiz, Nellie 45,96 Sloan, Greg 45, 99 Spencer, John 45 Stricklin, William 45,99 Villaneda, Mary 45,96 Villareal, Maria 45,100 Wadley, David Weaver, Ronnie 45 Wilcher, Jerry 45 Woods, Louise 45,96,100 JUNIORS Allen, Jerri 32,96,103 Amavisca, Rosa 32 Babb, Victoria 32 Balli, Margaret 19,32,80 Beecroft, Earl 32,40,98 Brim hall, Andrea 43, 91 Brister, Tony 32,98 Canan, Doug 33 Cardenas, Mike 33,40,91 Chisam, Becky 33,96,100 —Coker, Carinne 4,33,96 Doster, Danny 33 Elkins, Keith 34,99 Figueroa, Jose 34,98,105 Gibson, David 34 Gill, Karen 4,34,96 Gomez, Rosa 34 —Grover, Jean 35 Grover, Judy 35 Hankins, John 35,98,99 Haws, David 35,40 Heide, Steve 35,103,104 Henderson, Danny 4,35,102 •■Hulstrand, Charles 35,40,102 Humphrey, Loy 35 Jones, Russel 35 Kessler, Jim 35,102,104 Lopez, Ernest 35,93 Lytle, Vivian 35,100 Loftfield, Doug 35 McElhanney, Randy 36,99 Millner, Gwen 4,36, 83 Monreal, Alicia 36 Moser, Danny 36,98,102 Murdock, Kenneth 36,98 Neinest, Keith 36, 71,99 Pershall, Paula 36,96 Prinke, Dale 36 Prinke, Steve 37 •Quast, Marylin 4,19, 37 Randolph, Greg 37,102,104 Rameriz, Philip 37,99 Rivera, Nellie 37,40,93 Short, David 38 Short, Sylvia 38,96,107 Wheeler, Barbara 38,87,100 Whetten, Lonna 38,107 Whitfield, Laura 38 Wilcher, Karen 38,100 Wilcher, Gary 39 -Woodhouse, Nancy 18,39,79 SENIORS Allen, Chuck 25,60,78 Bagby, James 25 Balli, Martha 25,96,100 Boddery, Koert 24,25,92 Bradshaw, Manika 25,96 Burks, Wesley 4,25,79 Chacon, Tony Currie, Cindy 19,26,86 Dice, Carolyn 4,26,96 Dobson, Billy 26,60 Flores, Virginia 24,26,96 Ford, Joann 26 Fuller, Duane 26 Garcia, Aurelia Gillespie, Jaquin 27,96,107 Gipson, Dellorise 30 Gomez, Rocio 80,105 Greenough, Mark 24,30,60 Haws, Margaret 18,27,96 Hensley, John 4,37,87 Hernandez, Isela 4,27,91 Jones, Debbie 4,27, 96 Kline, Susie 18,28,78 Lambert, Steve 28 La Plante, 4,28 Lawrence, Linda 18,28,79 Mains, Cheryl 4,19,28 Marlatt, Marvin 28,98 Martin, Bill 29,60 Me Dowell, Charles 4,30, 79 Quiroz, Mary 30,96 Rameriz, Racheal 30,96,107 Ray, Roger 29 Rivera, Richard 29 Rockwell, Susan 4,29, 89 Rockwell, Chris 29,99 Ruiz, Raquel 4,29,96 Runge, Larry 30 Stewart, Doug 24,31,60 Stricklin, John 24,60,99 Vaughn, Craig White, Chris 79,105 Young, Jimmy 4,31,79 Young, David 99 143