Cochise College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

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-753, demonstrates how squaw bread is made. i Diane Damewood accepts last minute encouragement from Warren Martin. -.dll Zada Wells, although not a cowgirl, performs like a real professional. Larry Scott and Darrell Rainey discard all manners for this contest. Each year Apache Day is sponsored by ICC. Stu- dents round up brothers, sisters, and friends who be- come co-workers in the various events. As students took the few short strides from the spectator stands into the arena, they became undistinguishable as clouds of dust swirled around them. But they still moved out to participate in good spirit. The events included tobacco spittin', roll yer own, pie-eating, steer riding, and goat tying among others. 23

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Apache Day events include all Nb? . 5. 4, ,v,...f.+.4g' l Lynn Buckmaster triesiher foot in a bootrace. Andrea Lewis, working for the international club, w .Iere Brenner concurs fhat steer riding is not as easy as it looks. campus life l

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A Weekend at Kino Bay brought lots .dv 1 :qui ,ti Ffmit N39 - -A ng .--f' 1' M. 'QA 1 av' .- K.-V -H- yfsl L.. V V 5' ,. 4. f ix M 4 ,Q mfs- thi, , 3 ' up ' -ref' A - - 'tw' Q 1 ' 1 I 4: ' .f J 4' E5 s Two Susans, McKown and Cornell, are among the students who visited the Seri Indian Village to trade useful items for beads. campus life p l 'll he ,l y, t E l ' I 4 . Q X ,srl W4 l Dale Leiendecker, Greg Lubich, Mr. Larry Gunter and Mr. Don Fry discuss l l l .Xxx MYR pf ' f 15'- .T1 asfjifgf' ,,r l Y J v . ' -M-sfrfl' ' 1, JMB 5 A Barbara Denman and Mrs. Jean Calahan enjoy stopping at the vegetable