Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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The 29th Annual Boys' State proved to be a good experi- ence for this year's Boys' Staters. Matthew Bagnall, Richard Bowen, Pat O'Dell, and john Wiles spent a busy week learning about govern- ment and making new friends. Lisa Powell and Kim Richards were delegates to the 28th Annual Girls' State. Participating in mock government taught them much about how actual government is run. National Honor Society members are selected on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, service and citi- zenship. This year's NHS demonstrated service by selling tickets to both Drama Club plays. They also spon- sored a canned food drive, in coniunction with the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce, to provide food for needy families at Christmas. 1 . Ji , .-A 4' .f 51 1- saw'- X., ,M-,M Y gb., , ,- L - . fe ps:-iw gg- L+, .--1.-'x.,.i,.,:c A ,,. 'Q T5 1 'gf'-A-,yj,.l,.',' f Q :af 4, ,gs-QKIK--.5 ' ' fPW. . ,Y . wgsuvx kg .y ..'w.'- - .Z 1 ' ' 53.3 ' -'iii ef fi ' Ft' ' ill . n-'Milla ,f , A 1 4 .1 n --A -vt:-X if' 'slit :if A. , 'il Si '4J 'Miss-2' 3-Ld ..-Q NH ,-,A .lx 'Hg-Q N. . . Q x 1 Q 'M NN' A 6 , R fi t 'S 1? 1 N r 1. Lisa Powell, Girls' State delegate, told Tim McHugh about her experience at Girls' State. 2. jennifer Beekman and other NHS members had a good laugh, while Lisa Powell asked a question. 3. President Richard Bowen successfully led the l975-76 National Honor Society to a good year. 88- People class of '76 wins honors 1975 Boys' State alternates and delegates who attended the 29th Annual Boys' State, june 713 t Northern Arizona University were, From L-R, Richard Bowen-delegate, Matthew Bagnall-delegate Tim McHugh-alternate, johnny Wiles-delegate, Greg Wuertz-alternate and Pat O'Dell-delegate E E 3 I 1975 Girls' Staters and alternates were, Front Row: Ann Cole and Tricia Row 2: Kim Richards and Lisa Powell-delegates. ,df

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i' Qi 'if .Q T, x l 1 F T ii? Av r t wi y 5 . X , ,pf 1 Eg 1 1 A 4 f' '. if WCS' A Q Smu- Arthur Greeley Lisa Powell Elizabeth Shope Linda Shaw Denise Conrad Cindy McClain Kathy Sutton Cheryl Skrla ,gs Debbie Turnbull The race started in September of 1972. It continued for four long, hard years, and ended with a tie for first place. Debbie Turnbull and Ann Cole tied for first with the other eight students close behind. Many students worked hard which required continuous hours of studying. The pressures of homework often conflicted with extra curri- cular activities, making it hard to qualify for the top ten. The winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award was Cindy McClain. She took a written test to evaluate her knowledge of homemaking. Ironically, Cindy never took any home making courses. Ann Cole was selected to succeed Leevon Owen as Pinal County's junior Maid of Cotton. Ann attended many Iuncheons and fashion shows for the cotton wives. Arthur Greeley was chosen by the science department as the recipient of the Baush and Lomb Science Award. His outstanding abilities in science during his high school years put him at the top. C3 l Ann Cole People-87

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