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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.
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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
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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
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