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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

V ___ '-'•rfE Contents Dedication ......................4 Activities ......................5 Sports..........................17 Organizations ..................39 Seniors ........................54 Juniors.........................65 Sophomores......................71 Freshmen .......................77 Student Life................ . .83 Faculty Administration ... .87 Ads.............................95 1. Paula Hudson and Mike Robinson try to pull off a victory for the Senior class in the toothpick race during Homecom- ing Week. 2. Mr. Fultcher the Career Education specialist here at Antelope. 3. The Poms in a unique mount, they are; FRONT: Irene Perez-Arce, BOTTOM: Melisa Cook, Debbie Robinson, and Brenda Shute. BACK ROW: Shelly Clayton, Suzanne Madsen, and Linda Guy. TOP: Derina Rinehart. 4. Mike Robinson making a paper mach£ plant in his art class. 3. Introduction 3 State Champs 1977 Idelfon80 Manzo Andy Davis Steve Kelland Jimmy Murdock Manuel Rivas Scott Shill Barry Lindsey Jesus Quintana John Aldridge Frank Valesquez Mike Blohm Brad Davis Lynn Higgins Coach Sipe 4 Dedication Activities Slave Sale Freshmen Introduced to A. U. H. S. The Slave Sale this year was a slight disappointment because no initiation took place. Despite this disappointment the seniors still made $534 profit. The top selling slaves were Ruben Rivas and Kim Wright. Chuckie Emmons bought Ruben for $29. and Terrie Lambert bought Kim for $27. 1. Slave Sale auctioneer, Eugene Burgett, looking for the highest bidder. 2. Slave Sylvia Perez-Arce wiggles while slave driver Johnny Quiroz watches with interest. 3. Slave driver Freddy Curiel makes sure freshman Jose Rivas sings the fight song correctly. 6 Slave Sale 1. Desert Sands Sophomores Win Each year the Desert Sands Contest is held to help promote yearbook sales. The class who buys the most yearbooks wins the contest. A girl and boy are chosen from each class as representatives and the couple from the class who buys the most yearbooks become Desert Sands King and Queen. This year the Sophomores won the contest by buying 35 yearbooks. The Juniors were second with 21 yearbooks; the Freshmen with 20 came in third, and the Seniors came in last with 19. 1. Juniors Debbie Robinson and Tim Wheeler came in second. 2. Sylvia Perez-Arce and Dave Perez, representing the Freshmen class, came in third. 3. In fourth place are the Senior representatives. They are Johnny Quiroz and Dixie Ordonez. 4. This years Desert Sands King and Queen—Julie Quiroz and Bemie Figueroa. Desert Sands 7 Homecoming November 12, 1976 Homecoming night was a successful one for the Rams when they shut-out Williams 13-0 and captured the B-West title. Halftime ceremonies included the crowning of the queen. Suzanne Madsen by last years reigning queen, Susan Blohm. The queen was es- corted by Carlos Vasquez, other queen candidates were Liz Langford es- corted by Carlos Linzoain and Paula Neinast escorted by Jimmy Mur- dock. The attendants representing the Junior class were Irene Perez-Arce es- corted by Jesus Quintana. Carrie Crenshaw and Bobby Linzoain were attendants for the Sophomore class, followed by Freshmen Debanie Gomez and Jeff Bush. Senior Johnny Quiroz was crowned Homecoming king at the dance follow- ing the game. Other nominees for Homecoming king were Carlos Linzoain and Jimmy Murdock. 1. 1976 Homecoming Queen. Suzanne Madsen. 2. King, Johnny Quiroz posing for a picture. 8 Homecoming Juniors Win Games Each year during Homecoming week Student Counc.l sponsors the homecoming games. The junior class won this year’s games, with the sophomores coming in second. The seniors came in third and the freshmen finished last. Each class had its own part in the Homecoming. During the week the seniors worked on the homecoming float and the juniors worked to get the A lighted. The sophomores decorated the cafeteria for the homecoming dance, and the freshmen supplied the refreshments for the dance. 1. Junior Karen Leavitt was in the egg race for her class. 2. Seniors Jimmy Murdock and Paula Neinast in the toothpick race. 3. Sophomore Teresa Greenough sucking the bottle in the soda pop race. Homecoming games 9 Western Days A Week of Fun Western Days, held every year to celebrate the rodeo, is sponsored by the Sophomore Class, and is their biggest money making event of the year. This year the Sophomores started off Western Days by having the chuck wagon open all week and selling sodas, burritos, comdogs, and candy. Thursday indoor games were held between classes in the auditorium. There were such games as arm wrestling, balloon toss, and pie eating. Outdoor games were held in the compound on Friday. Some of the many games were the volkswagon race, tug-o-war, and egg toss. The games ended this year with a tie between the Sophomores and the Juniors, with the Seniors coming in third and the Freshmen fourth. .. . HI 2. 1. Freshman, Dave Perez, in the pie eating contest. 2. John Sturges smiles for the camera while he waits to get his food from the chuck wagon. 3. Jenaro Herrera and Doug Sloan in the arm wrestling contest. 4. Eugene Burgett tosses his balloon for the Senior Class. 10 Westem Days 4. Outstanding Juniors Boys And Girls State 2. Each year the University of Arizona spon- sors an award to a Junior boy and girl. The faculty selects these students on their scholarship ability, leadership ability, and character. This years delegates for Boys and Girls State were Barry Lindsey and Diane Beecroft. Runners up were Joe Bush and Teresa Stricklin. 1. Boys State delegate, Barry Lindsey. 2. Diane Beecroft, Girls State delegate. 3. Teresa Stricklin and Joe Bush, Runners up. Boys And Girls State 11 Cinderella Ball The Wild, Wild West Each year, FHA sponsore the Cinderella Ball, one of the formal events of the year. On the night of January eighth, at 8:00, the cafeteria was transformed to a saloon in the days of the wild, wild west, complete with an old-fashion bar, sawdust on the floors, and checked tablecloths. Refreshments were served. Couples danced to the music of Strut. Ceremonies that night included the crowning of Scott Shill as Prince Charming and Dixie Ordonez as Cinderella. Other candidates for Cinderella were Liz Langford, Yvonne Moore, Eva Federico and Suzanne Madsen. Candidates for Prince Charming were Jimmy Murdock, Donny Lange, Eugene Burgett and Carlos Linzoain. 1. Cinderella Prince Charming-Scott Shill and Dixie Ordonez. 2. Cora Morris helps decorate for the dance— Smile Cora! 3. The Longhorn Saloon. 12 Cinderella Ball Cinderella Ball 13 Christmas Cheer Freshmen Win Every year at Christmas, the students at Antelope participate in a drive for the needy. This year 200 lbs. of food were donated. A Christmas cheer candidate represented each class. The freshmen class can- didate, Charlene Allen was named Miss Christmas Cheer. Runners-up were: Lori Peterson, junior candidate, Eva Federico, senior candidate, and Phyllis West, sophomore candidate. 1. Miss Christmas Cheer, freshman Charlene Allen. 2. Second place candidate, junior Lori Peterson. 3. Third place candidate, senior Eva Federico. 4. Fourth place candidate, sophomore Phyllis West. 14 Christmas Cheer Jr-Sr Prom A Starry Starry Night The Prom, held every year for the Seniors by the Junior class, took place this year in the cafeteria. It was decorated according to the theme “A Starry Starry Night”. The Juniors also hired a band to entertain during the event. Russell Hankins and Paula Neinast were chosen as Prom King and Queen by the Junior class. Other candidates for King were: Andy Davis, Eugene Burgett, Jimmy Murdock, and Scott Shill. The girls chosen for Queen candidates were: Derina Rinehart, Dana Rider, Suzanne Madsen, and Dixie Ordonez. Thanks to the hard work of the Junior class the Prom this year vas a big success. 1. Russell Hankins crowns Paula Neinast Prom Queen while other candidates look on. 2. Prom King and Queen: Russell Hankins and Paula Neinast. 3. Janet Cullison and Teresa Stricklin help decorata for the Prom. (NEXT PAGE) King and Queen candidates. Jr. Sr. Prom 15 EUGENE BURGETT DANA RIDER Sports 1976-77 Varsity Football B-West Champs 1. Lynn Higgins runs through an opposing teammate as Mike Mc- Daniel blocks away. 2. Johnny Quiroz, 22, tries to break into an op- posing pass. 3. This was the 1976-77 Varsity Football team, BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Tom Rivera, Borris Roberts, Brad Davis, Eddie Hernandez, Ralph DeLeon, Coach G. Begalla, Frank Correa, Mike Blohm, Freddie Curiel. Doug Sloan, and Fermin Perez. MIDDLE ROW: Ruben Rivas, Scott Calaway, Arthuro Amavisca, Dennis Pablo, Lynn Higgins, Johnny Quiroz, Steve Kelland, Bud Tuffley, Craig Kelland, and Wyatt Moore. TOP ROW: Bobby Herrera, John Caywood, Jose Rivas, Mark Smith, Eugene Burgett, Russell Hankins, Frank Bishop, Mike McDaiel, and Manuel Rivas. 1. Steve Kelland at an offensive position. 2. Johnny Quiroz receives once again. 3. Mike McDaniel, 76, Steve Kelland, 42, and Mark Smith, 77, give a helping hand. Sports 19 Other Highlights Of Football Coaches, Fans, And Parents 1. Coach G. Begalla gives a pep talk about his team. 2. A few of the Rams fans. 3. Parents night at Antelope is an annual event. The fathers wear their sons white jerseys and the mothers are presented with a corsage. 20 Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Cam Byestewa Position 3B AB H Fred Curiel 3B,P 43 17 Conrad Fajardo IB 9 2 Jenaro Herrera OF 11 32 Lynn Higgens OF 51 11 Poli Icedo OF 32 12 Craig Kelland C, IB 53 12 Steve Kelland SS 56 24 Idelfanso Manzo P,c 44 6 Jose Miranda OF 9 2 Manuel Rivas IB, P 46 15 Tom Rivera SS, OF 2 1 Robert Rodgers 2B 57 18 Aver. Antelope- 1 KofaJ.V.- 7 Antelope- 1 Gila Bend- 4 Antelope- 5 Wickenberg- 3 395 Antelope- 8 Ajo- 7 222 Antelope- 12 Gila Bend- 2 312 Antelope- 8 Ajo- 10 215 Antelope- Bradshaw Mts. - F 363 Antelope- Bradshaw Mts. - F 226 Antelope- 11 Yuma J.V.- 8 428 Antelope- 4 Camp Verde- 3 136 Antelope- 7 Camp Verde- 1 222 Antelope- 7 Parker- 8 326 Antelope- 4 Bagdad- 2 500 Antelope- 19 Bagdad- 2 321 Antelope- 7 Williams- 8 Antelope- 0 Williams- 11 (conference) ‘‘Hi, my name’s Craig! 2. 3. 2. And it’s another first for C. Kelland as the ball freezes in mid air!” 3. I. Monzo and R. Rogers get ready for action as F. Curiel releases the ball. 4. Pssst, Steve, what do you mean XYZ?” J.V. Baseball Players Average GP Positions Bobby Austin 143 2 3 10 2B Curt Bowman 467 15 7 10 2B L C A Cam Byestewa 473 19 9 10 P A Manuel Coronado 235 17 4 9 1B 3B 11 Ralph DeLeon 272 22 6 10 SS Goodzo Conrad Fajardo 450 20 9 6 1B 3B Glen Fuller John Grout 308 704 13 4 27 17 9 10 RF C Craig Kelland 3 0 1 P Year” Junior Manquero Wyatt Moore 105 100 19 2 10 1 10 10 CF LF Jose Rivas 466 15 7 8 IB Ruben Rivas 187 16 3 6 LF Tom Rivera 435 13 10 9 LF SS Jenaro Herrera 3 2 1 LF •Played only one game for JV The J.V. Baseball team had five wins and five losses. They averaged 8 runs a ballgame and their op- ponents averaged 11. The team batting average was 342. Coach Jones said they had a good hitting team, but had poor pitching. (LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW) Jose Rivas, Curt Bowman, Ruben Rivas. Glen Fuller, Wyatt Moore, and Coach Jones. (FRONT ROW) John Grout, Bobby Austin, Randy McCleery (manager), Junior Manquero, and Manuel Coronado. 22 J.V. Baseball 1976-77 Volleyball Team We’re No. 1 The Varsity team had 6 veterans returning along with 3 previous players. They came out with a record of 16-3, losing to Humboldt and Yuma along with State Champions, Thatcher. 1. Diane beecroft and Tammy Rinehart wait patiently for a serve to go over. 2. Left to right, and TOP to BOTTOM: Diane Beecroft, Teresa Stricklin, Jane Finfrock, Cindy Rockwell, Yvonne Moore, Tammy Rinehart, Evette Clayton, and Karen Leavitt. 3. Yvonne Moore and Diane Beecroft block an opposing spike. 4. Evette Clayton looks on as Tammy Rinehart sets the ball. Conference Volleyball 4th Consecutive Year Once again the girls took the B-West Conference Title placing 3 girls on the 1st place all-conference team. They were Karen Leavitt, Diane Beecroft, and Cindy Rockwell, also Jane Finfrock. Yvonne Moore, and Tammy Rinehart were given Honorable Mentions. 1. Yvonne Moore senes in another point for the Rams. 2. Diane Beecroft goes up for a spike during a game against Thatcher at the state playoffs. 3. Mr. Gray presents the Varsity girls with the All-Conference B-West Title Trophy. 24 Varsity Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball This year Antelopes’ JV volleyball team had an overall record of 5 wins and 4 loses. When we asked Coach Linda Benson to comment on her young J.V. team she said, “The girls really worked hard on basic volleyball fundamentals and I’m really looking forward to having some of the girls on my varsity team next year.” 1. Melanie Meeks gets ready for some volleyball action. 2. Junior var- sity volleyball team members FRONT ROW, Left to right, are Cora Morris, Shirley Montez, Melanie Meeks-Sophomores, and Debra Garcia-Junior. TOP ROW, Sylvia Sandoval-Soph., Linda Guy-Junior, Coach Linda Benson, Brenda Shute-Junior and Joyce Newman. J.V. Volleyball 25 Rams Take State 3 Rams Make Tourney Team Rams take state for the fist time. This was the first year the mighty rams have been in the finals of state competition. They started off with a nip and tuck victory over Round Valley outscoring them 67-64. In the second round Antelope met Thatcher, the team that beat them by 1 point in the second round last year. It was a close game un- til the third quarter when Antelope rolled off 20 points to Thatcher’s 4. The Rams got sweet revenge with a 70-58 victory. In the final round the Rams were up against the tall team from Tombstone. The game was close up to halftime, but in the second half the Rams couldn’t be stopped. They rolled over Tombstone 86-67, as Antelope’s Barry Lindsey set a state tournament record by scoring 50 points. Antelope fans went wild as the State Championship trophy was awarded to Coach Sipe by the Vice President of the A.I.A. and our own superintendent, Mr. Sid Grande. After the excitement cooled down the All Tournament team was an- nounced. Idelfonso Manzo was selected second team all tournament while Manuel Rivas and Barry Lindsey were selected for the first team All Tournament. Barry was also the co-captain of the team. This year’s All Conference team consisted of six Antelope players. At Honorable Mention Steve Kelland and Jimmy Murdock were selected. Second team all Conference were Scott Shill and Idelfonso Manzo, while first team selections were Manuel Rivas and Barry Lindsey. Barry was named the team’s captain. On the All State team Manuel Rivas was a second team selection while Barry Lindsey was a first team selection. Barry Lindsey was also named co-player of the year by the Arizona Republic and KTAR television sta- tion. Barry is the first junior ever to win this award. Coach Sipe was honored by being selected Coach of the Year in the B-west conference. Antelope finished with its best basketball record in the school’s history with a 23-2 record. 1. The 1977 State Champions: FRONT ROW, left to right, are Lynn Higgins, Barry Lindsey, Scott Shill, Coach M. Sipe, Jimmy Murdock, Idelfonso Manzo, and Steve Kelland. SECOND ROW, manager Larry Vaught, Jesus Quintana, Jose Miranda, John Aldridge, Manuel Rivas, Jose Rivas, Andy Davis, Brad Davis, Mike Blohm, and manager Roger Rinehart. 26 Basketball Rams Shine On Defense Led The Way 1. This year Antelope had three players on the All Tournament teams at state. From left to right, they are: Second team selec- tion, Idelfonso Manzo, and the First team selections Manuel Rivas and Barry Lindsey. 2. Manuel Rivas goes up for two dur- ing the easy victory over Ajo. 3. Tombstone’s Robert Reischl shoots over Scott Shill while Barry Lindsey looks on during the championship game at state. 4. The State Champs accept the championship trophy from the A.I.A. vice president, Antelope’s own superintendent Mr. Grande. Basketball 27 J.V. Basketball This years J.V. Basketball team consisted of eleven fine boys. They were Mike Blohm-14, Kenny Wright-32, Brad Davis-10, Bernie Figueroa-12, Robert Madsen-20, Fermin Perez-Arce-24, Jose Rivas-42, Ruben Rivas-22, Junior Manquero-32, Art Villarea-34, and Brad Davis-44. The season ended with 14 wins and 4 losses. The team was coached by Mr. G. Begalla who seemed to enjoy it. 1. Coach G. Begalla gives his boys a pep talk during a game. 2. Mike Blohm tries for slide hook. 3. Bernie Figueroa does a layup during a game with Bagdad. 4. Fermin Perez-Arce shoots the ball during warm-up. 3. 4. 1SW I ; Hr f .■af ' t. ANTELOPE -V8- AJO 41-36 ANTELOPE -V8- CETY’S 66-54 ANTELOPE -V8- HOLTVILLE 39-65 ANTELOPE -V8- PARKER 61-62 ANTELOPE -V8 CALIPATRIA 54-51 ANTELOPE -V8- HOLTVILLE 57-56 ANTELOPE -V8- WICKENBURG 51-44 ANTELOPE -V8- GILA BEND 77-38 ANTELOPE -VS- BAGDAD 76-56 ANTELOPE -V8- WILLIAMS 47-75 ANTELOPE -V8- CAMP VERDE 59-47 ANTELOPE -V8- KOFA“A” 63-51 ANTELOPE -V8- BRADSHAW MT 53-31 ANTELOPE -V8- WICKENBURG 47-31 ANTELOPE -V8- BAGDAD 91-77 ANTELOPE -V8- AJO 39-49 ANTELOPE -V8- CAMP VERDE 54-44 ANTELOPE -VS- GILA BEND 75-39 ANTELOPE -V8- BRADSHAW MT 82-28 All Sports Banquet Every year Pep Club and A-Club co-sponsor the AUHS All-Sports Banquet in honor of all the athletes. This years Banquet was held May 20th. The evening began with a potluck dinner in the compound, followed by the Awards Ceremony in the auditorium. 1. Donna Neinast gives Russell Hankins his MVP Award for track. 2. Coach Linda Benson gets ready to hand out the volleyball awards. 3. Frances Limon walks off with her Most Improved Tennis Player trophy. 3. Awards Banquet 29 Girls’ Basketball This year Antelope had a new sport for the girls, it was basketball. The team consisted of seniors: Cindy Rockwell, Yvonne Moore, and Rhon- da Hefner. Juniors: Diane Beecroft, Wanda Herrera, and Roberta Herrera. Sophomore: Carol Nunn, and Freshmen: Edie Ward, Cheryl Calvin, and Joni Barker. 1. Coach Dave Dobbins gives his gals a pep talk. 2. Ram Friendship 3. Jump Edie jump! 4. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Diane Beecroft, Joni Barker, Wanda Herrera, and Carol Nunn. MIDDLE ROW: Edie Ward, Cheryl Calvin, Yvonne Moore, and Coach D. Dobbins. TOP ROW: Rhonda Hefner and Cindy Rockwell. MISSING is Roberta Herrera. We Haven’t Got Far To Go From left to right. BOTTOM ROW: I. Manzo, J. Perez, L. Higgins, A. Amavisca, TOP ROW: Manager, C. Vasquez, S. Kellend, J. Sandavol, M. Rivas, R. Hankins, E. Davis, and Coach Bryan. NOT SHOWN are F. Bishop and D. Conners. Just a little bit farther I can do it, I can do it Track 31 Oops, excuse me! TOP: A. Fajardo, C. Thomp- son, Coach M. Sipe, K. Miller, and L. Guy BOT- TOM: D. Rider, V. Gonzales, L. Amavisca. BELOW: Linda Guy doing the high jump. Girls Track . . . . Feeling Free! Girls’ Boys’ Tennis This years girls’ tennis consists of, 2 Seniors, 5 Juniors, 4 Sophomores, 3 Freshmen. They are TOP ROW L. to R.: Linda Guy ( 3 J.V.), Frances Limon (04 J.V.), Teresa Stricklin (06 V.), Terrie Crenshaw ( 6 J.V.), Diane Beecroft (01 V.), and Coach-Linda Benson. MIDDLE ROW: Liz Langford (06 V.), Silvia Sandoval (06 J.V.), Timilie Gomez (02 J.V.), Cora Morris (01 J.V.), and Jane Finfrock (04 V.). BOTTOM: Tammy Rinehart (03 V.), Kim Wright (08 J.V.), Debanie Gomez ( 7 J.V.), and Dana Rider (02 V.). This years boys’ tennis is made up of 1 Senior, 5 Juniors, 4 Sophomores, and 2 Freshmen. Varsity STANDING from L. to R.: Doug Morris (05), Joe Bush (02), Joe Seriale (04), Coach-Mr. Samson, Tom Morris (03), Barry Lindsey (01), and Jeff Klingen- burg (06). J.V.’s KNEELING are from L. to R.: Jeff Bush (03), Robert Madsen (04), Thayer Verschoor (06), Tim Wheeler (05), Greg Cullison (01), and Benny Wright (02). Greg Cullison went on to beat Jeff Klingenburg to play as 06 V., so was able to play in divisional. Tennis 33 4. Jane Finfrock comes up with a follow through! 5. Cora Morris concentrating on her next move! 4. 34 Girls Tennis Boys Tennis 35 Poms The Great Eight BOTTOM HOW left to right Debbie Robertson. Melisa Cook and Suzanne Madsen. TOP ROW Stella Rivera, Linda Guy, Derina Rinehart. Brenda Shute and Irene Perez. 36 Toms 1976-77 Varsity Cheerleaders Followers Of The Rams I. The Varsity cheerleaders; BOTTOM: Paula Neinast MIDDLE: Christy Jahoda and Donna Neinast. TOP: Sylvia Wright. 2. The first cheerleaders; BOTTOM Donna Neinast, MIDDLE: Karen Leavitt and Paula Neinast. TOP: Janet Cullison. 3. The J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders in a unique mount. BOTTOM: Brenda Garcia (J.V.), Rommie Mick (J.V.), and Teresa Greenough (J.V.). MIDDLE: The Varsity cheerleaders: Paula Neinast, Christy Jahoda, Donna Neinast and Sylvia Wright. TOP: J. V. Cheerleaders Kim Wright and Debanie Gomez. 2. 1976 - 77 J.V. Cheerleaders Young But Lively 1. BOTTOM ROW left to right Romi Mick and Teresa Greenough, TOP ROW Kim Wright and Debainne Gomez. 2. The J.V.’s give their cheer to help out they are Romi Mick, Teresa Greenough, Debainne Gomez and Kim Wright. 3. Debainne Gomez cheers away. 38 J.V. Cheerleaders Key Club Assists Kiwanis at Turkey Shoot Key Club is a service club affiliated with Kiwanis. Every year Key Club assists Kiwanis at the local turkey shoot. With the money Key Club raises through the year, they send a couple of members to a state wide Key Club Convention which was held last year at Scottsdale. When Key Club President Joe Seriale was asked what is the purpose of Key Club. Joe said. “Key Club is mainly for the servitude and benefit of the school and community.” 1. The Key Club Officers are: Andy Davis-Secretary. Treasurer Steve Kelland-St. Council Rep.. Joe Seriale-President, Eugene Burgett-Vice President, Johnny Quiroz-Sargent at Arms. 2. The Key Club Members are: FRONT ROW: left to right: Bert Guy, Johnny Quiroz. Manuel Rivas. Lynn Higgins, Fred Curiel. SECOND ROW: Steve Kelland, Doug Sloan. Ernesto Velasquez. Carlos Lin- zoain. 40 Key Club Student Council Sponsors Homecoming Week This year student council sponsored homecoming week. They had games on Wednesday during 5th and 6th period, opened the snack shack and sponsored the dance after the football game. Each year the club has one big money raiser and votes on a charity to donate the money to. This year the club voted to give it to T. R. O. T. H. of Wellton. They also used some of the money to send 3 or 4 student council members to a state wide Convention, which was held this year at Win- dow High School. Wrhen student council President Yvonne Moore was asked. “What is the purpose of your club? She said “I think it’s purpose is to promote student voicing and represent each person as we see it. 1. The Student Council Officers are: Annette Timmons-Sec. Yvonne Moore-President, Lori Peterson-Vice President. 2. The Student Coun- cil Members are: FRONT ROW: Carlos Vasquez, Tim Calaway, Jane Finfrock. Paula Neinast. Karen Leavitt. Debby Robinson, Carmen 2. Manquero. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gray Sponsor. Joe Seriale. Donnie Lange. Barry Lindsey. Andy Davis, Melisa Cook, Kay Stewart, Teresa Stricklin, David Perez. Mr. McClure. Student Council 41 Pep Club Raffles Turkey This year at the Powder Puff football game. Pep Club raffled off a Christmas turkey. The money from this project will go toward the Awards Banquet at the end of the year, which Pep Club co- sponsors with A-Club. When President Karen Leavitt was asked the purpose of Pep Club, she said, It’s to promote and build the spirit of the students.” 1. The Pep Club Officers are: Debbie Robinson—Pts. Chair- man, Lupe Morga—Treasurer, Jane Finfrock—Sec., Karen Leavitt—Pres., Teresa Strickland—St. Council Representative. Not pictured is Derina Rinehart V. President. 2. The Pep Club members are: left to right, FRONT ROW: Jetty Verschoor, Kim Wright, Melisa Cook, Terrie Crenshaw, Lisa Smith, Irene Perez-Arce, Annette Timmons, Eva Federico, Liz Langford. Suzanne Madsen, Evette Clayton, Brenda Garcia. SECOND ROW: Andrea Emmons. Timilie Gomez, Cindy Andrews, Paula Hudson, Paula Neinast. Debanie Gomez, Lonnie Smith. Dixie Ordonez, Frances Reyes, Carmen Valazquez. Vilma Gonzales, Lupe Amavisca, Rosie Ruiz, Leslie Farnsworth, Darlas Lawyler. THIRD ROW: Janet Cullison. Donna Neinast, Dana Rider, Stella Rivera, Carrie Crenshaw, Tammy Rinehart, Joyce Newman, Joseffa Colon, Mary Dail, Marlene Ordonez. Kami Conde, Brenda Shute. Martha Ruiz. BACK ROW: Diane Beecroft, Lori Peterson, Linda Guy, Carol Nunn,Kaye Stewart, Pam Crowley, Cora Morris. Lynel Watson. Adeline Fajordo, Sylvia Sandavol. Debbie Garcia. Christy Jahoda, Sylvia Velasquez, Sulma Gonzales. Phylis West. Sheila Rumsey, Rommie Mick. 42 Pep Club A-Club Sells Ram Hats This year A-Club sold Ram hats and made a good profit. They also had movies on Thursdays and Saturdays. The money from these projects will mainly go toward the Awards Banquet, which A-Club co-sponsors with Pep Club. With some of the clubs money Coach Sipe said. I would really like to goon a 3 day camping and fishing trip to some place like Camp Verde, or maybe go see some of the Phoenix Suns games. Coach Sipe also said that the clubs enroll- ment was down this year because of Gradua- tion. when about 16 lettermen graduated. 1. The A-Club Members are, left to right, FRONT ROW: Doug Sloan. Tim Wheeler. Jimmy Perez, Lynn Higgins, Jimmy Murdock, Johnny Quiroz, Freddie Curiel, Scott Shill. David Conner. SECOND ROW: Eugene Burgett, Barry Lindsey, Joe Seriale. Dennis Pablo, Craig Kelland. Bobby Herrera, Manuel Rivas. John Caywood, Steve Kelland, Joe Sandoval. 2. The A-Club Officers are: Barry Lindsey-Secretary, Jimmy Murdock-Publicitv Chairman. Johnny Quiroz-Sergent at Arms, Coach George Begalla, Eugene Burgett-Vice President, Manuel Rivas- President, Coach Marty Sipe. (not pictured is Donny Lange-St. Coun- cil Representative) A-Club 43 Spanish Club Takes Trips Spanish Club as it’s name implies is related to the Spanish language. It is a club open to those students enrolled in a Spanish class. Each year the club takes a trip to a historical monument related to the Spanish history of the southwest. When Mr. George Chavez (Spanish Club Sponsor) was asked what is the purpose of your club, Mr. Chavez said, “To help students grow into mature citizens of a Democratic nation and to learn to respect the Spanish Culture.” But Spanish Club President Fransisco Morga had a different view, he said, “To get chicanos united and to get enough bread to go somewhere.” 1. The Spanish Club Officers are: Maria Icedo-V. Pres., Fransisco Morga-Pres.. Maria Loera-Sec., Lupe Morga-Sgt. at Arms, Robert Madsen-Sgt. at Arms, Irene Perez-Arce-Tres., Paula Neinast-St. Council Rep., Mr. Chavez-Sponsor. 2. The Spanish Club Members are: FRONT ROW. left to right; Miguel Castillo, Maria Loera, Juana Federico, Frances Reyes, Joseffa Colon, Joyce Newman, Julie Quiroz, Lorie Briones, Edna Babb, Donald Whetten. BACK ROW: Frank Icedo, Diane Villaruya, Bertha Her- nandez, Eva Federico, Paula Hudson, Joe Bush, Leslie Farnsworth, Fermin Perez-Arce, Raymond Ortega, Bemie Figeroa, Chuck Em- mons. 44 Spanish Club Science Club Has Busy Year This years Science Club was really busy. They sold candy, had a dance and sponsored a talent show. VVith the money Science Club raised from these pro- jects they plan on taking trips to the Ajo Copper Mines, KBLU Radio and T.V. Station, The Power Plant in Yuma, and even the University of Arizona. When Science Club President Bobby Greenough was asked what is the purpose of your club? Bobby said, ‘To promote science activities in high school.” The Science Club Officers are: Carlos Vasquez-St. Council Rep. Lynn Higgins-Srgt. at Arms, Linda Guy-Sec., Treas., Bobby Greenough- President, Mr. Frans-Sponsor. 2. The Science Members are: left to right, FRONT ROW: Lynette O’Hara, Stella Rivera, Debby Dhainin, Thayer Verechoor, Tim Wheeler, Brad Davis, Greg Cullison, Cindy Conner, Wyatt Moore, Tim Coif. SECOND ROW: Tommy Morris, Evette Clayton, Doug Morris, Manuel Rivas, Steve Kelland, Jim Tate, Curt Bowman, Doug Sloan. THIRD ROW: Freddie Curiel, Carlos Lin- zoain, Joe Seralie, Andy Davis, Joe Bush, Nathan Coif, Robbie Bump, Bert Guy, Russle Hankins, Kenny Baughman. Science Club 45 A New Edition To The Band . . . A Drill Team This year band had a new editon, a four girl drill team. The girls were Sulma Gonzales, Darlys Lawlar, Phyllis West, and Susan Linzoain. They performed at various home football games. Debrah Robinson was this years band President and when we asked her if the enrollment of Band was higher or lower and why, she said, “It's lower this year because the incoming freshmen didn’t sign up for Band like they had in the years before. We also asked Debrah if she had set any goals and what was the purpose of Band. Debrah said, Our goal is to get better and to make the school respect us more, and our purpose is to have concerts and help to promote school spirit. 1. The Band Officers are: Stella Rivera- Vice President. Debrah Robinson- President, Linda Guy-Second Sec. Lupe Amavisca-Treasurer. Bert Guy First Sec., Joe Seriale-St. Council Rep. 46 Band 1. The Drill Team Members are: left to right: Darlys Lawlar, Susan Linzoain, Phyllis West, and Sulma Gonzales. 2. The Band Members are: FRONT ROW; left to right; Mr. Battista- Band Director, Chuck Hibbard, Stella Rivera, June Skousen, Shirley Montez. Rodger Rinehart, Donald Whetten, David Barrett. SECOND ROW: Kevin Anvik, Rommie Mick. Becky Skousen. Antonia Flores, Lupe Amavisca, Terry Lambert. Debrah Robinson. Tom Rivera, Ran- dy McCleary, Joanie Barker. BACK ROW': Bobby Greenough Robert Madsen. Stanley Calvin. Joe Miranda, Linda Guy. Bert Guy, Joe Seriale, Steve Calvin, Scott Wisbee, Judy Newman. Band 47 FFA Sponsors Banquet This year FFA's big money raiser was planting Alfalfa. The money from this project will go toward the FFA Banquet at the end of the year and towards sen- ding an officer to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. When FFA's President, Mike Blohm was asked. What is the purpose of FFA?” Mike said, “To teach people that want to know about agriculture as much as we know about it. 1. The FFA Officers are: FRONT ROW: left to right: Debbie Sullivan - Treasurer. Tonya Sloan-Secretary. Melisa Cook-St. Council Represen- titive. BACK ROW: Cindy Rockwell-Vice President Mike Blohm- President, Doug Sloan-Sargent at Arms. 2. The FFA Members are: FRONT ROW: left to right: Sara Vasquez. Sandy Blanton, Kim Miller. Cindy Horton, Marcy Boling. SECOND ROW: Rosie Ruiz, Lynn Brock. John Grout, John Cay wood, Bobby Herrera, Cody Na- quin, Billy Burenett. THIRD ROW: Mike McElhaney, Steve Conde, David Conde, Richard Wilson, Raymond Ortega, Rodney Herndon, Robbie Bump. 48 FFA Graphic Arts Working Hard To Meet Deadlines This years Graphic Arts has a brand new advisor. Mrs. Schwartz, and an almost totally new staff. The new yearbook staff had a bakesale and sold pictures to try and get the 1976 yearbook debt paid off. When Desert Sands editor Cindy Rockwell was asked what is the purpose of Graphic Arts, and if she had any goals set for the new staff Cindy said. “Graphic Arts to me is a class which works hard and turns out a yearbook that everyone appreciates at the end of the year. The only goal I have set for this year is to turn out a better book than before.” 1. FRONT ROW. left to right: Tammy Rinehart. Jane Finfrock, Debbie Sullivan and Cindy Rockwell. SECOND ROW: Pam Crowley, Sulma Gonzales, Terrie Crenshaw, Kay Stewart, and Linda Guy. THIRD ROW: Carrie Crenshaw, Cora Morris, Lisa Smith, Mrs. Schwartz (Advisor) and Jimmy Perez. BACK ROW: Tonya Sloan. Junior Manquero, Dennis Pablo and Rick Perez. Missing are Paula Hudson, Wanda Herrera and Connie Young. 2. Here we catch Lisa Smith, the yearbook proof reader, in a moment of deep concentration. 3. Tammy Rinehart and Terrie Crenshaw work on layouts, while Carrie Crenshaw hams it up for the photographer. Graphic Arts 49 FHA Sponsors Fall Fashion Show FHA had a new money raiser this year, they had a fall fashion show, using clothes from various Yuma stores. The new money raiser turned out to be quite a success with the Future Homemakers earning $117.00 profit. Most of the money made from this project and other money raisers such as selling popcorn, selling ice cream, and having bakesales go toward the state FHA Convention, The Spanish Dinner, and the Cinderella Ball. FHA sends about 15 girls to a convention of FHA members from all across the state. The Cinderella Ball is a Formal Dance held in December, while the Spanish Dinner was a money raiser which was held after the Camp Verde football game. 1. The FHA Officers are: Lori Petterson-V. Pres., Yvonne Moore Pres., Eva Federico-Sec., Janet Cullison-Pts. Chairman, Annette Timmons-Publicity Chairman, Derina Rinehart-Tres., Jane Finfrock- Historian, Liz Langford-Encounter Chairman, Tammy Rinehart - Program Chairman, Cora Morris-Projects. Chairman. 2. The Members are, left to right, FRONT ROW: Suzanne Madsen, Debanie Gomez, Dixie Ordonez, Carol Woods, Faye Woods, Kim Wright, Maria Loera, Rommie Mick, Maria Barrandey, Irma Luna. SECOND ROW: Eva Limon, Timilie Gomez, Stella Rivera, Josela Colon, Andrea Emmons, Sheila Rumsey, Francis Limon, Susan Linzoain, RaDonna Neinast, Brenda Shute. Adeline Fajardo, Phyllis West. THIRD ROW: Terrie Crenshaw, Pam Crowley, Kay Stewart, Carrie Crenshaw, Lisa Smith, Sylvia Sandoval, Julie Quiroz. Bertha Hernandez, Juane Federico, Debbie Garcia, Lupe Morga, Christy Johoda, Rene Cates, Dora Staples. 50 FHA FHA Week February 7-11 Every year the Future Homemakers of America select one week out of the year and declare it to be FHA Week. This year Monday was red and white day, Tuesday was messenger Valentines Day, Wednesday was singing Valen- tines day, and Thursday and Friday were Valentine cookie days. 1. Steve Kelland receives a messenger Valentine from Bren- da Shute. 2. Mr. Jones (Sick Dog Jack) was our Disc. Jockey for the singing Valentines. 3. Lupe Morga gives Scott Shill a messenger Valentine. FHA Week 51 National Honor Society On May 23rd 1977, 10 student candidates were made members of the National Honor Society. They were seniors: Derina Rinehart, and Mike Robertson, Juniors: Diane Beecroft, Joe Bush, Irene Perez-arce, Stella Rivera, Teresa Stricklin, Lynette O’Hara. Deborah Robinson, and Jesus Quintana. They now join the seven present members to make up the National Honor Society. The present members are: Andy Davis, Liz Langford, Suzanne Madsen, Yvonne Moore, Paula Neinast, Dana Rider, and Carol Woods. After the Initiation ceremonies in the Auditorium were over and the new members were installed, a reception was held in their honor in the library. To be a member of NHS you must have a grade point average of at least 2.0 or better, but that’s not the only qualification. You must show qualities of dependability and demonstrate leadership ability as well. 1. Dana Rider, Liz Langford, Yvonne Moore, Faye Woods (guest), Carol Woods, and Paula Neinast seem to be enjoying themselves. 2. Irene Perez-arce and Joe Bush take a look at each others interests and hobbies. 3. All the old and new NHS members get together for a picture. 1. 3. 53 Class of 1977 The following Senior Class Officers are Left to Right: Paula Neinast-Treasurer, Joe Seriale-President. Mike Robertson-Secretary, Carol Woods-Vice President, and Andy Davis-Sgt. at Arms Seniors 54 Senior Officers Seniors Kenny Baughman Eugene Burgett Melisa Cook Freddie Curiel Andy Davis Jose DeLeon Eva Federico Felipe Gonzales Maria DeLeon Adeline Fajardo Mr. Jones is teaching the seniors about the American Ways and Culture, as they look on with interest. Seniors 55 Seniors Sulma Gonzales Bert Guy Kelly Hankins Russel Hankins Ronda Hefner Bobby Herrera Paula Husdon Teri Lambert Liz Langford Ronald Leavitt Seniors Sulma Gonzales (It.) and Paula Hudson (rt.) are showing off their best side. 56 Seniors At Carlos Linzoain Maria C. Loera Suzanne Madsen Fransisco Morga Jimmy Murdock Paula Neinast Dixie Ordonez Dennis Pablo Marco Perelta Johnny Quiroz Isabele Rajano Frances Reyes Seniors Dana Rider Derina Rinehart Mike Robertson Cindy Rockwell Robert Rogers Jose Sandoval Isabele Santoya Joe Seriale Scott Shill Doug Sloan Seniors order their announcements for the Big Day! Graduation will be here soon. 58 Seniors Dora Staples Debbie Sullivan Annette Timmons Mike Thompson Carlos Vazquez Ernesto Velasquez Carol Woods Sylvia Wright Patty Watts Richard Wilson Seniors trying to decide what kind of key to order. Cindy Rockwell has to think on it! Seniors 59 SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Baughman, Kenneth—A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 4; Baseball 4 Bump, Robert Burgett, Eugene— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Football -12; J.V. Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Spanish Club 1; (Class Vice-pres. 2); A Club 2-3-4 (Vice-pres. 4) ; Homecoming es- cort 2; St. Council (Vice-pres. 3); Key Club 3 (Vice-pres. 4); V. Football 3-4; V. Basketball 4 Calvin,Cathy-A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-4 (Proj. Ch. 3); Pep Club 1-2-3; Upward Bound 3-4; St. Council 3; (Class Money Raisers Ch. 3); J.V. Volleyball 3 Cook, Melisa— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. (Jr. Sentinel 1), (Chapt. Reporter 2-3-4), (St. Council Rep. 4), (Sweetheart 4); Powder Puff Football 1-2-3-4; Powder Puff Basketball 1-2; Pom Pom 2-4 (Capt. 3); Pep Club 2-4 (Points Ch. 3); Homecoming Att. 3 Curiel, Freddie- A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Football 1-2; J.V. Basketball 1-2; V. Baseball 1-2-3-4; Key Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 4 (off. 3); A Club 4 Davis, Andy— A.U.H.S. 2-3-4; Attended Apollo H.S. 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Science Club 2-3-4; Key Club 2-3 (Sec.-Tre. 4); J.V. Tennis 3; Nat. Honor Society 3; V. Basket- ball 3-4; (Class St. Council Rep. 4) Deleon, Jose Deleon. Maria Edwards. John— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball 1; Science 2-3-4 Fajardo, Adeline— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 3-4; F.H.A. 1-4 Federica, Eva Gonzales, Felipe—A.U.H.S. 4; Yuma H.S. 1-2-3 Gonzales. Sulma— A.U.H.S. 4; Yuma H.S. 1-2-3; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Drill Team 4 Guy, Bert— A.U.H.S. 1-2-4; Almeda H.S. 3; Fresh. Basketball 1; J.V. Football 1-2; V. Tennis 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-4; Science Club 2-4 Guzman, Jesus— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Baseball 3-4; Track 4 Hankins, Kelly Kankins, Russell— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; V. Track 3-4; V. Football 4; V. Basketball 4 Hefner, Rhonda—A.U.H.S. 4; Yuma H.S. 1-2-3; Powder Puff Football 4; Powder Puff Basketball 4; Pep Club 4 Herrera, Bobby Hudsaon, Paula— A.U.H.S. 3-4; Casa Grande H.S. 1-2; Honor Roll 3; Art Award 3; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Titles. Clown Flirt Lambert, Terri— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2: Band 2-3; Union Singers 3; Who’s Who Nominee 3; J.V Tennis 2 Lange, Donnie Langford. Liz— 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1, (Historian 2), (Pres. 3), (Encounter Ch. 4); Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 1; V.Tennis 2-3-4, “Most Improved Tennis Player” 2; (Class Sect. 20; F.F.A. Sweetheart Att. 3; National Honor Society 3; Attended Ariz. Girls State 3; Cinderella Cand. 3 Leavitt, Ronald Limon, Mike— A.U.H.S.1-2-3-4; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 1-2; A Club 2; Science Club 3; J.V. Baseball 2 Linzoain, Carlos— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Fresh. Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basket- ball 3; Homecoming escort 3; Homecoming King Cand. 4; Prince Charming Cand. 4; J.V. Football 1; Senior Title. (Best Dressed 4); Spanish Club 2-3; Key Club 4 Madsen, Suzanne— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A., (Tres. 1), (Vice Pres. 2); Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Boys Trackeet 2; X-mas Cheer Cand. 2; Pom Squad 2-3, (Co Capt. 4); (Class Sec. 3); J.V. Tennis 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Senior Class Play 4; Cinderella Cand. 4; Homecoming Cand. 4, (Queen) Moore, Yvonne— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2, (Vice Pres. 3), (Pres. 4); St. Council 3, (Pres. 4); V. Volleyball 2-3-4; Desert Sands Cand. 1; (Class Tres. 1), (Class Pres. 3); Powder Puff Football 1-2; Powder Puff Basketball 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Outstanding Jr. A.S.U. 3 Morga, Fransisco Murdock, Jimmy— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Football 1-2; V. Football 3; Fresh. Basketball 1; V. Track 1; A Club 1-2-3, (Advertisement Ch. 4); F.F.A. Star Greenhand 1; F.F.A. 1; V. Basketball 4; Key Club 4; Homecoming King Cand. 4 Neinast, Paula— A.U.H.S. 2-3-4; Yuma H.S. 1; F.F.A., (Chapter Tres. 2), (F.F.A.Sweetheart 3), (F.F.A. State Sweetheart 2nd runner-up); (Class tre. 2-4); Pep Club 2-3-4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3-4; V. Tennis 2-3-4; Homecom- ing Att. 2; Powder Puff Football 2-3-4; St. Council Rep.. F.F.A. 2; National Honor Society 3-4; Spanish Club 4, (St. Council Rep. 4); Homecoming Queen Cand. 4 Ordonez, Dixie—A.U.H.S.1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Miss Christmas Cheer 3; Pom Pom 3; Desert Sands Queen Can. 4; Cinderella Can. 4; Spirit Trophy Committee 1 Pablo, Dennis— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; V. Football 3-4; A Club 4 Peralta. Marco Quiroz, John— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Freshmen Escort; Sgt. of Arms 2, V. Football 3-4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Key Club 3-4; A Club 4; Desert Sands King Can. 3-4; Most Athletic 4; Homecoming King 4 Rajano, Isabelle Reyes. Frances— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Pep Club 4 Rider, Dana— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Class Pres. 1-2, F.H.A. 2 (Vice Pres. 1); Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; Spanish Club 1; National Honor Soc. 3-4; Track 3; V. Volleyball 2-3; J.V. Tennis 1-2 Rinehart, Derina— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1, (Treas. 2-4); Points Ch. 3; Pep Club 1-2-3 (Pres. 4); Pom Pom 2-3-4 Rockwell, Cindy— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1; F.F.A. 3 (Chapter Reporter 1), (Chapter Sec. 2), (Vice Pres. 4); Class Sgt. of Arms 3; V. Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Conference Player 1-2-3; 2nd Team All-State 3, V. Tennis 2; Conference 2nd Team Doubles 2; Track 3; Conference 1st Place, 60 Senior Biographies (Shotput) 3; Conference 2nd Place (Discus) 3; State Champion (Shotput) 3, 5th Place in State (Discus) 3; State Record Holder (Shot- put) 3; Powder Puff Football 1-2-3; Powder Puff Basketball 1-2-3 Robertson. Mike— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2; Art Award 1-2; Newspaper Staff 1-2; Art Editor 2, Reporter 1; Business Manager 3, Class Vice Pres. 1; Class St. Council Rep. 2. Class Treas. 3; Class Sec. 4; Tennis 3; Year- book 3; Optimist Award 4; Gifted program 3- 4; Most Talented 4; Friendliest 4 Rogers. Robert Sandval, Jose— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Foot- ball 1-2; V. Football 3-4; A Club 3-4; V. Track 2-3-4 Santoya, Isabele Seriale, Joe— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Manager Basketball; Football 1-2; Class Sgt. of Arms 1; Key Club 2, (St. Council Rep. 1), (Vice Pres. 3), (Pres. 4), A Club 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-3-4; S.C.R. 3; (St. Council Rep 2); Spanish Club 1; Band 1-2-3-4; V. Tennis 1-2- 3; Class Pres. 4; Band St. Council Rep. 4 Shill. Scott—A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1-2; V. Baseball 1; A Club 2-3-4; V. Basketball 3-4; Key Club 1-4 Sloan, Doug Woods, Carol— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1- 4. (Treas. 3); Pep Club 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Union Singers 2; Band 1; St. Council Rep 3; Class Vice Pres. 4; District Office of Public Relations 3-4 Wright. Sylvia-A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1; Pom Pom 2; Pep Club 1-2-3; V. Cheerleader 3; Best Dressed 4 1. Mr. Jones instructs his 1st period class of American Government. 2. Seniors, TOP ROWr: Ernesto Velasquez, Joe Seriale, and Francisco Morga. BOTTOM ROW’: Yvonne M x re and Donnie Lange get ready to order their Senior announcements. Staples. Dora— A.U.H.S. 4; Huron Sr. H.S. 1-2-3 Sullivan. Debbie— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A Sweetheart 1st Att.; Pep Club 1; Best W’estem Dressed 2; Powder Puff Football 2; Powder Puff Basketball 1-2; J.V. Volleyball 3; Rodeo Club Pres. 3; Track 3 Thompson. Mike Timmons, Annette— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2, (Historian 3), (Public Relations Ch. 4); V. Volleyball 2-4; J.V. Volleyball 1-3; Pep Club 1-2-4, (Treas. 3); St. Council Sec. 4 Vazquez, Carlos—A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A 1- 2-3, (Sentinel 4); Science Club 2-3; (St. Council Rep. 4); Most Improved Track 3; Track Manager 4 Valasquez, Ernesto— A.U.H.S. 1-2-3-4; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3; Tennis 4; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Key Club 3-4 Watts, Patty Wilson, Richard Senior Biographies 61 SENIOR TITLES This years Senior Titles are: 1. Eugene Burgett and Paula Hudson—Class Clown. 2. Carlos Lin- zoaine and Siliva Wright—Best Dressed. 3. Cindy Rockwell and Johnny Quiroz—Most Athletic. 3. 62 Senior Titles Senior Titles 63 Senior Titles The rest of the Senior Titles are: 1. Carol Woods and Mike Robertson—Most Talented. 2. Dana Rider and Mike Robertson—Friendliest. 64 Senior Titles Class of 1978 The following Junior Class Officers; Laying down is Barry Lindsey—Student Council Representative. SE- COND ROW: Left to Right: David Conner—Sgt. at Arms. Branda Shute—Secretary, Karen Leavitt— Treasurer, THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Steve Kelland— Vice President, and Jane Finfrock—President Juniors Junior Officers 65 Juniors Imelda Aldez John Aldridge Diane Beecroft Frank Bishop Kenneth Branun Frankie Bravo Jadie Brock Marvin Burton Joe Bush Scott Calaway John Cavwood Evette Clayton Cami Conde David Conde A Big Activity for the Juniors every year is lighting the “A”. This is a job every class likes. 66 Juniors for the Juniors. David Conner Manuel Coronado Marqaritta Coronado Frank Correa David Curley Joyce Day Debby Dhaninin James Dunne Chuck Emmons Conrad Fajardo Juana Federico Jane Finfrock Ismael Flores Debra Garcia Juniors 67 Juniors Aberto Gari bay Larry Gill Timilie Gomez Bobby Greenough Linda Guy Bertha Hernandez Roberta Herrera Wanda Herrera Lynn Higgins Maria Icedo Christy Jahoda Marjorie James Steve Kelland Darlys Lawler Jane Finfrock (President) conducts a Junior Class meeting. This is a very ac- tive class. 68 Juniors Juniors Debbie Garcia and Frank Velazquez stop to pose for the photography class. Karen Leavitt Barn- Lindsey Eva Limon Susan Linzoain Idelfonso Manzo Sara Martinez Mike McElhaney Jeff Moore Doug Morris Tom Morris Lupe Morga Radonna Neinast Lynette O’Hara Irene Perez-Arce Juniors 69 Juniors Rick Perez Jesus Quintana Marcos Quintana Stella Rivera Manuel Rivas Deborah Robinson Brenda Shute Kevin Sossaman Teresa Stricklin John Sturges Carrie T acker Mike Thompson Fransico Velasquez Diane Villaruya Tim Wheeler Connie Young Sara Yocabet 70 Juniors Class of 1979 The following Sophomore Officers are FRONT: Curt Bowman—Treasurer, SECOND ROW: I eft to Right: Lisa Smith—Secretary, Tim Calaway—Student Coun- cil Representative, THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Pam Crowley—Vice President, Kay Stewart—President, and Craig Kelland—Sgt. at Arms Sophomores Sophomore Officers 71 Sophomores Sandra Aldez Lupe Amavisca Kevin Anvik Bobby Austin Brenda Bagby Shirley Bagby David Barrett Mike Blohm Doug Brinoes Marcy Boling Curt Bowman Cam Byestewa Timothy Calaway Miguel Castillo Timothy Coif Josefa Colon Steve Conde Carrie Crenshaw Terrie Crenshaw Pam Crowley 72 Sophomores Greg Cullison Brad Davis Audrey Fajardo Leslie Farnsworth Bernardo Figueroa Misael Figuroa Antonia Flores Glenn Fuller Tony Garcia Salvina Gonzalez Vilma Gonzalez Teresa Greenough .John Grout Klvardo Hernandez Sophomores 73 Sophomores Rodney Herdon Cheri Husdon Frankie Icedo Craig Kellend Bobby Linzoain Kathy Macfarland Mike McDaniel Robert Madsen Robert Manquero Danny McDowell Melanie Meeks John Mellage Jose Miranda Shirley Montez Beverly Moore Wyatt Moore Jose Morales Cora Morris Joyce Newman Carol Nunn 74 Sophomores Marlene Ordonez Angel Ortega Raymond Ortega Julie Quiroz Ramon Peralta Fermin Perez-Arce Harold Pettigrew Suzanne Raney Paul Reeve Roger Rinehart Tammy Rinehart Tom Rivera Sophomores 75 Sophomores Nick Romero Terry Romine Siliva Sandoval Becky Skousen Tonya Sloan Lisa Smith Mark Smith Kay Stewart Rene Tacker Jim Tate Larry Vaught Siliva Velasquez Thayer Verschoor Robin Walker Phyllis West Gloria Woods Benny Wright Joe Wright Kenneth Wright 76 Sophomores Class of 1980 The following Freshmen Class Officers are FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Debanie Gomez—Secretary. Carmen Manquero—Student Council Representative. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Jeff Bush—Treasurer. Lynel Watson—Vice President, TOP: Dave Perez —President Freshmen Freshmen Officers ? Freshmen Daniel Alexander Charlene Allen Arturo Amavisca Marcus Albarran Edna Babb Carol Bagby Joanne Barker Sandy Blanton Wendy Boddery Lorie Bronies Billy Burnett Jeff Bush Carmen Carbajal Charlotte Calvin Mrs. Dobbins trys hard to teach the Freshmen to look at their books instead of their hands. 78 F reshmen Cheryl Calvin Cole Calvin Henia Cates Allen Clayton Cindy Conners Mary Dail Brad Davis Renee Dhainin Denise Elder Andrea Emmons Raquel Flores Marilyn Fuller Brenda Garcia Kevin Gill Debanie Gomez Robert Guliany Dudley Hand Frances Herrera Jenaro Herrera Chuck Hibbard Fresh men 79 Freshmen Michael Horton Cindy Horton Greg Judd Jeff Klingenberg Lenard Lachappell Lynn Leavitt Frances Limon Richard Limon Carmen Manquero Gordon Martina Randy McCleary Sherri Mcdowell Rommie Mick Kim Miller class meeting. 80 Freshmen Eddie Moralas Cody Naquin Judy Newmen Felipe Olea Liborioo Ortiz Dave Perez Silvia Perez-Arce Chad Pierson Carol Prinkie Guillermo Quintana Herminia Quintana Sheila Reeve Jose Rivas Ruben Rivas Boris Roberts Lillian Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Martha Ruiz Rosie Ruiz Sheila Rumsey Fresh men 81 Freshmen Rodolfo Santiago June Skousen Lonnie Smith Cheryl Thompson Bud Tufflv Carmen Velazquez Jettie Verschoor Arthur Villaruza Edie Ward Lynel Watson Gary Weaver Donald Whet ten Scott Wisby Glenn Whitley Sherman Woods Kim Wright Rosie Yates Tony Yocabet 82 Freshmen The New Section Of The Yearbook Campus Life We added this new campus Life section because we felt that there needed to be a change from the ordinary. These pictures are not of any particular sport, club, or activity, they are just pic- tures of all sorts of school happenings. 1. Lisa Smith, Tammy Rinehart, and Jane Finfrock work hard to get this book hereon time. 2. Maria Deleon, one of the Yearbook photographers, poses for another photographer. 3. Head Basketball coach. Marty Sipe. shows us his well developed chest. 4. Here we catch Robert Madsen, Tommy Morris, Bobby Greenough, and Fabian (Alias Barry Lindsey) after a Pep Assembly skit. 84 Campus Life 1. Various students wander around the compound on a typical school day. 2. Art teacher Alice Schwartz in- structs Patrick Pablo at the Potters wheel. 3. Mrs. Carroll. Home Ec. teacher and FHA advisor smiles big. 4. Members of the Junior class ad their sponsors fill cans with Diesel on Antelope Mountain. Campus Life 1. Suzanne Madsen poses for a picture Monday morning, after receiving Homecoming Queen Friday night. 2. Chucky’s getting his money’s worth after buying Ruben Rivas at the Slave Sale. 3. “It’s O.K. Mike, you can come out from behind that chair, Eddie will protect you.’’(BELOW) ■■I Faculty and Administration Mr. Bridger Mr. Bridger has been here at Antelope for 21 years. He has been the Principal for 16 of those 21 years. Mr. Grande This is Mr. Grande’s first year here at Antelope as Superintendent. Mr. Gray Mr. Gray has been here for 16 years. For the last 7 years he has had a dual role as Counselor and Athletic Direc- tor. Administration And Schoolboard TOP RIGHT: The School Board, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Frank McDaniel-Clerk and Mr. Bobby Smith-President. BACK ROW: Mr. Joe Bush- Member and Mr. John Verschoor-Member. MISSING from the picture is Mr. Wheeler- Member. ABOVE: Our Counselor and Athletic Director Mr. Lonnie Gray. RIGHT: Mr. Harley Bridger-Principal and Mr. Sidney Grande- Superintendent inspect the new addition to the locker area. 88 Administration Cafeteria Ladies This is Mrs. Ellie Gladden’s last year in the Antelope cafeteria. She has been here for 16 years. We really appreciate all your kindness and we will really miss you. 1. The cafeteria staff from left to right: Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Gladden, Mrs. Rinehart, Mrs. Finfrock and Mrs. Banks. (MISSING from the picture is Mrs. Moser.) 2. Again we have the cafeteria ladies. From left to right: Mrs. Moser (we got her this time) Mrs. Rinehart, Mrs. Gladden, Mrs. Finfrock and Mrs. Banks. Cafeteria 89 F acuity Mr. Tom Battista: Instrumental Music, Band, Guitar, Vocal Music. Mr. George Begalla: Biology, Weight Training, Coach. Miss Linda Benson: Girl’s Phys. Ed., Gen. Science. Miss Shirley Brand: English. Mrs. Karen Carroll: Home Economics, Family Liv- ing. Mr. George Chavez: Spanish, Social Studies. Mr. Van Cochran: Agriculture, Shop, Welding. Mr. David Dobbins: English, Coach. Mrs. Vicki Dobbins: Business Education. Mr. Ronald Frans: Science, Electronics, Math. Mr. Leroy Hefner: Auto Mechanics. Mr. Sylvester Johnson: Mathematics - Physics. Mr. Jack Jones: American History, Senior Problems. Mr. Roger McClure: English. Coach. Mr. Ronald Sansom: Special Education. Mrs. Alice Schwartz: Art, Crafts, Graphic Arts. Mr. Martin Sipe: Dr. Ed., Boy’s P.E., Health, Coach. Mr. Kenneth Truett: Librarian, World History, Speech. Faculty 91 Office Ladies Mrs. Phyllis Cochran Mrs. Cochran is a secretary and bookkeeper and has been at Antelope for eighteen years. Mrs. Peggy Hibbard Mrs. Hibbard works in the bookstore and is a secretary. This is her second year at Antelope. Mrs. Judy Vaughan Mrs. Vaughan is the assistant bookkeeper. She has been here for a year and a half. 92 Office Ladies Aides Victoria Gomez Has been with us for three years. She is the Project Director. Carole Henry Who has been with us two years. She is a teachers Aide. Julia Hernandez Has been with us seven years. She teaches Spanish Speaking class for Title I. Emma Moser Has been with us for two years. She is our Record Transfer Clerk and Reading Aide. Hallie Pelfrey Has been with us for three years. She teaches Math and Reading. Aidfcs 93 Maintenance 1. Mr. Charlie Colf-the Senior Maintenance man. He has been here for 5 years. 2. Mr. Doug Banks- the Grounds Keeper. This is his first year at Antelope. 3. Mr. Steve Coif. Steve is a busdriver and custodian. This is also his first year at Antelope. 4. Mr. Bob Gonzales-the night custo- dian sweeps the library floor. 5. Mr. Jim Barker. Mr. Barker is a Maintenance man and a busdriver. This is his 2nd year at Antelope. ROBERT E. GLEASON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 2236 SO tm avenue CHESTER IOUISE MUSICK, Ovnen Farms-Commercial 2450 4th Avenue Crescent Center Bldg. Yuma, Arizona 85364 783-0106 Under all is the land May it always be good to all of you. Good Luck Seniors MEMBER OF ECONOMY LI MBER CO.. INC 7 am to 6 pm Monday thru Saturday Buyers Co-op We pay less . . . 1860 4TH AVENUE so you pay less! 783-3309 THE TURQUOISE TRADITION DOUG HENRY ARIZONA AGROCHEMICAL CO. 2362 4th Avenue Stardust Hotel Yuma, Arizona 85364 783-7528 Fine Navajo Jewelry, Sandpainting Rugs Hopi, Zuni, Santo Domingo Jewelry CAROL ANN BRIDAL SHOP Growing through Chemical Progress Congratulations Class of “77” 1560 5th Ave. Yuma, Arizona 783-6440 Wedding Gowns and Formals 96 Ads BRUDER CHEVROLET, INC. 3201 Chevy Lane Yuma, Arizona 85364 CARL SELF BROKER, INC. 2431 4th Ave. Yuma, Arizona Bus. Phone 726-5500 Specializing in Farms and Agriculture throughout Yuma County. Complete Service Dept. Have it, VDUTa ® TOYOTA -0LDSM0BHE-CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS COMPLETE PARTS AND SERVICE Sharpest Pencil in Town 782-367' VWaV BURGER W CA KING VALLEY MOTOR CO. 2301 S. 4th Avenue Across from The Stardust Motel CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICE Congratulations Class of “77” of Yuma 2450 S. 4th Avenue, Suite 501 Yuma, Arizona 85364 344-2840 SEPTIC TANKS AND WATER LINES BACKHOEING - REASONABLE WORK Professional Guidance Concerning the Problems of Daily Living Counseling Services for: Individuals, family, marital, children Adoption Placement E. T. Gines Construction RT. 1. BOX 32-7 WELLTON. ARIZ. 88356 705-4442 Ads 97 Where Pizza is Always in Good Taste! 2630 South 4th Ave 344-3300 41 E. 16th Street 783-8353 JOYCE’S GENERAL STORE Congratulations Class of “77” Bob Anns EL CAMINO MARKET IWOIOUT0NS 4tS ISrtt Am 7690 4 Am fh 7IMftt ft 344-7673 I.� m« Only (o ktoil Immq« IANQUH FACUITIfS I0TM LOCATIONS TUMA. All 7 OKA C.V. CATTLE CO. Star Rt. Box 4A Dateland, Arizona 85333 Food, Clothing, Hobbies, Hardware, Feed If you can’t find it, ASK! P.O. Box 66 Roll, Arizona Custom Growing Yard. For more information contact Toby or Kitty Sloan at office 785-4681 or home phone 785-4702 HYDER VALLEY SUPPLY Hyder, Arizona General Merchandise, Tires, Batteries, Gas, Oil Phone 454-2283 Congratulations Class of “77” Let the Army help you with college. Thousands of young people did In fact last year there were over 200.000 enroll- ments in college courses by people in the Army They attcndedclasseson post They studied at nearby colleges and universities And the Army paid for up to 75% of their tuition and fees. Our educational benefits are in addition to the job training you'll receive, the salary you'll earn, and the travel opportunities you'll have If you'd like to find out more about all the educa- tional benefits the Army has to offer, call your local Army Representative Sgt. Ed Davis 783-1726 Yuma Join the people who’ve joined the Army. _99J ART BLOHM FARMS Congratulations Class of '11' DON KELLAND MATERIALS Congratulations to the Graduating Class Congratulations Class of “77” May you achieve all your successess YUMA DATSUN-YUMA Welcome to the Insurance Store JEWETT INSURANCE AGENCY 2791 4th Avenue 344-3500 Wellton area dial operator and ask for enterprise 412 STRICKLINS LANDLEVELING DUNE COMPANY Congratulation Class of “77” OF YUMA Avenue 38E 785-4106 Roll, Az. “YUMA'S ONLY COMPLETE CAMERA STORE 3140 S. 4th Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85364 Ads 101 CHRETIN’S Mexican Foods Your Favorite Cocktail or Our Famous Margarita Two Locations 486 15th Ave. 2690 4th Ave. Ph. 782-1291 Ph 344-2623 Beer - Wine Only Cocktail Lounge Congratulations Seniors Class of “77” THE LINDSEY FAMILY Banquet Facilities Both Locations Yuma, Arizona VANG’S WESTERNER 2544 4th Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85364 Telephone 344-2093 F 0 R D Congratulations Class of “77” THE LAMBERTS GILA RANCH SUPPLY Farms RONALD C. FORD Associate Broker Office: 783-3301 Res: 782-1258 Commercial Homes FORD REALTY INVESTMENT, INC. 240 East 16th Street — Yuma, Az. 85364 m PEAlTOP REALTY Since 1954 Real Estate Investments see FRANK McELHANEY ph. 785-4268 LEE ELLIOT INSURANCE HIGHFILL JEWELERS, INC. Crescent Center Building 2450 4th Avenue - Yuma, Ariz. 85364 Call me for your Insurance needs Home, Auto, Mobile Home, and Farm 2450 South 4th Ave. Phone 344-0110 Yuma, Az. 85364 102 Ads Business 782-3811 SMITTY’S BODY SHOP Complete Car Beautification BOB’S PUMP EXCHANGE Custom Seat Covers Rugs Paint Body Repair Service Station Equipment Robert E. Hoffman 290 West Tenth St. Kenny Schmidgall - Owner 205 Orange Ave. Ph. 782-2372 Yuma, Az 85364 Yuma, Arizona 85364 OFFICE (602) 726-5267 Valley Ditch Lining, Inc. FRED C. CRABTREE 10399 AVE. 4-E (602) 726-5790 YUMA, ARIZONA Good Luck and Congratulations Class of “77” • LEVIS • ARROW 8. MILLER SHIRTS '• STETSON HATS - Straw 8. Felt. 1 336-A 4th AVENUE 783 3947 Compliments WATCH HOSPITAL 1325 4th Ave. Yuma, AZ Ads 103 Bearing and Power Transmission Specialists luna. W BEARING SUPPLY CO. Dick Zimmerman Phone Jerry Casey 782-4719 parts, accessories and high performance parts for all cars and dune buggies imported. 880 4th Ave. Yuma, Ariz. Phone 782-1833 PHONE BUS. AND RES. (602) 782-4432 6 DAYS A WEEK 24 HOUR SERVICE FURNITURE CARPETS COLE MACHINERY BUY - SELL - TRADE ALL MAKES AND MODELS FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT “USED PARTS A SPECIALTY” THURMAN COLE 100 W. 18th ST. OWNER YUMA, ARIZONA 85364 Congratulations from TRAILS END take out food phone- 785-9900 Ave. 29 E. and Ariz. Wellton, Az. DAVID’S FINE FURNITURE 816 S. 4th AVE. - PH. 783-8821 YUMA, ARIZONA APPLIANCES DRAPES WILDA’S BEAUTY SALON (Wilda Hastin) 313 Catalina Drive Yuma, Arizona 344-1234 104 Ads VALLEY SEED COMPANY Two locations to serve you better Roll, AZ Yuma, AZ 785-4221 344-1885 MESA SPORT SHOP Supplying Yuma County for over 24 years with a complete line of quality sporting goods. Remember: “It pays to play.” 1152 4th Ave. c3(22, 783-3850 Compliments FRED W. HOFFMEYER Branch Manager Imperial-Yuma Production Credit Association O’MALLEY BUILDING MATERIALS P.O. Box 472 550 8th Street Yuma, Arizona 85364 Phone: 783-8333 Robert Ramsey Manager Telephone (602) 344-3200 Yuma Branch 2490 Fifth Avenue Yuma, Arizona Congratulations, Seniors J. L. COLEMAN Union Oil Co. Distributor Ph. 785-4914 Full Line Sporting Goods with western wear to boot. Southgate Mall Ph. 344-1360 WESTERN FASHIONS 807 4th Ave. Yuma, Ariz. DANA Pontiac - Buick 276 So. Orange Ave. Yuma, Arizona 85364 Business Phone 782-3891 Ads 105 ------------------- We go out of our way for you. Valley National Bank upr FAMILY DEPT. STORE 2840 S. 4th Ave. Yuma, Az. Where you can shop Brand names for the entire family Phone 344-2051 Four convenient offices to serve you: Main at 1st., Yuma 4th Ave. at 16th St., Yuma Yuma West San Luis, Ariz. 106 Ads LEE’S CYCLE 661 18th Ave. Schwinn 10-speeds in stock, bikes for college students available at LEE’S CYCLE. Congratulations Seniors 783-6986 Yuma, AZ Why Buy From Mary?? Because her location means low overhead and low prices on quality reservation jewelry. MARQUIS INDIAN ARTS 330 Main St. - Downtown Mall Mary Marquis FIFE AND WIFE GARDEN CENTER 200 E. 16th Street, Bob and Jeannette Kennerly Owners Bus.: 783-7053 Res.: 782-4272 Yuma ANTHONY’S Yuma-Mesa Center 4th Ave. 16th St. Open Sundays 12 to 5, Weekdays 9 to 8 B M Lumber DOUG JOANN MORRIS P.O. BOX 577 CENTER OAKLAND 785-3301 WELLTON, ARIZONA 85356 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors We hope you do well in your future life. Ads 107 OTHER PLACE Dfcco Express Sweet Dream Waterbeds Alamo Bar and Restaurant Chaparral Travel Service Uptown - Yuma Mesa Drug Sun Graphics Kentucky Fried Chicken Wilson Uniforms One Hour Martinizing NB Realty Construction The Yuma Daily Sun Araby Pottery Bishop Glass Co. Mr. Mrs. John Smith Family Viking Sewing Machines Adams Health Food Center Beeler Equipment Inc. Harley Katy Bridger Campbells Auto Service Karen Carroll Ron Frans Family Gartland Jewelers Mr. S. R. Grande ABC Kiddie Shop Fifth Avenue Paint and Glass Ropers Pet Grooming Service Gene Ruck Associates Dee Schwartz Family 108 Ads Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation System Wellton, Arizona Phone § 785-3351 V %r • � m W Ada 109 . WALSWORTH Marceline. Mo.. U.S.A. V£-5-g«g