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

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As the Antelope school year begins, so does the excite- ment. The sports and activities at Antelope and the spirit and dedication are what makes us proud to attend it. In this yearbook you will find that spirit and dedication is on every page. You will also find a variety of sections such as Ac- tivities, Clubs, Classes, Bicentennial, Faculty, Sports and Ads Index. All of the above have been in previous Desert Sands Year- books, with the exception of two new sections, which are the Index and the Bicentennial. A yearbook is a reference book, but it isn't really very useful unless you have the Index. That is the reason we are adding the Index this year; so it will help you to locate a specific topic or person very quickly. As for the Bicentennial we are celebrating our 200th Anniversary. We have covered the settling of our area with black and white pictures, then we have national scenes with color reproductions of famous paintings. So why don't you sit down and take a good look at this year- book and see what it took to make a good year at Antelope.

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Table Of Contents Theme Full color, pages 4 5 In Memory Fred Blohm, a fellow student of Antelope, passed away August 1, 1975. He was a cheerful friend to many, page 6 Activities A variety of Activities, pages 7 to 20 Classes A good way to remember your fellow students at Antelope, pages 21 to 38 Clubs Wi u ish ycu d btuqutl A success W Here is part of what makes Antelope a good school. The A Club, FFA, FHA, Science Club, Spanish Club, Band, Chorus, Key Club, Nat'l Honor Society, Student Counsel and Journalism, pages 39 to 50 Faculty The new members of the Faculty are: Miss Benson, Mr. Dobbins, Mrs. Dobbins, Mr. Truett, Mr. White, Mrs. Piasecki, Mrs. Lay, Mr. Brimhall. The new Aids are Mrs. Moser and Mrs. Pelfry. See pages 59 to 66 Ads Index Our Birthday To see what the Wellton area looked like about 50 years ago see pages 51 to 58 Sports The students have gone wild in Sports this year from Football to Volleyball, Basketball, Ten- nis and to Track. The number of students in Sports this year was incredible. Mr. Sipe said it is his dream, and that is to have every student in the school into at least one sport. See pages 67 to 88 Every year in the Ad section our community patrons sup- port our book. Also, if you want to find someone or a section quickly look in the Index, pages 89 to 96 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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(TOP PICTURE) There's more to life than just reading books. (MIDDLE PICTURE) A time to salute our nation, right before the Homecoming game. (LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER) Cin- dy Meeks and Mary Chisam finds happiness in each others arms. (LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER) Mr. Wilson showing Frank Bishop just how it is done. (OPPOSITE PAGE TOP PIC- TURE LEFT TO RIGHT) James Bingham, Yvonne Davis and Vickie Herndon. (UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER) Luwanna Scott playing the part of the school's mascot. (CENTER PIC- TURE) Ed Stewart (with arms stretched out) trying to convince Marcy Boling that school will be out before you know it. (BOTTOM PICTURE) Another day, another lunch. Look what it has done for Wonder Woman Vickie. Living Learning