Buena High School - Yearling Yearbook (Sierra Vista, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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IEEEQTISQQIIFQ I I' N -M352 Inxarxfdfmgml av H I ,. I , 'N III IW 6... .wifi 5, ff. Q 'wiv' ,X .I i 5 , S k S S , r - , 'IH'-.,,-,I TABLE OFCONTENTS ADIVIINISTRATIGN FRESI-IIVIEN SENIORS SNAPSHOTS JUNIORS ACTIVITIES SOPHOMORES SPORTS -If ell , R YEARLINCJ EDITCRS E GSMDITOR-IN-CH!EF JIM ROBERTSON :BQQXXQFQQJ Lmour sovron KAREN KEEFE 6 355,53 I LITERARY sowon CONN' E C'-ARK 5 Egg gyjggqsskar emma PAUL POLASKY X R sponvs Emron MIKE BENNETT XWQ A FAC Y Aovxsoa MR, BOCK Z R! Q3 X -Rdfff gwfw jwjfgygwnywfywe 5,7 MW! 4,425 guna ,, A N fWMZM6'iQ'af 590 -K if Wai QD WQQW M if 3a?1M1i4Q4ta SMI M Qi 72 W - . 1-4 'UW Nu-9 my 'R .4 A' SQ ,Ef4h,,,wm , LM C - ' - ' fi ,wx ! Emg 41 gi.-f., L72 G -- ll lllll 'f '3i of I I 1 be m4o7w Dif7Q,, T., Dedication . . . QI? Mr. Calvert to you, without reservation, We dedicate this book because of your dedication. R esponsiblilties in citizenship to everyone of us you teach, And we as your students know you practice what you preach. Constitutional committee is the name of a clan, Composed of our students who drew up a plan. Arriving at student government and student organization, From this group of students Thank You for your dedication. Let the Seniors of 60 , to their sponsor say Thank You Many things you gave us, time and service naming two. Very little can be done to return what you have given, But people like you receive their rewards in Heaven. E ducation is your field and though wealth you'll never hold, The respect and love of your students will be of purest gold. Rallies, trips, dances, dust, snows, or rains, Buena you've helped with its growing pains. T hough through the years we may forget, as time dims the mind Much of our high school life, but yet, we feel that we will find, Wherever we may be, a sweet old man who is known as Mr, C. .hr c . , , - W ,, .swam-wx, ,mmxhmwwgwaid gm-vw-N WA!15fQ5ef.?fu--'lf' Suprfrirzteudmfs ,Message For the thi r d year of Buena High we will have the school facilities and the staff to offer all students opportunities forfurtherdevelop- ment in a wide variety of subjects. This will enable us to achieve 50470 of the purpose of the school. The responsibility for completing the re- maining half of our goal rests entirely upon the students. If the opportunities are not accept- ed, ifthe students do not accede the challenge to further their education, then the school and the school patrons have suffered considerable loss. ' Let us make this year and everykyear an educational experience that will reap benefits 'for all of our lives. Let us shoulder the re- sponsibility of p r e p a. r i ng for the future and grasp opportunity when it is offered to us . Haard of fdumtian BOARD Lto R: Mr. Little, Mr. Keating, Mr. Nott, Presidentg Mr. Kincaid, Secretaryg Mr . Barchas . Principal 's Message Memories of high s chool friendships, joys and happiness, seemingly indelible upon the heart, often tend to fade with time. Here, brief glimpses of the past year have been recorded, with the hope that they will brighten many memories. The 1960 YEARLING has captured the joys and triumphs of our days atBuena High. Congratulations! J zu Claw Office Staff OFFICE STAFF, L. to R.--Anna Klensten, Kathylvlagill, Lana Von Dollen- MTS- Bres sinck, Marilyn Skaggs, Virginia Sherbundy, and Mrs. Cotton. AUGUSTUS BOCK WILLIAM CALVERT Latin 8: Journalism Amin- Prolflems English 8: Guidance ANTHONY GREGAN ROLAND HENSHAW Crafts 8: Mech. Drwg, Mathematics M KAREN KARB ER ELSIE KELLER English Homemaking GEOFFREY LEVINSON CHARLES LITTLE Biology 81 Gen. Science Commerce HE iw OL- Sm 2-4 QM We 51:1 C5 M5 saga, 6 Zz NOT PICTUR ED CHARLOTTE HAYES Chemistry LOIS SHELTON Vocal Music EDITH TARBET Math 8: Typing I CATHERINE BEAL English 8: Biology DONNA MACGOWAN English 8: Speech RESSA OLLSON Mathematics NELSON REEVES Commerce F. O. WINSLOW World History 8: Coach EDWARD MASON Math 8: Sciences IDA O J EDA Libr ar ian HAROLD TEAK Q Instrumental Music SALLY YBARRA Spanish Q 'sf S M D L H115 Drivers Ed Mayhewg Roy Sodong Bob Velasco. Gafctcria Staff L.to R:--Kathy Robertson, Mrs. Emmons, Christine Pearson, Mrs. Foote, and Mrs. Cotton X A :Q xW Si A X Xi Q N XS sq w N Q.. if Sf S5 xx xi X E 5 S fi W2 2 5 S i L,,,,. 1-u-w-f, nur, , , , , a, , , , mum - - N L , , , nr-f-Af ,, ,wg-'-I , , W, ,mmf .....u... J, .Y , ., ,-nf:--, ' ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L. to R.--Mrs. Macgowan, Sponsorglfirginia Sherbundy, Student Council Rep.: Mike Bennett, Vice-Presidentg Jim Robertson, President: Lennie Stanton, Treas- urerg Georgetta Jackson, Secretary. On Jimmy Robertson's shoulders, rested the Senior tripg As Senior activities moved along at a steady? clip. We gave dances and raffles, took money from all, With coke sales, Beat dance, and Sno-Ball. Mr. Calvert solved problems of the American type, While we swore that we never again would write, Of colleges, careers, and constitution, Of schools, scapegoats, and substitution. While Mr, Bock snapped pictures of freshman initiation, For the YEARLING we cut and ruined them without hesitation. With dreaded deadlines hanging over our heads, We started each section with new fears and dreads. Lovely Lady Macbeth we'l1 always remember, Thinking of Mrs. Macgowan, though not of the same timber. We studied quite hard for tomorrow and tomorrow Though not hard enough, much to our sorrow. CHARLES P. ARMES QChuckQ Future Plans: College Hobbies: Models Activities: Chess lg Electronics Club 3. Mr. Calvert's buddy. . . RUDOLF DANIEL BARCHAS iR11dYl Law School Ranching and Sports Skiing lg Science Club 23 Student Council 33 Electronics Club 3,4g Yearling Staff 3, 4. What a ham. . . But an asset. PATRICIA ANN BALLANTYNE QPatl Secretary or Nursing Skating Always Perky. . . BARBARA FRANCIS BERRIDGE fBarbj Secretary Dancing and Swimming Cheerleader 2, 3g Pep Club 43 Latin Club 45 Secretary Student Council 4g Yearling Staff 4. Four root beer, please. . . MICHAEL WILLIAM BENNETT KMikej College and Air Force Playing the Drums Class Secretary lg Basketball lg Science Club lg Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Z, 3,4 Lettermans Club 2, 3,43 Boys Chorus 33 Prom Committee 33 Lettermans Club President 3g All Conference Football 3,4 Class Vice-President 45 Yearling Staff 4. Loves that football. . . CAROLAN MAE BIERNER Oil Painting Baton Twirling Squad l, 25 Chorus l, 2, 3 Historical Society 1, 2. Love those pictures. . . IRMA ISOLDE BLUMENTHAL Model or Secretary Dancing and Swimming Tall, thin, angel-like, but what an accent. . . JUDITH DIANE BURKE Uudyl Marriage Bowling and Horseback Riding G.A.A. l,2,33F.H.A. 2,35 Pep Club 3, g 4g Cheerleader 3g Prom Chairman 33 Pom-Pon Girl 43 Yearling Staff 4. Active, attractive, and agreeable. JUDITH BROADWA TER Uudyl Modeling F.H.A. lg Spanish Club Zg Girls Chorus 3. Always a, smile for all. . . W - - Qwgcylxpfg ANTHONY C. CHIPMAN fTonyJ College and Military Cars Boys Chorus 1, Z, 33 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, Z, 43 Lettermans Club 3g Newspaper Staff 4. Tall, blonde and handsome. . . ROBIN BERN CASSELL Attend West Point Sports Class Pres. lg Soccer lg Band l,2,3g Class V.P. 35 Jr. Red Cross V.P. 3, Football 2., 3, 43 Prom Chairman 3, Basketball l, Z, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2., 33 Lettermans Club 3, 4. What a lover. . . CONSTANCE JO CLARK QCookieJ College Sewing and Teen Club French Club lg Jr. Red Cross Z, Jr. National Honor Society 25 Girls Chorus 2, E Pep Club 23 F.H.A. 39 G.A.A. 35 National Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Play 3, Cheerleader 45 Student Council Treas. 43 Pegasus Staff 43 Yearling Staff 4. This Cookie will never crumble. . . JESSE JAMES COLLINS Navy and Electronics Sports Class Treasurer lg Drama l5'Student Council lg Basketball lg School Police lg Band l,2,3g Tennis 3. Always courteous. . . ROBERT T. DEAGLE lBobj College and Armed Service Sports and Cars Football lg Baseball 23 Basketball 3. Terror of Highway 101. . . KATHERINE OLEAN COX QKathyl Marriage Sports and Reading Choir 13 Basketball lg Baseball lg Volley ball 15 Tumbling ls G.'A.A. 13 F.N.A. 1 Spanish Club lg F.H.A. Zg Pep Squad 2. Sweet and Silent. . . MARY AGNES DOUGLAS College Horseback Riding and Swimming G.A.A. 1,23 F.H.A. lg Volleyball lg Pep Club 3,4g 4-H Club 4. Ready, willing and able. GEORGE WARREN DOWNS College Loafing Football Z3 Spanish Club 2. This down is never down. . . MARIANNE DUFFY Marriage Skating, Horseback Riding, and Movies Sodality li Glee Club 13 Pep Club lg Spanish Club 3. Short, Sweet, Since re . 7 7,,,,,J1,, Y STEPHEN OISIN DINNEEN fSteveQ College and Marine Corps Sports and Reading Swimming 1, 23 Basketball 1, Z5 Football 4. Small stay and a big loss. . RALPH C . GRE GG College Amateur Radio Class President 1, Z, 35 Electronics Club p e 3,4, Pres. 43 Basketball 33 Band l,2. . A good speaker who knows what he is talking about. JANET IRENE EMMERT QRedy Secretary Sports and Reading Jr. Red Cross l,2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Drarnatics Club 1, Z, 3g F. H. A. 1, 2. Love that hair. . . MICHAEL L. HARDING QMikel Books and Models Track Z, 4. Your American Probs. is keeping you awake . . . CAROLYN LEE GRIFFIN CKAYD Marriage Movies and Cooking Student Council Z5 Glee Club 2. A quiet doer. . . GEORGET TE JACKSON Class Sec. 1, 2,4g National Honor Society 2,45 Girls State 39 Student Council Rep. 3g Wasp Editor 33 Girls Chorus 35 Annual Staff 3. Dependable, Efficient, and Fun-loving. KAREN JOANNE KEEFE College Piano, Painting, and Horseback Riding Red Cross Rep. lg Latin Club lg Art Honor Society 23 Spanish Club 33 Rocket Club 3: Newspaper Reporter 35 Chorus 3 Jr. Play 35 National Honor Society 3, 43 Yearling Staff 45 Prospector Staff 35 Pep Squad 4g Pom-Pon Girl 4g Pegasus Asst. Editor 4. Able, Active, and Attractive. . . DOROTHY MABLE MACKY QDottieJ Nurses Training Riding Horses and Tennis G.A.A. 15 Volleyball 3. Shakespeare's subject. . . CAROLYN ELIZABETH MAGE QCaro1J College Talking to interesting people G.A.A. 2, 33 F.H.A. 2, 3. One big surprise package, and full of life. MARY JANE MICKEY Uanej College, then teaching Piano and Talking Student Council l, 2, 33 Glee Club Z, 3. A glowing pe rs onality. MARY KATHLEEN MAGILL QKa.thyl Business School Movies, Swimming, and Dancing G.A.A. 1, Z,3. Quiet but Sincere. . . RONALD ROBERT MURRAY QRonj Electrical Engineering Career Radio, Stamp Collecting, and Spelunking Science Club 35 Electronics Club 4. Great sense of humor. . . SANDRA LYNN MYERS QSandil College Bowling and Reading Latin Club 1, Z3 Drama Club 1, 23 Biology Club 2.3 Girls Choir 2.3 Pep Club 2,45 Pegasus Staff 43 Yearling Staff 4. Tall and Talented. PAUL ANTHONY POLASKY College Drawing and Dancing Student Council lg Annual Staff l, 4g Chorus 13 Art Club Z5 Soccer Z. Nice art job, Paul. . . X MARY TERESE OLSON fTerryj Marriage Teen-Age Paper Sodality li G.A.A. l, 33 French Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Lettermans Princess 3g National Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 Pep Club 43 Pom-Pon Girl 43 Yearling Staff 4. Wisdom, Wit, . . . . . . 'n Wally! GEORGE WARREN REYNOLDS QFeetl College and Air Force Card Playing Hall Patrol 15 Football l5 French Club 15 Band 1, 45 Basketball 3,45 Radio Club 3, 45 Yearling Staff 4. Big feet. . . Big heart. . . JUDITH K. RETZLAFF Uudyl College and Marriage Oil Painting and Tennis F.H.A. 1, 2,35 G.A.A. Team 15 Year-ling Staff 4. 1, Z, 35 Tumbling Red hair but no temper. . . JAMES WILLIS ROBERTSON Uimj College and Teaching Sports Buck Staff 15 Science Club 1, 25 Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Glee Club 1, 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Spanish Club Z5 Student Council 2,45 Wasp Staff 25 Tennis 35 Prom Committee 35 Lettermans Club 35 Jr. Class Play 35 Football QMgr.J 45 Yearling 45 Class President 4. Great guy. . . JOHN ORVAL ROLLINS College Bowling, N.R.A. and Baseball Rifle Club 1: G.O.C. 1,23 Jr. Prom Committee . Stop arguing, extra point. . . LISBETH DE LOURDES SANDIN QLizj College Leather Craft spanish Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1, 25 science Club 1, 2g National Honor Society Z. Latin beauty. . . Latin's loss. . . you will never get that SAMUEL TIPTON ROMERO QSamj Business Career All Sports Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 35 Letter- mans Club 2, 3, 45 All Conference Football Honorable Mention 3g All Conference Football Second Team 4. Parties. . . Pantomimes. . . Sports. . . WILLIAM BR. YDEN SCHOEPHOESTER. QShepj College Flying and Horse Raising Good at figures. . . -Y s fddplilfdj- ,,-- AQ P I 6 IS af! .tsp v ' SWK' QLCL3 C9 UQAP- A 5 f helen kQ 'mn'5Sf 4 QM hewi- gg :KK mein 3 Ieefifn 'SUM JANET DELL SHAFEP. Qfay., U D . - -3 College an3nTeaching frbecinni' L A Horseback,Riding???? LLP ' Mahyorette Club 1, Freshman Board 1,-Pp0fv ' . Press Club lg Dramatics Club 2, 35 , QQ Treas. 3g Student Council 3g Pronkgu-S Committee 35 Yearling Staff 4g figs Cheerleader 4. Personality plus. . . U35 L ki' -,-. 13,4-'Zu C'-in 14 19 pfcfw 1' Q, h l4 'Ejouei 3 29441 DOUGLAS WILSON SHELDON lDougl College Guns, Cars, and Hunting. . . French Club lg Science Club lg Football 2,49 Boys Chorus 35 Newspaper Staff 43 Basketball lMg1'., 4 Merry. . .Mischievous . . . Masculine. . . VIRGINIA MAE SHERBUNDY lGinnyl College Tennis, Bowling and Basketball G.A.A. 13 Student Council Z,4g Annual Staff Z, 45 Pom-Pon Girl 4g Pep Club 4g Latin Club 45 Newspaper 4. Friendly. . . Funny, , , Flirtatious JOEL CLAYTON SMITH West Point All Sports Football 1, 2,45 Football captain 1,4g p ' 3 Student Council 1. Brains. . . or. . .brawn'? ? ? ? MARILYN JOAN SKAGGS College and Career Classical Music Jr. Red Cross lg Chorus 2,33 Student Council 23 Annual Staff Z3 National Honor Society 3,43 Drama Club 33 All USAREUR Chorus 33 Chairman of Paris Tour 3. Her grades degrade us all. . . LENTHEL DANIEL STANTON fLenniej College and Foreign Service Reading and Sports Class Pres. 13 Basketball 1,2,4g Tennis 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3,45 Boys State 3g Class Treas. 3,4. Look out Paris here comes Stanton. . . JAMES HOWARD STEED Him, Electrical Engineering Swimming and Electronics Motorcycle man. . . ? ? STEPHEN Y. TSUYA fStevel Electrical Engineer Amateur Radio Operator and Swimming Jr. Class V.P. 33 Basketball 3,45 Newspaper 35 Electronics Club 3,45 Sec. 3g Prom Committee 33 Letterrnans Club 43 Yearling 4g Student Body President 4. Today's leader. . . tomoi-row's success. . ELIZABETH MARIE WALKER fLizj To Study Nursing Dancing and Bowling G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 2,45 Chorus 25 Jr. Red Cross 2.5 Jr. Play 35 Volleyball 3, Annual Staff 3, 4. Her smile is like a light that never dims-.x HEIDI INGRID WEGNER European Travel Cheerleader 1, 3g Pres. Drama Club 1, 25 Pep Club lg Senior Variety Show 1, 25 G.A.A. 1,23 Annual Staff 3,45 Bus. Mgr. 3. Daisy Mae of Buena High. . . WILLIAM FRANCIS WARMOUTH QBilll Army Career Records Track 1, 25 Annual Staff 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, Z3 Prom Committee 3 Oh. . . that curly hair. . . nice and blonde. . NANCY R. WEIRICH HOWARD MELTON SAGE QPiej QI-Iowiej Marriage Marine Corps Dancing and Football Games Eating, Hunting, and Girls Pep Squad 4. Boys' Chorus l,2.,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 4g Drama 4s Love that school spirit. . . Christmas Play 4. Really loves his hunting. . . LORENZO RENDON QRollyj College Sports T Preparatory Military Training lg Basketball 1. Like that physics class ? ? ? WILLIAM THOMAS STONE PETE SUTCLIFFE PUGH Cars Missionary vocation Watch that speed limit. . , Study out-of-doorsg plants, ruins and animals Loves that out of doors activity. . . Saks, N v W K' .bs Qf, . . ,N ,-.rL X., Q -. A -3: .. X fix, X M .., Q -. 1 Q . S. 'pf Z i A. . X i , .. 3 hi A 1. ' :E I , il .....,.,,, , ,M . ,,, 4 N A XLLA 1 aw.. . W lx I wx iff, . V W Z- A in! 1 .Xa i :Q wh: 5. .Q .. 4 Umm K K, s . . S ' ivfpf- ,F 1 For names consult page 36. 5' S .. ff 1 1 5. Y, Q Wy' A2333 , Jw-'S W .. Qi Scniar Iilass last, Will and Zcstamnl We the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind and judgment do hereby will and bequeath the following items. l, Charles Armes, do hereby will my ability to argue with Mrs. Ollson toBi1l Dabney. I, Patricia Ballantyne, do hereby will my ability to flirt to my brother Mike. I, Rudy Barchas, do hereby will my most wanted quality, the ability to win an argu- ' ment to Jeff Citron, I, Mike Bennett, do hereby will my hairy legs to John Murray and my broken field running to Billy McRoberts. - I, Barbara B e r r id ge, do hereby will my trim figure to my favorite teacher Mr. Little. I, Judy Broadwater, do hereby will assorted hair dyes to Dameris Ireland, and my book on hot rodrling to Mike Saunders. p I, Judy Burke, do hereby will to Doris Anders my atrocious appetite, to a Jr. my ability to make such good grades in Typing II. I, Robbin Cassell, do hereby will nothing to 'anyone as I will need it all to make West Point. I, Tony Chipman, do hereby will to 'Johnston---three inches of my QB frame hoping she can use it due to the prices of elevator shoes, Lg-nc.. K I, Cookie Clark, do hereby will my curly hair to Vicki Klar. I, Kathy Cox, do her.eby will my Texa s drawl and good luck to my sister Linda. I, Robert Deagle, do hereby will my car to anyone who wants it for what itis worth, 255, 000. I, Steve Dennen, do hereby will all my experiences at Buena to Don Paulson. I, Mary Douglas, do hereby will my precious nose bag to Bonnie Bingham for her horse, and all my old sack dresses to Evie Grimm. I, Marianne Duffy, do hereby will my typing errors to Valerie Kleinman in h ope s that she can reduce them and type more proficiently than I have. I, Janet Emmert, do hereby will my ability to concentrate in class to anyone who wants it. I, Ralph Gregg, do hereby will my spark to Mr, Bock. I, Mike Harding, do hereby will my Chevy to Art Risser because he needs a good car. I, Georgette Jackson, do herebywill my ability to concentrate in study hall to Priscilla Daniels, I, Karen Keefe, do hereby will my chemistrynotes to Donna White, my long finger- nails to Ann Cobb, and my good behavior in class to John Murray. . I, Dorothy Mackey, do hereby will my ability to get along with people to my sister Edith, and my sloppy levis to Sharon Woods. I, Carolyn Mage, do hereby will my eye lashes to Va.larieKleinman so she can really wow those Seniors next year. I, Kathy Magill, do hereby will to 'Robbie Mullens my seat in American Problems in hope that she gets better grades than I did. I, Jane Mickey, do hereby will my typing ability to my sister Virginia. I, Ron Murray, do hereby will my arguments with Mr. Mason to Ralph Wege in hopes that he has better success than I did. I, Sandi Myers, do hereby will to Sandi Richa rd s my height, and to Penny Sher- wood my Faberge perfume. QHope she catches more boys than I did!l I, Terry Olson, do hereby will to Joe Hardwick my bermuda shorts and tomy sister Dee Dee my uncanny knack to do the wrong things at the wrong time. Paul Polasky, do hereby will my talent in and liking for art fin most formsj to Sandi Smith. Pete Pugh, do hereby will my Senior class seat to Jerome Stanley, and my scho- lastic ability to my sister Nancy. Lorenzo Rendon, do hereby will my worn out books and my abil i ty to flirt with girls to Paulino Morales who is fool enough to accept them. Judy Retzlaff, do hereby will to Sue Betts my privil e g e of saying, It fits the per sonality. George Reynolds, do hereby will my ability to make money to my brother Dave in hopes that he will not ruin the Reynolds name by being fair. Jim Robertson, do hereby will to Janelle C hr i s te n s en my pretty legs and my basketball ability to Bob Heywood, and to Nick Proffitt my good eyes. John Rawlins, do hereby will to Tracy Ensign my seat in Latin II, and to Bob Covington my Abacus as if he needs it. Sam Romero, doherebywillmyco-ordination to the cheerleaders and my running ability to Ronnie Wutzke. I Jan Shafer, do hereby will to Nick Proffitt my ability to get stuck in the mud and to Sandi Smith and Patti Johnston my locker 94 in hopes that their lunches are taken as much as mine were. Howard Sage, do hereby will my ability to make spit wads to Sue Jennings. Doug Sheldon, do hereby will my club to beat off women with to Robert Heywood. Bill Schoephoester, do hereby will my mortgage on the school to Pete O'hara. Virginia Sherbundyi, do hereby will to Sandi Smith my ability to get embarrassed easily and to Nick Proffitt my 2012.0 vision. Marilyn Skaggs, do hereby will my old physics papers to Judy Rosten. Joel Smith, do hereby will my courtesy and aggressiveness on the football field to Nick Proffitt, my blond hair to Bob Warmouth, and my superior intelligence to Patti Johnston, - Lennie Stanton, do hereby will my height to Sandi Richards and my great knowledge of physics to Ronnie Wutzke. Tom Stone, do hereby will my ability to study to Carl Bennetand myhotrodding to Edith Mackey. Steve Tsuya, do hereby will my precious position in the Student Council to the next fortunate soul who will enjoy it as much as I did. Liz Walker, do hereby will my DA haircut to Tom Edwards and myathletic ability to John Thompson. : Bill Warmouth, do herebywillmyability to get along with teachers to Jana Lascola. Heidi Wegner, do hereby will my pillow case to Dawn Graves. Nancy Weirich, do hereby will my ability to pester people to Fred Garcia, and my pictures of Joe to Edith Mackey, Hutest Kouplc Janet Shafer and Mike Bennett Hes! All-Around 1' ini herbundy and Robin C'asse11 ,Mast ,Cikcly to Succeed Georgette Jackson and Jim Robertso Hes! ,Cooking Barbara Berridge and Joel Smith Hes! Dressed Terry Olson and Lennie Stanton ,Most Haurteaus Karen Keefe and Doug Sheldon .Mast Athletic Liz Walker and Sam Romero 614.95 Wits Judy Burke and Rudy Barchas BABY PICTURE IDENTIFICATION 1. Hedie Wagner 12 2. Judy Retzlaff 13 3.. Liz Walker 14 4. Terry Olson 15 5. Mary Douglas 16 6. Carolyn Biener 17 7. Sam Romero 18 8. Ron Murray 19 9. Kathy Magill 20 10. Jan Shafer 21 1 1 . Lennie Stanton Z2 Dorothy Mackery Barbara Berrige Karen Keefe Pat Ballantyne Rudy Barchas Bill Wai-mouth Marilyn Skaggs Mike Bennett Constance Clark Judy Burke Virginia Sherbundy Eff N :,3g?-.QEIQN9 msg as . ,,,, me ,gg i YV hx H 1 1 M s 4.. 99 1 ' N N f gm N. SQ 2 N E T sw .. M.. , N. , .X 3 .. ., 5 if. Xb -Q., MSX Y- , - wSNwxwwM,Xm . -X x X Q. M K -E ab S+ Q- ' ix, ,. , , W , N -A fx sw' V732 Q gwix fg ixw sf. -f gag . wx xg . Q 55,2 1. ' -. HHS 5 ' I 2 - XF 51 i f: 5425:-ftig fkggii J 3355 iii. x E' ' :N Eels X 'Q T257 ix ik F iff l f iam 22? , 1 , - K X N 3 Sgfiig-st N , 1, 5 we X fig -. -- 1 x p - x 5 gil-SNs13f'iw.fSP'iiffwx:xx-Nwifx. r N- ' 'X - . '- - X . Qg gs-shi. gfyi.-Q -, ' - X xt Q wi I 3-. N X .1 - wx wfyggjgiy Q X xggbw F -xy- X X fx? H 3 x WN - , V Q X 1' f ismifilw ' ' rch Qffflsf '- an X Q x - XX-x Q A ' '-5 I. ssl , . 51 x RQ. -5 tw X X naxammsem wwvrrmwwxxxmgawxxwwsmnww my ww X -wnaasmmnwmmxwm bm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L. to R.--Mr. Effing, sponsorg Nick Proffitt, vice-presidentg Ruth Olive, student council rep.: Billy McRoberts, presidentg Barbara Bruce, s ec 1' etaryg Sharon Celey, treasurerg Mrs. Olson, sponsor. To the graduating class Of Nineteen Sixty- one, We salute each lad and lass Q For a job well done. With raffle, and candy sales, Magazine drive, and Sweethearts Ball Our money you took in by bales, As'salesmen you found your call. Through cube roots, and Thoreau Valence and The Stamp Act. You increased what you know, And decreased what you lacked. 1 1' be . ' ROW 1 Robert Avary Sandra Bandy Charles Beekman Roonae Bell Camille Berry Art Branham Barbara Bruce ROW Z Alan Bugh Cecilia Cash Sharon Celey Jeffery Citren Patricia Cook ROW 3 Robert Covington Bill Dabney Doris Deagle Roger Dilley Janet Edwards ROW 4 Thomas Edwards Quentin Evers Linda Ferguson Martel Firing Judith Frank Judy Greene Richard Hansen -. :su f - , ips N ' 6' has .QE 5-mir ' as ,M K X Q-.,.,. , X wa. 1 buggy . N. Q X., g R Ja. N Q ,, fc Qt X 5' 'lk 41 wa 35 X 1- 3 1-. Xu- W' V V 135: if f -Q. ' a M . X S Y, s v O U ' -Q gif- W' f , .51 ' x ' 'WE rf , .. X - X .., 'f ,J . sr - .x M A X' s 9125 - may ff Latin I1 . . . Rome Roars as Bock Barks is-Yi? lglntif, ..,. J ,. Q f if -I I 4 4 , X1 L: S 9 Qn sael0V,1' Q .eau-il .x J? ROW 1 Joe Hardwick Patterns , Pins and Patience 'X S ' gl --Agra, lj R o 1 MY ., ' 1 R iii A f 'mr -r iii! i .. Francis Hawkridge Erin Ireland Charles Jennings Vicki Klar Pat Klesen Karen Knapp ROW 2 Larry Lamb Billy Ledbetter Robert Lyons Sandy Mearz Virginia Mickey ROW 3 Ali Montasser Robbie Mullens Pat Murphy John Murray Jim MaCann ROW 4 Charles McCauley Bryce Mclntyre Billie McRoberts Julius Musgrave Larry Newsome Douglas Newsome William O'Brien K WW' 'wie X ws. 3'-A 3 52 X are 3 3. xy, X MY? NR 5 Nga X we 'PRR if X . WI RS. A vu fl I 2 , f- Z, , 1 v - f ml, ' ., Q5 f,.a,fC- If M, , Lal . -Q a fi- .gig ,e 5, ,, - , is wi L 1eg's,wfe,f:Q.'f3-w mar- as f ' ff -' iv- 9' w er. - s, ROW 1 Myrna Ocampo Peter O'Harra Ruth Olive Patricia Parent James Piper Nick Proffitt David Reynolds ROW 2 Joe Ringer Sharon Rogers Shirley Rogers Pete Salais Barbara Sanford ROW 3 Wilbur Sanford Linda Saunders Eric Schaefer Connie Schmeckpepper Glenda Lea'Shannon ROW 4 Penny Sherwood J erone Stanley Richard Stanley Willie Ray Thames Janyce Thompson John Thornps on Judy T odd 'ii' be ff, . off, -A F - 'ow X --Q - :ef -f A r. jqiliggig ' , ag? :PQ so -1d,- - 'E - X- i ff 2 X' f 5: 2 K xi. C X if Now Glenda, Thats not very nice so I my --q, Jim David Ralph Betty Tyson Walker Wege Copson Sweets for the sweet ? ? ? N Girls! Eyes on copy. Donna Jerry Gloria Ron Rodolf White hitehe ad Winter stien Wutzke Untalan ' 5 Q' W s , -, ' . .,n ..-k-My bifli-lm ,if , -11 A. f- Q Q M3 W W 1 . X Y I 12 V 7 tj. Q, ..-- Y-fsrw' ff. 1 fQf11.fif1g2 ' ff RI ', , L' -5 ,, Jammu, ,, , W , , ,H ,, ,, , , , , ,, , , , 1:-- ,,,,, , xfzmnnuzpw, , , , , ,Je ,,,,,,n ,, , , na'-fam m..1s:fmMsww: nw nu, Nw- . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, L to R: Mr. Levinson, sponsorg Ed Hadlock, student council rep.: Harold Anderson, sgt-at-armsg Pattie Johnston, treasurerg Syd Drew, secretaryg Nelson Perry, vice-presidentg Tracy Ensign, presidentg Miss Karber, sponsor. This year is your second of four, Each day you like it more and more. It' certainly is a lot of work, But fun and joy always lurk. A bake sale here, a. handbook there, Things that everyone can share. English with good old Julius Caesar, Doesn't make life very much easier. Right now you're in a kind of dream, Part of an evergrowing team. You look at the Seniors then you say, Thats what I will be someday. Joe Adams Mildred Ahern Doris Anders Harold Anderson Judy Askins Lawton Baker Mike Ballantyne Rachel Barchas Fred Bearden Norma Benefield Gary Bentley Mary Besley Gary Black Virginia Boatman Linda Bressinck Lawrence Bridges Jim Broadwater Charles Bullock David Burnett Iris Campo Angela Cary Janelle Christensen Ann Cobb Pam Conroy Robert Crum Pricilla Daniels Robert Danser Roger Davis Carol Dechant Leon Dechant Rita Devlin Sidney Drew Don Durnall Carol Dye Tracy Ensign Mil -35555 1.J f Claudia Evans David Ferris Steve Florman awe x 13 Q S X X X. X Y- X 44-XX Brenda Fuller Roger Fuller Torn Gaebe Olga Gibson Larry Gilfillan 4 - . . ff -K7 -' x.f' if ,Mfg cm- ,iz fm .af .R .FV 5, G'zffif7 Roger Goodwill Warren Gregery Ernest Haag Eddie Hadlock ' Albert Haines Dia Harding Roger Harrington Torn Hauser Fred Harnandez N ,JY R Robert Heywood Carolyn Hoover Dagrnar Hotel Demaris Ireland Patti Johnston Mike Jones Valerie Kleinrnan Anna Klensten Curtis Loberg Herbert Luther Gail Merrick Marie Montero 'F 'i .LD fl C N f-My 4, va W X, ,N X EN X ' X .- Q X 3 1 K. ff' 5,9 Ax ,I Ki, JK! ' A 5 aulino Morales V3 ff! 0 'LQ , , nneth Mudgett . f XJ fm! I I .1 Lv' it X 2 I N ,JJ fx 'I :Su-vi ki Lf Kp' . Axles' ffm L' J 5, FN kr' X fi, V K V K I 'L 5. . so .1 . X' C, v Margaret Myers f , ' I U -,N Q3 f ' Adele Olson u ,QL f 'V ' X 4 ' Lupe Otanez Ir.. .Lg S f- Q ., , . . bl V W A -x v' 1,-. xi fx' 55,85 X .k MN X X' Q F I 1 A ' . 'X ef xx' V , N xi ff: f .- g, Nl K, xi ., A.. ,x.- . X' Linda Panchot Q Sharon Parks Donald Paulson Raymond Pederson Nelson Perry Carol Pickett Raymond Polasky Harver Polk Nancy Pugh in un, A-an -N1-mm,-vm-my -1 Sharon Ragland W Allan Reeves Pat Rice Laura Riske Patricia Rollins Judith Rosten William Rumold Logan Sage Brenda Sue Sandidge Sandra Smith Lee oy Ste art Mar a st 1 Z 1 5 , My 4 if J Vincent Su Thompson Thomas I f' cf' 0' L ,wif David Thorpe Mary Thompson J-N DQKK r Douglas Terlnernke GYM pisu N . asf 1 QYYX X we . . Orville Tsuya Lana. Von Dollen i e Juanita Wales James Walker James Weesner Anita Wells Bill weasel Barrie Whitton Jim Wishlungl-1. .T 1 . QV , Agp, -. 9,139 ay... is , '7 Nancy Williams John Wiseman Linda Womack Connie Yellowfish Elizabeth Yorde Ralph Young Daryle Campbell NOT PICTURED Alice Cutford Freddy Garcia Glenn Hall Rodger McClelland Billie Weatherby Pat Young Susan Linda. Linda. Linda Clark Dres sing Henry Bequette I in earlier all J Y x X Q uw MAN X 2 X W X wx XWXN K N Y TE SN? X NWA K XQXNN N Xmx Y, xgmxx. 0 NNN ws X X N, 5 -N Wm N- vvgi- 'f Q X x X NXYSX xxx N g X wwf 0 QX QQLS, iwXSXiQA1QvO:S A X X ,X ,Q --:Nmmm.we M FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Cinda Bennett, sec.g Dawn Graves, Vice-presidentg Sue Jennings, pres You'11 always remember A day in September, When you found high school life With its joy and strife. While the Seniors laughed 'Neath their orders you chafed, You endured with resignation Freshman initiationi But the months went by, And the days did fly You've learned your studies, And found your buddies. The year's done , You've had some fun Wait four years please Then the Frosh you will tease. Q B 3 a? X . Q 1 . gf 'cfm 'x f 1' 'L ----V . Q iii?-1 ,,, ?t,i:,1', r ' 'N 'Q . fiifiikfp QI M P ti-rfkfxs K .H Q. X if.:-li il N ! xx Hfiwjwi. ., 1 Wayne Richard Catherine Linda Allen Ander s Ar arnbula Ar che r Askins Cinda Lou Patricia ' Bonnie Frances Dale Bennett Berry Bingham Black Boatrnan John Attkins on June Bosworth Patricia Sara Burke Bridges Ronnie Carbone Patricia Conroy Judy Carol Ann Janet Joyce Patrick Clark Cochran Coerper Coerper Conley Sandy Pamela Linda Dennis Cheryl Consagra Cowherd Cox Crabtree Darling ii is f M M 5.6, 5 1, Mg,-31 . ,e,N4.w X X we v. ,- 32 QE? ameri 5 r w W X AQ X -Q, R o ,X W, vii X N35 X 51 me A tm 1 fi: - ' at ,aa t me ,Q V M QBEJESSQ K -Sl.:- few aim 2. s P War ' f W vi? 4? t .Y X ii, , , :M tx 8 A3 - 3451 MXN g X 1 i J on James Albert Motoko Sonya Deming Dixon Eldridge Elston Firing J ohnette Richard Donna Lee Dawn Marcia Freeland Fuller Garner Graves Gordon Sandra Deibert Bert Foraythe X Raymond Evelyn Greene Grimm Mary Jane John Kathleen Lanehart Louise Alan Hart Haye s Nancy Don J ohns on J ua.n -f Xe if af? an i 'P xx sa i 4 if YR 'P W E 'H' X il 1 A' as Q K W. -5 Q X X 'QQQQ 'P' gf WN ERN X W x Sr A QW K N K Y X YS X Ni -Q H, .- ei .Q we-f, qfgmra N X at an-'X Kite' Rx.. ,eggs X X 1 H eemsfQf11es K Lg fm K Q K , ,r X r r . .,., n K ri- Q1-K 1 X,-W ex '-+ X K he ,, J' 2 1- as K as sn X'-Ml A an N 5 Q l 'H ogg ,er A 1 . A , Q Q ,Y 'B 1 .N U N if wi' F xx 3. R. 3,3 3 we rf E5 af J ana Las c ola. Edith Mackey Pat Ma.Ca.nn Don McNeal Joanne Pederson Judy Barbara Char le s Mar gue rite Leary Lee Little Loh Linda Lynn Elliot Sammy Mahoney Merrick Mitchell Moore John Mabarek Connie Muller Sandra Meyers Elizabeth Tony Kay Christine Richard Norton Otanez Parks Pear s on Pe at Charlette Scarlette Linda Mary Susan Plant Politan Polk Provost Reed rv' , W P. ,f X fa Q 'S' ' if H Q xx- s X mf in - f-.4 Q fx. . P M gi .X X crow' ' 1' as - e it ll .f V J 3.1. , 1 . 'x.'.. :1 .x K 'L I wr , - w R R R 5 4 Q J oe Sonia Ken Mike Gerold Ringer Gosada Saunders Saunder Sevy Marilyn Ruth Mary Helen Q Leon Simpson Snow Spear Sproull' Sproull WV! 1 ,L . 1 ' . . N Sandy 11, D 17 I X ' 1 Richards l ' L N3 .:fi f Deanna JDO' a -' ,J ' Q. Shore fd jjj? 4, MQ' 0-jf ,, Sharon H I I Q 'i if U' John Stanley U' JE Ji ,, QLXXU R Stephens I , r ' 1, ' X.. 42 ' f Q ' U I , ,Ei Q Ronald I U: , ANU, r Q' Q Vanter -i If J J LN? 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Q-Q5 Q sXxQ-vw ..-lx. . - S'-Ek.-I eww.-'X-idviijil .Q I V '63,-wi X 'QS .s 5 x f X x .. Q as f . If -F -Q-5 Q . , xg . xg itgxfmgxxgay X sg AQ ,NW Qxwwxkggxr, SQ 55x Q1-A K-XQXQ 2: A mmf V: x - A r ii xv N Xwwx .-. i, x eg fif, f-1, x' xg-'Q X - xi N x :viii iffxtf 1. -gg flamcaming .Queen lr flu f H5 ' f if , X -N Ruth Olive Miss Ruth Olive, Junior, was chosen Hom ec om ing Queen by the Buena Football Squad of 1959. The crowning took place on the afternoon of November 5 during the halftime of our game with Ray High School. Football Captain, Joel Smith did the honors. cl N ai Ox is 3lS n ra Myers Qi fax 55 Q54 s S110-Hall King Mike Bennett Sweethearts Hall Queen Terry Olson King Ronnie Carbone Sweetheart's Court L to R: Bryce Mc Intyr e, Barbara Bruce, Cinda B e nne tt , King: Ronnie Carbone, Queen: Terry Olson, Harvey Polk, Patti Johnston, Jim Robert- son, Billie McRoberts presenting flowers. 'T f.. . aww A if' ' 1' J Wiwf' J' 5 - -. K ! . i Senior Day Princess Janet Shafer D A N B C E E A T v N . V K V l K D A N C E W Student Houueil Officers Barbara Berridge, sec.: Stephen Tsuya, pres.: Charles McCauley, vice-pres.3 Connie Clark, treas. Student Cfauneil LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Berridgeg Stephen Tsuyag Charles McCauley: Connie Clarkg Tracy Ensign: Virginia Sherbundyg Jim Robertson: Nick Proffittg Ruth Oliveg Eddie Hadlockg Mr. Calvert, sponsor. National flonor Society R x . Bill Dabney, Marilyn S c ag g s , treasurerg Cookie Clark, vice-presidentg Georgette Jackson, p r e s i d e nt, Karen Keefe, secretaryg Terry Olson, historiang Erin Ireland. The F, W, Moorman chapter of the National Honor Society was formed this year as a result of the efforts of the charter members, pictured above. Georgette Jackson, president, left in February, she was succeeded in office by Connie Clark, vice-president. Two maj or activities of the year were a P.T.A. membership drive, headed by Erin Ireland, and the February inductive which more than doubled the size of the chapter. The chapter was or gani z e d and supported by Mr. Cantrell, Society sponsor . .Karin 61116 BACK ROW, L to R: M. Loh, M. Provost, B. Thorpe, B. Fuller, J. Clark. ZND ROW: M Spear, P. Lamb, G. Winterstien, P. Parent, A. Cary, B. Berridge, L. Otanez, C. Black, D Shore, S. Reed, P. Zellfellow, V. Sherbundy, M. Johns, T. Ensign, V. Klar, C. Archer, R Olive, J. Thompson, K. Hart. SRD ROW L to R: J. Sevy, L. Stewart, A. Haines, R. Goodwill R. Gregg, J. Dixon, M. Mitchell, R. Wege. Radio 61110 L to R: C. Arrnesg E. Schaefer, P. Lamb, R. Gregg, S. Tsuyag S. Flormang R. Murray, Mr. Levinson, Sponsor. Pep Squad of Hama X L to R, FIRST ROW: M. Stone, B. Sanford, D. Ireland, A. Olson, D. Mackey, L. Riske. L to R, SECOND ROW: J. Green, A. Cobb, D. Andersg L. Panchotg D. Yarbroughg P. Cowherdg M Douglas, J. Rolsteng J. Edwards: Mrs. Hayes, sponsor.. Sfuturc flonmuakcrs of America KNEELING, L to R: K. Robertson, K. Lanehart, P. Rawllins. TOP ROW, L to R: C. Cochran L. Henery: Mrs. Keller, sponsor. N. Johnston: D. Bullard, B. Thorpeg S. Drew: S. Ragland Hand FIRST ROW: M. Thompson, M. Besley, B. Kish, A. Reeve, J. Maverick, D. Thorpe, D. Sum mers, M. Gordon. SECOND ROW: C. Muller, F. Summers, K. Parks, B. Sanford, E. Hadlock THIRD ROW: B. Rommell, J. Askins, G. Downs, G. Seevy, G. Merriek, G. Bently, L. Sage J. Rollins, R. Wutzke, H. Ma.nn. BACK ROW: Larry Bridges. lf- Zecus FIRST ROW: M. O'Campo, J. Clark, K. Parks, M. Montero, J. Ashcraft, P. Howherd, E. Yorde. SECOND ROW: B. Copsong R. Hash, J. Frank: C. Schmeckpepperg J. Freelandg C. Dye. P. McCann3 K. I-Iartg Miss Ybarra., sponsor. ,Mixed 61101115 L to R: Beverly Morton, Sammy Kaye Moore, Christine -Pearson, Sharon Stanley. BACK ROW Doug Sheldong Howard Sageg Tony Chipmang Paul Polaskyg and Mrs. Shelton, instructor. e 'r . . Cflzristnfas Play AA ee Same old Ellen--disposition of a grumpy bear. This a.in't no time to show your laziness. 1'm simply frozen, Pegasus Staff Throughout the year the students of Buena High were well informed of their school news through the publication of the Pegasus the publication was carried on through the journalism class, taught by Mr. Bock. The hard work done by the journalism class was appreciated by the school. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF EDITOR-IN- CHIEF Mary Douglas ASST. EDITOR Tony Chiprnan FEATURE EDITOR Sandi Myers BUSINESS MANAGER Pat Ballantyne SPORTS EDITOR Howard Sage FIRST SEMESTER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nick Proffitt ASST , EDITOR Karen Keefe FEATURE EDITOR Connie Clark BUSINESS MANAGER Virginia Sherbundy SPORTS EDITOR Doug Sheldon v V 5 m.mag ' with ' ' , ,W - iv 1. x'kk : x Q w A E nv , , fm ,M we srl A 'Fr J PRF ff ART EDWOR PAUL POLASKY 1 ff!!! X NI m Z1 M Efhglx Q G E I DHOTG QLAYOUT cures KAREN KEEFE' l ' 1 fl, Q A in Eon'oR aNcH1EF JIM ROBERTSON - '-'- 2 fw . --- F . 3.5!-'.:0'o' l 'ea . .e SPORTS nsToR RY EUVVOH M ,KE BENNETT Ka CZLARK I 'WEASMQER 'f ' in l RUDY BMC HAS CIRCULATION Cmff UZ XAMLKER f Bills' 1 ' j .I i , xx ' v , QD wfiigfguu Z9 rMIEf.w1h. , ' ,O' 80.508505 Ov ',,,4 ' agp FACULTY SUPERVI50R DVERT, SW G MEF MR- ROCK JUDY BURKE 1 Nb. f gfHi?f-Q N-571511-NESS MAMA VI RG I NJA SHERBUNDY -r x x N v s , 1 2 ' 5 X S x Q ' is E lf, 1 S i 1 ' 5 X fy SS, K x 1 3 4 X Q fig s 1 gg .. gg L xv: K M' af WR r X sw X XR iw EK K xx Q Q' K fr f, w 1 i A ,5 x f 'f it xx 2' 2-V' FROM LEFT: S. Smith, J. Shafer, S. Richards, J. Wales, S. Drew, C. Clark. Hasan ffiglz Glfccrleadcrs FROM LEFT: S. Richards, J. Wales, S. Smith, C. Clark, J. Shafer, S. Drew. QRoscoel 5 FROM LEFTg V. Sherbundy, V. Klar, J. Burke, T. Olson, P Johnston, J. Christensen, K. Keefe. Hueua High Pow-Pon Girls TERRY OLSON Captain mmwwxw R55 . X X . Q Q f -SSX . X -g,.kg.5if, - Q QSENX Q X4 -xffx . X All :-1: .11 -L. N N X LX X S355-3 F X Xxx -f1.X1f5f QQ .S-yi v: . gflgsl x X X x ' :X-L' ., Q.. N TOP ROW, L. to R.--M. Bennett, S. Romero, B. O'Brien, V. Suarez, R. Wutzke, E. Hadlock, R. Young, H. Mann. SECOND ROW, L. to R.--Coach Merle Effing, Asst. Coach Fe1ixfRustyj Winslow, R. Weesner, J, Smith, R. Cassell, J. McCann, B. McIntyre, R. Lotz, N. Proffitt, W. Sanford, Asst. Coach Ed Mason. THIRD ROW, L. to R.--B. Warmouth, J. Thompson, P. O'hara, J. Murray, D. Sheldon, L. Sage, B. McRoberts, S, Deneen, C. McCau1eyfnot picturedjr. K Trainer: Bill Horn. Managers: Jim Robertson and Dale Store. MR. MERLE EFFING Head Coach MR, ED MASON MR. FELIX KRUSTYQ WINSLOW Asst. Coach Asst. Coach 'K L. ...QM K xx' g BACKFIELD: M. Bennett, R. Wutzke, B. McRoberts, S. Romero. LINE: B. Warmouth, J. Thompson, J. Smith, R. Cassell, N. Proffitt, J. McCann, B. McIntyre The Buena COLTS started the season off right by defeating.Fort Grant 19-0 at Fort Grant. Quarter-Back Sam Romero scored twice on 1-uns of 40 and 50 yards. Romero then passed, to Half-Back Mike B e nne tt for a. 60 yard touchdown. Then the COLTS traveled tp.Hayden to receive a 31-9 defeat. The Bulldogs were con- sidered thetoughe st team of the year. The COLTS only score came on a 45 yard run by Romero. Charles McCauley scored two points -with a safety. On the return home the COLTS were hande d a 36-6 defeat at the hands of the Clifton Trojans. Mike Bennett made the only COLT score on an 85 yard punt return. After two de- feats in a row the COLTS romped over Benson to a tune of 25-0. ,A K .. S1 5 'Q 2 lx 1 haw 3 ' W 445 V E fag x N ! Q' vw- Qwf xr- M- X 'ia fi' ' .fix 4 3 XX W 1 we The Line-up! Behind ya Sam ! Bennett down the sidelines! Honorable ,Mention ,All-Slaters Sam Romero, quarter-backg Mike Bennett, half-back. Sam Romero, quarter- back for Buena, was named All-Conference second string. He also received Honorable Mention All-State Team. Mike Bennett, right halfback for Buena, was named All-Conference first string. He also received Honorable Mention All-State . Buena High School is very proud of their first foot- ball team and the players that represented the school on and off the fie ld. We are especially proud of the two mentioned above, Mike Bennett and Sam Romero. Congratulations f r om the annual staff to these boys. Basketball KNEELING: Coaches Winslow and Effling, FRONT ROW L to R: H. Polk, forward, J Robertson, forward, L. Stanton, forward, C. Jennings, guard, J. Rawllins, guard, B Wa.:-mouth, guard, BACK ROW L to R: R. Cassell, center, B. Avary, forward, D. Rey nolds, centerg G. Reynolds, centerg R. Wutzke, forwardg L. Rendon, guard. Starling 5'iee We Hueua Senior Zeam Members The Buena Basketball team, handicapped throughout the season by the lack of an adequate gym, showed much team spirit and hard Work. The pictures on these' two pages show our proud team in action against several of our rivals. The boys tried hard and we were very proud to have them rep- resent us in the Conference Tournament at Florence. L A7777 I OPPONENTS OF BUENA HIGH Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena 3 2 4 4 41 3 4 4 4 4 Bowie 46 Marana 75 Thatcher 59 Duncan 48 Clifton 82 Clifton 91 Thatcher 51 Bisbee 52 Benson 56 Benson 69 Elfrida Pima '- Conference Tournament Buena. r P N K 1 W Y Y 1 1 N l i 4 , 5 A ,M 2, X wana - -x 4.1 1 W. Sssagf Virginia Mickey, Junior, placed first in the I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRAC Y contest for Buena High School and for the district. The fou r runner-ups were Rudy Barchas, Georgette Jackson, Karen Keefe, and Sandy Myers. The five finalists were chosen by faculty advisors, Mr. Bock, Mr. Calvert, and Mr. Cantrell. The five top speeches were read over the loc al radio station, KHFH phone-in-votes for her. Winners Connie Clark, Senior, placed first in the JOBS FOR THE HANDICAPPED-PA S S P O R T S TO DIGNITY contest in the school. She then competed with en- trees from Bisbee to win the district contest. The speeches were judged by citizens in the com- munity, with Georgette Jackson and Rudy Barchas placing second and third respectively. Connie was honored at a. luncheon held bythe OPTI- MIST Club at which she Was prese ted with 3.825 QE J QF sae Yagi 1? 2 'S WSKEKSZQE J .fit fa , ci X l iesgeli like It is needless to say how proud Buena High School is of these two young people. Raise' sssifg si: HN X .5 4 5 f'3 l 1 ' xfjlllfiif 'KY Q. X was mn N ss 1 vt -Q S iF '3x'k:l 'WA 5l uN4 QXWIMQSQY if 55+ im eil SQ rx x Jaws- sn X Sfgkgn J- e we NX W: is SF was-ig asm Eglin xx A QS. X32 wx QA B S is-ss exe. iss Q 'N N ssN k X base Y? wx 'mg Qs. M355 QEA US' W 1 W Mxisismwax K Q X wx sg wk -aw? M Ng ei Sim qSlQ gg Qi S 5 1: Sf ex xx Rees e Regex ww 4 M 'iw QQ. M3 NWNQQQ if Q Vsiisifk-S sggigg is X-A F x 'QW hi s Eikiiijy-' 'P t My XR x fg y it site? N25 sissy Ss ,ya wiv f., SQ - I Q4-se? . Q Xe. The Yea1-ling editors would like to thank the following people for their cooperation and time that they have put in toward the publication of this yearbook. Charles McCauley Jan Shafer Judy Retzlaff vi Lennie Stanton George Reynolds Janelle Christensen Patti Johnston , Terry,Olson fl--Q , 5151 l.5CJ55fif-J.. N , f and many others too numerous to put on this page. Thanks to all. fx?-itil X rf xx. N, CE 5 R 5 E s E 3 3 E 3 2 5 w 's ,S -2 5 s E .mwwwfwwwm mwwufwmv s S S Q S Q S as R 5 R Q g 2 5 S , ff S 2 5 3 3 5 51 5 Q 5 ? Y E F THANKS FROM THE GRADUATING CLASS AND THE YEA.RLING STAFF, TO THE GAT EWAY TIMES for all the help they have given to the Seniors and the Yearling staff of this year and last. Without this help we would have been lost. Thanks again to THE GATEWAY TIMES. and to: KHFI-I for all the time allottedxto us for the news of the school and the social events. Thanks again to KHFH. and to THE NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING COMPANY for all the help they have given to the Yearl1ng staff Without the help of these people there would have been no yearbook Thanks again to NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING COMPANY and to THE YEARLING BOOSTERS for the money they donated to the cause of the printing of this the first Yearl1ng Thanks again to these generous people n u . n a . 0 Q o . . . . n . Q 0 SSSEEESESSESSE SQ E Best Wishes Seniors of 6O Complete Fashion H selection of I Consulting dress l at all times Teena Paige .T onathan Logan Gay Gibson Betty Barclay THE KLOTHES KLOSET Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce Qownersj Ph. G1. 8-1-3271 Sierra Vista, Arizona Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of 1960 RUDY'S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS I 'U Hn 0 PV' C 'U 93 1'-7 D-4 U co 'Sf 4 cn H '4 ' cn co H 4 HO o cb oo 3' C H 'Cn 'U I co n HI 99 I'-4 U1 cn H 4 Ho ' 0 4491 0 .J Q 'rx Q my S Xl Ph. G1. 8-3482 Locally owned and Operated .3333333333333333333333333 3 3 333 333333 Congratulations Seniors of 1960 from . ' FABS DEPARTMENT STORE Sierra Vista's largest and most Complete Department Store Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Ph. Gl. 8-32.02 HUACHUCA HERALD Sierra Vista's oldest and most complete local newspaper. Large st paid circulation in the HUACHUCA AREA El Rancho Shopping Center Sierra Vista, Arizona Ph. Gl. 8-2100 Be st Wishe s Seniors SCI-IRAD ER' S CHEVRON S ERVIC E V--1 DEALER V EHEVR N Free Pick up and Delivery Ph. Gl. 8:-2850Sierra Vista, Ariz. Congratulations Seniors NU-WAY LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Rug and Furniture Cleaning Free Pick up and Delivery Ph.Gl. 862.111 Sierra Vista, Arizona Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1960 ORTEGA'S Featuring Velvet Step Trios Weatherbird City Club for Men FAMILY SHOE STORE Located in the same building with the ' Post Office . Sierra Vista, Arizona 3 33 3 S S RS S fkisiig Best wishes to the ' r .,.wQ Ag fx, 9539 0 f. W 1 X I I Seniors of 6O ,. 'L SENORS -11-1.1l1l from VAN'S DRIVE INN T 8: L DO-NUT SHOP Treat made fresh daily Treat you will repeat often Located next to the post office right here in Sierra Vista COPSON' S Department Store Sierra Vista's oldest Department' Store PI-IaGl. 8:-2864 Sierra Vista i Be st Wishe s Seniors from JONES and HARDWIO and EMPLOYEES D Sierra Vista, Arizona Ph. Gl. 8-22452 Cong ratulations to the Seniors of 196O FOOD MART Fry 8: Vista Stores We give National Red Stamps Ofx y- - -my 1... fa 'Za li Z 5 if my . K l, ..-V I 'E F000 LUBS of-: Ji r VE. is A I tif! E , 5' . ex ,gen 1655, Mr. Wes Little Jr. Qownerl PHONES: vistag Gli. 8-2341 Fryg Gl. 8-342.1 Sierra Vista, Arizona S535 5 SS S S EE 5 3 S B Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors of 6O From JIM GRIMM Alumni of 59 Best Wishes to the 1960 Graduating Seniors from WHITEHEADS FURNITURE STORE QWMMM from RUTH'S INCOME TAX SERVICE Sim s and Ruth Batchelder Sierra Vista, Arizona Catalogue Service PH-GI. 8:3391 Lumber to build a home. . . .Paint and hardware to make it last. LUMBER DISTRIB UT ERS , INC . X 1 - a X Q . 1 ,f X umm DEH 4 ' , ,. ' , ,',' 1 f ' :YU n,n. - we falg - -. - Nigr ... '-1-Z1 ik 3 .:..r...Z .1 -1 . - K N ' ' f 11g?-, 5-uEs5Rj, ll lu PH:-Gl, 8-:46l'7 15 ---. - '-'H-Q r -. - '- ,.: -- - --ss ' Qxsw ' ' xv' 3' c Sierra Vi sta, Arizona CONGRATULATIONS FROM APACHE SPORTING GOODS Calvin Vance , Proprietor P. O. Box 445 Sierra Vista PH G1 . 8- 3242 Complete service facilities, parts and accessories store Luther Cowherd Enterprises PIONEER TRAILER SALES Box 727, Sierra Vista Luther L. Cowherd, Jr. fownerj PHQG1. 8-72591 8-2323 BEST WISHES TOUIFHE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF SO TO THE CLASS OF ll6OVl I -n l f .. .X V Y gf It arms from SIERRA DRUG PH-G1 8-3452 Your hometown drugstore. WESSEL' S JEWELRY Located in the El Rancho Building PI-I-Gl. 8-3136 You haven't lived until you have lived in GARDEN CANYON HEIGHTS or GARDEN CANYON TERRACE Close to schools and churches and walking distance from town PH-SGI. 8:-4601 Enjoy rural living in the city ' Address lOl School Drive ssgggsr-eswwgggsexgssg g 5 rfxsssesssssssssswg Q MODERN PHARMACY if 2 your REXALL DRUG STORE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960. SIERRA VISTA MOTORS Buena Hi-Way Sierra Vista Come out our way and we will trade your way. CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of 60 Gladys says if you're not becoming to him, you had better be coming to her at the EL CORONADO BEAUTY SALON Styling - Tints - Permanents open evenings and six operators to serve you PH7Gl. 8-22162. Sierra Vista RECORD SHOPPE Sierra Vista Best Wishes to the Seniors of 6O CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 6O VERN'S RADIO and T.V. The finest in flowers MERCED'S FLOWER SHOPPE , Mercedes Riley Evelyn Stimpson Located at the side of the A Modern Sh0PPing Center PH-G1. 8:-3661 sierra vista in Sierra Vista. S Q i Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 196O from Fort Huachuca. Officers' Wives Club Fort Huachuca, Arizona sm mf f-M L ' A- -'WH ali 1'i1Q.,. if Q f Mg sw X my X- ' as mf' ' KG M ITUBLIQSHING COMPANY X 1 .'k' 51 Q 1 ' . ' 0169! X jknigglkc ' TERS my Q, i Ltd . rs Fifg n on Cottag ty Salon o I 'rie at M :yew s H vii K Mr . Folberg - eftjm ndiy rayxllobertson 3 . C . 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