Buckeye Union High School - Falcon Yearbook (Buckeye, AZ)
- Class of 1967
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Today we are surrounded by art - it affects our buildings, our homes, our dress, our ev- eryday life . . . letis take a look as we view the 1966-67 school year thru the eyes of the artists . . . P:1nnini's ROMAN PICTURE GALLERY DEDICATEE .... FACULTY .... SENIORS .... JUNIORS ...... SOPHOMORES. . . FRESHMEN .... A!! Ss 23 AGUA FRIA 23 WOMENS BAR B 0 Ji i 44 k X 4 I v --.... ,-wwf-, ,aff Man should not paint or carve anything except what he can see around him, so that God's majesty may not be cor- rupted by RII1I1lSICS,, wrote john Calvin. So it was that the Dutch painters turned to the objects of the world around them. Portraits of individuals and of assembled guild mem- bers were very popular and Rembrandt became the great- est portrait artist of the Ba- roque North. His Rlces do not seem complacentg they are men troubled and saddened by ex- perience . . . so are the Rtces of our school board members today, for on their shoulders rest the heavy burden of the education of the young people ofthecommunity. TI-IE SAMPLING OFFICIALS OF THE DRAPIERS' GUILD - Rembrandt l6'mrd af Edumfivlfz Smn11'ing.' Paul Pierce, Presidentg Sam Cambron, Memberg Siilings Murray johnson, Member: Sam Richardson, Clerkg Charles Youngker, Member QL T .5 K..- I .I 1- uk '41Q' i x 41' , . ,th ts-F, ,qi fx ft., , . M, . 4 3.1 Q QQ il X 'N-rf' J n -1 xnslw- l Xlwl' PATRONS OF THE ARTS . . In 1515 Francis I came to the throne of unified France, Under him the fortified medieval castles were expanded into great chateaux, and new ones were built for the multiplying members of the court, Leo- nardo da Vinci worked for him. designing archi- tecture, fountains, costumes, and other objects, ln comparison, since Mr. McNabb came to the Buckeye Union High School District our school has also ex- panded. The school has been almost completely re- modeled. The C building, Snack liar, Hawks Haven, the Educational Materials Center have been built. y Also, land has been acquired for further expansion in order to provide a modern school for the community. New courses have been added, and like Francis l who was a cultivator of' the arts, has been tluite interested in the art program of our school. Sup rinfendmf 6715 fer D. Mc abil -si. 'fffffgi 7'2E'if?Q'Ff1 is ' 3 ' aff' iff 3 s 323 ' sa K 1 x ' 'QI' Lfwmzrdrf D Mimi? Mona Zi zz and Kuckege lluizm flzylz Schorfl 19 Irene Makin fx t A portrait may gain :ittention by being eztlletl at master- pieceu. by being stolen and heltl for reszile or by having at moustache painted on it. All of this hgis hgippenetl to the Mona Liszt, :mtl much more. The figure is CVlllCI1L'COlil.COIlLll tlo dn Vinei's stutly ofginittomy, psychology, weight :intl hill- :mee of forms :intl optics. Mrs. Makin, on the other hzmtl has not gone thru romantic xtntl zttlventurous life ol' the Mona Lisa, such :is being stolen or re-soltl but we tlo recognize the lllfl that she is L1 study oftlepentlztbility. tonseientousness, un- tlerstz1ntling,ete.g and though she tloes not possess the myste- rious alntl enchanting smile of the Mona Liszt we erin :intl tlo appreciate Mrs. M11kin's smile more regulily. Yr: 73- '-fc, me 4 V I if ,Mn Scferrfi Myers Princzpal Although we do not see the tizice ot' That Gentleman, the farce is :is surely felt as the leather of the shoes, the scaling paint of the chair, or the metallic gleam of the scissors. The rerility of the mootl takes precedent over the usual clominri- tion ofthe painting hy the portrziyzil ot' 11 fzice. XY!ith Mr. Myers we have seen the farce and perhaps in some czrses have felt the leather of the shoesf Seriously, we he- lieve that in the year Mr. Myers has heen here we have felt his LlIlLlCIASI1lIlllll1KQ per- sonality and his determination to let us know that the welt-are of the stuclents is his main objective. Andrew Wfyeth, the 2l1'flSfOl'HH'ldll11f Gentleman consirlers that comparisons and contrasts in textures give the illusion oflight while Mr, Myers believes that the light ot' eclucntion czin only be Acquired thru hrircl work and stu- clious effort. We see the issues of life quite simply, even though in themselves they are not simple. No doubt, at one time, the portrayal of Low life, such as this Murillo, gave pleasure to the nobility because it also gave a sense of superiority . . . a sense of the power of wealth. Mr. Glur and Mr. Smith appreci- ate this painting for they thru their experi- ence do not see life as simple. Illiteracy is a thing of the past and one of their objectives is to guide every student into the proper edu- cational program which in the end will give pleasure to the individual and to the world. E715 601114 elm' YOUNG BEGGAR by Murillo GLEN SMITH P ff f JOHN GLUR s abfx it MARY JANE HARDIESTY XWO YOUNG GIRLS by ligon Schiele These two children are among the c11lmerpresent1i- tions which Egon Schiele produced during his brief life. There is 11 sureness in the line although the two little girls sit nervously together . . . almost ns if' they were afraid the space outside were not made to move in. There is 21 need for distortion: it is ns if the distor- tion were arising from 11 wordless inner experience. Speaking ofexperience the two secretaries Mrs, Hurd- esty and Mrs. Turner are two busy people in the school. Everyday the office is running over with activ- ity and it is up to these two people to see that ull runs smooth. No wonder they sit nervously together! ARLYENIE TURNER fi 9 114 I 'I DAL GH I FRS Oi REVOI UTIOIN brunt Wfoml PASMON Ol' SAQQO AND VAW71'TIl Shnlm I BOBBIE MENDENHALL Girls' Physical Education LINDA ANDERSON junior English AUDRE CHAPMAN Senior English ,- .f. W --I Mp. -1, ii , 6 1 I A QM.. 4 lx I x GXVEN OVUIENS Girls' Pliysiuanl liclucntion LIENARD AGEE Social Studies fl? 'Q-is I s 7 JERRY CONNER EDITH MAE CHRISTIAN Freshman English Frcshmzm English CLIFTON NEWBERRY Social Studies 'fn' 5- xv MARY KING Sophomore English s, 3 MARY ELLEN MUNN Speech CLARENCE CAMPBELL Social Studies JIM GROSBACH Sophomore English ln A fs PAT EVANS Spanish ull' nl- ' K! X , il ll ROGER TOMLINSON Boys' Physical Education :Sf -grgfiiij f i 1 ,I xg,- '4- ,,, if PI-Ill. RAMSEY Boys' Physical Education BOB ROBERTS Government YJ ll -IAMIZS DITZLIER INILIIIICITILIUCS I 'Vx - 77 N XVILLIAM OLSIEN AfLlIhL'lU.ll'iL'h BURTON TI NGLI Mathematics .. v 'Y 2 x 1 '45-qv 5 A s + A LARRY LEWIS ROY CLARK Wood Shop Agriculture X qwnq .JN ' . X A ,J YK,--5 Ffikvx r-ea-lf H. M. STEWART JERRY PREAS Agriculture Auto Mechanics LILLIAN HANSON Home Economics 2? FAYE BRITTENHAM Business Iiducnition VERDELI. JACKSON Business Education JIM STEVENS Business Education fa L v .. tt . .L 'hy 'wr Y XYZ? '95 A EDDIE AIHABISCA DON KEPLER ,JACK SXVIZENEY Art Music Blind .,.t jk'-.gs has vs MA REA WOOD Library JUNE KAISER Audio-Visual THELMA BUTLER CAROL AVIZY Librgzry Assistant Audio-Visual Assistant W milf' I' 1 -1 . X Sn. x51 4. A - 3 L A I Head Qusrodmn DICK COLVILLE MRS. 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'ax ,vw ,,..-no-f' q 3 THE CORONATION OF NAPOLEON hy David In 1804 Napoleon took the crown from the Pope and crowned himsclf Emperor of the Republic of France :incl Josephine Empress. On june 1967 the Seniors receive their diplomas as the crowning glory of' their high school careers. af .J- 6 It rf'- Qz, mrh, DAVID ADAMS Good Vibrations Ain'i l7r.1fl.m1iu1 I no wav? X 5 ir' '1:',Ll-- .uf i gr xx-Q Rox' ALCoRTA XValk away Rance Time waits for no ons. z-Iwfly SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Tarry Groves ALLYSGN BIZLOAI Lady blanc All pcoplc smile in thc same language. 1.43511 Smiffizrj' MARY ISIZRRIELEZ Born Ifrccu Lcfs laugh! Cfvrif IIRIXIIZ IIULEN Henry 'lihc VIII I am Think bclorc you do? Cbflzjqif GARY ISOST Doo-XVal1-Diddy It's my lifbl I511,rimii'.i KEN BULITER Fortunc Teller Polircncss goes far! IJNIYIIM' LONNY CARMICHAIEL Right oi' Wfrong Man has his willY Crfllqqif RUSSELL ALLEN SUSAN ALMIENDARI I Tijuana Brass Coming on Strong Vcni, Vicli, Vici Smile once in a while Mi11i,i1r'y good for you, Olffilqz' -uv-x QQ! wr- Jw '95 4--x SHIRLEY ARTISR MOLLII2 ARVIZO U, I. jot At'tifIcig1l Rose Wfoultl you lx-lit-vc? Success is not l1.ll'Lll .Yfllhlf llnflff' lluuflf Is EXIF 411 ELEANOR ASSELIN Elc::mor Rigby Sparc the rod. spoil the chilnlf Sim w nfm SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Sztnclrn Hinklc DAVID BITTICK XVincl1cstur cILlfllCLlI'LllU Wforlc gtwny bo rccloml A mu' LIEROY BLACK You'vc lust that loving tbclingw You ugm't win them zlllf Collqqr DIANE BROXVN Blue Navy Blue It is HOF how long but how well wc livcf Bt'cII1fft'f4Ill DON BROXVN Mellow Yellow Stop :tml look :around youf Ilqeffhl' GARRIZTT CHRISTIAN Cherish Clean? Lbllqqt- JO ANN CI-IRONISTIZR Coming on strong Clothes do DOI make thc mlm? Num' MARGARET BAXTER Born gt woman XVomlcrs tmcwx' ccztscl .S1'.1r11.ttr'm no if IIRIINUA COATIIS I w.uir ro lx free NVQ-ll, tligit's lite? I 74 rrmzfrzr RONALD COLEMAN I'm ii believer Look :it yourself! I llIll'L'L'ftA'd SENIOR CLASS SIECRIETAR Y Sus.in Almemlgiriz . f IQNIMA DIZ LA PLNA mg Deal Look lor rlie Iigliri zlrm' TIM DVO-IACK I wgiur to Ive free Your time is your own! Xiziii AIIIITIT IIHLERS You keep me ligiuging on Look over your mlioulnlerf lf'114f4'4'iffc'd DIELBERT IELINIS Sugar Town Smile :mil the worlcl smiles with you! Air Fam' GEORGE IIISHIIR W1ilk IINVLIY Renee Make liar while the sun sliinesf Collqgr IERLINDA IILORIES XVIigir :im I doing here All is well il' you nlo your IHLIFII limnliriinz JAY COOK WII.I.IE COOPER Crying Time You'll lose gi preeious Tomorrow may be rlie nlgiyl love Tidy Selma! You Qui make it if you try! JIM lwllfi 'U' , ,-- 'I ' ,1 li i-.,.f I QI. '?r'x 'Uk 'H-...., PWS 'wg RUBEN CORONIEI. DAVID CROSS Cugimlo ciiliciuii cl Sol I.zuly Godiva Study toiliy. liyc tomorrow! Go wcll lucliorc your Iff4'i'l7'1lIlf4'i' fbllowmcnf Wil T S-gg 'hwy MAX CfI'liI.I.AR I5luclwci'ry Hill Do unto otliurs pls you woulil ligiyc rlicm ilo uuro you ,lliifmm SENIOR CLASS TREASURER Clicri Hmscn DICK EASTMAN Poor side of town Don't lct tlic grass grow undcr your fccrl Agrimftmi' GAYLE ECKLEISERRY Memphis Tcnnussuc This is truuf Cfalfqqu EDDIE FISHER I.1icly jane Think! Air Fomf CHARLES EOLKNER Satisfied Mind This is fiilscf Mizliitrjy SHEILA FRANCES Only for rlic young Lilb is to bc livcilf Coffqgi l,. -Il'Dl'I'H DIZIES Poor siilc of town iugli Lllhl lm merry Ufilllrfllzfqqy I I i Xl xg QN- A 5 MARY GARZA 'Tfliiipel of Love l wztnt to be free Prpietiue makes perlecrl Spank if you have some- limlzlirfuzl thing to say! I Jfrwjlllzlll f Ffafii fx .-we 4- , J I l'loinet'oming Queen Dizinnit Ricliimlsoii :mtl Homecoming King Everett l'l1lYLlL'Il 115 . 41- x mf' MARK GASTON XVANDA GIBSON Nowhere to run Silence is golden! Sefrefmj' CHERI HANSEN End of the Worlcl The grcitest gift to mini is love? Colligo IZVERETT HAYDEN Cry your eyes out Live your life fullf flfffflll' Pilo! SANDRA HINKLE Never walk alone Live with 11 purpose? Clllftgb' Q KATHERINE GORDON Almost Perstiiitletl Think before you spe ik Hznimaiii' C,?1fA'gv - K XV, . in L R 'fv- , ,- ,Y---4 -IAN GRIFFIN Riglir ni' XVmng Xvlmcrc tliL'i'c's .i will zlicifs .i w.ii'f Si. 111.1141 TARRY GROVIIS OSCAR GUIERRA DAVID IIFXHIN I WAHI YU IHC Yiwu Poor Siclv nf' town Lim min in Clirlm A thing is important it' Think not of yourself. hut Look .iliuiilf unc thinks it is iinpormnrf Ckzllagf The Honifcoining King .ind Quccn with thcii' gitrcncliints Stcpliginic Mzirtnri. Brucc Bula-n. Susan Almciuliiriz. Anil Tiirry Groves. KAREN HANSIZN Yesterday Bc cliccrliil not tcirtiilf I foffzyz' JAMES HAZIZIKVOOD Crying rims Buys will hc hoysf Rizmlfizllq REX H I NSIMIAXV Pri'-iIIi'rf ot' orhcrsf I7nqfl,r111i111 K ,lfffztgfc 'llhc Honicumiing Ilinnc 'IN ,x IIRIIC I HOI I OXVAY 'NIIIxI' ,IUHNSON DIANNI' JOLLY I Hllllllg Xnllow rosa of Tous And I lou hcr Honnmming Coronation Ccrnmon lu JILL KING XVI1crc have :ill thc Howcrs gone A smile is like sunshine! 'I l'm'f1z'r' ROGIZR LIIMING U96 IIQLZIFSU Dorff Hght it? Air I'm'w I'I0lTILLOI'I'llI'l1, Pluck YI I PHANII MAR I ORI Coming on strong, It is not how long, but how vnu Iivn fir! Imzlnr STIEPHIEN KIZCK DIEIDRI2 KIELLOGG MARK KEMP IZRVIN IxlNl Linh- Rui Riding Hood Clin-i'ish If l w.is gi CLIFPCIIICIN 1 IWIIIIL 1311!-1'11Uii All plcisurc is bound Nor by :hc boi' but lui' up in pain? thc mginf lfIItQfIlz'i'I' Lim' Ktg-vqpqv 'X 6 WT Q Q13 5. ik ,- Y 0 f' J' .' A Footlxill Tcgim SUZANNIE KRITIER Climb cvcry Mounuini' Liatcn to :advice it may do you good? Nu willy Pom Pons dccomtc throne LINDELL MANDRIZLL I wpint to bc tice School is gi iicccssitv ' ' i I I i i 1 t ' -4' T ,Q , L .s.....m 1 1 ' ' .- 5w'1'n'r x' 1 5 Yi N .-1,-. Q ED Gb Band lciicis thc 1 Pzimdcf XVESLEY MIGLIO Gloria A penny saved is gi pcmiy cgirnuif !fft'Lill'li'liilIl Xjs I ,TJ Q , f, .. fum li iw I In . , I b -r N b I f Qlbh -',.:,, 5 ' 4 ,.Q '3 Q, Y: ,W I i O ,Tx ilu-. 35- EUNICE MOODY FLOYD MOSLEY CHARLES NELSON Crying time RnmbIin Rose ttwlllif to bc free 'I'h11t's the way it goes! None Ain'r no big thing! Smwtrzrjy Iron Worker Nnzy 'Till' DEBBIE NORRIS Chcrish Learn by doing? Caffqge 0 I 'lT '.1'jX' 'S ILO fi' ii fx 15 ff' S g,,, if . xg LINDA I-'A'I I4IiRSON TONY PIZRIEZ -IANIE PHARR Gnd only knows u'IAIIULlI'I1l Taxi HCIICTISIIN ,IILIICCS nlql kinds! Prcpzut Ihr your future! Hope Ihr thc bcstf Aimfvfizlg Uzldnidwl Cf0ffr'yc' DORIS POXVIERS Ringn's pI'IICH1Cu Travel Hgrppyf I Iwmf Ifumrmm ,I 4 Vw, fs.. LARRY UGI.Ii'I'RIfIi GABBY ORTIEGA LARRY OXWENS KEN PADDACK Strangers in thc Night Hhldy' Jllllfii Th:n's lift If I WL-rc .1 giirpcnrcr' 14,141 Livc and ICLIFIII Arwly 'Iinnfif Xilmnl Colffgif I X I we I Don'r step on hor row Mike? Spiders weaving webs! L,-.. Y .n s' . IF, guiisxx . I .iglllax 73'-I-I LINDA I7RIiSI.IiY FRANCIS PURVIS ,IAYNE REED MARTHA REYNOLDS Thcsc boots gm- rn.uIu I gut cvcrytliing I noni UCIICYISIIN l,ct it IX' mc for walking You gm mgykq if if you fry! Live Lind ICI livcf C:1n'r win IIICIN QIIII 'lilifflwlli Offrmfur AiL't'l2'fillj' Coffigif Rmjrliwzzil Q mi Wa 2 1 I if ,N 49 f Y! - ' I BOB RICHARDSON DIANNA RICHARDSON INIIKE ROARK FRANKLIN ROBIIRT5 I ncvcr walk alone Only you Psychotic rulctionn lm YOUY PUPPCIU Tlmfg hqyw lim lull lmlmgqgf Ir mnrrcrs not how you Ir's not thc full that ll- H0lll will YUSI ll'Ul1 C,ll1ffl'tQl' nlic but how you livcl hurts it's thc sudden stop! will YOU Coffqge Wm! Pohl! CUUQQL' ROBERT SAIDE L.m rr.un ro Chrksullc Life is what you make it! ' 5 I SPV! Pre- Mez! Q . SALLIE SCOTT This boy' rocluy what you c1m'r do tomorrow! Nlzmizlg VIRGIL SHAMBLIN College l l This is fun! I KEN SMITH , 96 Tc:1rs Don'r Hgh: it! .rl Sw'z'in'e' DENNIS SPEERS I mfnfl rj' -gg Q Chow tlmcf 99'- f'5 QUENTIN TINGLE Houston Stick to your guns? Cllllfllfj' - - Tw- - 'ww- .,.,M, -- 1 f .,, . WW . - in iii? '- ' ' Q ' Wi lx SHERI TOBIN Cherish Faith, people and smiles Miikc life worth living? Cullqqef X 'Ae M 63,4 X 'FR I,..'x SHARON TURNER Cherish Livr: todxyl D Locker Girl of thc wack! I TERRY VOGT 'Yellow submarine . Boys will bc boys! , Caffqgw '1 RICHARD XVAGNER Road to Rand All that glitters is not gold! Colfqqe TRUDY XVELLS XX!ithout it song Beuutifian XVILLIAM WHITE Last date Believe in yoursclfl Coffqge' Hc czimt nlivcl BARBARA XVILT Born lirccu Don'r frown. smilcf Cdffigt' CHESTER XVORTHAM M ifmr rjy Playboy? X ax P ? I VIVIAN TURNER I'll tell thc world This is trucl 'llfizflwr' Q X 5 .MX fn.. 'C I s A x .-f' . x mi . -. X Lf N ,4- 4 'QM SANDRA ROBERTS Norwegian XVoocl Happiness is a lifetime Occurmtion! SL't'l't'lu'!7' A x'-sv fm NX L! SUSAN ROBERTS Fee Fee the Flea You can be happy! I31zsir1e.r.r Cbllege 'Wm 5 6 JOHN ROGERS Louie Louie Tfazle Sflmol I just love the Bobbsey Twins. TERRY SCHMIDT Coming on strong Live and let live! Bllllnffj College DEBBIE SCHULDT Smiley SETVEIJIYJ' IVIARGARET SILLS College' I prefer julius Caesar myself! BOBBY SKAGGS XVinchester C11Il1Clll'Qllu Put forth your best effort to he 11 success! College' SUE ANN STEVENSON Missing you Things never are as lmcl as they may seem! Bcaulifian ELIZABETH STONE Cherish Life is what you make it! Cbllege Stronger than dirt l i l l E? DOROTHY ROER Callqge MARILYN SXVlNDl.E Once ll clay Wfnrrics Qin bc nvcrqomel .Yt'H2'filf 1' Egg Fou Young Brcgilcliist of Cligunpionu CASEY URXVILLER Good Vilargirionsu Success in life is ll nice ilplllwl rimel Collage' JOHN VAN LANDINGHAM Sherry Bc strong .is .in oak! Cfrlffiynf Boolcie! EZERLINE WATKINS NADINE WATKINS Hanging up my heart All is fair in love and war! Seavurren ve ANN XVILCOX An empty glass Bc an individual! Commerrial Arr!!! GARY WILLIAMS Snoopy and the Red Baron Be brave! Callege Would you mthcr h1ve gin? 2 KS Q' A 3 A Wx f mn mr ,, . ,L up 45 '41 Ji ,-S Q Q 'f I ,. 's Sv jun br The height of the school's social activities is the An- nual junior-Senior Prom and this year the theme was Paris. Renoir's Le Moulin de la Galette was the inspira- tion for their theme. sx lilgmkcmhip, K.u'cn liolnlcn, Bcity Iiuulmv. D.1x'uI linyni, Tim lirmlic, f:l1.lI'lL'N xl ADQWK vi' ix XXX 1 E x l X 1 Aikcns.j11nicc Amnlvisca, Armidn Anderson. 'lim Barron, Morgan Bclont, Carol Bmw n, Kay fi. 15.1 42 0 , . 'T'? . Nl' lv 15 49 Q- . ,.. Bu lfcr, Gordon Butler, Lcslic J 'Strtrx 3- r Hx ' x ,Mn -IUNIOR CLASS PRIESIDENI' Gcorgc Sicf'tL'rt . M... ,, n W ti Nw.. pu-4 TN Q 1415- X-v ' 1 .K 75. -.4 Y K -..1a f,4,,46 ' Q 5 9 ,. .. , Cannon. 1211.1 AILIC Cg1r.1t.1chm, D.1nicl C.1r41rg1d1m, Linda fl1rm1istc'l',.Indy Clnrk. Ilmuml Cfokcr, Terry funk, Ililllll pd 9, 'V' 9 1 .lu V. I I ' il in f J ,V , if n ' df . t 1. t K' Y- ' W E 5 k Q?--w t - K . Couch, Susan Cucvas, Robert Darling. Diane Dcnning, Linda Drcw, Don Nc. 1 -x Q X.. I J ix Favpr. Edie Folkncr, Ronald Forncs, Suzanne on -.. -4 'K 3 5 r.. , .,,,, Q, , .41 JUNIOR LLASS VIU: PRIzbIDIzNT Frakcr, Martha Rlmdi' ESWS Gamiara, Richard Garcia. Kathy Grijalva. Richard l'lai'ilcsty, lillcn Francis, Ted Galpin, Kathi ii 1- ' x Drcw. John Iiclicvcrria, Joi' ling, llacqiic IiI'iCi'iSOI1, Jody Iisrcs, Randy Wx xx, I I I ,iw xv 'Cb 'il ir- -if , 4-34 .6 wi- Qg ' ,zv0'w2Nf K Q ' ,Y ws, , 1 5 A- firzzrx Iiiiggiiis, Mikc laurel, Ncllic Iuhnson. Kevin Judd, Marsha Kglnriuims, ,Indy '15 Harper, Jerry Hurt, Vicky Hopkins, Suszin House. Kenneth Howe, Divirl Kcipcr, Bill Kcmp, Marr King, Janice JUNIOR CLASS SECRETARY Igmc, Wfcslcy Shirley Reynolds 0--+-. A as , lx 'IS Lcrmzl. Rzimonn Long, Pin ln.. Lugo, Hcrmininl Lugo, Roy Lynn, Willizlrii Mclfmc, Paulette ,.--v 1 Yi it-' McCrnc, XVcndcll McClny, Doug Marsden, Wfgxdc Martin, Steve hI11I'fiI1C7, Cruz F aa.. , . asf iv'-f 1 X ' 4 nm. av'-g xx. ,,. bf Poole, 'Indy Porter, Alberta Prvsmn, Karen Reynolds, Shirley N if .. Qs Mglrrori, lfrul ALISIIITLIYII. Clmrlcs Nay, Ann Menus, NCVZI Montgomery, Vnngic X Rogers, lizirhiirgi Sgiirie, Yasmin Sxunzirripgi, Timoteil Scliuldt, Braid Schroder, Henrietta if N Q'--v' C Q 1,7 , 1 Xt, AK 51 9. Scirs, jack Serngi, Herman Shepard, Stephen L 4--vi. .r.,. auf ,' .ly uh NW . .emvfswi The Sxindinenf ii M . ,,....,,.,, F 1 ! 2 W Q 5 I egg, AK, 1 s 1 Homecoming Float ..,.. .., A 'vw Robbins, Dwnin Robinson, Jeanette Rodgers, Sally Rmlriquez, George Roer, Betty QFD- fv, 'V '1 1 f Sicffert, George Sills, jo Slusher. Sanclrzi L Smith, Helen Smith, -jim Spcers, Thelma Stanley, Greg ,J Stcplicns, Russcll Stonc, Linda Stranilcr. Bob Sylvi-srcr, Pamcla 'l'lici'ricn. Stcvc Y, TG, T-Q. 'K' r ,iii x L. few' Q Xwilliams. Miko Xllfingticlil. Shawn XViscliincycr, .john XWoi'nii'k, Barbara Ag h in X L NK ,fi- PQ' X I 1' x e ra if v 1 Q., It V lu I C. MQ FNB ,,:1, N Vargas, Delia Villa, Dicky Wlcsr. Hazel Wlictrcli. Tony Wilcivs, Vickie Wfilliams, Karcn Joan The Twistcrn f is 3 lil llll 'Q I 'any 1 Q f L, T? ,l4llUl11P5UIl. Susan ,l'I'L'glllW0lil, Clicryl Turm-i', Diana Valclw, Mary Vanlanilingliam, I 98 YI -1-' Yami. llccky Yancv, Samly Ylwarra. Angic Yivung, Samlra Younqkci' john ..- kw X N X 4 . Il yi' -aug.. t ,.-..-eq 'n 4' T 'UP -at ff WJ4 ' U 4 X I f X 1 b V Everybody loves a clown, especially the Sophomores. Up Paul Cezanne,s Shrdve Tuesday was their choice to better characterize their class. .x ID I D W X . Y 1 lv , . Arrer, Eddie Bailey, Edirh Bnlmes, Carrol Benedict, Douglas Black, David L I 7 ., 1 A fi:--v' 3 Q, Q--3 QW , i,., E all V , R A ' F 2 xx 5 N A a i ll 5, . ,. ' 'f 5 ' E. Wi! 4 A I . -f 7 ex: r . , 4: 1 3 Z iii S ' ft 'ix-X' ' Boldcn, Brenda V id 'L Bowers Marsha 4? Burnett Billie 'L 7 SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Connie Hlnkle ie- v-fr if I. 'I 0 brand Lain Mitchell Clmbron Simmy -n. Abcls, Dunne Amziluisczi, Terri Andrews, jack Anderson, Teri Arambel, Marty A , o . , y X I , W -W , fs.-.,, H g - , 1 Wt r Clmeron RODCIII Cmru Fred Cintu ost Chimblec Dennis 'Civ 'Sha' L. fl f ' ' if -ff vt, I L , A A1 . 1 ,.- Q 3 i U. es i ls. Q In . C2llVCff, I X ' -D24 A V - S 1 . A X A . , ,. , ,, , , I W 4' T-'L-ff 'X A - J - . ,f.gy5g 1 '- A f , ' 'A 'il V .s x - Y ' ' . in ii A i ff iQ D . A , , S - ' i . . P ' 1 B is see s W Z V , x if Q.,- Charlez, Mike Clopton, James Cook, Rose Copeland, Dan Cramp, Tom lfrQ, :G K I 8- , ' Q Q.,-f 5' f 1.- P, I 1 E K Ani K 01 1 , i J Q-.K X5x I' -Q , 1 , X , me SK f,. I W '- ' Q'-1 F ,aw , . 'I Q.. Dunning, Brenda E T X ! Eastman, Willinim Eng. Edwin Eng, Glenn Erickson, Lee Esquivel, Irene Estes, Gary as ' f sf ' 5 K9 i X 5 1 5 wk., v x. X! I I I7 'fl fig, l T, ' . Den ms, Angle DeShazo, Howard Dickerson, Judy A v Y SOPHOMORE CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Brenda Bolen 8 , 'R 4-'v 'Q 7 U' via' E X Y, E Q in ' ff K i is v ,is- ini., gn.. 1 l l'x ll: ff 4 1 ff- 'K Davis, Mollie Davis, Pamela Dawkins, Kathryr Dain, Siouxan Delmar, Stephen 2.7 J Garcia, janic Garza, lilizaluctli Gaunr, David Grijalva, Albert Hansen, Dale af, ' ' 1.. 5. 5 av tif Li! x ,Aff maxi I I - Hansen, anicc L Q wi Hardison, jack mf H ' K Hcflcy, Nancy , .fb 1 i n ' 15-Q-. -' 1, 'Sliftl SOPHOMORE CLASS SECRETARY Julia Tryon 5 if A f 3 gl V ,-,. My 'vb , L Fargo, Dclrosc Fowler, Mary Gable, Larry Galindo, Petr: Garcia, Crispina 1, f fl ,191 -gg . -rs, K 1 X. f' 1 I V ' I f fi., 43 'Nh 9' T' .L . , -. - :Y vw do I 4 'O Qu Hen dcrson, ,Icancttc ' ' x W rr vt., Q , . Y I Hill, Beverly Hinklc, Conn ic Hinldc, Lyle Howe, Ronald Hull, Dustin jameson, Elwanda Q5 ffl' 93 3 -4 - . ,. -.Q 1 Yr. 4 I L -4 X ' 5 LQ 5 ' , 'If i -N 1 e C , i H 1 1 Iolm, Kglrllv Ioncs, Kelly Karr, Vnlnric Knrstcttcr, VUZIYIIC Kcllums, Buddy 'Ir- Mclton. nm Millcr. Plmdl Mills, Elwood McBride bhlrlu , NE N 4'-4 I Eff rj ' -ff '-by Ncusclmwantlcr, Lyn ,J Nordcnburg, Stcvc Nordman, Brenda Norris, Pat Odom, ,jesse . ' '94 i 'f J 1,-M K it ' arf P fa Q' pi i t if A.. 1 v I lx Q27 fn' si' 'nog' 5' .aw 1'- nf, 53, . A K ,VX Parker Arlcnc I 5' Parker, Charlotte Parker Debbie :-,ri .ia 3' i You do! A . .-1: p 4, 'P Pm Ups! . fo Nix it 4 LI' Til? P what f :ilk K' 'Nr Parson Dclorcs Parson Peggy Patterson Lisa McCall, Donald McCrac, Linda McCrary, joe McGinty, Linda Narramorc, David 'vs T' ll fs. Y 7 Pctcrson D ircll Polamo ow Purvia Yvonm R mach Robert Q. ik v-A f 'K i P f' x sf if Ray, Cynthia Recd, Don Rmd. Licy Robertson, Linda Rose, james I. a'f l if ,,, 16' f5f X Us X Spire, Tori Sticrlc, Don Strundcr, Shirley Stuck, Stephen il. l 3, 0 is fi.,- g x N. fri, U- , ri.- Q ,Lv , , gA Y gf rv ',, i 4 . X14 6:.'v- 'Q sf , ' If, Xi Smith, Kelly Spirgo, Gaily Spire, Kari ...A Q ,, gf ' ' '- I fl L .V Q , l S l I A1 l 'F I 'rf XE Riysxfohn d f V, Wi, 5? ' - ' Scirc1acr,Riclmr ix L4 U ' Schulz, Cyril ' ' ' Q41 W- Scrnzis, Riclmrd , A H Sims, Mary , 4 is s . Q vii' 'iq Singleton, Susanna M :ii I X Slnuglircrujoc W' , ' ' Smith, Ccllcnc A ' A 'Rev' I N Madam Curics! vim Q M 4' .,- S l ' tj S 1 4' S g iv S ff., S 'Cf' iw-v S ff' l ,Nu V Q . 1 'in . 5,4 Y ' 'Zi x- W A I f ... .-.4-,.. ....,......,.....,.e. . .., 43. I ......,,a.,....a.......im-, -.a. ...a.........i1-...+- 'x .ln ig! is Q 4 K 2 h . , A - ,,-' 2 553 67 , i I' , vi Lv ll Tijerina, jose Tryon, julia Wagner, Steve Wilkinson, Lanny Williams, Ronny .f, ,iw 1 f vi Q i l Camera shy class! Wood, Tim Woods, Linda Worrham, Delsea xl vi ' x Y H5- 'i if 'Q' 1 . N K i Alvarez, Francisco Bolclen, Rufus Lopez, Adela Wagner, juncllcn i ' y 'ff-T-' Sylvester, jay Tedcrs, Stephen Thomas, Debra Tidwell, Larry Tiierina, Carlos ,,,,...4 Yanez, Phyliss LP .4 'W-'ff 'UA .L 1558 W S.: I v Og' V' Q Q '- EN .'o . M ' is QT v ' N- QQ! '. ' gf . Q .. S . Xe-v. u4,,,., 1-f...,,, A r 0 ' , -. ' I 'Qt X, ' -xr '. Po 6 ,II e 5' l 51. lr dl' Q., p 'Pi . , , 'Q f 1 -g, l. Ill? ya '. ,312 4- . Q.. 4' qi-j?',n ffg ' tqgflai' of ' x f 1 x 4, ' 4 , 0' 4' fl Q-f J H, va 0 ' f .? . 'Ne z-Vx f ok if 5 . I is ,GX W r-53' . . 4 r w 3- u ,A . ,., i ww. ,W . . ff, 0 'Q .ff Q W... 1 .. 1 QNX . I , . QT. . l 0? it r' : , n . ' . . . ' , ISL .5 'id 'jo ' 1 Q ' 'N I - n Q 1 s. J' a-If O '5 ' 5 2,-'U' - 04 'i , I I if .' If kt Pj .,'1.1 ' A 'f 0 1: 0 .. :A A. 41- Q , . ' I ' it tsl' xx ., v Q 0 r ' 1 ' N ', . , 4' ,, ' . . , g o -,ff 0. A 4 I 9 ' CJ' 'L 7 ,en ' ,y.- . 0 I K . Q 6 , q K -rf. '1'i . - ' IJ ' 9 ' u - 45. ' -an . 6 '-511. Q 'O s. Allison, Lee Allison, Ron 1, Alva, Patricia 16' Amermann, Laura i Anderson, john rv, .., T A . 5' al N sg ,gp .Q Asselin, Patricia Barton, Carol Barton, Danny FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT Kevin Roark -at 1- it 1 i Q m Ap'-1 ff! I A .4 W K vw'-v . 'Q if 1 ' li' Abels, Mike Z l 'x' fygx' S, Agee, Pamela y ' , Aguilar, Lupe '- A ' H ' Aguirre, Larry - I A 1, Aja, Melanie . 1 'r 'fv- CYS? Baxter, Mary Bermudez, Victor Bigelow, Tim T M xi. -.A 1. L V, .. 5 iight I s.,..-x 3 5-rs-X Yf 1- Black, Twain Bost, Richard Bowen, Richard Boyd, Patsy 1,1 'UZI7' Bravo, Elsa Brewer. Roland Bulfcr, Duane Bullock, Mark ' W w 9 in ' Q 4-Q 42. , Vxiwv .J V W ,, .2 gm, K'A, V A 55 Em: v Bu rt, blames 'ff' W 1,5 T 591111 ' .Q ' l A l l l 1 Q 1 X at ,gb E H . X , xx V D, . '.x .3 , V 1 C rg .4 ,aj X , i in 1 0 . U , -j' Q3 'P f 1 A Compton, David Compton, -Iamcs Dalton, Amucl Dllton Mtrvin Dura Anmc DL La Pcnl, Mingo Dcntpsq Evelyn -v . N ' ' , it , f'fil's ' 515, 'I ', 5'-fx ff, ,N ' LM' Clark, Wlanda Clayhorn, Richard Clopton, Cindy l FRESHMAN CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Chris Urwillcr , C59 3 .--Q iq aw Q ' vo- X I U, X Q' - ii... ,,, Q QT I 2 Burton, Roger Caratachcl, Chas. Carstcns, Pamela Chambers, Katrina Chcckctts, jolcnc ,. QW,-r England, Bonnie Estes, Ginger Estes, l.2ll'I'y Estratla, Marcus Feasel, Mary apr t X tu -s. ,. .. 9 QL 5...- 4-.......,4...-w--4' -xv V , r E , it ' 'Y-Liv n 1 fi Cb f - 1q5.,,,, 3 Feliciano, Jose Q .. Flores, Paula '- A ,, Flores, Toni W If M I 1 - +, A FRESHMAN CLASS SECRETARY Mary Baxter X ,v if A , Denning. Gary Diaz, Lupe Dickerson, lN'lari,ie Ellis, Lonnie Elmore, David ,- .4 x -- im : vw N,- Fornes, Cynthia Fornes. eff X 'H ., A rin ,S i,i,ri ,S , J fa 'MA Gallagliermjuditli ill- K Q' ,Q A' N Q DQ Gantlara, Christine Gaston, Keith Gaunt, Robert Geske, Debbie .., . ' . , , , lgj ' V, i i SIP'--v ,,7 i 'C E ' . v Q4 T if sf' I Gomez, Gregorio Gonzales, Angie Gonzales, Marin Gonzales. Ramona Grundy. Gary 1 R' 'fiinfwfi . ,4 .- R G A ffl ! All , if -hsglf 'sw la y '.',, . A VA i 1' Xllllhxlix K ,M YV. A , 1 K , Y 9 'gf 2 Hurt, Dennis . -- A A N A W Hayes. Scorr Q A 7 . GV' A Heflev, olmn . G if 'Sb QT? . J L 12 X4 ' lu J' ,, Q ,V A 'S Q Hegi, Carlton- FRESHMAN CLASS TREASURER L' YT 7 Pamela Perry Hern ke, Su sun Hernandez, Doinisio Hnllowny. Diane Huff, Jann Hull, Ergmec Isabel, Debbie , 19' Q IQ x og 'lf -MJ' Nik-bf , .U in sm. 74, , Aff x wrrv Q Hull, Michael Hnmnenmn, Joyce Hzlrclison, Danny Hnrclison, Linda Hnrkey, Harold S-fbi ,J Ulm J' W. 'T' 1 f 94324 'Y' 11 I. , ri ix - L 1' 1 r Ks, ' 'L YV . .5 me I f X J 1 E 5 3 i l m.., fggi jackson, Kathy Jernigan, Thomas john, Beverly johnson, Frankie johnson, Keith ones, Kendra ose, Delma uan, Berry uarez, Frances jurn, Carol jurn, Darol Kacer, Thomas Kantautaa, Barbara .i , if 4 I ff! ff iffy S..,f' 58 Beautiful hair by Breckl Q ' Q 0 o 1 o 'ls .,.. ,K ' V- :limi . z fhjky ,ti , Ag X .EL Kent, Roy King, Brenda Kissling, Rebecca Q 5 an ' -L in. 1 i i 1 - ' if 1 nf' Knighr, Lance Kyle, Grant klckey, Dale s l-V 5 .1 - Q. I C fl :E i X6 I' xl . Af' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Lzinticrs, David Iainc, Gary Ianford, Mike LCC, Matilda Lcrma, Danny K I Q Ma tclski, Leroy Moon, Thelma Moors, Carl Morrill, David I 1 pil Q1 - fi f 4 4 'X fa ai , i it ,rrrrr wt wiv ,DL tif? t V LTV' ti is f ' tg, ,t 63' 'Q-f ,, I 2 . 1 . ,Q rf ,y 5 , . 'Q X ' . 'S' , 5, in , 9, , is 1343.71 '1?K Phu Y i s-!f 't f .A . Mangum, Don Lugo, Janie McC1ay, Kathleen Martin, Rebecca Lcrina, Hortcnsia Lcyva, Victor Long, Ronald Looney, Steven Lopez, Rosa 19V X L, Wl1crc's the flamc? Martinez, Richard H 'IX A . Mashburn, Pat ii ,. fl A t i N -gs - ., at v. A an x g ' fi r 17' I 1 Z 'M P 9. A x , I M M J 1 1 si 1 It ,.., i I 'rfvv 4 59 Q - 4U5 QW.. .. - . hf-xwv 'i +-r' 1 1 1 rs' Q' X I W XX as , A XXL A lNltGLilAlAcy. Gary 3 M , A f 'Q lwlcKinncy. Gary f ' , - x 1 ' I M .FL,,,. l' McNalwh, Susan ' X N A W. K 7 W--' ' ,X j! Nichols, Annah sr. .,,, ,, ' A iff g V fy? 4 - A t A ' aait H 31 an ' --A Absent 1 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Morrow, Betty Mosley, Thomas Myers. Iivcrctt McGinty, .Iamcs Mciiinty, Silas l .- Nortlman, Darla Oliver Sarah Ortiz, lmalxl 115 -' Cimly clocsift go for this? Wlinlt a way to travel! xv -ww--w,.,,. . dirt.: Pablo, Dclphmc Pcrcz, David Pcrcz, Rose ' r Perry, Pamela Pharr, Roy Pickett, Darrell Plantu, Kathy Mapa milf'- Pnulv. Rigl1.u'd l'm'rcl, 'l'lm-npwlis Pl'cSlL'x', Sl1.u'on l7l'cSmn, Inri li.1r',iH', ,l.1mL's . Q ,rd 1 , ,Vx M. x ,SU 4l ' 'V ktxx., AV . idk Q svn lin: 1 .. if A . sh-, ' rw. Y x 535 'Q X 5 nt' 'Q 5 X A r 3A S.1mlc1's. Henry Snmicrs. .Icssic Snhrodcr. Clmd Schulz, Glcmla 'W' 1, yi 1 5 'Q-nf, QN7 Alai! Q .rg ,., 4 Wx .f .gt l . U., . 'fi ft:- Sxllxl. Gary Suidc, Louis S11I.1z11r, Paul all' ' 3 Rominc. Craig Rose. 5.1111 Rossfup. Wlilmn 1. . Am- ff A P , .L 4 , 'V Q A. ,XV , 1 Rllfllffr, Kathy Roni. Slmron V W Ronrk, Kevin X' Ruglrk, fN10il'Ll Row, Hill ,- W A rc they IArcmI1n1cn! bl -2. r at .f Y 4 . 1 'is 'T Q- , X N lk 'Ks 'X' y l A X Smith, Shirlee Spargo, Lyle Spire. lairi Stone. Karen A. Stone, Karen ix ., Q72 'M - .A w l Strong man? Wfrong lielcl, sir! ll lllllll . .J - - ',f.1,- Sylvester, Sue Thompson, Ida . I J . V , 'Y Thompson, Danny Q, i, 1 Qt 1 X 'D o F Scott. Nanq' Siler, Sherry . Sills. Sheila 7 Skaggs, Edgar Skaggs, Ralph 'T ff 3 ,511 Q ,II Tijcrina, Estclla Torrcz, Benito Trevino, Elizabeth ,, ff. Tryon, Kelly Turner, Margaret Turner, Mike Urwiller, Chris . M., i .T . Vulalcz. Arthur Vnlalcl. llmnk V1ll1lLlI11llI13ll1.U11, Vinl.1l. lXl.lI'lLl Vill.1. Gcm'gc Xxlll y nc lox .Wv f W ,T 9 .- K - gr if , 'Ib - r 5' A. V ,f Q I nr '- S-'13' X VS Q Q.- 'P X. 5 ' K 4 ix 97 . .i , in . ' 'U Q 15 ' . .., . R, ' L I 1 X, . 5 fax: rffgfffff. , 'L-mgaa . -'ff- ' ' :uv-,-..... ... ,gu- X'i'l1ilhitc, Llllllll --. n-,:-.....- U- ....... , .-. -., -...... no .......g 2r:: :'9r::::::::lE:::!11P1111115 -.-. . Wlmcttsmlu, Rlmml XY'hirc. Rolvcrr Wfiggixas, Dclarn Bur how high do I have to go? Ll Wu' M 1 5- . f I 1 mms. :lr cy ,J W W A' A Wfirmgllclnl. john .'lif i A , 5.5 sl L , 54' ll N N' I, ' 5 , . J 'ix f gvfx Q .2157 XVinklcr, XYILIYIIC xl 'Y f - XVm'km.m, hurry 1 ':ll , 1 I X'l31ll'f.l.BCCklC ' , Yuungkcr, Stcphcn A 4 N 2 V x A. I ' 'A . gg 1 fig f is g . x, dv- ' il ' iii, ' 1 qw E A-14, X 1 ,. Villa, Roberta Villglrcall, .Iulm Vow, Xxyllyllk' Wfgltkirms, Annu XVCSI. Troy T A1 . ,' P 3 6 r , , N , . f, V 5 i S E 5 'Qi A I-L x ..f' 'Q I nl -.1 h ' ' - X I W ' emi Mlxw '.w -,Ill '1 I I , it i sr Y , , If S x A ww, i,,, ' f . ' QEWWWJ gg 73W t 3 ,mu 5 9' ,A AL v ff , V mv .J ' X You MUST HAVE BEEN I V fs I Y ' I 7 BEAUTIFUL BABY' 1 ' X' 6 Wk xt ' fg kv 5 . K . x ' 'F ExmA-cunRx:uLAR Acrnvurlss? 264 1 ' ... . - JL 3 W4 l 'f-g Q , MARY POPPINS- '55 ' 6,3 Q . Q ff! ,Q I I ff' is . f ' Q 5 5 In 4w..iSg,,,f sm..- - -1 - X ,M- , , in Q 9: ix.. , X N. , any h 2 Q .1 .t ,Q .5 Q. ,Q Ji. - X- .. xANX.J . . .-,N Q '1-3' . .ww .g,,,, ,Q Q if Y, 8, .4 mv 'M ii, '01 ' 4..- 4 . 4 F' 'J -. ' .. . J .4 ...W-X... B 1 Wai M.wW' F, S' .nv aa , N -1 .Y . . . . Q.. 1+ .'5. '4 - - ' 3 .p' rg :emit .r,v' k wg . Y V f S Q' V Wa. .Y X. , X, Q x M N.. .31 .E ' ,g 'L Q 3 st ' ' -'Q V sf S 5 4, - M ' 9 0 ir .N X in , it , V fx :yank I Q.. In a S Q 8 ' u I W 'W' . '4 .5 3 'EAA ' w S is 1-4 ' , L - V' 3 I 9 -X lj Q Q A . l?,4 . 1 Q I . K r in Q l ', f' X ' 9 Q I X x K A ' N , 'I K X 4 X .. Q VV . S , t FL X .K ss W' i '- ,av I iw 'I is l. l W l i gi 5 In I W T 'vfvx , X ... 2 ., . I: 7 M. x 'N X sw, . H if . .tg X vt,-y . Q . t .Msg ,i ,K K K iiktgrg kV.k . STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Margaret Baxter, Treasurer, Casey Uwviller, Vice Presidentg Debby Norris, Secretary indent 601114611 The Student Council is made up of the Student Body Officers and representatives from each class and club in the school. Under I the direction ofthe Student Council Sponsors, the organization - transacts all business concerning student activities. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT MIKE ROARK .X C7 'kv- 1-5? ,N STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS LRJJ. Aikins, K, Rzitlief, K. Dawkins, E, I-I:irdesty2r1d Rowj. King, M, Baxter, C. Urwiller, D. Norris, T. Vogt VIYYIRIII1' S. Mzirtori, E. Asselin, l,. Butler, S. Young, E. Favor, R. Saide 4112 Row D. Abels, G. Villn, M. Kemp, C. Perry, R. Hinshaw Q , 16'-61116 5 Q ' A, - cs 'ffl The B-Club was organized to provide a common fellowship for all varsity lettermen at BUHS, to promote athletics, sportsmanship, school spirit. and good relations between school athletics and school academ- ics. Membership is open to those boys who have earned a varsity letter in one or more of the athletic sports at BUI-IS. PRESIDENT BRUCE BOLEN TB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer Robert Saide, Vice President james Terrells, Stu- Council Representative Mark Kemp and President Bruce Bolen , I 1 ..- ,, . . ., . Q v I 1 we ... , 4 V l O QI!-I l lil Fran! Ron' LR: D. Cross. R. Rausch,-I. Anderson, R. Saide,J. Sylvester, D. Chamblee, B. Cuevas, C. Mashhurn, R. Villa. F. Martori, G. Sieffert 21141 Roux' F. Roberts S. Keck. I.. Blacl-t, li. Skaggs, D. Narramore, B. Richardson, R. Bolden, D. Benedict, D. Urwiller, O. Berrelez, W. McCrae, ,inf Roux' I.. Ogletree, T. Groves,-J Drew, M. Kemp, Terrells. M. Kemp, Hayden, B. Bolen, I.. Gable. D. Drew, S, Shepherd ?ufurc Zfmchcr aff 5 li America li T The FTA is a project of the National Education Association and its X f affiliated state and local association. lt works to enable members to s i study and identify the qualities, traits and aptitudes which are basic or Q His 'Z 5 Q related to successful teaching, to secure accurate information on voca- h I . . . . I v - Q P tional opportunities in education and special data required to aid in , 2 S rl self-evaluation, and to participate in pre-vocational activities which are it both exploratory and developmental in nature. E l If PRESIDENT KATI-Il GALPIN I L to R SC, Representative: Jill King Secretary: Pam Sylvester Treasurer: Henrietta Schroeder Vice President: Linda Denning President: Kathi Galpin CY ,.,o , I FTA MEMBERS: Fran! Row: Pam Sylvesterujill King, Henrietta Schroder, Linda Denning, Kathi Galpin, Bark Roux' Cellene Smith, Edie Favor, Suzanne Kriter Diana Cook 68 The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils studying homemaking in High Schools. This club offers oppor- tunity forthe development of pupils initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemalcing. lt works toward better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems im- portant to home life, and sponsors group projects which are local, state, and national in scopeg it increases opportunities for development of leadership and intelligent participation. x 'L X. 1 1 PR FSlDlEN'I' SANDRA HINKLE gllfllfb' Hrfmemzzkcr fff FHA OFFICERS: Student Council Representativejanice Aikens, Parliamentarian Mary Val- dez. President Sandra Hinkle, Vice President Kay Brown, Treasurer Shawn Wfingiield, Re- porter Debbie Schuldt, Secretary Fleanor Asselin and Degrees Chairman Pam Lanford. America D, fig FHA MEMBERS: LR. K. lN1aclay,K..Iones,j. Aikens, M, Valdez, S. Hinklc, K. Brown, P. Miller, V. Karr, D. Wiggins,2z1flRnu',' B. King, D. Brown, K. Ratliff, I. Kantautas. S. Wfingiield. Y. Saide, Bzlohn, B. Martin, A, Amabisca, ,inf Roux' G. Schultz, S. Strander, P, Carstons, D, Norris, M. Baxter, S. Fornes, P. I.ani'ord, li. Hardesty,,I, Gritlin, S. Martori. S. Yanez Jil? Rout' Cjurn, l.. Preston,-J, Checketts, S. Kantautas, A. Beloat, D. Schuldt, Ii. Asselin, I.. Butler, C. Cflopton. F. Assel- in, D. Richardson, Susan Couch. 69 fl 71 as Cf , 37ufurc' Zzrmer fff America X 1 I ,e, , , , . f.-Twvy-vm-me 4 c Q rn' , , mvafvy W... .M 77... The FFA is a national organization for boys who are enrolled in voca- tional agriculture classes in high schools ofthe United States. Member- ship in this chapter are active, associate, and honorary. To be active a student must be enrolled in a class in vocational agriculture and have satisfactory and acceptable plans for a program of supervised Etrming. Weare1's ofthe blue FFA jacket can compete and participate in several different activities and contests including participation in the state fair, judging in the ASU and U of A Field Days, individual awards and scholarships. '--V FFA OFFICERS: Sentinel Kevin johnson, Treasurer Dick Eastman. Representative Adams, Secretary Ted Francis, Vice Presidentjoe Echeverria, and President Gayle I ,a-cis?-Y -vw ' ' -I 70 Future Farmers of America Members and Sponsors Mr. Roy Clark and Mr. Pete Stewart two major plays. The two major play tryouts are open to any student ill An active program is followed each year including the production of nl actors are chosen according to their ability. The first play this year was Ten Little Indians by Agatha Christie. .ev-Q s 3 if 5 3 A 5 l r 5 i g s ' - S I I 3 S 3 5 Q 5 ' TS. S Xu 6 , 3 4355 il S T PRESI DENT STIEPH EN KECK IA CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer Mollie Davis, Vice President Terry Coker President Stephen Keck P , el '- y . l MEMBERS: LR - lr! Roux' I., Presley, L. Stone,-I. Chronister. K. Stone. V, Wiletxx, P, Miller, D. Wiggins, R.jones. L. Hardison,J. Huff, K. Stone, Zml Roux' D. Turner,'l. Gordon, R. Wfhetron, B. Coates, A. Wfilcox. C. Hansen. M. Davis, K. Dawkins, R. Cameron, C.'Iurn, L. Spargo inf Roux' S. Wfagner, T. Mosely, D.jurn, K,-Iones, M. Barton, S. Keck, C. Barton, D. Compton 4112 Row: E. Eng, M. Cain, D. Stierle, B. Lyon, A. Calvert. R. Luquez, T. Coker, G. Grandy. C. Wfortham, R. Wfagner, B. Strander, D. Boone, Echeverria 7I 1 ici. .' ,.. ',. 1 .,.. Y , . 1 . , . 1 , . 1 I- 1. 'Q g Harclesty, K. Wfilliams, M. Arvizo ,Inf Roux' IZ. Favor, V. Turner, B, Roer. S. Young, S. Thompson, S. Martori 72 I I S 1 f s 1 Lfeffergirl S 5 Lettergirls is an organization composed of those girls who have re- Q' ff' t . 4. I ceived a varsity letter in Tennis, GAA, Pom Pon, and Cheerleading. I The purpose of Lettergirls is to further interest in girls athletics. The I basic duty of Lettergirls is to perform services to the school community. 2 , The girls are responsible for the upkeep of the trophy case, and assume 6 'Q the responsibility of passing out programs and ushering at the football , games. I .s 5 if-' - Q- 2 vii. X I Q, 1 i Q-J -. egg ., ,L K is -n o I w e U A ' I . iii , l sane' J l' E A V ii 1' rZ?5E i-'QU T' . 41 3 PRESIDENT SHARON TURNER A . A' ' I -. EE R' aw Min :g, .' LETTERGIRL OFFICERS: President Sharon Turner, Secretary Sheila Francis, SC Sandy Young, Treasurer Shawn Wingfield, and Vice President Dianna Richardson nv qv- T Q ' -Q ' . af Q . F R f Ixf 'F i ' -wi-A I Is Nl .I ' I W- ' . I A '7 I ID i .gi 5? 93g V , H.. MFMIIFRS IR 1ilR0u S Tobin S Turner S Francis S Wingfielcl D Richtrdson K Gilpin K BllIIlxLIISlII5 71111 Rau li dc I1 PLIII Kin ',S, Hansen E C . 3 5 QW PRESIDENT RUSSELL ALLEN l, 7' fi I -1 x ' 1 - 1' ' Ji , - , J l U un f L so 1 Q1 I' 'C lx I Vi B. I ,TTY , 1- Q , . P, b i' Lp . 5' U, Lili 1' f 'B I ' f idisifii 5 em 5 gp 5 1, - 6fl6'S 61116 v S organized under the purpose of providing an op- portunity for students of Buckeye Union High School to flj learn the rules of play, f2j compete in organized chess play, :ind Q35 enjoy the game of chess through friendly competition, The Chess Club i wifi , lm iff? I i . i l ik. Q i V , . 1. X QM mlhlihi i iqaieea --f Y' I i I . ...-.. i ll lugi CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: LR: Secretary Susan Hopkins, Vice President Dunne Abels, Pres ident Russell Allen, Treasurer Eddie Eng l T QL!! MEMBERS: Frou! Roux' Lziri Spire, Dunne Abels, Edwin Eng, 21111 Raw: Susan Hopkins, Mike Turner, David Compton, Russell Allen 73 E sl mi l it l l Q l l l J Q l . 1 T9 Y . - as,- ff I -293 + T : 'yr Q54 D . l .Q Q' 3 ' 02' 1 '- - 1 l' 'E-'S ft , . - 'lag Q . l t 'QC ,oi b ' I ,W ?1?'7: 'fli-'l.'!13: '. A PRESIDENT SHARON TURNER Z9 ,U 611111 The Pep Club is to promote the best interest in the school by stimu- lating school spirit. The duties ofthe club are to advertise the games, decorate the goal posts, and is responsible for the pep assemblies and rallies. The Pep Club is vital because of its support given the Hawks' teams. tim fi 'T S ff ' 5 Q 3 6 , I Q. I. L.-.J WET PEP CLUB OFFICERS Sgt at Arms: Sheila Francis, Secretary: Janie Pharr, President: Sharon Turner, Treas Deitlre Kellogg, Vice President: Mark Kemp. Student Council Representative: Eleanor selin MEMBERS Fflllll Ruux' M. listratla, M. Huggins. K. Tryon. I.. Black. M. Kemp. B. Bolen. L. Knight, K, Roarlc, T. Kacer 21111 Roux' B, Bolen, M. Williztms, li. Kantautas, K. Chambers, P, Davis. S. Turner. D. Turner, K. Blankenship. C. Balmes ,ir1fR0w.' D, Darling. S. Fornes, M. Aja, M. Baxter, K. Ratliff, M. Roark, I. Thompson, S. Francis. K. XVilliams, V. Turner. M. Valtlel. G, Denning: 4117 Row: P. Asselin, D. Norris, N. Hefley, S. Tobin, S. Martori,J. Griffin, D. Kellog, li. Asselin,J. Pharr, QI. Aikens. A. Amabisca, Y. Saitle, D. Compton: ilb R0ll'.' l.. Butler. S. Hinkle, D. Shulttl, S. Kantautas. A. Beloat, C. Clopton, S. Thompson, D, lloer, S, Young, B. Roer. DI. Kantautas. M. Fowler. T. Amabisca, E. Hartlesty 'vs 'TQ , . l 1 l 46? Girl league Wlien a girl enrolls in Buckeye Union I-Iigh School. she automatical- ly becomes a member ofthe Girls League. The League's purpose as ex- pressed in the constitution is to provide a democratic medium through which the girls of Buckeye Union High School may express their de- sires and ideas, and to develop through cooperative activities involving every girl in BUI-IS. The activities which are traditionally sponsored hy the girls are the annual Welctume Party for the Freshman, and the annual Christmas Formal. Q 15 IB YS? GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS LR: Student Council Representative Fllen Hardesty, Vice President Shawn Wingheltl, Treasurer Sandra Hinlcle, President Dianna Richardson, and Secretary Terri Amalvisca ht C2 C? .5 B fw' IJ! C IRI S I I AC III' C OUNC II MI MBI RS I lx 'Icrri Amihisca I ist Patterson. Kathy Plante, Zml Rau' Ellen Hardesry. Dianna Richardson, Sandra Hinkle, Pam I intord mf Iwi: Ilcinor Assclin Icslic Butler inic Phxrr Shmn Xvingfield, Ida Thompson 75 thcr the scientific knowledge ind rbilitics of its members :ind to be of rv VS . service to the school ind community. The club is open to any student who is interested in the objectives of the club 'ind is approved by the 56161465 gfllb V. . - 'xx E ' The Science Club is one of the newest clubs. Its objectives are to fur- fe- ,,,- sl 's . 1 1- ',s L- A members. The club is affiliated with the Science Clubs ofAmerici1. Club members enjoy lectures, films, field trips, and lziborntory work. V ffm I.. PRESIDENT CASEY URXWILLER SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Vitki Wfilcoxz Secretiin', President: Cgisev Utwillcr. Vice idenr: Russell Allen, Student Council Representzitivie: Terry Vogt I .., UN? 'V'-2? All 11 MElNll!liRS:Jfrw11 Rn1z'.'l..Siiide, Eddie Eng, M. Cliirkj, Rntzliff, L. Spire,I..Spi1rgo 2I11fK0ll'.'S. Hayes, M. Turnenj. Hiinnem1in.C. Urwiller, V. XVilcox, 'I'. Vogt in! Ruizu' M. Turner. C. Schroder, B. Wliite, R, Allen, R. Hinshaw 416 Roux' Sears, Wfischmeyer, A, Culvert, H, Clark, B. Skaggs, R, Wqigrmer PRESIDENT Casey Urwillcr VICE PRESIDENT Bobby Skaggs SECRETARY Sharon Turner , I 4 ' ' X A, V I ' 1 37 ' .' ,Sf A A 5 ' A :wg S -H 1 , . 'fw X K - mf' L, f 4 . .. I ,. S, avg. is J Q i 4 x 3 3 ', iklgmf-E' . ,Q l. I gm .I.. - N ,S 142.1 M I , Q '7 ' ' 4 f xx if: fi E , F , X ,,f 54 li? X V, ,X , pk 1 .15 2 TREASURER gf :iv I E - Susan Almdndnriz ss.-1 -. -K Q 5 if -S STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ' if Robert Snide S.. J inf I - 2 I Nafivmzl H0 or 5' ciefy Russell Allen Sheri Tobin fx V ff. li 1 ES . 'a ' A R at 3 s I I I !' QE , Bruce Bolcn Deidre Kellogg Mike Roark I . , I, l T . ,S ' I ., x I .9 1: x I Q WI , ' TT lg V 7 I x X 1 'N S '-- IV I I -Y. EW R ,...J I S T I i x 1 4, . ., 'I' .49 . , hi . t A, . .X -. X 5 K S 2311521 ' ii X ' -Q ' X ix . ,Ian ie Pharr SENIOR MEMBERS INDUCTED INTO K X r REGULAR - MEMBERSHIP J APRIL 1967 ! Debbie Norris ' ' af'- Rex Hinshaw 1 S, 'VS Terry Vogt JoAnn Chronister 117- 'V 4' ..,,. . X NATIONAL , ' HONOR SOCIETY N w G, qiffffg. .-If 3 1 . 9900 'oO' '.' 5 ' - vin' S100 . ' 3 11 1 , , ooo- ? S it ' 313- -1 ll X ' :f gqcoo V 4 gnu I E L M so-oo ' on '9 ooo RULES FOR CHOOSING NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS A. Scholarship Members of the junior Class who have a 2.0 cumulative grade average for five semesters. B. Character Students must have good moral character as judged by the administration and teachers. C. Service This point for membership is interpreted to mean service to the school as performed in clubs, or teams, and . in representing the school in scholarship or extra-curricular affairs. D. Leadershi Leadershi is exem lified in the ro er attitude to the school and its ob'ectives and the encoura vement J 23 of other students to seek these goals. Members are expected to be working members ofclubs by holding office or serv- ing on committees. A list ofthe members who are eligible through scholarship and character are rated by the teachers and sponsors ofactivi- ties and the ten who rank highest are chosen for regular membership. Provisional Members: Sophomore class members who have a cumulative grade average of1.5 for three semesters and are qualified in the other three areas may be provisional members for one year. If more than ten are qualified, then the ten who are rated highest are chosen. 1966-G7 PROVISIONAL MEMBERS tw' Craig Perry Howard Clark john Wisli1ne1'er George Sieffert Yesmin Saide Henrietta Shroerler A R. gait, 1 at R is-1 sf, 9 s, . as-sf ,. 3,6 X 1 Ns' iN . it 78 f h , - -, , , .X A 'Q'-.JW 'Q i . f 544. Milf X. ' -Q . , an , 1 .-Q 4 fl v, I . x .,q V 5 , x , fs, A . - i -rg Jr ig ,r . X ' Y ', I ,, IW , 5 us I S M . x'faQi'?Q' ' Ffawrife You know his :ly . gx, I Hawk Queen R ' SHARON TURNER 1 If . 5 I I Hawk king LS R Ns f.6 x '35 ish J' 3.-1 571116014 Mug x 'Sf ' MIKE ROARK - J . N . ' ' Y ' ' 1. Xxx fx 1 .Q 5'alwr1 Qufrerz 1 .4 8l M 5'ufure Zzrrezers e vf America Sweetheart if fi! Sizfure flvmewakvrs fff America Kachclvr LONNY CARMICHAEI. Y Mos! Pvpular Senior Hay EVERETT HAYDEN ,J 5-NJ' , x. 'E ff' 'Q 11 ,,,, Most Pvpular Senivr Girl I Nj, k cf 2 X ff. xw I I I ,MJ Q -t A , pi? K 3' t f ' f sts- I V: Qi X '15 Q i Mi t f j L3 5 ' 4 , 1 g, L' - 43 S-'lf 'fi AL 1 .1 1 45? K , F5 t 'A t'Z5iit5 if t 'Y 3 N A - -Y' - 3 ' , . 5 -- ' --L. -X-' i . V vt Y 1+-Q . -if t 'iv' ff -5 ,wat , P rp l f 11 , -:ww - 'Six t K .' - 4 4' ' .MM N- -tw mst aww-mms.-.M I 1 is Mm Q . . ,t - 1 , xX , , ', Q Q. x X The I711iIlIiI1g015811111111 titled Hgmdbnll blends in with 5 thc other sports pictures on this pagc. 's 85 1 if HONORIED HAXVKS Seven members of l5llHS's ioothall squad received honors as a result of their outstanding performance for the IQ66 season. -Jim Terrells was chosen on the All State setond team: first team All Conference. and chosen to play in the Arizona High School All Star Football Game in Flagstaff in August. liverett Hayden was on the All State Team, second tutm All Conference and also chosen to play in the All Star. Hawk gfflffbdff Var if 28 Football game. Dick Villa and Bob Cuevas were picked on the All Conference Second Team, Bruce Bolen. Frank Roberts, and Rufus Bolden we1'e chosen honorable mention on the All Conference Team. The four captains for the season were Terrells, Roberts. Hayden. and Bolen. Villa and Cuevas will return next year and were elected by their team mates to captain the 1967 Hawks. Coach Ramsey says the squad is very proud of the honors these boys have received and also feels that the football program is off the ground and expects to have a more sound. solid sc uad for next vear. althou h there is still a lot of . 2 hard work ahead. Coach Ramsey thanks all the coaches ofthe respective teams for their efforts as he feels this is one of the key factors in future sueecss for football at B.U.H.S. VARSITY SCHEDULE Sept. 16 Hawks 24 Dysart 7 23 Hawks 7 Agua Fria 20 30 Hawks 7 Gerard 18 Oct. 7 Hawks 7 Tolleson 58 14 Hawks 7 Peoria 25 21 Hawks 58 Bourgade O y Hawks 0 Ajo 59 NOV- 5 Hawks 7 Phx Christian 15 10 Hawks 42 Phx Indians 7 lirwzl Rau' LR: IZ. Cuevas. G. Sieftert. R. Villa. M. Vlfilliams. D. Chamblee. F. Martori, F. Roberts .Emi Rau' G. Host Mgrul. Drew, Ii. Richardson. D. liastm tn H Clark. D. Narramore. K. Smith, D. Cross. Coach Ran1sey,infRou'M. Kemp. R. Estes, I.. Ogletree. D. Benedict, R. Holden. D. Drew. D. Gaunt limi, Iwtr li liolen, -I. Terrells, Ii. Hayden, I.. Gable, Polanco yzf Swfluzll SCHEDULE JV Hawks 1 Sept 15 0 Dysart 6 1 I 7 22 7 AguaFria 6 29 13 Gerard 13 Q hy Oct 6 7 Tolleson 18 - 1 13 7 Peoria 7 17 27 7 Ajo 6 Nov 2 26 Phx Christian O 9 12 Indians 0 Row LR:-I. Sylvester, M, Lava, M. Caine, T. Cramp, L. Neuschwander, R. Grajalva, M. Huggins, ow LR: S. Wntgner. D. McCall, T. Wood, D. Narramoreuj. Melton, P. Malamo, 3rd Raw LR: M. D. Shamblee, F. Cantu, B. Patterson, Polanco, D. Hall, 41h Row LR.' D. Gaunt, G. Estes, D. G. Lofton, L. Gable. R. Bolen. Coach Agce. gfffill grwfball SCHEDULE Frosh Hawks Sept 14 7 22 O 29 7 Oct 6 12 13 19 20 20 Nov 2 6 9 33 Dysart Agua Fria Gerard Tolleson Peoria Bourgade Christians Indians . .,,,,,,,4.L-,r?:,!Tk:,?,?KH,,,1..,....,1.-ff, 1-5-Q. 1-k --tr ,fsq5f1ff-u------'- ' ' ' ' ' . . rt ,. . rp , 1. V' as 1 , . - -. , A qw., M: .., I. 'ai I 1,3 fi .. f Front Row LR.'j. Sanders, D. Hart, T. Black, G. Gomez, L. Worlunan. H. Harkey, Tjernigan, H. Sand- ers, D. Delapena,-I. Anderson, 2nd Row LR: M. Campbcll,J. Compton, S. Rose, R. Bost, R. Myers, D. -Iurn, A. Barton, R. Gaunt, V. Leva, L. Hinkle, 3rd Row LR: G. Grandy, B. Roer, D. Perez, M. Hall, D. Elmore,j. Villario, A. Valdez, M. Ianfordj. Fornes,4tlJ Row LR: Coach Smith, V. Bermudes, T. Mosley, M. Roark, K. Lan, T. Casey, Top Row LR.' C. Erwyler, G. Villa, G. Lane, Coach johnson. 87 ef Yin!!! um...-f' W, 3 an gf f L 1 A I i v 1 Wm xyh, X 1 .P A uk, ' 19.53 x ' 5 K , U 5, I 1, . A X Q- .' 1 , - '. .. l 1 Q -. f , ,,,,.pn4 ,Aw fx A K ' x v v V I X' f it a 'X ' 5 1 l 4 5 i, 4 I 1 I r I 3 E 2 i iv r- M ,w M gy Sl .iw 4 -wp, , 090 WK ,,...,.- ,AQ . Wk 'y J., 4 -.M .1 1. . R 333956 1 ' . -I4 1 L...l MJ ji M I M Q7 V ,. v fee-5 L41 .J it :Ji -. Front RowLR.' Richard Grijnlva, Robert Cuevas, Kelly Smith,joe Echeverria, Marty Ammbel, Robert Saidc, Bark Row: Coach Tomlinson, Matt Kemp, james Terrells, Mark Kemp, Bruce Bolen, Bill Keipcr, Tarty Groves, Conch Roberts Hawks Basketball Varsity The 1966-67 addition of Buckeye Union High School Basketball proved to be very successful as the Hawks rolled to a 19 win 3 loss record for the season. This fine basketball season was the 2nd best in the history of Buckeye Union High School Basketball. The Hawks lost only to Agua Fria in two close conference games and to Snowflake High School in the Inter-divisional play-offs. The failure to return to the State Tournament proved to be a big disappoint- ment to all students and fans who followed the Hawks throughout the season as well as to the players and coaching staff. Mark Kemp broke a 21 year old scoring record for varsity competition by scoring 1246 in his three years on the varsity. The Hawks loose 5 lettermen through graduation, Mark Kemp,jim Terrells, Bruce Bolen, Tarry Groves, and Robert Saide, however, with 5 lettermen returning and a fine group coming up from thejunior Varsity, who won 18 and lost 1, the Hawks could very well be a contender in the conference again next year. - Coach Bob Roberts 90 A TEAM FRESHMAN IJVUIII Rum' S. Rose. Compton, T. Jernigan, M. de la Pena, Bluff Rmzz' R. liost. R. Myers. C. Urwiller. R. Van Landingliam. Halley. Coach Conner I B TEAM FRESHMAN Iirwll Roux' T. Mosley. l.. Saide. W. Vost, A. Valdez. D. Compton, Iiiltk Razr: R. Skaggs. 1.. XVorkman. G. Saba, K. Roark. G. McGufR'. and Coach Tingle ,9Y,KL'y XWKEP 3 Z is 1 U UNDEFILATED j.V. CHAMPIONS Frm!! Row: L. Erickson. C. Tiierina, T. XVoods.j. Ti- jerina, B. Rausch. D. Chamblee. W. Karstteter, Bark Raw: M. Aramhel. Melton, K. Smith. G Estes. I.. Gable, R. Willizims, G. Villa. Coach Tom- linson The BUHS junior Varsity completed Ll suc- cessful 16-O Conference record under the tute- lage of Coach Tomlinson. The coach was very impressed with the way the boys had progressed in over-all shooting and ball handling and this, coupled with the desire to win resulted in a ter- rific team effort and record. a 19, ' L iw K i Q-GUN x lm J ' - ' ,nn Ai, ,QU V ' ff 1 N I if 'gm ' ' xg 1 lx uf, ' AX 'K 5 ' 7 A 'X ,fu , 3, 3 - qfu , 1: ,4 , Xxx i K Q ,-A f 4 -va .. .-, -Z.-- .......: -. .... . -wh... X W ,f 1' X W yah? lima' . V2 717 -AME vilvv' 'I L. -.,,..-.....-.---- M P X f 9 K? f-l '7 , lfim J q q 3 'L ' D 5 B ' , Q K 3 A l - Qi ' A 593 nl X75 ,, vQ 1 L jig. - V, ,139 ,isi s rx 'ly . A - my ,ET , . il ,mt If 1? Y i tr R ' , , ST' A, ' A 'L F L x - v U Y ' Y 'N Y ' '1 14 ' 4 C0 fl 1' - 1 fffh, Q y tif-QQ. 5 53 Iron! lxozt LR: Richard Villa, Mike Willizims, Steve Keck, Franklin Roberts, Ron Faulkner, Virgil Shamblin, Tim Woods 2nd Row: Howard Clark, Garrett Chris tim D is id Black, LeRoy Black, Mike Huggins, Gary Estes. Larry Ogletree, Lyle Hinklej rd Rawxjohn Drew, Larry Gable,jim Terrells, Everett Hayden, Bill Kcip ti Mitt Kemp Crack Var ity Now in the 3rd week of practice the Hawk cindermen are preparing to begin the long run for the state championship. The Hawks opener for the season was Agua Fria. Coach Glur says The team which wants it the most will get the victory. On April 1, the team defended its own championship at the annual Buckeye Invitational. The Hawks traveled to San Manuel and Miami where they took third in the invitationals the preceding year. The returning lettermen were Steve Keck in the mile and 880. Everett Hayden in the discus, 440, high jump and defended his division crown in the 120 high hurdles. Larry Gable in the 120 high and 180 lows. LeRoy Black in the mile, and defending champion in the 880. james Terrells is defending state champ in the broad jump and two time state champ in the high jump. if 1 I SCHEDULE March 8 Agua Fria 15 Gerard 18 Coolidge Relays 22 Phoenix Christian 29 Ajo APM I Buckeye Invitational 5 Phoenix Indian 12 Dysart 15 San Manuel Invitational 19 Tolleson 22 Miami Invitational 26 Bourgade 8: Ajo 29 Peoria Invitational May 3 Peoria 6 Division Meet 15 Inter-Division Track Meet 20 State Track Meet The Hawk track squad opened its season with victories over Agua Ftia and Winslow. coAcH JOHN GLUR ' . E tl Ns! I X ' ,Q-a-ng-at if l ,, I E s 5 I- 5. 1 , , lk: -sq 5 x . 5 Q ' .Y ' 3 K I ' W , N , n f 311113 , C s.u.n..g ' i ' ' V ' at i - . it 4 E ,r 'Q I 3 A W it I I h -,.t. j I 4 - : ,T 1 2 K ' A . .I I KUAZMS W-'ICA' i1:.H,,g: 1- ..: 1 82515 ' ' ' YR ' I Acx ' 1 I X ' 'in f 5 , E tacti a ttat 2 'RACK 1 YL' . N fe 9, , f C I CA I I s sl 'E P. ' al T xg M , .. is to A wi I -sf 1 ...Q-at C A . L Y. ilji 21 A . ,. I L fkr- 1 ., . . In 'kj N . A ' . A . 1 ii Li 1 I 4 'X' 'MTS - K I 3 I, if ' i if Burk R01l'L.R..' Tom Kacer, Victor Bermudez, Marty Arambel, George Villa, George Loftomjerry Melton, David Perez, Bob Raush. Middle Raw: Arthur Valdez Dennis Hernandez, Wztylme Vosc, Bill Roer, David Compton, Larry Workmitn, Marc Estrada, Darol Jurn Fran! Roux' Troy West, Danny Barton, Benny Torrez Greg Gomez, Silas McGinty, Duane Bulfer, Mingo de la Pena 96 1 7'0IIf Llg , .u-. Rou' LR: Oscar Berrelez, Billy Roer, Benny Torrez, Greg Gomez. Ronnie Faulkner, 2111! Row: Tom Kacer, Stephen Keck, Howard Clark, David Perez, Mike gins. KW! Roux' David Black. Randy Estes, LeRoy Black Kress-Lfnunfry Umm The Cross-country season came to an end with Buckeye's team placing four men in the top ten and finishing second in total points. LeRoy Black was beaten only for the second time this year and finished a high school career at twenty wins in 25 races over the two years. Coach Smith said, We have a good group ofboys returning next season and should be as tough or tougher than this yearls squad. If-IRON' Slllffillg OUT ill 3 mllc med wifh A10 LeRoy finishes first. Ron comes in third, .. Q 1-G I Q? .. 5 my I Q ,. ' 6 ' 3 T' 5 ' X :R f ' MS f ' .31 l . M ' . x r - L U i ei i Q, i , ' , - f PM ' -f f Q fn fi: , I- ,glam if -.gn-A. , , al- , Ag 3 T- K ' Q, X g ' K . A Q' W, iz' , LQ , 1 ' ' X if 1 v .il W' ' B' 'Q 'fs ' Q ' .v . xl. .J 1 -f My -X gr ,, ,. fn 45 I Yi V, S at fn 5 Vg- A. , ' ' Q f ,.., - ps A ' . 2 ,1 , 'Q ,ff 2 'L ' ,, a vs. 5 A , , ni 1 , L, 1 2 , f , , ,L , 4. N x 'Citrix 1: . ff 1 M 8 X 5 - Q QB ' E Q A-,-r f , H if f u l ' : K lr Nm-A1 0,1-, ,I 2 f ' 1 44 Q 1 H 3 Au C 1p-xi Q Iii. ,qc-zulu A' 'qi Front Rau' LR: Albert Grijalvtt, Richard Grijnlvn. Greg Stanlsy, Ken Bulfcr. Bob Cuevas, Robert Saidc, Steve Tllcricn, link Rau' LR: Gary Willigtms, Ch Drcw, Bruce Bolcn, Barry Patterson, joe Tijcrina 1 . I 1 fig s df- '1 1 1 r Q Im, nrlic Mashbu rn, Jac EChCVCYYii1,-101111 is , NN.. M... llj 13 sv gg 13 , ,. 'Ml if . T ' 1 ff Q M iv -.. . i.,, l : 2X '. - A' ' v- . X- M33 X .gg ' ' ' . fron! Row LR.'Steve Vfagner, Lee Erikson,jim Burke, Lyn Nmuschwander, Wfayne Karstteterujay' Sylvester. Bark Row: Doug B Dennis Chamblee. Kelly Smith, jose Tijerina. Not pictured: David Narramore Var ity and 41 If lgascball The 1967 edition of the Buckeye Baseball Team opened an ambitious twenty game schedule on March 14th with an away game against Bourgade High School of Phoenix. The score was 2-1 for Bourgade. The Hawks home opener was against defending conference champion Agua Fria on March 17. Fifteen varsity candidates were fighting for several positions left open from the 66 season which was predominantly a senior lineup. Bruce Bolen and Henry Federico were the only returning regulars. Bolen handled first base and Federico patroled cen- ter field. Ken Bulfer and Bob Cuevas were the only other returning lettermen. Both saw considerable action dur- ing the 66 season as starting pitchers and with the help ofCharles Masburn gave Buckeye a strong pitching staff. According to Coach Roger Tomlinson The Hawks are fairly young and inexperienced with only five seniors, but with the addition of several good prospects up from the junior varsity the team was in the thick of the con- ference race. The Hawks received a severe blow at the beginning of the season when Gordon Bulfer broke his right ankle in practice and was lost for the full year. The junior Varsity under Coach Glen Smith and the Freshmen under Coach jerry Conner also opened their schedule with games against Agua Fria. , we. 476 C Q rvxl E '97-Q J-4 LQ-an enedict. Rick Silva, Don McCall QM. A by .Q 'i o 99 Jw e, M 5 -1. AAA ,,, V . I yn 1 ' 'T I! . Q 4 gig. 'Ill K Z , .sn . t I W .,t Q? lv X i . . vo' 1 I as 9 H ia ' f , A C W Nha! 1 1 ,Q-,,. ff -A Xt I g ' X . H . If l Front Row LR.'Johnny Villareal, Richard Vose, Tom Jernigan, Rhett Myers, Frank Valdez, Richard Van Landingham, Kenny Lane Back Row: Louise Saide Har Harkey, Gary Lane, Gary Saba, Scott Hayes, john I-Iefley, Kelly Tryon VARSITY SCHEDULE March 14 Bou rgade 17 Agua Fria 21 Aio 22 Gerard 28 Phx Christian 31 Tolleson April Phx Indians 7 Peoria 11 Dysart 14 Bourgade 18 Agua Fria 22 East 25 Gerard 28 Phx Christian 29 Coolidge May 2 Tolleson 5 Phx Indians 6 Ajo 9 Peoria 12 Dysart 5'r0sl1 Baseball March April May .I.V. SCHEDULE FROSH SCHEDULE Agua Fria Milffh 16 Agua Fria Ajo 22 Gerard Gerard 30 Tolleson Phx Christian 3 Phx Indians Tolleson A ru 6 Peoria Phx Indians P 11 Dysart Peoria 17 Agua Fria Dysart 25 Gerard Ajo May 1 Tolleson Agua Fria 4 Phx Indians East 8 Peoria Gerard 12 Dysart Phx Christian Tolleson Phx Indians f Peoria 'IS ffiif Dysart 'A ,,,6ii' 61563 fi. fag , ,, N 1? iffy M v I A II 1 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: George Sieflert, Mike Ronrk, Stephen Shepherd. Craig Perry, Casey Urwiller, jim Anderson Feb. 7 Sunnyslopc 14 Wasliiiigton 9 Wnsliiiigton 21 Agua Fm I4 Glendale 25 Moon Valley O I6 Agua Frm A 28 Glendale E 25 Moon Valley Pf 4 SUUUYSIOPC Mill' 2 Phx Union 11 Cortez 7 Cortez M 20 Tolleson 9 Tolleson HY 4 Agua 1'f111 gi: fav? - . -M ' , V . Q 'gf Q , 4 xg. e ee., Q ' .- 1 ..i- Q . , I S- . I N' ,f 5 ' ' iw-r l e V r f at i A ' I M- , , : I. K' ! 4 ,. .--,, v,... i f 5!?Sgf,. ,f Q .y k 1 . - I ,o.1f,- 0. W rl, 5' Y - vi 'X 'f?'E'::L , -' VV Q ' x 2 f he - l 'A vw-. , 0'-64' 'K 7 I i L I 1 ' ff Q' , is .. 1, 4324-' ' A . es ' 1 f ' ,. ' T' I Q. by I A I, Q9 X, L- S , 0 p . S i ik he ' 'V' W ,f jf his -45' I A I 4 - , A 'S - S- A L 3 . ,M- -.. TENNIS SQUAD: Fran! Row LR: Mark Bullockxlim Al1CICl'SOI1.2lI!!R0ll'.' RoyPh:1rr. Alam Calvert. George Sieffert. Mike Rourk ir1lRow.'Srepl1en Shepherd, Don Sticrle. Craig Perry. Wfesley Lane. Casey Urwiller IOI ,.WQQ3X.k E , 9 0 'E vm s l 4 R f, I' K 'Y 3 C Q Q i 'Q CASEY URWILLIER I MIKE ROARK fi ry E M , - 1 ' Z Q ' ,E gf, ,R ix X E R .gk , - Z STEPHEN SHEPHERD U . A T gg? , Ri11q.,e5..- , ,R l02 JIM ANDERSON GEORGE SIEFFERT CRAIG PERRY Membership in GAA is open to all girls interested in athletics. The :lim ol' the clulv is to promote the spirit of cooperation and the highest ideals of good sportsmanship. GAA holds play days, sponsors all in- trginiurgll tournaments, and pnrtieipgites in sports activities among other schools. The hninquet nt the end of the year is the outstanding event of the yezir. The program includes the presentation of awards for its mem- bers and also Cheerleaders, Pom Pons, and Lettergirls. Members earn zlwzirds hy compiling points through their pztrtieipzttion in GAA activi- ties. .. ei Q E . .I 5 s 2 , ' ID I Q, Dx UQ COUNCIL MEMBERS: LR 1.tI Razz' IZ. de ln Penn. Treasurer: hl. Eng. Reporter: E. Cori: Seeg V. Turner. King, Presg C. Smith, M. Arvizo JmfRm1'.' A. Pgirl-ter. Ree. L. Butler. SC Rep.: S. Young. Vice Presidentg :ind Betty Roer 171 's U'T- 'Q 4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MFMBIIRS !,I, ,- ! f I i, 1 ! L gl A .V v-. I' s l 3 1 n .4 ,Q . S li ,,,, 5' ,ff 'Wi-71 V ,jf fx s W S 3 if -I fs VZ, W S, Simi 1 V I m .: f m1vz-, I . ' A ' k 1 . A .. If mg I 7, P 'Q L was HQ. v x KX? 2, 12 ' ,Lf Q waz L... , ,,,, xmgstkr N 2: 3,4-' -C4 .4 y G Y 9 , wx' 1' 'A V x...,- I Q,,..-2 avi' 5 -Q Var ity and KZ If Cena ' .K wp. . ' Y arg lei xg Q, g f., 1 '- 5, 1 a d ,J r .-.5-.sf dv 7 F wa- , ,. ,yi V' -f W , 43. 1 J a 51 I , Fran! Row LR: Sharon Turner, Moira Roark, Pam Perry, Karen Blankenship Bark Row: Berry Rocr, Sheri Hansen, Vivian Turner, Cel Icnc Smith 4449, 1.2 INN I l I x . , 5 xr , X , From Row LR.1Marlcy Willizrms, Coach Owens, Katrina Couch, Pam Perry Burk Row: Sarah Oliver, .9 ll C ' qv Q ss if Moira Roark, Carol ju rn ---1.-1..... VIVIAN TURNER SHARON TURNER P' , 'V I . ...,. ..........-W --....---...........-.....,.. 31, uf' Q I T, T N Hy- Y5? Rx Tia 5 w . SHIZRI HANSIEN BETTY ROE R MOI RA ROARK ,,.... A- .,V, .............4 ,,,., www , -gp .f 411' vw- M YESMIN SAIDE SI-IEILA FRANCIS - I ELLEN HARDESTY Co-Cnpmi n 1 :- MARY FOWLER Captain TERRI AMABISCA .nf-.N Ycsmin. Sheila. Ellen, Mary. O'5Q . . ,H '.J is a a xx fin x Tha girls xfxnr mlm HARD hours practicing during tlu suson jun :fr Var My 'Iliff In Boffurm' Nanq' Hello Karen Wfilliams. Brenda Holm 1 x BU? N A I, . 0 1 Nil 7 ,1m, u-N' 'I ii G , X ill 'llr 1.:::': M' 'sm S an W K x JUDY KANTAUTAS DIANNA RICHARDSON CLIPI1 A Pam Pm Squad IIO A X 1 It 1' X 4' ' , 4 3 5 . i Q SHAXVN VUINGFIELD Co-Captain ,Q v I K, in.-,iv 7 f mi PAM LANFORD EDIE FAVOR , i ZW.. f N - ARMIDA AMABISCA ' . ,a qu- SUSAN THOMPSON MARY VALDIEZ -1 KATHI GALPIN ..- . it Q A . ' f V-3, fxbf' '- ' 2112: V',g,:m 1'i' , , , , ,V ., , , rw., AM-.- -.- Q -ff, .- fy 'f -fq ia -1 3v rc 'f: ,1 ' I' 'KJJZL T' S M .wi . . , - , ' A V , A , V, -- . 'EQ , Q .. '2-,?ff'fW ff ff'--, .., X Am ' ,p '4 ,A l .L 5 13, if , M , QI. , A ' - w ma A'- vv -'..' L wg PWIWSR3 IE ,..., Qwf. Q' x Iki.Q 'W1 Lf Ni-. 5 'L 5 , . .vw- ,Q my x ..Y..,, - 3- N If . ' I ff? Mawr? 1 P fi ,' Q 1 - gf 1 ,ggi,.f.M.Q, x 'gag' , A g 1 ku- , 5 X A ,, ' f , K c r. 4 , Ax r X . 5 , Q f ' 1' , its El Q I f. V 4 A EP ' .- 'Q W 31 . QU! 4 JM, fix . . 11-1 ,J W Q, 11+- A x P7 ,A 3, ra 3 nf X as L, A ,ff -Q f-5' mfgy W Jr? Q ' 1 -tw . , 1 A- 4 ,X ,,,, Q . , A4 -HTS- K! k,k,f 'i . , ka N .. K A 1,453 .f -' O 'Ffa l J sug,.ih,, I ff ' ' VX + N, , ! '-- ' X A 1rP'F.N5, - -Q4 'L , :ix 'ffxgffgfs .sf 1, I Girls Hague Hhrisfmas Ehfrmal The Christmas Formal was alive as a Mexican Fiesta with large bright col flowers and serpentine dominating the atmosphere of Hawks Haven. The league worked hard this year in making the annual formal just a little hit di ent than other years. Christmas is cheerful and how else can you make it n cheerful than with the use of bright colors! CHRISTMAS FORMAL ROYALTY ueen Shawn Wirigfieltl and Tarty Groves In Fiesta! QC . Q'-v is S AK. - ,. f . av-f LR: Senorita Sharon Turner. Senorita Terri Amabisca, Senorita Sandra Hinkle, La Reina Shawn Witmgfieltl, Ill Rey Tarty Groves. Senor Mark Ke Senor Everett Hayden II4 tier P Y'1 -351 ,xv L,,, ,rf 'x.Zi'x 11 SIZNORITA SANDRA Y SENOR EVIERITIUI' SENORITA TERRI SENORITA SHARON Y SIZNOR MA'I'I' r Y lxi EL BAILE DE NAVIDAD lI5 Annual 9.54-5'f!V4 Sufccfhmr l6'all Lollipops and Roses, was the theme ofthe annual FHA-FFA Sweetheart Ball, given Febru- ary 11. Couples danced their way through an enchanted evening, with music by the Dynam- ics. Sweetheart Shawn Wingfield and Bachelor Lonny Carmichael were crowned to end a per- fect evening. FFA SWEETHEART SHAWN W INGFIELD FHA BACHELOR LONNY CARMICHAEL S x O 5, ' i , 2 .s h 1 . v Q - .oy 3- t , f 3 anna Ji ,ji i J Q 5 5 0 Q -A J 4 ' '4 ik ' 6 U no ' i fem LITTLE INDIANS BY AGNTHN CHRISTE THINK rue cLou0 HUT PRESENTED BY Buns oem DEPARTMENT ummm me oamscrnom OF Miss MUNN HE I -NX . ., fx 'W-f,4 X 'S nexnl -Q'-E' HIM: HOW ARE THE DRINKS? f' N I C' I? , - f 9 Ya ' A' M X W X ,-S, ff? ARE YOU A x x X X LL H uncut now? -I ' ' 'f ,,::af..' 'ff I,-, xx N x Q M X 1 ,a4-wx, I , La: 3 h ifwfv-35? ffkw S563 yakgg f ibmgkx SENTENCE YOU TO DEATH! 4.94. 1 c . R, S 3 9 Cal. X Editor Iiltzinor Assclin, Assocutc Editor Cnisuy Urwillcr, Sports Editor Lindzt Patterson. Feature Editor Cheri llimcn, Cirtulation Mgingigcr Mikc Huggins, Rcportci' Delbert Elms, :intl Sponsor Mr, Groslvgttli 3 E ..,.-vw Q Q ,qpuov 4 ...,.,.. 4...- .,, .,,.. -if X X. -XS hui? DELBIZRT IELMS DORIS POWERS WMM .-4 ,MQ .. ,. 'rx U15 Hawk ffl L i ff . V' 5 'i::: : - QL I EDITOR IELIEANOR ASSIELIN If' 0 Q V X ,D ,QQ I 1 A 1 X 1 1 45 I g N X I Editor Assclin with workers: Vicki Hurt, iXi1lfSilLl-Jlldd. Sandra Slushcr, Dott Powcmbjudy Docs, Diztnit Turner ind , A. t VICKI HARTE Lonny Citrmicliiicl. II9 wf ,, I. -T' .r ff 1 .r . A- l A 1 AS, , h 'K f I ' w 1 , f' if , 'J i V ,Q A W h. .m A ' ' ' h T 5 i X ,Q ' HA Q If ' ' QW s ' rr 1 L V . vi 'w . i , 1 ' D i . X , 6 , J fl U x ie W h ' fr ' F 'ii' ' -iii, - I ' vff, ju , X ! 4 nf If T - x if wi .. 'Ig A Y' fy Thc plrumgrgrplmy group this yczn' is, link Ro11'.'Dunnc Ahlcs iMovie Picturcsb, Mr. Vcrdclljuckson fAdvisorj,joc Sl11llgl1IC'l'fSIill picturcszmd Pl1Of0gl'LlPlliC proc- cssingy Ffwll Rum' Marc listrardn qPhotog1'npl1iupmccssingj. Mike Hull QPhotogrg1phic Pl'OCCSSiI'lgD,11I1iI Mark Gaston fPhor0gmphic proccssingj, and Alun Culvert qsrill picturcsj wus nhscnt when prcturc was taken. it fl Q I The darkroom crew at work. KOH, I 20 Mike Hull, Marc Estrada, Mr, jackson, and Mark Gus- Alun Cfnlvcrr captures action shots of lmskctlxlll. .loc Slnuglmrcr tnkcs ululu pic- tures as Parry Pool and Lum Gable look on. on SILILIQQIHCI' :mal Algm Culvert givn Dump Ahlu unnnndnd ulxm mn Ins mum rn mx Al,1n Calvert zlndjoc Slaughter w.1it for more Action, l Koucerf 6'lmir f IXQ Jlflzlfed Klmrus Girls Hlzrfrus Hays Hhorus ff 1,4 ., ANA TU NER kv SHARON TURNER l6fll.Jf5i wx A Drum Major and ,flflajoreffes GR ,,. . ,-lx AM DAVIS EGS N -P if 1 ff' l 966-67 Kuckcyc llrzirfu High Schozfl Marching Band BAND DIRECTOR: MR. JACK SWEENEY ASSISTANT: MR. DON KEPLER 5 0 - dvr 'uv Y an--. -2.-.. uv A., -i o-5vx,p,---,,M- . . 3- ,593 u. u.u.A A ., , , A-.W p 46 FW - -- ' -if-Qsfl...,.,.N. '-- Y QW' '1 -1 ,Sm Qgw' N Lf Y .9 was ....-v .4-1 if ---u.4K1,.. , I... Huw' .. -,. .1 .-, . gzm H N .. ,,v,.-V 4 1. L , 1,.- ,. , , L.- -. x 4., 1 - , I26 1., ,M .. 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Crop Dusting - Spraying - Seeding - Fertilizing Defoliating PAUL PIERCE, Owner 386-4302 Buckeye, Arizona V Congratulations to the Class , of 1967 ACME GIN COMPANY D.M. OIL 81 TIRE COMPANY Ei 1 I L Y Full and Complete Line of Tires and Tubes I36 JEWEL TURNER, STAN SHAWLER and SAM WIGGINS 1, , - .- fry g L N l . rlington Cattle Company COMMERCIAL FEED YARDS We can feed out your cattle cheaper than you can and sell them for more . . . Congratulations to the Class of I967 JACK GABLE REALTY Good Luck Grads! Over 30 Years in Buckeye Valley Farms - Homes - Ranches Public Steno - Notary - Insurance RUSTY'S DRIVE-IN Where Friends Meet Congratulations FRED AND VIRGINIA RUSTIN Buckeye, Arizona Good Luck Graduates! BUCKEYE BOOT 84 SADDLE DR. ROBERT SAIDE Sends 6 Best Wishes to the i Class of 1967 Congratulations Seniors! 55 GENE RAY'S SHOP I v BURGER QUEEN Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors CARRERA'S BARBER SHOP Monroe Avenue ADAMS, DAVID FFA 1234, Rep. 4, District Sent. 4 ALLEN, RUSSELL NHS 234, Football 1, Chess Club 12, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Outstanding Junior Boy Award 3 ALMENDARIZ, SUSAN NHS 23, Treas. 4, Class Pres. 1, Class Sec. 4, FHA 23, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4 ALCORTA, ROY Pep Club 1, Typing Award 3 AMMERMAN, LAURA Transfer from Lare- do, Texas, Honor Society 1, Yearbook 1, Drama 123, FHA 2, Tennis 1, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1, GAA 1234, Falcon 4 ARTER, SHIRLEY GAA 12 ARVIZO, MOLLIE Drama Club 4, Letter- girls Club 34, GAA 12, Vice Pres. 3, BB Man- ager 4 ASSELIN, ELEANOR Girls' Leag. Council 4, SC 3, Yearbook 1, Hawk Staff 23, Editor 4, Drama Club 12, FHA 12, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Cheerleader JV 3, Pep Club 12, Vice Pres. 3, SC Rep 4, GAA 123, FHA State Chm. of Proj. 4, Teentattle Cortes. 4 BAXTER, MARGARET SC Treas. 4, FHA 1234, Pep Club 1234, GAA 1 BELOAT, ALLYSON SC 1, FHA 1234, Ten- nis JV 1, Pep Club 1234, GAA 12, FTA 4, Chris. Formal Cand. 1, Fal Frosh Fav. 1, Back- stage 23 BERRELEZ, MARY Tennis 1 BITTICK, DAVID BLACK, LEROY Football 1, Track 1234, Cross Country 1234, Lettermen's Club 1234, Pep Club 4, '66 Class A 880 State Champ Hawk 4 BOLEN, BRUCE NHS 34, FFA 123, Foot- ball 1234, Basketball 1234, Baseball 1234, Let- termen's Club 23, Pres, 4, Pep Club 4, Home- coming King Candidate 4 BOST, GARY Football 4, Track 4, Wrestling 4 BROWN, DIANE Class Vice Pres. 1, Year- book 23, FHA 1234, Pep Club 4, Chris. Form Cand. 1, Senior Class Escort 3 BULFER, KEN FFA 1234, Football 3, Base- ball 1234, Lettermen's Club 4 CARMICHAEL, LONNY Hawk Staff 4, FFA 1234 Sen br Kegi cr CHRISTIAN, GARRETT Class SC Rep. 233 Hawk Staff 3, Football 1, Baseball 2, Track 3, Cross Country 3, Tennis 2 CHRONISTER, JO ANN Drama Club 4 COATES, BRENDA Transfer from Marana HS, FNA 12, FHA 2, Drama 4, GAA 23 COLEMAN, RON Football 1, Basketball 1 COOK, JAY Football 1, Baseball COOPER, WILLIE Madrigals 1, FFA 1 CORONEL, RUEBEN CROSS, DAVID Football 4, Baseball 2, Wrestling 24, Lettermen's Club 4 CUELLAR, MAX DEES, JUDITH Hawk Staff 4, GAA 12 DE LA PENA, EMMA Drama Club 4, Letter- girls 34, GAA 1234 DVOJACK, TIM Baseball 2, Lettermens Club 2, Chess Club 123 EASTMAN, DICK Transfer from Glendale HS, FFA 12, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Football 14, State Farmer Degree ECKLEBERRY, GAYLE FFA 12, Reporter 3, President 4, Football 1, 1st Pl. Livestock Team 3 EHLERS, JEFF Transfer from South Mtn. HS, Football 1233 Wrestling 123 FISHER, EDDIE Baseball 1, Basketball 1 FISHER, GEORGE FLORES, ERLINDA Transfer from Dysart HS, Service Club 2 FOLKNER, CHARLES Madrigals 1 FRANCIS, SHEILA SC 3, Drama Club 1234, FHA 3, Tennis 1, Lettergirls 3, Sec. 4, Cheer- leader Varsity 3, Capt. 4, Pep Club 12, SC Rep. 3, Sgt at Arms 4, GAA 1, Tennis Mgr. 2, Cortes. Sec. 3, Member 4, Buckeye Junior Miss, Candidate FFA Sweetheart, School Plays 123, Lead 4 GASTON, MARK Transfer from Window Rock HS, SC 3, Yearbook 23, School Paper 23, Drama Club 1234, Taylor Pub. Co Award GARZA, MARY Tennis 1, Pep Club 1, GAA 34 GIBSON, WANDA Hawk Staff 2, Drama Club 1, Pep Club 12, GAA 12 GRIFFIN, JAN FHA 1234, Pep Club 14, GAA 1 GORDON, KATHERINE Madrigal 2, Drama Club 4, Tennis I, Icttergirl's 3, GAA 12 GROVES, TARRY Class Off. Pres. 4, Drama Club 2, Basketball 1234, Baseball 1, Letter- men's 34, Pep Club 12, Homecoming King Candidate 4, Christmas Formal King 4. GUERRA, OSCAR FFA 12, Wrestling 2 HAHN, DAVID FFA 4 HANSEN, CHERI Class Off Treas. 4, Hawk Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Tennis 1234, Letter- girl's 34, Pep Club 1, GAA 1 HANSEN, KAREN Class Off. As. Treas. 3, Hawk Staff 34, Drama Club 1, Pep'Club 2, GAA 123 HAYDEN, EVERETI' Student Council 1, Football 1234, Basketball 12, Track 1234, Wrestling 34, Iettermen's 234, All Star Team 4, Homecoming King 4, Christmas Formal Candidate 4 HAZELWOOD, JAMES Transfer from Chinle HS, Football 2, Transfer from Tempe HS, Baseball 1 HINKLE, SANDRA Class Off. Vice-Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Drama Club 3 FHA 12, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres 4, Pep Club 124, Girls League Representative 3, Treasurer 4, Sno- white Musical 3, 1st Award Voice of Democ- racy '66, 3rd Place Voice of Democracy '67 HINSHAW, REX Class Off Pres. 2, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Basketball 12, Track 2, Science Club 4 HOLLAWAY, BRUCE FFA 234 JOHNSON, MIKE FFA 1234, Football 1 JOLLY, DIANNE Pep Club 1, GAA 1 KANTAUTAS, SUSAN FHA 1234, Tennis 1, Pep Club 1234, GAA 12, FTA 4, FFA Rodeo Queen 1, FFA Sweetheart Cand. 2 KECK, STEPHEN Drama Club 23, Pres. 4, FFA 2, Track 34, Cross Country 34, Letter- men's 4, Chess Club 2 KELLOGG, DEIDRE Honor Society 4, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 3, Treas. 4, GAA 1, Outstanding Junior Girl 3, Girl's State 3, DAR Citizenship Award KEMP, MARK Student Council 43 Hawk Staff 33 Basketball 12343 Track 343 Letter- men's 234, Sgt. at Arms 43 All State, 1st Team, All District jr. Christ. For. Cand. KING, JILL Student Council 243 Lettergirl's 343 GAA Council 12, Pres. 343 FTA 343 Year- book 4 KRITER, SUZANNE Drama Club 43 Pep Club 43 GAA 12343 FTA 4 LEMING, ROGER MANDRELL, LINDEL MARTORI, STEPHANIE Girls Leag. Rep. 1, Treas. 33 SC 243 FHA 2343 Lettergirls 43 Pep Club 12343 GAA 1233 Pom Pon 33 FFA Sweetheart 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4g junior Miss Candidate MIGLIO, WES Basketball 12 MOODY, EUNICE Drama Club 233 Pep Club 124 MOSLEY, FLOYD Transfer from Alhambra3 Football 1 NELSON, CHARLIE Football 13 Baseball 1 NORRIS, DEBBY Class Officer Sec. 2, Sec. 33 SC Sec. 43 FHA 1243 DC 33 Pep Club 2343 Girls State Alternate 33 Dis. Office FHA - Chairman of Pub. Rel., Ex-Officio Mem. of Exec. Coun. in FHA3 Betty Crocker Home- maker of '67 OGLETREE, LARRY Football 2343 Track 343 Wrestling 123 Lettermens Club 34 ORTEGA, GABBY Football 13 Basketball 13 Baseball 1 OWENS, LARRY FFA 33 Football 1 PADDACK, KEN FFA 12343 Baseball 12 PATTERSON, LINDA Yearbook 1, Hawk Staff 343 Pep Club 123 GAA 1234 PERVIS, FRANCES GAA 1234 PHARR, JANIE Girls Leag. Coun. 43 Hawk Staff 233 Tennis 13 Lettergirls 2343 Pep Club 123, Sec. 43 GAA 1233 SC 2gF1'A 331st Place Voice of Democracy POWERS, DORIS Hawk Staff 43 Drama Club 143 FHA 13 Pep Club 12343 GAA 1233 Pom Pon lst Sem 2 PRESLEY, LINDA Drama Club 43 GAA 4 REED, JAYNE GAA 123 Senior ksgi tar REYNOLDS, MARTHA FHA 13 GAA 123 ROARK, MIKE Transfer from Tempe 23 Science Club 4, Vice Pres. 33 NHS 343 Class Officer Vice Pres. 33 Student Body Pres. 43 Yearbook 33 Football 13 Baseball 23 Tennis 343 Wrestling 123 Lettermens Club 43 Boys State 33 Phx City jr. Champ Handball 33 Nomina- tion to West Pointg Cl-A North Sing Champ Tennis 3 ROBERTS, FRANKLIN Football 12343 Track 2343 Wrestling 343 Honorable Mention All Conference Football 4 ROBERTS, SANDRA Drama Club 33 GAA 1 ROBERTS, SUSAN GAA 4 RODGERS, ESTES Football 1233 Cross Country 33 Lettermens Club 3 ROER, DOROTHY Hawk Staff 233 FHA 13 Pep Club 34, GAA 123 SAIDE, ROBERT NHS 23, SC Rep 43 SC 543 Basketball 2343 Baseball 12343 Lettermens Club 3, Sec. 43 Chess 123 SCHMIDT, TERRY Drama Club 2 SCOTT, SALLIE Drama Club 13 Pep Club 123 GAA 2 SCHULDT, DEBBIE FHA 123, Reporter 4, Pep Club 1234, GAA 1 SCHAMBLIN, VIRGIL FFA 1233 Football 233 Baseball 13 Track 43 Wrestling 3 SILLS, MARGARET FHA 123 Tennis 13 Pep Club 133 GAA 1 SKAGGS, BOBBY NHS 2343 Baseball 123 Lettermens Club 2343 VP in NHS 43 Basket- ball Mgr. 12 SPEERS, DENNIS FFA 33 Football 1 SMITH, KEN Football 143 Track 234 ST. PIERRE, DONALD Transfer from West Phoenix HS3 Wrestling 2 STEVENSON, SUE ANN FHA 123 Pep Club 13 GAA 1 STONE, ELIZABETH Yearbook 33 Drama Club 43 FHA 13 Pep Club 243 GAA 1 TERRELLS, JAMES Football 12343 Basket- ball 12343 Track 2343 Lettermens Club Vice Pres. 43 All State Football Teamg 100 yd Dash Record Holder, Broad jump, High jump TIJERINA, RALPH FFA 1234 ,TINGLE, DALE FFA 12343 Tennis 12 TOBIN, SHERI NHS 343 Class Officer, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 33 SC 23 Yearbook 43 Hawk Staff 23 TURNER, SHARON NHS 343 Tennis 2343 Lettergirls 23, Pres. 43 Pep Club 13, Pres. 43 GAA 12343 Girls League-Ir. Rep. 33 Majorette 12343 junior Miss Cand. 43 Chris Formal Queen Cand. 4 TURNER, VIVIAN FHA 1233 Tennis 12343 Lettergirls Club 2343 Pep Club 1233 GAA 12343 Majorette 123 URWILLER, CASEY NHS 23, Pres. 43 Stu- dent Council Vice Pres. 43 Hawk Staff 3, Edi- tor 43 Tennis 2343 Lettermen's Club 2343 Science Club 3, Pres. 43 General Residence Scholarship fU of Aj Boys State 3 VANLANDINGHAM, JOHN FFA 343 Football4 VOGT, TERRY Class Officer Sec. 13 Football 13 Baseball 1233 Science Club Representative 4 WATKINS, NADINE FHA 133 GAA 1234 WELLS, TRUDY Tennis 13 lettergirls Club 23 Pep Club 13 GAA 123 WHITE, WILLIAM Science Club 43 Hawk Staff 23 FFA 12343 Football 23 FFA Sec. 3 WILCOX, ANN Transfer from Phoenix UHS: Drama Club 343 Tennis 143 GAA 124 WILT, BARBARA Drama Club 3 WILLIAMS, GARY Football 123 Baseball 1234 WORTHAM, CHET Drama Club 43 Foot- ball 123 Play Ten Little Indians 4 RICHARDSON, DIANNA Girls League Rep. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 43 SC Rep. 23 FHA 12343 Lettergirls Vice Pres. 43 Pep Club 12343 Pom Pon 3, Capt. 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Chris Formal Queen 3 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 'm A 4. J' 1? if . u 7 P ' , 'A . A p ,. ' W , J' 'V ' of ' - U if ' HY Q? 9 ' 4' Nl , 4, J JI., lm V P 1' .1 if ., ,fm , 4 4 Ib ml fir r-'K , an-. rf' 1 ' 'A'-'S I2 , 'Hifi -I, ' N ,mmv - ,fg3' v ' QL Q , . ... , t .. 1 3' 'Q 'Q ai! 4' Key Club. Develops Initiative And Leadership 1 Z K -il1 i 15 it 2: These Athletic-looking boys beat Kofa in the annual Yuma- Kofa Key Club Basketball game: John Jung, Don Markins, Bill Painter, Mike Palmer, Mike Riley, Terry Hom, Greg Whalen, Richard Stone, Larry Jordan, and Doug Long. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club, Key Club is composed of boys from the sophomore, junior, and s enior classes. Key Club is the only ser- vice club for boys on campus. Members develop initiative and leadership through serving in var- ious service activities for the school and com- munity. Active all year long, Key s ponsors Sadie Hawkins Day and the Student Leaders and Ot'- ficers Banquet. At football games they also sell peanuts and popcorn. Row lg Pres. B. Gray, V.P. D. Rezin, Sec. P. Riley, Treas. R. Shelton, Chap. W. Wheeler. Row 2: D. Maeling, C. Palmer, I. Ache n, B. Painter, R. Myers, D. Taylor, M. Riely, P. Doten, A. Leinbach, T. Hom. Row 3: L. Stone, G. Martinez, J. Jung, L. Forestner, D. Long, S. Boweman, J. Que, M. Layton, R. Spalding, l-I. Hong, Mr. Wood--Sponsor. Row 4: A. Ho, G. Whalen, R. Urias, H. Martinez, G. Vollendorf, D. Markins, L. Jordan, S. Hardy, D. Bradford, L. Kovac. 145 Anchor.- Peddles Posies At Easter. hu ' Row 1: Pres. Y. Estupinan, V. P. A. Witman, Sec. S. Wong, Treas. L. Blake. Row 2: K. Gaylor, S. DeHorney, P. Meeh, E. Conway, S. Lucero, C. Peach, G. Achen, R. Sawers, S. Merrifield, A. Mansfield, E. Haynes, S. Sims, R. Watkins, Mrs. Saunders. Row 3: E. Sainzs, N. Anuna, L. Pullium, J. Crawford, K. Bagby, M. Sheri- dan, N. Givens, S. Williamson, S. Clayton, N. Croninger, P. Ried, K. Erickson, V. Sapp, J. Turpin, M. Conrad P. Estupinan, P. Messenger. Row 4: S. Watson, J. Hooker, M. McVey, L. Alexander, D. Finfrock, S. Eger, C. Ali, H. Hansberger, V. Hall, K. Jongeward, E. Bundy, B. Stafford, C. Ross, S. Sapp, L. Bump, G. Peach. Myrna Conrad, Sharon Watson, Greta Peach, Leah Alexander, Nancy Anuna, Robbie Sawers, Scharlene Del-Iorney, Robin Watkins, Vickie Sapp, and several other Anchor C lu b members string popcorn for the Christmas tree while Mike Layton, a Key Club member, supervises. Anchor Club is a service clu the purpose of which is to devel leadership and a responsibility t the school and community, Th club is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Service to the community is accomplished by cleaning a lot during Clean-Up-Week, collect ing magazines for the guidance clinic, and selling Easter lilies. They serve the school by taking tickets at all home basketball games and wrestling events, an decorating a Christmas tree for the cafeteria. They also partic pated in the Spirit Contest. Z Club: Service With A Smile Row 1: Pres. D. Hess, V.P. P. Smith, Sec. L. Hardy, Treas. L. Thomas. Row 2: N. Cheatham, D. Self, L. VanDyke, M. McKey, N. Henderson, P. Jameson, J. Hess, E. Pulliam, A. Schuman, K. Holbrook. Row 3: I Fuller, K. Miller, P. Martel, S. Clayton, M. Sena, K. Smith, G. Hendrickson, M. Faison, A. Coutchie. Row 4 L. Kimbrough, P. Lou, N. Benny, K. Rooney, S. Middleton, S. Redmond, J. Parks, S. Patterson, R. Oldynski, S Patterson, T. Lou. Serving cheerfully by ushering at football games, plays, and community affairs are the members ofZ Club. Members are sophomores, juniors, and seniors united by a desire to serve school and community. These y oung women strive to attain the goals of he club which are: to de ve lop better citizens and eaders and to promote fellowship and a better under- tanding among people. Special projects include giving baskets of food to eedy families on Thanksgiving and Christmas. They lso participate in the Chambermaids clean-up pro- ram and carol at Christmas. Yolie Estupinan buys a box of Lions candy from Z Club member Sandy Patterson. Science: y Snoopy Swings And Hard Reigns Row 1: Pres. P. Jackson, V.P. D. Rezin, Sec. L. Allen, Treas. W. Wheeler. Row 2: R. Frith, C. Biever, D. Hunter, M.A. Watkins, M. Vit olins, P. Lou, T. Lou, S. Sims, S. Crombie, L. Rendleman, G. Vauhn. Row 3: H. Hom, R. Stowell, J. Rang, G. Whalen, M. Cullen, B. Vauhn, D. Crawford, P. Martel, J. Que, S. Sapp, S. Wong, D. Psolka. Row 4: B. Gray, E. Wallace, B. Carter, T. I-Iagedorn, G. Jirack, R. Fawley, R. Turner, K. Allen, H. Martinez, B. Bell, M. Tayton. A roi-fix ' in Steve Hardy, the official Red Baron, reigned over the Snoopy Swing sponsored by Science Club. To create an interest in science is the main objective of Future Scientists of America. Composed of sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors, the club give s members an opportunity to learn more about science, scientific careers and the im- portance of science in d a i ly life. A grade average of 2. 5 and an interest in science are the requirements for member- ship in F. S. A. The Club sells annual covers, sponsors booster cards, and a dance. Also on the list of activities is a field trip to a scientific institute, a booth in the Pep Club Carnival and bringing special speakers to talk about subjects per- taining to science. Modeling. N ' , , Presents Fashion Fantasy f 'r '- Pictured here are the members of the YHS modeling club at their annual fashion show. The upperclassmen are: Back Row: Pres. Connie Ross, Treas. M. Vitolins, M. McVey, B. Stafford, P. Messenger, S. Rodriquez, L. Alex- ander, C. Ali, M. Echols. Front Row: V. P. S. Eger, K. Blair, V. Hulsey, N. Hydeman, C. Bagby, D. Beckett, E. Myers, P. Ferrera, F. Hancock. 1' L rs . -ASQ :jg Ki FW' Back Row: Sec. V. Hall, C. Klumker, K. Erickson, R. Oldynski, S. Clayton, L. Stevens. Front Row: B. Flores, C. McG1ock1in, R. Murdock, S. Williamson, E. Sainz, K. Smith, R. Sawers, J. Hess. Not pictured is the sponsor Mrs. Cabrera. FBLA. Sponsors Sweetheart Ball Row 15 Pres. V.P. J. Arnmons, Sec. S. Middleton, Tres. K. Billingsley, Reporter E. Daniels. Row 2, G. Ochoa, P. Tello, P. Walker, R. Jimenez, R. Galez, L. Taylor, F. Handcock, E. Haynes, P. Jameson, J. Hess, L. Pulliam, K. Montgomery. Row 3: K. Causey, M. Frejo, A. Hengl, N. Keeton, L. Van Dyke, K. Edwards, M. Lopez, R. Sawers, D. Beckett, J. Hockman, Y. Varela, J. Linder, S. Rodriguez. Row 4: Mrs. Sorensen-Sponsor, M. Hager, C. Cypert, J. Ogan, J. Castelli, D. Lewis, D. Hess, N. Henderson, S. Redmand, J. Parks, B. Griffin, B. Martinez, L. Hamm, F. Rodriguez, T. Cault, Mr. Holehan-Sponsor. Jane Hockman, Marcy Perry. Jennie Gillmore, Donna Beckett, and Mary Lopez, all FBLA initiates, are get- ting ready for the warpath. Any student who is taking a business course and has maintained a 2. 5 grade average is eligible for mem- bership in the Future Business Leaders of America. The purpose of FBLA is to develop competent and aggressive business leaders of the Future. FBLA addresses envelopes for the M a rch of Dimes and Easter Sealprograms. They also sponsor the Sweet- heart Ball. This yea r they participated in the Spirit Contest sponsored by Student Council. DECA. , , Balloons Promote Splrlt The Distributive Education of America offers experience in retailing and distribu- ting to interested juniors and seniors. The purpose of DECA is to provide students who are interested in management and business with a basic know ledge of retailing and distribution. The DECA members attend school for four periods a day then leave for their on-the- job training at various business establishments around Yuma. VHIK X SEINYII 'lf Each year the club gives an award to I the outstanding DECA student. They also sponsor a d a nce at which they announce K their DECA S w e e the a rt. The Club also sells candy, and this year they sold blue and white balloons for the Yuma-Kofa football game. Fella Handcock, Jim Battheline, Wilfred Ponce and Bob White prac- tice their salesmanship. Row lg Pres. I. Castelli, V.P. F. Handcock, Sec. S. Stevens, Tres. M. Echols, Historian K. Watson, Parliamen- tarian A. Arias. Row 2: M. Beltran, G. Stultz, H. Culpepper, J. Hermansen, E. Houston, B. White, W. Ponce S. Dorries, D. Doten, J. Battheline, G. Crisson, P. Rico, M. Gill, E. Faz, S. Chavez, M. Gill. Row 3: Mr Daniel-Sponsor, W. Griffen, J. Womack. J. Jung, G. Cooper, N. Viether, L. Mercer, L. Castro, L. Salazar, G Favors, P. Jameson, S. Higuero, R. Leroy. Row 4: N. DeLaVera, G. Gallards, E. Sandante, T. Cedillo, V. Lewis J. Casares, T. Matheny, J. Quinn, C. Parks, N. Sainz, L. Brock, L. Duran, L. Vasquez, B. Parga, C. Ponce, B Jones, R. Rojas, M. Vasquez. FFA: '- Watson Chosen Sweetheart Row lg Pres. J. Lockhard, V. P. D. Hooper, Sec. L. Ferguson, Tres. C. Arias, Reporter E. Dees, Santinel W. Ram- sey, Advisor Mr. Kimbrough. Row 2: M. Crow, A. Bedoy a, F.,Ferguson, B. Vaughn, T. Kuban, M. Ehrich, V. Reyes, C. Cyr, S. Bowman, A. Irwin, B. Downing, C. Palmer, J. Yanez, E. Winton, C. Ramos, C. Jackson, K. Miller, G. Garcia. Row 3: C. Gonzales, X. Rueda, M. Castaneda, E. Cypert, T. Fails, A. Ramos, B. Melton, I. Gunn, B. Weatherly, S. Nelson, M. Marrison, H. Green, S. Boyes, P. Russell, H. Dixon, C. Reed, O. Dees, T. Denton, R. Viether, I. Ryan, G. Oliver. Row 41 D. Kelly, D. Larson, R. Couch, W. Miller, C. Bigger, P. Mu- noz, R. Coleman, G. Stafford, O. Otondo, C. Krage, B. Posey, L. Carter, R. Dunn, S. Rock, G. Blevins, J. Pra- ther, G. Jones, D. McDaniel, L. Pulliurn, M. Mitchell. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the develop ment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Eac year in February FFA holds a judging day at AWC, ASU, and U of A Every year FFA collects food and clothing for a needy family a Christmas. District meetings are held at Parker, Antelope, Yuma and Kofa where the boys from each chapter compete in such contest as creed speaking, public speaking, and parliamentary procedure. In May, FFA s pons ors a banquet to give special recognition t outstanding boys in the club. The new officers are installed at th' banquet, and outstanding members of the community are made hon orary members of the chapter. 152 Karen Watson is chosen FFA Sweetheart. FHA: Sweethearts .1 ts ,Sk is 1 'I Sell Cookies L AIIIITIOIIS S Foster L Vowell M Bell D Self N Cheatham, Mrs. Bedal. Row 3: S. Reyes, S. DeHorney, C. Stanley, P. Grant, N. Glvens, K. Van Horn, M. Faison, S. Watson, M. Ehrlich. Row 4: C. Walker, T. John- Row 1: Pres. S. Cranford, V. P. G. Grissom, Sec. S. Vowell, Treas. A. Couchie. Row 2: L. Vivian, S. Grissom, W son, B. Martinez, L. Hardy, D. Wilson, C. Rust, L. Davis, P. . E E f 2 - f E 2 3 F 3 r i Q a A 5 5 5 5 ' . , X L Q gd 15.3 R . Ax J tgp, An- t si ss .Q - i W K Ns? rs rt. These Future Homemakers' future husbands are to be pitied if this is what they must face after a hard day's work. Donna Pace, Dianne Babcock, Valerie Weaver, and Kathy Huxley pose for the El Saguaro Camera. alker, J. Crawford. Future Homemakers of A me rica is a club organized to further an inte rest in the arts of homemaking. The members are girls from all four classes who have completed at least one se- mester of home economics. The Annual Coketail Party in September is F. H.A. 's way of welcoming new and old mem- bers to a new year. Hard workers, the girls do- nate to the needy and have a Sweetheart cookie sale in February. Along with other activities the Future Home- makers attend conventions throughout the state. There are two district conventions and one state convention. 153 Future Nurses: Bu A Donut. . .Pleas I Row lg Pres. M. Flynn, V.P. Y. Estupian, Sec. S. Patterson, Tres. C. Phillips, Advisor Mrs. Kettunen. Row 2: G. Anderson, M. Witt, C. Davis, G. Quintero, L. Van Dyke, M. Sena, M. McKay, D. Hess, S. Merrifield, S. Chavez, L. Castro, M. Larson. Row 3: L. Gill, F. Reel, M. Witt, P. Grant, S. Middleton, I. Fuller, T. Amick, A. Evans, L. Salazar, K. Jesse. Row 4: C. Biltz, C. Ponce, H. Magdaleno, J. Bolt, S. O'Dannel, K. Hill, R. Baker, M. Perry, S. Rodriguez, E. Bundy. Yolanda Estupian, S ue Patterson, Stella Rodriguez, and Mary Flynn agree that popcorn ball making par- ties can be fun, wild, and interesting. The Future Nurses of America is open to any girl mai taining a 3 grade average. The goals of FNC are to provi an understanding of the field of nursing and to help t members find what they want to give to the field of nursi as well as what they want to get from it. Each year the junior and senior mem bers of the cl travel to a hospital which offers training courses. While the hospital the girls are shown the facilities and are le tured on the various aspects of training provided. This y the trip was to St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. To make m oney for their trip the members sell don at all home varsity football games, make and sell popc balls, and sell Criminal decals. FTA: Sponsors Shakespearean Players With the problem of teacher shortages it is good to see how our Future Teachers of America is growing. To join, students must express a desire to become a teacher. The purpose of F.T.A. is to further an in- terest in teaching. Also members strive to promote better understanding between teachers and students. School Visitation Day is the high point of the year for F.T.A. members. On this day they visit schools in Yuma. Other activities include sponsoring a dance, an invitation banquet, and a booth at the Pep Club Carnival. Miss Foster and Brenda Flores, look alike due to the F. T. A. informal initiation. Row 1: Pres. P. Smith, V.P. T. Williamson, Sec. M. Vitolins, Treas. K. Smith, Historian G. Hendrickson. Row 21 G. Peach, G. Spikes, P. Lou, M. Hom, E. Daniel, J. Chretin, P. Messenger, P. Meeh, A. Jackson, D. Miles, C. Lopez, S. Williamson, E. Myers, V. Varner, N. Hydeman, B. Flores, G. Lang, H. Lou. Row 3: A. Lara, T. Taylor, S. Lozar, M. Higgins, K. Miller, B. Martinez, T. Lou, E. Blazer, K. Rooney, L. Allen, S. Wong, S. Mann, L. Pulliam, S. Albert, L. Bump. Row 4: L. Urias, C. Cypert, K. Saxt, S. Ogan, K. Holbrook. J. Parks, D. Taylor, S. Tueero, C. Rice, K. Wellerd, S. Egar, N. Henderson, S. Redmond, E. Sainz, K. Erickson, K. Allen. 155 National Thespians: t Honor Society For Actors Row lg Pres. P. Doten, Sec. I. Chretin, Treas. L. Pulliam. Row 2: D. Wilson, B. Power, N. Croninger, B. Hil- pert, T. Williamson, K. Smith, E. Conway, A. Jackson. Row 3: K. Van Horn, M. Riley, B. Vaughn, C. Fer- guson, D. Taylor, P. Smith, M. Flynn, B. Newhard. Row 4: B. Tipton, P. Messenger, R. Spalding, J. Parks, S Redmond, B. Griffin, D. Engler. Members of National Thespians are students who excell in drama. They gain points for membership by helping with or appearing in plays. An honor society, National Thespians tries to further an interest in drama. A booth in the Pep Club Carnivaland the production of a play are some of the activities of the club. Drama: Puts On Four Qne-Act Plays u.an............ ,........ .. . , Row lg Pres. B. Vaughn, V.P. R. Spalding, Sec. K. Smith, Treas. P. Smith. Row 2: B. Griffin, L. Salas, C. Munk C. Walker, J. Burch, R. Bennett, M. Rendleman, T. Williamson, C. Ferguson, E. Conway, D. Taylor, V. Varner L. Pulliam, N. Croninger, A. Lines, P. Messenger, A. Jackson, P. Meeh. Row 3: S. O'Danne1, C. Quilter, C Griffin, L. Berry, J. Solakiewicz, C. Peach, L. Allen, N. Givens, M. Flynn, K. Erickson, B. Hilpert, M. Flynn D. Engler, I. Kubiak, I. Chretin, K. Van Horn. Row 4: M. McKay, T. Johnson, C. Sterling, G, Slosser, C. Shaw K. Morris, G. Beckett, B. Power, K. Allen, S.. Redmond, I. Parks, P. Doten, B. Newhard, M. Riley, B. Tipton M. Riley, D.. Wilson. Drama Club put on four one-act plays this year. They were: The Trysting Place , The Valiant , The Sandbox , and A Minuet . Members took part in building sets and other activities to help w ith the production of the plays. With the profits from the plays, stage equipment will be purchased. To obtain membership, a student must express an interest in drama and work on one or more productions. Drama Club is open to all classes. Other activities include a bake sale, a booth in the Pep Club Carnival, and the presentation of aw a rds to outstanding drama students. 158 Pep: -' Sponsors Bon Fire Rally As one of the largest select girls clubs on campus, Pep Club's purpose is to pro- mote spirit at all athletic events and ral- lies. Members of the club participate in a hand jive section at all football games, sell shakers, decorate the goal posts, and make the Crim head for all home foot- ball games. Pep Club also sponsors the downtown rally on Y-Day, the bonfire rally for the Yuma-Kofa basketball game, and the Pep Club Carnival and Dance in the spring. Miss Bobersky, Miss Wiggins, Vicki Sapp, Christy Walker, and Robbie D Sawers renare rn rler-nr-are rl-up 'Trim hrsaflilfm- Q ffmrl-.911 mm.. Row 1, es. 3f A. Evans, Sec. D. Beckett, Treas. B. Loo. Row 2: S. Power, L. Ammons, G. Achen, C. Peac , . -Flynn, C. Walker, S. Watson, J. Crawford, L. Alexander, T. Williamson, M. Magdaleno, L. Gloria, C. Lopez, S. Williamson, P. Jameson, E. Sainz, K. Rooney, E. Myers, N. Hydeman, V. Varner, S. Eger, M. Vitolins, K. Erickson, G. Peach, M. McKay, R. Gloria, A. Moreno. Row 3: J. Sanchez, F. Rodriquez, M. Mann, L. Kimbrough, S. Vowel, I. Hocker, V. I-lulsey, C. Munk, P. Mech, A. Jackson, K. Smith, B. Flores, G. Hendrickson, M. Watkins, D. Self, N. Cheatham, I. Turpin, S. Sapp, E. Haynes, K. Blair, L. Farmer, D. Garcia, L. Stevens. Row 4: C. Ali, D. Hess, R. Lopez, C. Klumker, P. Smith, D. Finfrock, A. Coutchie, L. Alexander, L. Power, K. Van Horn, D. Chavez, L. Burrow, K. Bagby, M. Conway, C. Lang, M. Flynn, N. Cron- inger, G. Hansberger, N. Givens, R. Sawers, J. Hess, V. Sapp, C. Ross, B. Stafford, M. Ehrlich, S. Dunn, B. Lorona. Lettermans: Brains And Brawn In ction Row lg Pres. P. Riley, V.P. A. Arias, Sec. L. Jordan, Treas. L. Ferguson. Row 25 E. Giles, M. Jameson, L. Kovac, R. Shelton, F. Woon, R. Hart, H. Bay, T. Hom, D. Rezin. Row 3: G. Whalen, R. Urias, H. Martinez, A. Sullivan, J. Rang, A. Abril, J. Que, P. Keller, B. Gray, W. Wheeler. Row 4: J. Melton, J. Kellam, E. Al- bert, D. Arneson, S. Hardy, B. Riviera, G. Blevins, T. Tyree, E. Hassell. 4 Coaches Hepler fKofaJ and Thomas CYuma7 display good sportsmanship after the Yuma-Kofa football game. Letterman's c lub is composed of boys who have earned a varsity letter in any sport. Members are en- titled to wear a blue letter sweater. To promote good sportsmanship on and off the playing field, whether winning or losing, are some of the goals of this club. They try to foster those ideals that will help promote the will to win and a spirit of friendly competition. This club sponsors the Harlem Clowns basketball game and helps promote the All Sports Banquet. 159 Brenda Flores Debbie Garcia Katie Smith Mary Ann Watkins- -Head X, A Terri Williamson Mara V1tol1ns -ui MQW 4.1 W x . Fa iliar Faces WV Wi-A Skim Mara Vitolins Brenda Flores Head Cheerleader Mary Ann Debbie Garcia Watkins Terri Williamson Katie Smith 5 Songleading Squ Songleaders for 1966-1967 are Seniors: Kris Bagby, Candy Munk, Kathi Blair, Nancy Hydeman, Mary Flynn, Pam Messenger, Susan Eger, and Head Song- leader, Cheryl Ali. Jardin Cheryl Ali Kris Bagby s All Seniors Kathi Blair Nancy Hydeman Mary Flynn Pam Messenger I il Suzi Eger Candy Munk 51 'Qi is-- ,. 4 LN K ffl' gzfv -.fm . in Siwi' 5, .1 ,......- -J gfhfdlvk UQIU.QLfCQ,QJ.1lJv My N XQNXQKCLOL X '.1k.,,,, , ' LDL af km i J .Af15L,0 ' ', J. g?X JULQJQ3 gpm? K -, -h fSLi.uCL0mwQG ,QJL wi Jim uqnffqs L X 6? 3 2300 wa Honorgiiqimgmq ,fffow MU Q J SGQZQNWWK -MW me WW 41 SHN' - K r s Top Ten Linda Allen David Rezin Robert Gray Phillip Jackson A nne M ansfxe ld Pam L.. Brian Vaughn Worth Wheeler Pete Keller Ann Whitman i A 'S ng.-an Au x I Q 5 ws I' Y-X X 1 V x . N Queen Donna Reigns Thrilled with having been chosen Homecoming Queen is Donna Beckett. Donna's court consists of four other senior girls. They are, from left to right, Pamela Ferrara, Charlotte Peach, Mary Echols and Kris Bagby. Donna Beckett was crowned Y-Day Queen for 1967 dur- ing half-time ofthe Yuma-Tem pe football game Donna was escorted to her royal throne by Donny Brad- ford, Student Body President. Fe11a Handcock - DECA Sweetheart DECA, FBLA, FFA An . K ,.L, z 5 A I 1. 5 91 3 . X 1 5 o ? 4 N I Ig' 5 dr 8 Pam Ferrera - FFA Sweetheart ey Club Choose Sweethearts 1 ' . 2 re Q i ir . 1 X I Z . 1 ' F r 2 a ' Z ? 2 3 E f i 2 2 o Q 4' E I , , . A 5, 1 S A A an K 1 Q? 1 1 ,Q s 5. 7 M- gig-, f ,ix .41 v E , T i K A K X x 2 I Kris Bagby - Key Club Sweetheart Bonnie Loo - FBLA Sweetheart x ,nf Q n Q E 4 or ig X 1 . 3 - s I 0 2 fa 1 Li 'r A E S Honors Received B Q 5 s E 5, ,MM Representing Yuma High at the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association Workshop last summer at NAU were Teresa Williamson, Elena Daniels, Connie Ross, and Mary Witt. Terri and Elena were present for the newspaper session while later in the month Connie and Mary represented the annual. Brotherhood was the theme of National Conference of Christians and Jews. Those selected were Robin Watkins, Shir- ley Albert, Debbie Finfrock, Roxann Oldynski, Cara Phillips, and Annette Schuman. Missing from the picture are Worth Wheeler and Eddie Harrison. utstanding Students at ffm shawn, ...ws K . ,,. ' or--. A V355 fi' ,,.- K gifts ' 5752 . . rc, k F . sl axe., - . M ,H - 7 :.s:i'r: 'U K K .., K 33. Q.. K ' . Y' . K .r s ,U 'K q r' fl HQ' ' G' -,.g,,a,t.Ff 2 i ' f P ' F.. N . , sz'-f 1 :5 K a..jszy '7t'j . 5 g f sT'5 .,.A ' ' kf!Jfx :sale-1swr..,.m .suriih X si Danny Taylor and Susan Clayton were chosen this year by M e lody Club to be Snow King and Queen. They were chosen for leadership and personality. Danny and Susan are both active members ofMe1ody Club, and both are seniors. K.. Q.. 6 . KiKK. X ,Y fi 'ia . 3- .- ...sn . 4 . 31' Ap,-,p,,is:n. V . .xi .vs . . s x . KK, '3gKgpQs?f,,JKfQQ3go. ..KK.KK .Mfg iv .KK .QL Qffu 'i 1 is M Kathy Rooney won the scholarship sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution for an out- standing Senior High School Girl. The DAR award is given- on the basis of dependability which includes truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality. Phil Ja c kson and Pete Keller 'captured' the place of semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. This Nation wide test was given to seniors who wished to participate. 175 Terri Williamson was chosen Outstanding Jour- nalist for 1967. Terri is editor of the Ther- mometer and President of Quill and Scroll. She also attended the AIPA workshop this summer. Variety Of Talent Anne Mansfield had the honor of representing Arizona at Girls Nation this summer. Anne had previously -represented Yuma at Girls' State. She was chosen for both honors on the basis of lead- ership, character, and scholastic achievement. fa Ann Whitman placed first in the written test to become winner of the 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest. hown By Students Twirp Queen Nancy Benny and Twitter King Eddie Albert smile as they receive their silver ID bracelets. The honor of being chosen Band Sweetheart and Sparkplug this year went to Elaine Conway and Danny Taylor. Seniors Claudia Rice and Danny Taylor were chosen as members of Allstate Choir this year. Their singing and musical abilities enabled them to earn the neces- sary points. Two YHS band members, Richard Shelton and Randy Wright gained membership to Allstate Band this year. Seniors Represent YHS te this Elaine Conway, Anne Mansfield, Mary Ann Watkins and Kris Bagby were YHS's delegates to Girl's Sta summer. Yuma High was well represented at Boy 's State this summer by the following outstanding senior boys. They are Donny Bradford, Larry Kovac, Bob Gray, Phil Jackson and David Rezin. Senior Honor Roll- last Semester Achen, Gay Allen, fda Anderson, Ba b - istine B1 ingsley, Lois Kay Bradford, Donald Brown, Anthony Buecking, Dagmar Bundy, Essie Chretin, JoAnne ,4 ,f KAI, fn MM Licons, Virgil Lockard, Gwendolyn Long, Job Lopez, Rachel Lucero, Sylvia McVey, Marsha ,7 N - , , Mansfield, Anne 'WDC 65571 ' fr 0 Ogflviartinez, Lois H s Mendivil, Edward iff! Q ftQgf17,L0 Z, Merrifield, Sue S Clayton, Susan M ' rfMarsha-i-if Conway, Marilyn Cwybgfg' Morgan, Helen Coutchie, Richard , Myers, Eline Crawford, Daniel parks, Jan CYPCFI. Cf1fiSIiH6 I Patterson, Sandra Davis, L6011 x Zf Patterson, Susan Dees. Elmo Perry, Marcy Doten. Pat Ad ' Que, John ECJWHICIS. MiCkCY S .AMT CA? Quintero, Jannon Egef. 5115811 Redmond, Susan Eflgler. D011 W A Rendleman, Marilee Estu iaun, Yolanda ' Rezin, David IOBR H , A111162 Rooney, Kathy . lm vlioss, Connie FaiSOI1. Margrer gf' JL Shields, Roger Flynn, Mary ' Patricia Foerstner, Lee Fuller, Irene Golez, Rizalinda Gray, Robert Guiles, Edwin Hardy, Steve Hendrickson, Gail Hengl, Annette Herrera, Ernestine Hom, Terry Huerta, Gonzalo Jackson, Anita Jackson, Philip Keller, Pete Kovac, Larry X741 jim M Stafford, Bobbi Sullivan, Alan Taylor, Danny Tays, Dena Tomlinson, Laura Tyree, Tim Vahle. Jane Vaughn, Brian Vitolins, Mara Walker, Christy Watkins, Mary Ann , Williamson, Terry ff Witman, Ann f Womack, Jolene Wong, Sara Sports wrvfii land ni? if A From left to right are: Top row: Herb Bay, Robert Bay, Jim Timmons, Rob Wilbur, Dennis Arneson, Pat R1ley Rodney Vollendorf, Tai Pieplow, Mike Pancrazi, Larry Reed, Eddie Alberts, Coach Ed Soergel. Middle row: Coach Al A Whalen, Pete Keller, Steve Bowman, George Ferguson, Larry Pikula, Marlin Jameson, Tim Tyree, Eddie Gurles Larry Britt, Ernie Hassell, John Que, Charles Westbrook, Ray Reyes, Gilbert Arviso, Robin Brown, Tony Magana Lorenzo A Frank Woon Charlie Jackson lfl'vk gff, l5Wlr ,. J - Q , 'i 4 kykk I K , A A Mn, Y L Tom Coz, ' Equipment Manager fb--K 182 Ferguson, James Major, Larry Kovac, Don Markins, Guy Gonzales, Tom Fails, James Chretin, Tony Moreno, Greg Coach Frank Thomas. Bottom row: John Robles, Chris Doug Long, Henry Martinez, Manuel Almadova. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Brophy 20 Yuma 13 Coronado 20 Yuma 18 Mesa 12 Yuma 0 Chandler 15 Yuma 19 Westwood 35 Yuma 12 Arcadia 7 Yuma 25 Casa Grande 20 Yuma 19 Scottsdale 47 Yuma 13 Tempe 14 Yuma 20 Kofa 7 Yuma 32 8t ends. in the coming season. 1 Coach Ed Soergel, Frank Thomas Coach Al Alvarez Defensive backfield Head Coach Offensive backfield Soph. half-back, Ernie Hassell, gains yardage against Chandler in Yuma's first win of the season. The coaching sta ff expects Hassell to be of help 1--,Q3,Qt,s4:5j Mxf' r ' 'M i 'TXT' fs r - 1 ax . nn, .Q : I , 1 . W 13 Q J Eddie Guiles, Quarterback All Conference, Honorable Mention, Tucson Republic Honorable Mention, Tri-Capt. Larry Kovac, Linebacker Marlin Jameson, Guard Larry Reed, End All Conference lst team, Tuc- son Republic 2nd team, Tri- Capt. Larry Jordan, End Jose Gonzales, Tackle Tim Tyree, Fullback All Conference lst team, Tuc- son Republic Honorable Men- tion Lorenzo A lmadova, Halfback John Que, Tackle Herbie Bay, End Charles Westbrook, l-Ialfback Eddie Alberts, Tackle A11 Conference First Team, Tuscon Republic Honorable Mention Most Valuable Pat Pete Keller, Center Larry Ferguson, Center Most Improved Player Yuma versus Chandler Rodney Hart, Guard Tony Magana, Guard 14, it fimlli lik' 5'-uf x O 1 f ' 3 - : p -Q: if l l,:Q.. L X .P 4. 9 . , 5.4, - N' gf! ,A Q it ? XX w .1 if 3 - ' x 5 M' eilrifffsiilrfbf 'i H f..,,4,.xL 5 ' . 0,3 X . ,S af ,A SN A S ,X f ,Ax T? x-, 53' S X 'YN wi' N usa. - N. X N x Q S ,I I' X X -Q Qxx K -0 -. L ' Y is Il Lf VP ,! 'ww gm Z,?A ,tx A J , ,Q as , -fi xx-ew fx mmf iv A iv 3, Alb-1 s - 'f' ' K a fww , -'X 9 2 x B my M 5 Pa ff V X Q Q xii? -Nw ,VM . xl. A wx xii ., ' 5: xy v I wax' . K in ,W . X , -. .af 4. - -if N 1 ' R15 K3 f Fww 'Q wif f K , evil' , xl V M' - SWWNUIP' New !' Top Row: Coach Tom Larson, Steve Brick, Steve Henry, Jeff Cook, Joey Martinez, Joe Osuna, Chris Magdaleno, Joe Villareal, Tom Ramsey, Jim Milton, Gary Hardy, Michael Morrison, Richard Morgan, Oscar Otondo, Steve Blair, Gary Oliver, Coach Harry Needam. Middle Row: Steve Gill, Renee Cavo, Ron DeVerse, Joe Bell, Phil Slosser, Ernest Churn, Jesus Gonzalez, Sam Necochea, Jackie Robinson, Donald Crump, Jack Humphries, Charle Reed, Larry Munoz, Homer Dixon. Bottom Row: Walter Miller, Doug Longbott om, Jim Carter, Paul Franco, Rudy Lorona, Don Mollindo, Ernest Hurtado, Jack Kellam, Tom Pittman, Michael Riley, Clarence Palmer, Russel Fifer. Not Pictured are: Kim Miller, Charlie Gonzalez, Greg Beckett, and Tommy Munoz. OPPONENTS YUMA Mt. Empire 58 6 Kofa 6 13 San Pasqual 6 13 Brawley 13 27 El Centro 25 13 Blythe 0 39 Kofa 19 6 Calexio hi Q- Totalg 133 145 Tommy Munoz and Jesus Gonzales close in on Blythe halfback as a wary preditor looks on. Johnie Jaramillo tries to gain yardage around left end. OPPONENTS YUMA Kofa 18 0 San Pasqual 6 19 Blythe 38 6 Brawley 0 12 El Centro 6 19 Antelope 20 20 Kofa 28 13 Calexio 0 25 Top Row: Coach Gray, Coach Privette, Lynn Alsp, Mark Hansberger, Jon Wicks, Gus Nichols, Tim Brown, Virg Eddings, Jeff McVey, Michael Quintero, Eugene Olea, Luane Hall, Ray Coleman, Roger Johnson, Darrell Cramp, Bill Ferguson, Rickie Howard, Coach Garcia. Middle Row: Gary Conned, Stanly McCullough, Gary Miltou, Kelly Karsun, Jerry Beard, Bob Wagner, George Converse, Dean Martinez, Jauret Magdaleno, Eddie Loroua, Gary l-lovater, Gary Jones, George Flores, Alan Walker, Ronald Beckett. Bottom Row: Greg Gantland, Bryan Flavin, Eugene Pina, Jonny Jaramillo, Cesario Garcia, Chuis Corbet, Bobby Guzman, Jeff Crombie, Eugene Winton, David Lopez, James Fagan, Danny Velasquez, Danny Collins, John Franco QManagery. X Bob Wilbur Jim Timmons Q-.FS 4 McLend on's Starting Five Larry Reed Job Long Tim Tyree s -YU A 7' : m .496 6 V ff f i X:-nv 'kv ...- 1 .41-,Zi Q - fs': 2'!4' 335.069, 0 A I L1 ,vw , 1.1 s if Q Nr' if 2. Q Q1 iw ' J I ' i W .LVE '- . - K K g . kk I f S- ,3 lf A 5, M S ,,..- ' ' 215 .,-v S 5 it tr tssris , tag S Q CHIMS' RIMS s l miizk. 4 X . gi HW53 'ttilfifi-ii J :io ssiqiogl mix Front row: Randy Thrower, Ja ckie Robinson, Duncan Phillips, Jim Timmons, Tim Tyree. Second row: Job Long, Larry Reed, Bill Painter, Charlie Chavez, Arthur Ho, and Bob Wilbur. Opponents Yuma Casa Grande 52 56 Arcadia 64 5 1 Coronado 58 5 1 Chandler 60 55 Kofa 56 58 Scottsdale 56 59 Mesa 59 61 Westwood 66 43 Tempe 58 48 Coronado 82 45 Casa Grande 56 58 Arcadia 63 5 2 Westwood 50 48 Tempe . 64 65 Scottsdale 6 1 52 Mesa 63 67 Kofa 57 55 Job Long goes up for 2 points against Kofa as Duncan Phillips looks on. Back row: Coach Fiete, Charles Reed, Bruce Peiplow, James Herrera, Torn Ramsey, James Bay, Wayne Tram- mel, Russell Fiefer, George Lagunas. Front row: Larry Munoz, Gary Hardy, Charles Martinez, Homer Dixon, Charles Splawn, Chris Magdaleno, David Maehli-ng, Ernest Churn. Frosh And JVS Prepare For Varsity Front row: Jarrett Magdalene, Virg Eddings, Alan Walker, Eugene Winton, Bob Weatherly, Gary Milton, Rickie Dees, Rafael Zavala, JeffMcVey. Middle Row: James Fagan, Steve Nelson, Terry Dorries, Larry Calzada, Scott Knight, Ray Perry, Robert Larsen, Leslie Taylor, Rickie Howard. Back row: Gary Hovatter, Coach Gray, Ray Collman, Duane Hall, Dave Henricks, Hank Green, Ron Kluck, Craig Consaul, Dick Murie, George Con- verse, Roger Johnson. r i A ff K'--qs. -,jak if Q A .4 nj J ,,. ,- QP. , as 'H 'ff 'Ff'S2-f.1p- - ia'SLg5ixi1H QL Xa .,mmi:. H - ...u NM -. f gi-f W. M nkfiwfmgssxl--f-Ni, ,f ' Q' ,A Wrestlers Go 4 And 6 A -iw A - , :,i n-. w ,vm fs .47:....J..:tL.. I hi' Louis Ybarra 95 lbs. ,L 1 .. G' , . .eh Lama ,..u .Kr-fv 1. 4--. I Johnny Achen 103 lbs. s ll x - fr'-fs ..:,.gL5:u, 52' l f 9 . ' - Qi 1 X - . ' ' aku---1 .. Q., ',.. ' Charlie Gonzales Jesus Gonzales 127 lbs. 133 lbs. gill I W 3 . it 'Wil -AQ fr' X ?,- .1-QQ. .sr . ' Henry Martinez Chris Britt 138 lbs. 145 lbs. 57: J - 11. 1 7 'UM , I 5 . , ., . ,:-.. F' , . 5 erls. 3' John Robles 154 lbs. Ernest Hassell 165 lbs. sl . I K Art Abril Glen Martinez 112 lbs. 120 lbs. Opponents Yuma Kofa 27 15 Casa Grande 16 38 Mesa 27 17 Scottsdale 9 31 Tempe 24 19 Westwood 17 25 Kofa 25 15 Coronado 25 17 Chandler 19 29 Arcadia 31 11 lst place-El Centro Tourney 4th place-Holtville Tourney ss. 'wal' S . ww' . ., l.k, 2 .5 K g,g,'5,,g,,,, mx .c,..ks.123.,f-.f John Jordan Mike Pancra zi 180 lbs. Heavyweight Wrestlers watch demonstration by fellow varsity grappler. Wrestlers Send 4 To State Match Glen Martinez in his first match against Kofa. Wrestlers receive instruction from Coach Daniels Back row: Kim Miller, Kent P eterson, Frank Wallace, Ge orge Mitchell, Sam Nicoshea, Calvin Brown. Front row: Charles Jackson, Louis Torres, Don Scott, Frank Hernandez, Chuck Baumgardner, Henry Mondajar. .V.'s And Frosh Back Llp Varsity Row lg Tommy Wilson, Louis Torres, Albert Orta, Raymond Knepper, Bobby Guzeman, Eugene Pina, Brian Dunn. Row 2: Dan Moran, Henry Madena, Salvador Duran, John Edwards, Steve Valenzuela, LeRoy Carol, Eddie Bedoya. Row 3: Coach Ge orgas, David Lopez, Eddie Lorona, George Mitchel, Tim Brown, Ronnie Arviso, Mitchel Quintero, Coach Privette. Golf Swings Into Season! -'ss is is 5 V fa ' - . , ..., .W .ar Q . Back row: George Converse, Henry Medina, John Jongeward, Gary Milton, Robert Turner, Richard Murie, Terry Hagedorn, Greg Iirak, John Davidson, Bob Embree. Front row: Jack Kellam, Rodney Hart, Allan Sullivan, David Maeling. ,453 mm y f.i.t,g,,. lg Allan Sullivan watches Rodney Hart practice his drive. North I-hgh Arcadra Scottsdale Kofa Saguaro Arcadra Westwood Kofa Scottsdale D1v1s1ona1 Westwood State Tucson Kofa-Coronado George Ferguson shows hrs forrn on the strll r1ngs , H m- - 1 '65 ESF' wn, Beal Billingsley, Car1McOmber, Rick McDo1e, George rk Haynes. Dennis Brown performs a difficult iron cross on the rings. xg! gf if 3 X . xt ea iw? he Q .3 41 row: Roger Avis, Mgr., Larry Reed, Larry Jordan, John Solakewicz ,...-i, Keith Craig, Elmo Dees. Front row: Glen Hernandez, Don? Parks, Jeff Cook. 'EJ mf? rn, f X Jumpers Jump X M V WSW: E X I , 1 1 ' we Coach Holehan rsn t re ally far-srghted three foot stopwatch does come in handy. G 's , z . X ,E Winton, John Jordan, Ron Arviso, Oliver Dees, Jerry Magdaleno, Mike Coleman, Rickey Dees, Joey Martinez, Joey Osuna, John Jaramillo, John Coaches Coach Trackmen Track? ry Reed, last year's state c h a m p i on broad per, practices for the opening season meet. -mn -..,,q K -.Nh . Ay M, 5 wr . 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A Left to right: Bob Bell, Worth Wheeler, Bob Gray, Jim Stewart, Tom Lemmon, David Rezin. 0 , 9 Four Seniors Lead Boy s Tennis .. f 1 swf f-, ew, 1 'I Worth Wheeler Tom Lemmon David Rezin Bob Gray X, 5 r S l 5 -. - 5 ,A ,,2 Q , Back row: Carolyn Quilter, Dolores Stewart, Alison Coutchie, Laura Blake, Inez Yanez. Front row: Carmen Lopez Lolly Gloria, Robyn Watkins, Alice Ponce, Anna Fernandez. .V. Netters Back Up Varsity Back row: Bill Griffin, Chuck Bell, Ken Guenzi. Front row: Halevy Hong, Ray Fawlev. Steve Fillet. Q t, 1. 5 a :iff I Q 1 C as 1 1 E K l I i 1 Q E 0 k 1 ,YQ U ,fr . jf LM f M W P JU nn UQ L U I 4 40,09 , oh M or 2 M W' 4 M Front row: Joe Beavers, Jack Eberling, David Manter, Johnny Munoz, Bradford, Greg Whalen, Joe Mahon, Dave Hinrich, Gary Consaul, Jim Not pictured-Homer Dixon Swimmers Paddle Th 3 all, Andy Greenwell, Jim Clark, David Doton, John Mahon. Back row: Don hn Rang, Rick Shelt on, Guy Vollendorf, Larry Pikula, Joe Henderson, Mgr gh Successful Season Chandler Kofa 84 Tempe Westwood Coronado Arcadia Mesa Kofa Scottsdale Divisional State Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma YLu'na Yuma Yuma YLu'na Yuma 210 Back row: Coach Robert Kelly, Tom Cole, Tim Tyree, Eddie Guiies, Steve Hardy, Don Markins, Marlin Jameson, Jim Timmons, Sam Barker, Duncan Philips, Frank Augilar, Dick Coutchie, Randy Thrower. Front row: John Vaugh- mgr., John Acosta, Herbie Bay, Steve Herrea, Henry Laura, Danny Doten, Gary Blevins, Terry Hom, Frank Woon, Larry Stone, David Hengl. Not pictured Larry Kovac. 3. , K -X ,, i 7, 7 V K ., i gg K In A L K, Q. ,.f,.,, f r p H M is J .mt ,, V ww rff My , gr. . PM ,,.' , m .. .A - V Steve Hardy misses again!! Jameson scoops it up in a cloud of dust. I ss l S ,mf -gl' ,. . -yfzfpr Z: Q 1 ' me 1 , 'Y ' Y .Q ' ' I 2 T ' 4 Sag: if Back row: QL-RJ Mgr. Gerald Casares, Charles Splawn, David Carlon, David Buster, Daniel Otero, Kim Miller. James Whitner, Harvey Trammel, Rey Borunda, Steve Ogelsby. Front row: QL-RJ Don Mollindo, Steve Gill, Jerry Jackson, Charlie Martinez, Chris Magdaleno, James Herra, Larry Cobb, Mike Palmer, James Wright, Gary Hardy, George Lagunas. Bottom row: Karl Saxe, Chris Corbett, Mike Erlich, Joe Jackson, Bob Weatherly, Mike Francis. Middle row: Hank Green, Jeff Crombie, Dean Martinez, ,John Edwards, Mark Brennan, Bob Larson, Chris Krage, Kelly Kasun. Top row: Mgr. Tom Kern, Bill Myers, Lynn Alps, Jerry Beard, Alan Walker, Tim Sullivan. Not Pictured-Steve Ogan. W s ' . , -1' XR X 'iii' KK K KKK ,fig fx Action Sports P X I' PZ? M , Q x Action People!! aww' xg was x. NK.. 'I ,Q . ik 'B new at fb FV' sf ww 4 'im' ' ' ily K V .. 1 gg' V VV P W 'Va if as N 1 A s, f-,g 3 5 KW-It x. LV jx s KV -48:5 ' ' 13 7' M A . uf Q!-V Vf 1 2 'fV - V 'V V 4. V 3V Vg ' , , e ,VV 7 cf gg? six X! is ff? 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V ,V , r Q, 'ggxtrlgy A R V ,bm 5V V sm: ,, V : za t A Jinx L. xg 3 KV V 9 if is 3 ., xi. Vx LSL L ,L VV? . V33 if V A . V L. gl 'E E kg 4 V El V9 V ig ' X RV , -V Vg , . 1 ff ' q - 'fiff V. .. V V . . afterward Editing the 1967 El Saguaro has been a long hard job, but there have been the good times in producing a yearbook also. I would like to thank the wonderful pe op le who assisted in producing this year's annual. Many thanks go to my staff and our advisor, Mrs. Hoblitt, for cooperating and w orking so hard. You have done a wonderful job. I would also like to express my gratitude to Mr. Manes for his help in getting the show on the road. A special thanks to James Hill for our photography job and to the Yuma Daily Sun for their assistance. Thanks again to our many sponsors for their patronage as the El Saguaro would be at a standstill without you. The cover this year was designed by Randy Spalding, a junior, who did a wonderful job. As editor-in-chief of the ye a rbook, I sincerely hope that each Yuma High School student enjoys his 1967 E1 Saguaro for many years IOCOITIB. . . . . . Sincerely, Connie Ross Editor-in-Chief rf W7 gdflfw-P7 7 mfg wlxrcly awpf Lfllbtxll lo-9'M4M!vaf AM-6' I Cuff! fem-'M Ah block. .I walls vw,.w-fa. 64? '-I-wc, QV5 I 'fil fuck 074 AU J'? Qu, EW 5210? 63450 ggi., fu MM WX yy my Mgfjpqw ZQLMV WM WW JW :gig 3 QQ in 'QS il Sign N' .6 grail Y mx EK Q! A v?'MW53 5' ' , . , - i ,kxik 'iu....,4-... N.. ii' mg, ig. - Q1-A-w ' it ' -M ...sm-.. 3 -A ww- W E K 4 my . Q, ,J sq 'mn , 'P 1 K lay 'fu '- 'Z 9xN, ft..g'5.t' , ,. . x-'QW ' 'V' any f wa... qv - . ' . X X -. -it h I BV-'Q 5 cr Am Q N, uf S 'E A we ,fgg Q: it A L x L Mg , i ... - K X -.ge f ' .L 'N' K X -'::.v3l' 4- 'N A it H .. -5,5 Q K Q-P ,M A if - M s- ..-. I 1, L ff' 'r M-3 XK I ' si '4 ' ' ual! Q .h K ' M i.,Q2Q:,5:, ,,., +2 .KAL . , K Q + ' 4QfijM . K-X. kkj 'N ' X, W W- -. 3 l i Q Q at A '- ff ..., . . ,, ...W Qfduuiitrxi Li Q ,X ,ww muh-M.--. X Y M 'S . .S 2 :Ng A fi 'Q' KELLY SUPPLY The place all executives, secretaries and students go for office and school sup- plies is Kelly Supply. Here Charlotte Peach shows off her secretarial abilities to executive Virgil Licona. MAURICE UNDERWOOD AGENCY ALL INSURANCE and BONDS General Insurance P O Box 5000 Yuma, Arizona 2257 4th Avenue 782-3661 STAHL'S While Pat Riley enjoys football, Pete Keller pre- fers skateboarding. Whether the season is for football or skateboarding, the best sports equipment is found at Stah1's VILLAGE NN For the best in yea ole food and atmosphere visit the Village Inn Besides having the best food V11 lage Inn provides some of the best entertainment Shown here in action are Yuma High s Ma Anne Me Singers Eline Conway Anne Mansfield and Mary Ann Walkins ARIZONA RACEWAY For fun and excitement with slotcar racing visit Arizona Raceway at 24th Street and lst Avenue. The big 165-foot track accommodates up to eight cars at a time for indi- vidual fun or for races. Also included in the fun at Arizona Raceway is pool. Try your talents on either slotcar racing or pool at Arizona Raceway. NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Showmg off some of the cars of the NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION are V1k1e Varner Pat Doten V1Ck1 Hulsey Joe Kubxak Cheryl A11 and C andy Munk These new cars were furnrshed by Varner rett Rambler and Trucks Paul Clark Ford Clay Bruder Che vrolet Vlllage Cars and Dodge Trucks Hanson Lmcoln Mercury and Don Ness MotorL Datsun Cars and Trucks Motor, Donskerly, and Valley Motor. Completing the association are: Alexander Volks Wagon, Gar- v L ' 1 . f - 1 gms. YOUR FLORIST Standing IH the mist of plants at Your Florist are Donna Beckett and Herbte Bay Your Florist at 901 Orange Avenue supplies all types of plants and flowers for all occasions Corsages for such events as the prom are popular at Your Florist FAMILY DEPARTMENT Acting as salesman Bob Gray tries to sell Doris Hess a pair of shoes at Family Department Store Located at 2840 S 4th Avenue Family Depart ment has shoes and cloth mg to fit the entire family YUMA FURNITURE For the comforts of fine living, shop Ytuna Fur- niture at 2790 4th Avenue. Here Robbie Wilbur and Vicki Sapp enjoy the lux- ury of modern furniture found at Yuma Furniture. r Where do you find that cool, refreshing feeling you often find you need living in Yuma? At the Dairy Queen on eighth street, of course. Ice cream and cool drinks are right on hand. Shown here refreshing up after a hard Q day at school are Stella Rodriquez, Lona McQuaid and Pat Walker. i W. ,Y W CUSTOM - BUILT W REF-RIGERATION ' -,Q ELECTRIC CO. Q 2450 W. 8th St. 783-3331 222 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 67 QWWMUM , ZUA lf: f -Llmff LM Q all 204 F1TSt Avenue Yuma Arlzona MCDONALD S Prctured here gettmg all set for wrnter are Joy Hess and R1chard Myers Rrch rs wearrng a Jacket by Pa C1f1C Trarl a turtle neck poor boy and bell bottoms by McGregor Joy models a black and whrte caprr surt by Jack Wrnter These fme fashrons and many other famous brand names may be found at McDonald s, 197 Marn Street. WOMAN'S WORLD Showing off some of the fine fashions to be found at Woman s World is Suzie Eger. As Miss Best Dressed Suzie knows all those feminine extras that make up a well dressed girl are available at Woman s World. THE 0lj,ST0P MERA ANDH I o tv ff MUWW 73 Wwfwf 'fsrfsrv ON ffiwfft ,Iliff REDDY RENTS For any extra equipment or facilities you find you may need remember Reddy Rents Party fa CIIIIICS and weight re ducing machines are Just a few of the items Here Randy Thrower and Gay -A.Cl,1,en toast to Gay s gab1l4tm vs N X3 '. 0 tl VW F 'W . y , ' L. t 1-Q Sarnia M - - 1 STEAK HOUSES 4253555555 I4Ih STREET 8. 5Ih AVENUE YUMA ARIZONA KYUM 560 on your radro d1a1 KYUM str1ves to present the best 1n hstemng enter tamment Here Nelhe Lara poses wrth DI Harvey Allen for the E1 Saguaro WASHING MACHINE 'rHEnMAnok sAu5s a. REPAIRS NURSE USE OUR REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN ex XIII msg? 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Coca Cola Botthng Company IS lo 11 cated on North G11a Street fe Students sell and buy Coca Cola at dances an o e I . , C , U A A ' fs r. g Q V' ' ba. it MESA SPORT SHOP Sport champs know the best equipment is at Mesa Sport Shop 1152 4th Ave- nue Larry Reed and B111 Parnter a few of Yuma I-hgh s sport champs look over the selectron of equrpment at Mesa Sport Shop MORRIS LAND LEVELING 1800 West 17th Street Shop phone 78 33416 Bob Morrrs Resrdence '78 35314 Mobrle '78 24012 Larry Nun naley Resrdence '78 24834 MOb11S '78 33260 office phone 78-35314. F552 IC JONES M Music The place to go for the best musical instruments and supplies is locally owned Jones Music at 1107 5th Avenue Yuma's most complete music store. BECAUSE YOU EARNED IT YOU CAN BE PROUD OF IT ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY IS PROUD OF YOU' Q Pubns Service CLAY BRUDER CHEVROLET Towermg in the skies of Highway 80 1S the modern Clay Bruder sign For that great feeling of a Chev rolet v1s1t Clay Bruder where you ll find the best in new and used cars 1 f' I ,s 5 F 1 5? ,f I f I A f I x it n -nn:-u 5 Q - 0 ARIIONA Q . fx 5 , QUMPANV 3 - 1 , . ff ff ZEMPORIU DEP RTMENT STORE NL fl 1 f X C 240 aln Street M ff Z'7Z' OJK 5 BROWNIE S PIT 1 1145 S 4th Avenue f c wt ex 1 UPTOWN DRUG STORE Ja LJ 1008 4th Avenue W if xl HOBBY CRAFT SHOP 46 W Znd Street f A, gf V t tx X, fr A A 1 f 9 -- ., 4 , . ,gg 7' pygy 9' f X ,J Q 'MQ 'P 4 LJ Ka 4 l J ' , - ' my 1 F 5 fl TIM ,,:-1 H try f K , i If f f ,J . , ,7,.a'ff,xf,l77f! l 'S' V! 0? K if-'lifflf ' G pl- ' X,-X Y L , gpg..-fff ...Nu , - X 3 P, fig 1 ,Izzy A :ti ,l 6ASX!fI, -et LJ ' S R, 4. 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Ml 2 1 f , f I , al, ' DIO YUMA'S LEADING SPORTS VOICE Los Angeles Yuma High California R lvls ,, Qt, my fps nm C--I b If W H Q 'W W gl Criminals Av 1 I 5 231 Pzzgons Cf EI Saguaro Q A KQRQN D5 LQ' M s ac Ilffgfanqbergeq Z C M B Glli fZdD?E?3,Q Q3 GMX QKQQ SggxatuQeNi MQ Q Cf EUVNA WQXEQSUWQ K CD QQKQ UV QCJCX wx L BM ,aw fs CHQ 1 ,f'Jcf'HU'29JfQ:05 27 Mfg fo 595 L7 MD um 4.9 3 X x f Q 1 . W 5 vW,, - Q A .,,. V. ml A . px fl ' '3f il X ' , ' 1 5 el' A 5 Qs' N ' fx M si: X 4 5- in X gx , WL f a occ ' AOL Q T M bf w x a.CSO j ' in-fi 11 BBEY, WALTER Lyres, Melody, AMS Mens Chorus, Treas, Operettas, 66-67 NAU Dance Band Festival Band, Dance Band Choralairs, 29, 130 -CHEN, CELLIA GAY Anchor, Girls League Council, Co- chairman, Pep, NHS, Sec., Wardens, French, Latin, Operetta 67, Orches- A tra, All-state Orchestra, Girls League Convention, 29, 121, 146. 140, 142 COSTA, JOHN 'AMS, Frosh basketball, J. V. Basket- ball, J. V. Baseball, Var. Baseball, 29 GUILAR, ToM Lettermans, AMS, Cross-Country, J. V. Basketball Frosh Basketball, Var. Track J. V. Track, 29,190 FUIRRE, CYRILO SN HS, GL GUIRRE, JA CINTO AMS VAZIAN, JUDY yres, GL, Marj. Var. Band 29 BERT, EDDIE FA, AMS, Pres., Frosh, JV, Var. ootball, Frosh, JV, Baseball, JV, ar, Wrestling, Var. Track, 29,182, 85,187, 159,141 EXANDER, LINDA ep, Modeling, GL, 29, 149 I, CHERYL ep, Modeling, Anchor, GL, Song- eader, Head, Ams Talent Show, 29, 46, 149 LEN, LINDA cience, Sec, Latin, Treas, FTA, rama: GL, 29,142,148,155,166 MODOVA, LORENZO MS, Var. Football VARADO, SAMUEL Senior Index AMS, Honor Roll 29 ANDERSON, DELPHIA GL, Pep, FHA, Sec. ANDERSON, JON AMS, Mens Chorus Choralairs, Con- cert Choir, 29, 130 ANDERSON, ROBERT AMS ANGERMEIER, SYLVIA GL, Upward Bound, Girls Glee ARIAS, ALFREDO DECA, AMS, 29 ARIAS, ANDY Lettermens, VP, AMS Talent Show, Var. Wrestling, Var. Gymnastics, Mens Chorus Concert Choir, 30, 151, 159 ARIAS, CHARLIE AMS, Frosh Football JV. Football, Var. Football, JV. Baseball ARVIZU, GILBERT Varsity Football J. V. Baseball, 182 ARVISO, TIMOTHY Key Club, AMS, Mens Chorus Oper- etta 67, 30 AYALA, JOE AMS, J. V. Wrestling BA GBY, CHRISITNE Anchor, Pep, Lyre's, NHS, Wardens, Sec. , Modeling, Girls League Coun- eil, Future Nurses, Girls State, Song leader, Homecoming Queen Attend- ant, Varsity Band, 30,121, 146, 149, 169,171,143,140 BAILEY, PAUL F. B. L. A. , AMS, Varsity Swimming BATTA GLINI, JAMES FTA, DECA, J. CL, AMS, French Club, Lyre's Club 30, 151 BAUMGARNER, LESLIE FTA, Lyre's Club, French Club, AMS, Frosh Football, J. V. Football, MS: 29 Siaya-rap-Bvand 30, 143 MoNS, JAMES ,ffgmf HERB i's MS: FBLA, VP:II1IerC1UbCOL1 - AMS, Lenermans, J.V. Basie au, il VHF- Swimming, F1'0Sh, Baske ' Frosh Basketball, Player of the W k all 29, 120, 150 Honorable mention all-conferenc AYA, JUDY end, 30, 41, 182, 185, 1-Biff L, 29 ' BE ' DERSON, ANDY Pep Club, Sec. , FBLA, Modeling Club, NHS, Girls League, J. V. Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, 30,56,121,150,149, 169 BENNY, NANCY Z, Girls League, 30,146 BIEVAR, CATHERINE A. Melody, Latin, Science, Operettas 64-65, 30,143 BILLINGS, GERALD AMS, 30 BILLINGSLEY, KAY FBLA, Girls League 30, 150 BLAIR, KATHY Modeling, Pep, French, Girls League, Songleader 149, 143 BLANCHARD, WA YNE MICHAEL AMS, 31 BLEVINS, GARY FFA, Lettermans, AMS, J.V. Base- ball, Var. Baseball, 31,152,159 BOONE, GARY Lyre's Club, AMS, Var. Band, Dance Band, AMS Talent Show, Operettas 67 Dance Band Festival 66-67 BRADFORD, DONALD NHS, Key, Wardens, AMS, Lyres, Soph, rep, Junior Class Pres. Stu- dent Body President, Boys Stater, Mr. Friendly, Var. Swim, AASC Work- shop, 31, 121 BROOKS, STEPHEN AMS, 31 BUNDY, ESSIE FNA, SNHA, NHS, Anchor Frosh Treas. , Soph. Sec. Sen. Sec., Girls League Council, Drama Club Play 64, Zonta Girl of Month, Var. Band, Lyre 28, 31, 121, 140, 144,146,154 BURCH, JERRY Quill 8, Scroll, Treas. , Drama, AMS, Thermo, Senior Class Play, 31, 157 CANAS, FRANCES Girls Glee, Gl, 31 CARTER, LARRY FFA, AMS, 31,152 CASSITY, TERRENCE Glare, AMS, 31 CASTELLI, JUDY FBLA, DECA, Pres. French, Melody, 233 Operetta 66, 50,150,151 CASTRO, RAYNARD AMS, Frosh, JV Football, 32 CAUSEY, KAREN FBLA, French, Melody, GL, Concert Choir, Operetta 66, 3O,32, 36,37, 150 CAUSEY, KATHY Melody, El. Sag, Latin, GL, Carters in music Conference, Choralairs, Concert Choir, Womens Chorus, Mu- sic Festival, Operettas 63-67, 32, 37, 47, 130,131 CHAVEZ, CHARLES AMS, 32 CHAVEZ, MANUEL AMS, 32 CHAVEZ, RICHARD AMS, 32 CHRETIN, JOANN FTA, Wardens, Nat. Thes., Sec. , NHS, Lyres, Var. Band, Maj. 67, GL, Drama Club play 65-67, 32, 121,155,156 CHUGAN, GENE AMS CLAYTON, SUSAN. Wardens, Z, Melody, Treas. , Oper- ettas 63-67, Stu. Dir., Concert Choir, Choralairs, Snow Queen 67, GL, 32,130,175 COLKITT, CHRISTY Gl, 32 CONWAY, ELAINE Lyre's, Soph. Rep., Pub. Man, VP, Pep, Drama, Nat. Thes., Wardens, Anchor, GL, VP, Rep. Student Coun- cil, Frosh VP, Inter Club Council, Student Council, Latin, JCL, Girls State, Band Sweetheart, Miss Class Wit, Talent Show, Drama Play 65-66, JV Tennis, Var. Band, AASC, G1 COn. Off. Workshop, NYC on NB and conservation, 32, 120, 140, 156,157 COOK, JOHN AMS 32 COOPER, GARY AMS 151,190 CORETHERS, JOHN 234 Senior Index Melody, Mens Chorus, Concert Choir, AMS, 32 CORPUZ, CECILLA Girls Glee, GL 33 COUTCHIE, RICHARD J. V. Baseball, Var. Baseball AMS, 33 CRANFORD, SANDIE FHA, GL, 33 CRAWFORD, DANIEL NHS, SNHS, Science, J.V. Wrest. . AMS, 33,121,148 , CROMBIE, SHARON SNHS, Science, GL, 33,148 CULPEPER, HAROLD DECA, AMS, Frosh, Basketball, J. V. and Var. Golf, Frosh Football, 33, 151 CURTIS, BOBIE LOU FBLA, Melody, FHA, Inter Club Council, GL, Operetta 65-66, 33 CUTRER, CAROL GL, 33 CYPERT, CHRISTINE FTA, FBLA, sNHs, Melody Club, Operettas 65-66, All-state, Chora- lairs 64-65, 33, 150,155 DAVIS, LEON FFA, AMS, TALENT Show, 33 DAVIS, LINDA FHA, FBLA, GL, 33, G. Glee DEES, ELMO FFA, AMS, J. V. Football, Cross Country, Track, 33,152, 190,202 DELGADO, MARGARET Fl, 33 DORRIES, STEVE DECA, AMS, Operata 65-66, Frosh Basketball, Var. Swimming, Var. Gymnastics, 33, 151 DORRIES, THOMAS AMS, 33 DUKE, JOHN CURTIS AMS, Lettermans, Melody, Mens Chorus Concert Choir, Music Fes- tival 67, J. V. Football, Frosh Foot- ball, Operetta 67, Choralairs DUNN, ROBERT FFA, AMS, 34, 152 ECHOLS, MARY Modeling, DECA, Y Day Attendant, DECA Sweetheart: 34, 151, 149, 169 171 EDWARDS, MICHAEL J. AMS, J.V. Wrestling Var. Baseball EGER, SUSAN Pep, Anchor, Modeling, FTA, Inter- Club Council, GL, Songleader 65-61 Miss Best Dressed, 34, 15, 149, 146, 155 ELLISON, MARTHA GL 34 ENGLER, DONALD AMS ESTRADA, PHOEBE GL ESTUPINAN, YOLANDA Anchor, Pres. , SNHS, FNC, Warden FHA, NCCI, Anytown, Senior Class Treas. , Inter-Club Council, 28, 34, 146, 154, 144, 120 EVANS, ALTHEA Pep, VP, FNA, Inter-Club Council, GL, Var. Tennis 63-67, Co-Captai of Tennis team, Most Valuable player year, 34,68, 120,205 EVARO, ROBERT AMS 34 EWALT, TIM FBLA FAISON, MARGARET FHA, Z FAZ, EVA FHA, GI-34,151 FERGUSON, GEORGE AMS, 34, 182 FERGUSON, LARRY FFA, Lettermans, Inter-Club Coun- cil, AMS, Frosh Football, J. V. Football, Var. Football, Outstand- ing player of the week, Grand Cha pion FFA Beef exhibition at Yuma County Fair, 34, 152, 182, 185 FERRARA, PAMELA French Club, Melody Club, GL, Modeling Club, Y-Day Att. FFA Sweetheart, Little Abner, Plenty o Money, 34, 149,169,170,143 FLORES, WILLIAM Lyres Club, AMS, Operetta, Var. Band, Dance Band, NAU Jazz Clin- ic, Careers in music workshop, 34 LYNN, MARY Future Nurses Club, Tres. 8, Presi- dent, Drama Club, French Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society, GL. Songleader, A Minute , Thermo. Editorial Page Editor, 34, 121, 154, 68 ULLER, IRENE Nurses, Z, Melody, G. L. Operetta, 35, 154 AUTHER, MICHAEL AMS ALLARDO, GLORIA DECA, G1, 35,151 ARCIA, PATRICIA MAE GL, 35 EPHART, NANCY GL, 35 IFFEN, WANDA DECA, GL, 35 INN, JOHNNY DALE AMS, DECA, 35 LOVER, RUTH ANN GL, 35 OLEZ, RIZALINDA I. FBLA, NHS, GL, 35,121 ONZALES, JOSE AMS, 182, 184 NZALES, ROBERT GEORGE AMS, Frosh. Football J. V. Foot- ball, Wrestling ODE, DANIEL AMS, 35 RAY, ROBERT Frosh. rep, Soph. class rep. Key Club, VP, French Club, Pres. and Treas. , NHS, Science, Letterman's, Wardens, Boys State Operetta 64-65, J. V. Tennis Var. Tennis, Bausch+ Lomb Science Award, State winner in VFW's 20th annual Voice of Democracy contest Var. Band, Dance Band, 35, 121, 43, 166,148, 145 IFFEN. WILLIAM National Thespians, FBLA, Drama AMS, FTA, Drama Club Play 64-65, Varsity Tennis, FBLA Convention 36, 150, 151 Senior lndexi GUILES, EDWIN Key, Lettermans, AMS, Frosh JV 8 Varsity Football Basketball, JV Baseball, Captain Football Team, 36,182,184,187 HAGER, MARGARET G. L. , 36, 150 HANDCOCK, FELLA GL, 36, l50,151, 149 HANDS, CHRISTINE FBLA, G.L. 36 HARDY, STEVE Key, Wardens, SNHS, Letterman's AMS, RED BARON, Frosh Football, JV Baseball, Varsity Football HARRIS, BETTY G. L. 36, Lyres Varsity Band HART, ERIK AMS, 36 HART, RODNEY Letterman's AMS, Senior Class Play 65-66, Jr. Class Play 65-66, Frosh Football, IV 8, Varsity Football, Varsity Golf, 36, 182, 185,159 HASSELL, JOYCE 36 HENDERSON, NORAINE Z Club, FTA, FBLA, EL. Saug., G. L. , 36, 39, 150 HENDRICKSON, GAIL FTA, G. L. Council, Z Club, Pep, Lyres, French, NHS, Majorette, Var- sity Band, Operetta 67, 37, 121, 155 f , HENGEL, ANNETTE 5 Lyres, FBLA, NHS, G.L., Varsity A Band, 37,121,150 HERMANSON, JEAN ' Quill and Scroll, Modeling Club, l DECA, Thermo, Glare, 37, 151 HERNADEZ, RICARDAO AMS HERRERA, ERNESTINE Latin, Melody, Concert Choir, Oper etta '66, 37 HESS, DORIS Quill and Scroll, FBLA, FNA, GL, Pep, El. Sag., Thermo, 37,15O, 154, Z Club, Pres. HIRALES, CARLOS Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Var. Football, AMS HOCKMAN, JAYNE GL HOM, TERRY Lyres, Key, Wardens, Lettermans, AMS, 37, 145, Frosh Football, IV Baseball, Var. Baseball HOOPER, DAVID JAMES FFA, VP, AMS, 37,162 HOUSTON, ED DECA, AMS, 37, 151 HUERTA, GONZALO D. HULSEY, VICTORIA PEP, SNHS, Modeling, GL, 37, 149 HURTADO, JOHN AMS HUTCHESON, DOUGLAS FFA, AMS, 37 HYDEMAN, NANCY CA ROL Lyre's, Melody, Modeling club, Pep, FTA, Gl, Songleader, Operetta 66- 67, Var. Band, Concert Choir, Chor- alairs, Songleading camp, 38, 149 JACKSON, ANITA Pep, FTA, Wardens, NHS, Student Body Treas. , Lyre's, Nat. Thes- pians, Drama, GL, Drama Club Play 67, 'Operetta 67, Y Day Pro- grams, Stud. Council Workshop, Var. Band, 38,121, 156,155 JACKSON, PHILIP President of Ariz. JCL, Science, Pres. NHS, VP, Drama, Junior class treas. , Latin, Treas. , Wardens, Nat. Thespians, Mathematical Associa- tion of America, French, Boys State, Drama Club Play 66, 65, The Cruc- ible, You Can't Take It With You 66, Haunting Of Hill House 66, George Washington Slept Here 66, The Valiant 67, Operetta 67, Tennis JV, Nat. Science Foundation Science Award Stp 65, San Diego Science Award, National Merit Semi-finalist NHS semi-finalist, Westinghouse Sci ence Talent Search 38, 146, 121, 69 175, 166, 148 JAMESON, MARLIN D. Lettermenfs, AMS, Frosh Football, 235 JV Football, JV Basketball, IV Base- ball, Var. Baseball, IV Wrestling, 38,182, 184,159 JTMINEZ, ROSEMARY FBLA, GL, Operetta 63-64, 38, 150 JOHNSON, RICHARD FFA, AMS JOHNSON, TERR1 LYNN Drama, FHA, GL, Orchestra, 38 JONES, ALTON AMS, 38 JONES, PHILIP FFA, Drama, Nat. Thes. AMS, Drama Club Play 65, Junior Class Play 65, 66, 67, Var. Band, Y Day Driver JORDAN, LARRY Key, Lettermens, Lyre's, French, AMS, Operetta 67, Frosh Football, Var. Football, JV Track, Var. Track, Var. Band, Choralairs, 38, 182,184, 143, 159, 145,202 JUNG, JOHN Ley, DECA, AMS,,Frosh Gymnas- tics, Frosh Football, Frosh Basket- ball, Frosh Wrestling, JV Wrestling, Var. Gymnastics, 38, 151 KEETON, NEVA FBLA, Gl, FNA, Melody Club, Girls League Council Operetta, Concert Choir, Operettas, 38, 150 KEHL, BARRY AMS, Frosh Football, JV Baseball, Var. Track, Var. Cross-Country, 38,198 KELLER, PETE SNHS, Pres. , NHS, Lettermens, AMS, National merit scholarship Semi-finalist, Frosh, JV, Var. Foot- ball, Most Improved player, JV Base ball, Foreign exchange student to El Salvador, 38,120,1211144,159, 166, 175, 182 KOSMATA, DALE AMS, Frosh Football, 38 KOVAC, LARRY Key, Wardens, 'Lettermens, Lyre 's, AMS, Stu. Body VP, Boys State, Var. Band, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, JV, Var. Baseball, Frosh, JV Basketball, 236 Senior Index 39,120,145,159, 182,184 KUBIAK, JOE Lyre's, Sen. Class Rep. , Melody, VP, Drama, Inter-Club Council, AMS, Operettas 65-67, Dance Band, Chor- alairs, var. Band, 39,120,130 LANG, GENEVIVE FTA, FHA, Pep, Quill and Scroll, GL, Frosh Talent Show, El. Sag., 39 155 LARA, ARTHUR AMS, 39 LARA, NELLIE GL 39 LEADER, DELLA GL 39 LEFFEL, JANICE Melody, Second VP, Concert Choir, Operetta 67, GL, 39 LEMMON, THOMAS AMS, Var. Tennis, 39 LEWIS, DELORIS FBLA, GL 39,150 LICON, HENRIETTA SNHS, GL LICONA, VIRGIL AMS, 121, 190 LOCKHARD, GWENDOLEN SNHS, Treas. , NHS, GL Council, 40, 121 LOO, BONNIE FBLA, Pres., Pep, Treas, Z, NHS, SNHS, Sec., GL, 40,121,150 LOPEZ, RAMON AMS, Frosh Football, JV, Football, Var. Football LUCERO, SYLVIA GL, Pres. , SNHS, Anchor, Wardens, FTA, Lyre's, St. Council, Var. Band 40, 140 LUKER, IO GL MCCANNENY, DOYLE Quill 8, Scroll, AMS, AIPA Con. Photographer, El Sag. , Therm. 40 MCCULLOUGH, STEVE Melody, FFA, Jubilairs, JV, Football, AMS, 40 MCENTYRE, PAT Melody, Men's Chorus, Sec. , AMS, Operetta, 66-67, JV, Var. Swim- ming, Concert Choir, Jubilair, 40 MCGHEE, ROBERT AMS, 40 McKAY, MARTHA French, GL, 40 MCQUAID, LONA Quill 8, Scroll, GL, 40 MCVEY, MARSHA Anchor, Modeling, French, Lyre's, Maj. , I-lead, Var. Band, 41,146, 149 MACAZAN, EDDIE AMS, 41 MAGANA, TONY AMS, 41,182,185 MANSFIELD, ANNE MARIE Pep, Wardens, Anchor, Inter Club Coun. , Student Council, NHS, SANHS, GL Council, VP. Lyre's, Sen. Class Pres. , Junior Class VP. , Girls State, Girls Nation, Talent Show, Most Likely to Succeed, Var. Tennis-Co-Cap. Var. Band, 28,4l, 120,121,140,146,176,205 MARTINEZ,, JUANITA GL, 41 MARTINEZ, RICHARD AMS, 41 MATHENY, TERRY AMS, DECA, Frosh basketball, 41, 151 MEEH, ELIZABETH FTA, GL, Anchor, Pep, Drama, The Sand Box, 41, 69, 155 MENDEVIL, EDWARD AMS, 41 MERRIFIELD, SUANNE Anchor, FHA, Future Nurses, French Quill and Scroll, El. Saguaro, Ther mometer, Editorial Editor, GLARE, Youth Physical Fitness Award, Hono Roll, GL, A. I. P. A. Con., 41,146, 154, 143, 142, 144 MESA, MARY HELEN French, SNHS, Gl, 42, 143, 144 MESSENGER, PAMELA, Pep, VP, Pres., lx eu ,J tr as. ' Nat. Thes., re's, 31, rench Drama, W den' - :' Council, FTA, G - ' m committee- fg- lead , Var. I , Student Body Pub. mana- ger, 42, 143, 146, 149,155,156, 166 ILLER, MARSHA Lyre's, Gl, Var. Band, 42 ORENO, TONY Var. Football, Men's Chorus, AMS ORGON, HELEN FTA, SNHS, Quill 8, Scroll, Sec. French, GL, El. Saguaro, Var. Band, Lyre's Club, Track, 37,42, 144 oRRts, BARBARA GL, 42 UNK, CANDANCE Pep, Drama, Melody, French, GL, Songleader, Drama Club Play, Op- erettas 65-67, Concert Choir, Senior Merit Physical Fitness Award, 42, 157 YERS, ELINE Melody, Pres., FTA, Pep, Modeling, GL, Inter-Club Council, El. Saguaro, Choralairs, Concert Choir, M'Lords M'Ladies, Summer Music Capm NAU, Honor Roll Music Festival, Operettas 63-67, Senior Merit Physi- cal Fitness Award, 37, 39, 42, 47, 120, 130, 149, 155 YERS, JAMES AMS ERVA, JosEP1-I JV Track, JV Wrestling, AMS EWHARD, ROBERT Drama, Melody, AMS, Operettas 65-67, Drama Club Plays, 65-67, Frosh Football, Golf, Class WIT , Men's Chorus, Con. Choir, 42, 156 UTT, SHARON French, GL, 42 HOA, STEPHEN Frosh: JV: Var. Football, Frosh Wres- tling 'DANNEL, SHIRLEY Melody, FNA, Drama Sec. , Talent show, Choralairs, Men's Chorus: Con- cert Choir, Operettas, 65-67, Gl, 42, 130, 154 AN, JUDITH French, FBLA, Z, NHS, Frosh Tennis, GL, 42,121,150 Senior Index OSBORN, DUNCAN F. AMS, Quill and Scroll, Best Dressed , Frosh wrestling, Frosh Gym. JV track, Var. Track, JV Cross Country, Thermo, 42, 190 OTERO, VIRGINIA GL, 43 PARKS, CLIFTON DECA, AMS, Frosh Basketball, Frosh, JV Track, JV Cross-Country, DECA State Convention, 43 PARKS, JAN Drama, Thespians, Latin, Sec. , Z, FBLA, FTA, GL, Latin, JCL, 43, 150, 151, 156 PATTERSON, SANDRA Z, GL, 50 PATTERSON, SUE Z, Sec., Sen. Rep., FNA, Sec., GL, 43, 154 PEACH, CHARLOTTE Pep, Anchor, Lyre's, FNA, Var. Band, GL, Drama, Y-Day Atten. Drama Club Play, 43,169,170 PEREZ, DANNY AMS, 43 PERKINS, RON AMS PERRY, MA RCEY FBLA, PNA, GL, Honor Ron, 43,150,154 PHILLIPS, CARA SNHS, FNA, G. Treas.'GL Council, Wardens, VP, Lyre, NHS, Inter-Club Council, Latin, Frosh, JV, Tennis, NCCI, Var. Band, E1 Sag., 43,121, 154,144,140,174 PONCE, WILFRED JR. DECA, AMS, Var. Baseball, 43, 151 QUE, JOHN French, Key, Lettermens, Sci. , Lat- in, VP, JCL Arizona State, Parlia- mentarian, Nl-IA, AMS, Inter-Club Coun. , Var. Football, NJCL Con. , 44,46,121,142,143,159,182,184 QUINTERO, JANNON LYNN French, GL, 44 RAMSEY, CLARA GL, 44 RAMSEY, WADE FFA, AMS, 152 RANGEL, SYLVIA GL, 44 REMOND, SUE Drama, Treas. , Nat. Thes. , FBLA, Z, FTA, Latin, GL, Make-up, Sen. , Jr., Drama plays, Operetta, Latin, GCL Nat. Con. State, Con., 44, 150,156 REED, LARRY FFA, AMS, Rep. , Lettermen Var., Football, All Con. lst team, All State, 2nd team, All Star team RENDLEMEN, MARILEE Science, French, Drama, NHS, GL, 44, 121, 148 REYES, VINCENT IV FFA, AMS, FFA delegate to district meeting 66 REYNOLDS, DALE AMS, Lyre's, Melody, Operettas 65-67, Frosh Football, Var. Band, Choralairs, Jubilairs, Mens Choir, 44 REZIN, DAVID NHS, Pres., Key, VP, Science, VP, Sec. , Wardens, Lettermen's, AMS, SNHS, Soph. Pres. , Inter Club Coun- cil, Boy's State, JV Tennis, Var. Tennis, Outstanding Junior boy, Key Club International delegate, Cal Tec Student's Day Deleate, 44, 121, 143, 166, 168, 159, 120, 145,148 RICE, CLAUDIA Melody, VP, Lyre's, FTA, French, Choralairs, All State Choir, Var. Band, Concert Choir, Operettas 64- 67: 44. 55 RICHARDSON, BRUCE Melody, Thespians, AMS, Drama, O rettas 65-67, 45 RIL Y, PATRIC A. W, d' , ey Lettermens, Frosh, J r: 4 1, Frosh, JV Basket- bal aie o Key Club Conven- tion, 45,182, 185, 187, 159 ROBLES, JOHN AMS, Var. Wrestling, Var. Foot- ball, Frosh Football, 45, 182, 196 ROCK, STEVEN FFA, Frosh Football, JV Football, JV Wrestling, AMS, 45, 152 237 RODRIGUEZ, STELLA M. FBLA, Modeling, GL, Operetta 64, 45, 150, 149 ROONEY, KATHLEEN Z, Wardens, Pep, GL Council, FTA, Lyre's, NCCI 65, Junior class Sec. , Student Body Sec. , Miss Friendly , 45, 140, 175, 155, 201, Var. Band, DAR Award, JV, Var. Tennis, Sparkplug 65-66 ROSS, CONNIE Modeling, VP 8, Pres. , Pep, Anchor, Latin, GL, NHS, Inter Club Council, El Sag. Editor, Sr. Class Play, 45, 47,146,149, 175 SANCHEZ, IOANNE GL, 45 SANCHEZ., MARIA GL, 45 SANDANTE, ESTELLA DECA, GL, 151 SANTINI, DAVID AMS, 45 SA NTINI, MARK AMS SAPP, SHERRIE GL, 45,146,143, 140 SCHREIBER, ANN GL, 45x SCHULTZ, TERRY AMS, 45 SEBALLOS, RALPH AMS SMITH, BEN AMS, 45 SMITH, LANA GL, 46 SMITH, PATRICIA Z, VP, FTA, Pres. , Drama, Thes- pians, French, Lyre's, Wardens, Pep, GL, Drama Club Plays 67, Var. Band, 46, 143,156, 155 SMITH, STANLEY AMS, 46 SOLAREZ, ELIAS AMS, 46 STAFFORD, BOBBI GL, 46, 47, 146, 149 STANLEY, CHERYL FHA, GL, 46 238 Senior Index STEVENS, SUSAN DECA, Sec. , FBLA, Drama, GL, 46, 151 STULTZ, GALE ANN DECA, GL, 46,151 SULLIVAN, ALLEN Lyres, Lettermens, AMS, Var. Golf, Var. Band, Kiwanis Golf Tournament 46 TAYLOR, DANNY Lyre's, Pres. , Melody Club, Drama Club, Key, FTA, Nat. Thespians, AMS, NHS, Drum major 66-67, Snow King 66-67, Band Sparkplug 66-67, NCCI, Var. Band, Concert Band, Mens Choir, Concert Choir, Choral- airs, All-state Choir, Drama Club Plays, 46, 121, 69, 175, 156, 155, 130, 157 TAYLOR, HOWARD IV, Var. Track, AMS, 46 TAYLOR, KARON Girls Glee: GL TAYLOR, LAURA FBLA, FTA, FNA, Quill 85 Scroll, GL, 46, 150 TAYS, DENA Melody, FBLA, French, Operetta 64- 67, Frosh Tennis, Choralairs, Con- cert Choir, Careers Music Con. ASU, 37, 47, 130 TELLO, D PAULA French, FBLA, GL, 47, 150, 143 THIGPEN, LORETTA Drama, French, Nat. Thesp. Drama Club, Play 66-67, 47, 69 THOMAS, RON AMS, 47 THROWER, RANDY LOGAN AMS, Var, JV, Frosh, Basketball, Frosh, JV, Football, JV, Var, Base- ball 47, 190 TOMLINSON, LAURA LYNN Melody, Drama, GL, Operetta 67, Concert Choir, 47 TORRES, ANDY Lyres, Melody, Up Bound, AMS, Var. Band, 47 TYREE, TIM Lettermens, VP AMS, Inter-Club Cou. Frosh, Var, Baseball, Frosh, Var. Basketball, Frosh, JV, Var, Football, All Con. lst string, Hon- orable mention All State, Alternate for All State, 47,182, 184,187, 159, 41, 120 URIAS, RAY Lettermens, SNHS, Key, AMS, JV, Var, Football, JV. Baseball, 47 VAHLE, IANE Make It Wool, GL, 66,48 VAN DYKE, LANA Z, Quill 8: Scroll, FBLA, FNA, E1 Sag, 65,47, 150,154 VARNER, ANNA VICTORIA Pep, Drama, Melody, FTA, Operetta 65-67, Concert Choir, GL, 48, 155, 157 VASQUEZ, FRANK AMS VAUGHN, BRAIN Latin, Pres, Drama, Nat. Thesp. NHS, Science, Sr. Class Play, 65, Jr. Class Play, 66, Drama play ev, 35, 48, 121, 69,166,148, 156, 120, 15 VERNON, SUSAN GL, Melody, Concert Choir, Fl-IA, Operetta, 64-66, 48 VIETHER, NORMAN L. DECA, AMS, 48, 151 VITOLINS, MARA FTA, Sec, Modeling, Treas, AMS, NHS, GL, French, Science, Cheer- leader, IV, Tennis, 48, 56, 121, 149 VOWELL, LINDA GL, Pep, FHA, Pres., 64-48 VOWELL, SUSAN FTA, Pep, Drama, FHA, 48 WALKER, CHRISTY FHA, Melody, Sec, Drama, Pep, NHS, Talent Show, Choralairs, Mu- sic Camp, 48,130,157 WALKER, PAT FBLA, FHA, GL, 48, 150 WARNER, MACI-IELLE GL, 48 WATKINS, MARY ANN Pep, Science, Wardens, Pres, NHS, SNHS, GL, Cous, Sr. Class, Rep, Girl State Var, IV, Cheerleader, NCCI: Miss Pep , Operetta, 65-67, 28, 48, 56,121, 160,140, 148 EBB, DANIEL AMS, 49 ELLARD, KAREN FTA, Inter-Club Counc, Melody, Lyres, Sr. Class VP, Operetta, 65- 67, Var, Band, Concert Choir, Chor- alairs, Careers in Music Con. , 28, 37, 49, 130, 155 ESTBROOK, CHARLES Frosh, IV, Var, Football, JV, Var, 8, Track, Var, Baseball, Band, 48, 182, 185, 186 HEELER, LEAVENWORTH French, Pres, Key Science, Treas, Lettermans, NHS, AMS, Nat, Con. of Christians 8a Jews, Operettas 65- 67, IV, Var. Tennis, Band, Dance Band, 49, 121, 143,145,148,166,174 HITE, BOB DECA, JV, Var, Baseball, Letter- men, AMS, 151 ILLIAMSON, THERESA Wardens, French, GL, Drama, Quill 8: Scroll, Pres, FTA, VP, Science, Nat. Thesp, Pep, Inter-Club Coun- cil, IV. Var, Cheerleader, Attended IPA Newspaper Workshop, Most utstandiug Journalist, Thermo, Edi- or in chief sports editor Crims orner 49 120 143 156 174 176 LSON MICHEAL Senior Index WOON, FRANK Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Var. Baseball Lettermens, JV Band, AMS, 50. 182 WRIGHT, DIA NNE ELAINE Girls Glee, GL ZAPATA, GILBERT AMS ,apnea M ,M is W CW W ,ow 1 W J'mjJfw iff, ffif ff WW Mfffff Wg, W f- f' vim W f : .Y . . .: . I f e'10dl': AMS: Mens Chorus: Concert 7 Jf 1 . S , - : Q! gl W X v ?? TMAN, ANN 51 63-I t Q7 l horr Operetta 65 67 49 nchor, VP, NHS, treas, SNHS, DAR istory Award, Betty Crocker Award, nnual Staff, Inter-Club Council, rosh ter...is, Top Ten, 49, 120, 121, 44,146, 166,176 MACK, IOLENE ECA, GL, FHA, FTA, 49, 151 NG, SARAH nchor-Sec, Latin, French, FTA, cience, NHS, GL, JCL Convention 4, 49, 121, 146, 143, 142,148,155 OD, BENNY rosh football, Swimming 50, AMS S J 1 as ik Si 239 We are proud to dedicate this page to the memory of Earl C. Hackbarth, friend, teacher, and counse- lor. As Director of Counseling and Guidance he contributed great ly to our ambition to make Yuma High School students second to none. He was a source of strength when we were weak, a confid a nt when we were troubled, and a beacon light when we were lost and needed direction. Crim Hill will not be the same without him. WL Fm 35? ,fww 5 W W 7441.01 gigs, A f335 F552 'igiigrlagfjgig W DD ,Q My WW ,521 M :W- 'U4b ' - O ' - -- 1 f .v ,v,1, - . ' 1 .Y-M. TQ. -.Amt -lag, p. 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