Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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Coolidge: Chapter of the State Front Row: C. Boyd, M. Wuertz, Jay Simmons, G. Skousen, M. Urton, J. Davis, J. Moore, S.Hawkins,C. Lewis, D. Sex- J. O'Dell, M. Heet, M. Johnson, L. Davis, Row 2: M. Bagnall, ton. Row 5: R. Clemans, D. Mudge,M. Minter, C, Kenworthy, M. Dixon, G. McVeigh, B. Bartlett, K, Wuertz, Sweetheart, M. Bourne, D. Jordan, T. Garcia, R, Acuna, P. Bond, Spon- Deann Kleck, Hostess, D. Sharp, T. Terry, S. Owens, sor. Row 6: R. Workman,D. Kempton, A. Chavez, B. Higgin- Row 3: S. Schultz, P. Simms, G, Minatra, M. Ptacek, M. botham, A. Ellis, L.Armenta,B.Rankin,V.McSperritt. Row Witten, J. Bruggeman, K. Billespie, B. Underwood,E. Blake- 7: P. Ray,L. Williams,T.Haggan,B. Burns,B. A11en,R. Wal- man. Row 4: P. Chisum, A. Morrow, R, Palmer, D. Walker, ker, B, Kimmons, S. Jordan, L. Roberts, R. Bracamonte. FFA members Mike Bourne, Gil McVeigh, and Bruce Bartlett gave a demonstra- tion on safe use of oxy-acetylene welding to Mr. Doss's health class. 41-. Mike Dixon carried out his duties as secretary in all regular FFA meetings.

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C0-op members hard at work T5-:fig A., at :M .... P f' f MZ. .4-iii 'l Merry Blakeman was caught working at the Roadrunner. nk'-1 Von Hoffmeister gained valuable experience working at Del Camino, a local grocery store in Coolidge. Mary knew that hard work went with good food. FRONT ROW: Sponsor, G. Platt, B. Holler, L. Gonzales, K Petty, M. Wuertz, Bob Underwood. ROW 2: B. Clemens, B Adams, B. Jones, R. Trevino, D. Bresee, S. Hawkins, A. Barrows. ROW 3: L. Chavez, J. Lopez, P. Simms, M. Pta- cek, S. Kirk, L. Duran, R. Nieto,B.Ortiz. ROW 4: J. Davis G. Hoffmeister, B. Springfield, M. Savory, R. Cardon, T Hagen, D. Lara. ROW 5: B. Bartlett, A. Ellis, R. Walker, P. Antone, G. McVeigh, M. Allen, M. Graham. ROW 6: Sponsor, C. Henry, B. Burns, D. Walker, S. Shultz, B. Al- len, T. Lease, M. Minter. ROW 7: C. Boyd, P. Medlock, M. Chavez, D. Jordan, T. Spalding, T. Padgett, L. Roberts, J. Moore.

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Mr. Bond, along with several club members, took care of some of the less glamorous business as they irrigated a chapter owned field. FFA members, as a club and asindividuals, worked hard all year long for different achieve- ments, honors and awards. Mr. Bond drove all the members to the verge of exhaustion trying to get everyone to participate in the hundreds of activities sponsored on the national, state, and local level. Many individuals endeavored to achieve recognition and financial aid through scholar- ships and awards given by many industries and organizations to deserving students. Field Days for entomology, livestock, horti- culture, swine, and all other areas pertainingto agriculture were the largest concern of many of the club members as the year rolled along. Many of the Coolidge Future Farmers won awards at these judging events. The main event was the State Field Day at the University of Arizona at which some of the Coolidge FFA'ers placed. Keeping with tradition the Future Farmers, with assistance from the Future Homemakers, put on the annual Sweetheart Ball. Many mem- bers of both clubs worked their hardest to make the 1972 Sweetheart Ball one of the best ever given. Hi believe in the future offarmingw Front Row: J. Heet, J. Cross, B. Miller, S. Goulette, J. Garcia. Row 4: R. Veazey, G. Payestewa, D. Molina, D. Gregory. Row 2: M.Vildasol,S.Hansen, J. Bagnall, O. Pala- Moody, J. Ross, J. Padgett, P. Shorthair. Row 5: A. Aguire, cios, D. Jordan, T. Gurlee, D. Holler. Row 3: J. Williams, C. Henry, K. Wuertz, R. Palmer, D. Kleck, R. Anderson, J. Guerra, G. Maddock, R. Dickerson, R. McElroy, E. T. Isom.