Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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W, Myron Brown Randy Brown Sam Brown ' y , y T l 7 , , tl fl 4 t V . wM,l4r'w- l ' f '. K N M., i L ffl f' Q ' iv, i any ii, ,fl . 7 NN 1 dl I Sally Bruggeman persons V i WFT' Y ' lla 1 it Q' J a l ef ' ! i it 4 X ,il it .www 1 Carlos Aguayo Tim Aveno M1 f ,.. Andrea Blackwater f w S , 'Qt H' 'X fa. , Q -m s Na V V Xi - Terri Bridschge f'dW4 Wjlgt ,- -,-y, 5 , 1 Patricia Bryant Casey Burkheart Dianna Burns 1 44' if ' M ,X iff , - , 7,4 millx , 1 rl Rachel Aguayo I Monica Baca .2 1' il Q l .. Q 'P 1 we N. is 1 x Maria Aguirre ' Q Kevin Alford Fin, rg, vu..-Q. e W.. . 'V' Y . I M P, , if 5' M H t r Becky Ballard jimmy Bailey 1 .ag -.- caff- , Whig .af-v i fl t WB, i i Skip Blanchard Britt Bowen Richard Brewer Linda Honea, in Mr. Anderson's Biology Class, wor diligently on microscopic organisms. Mrs. lohnson's English class listens attentively while she speaks, . ww W,,...v 1 . ' Xl! J' M l. 5343? i Greg Clark , M H ,l Q - , ,i, ' fu A gl' I H A ., 6 T ,QE A it ' 'HF is at. 2 Fred Conkling ,if Gaylan Davis Q tx il' i X ll i v N f X X itl i ' . x un ii .. .. I N i. it , M, H, k it X . i Teresa Cleaver f 4:54, by x -mu-num.:--v Wes Cox wwf' . 1' la George Day -tn .- , ig ill K .,,, ' 1 X ' Q J' 4 fm xi Y' i 'W P W lt l. if jim Clemens Freddie Daniels Linda Dearing , lf? 'ki .-,ii use 2 ,A x cf, ,f cull A ,-A Doug Cole l ff Gabriel Daniels ,V .-V, j , if to 2 fla- ' f A574 A . nf , i,-..i- kt 1' N l 73 1 K Larry DeYoung Leatha Duvall Stephanie Edwards Mike Ellis Victor Ellis l ! llu l , ' GUY 'M 'Q 3 'V' --..:E! I i .1 'SS ,fl ,X . -4 l Mark Collier Donald Davis T Scott Dixon N xx -iw, . A Y 'fri X, V fl Lisa England -1' ffvffmr-' ' ' 1 W' Q ili ,, -,':1-M. .. ... ig, . ,X if .. ,J M 4 p 2 ctw S is gl' ,rw l K 1 5 V Alan Carpenter Stewart Cathemar , g.. f ,, fn x, xxxx . , i ,r 2 Mark Caroll Cindy Chavez Working towards an exciting year, the freshmen showed spirit through actively participating in events throughout the year. They supported their teams with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship, by attending the sports activities, and pep assemblies. Every year, it is a tradition for freshmen to paint C Mountain. Many freshmen participated in this, and enjoyed painting the C. Also, the freshman were welcomed to high school by a dance sponsored by the sopho- mores, Walter Dunn Susie Duarte Richard Felix Shiela Flores persons -19 ' ' M N -1 ' 1 Y if' , ,hd 3 .' r ii , i, freshmen en'o a variety of classes 5, 1x' Kl , y F my A jr 5 'X ,nf Ieff Fields Barbara Garcia Trinidad Garcia l 'U fn ' A is ,,, im , 1-I , ,f 'L-fr 0 Sandy Fields David Garcia Pamela Gibson ff , Victor Flores Larry Folks William Ford Amy Garcia 1. 'W bi V FA Y W it W . uwaaudlli l 3 Y 1' i ll' 'l W M ..-, i.W,W...t,w-M,-gpaudlll ,N K ,L my mm ' 'l'wm-i-- Y i f we , K i. Nl' , ,-ex f i 'nn ' ,Q W 5 H ,.,' X 'V ' -.el 1-rv 3 n . , , i .F , 11 i Eva Figueroa lon Garcia Guy Gillespie Freshmen enjoy taking French with Mrs. Claussen. , ii 'W ' 'U 'H ,vm vu lv?'s PY! Ag , V 12 F -51 -.1 .mf -5, N IH i Q 0 '. :inf b l ' 'I' rmg,'L f 'if if' mmf' ff .lI1'1'.n. 2. NJ r f - - .K O, Y i 'N 1 l ,,,- mum fri'-.,. j if ,ii i i .,...,-K I 4 KJ, i ii Y Zi jr gi l X iiiiwiw 3 'i , lohn Gill Andrea Gloria Carmen Gloria Valerie Hackenbracht Mark Harrison Mark Harvey Lea Ann Haugh Isabel Gomez Margeret Gomez Sonya Greene Abel Hernandez Donata Hilgeman Lori Hoffman Linda Honea Thomas Hayes 20 persons Tommy Heet jesse Hernandez 'L .MWA at jl :. , f lr. ' i 'l j i y Q I A . if Rhonda Honea Erleen johns Gwendolyn johnson Kent Keller .N s i ill x --' X2 -v il Ai 'ft . ,A R 94' 'tl if X Sam Horlacher Sharon johns Eddie jordan Lisa Kerman .f f i' v, ft-il' ig gf lg k Y 'J' if 'J 52,135 1 if ,i ri N il' l 9 xx-- fx F xxx 4.1 i Linda Hovanec Terry johns Freida jordan james Kelsheimer Wi l Y - sf +9 ,- -A , f Th.: Grant Hursey Candy jones Keith lung Karen Knowles Mr. Whipple-'S Algebra class works on a difficult problem, x ,Wim f -' an ,., ,Y-.,' . j 'l is , lfllll I Paula jennings Marvin jones Rusty jarrett jason jefferies Edwin jones Mary jones X. ,A :Q mnndn, i i 1 ll 4-f:-f 'lM x a.m.a.i Mating--.-'Q V! . .WL .5 M, ' ' X- 'jmijflxj Wi. ,Umm-iii-mann' lin Britt Bowen, freshman student Council member, takes his job seriously. A will 'K l. 3. ff L :ii Q,l .i a 1 . 4 X t A -N I ' Xl .......a Laura Lambert Cecilia LaF'aglia Rudolph Larkin Edmund Layton Gary Lee lPWt'l Lewis DUFSOYTS -' l ei, if i 4,137 K -mv ,,,, .N loannie Lindgren ie' Robert Luna , X , Wiqfjfvqv, A iv l Steve Man n Celess Mathis , Q-11' Margie Montiio Glenn Lohr ie-,2 X Lonnie Lyman Farrell Manuel ab. - f-idk illx W IW lyyl Eric Mathews ' , I IJ im. .4 NX rrrrrrr M X XM 'wk . E . Mike Monroe r K' K WNVN x' ' 'l r r X 5 ii 6. Pi' Tina Long ,N-. Connie Madril ii i xv 5. Lupe Manzanedo 'J- Robin Mickelson Bettie Moore Q' 1' M in ? ,Q I , in . 5 Marcus Lopez Robert Lopez Michelle Ludwig jeffry Luellig i JUN I ' ,- ul if - i i il ,Q 53' ef -, twain yn , li fs' I 'M - -I X LJ' ' - Q-7 'ff il' N l 'ff ' ,uf Y' fllll jose Madrid r ' - , ,E twill t X Tommy Martinez I i V-,il .P i Nr! 'r , 3 MaryLee Miller a 0 It tif' R it Teresa Moring Elaine McDaniel Scott McDaniel Ted McHugh g,m.W.miQ.,,,,N..4,,,,.i Y tmwi i i, , ,it at ' ii. i . 9a..rieJ1.f .lin i 'SEK ,e- ,mt we A ' J x ll. A-llill Z ,K L i' E li ,lf ii fw-.Q - K i 1: iw' ',..- .251 Freshman Doug Cole enjoys his lunch hour break after a busy morning schedule. ,M X il' sill ' , 1 g N ,Lg 1- 4 :Ag 5 'Q 4, e it is 1 ix ' l Ronnie Morrow joey Mudd Greg Muldrow frosh enjoy extra activ't' Gai h Keeping with tradition, the freshman class paints C mountain. ' , . la i txt 'Z' i- rf. D IC. Queen Susan Reyna Teresa Rhyan av- ff alive e P XM 5. V , ,ffm , 8 Adam Ross Kelly Rosson Tom Rupp V fr fam 1 Y may ,fi Ronnie Morrow 14' f , 4' Reynaldo Ovhoa Tim Rivas .X fy A i, . , 7 ,I se... ,, X At. IIQ-S cs favs. 1' -v -f -vr ,, 1 ' ' 'li Marcella Munofx Tammy Nelson loe Newby A X. f 'A ' . A ,te 4 my 'X Q - 4 Q Q 1 , 1 l ,' L ' 4 'R 1 . , I V i i 1 ' ,,, J 1 ni i ' . 1 A W :jig ' W 'M 4 ll ' ,ah 1 , r. l' ,I K1 I X ' 'X H v f s f 42 . QW l Mario Palacios Suzanne Poe Paula Pretler 'E Manuel Rivera George Rojas Plaficlo Rojas Freshman Senate 1976-1977. Front Row: Ioanie Richardson, lohn Garcia, Mike Munroe. Second Row: Dean Layton, Mark Wiseman, Michelle Ludwig, and David Wuertr, persons - 2 frosh officers are at the helm T, M2 'Qi' W' 'S- , dir T !lV'l W ,vi -xx T ' X1 ' 1-i -Q .wk infill F' ., '. T .. K 'J it T4 V 1. vs Harvey Rushing Robert Starnes Beatrice Taylor Kimberly Tuley , A A nuke . 4413 Y U. if 1 f tv 4 qi, MXL Y' Jw, in A, rw , V QQ V 1 i A I I at Av. wir - , , +, , 1 ' il V- ,pf fit l 3 S , at ' 'W if it ,t i A -+R 7,1 ' 45' i .JE 5-8 l JS, 'A+ fo Dx -Q '11 , Ar 'W' ll Al, in , it X21 Aeoo T 'A .V V,i- Q! ,.. A K, K A v W Z. xx All 5 tl we it T ' Fl 991.3 it 2' ' hill ' .-ee S Y it u ?.. fl ',' ,.fi : 'Jl'-f-'f MMM, ,, ,W x s-. 'X xl gf 17 3, U t i- 'A N 'ish , --, Q1 .--I-.. 's ll 4 Rx . 'if' nj l f- l 1 , 1 1 ,p -w 7, fx- Q r T Robin Sager Gene Schneider lefferv Sherrill 106 Shaw Renee Stevens lanell Smiley Mark Smith Brenda Solmon Otis Thomas Susan Thompson lustin Thompson Butch Tidwell Frank Valencia Lisa Valencia Rudy Valenzula Augustin Valdez -v i . Wilma Valley Freshmen work hard on their Homecoming float for the 1976-77 year. Rafael Villa 5 wa ,,.m- pus, If yn , . f i 1 I. D ytwr 1 jlh gi - - .uv y lid' la lm, 1: I lxy l Vincent Penny Tate Ruben Tristan Stephanie Vavages Mike Vasquez Kent Simms lose Soto Richard Trevino fi .J ' ,W ii R T T 1' rt T y .E9g, Q19 Ti I S1 K , Annabelle Valles Bobbi Vil Kenneth Warren Debbie V 1 f fi '44 K l 5 1 5 1 ' .gm M ' ?!5 A , . . g E sift ' t W X , , , if 7 'C' ll -M... ft l' .V SH , 7 JgWftllf.uW xii ' A? ll 1 , W JV, ,f v: r r ,q 1' AA V W4-vi vw? M ,mf ! -' M I ' lf, ll L- f, L1 1, 1 1 -.,. 5' ar--+ ,zu N 'X ,- A N In K . xi M is -fi. if L , AJ that .N v dw 4 mv, H . ', Q ' 1 it ii i 1 - ,-A i 'g '-- A, , , Mickey Wheeler Kerry Wildermuth Gill Williams Tammy Williams Charlie Wilson Christine Wiltem Mark Wiseman David Wuertz Edward Younger Celia Youtsey George Zapata Kelly Zell .4 ,N I , M F' i 'X i 'l' vi ts. 1. Freshman Class Officers for 1976-1977 were: Representative, Debbie Welch, President, Douglas Cole, Vice-President, Gill Williams, Treasurer, Donetta Hilgeman, Secretary, Karen Knowles, Representative, Brett Bowen. 2. Debbie Welch and joe Mudd took a rest between lunch and their fifth hour class. 3. Many freshmen enjoyed lunch between the one-hundred and the three-hundred wings. There were many trees to sit and eat under if they didn't want to eat at the picnic tables. ,g, ,- it s 2 my TP? 'U' El' If Y --P persons-25 sophomores open year with a Sophomore class officers for 1976-77 are: Corky Keyes, Treas.g Annette Goree, Rep., Sandi Chitwood, Pres., Lisa Ross, Sec., Denise Murphree, Rep., Norma Ortega, V. Pres. 1 . Q 'K l 2 1, up V .N i Bryan Adair john Aguirre F., i fir' ii of A 424' EV f Vp' J l' V . ll , ' ' f 'W'- ' iii J x -fi r -X r of V. ii X I , A l J K , .W jx , -4: f, , . i l J - so C' C 5 r ' 'f-Z vi ' xii i - -N e -f 'Wm y,,..W l 4 ll , A : C A xy yr ll f'? Beverly Ashcraft Eric Ashcraft Sukie Ashford joe Behrens leanette Bishop Elaine Blanton Tony Cardona Michele Carter julie Chase 26-persons Paul Ball Chris Brice Evelyn Cherry 5 9 y ii w . , ill . KE V X in Edna Aguayo Wilford Antone ,-Y fx ,n ., ,J YW ' CN N T, , . i A 4' vi T M! A Q Q VT RX. . ' gluakr spark X . il ,,-42 'D x ,N X l 4 x N L l im' fs,:..l'.', my , Lupe Aguayo Rachel Arredondo I, ... 1' Vp ill E ' SX 1, Susan Bean Art Buys George Bustamante Sandi Chirwood Wendy Christian i iii lf ' 'V l X ., nw if .,::Gw ll A' l 3 in f n fs, 1 '...f ,bi ' -J., if X .,.. , C5 1 -av ' li 1 3 t S ,J X, t V Av -1 1 ' ' X 'lily , H' 55, 'i , ' m l l f Qiifsffx ' 'U la 3? M F ' Q X ,I , ll T f 4, ' f K xx llll il' it ' W e f -. 'full ll X , it 'fr' ' lf r.:'L3 ' WF' F Pam Christensen Keith Clark Sandra Cooper Debra Craig Cathy Crawford Carlos Cruz JF it mfs- ie, fl X- go ' K 4 .. F' ' T if .1 if l l 1 .ffl JVM- , , Y' Xvx' 'g N X if l :Y ' ' vs I f . ' 3- . Q IYX ll I F , v'r1f Z rl. I f k . if 1' 1-I '11 ' f- Sophomore float, Bears are Dynomitef' places third in the Russell Daniels Bernell Davis Barney Dixon homecoming competition. Carolyn Dixon Greg Don Lupe Duran l .rn i- S ,U X A A Ng' ,Mi J' Lillie js. QW by ' . -1 l l-Q rw ll V 4 lj 'F' if ld 1' , I if yt A N4 Y M ' ' if , . . . 0 ' ' ' N V A 1 Q ,f - w e X 'P l 1 1 ' ' i f' F 'tw i F .D iw ! ,lwwirl Q5 t J' J ' ls. U , , A Yi N X, 'ii - ,, 1523. 2 Y l 1 , 1 ' 'mx F I .R I .1 n Glenn Durvall Shane Echols Anthony Ellis Druella Escalante Martina Escalante Danny Faultner Ralph Felix Raul Felix Evelyn Fields Roger Fields Candido Flores Michael Flores 4 persons-27 sophomores sell snow cones ,gg ie 1 -f.'.- it -tm... , ,,, ,,, i , , l My Qui? ll N -N is iv f:!,'.-:,'.Gs,i fn 4, 133-73.- ..i, A Lauifrw D.- vi: s..'i1:f'.'ff ,gy-.Lim Q 'z .Q V. -in Q'-.1-:A-fy ,':'te:-:tjp',-if su--1'p'zl Pat Ford jimmy Garcia it E l W ,J 4- W fu at V-17 , .KN if N 1 A 1 X limi' illgl i , iw. l X K, , f i Cleophus Glass Annette Goree Lori Hall 28- persons E l lll U i : is Cathy Gaeta Stella Garcia -sw i lf? Lewis Gloria Wanda Goulette joann Harden I Delia Garcia Terry Garcia A.. QQ? 1, all 5 ,qu , . fat .iid-'Jkt . X 'iw if X Y f 'L an , . i A Q r ,,,, w ty . r V 'vw i l 'i I:?'f ' I .ff f ii, ,i V X ,j S i l Sylvia Gloria Narda Granillo Bobbie Henson xv! 15 1976 Sophomore Senate Members: Front Row left to right are Scott, Carmen Quintero, Sandi Knowles, Lupe Duran. Second Greg Don, Cathy Crawford, Cindy McClune, Sherri Ufford, McEuen, and Pam Christiansen. llllwjllfllgllglijla ' 9' . 2' ' , M, N llll t A .wg Q i , , ,iil 42 s l l ,. .....7,.. fj .Q ,1 V I, 1 Jw - it M ' , N ' al? A 'iw A A Victoria Gloria Austin Greely Andy Hernandez ww! --i i -sy-xwm A .- ,pai -N , . g ' A A ,W ,av iii it l i . . 3-. ff My i xr K i ., 4153 if Maria Gonzales Susan Grubbs David Hilgeman to ,,., ,vw ii' lllt -gr r fb .....,,. X, ....,.'-'s ,vs ,X W ,C X Rose Gonzales Sylvia Guillen Andy Hoffman 'ii' 'N ' l B I 4- as , 1 , i , ii QC: l A . ' J' Q, 5 X 1, 1' , , Ar a 'J lx Wk Q 5 sf f , . 'M M A X liiw xii xH,.. U 5 I lkx N NA p i ' vi . Q I' v A N. if i ii, A, M li , r i X 'X -4 ' is I' 1- S mi H lil iz xii. f l l fs lif ' ' , qi-Lk li lx Thomas Honea Virgil jordon jim Kirk Molly Lara A ,,,, yi , M ,M W ll ' li r Leslie Layton Emily Hudson gf y J ' , R Q' ,,, , X am w ' . 1' 'H .1 ' 1 I Pam jorgenson 'fm ,wwf .,,Qi 4:'e,' A i ik if , '-....,v- ,ar l i Lum -, , ,l ',,.- - , ,f , .rw gs M it ,, 1 Sandi Knowles Steven Lara Brian Humphrey Stuart juan we L MXN in i 2 -' ,3 J,-9 ll in l , i W 1 U? 1,--- 'J?J 2 Le, S Roy Kuhlengel Roy Lawrence Terri Jennings Mike jeter Brenda johnson rv 4 'uf l k f 1 'rx M gr i lx 4' QA, 3 3 J X janet Kelly jon Kent Corky Keyes Sophomores began their year with an unexpected surprise. At halftime during Homecoming night at Friday night's game, the Sophomore float Bears Are Dynomite caught on fire. It was quickly extinguished, and no damage was done. In spite of the mishap, the float won third place. Attendants Kim Rowe and Phillip Montijo represented the Sophomore class. As the Sophomores entered their second year, they had their school days filled with Freak Week, Western Week, Homecoming and the Sophomore Welcome Dance that was held in November, where the Freshmen were admitted free. As a money making project they sold snowcones in the breezeway for a week. With the support of their sponsors, Mrs. Claussen and Mr. Folley, the Sophomores had a successful year. s ' A -A iw ZF? L, V 1 4 i S if xv V L w ' ' '1 f , 19' , 'i ' ' t ' 27 'Pitt' ' TQ i f -1 I , i 1 1 I . 'xtvfi A .I ' i. janet Lesso David Lewis Steve Licano jerry Lininger Richard Loftin persons - 29 wif ' l' l ' ll' -- Mi.. M pill, W 8 ' 1 i , W wr J if A uf ' ' X . i VN nm, Y f nu. M'--Q. f ', , K1 Wi, ,W i, , 5 rl L , Q i ,N r- , ,Z ,, .U E! N A2 li 'X h 5' , N , sophomores bring new ideas ff' R i 1 .M I A F' Uh s L J Q fi! f w X x, Q 2 fl wx l W'i, V 1 Q bl rr i .3 'e I, 1 L. A A , E , Ii, , I f1'1 , U' 5 LM. s i- rat , -s lx it ', i vt X I x W 'l Q. , ,i M 1 3 c of x Connie Lynfh Carlos Marin Scott Mcl.emore Manuel Lopez Yvonne Manuel Patsy Martine-7 l,etiCa l,ope1 Tony Madrid l.eAnne Mauldin Sophomores show spirit with one of their new ideas in the homecoming parade, Their ingenuity should start a tradition for future parades. 30- persons ' ,.-Q W 1 A- 4, u .ff v 55+- ff K , ? , V wg! ,7 4 'Ein x t ,je , , W 'Af'f N i y ,J tt, xi-'rv x Danny Lyons leanie Martin Cindi MCClune S 1-H. --. 4 ,..i,..' li . A - Q as 1? il 1 'W I L 4 'l QQ. if I .A N' - N tk x A i gil: . Penny Markley Victor Martine7 n., ..f 'Mg ig, ,Y ,X 'sr 1' ull -vgrnvt, ., is .- 1 is 1' t, , , t, Angie Madrid Cred Maud Thomas McCullough Kim MCFuen V, A K -.. Eifiix in White f ZVVS 9, J ,va , I gi .xx X, Margaret Mendo7a Brenda Mitfhell Helen Molina Rudy Moore Phillip Montijo Bonnie Morrow Carlos Moyah Denise Murphree --. if ax X, l 1 '1 ,MA i X , Becky Ochoa Melodie Parks Sandra Perkins 9, , r it-now V P , l I f we ,N Q' 4 -. l' ,,'! ,rrf A RR ---fx- . il a 5- 1 T fr-'J Wil .. QA 3 , M115 :V ft: L. l 3 l i i Kevin Muldrow Randv Mvers as- ,A W. Norma Ortega Crvstal Pate ,E A , if it f l Wes Perkins i l ll if f 'ff' Q ' l , if f' P it 'N L-dt , ' -W,,! 5 la Larry Miildrow David Nelson 415 f 1'3 Fvonne Pablo Vivian Payne 'f-1' H+ Sl- ,, TX 4. .. i , -nt i ' ,K Iohnna Pogue 1, , ,ff ' at -1 . -fr - if V1 1 '- P' ft xx 4 i 5 fl l Q--4 Q x Z 7 01 1 L A Vera Muldrow Will Muldrow Tl'Flf1Q'MQ1Hf'lQ Patrick Nichols Suri-tte Nowlin 1-fhervl O'l3rii-np 'Q--....-., ,.......,,..,-1 Sandy Chitwood, Sophomore class president, takes nominations or .op omore homecoming attendants ,.. - ll me i nl' tx 3 ' rg -J . M-gl A X A' if - I 'fi j s. ' 1 ' ' . 0 X. El wit h 'l 'i ull 'D A ,R ' xx l l if 'um '.. '-' . A Ronnie Pratt Carmel Price Carmen Quintero persons-'31 9 sophomores return with spirit Q wt it NK' ll ,Ll , Awif-1. pu.. , ' Nj., r 'ft ,A T 'ryj 1 'ij 6 luv' . 'uf it 31' tj -.Wy y. ds a y r 1 K , a J' I n Arie , , V, J T ff 'f' -rf .E ' iimiwlm '-rm my f 3 Q . ' T it it , yfx X X 1 VX joe Ramirez Carrie Ray David Ray Sandi Knowles and LeAnne Mauldrin are busy writing a composition in Mrs. Millheim's sophomore English class. Ricki Reid janet Rhyan Robert Romero ' ,x . fr-Q Q 'U A 5- f . ,, 1 r ' ' T r to-' f it jg. 5 T , r it , ,. , -J ,,- ,t Y 'A 0 '2 , R- 3, M .M--v , f., .2 T T ' -fr ' , it ,Q-A , ' 1 , -it N ,Mr Af - .J me-W , it TI 4, lr. T in , ,Q B wa 1, -. is xr . ,JL ,xi EA gt, F ix ,N ,- if 5 U 1 t lfl? gl f - 'Y' it Wilt ' V T ' gif' M 6 ' . T 2 T T H N were . K in ,, 1 T NLM K , A M I ,f l nr ' R 5 ' Ni l K .J W T T MQ. gf .5 V T wrt V , ' lx K , -3 Q W ' ,N X . r it 2 11 . . . -A r ---Q g SL ' rx M tt r .t Y Y wy M T N 4 . V 1 . , , ,K , ' ' rr JE ' -.2 xr Y M f Nl' W ,t X r ' T V N ,wr - xiii:-ww, itlykrllvr A 1 r --www 'Mg N l5'Y?.Ml ,. S y .T u if-uann9 ft t X T my Nj-was-ff, , J ' , fill' F - 5 f P i M. ' W fm.. . - 5 ' l' , tgfq hifi .IL . ,, 1 4 - Mr X. up N 'mw- Lisa Ross jill Scott Debbie Staggs 324persons im e Raven Shill Tony Starns Robert Rowe Brenda Rushing Stanley Schepers Finley Snyder junior Solomon Bennie Springer Thomas Stovall Troy Street Nina Sutton Karran Schwartz Sandra Staggs Lance Taylor Timothy Taylor '-TQT7' julie Turnbull Debbie Vega --. r .ar 'V' 4 mf-H ' 4 li Warwick Ann Williams V! ll ,ai ' nl y1. P'.Nl , H A, f i .. l Rebecca Terrell Nm I 'anal fl af' QQ T 'Milf ' J T , Y ff.A ef lf will ff O I Sherry Ufford Leslie Vickrey ,y,w,,A.vs.,x W . S,.,3'iw.wii.. - ' ll. it it i l -um, Qi f 5 fn X New -lwwwwf ll s,....... LeRoy Wheeler Tony Williams fix 1 , d,3,pjilF ' f ..: l 1 -4. 4.-nd Alvin Thomas 6! V i ,f 'J' , ..,-.. i x - lg l X, 1 ' it 1 LL ' li 'Ii' ca: 'f' ,i -,1 I l , l err! Q y y A S' ii Carolyn Unger Larry Thurman Dennis Tisnado Issac Trujillo Lisa Ross works hard to make her contributions to Bear Tracks worth printing, Kurt Wagner H ..+-inf . W 4 as Y iw U ,Z ll I L +A , fu, I 5 I' 'ii Q ' ' ' T at 1 M 'uf ff ' fx ff' , Y ,-W-L Magi-,:' Q Y- LQ: ,, , V if A, ' it K 1 ilfw 1N 5: ' ' W , L X V , , W Q ' IL.- l i 'l ' 'N Elijah White Steven White Howard Wiles lack Wofford Susan Wyatt Bill Wyatt ,qivlill 'Li , ff' .1 W N Kim Williams persons 32 '78 females exhibit leadership 1' ,,. J junior officers arerr-Denilgm Co er, Presg Diane Andonie, V. Presg Shari Hendrie, Rep.g Sally .' X Bollhauve, Repg Barbara Chavez, Segal and Debra Andonie, Treas. f if r Qi , fr? ' ' 1.27 ll f '7 , 2 - X , - l X . X wid-Mfr A,,.,Iv- , ' ' 'Mmwf' lose Aguayo Rudy Aguirre Debbie Alford jackie Alford 34 - persons ...af Mike Allen Debra Andonie David Arredondo William Ashcraft GS? Diane Andonie Thomas Bagnall I4 X l N l Veniece Archer Brooks Bartlett 5 !!,! ,iwwri fi , i xlilwllll v X' J l Y '-iw M , i. il il w- if i i i A ,W.....ai.n it is 'l l Q QW. ii, .lf x li 'M 'W 4 i-'lip wi vi 4 , N ii N ,N , ,Mil l v rv-1 ..,.., , in .i P ie ii X 1 i. J M ,Wil ,W . M, ., X il il li 5 l. . .K l X Xi ,,, v. ,, lv Q 4' N A WM A l x illl I llifi i i 1' yi Y 'ix X i l l ll mix 'O i i wx' i X i i ll ff env-su' lure! f 'Nl Dean Bechtel Debbie Brown Peggy Clemans Pam Cox Larry Duckett Priscilla Bishop Sue Calvin Derilyn Cog er i rams Daniels Fernando Duran . 41,4 ,X ,,....,-A , W2 r 'K - ,,JllW , 'yn ' WMM 'X 'Y ' X M HQ' J X I l . , f, 1- ,i i .iii i X- ll Q , llllli li M , fs h 'f ll ll l 1' r 4 1..., ,Q ,lf ,, ' ' v - f 'WM ll W 'X ' 1 ,il W ,gy I . K s J K 5 Guadalupe Blando Monica Cardona Melany Collier Frances Damato W! . l..4 Q09 A , 4- Q -,x f -Q- X - 4' xv' Q if-' . ,fn , :wr -H, 4 7 li wi -f l KL.x'j' .M I a .4 ' ' Sally Bollhauve Patrick Carr Diane Cooper Alice Day .nfl Crystal Bradford Bilbflfa flbil5L!'L...,. lanet Cooper Fddie Duarte llll juniors enjoy homecoming ricle f 1' M' ,, , l s m y F M, 4 li in , :pi . ii ll iw Q.. E A -. A W Q i 'lr l il 0 l ..i. J hu. Wi il lyll ' W' , i , i i mjliwljijilvli i ll i i l ll 'W , N11 . 1 -Vi M '45 -M , l iw j , iw.-M i WM l 'i M li iii,-z., , , i ' N l llwlllllMy,, ,, fl . i . . Cherri Faultner Tommy Cillenwater la, Cindy Harper James Higgenbotham 36-persons ,Yi ,,,, Fernando Felix julio Gloria i ll Ki f. ' M Mr l X VXXNX 6 Sk I I X . A jimmy Felix Margie Gonzales 43? 1 i Tammy Fields Zaira Gonzales Vim :ss si- r A fr 4- .1- iw wr! Lorie Ford Debbe Guthrie ,W-veil jim Harrison Curtis Hill Todd Hauff Kathy Heet Tracy Henry Many juniors take pride in the Homecoming parade. f w -...r 4...-a.. f , ,.,-. rf- .,f I 231 ' gn., Steve Hoffman Darrell Iordan David Kerman lohn Lewis Ruben Licano -fr' Scott Holmes leff lordan Doreen King DWR v.9' 'LIL Wx lt ll Viti A WT if ---.wr Q-f l - ? f as 81-. Teresa Hurst Melissa Karvelis Steve Kruse Tandra Horning Kevin lung Mike King M1 ,. - Yew . ff X .xx Y!! FY 'J is-..f Q Jeanette lohnson Carolyn Kenworthv Bertha Lara I QQ LO GUS lfQ'LuxfW 7 QQ juniors listen intently to Hom ming nominations persons- '17 juniors have busy year in snack bar ff'-r N .w x E H 3 l ly X vm ' l it ' 1'-X i iw ' if l i i i X Patty Lohr David McElroy Sam Mendo7a Carth Mikles W F N X ill' -'rN i ' 1,,,. ' ' ,vm i wma, 'NA Q, t ,, Kwai? Awww rl wx I Albert Maciel Ricky Manzanedo Willie Martinez l Scott Ludwig Shay Meadows lohn Metzler Vicki Mirmelli x juniors work hard in snack bar during Homecoming night. i aw! i-vm l X QM fb. l ' 1 l x ll il i A ,N rr l r X H Carrie Mitchell Nil loe Molina Alvin Moore ' - li' I 1+ . i 5 l 41 33-persons Donnie Moore Wesley Moore 4 GJ. 4 fls l ii 'MW I ,T f' ' as N-f' ., A Donnie Morrow Marylu Napier Gracie Ortiz Manuel Palacios Susan Peria ' x I' l i 1 WM , N 'Q -Qxii, K J X . ,fi W Mir Y i 'W Ai ,i lul f' 5 fl im 413' 'ffm Ricky Murrieta Mike Navarro Cliff Owen Isela Perea Frank Picciriili K we ' , 0 0 ,leo 'I if 1. 1, I. M 4 W,a .5 ' I' I If,'o M u .. , 0 , o P ,fa ' , 0 ' ' I 0 if jamie Higgenbotham and Karl Pret7er put together the first steps of the airplane M74 l Mike Pratt Mark Rainford Eddie Reyes L senate has a 'rner - o-round' year , i 1 1 ,- jijjj,iiijjjjjiwiiiiiix'c -' iii iii T- X ,,,,. ii Q , i ' ' N , T r i, ' V ll i i . 1 i 'ia K , y, R X ... I K l l Y. -V l '17 Vi- 1 ,iii N Jw' i l ll' ,ill g., i J 1 ,, i nj X, , i l il 'Wil' 'sw' ,- .- X mijj Lv, N,,! 1 j we -wi' i ' ,A ii ii., I A , , , ., y lm , , ' T M ' wa l if Kendall Richards Terri Rojas NWN, 'f '-' ,i N, ' -W ji i J xi '. , M j ,,,, . 1 H Ax il' l X, i Katy Sager Emilio Sauceda 40-persons Yi I Varsi Richardson Dennis Rushing A ili ji-T' X , l its-aw i i n l ijiii ljliiil tw l jl ii iirir M il Ray Salazar Mary Sauceda li V ' 4 t 'H- jllj j i ,, , J M fy. 5 A Y Q l Lupe Rico Hopi Rojas Rosie Rojas Senators for the junior class arep Left to Right: Debra Brown, Peggy and Tandra Horning. Second Row: Vicki Mirmelli, Kelly Taft, jeanete J and Therese Shaw, Third Row: Bertha Lara and Shay Meadows. Fourth Melany Collier and Melissa Karvelis r N , A ,- l , ii. ' .pm-sf' ll 2,,N I 1 I ll l 'lfwnfriv , Q.: 1 ern 9 i 'i w ,.....i1i ' f I .af im my . ,-ri -4. -'W ,Q .Ji ie- ,flw ll l u,..w..,. ...... W l .ur -A Ronnie Sherrill Dino Spoon Kelly Taft Karen Tso Mike Warren ' 1 5-J 140. .. .i ' juniors started the year off right by placing first in float competition during Homecoming. Operating the snack bar at the varsity and j.v. football games was another way in which juniors contributed to CHS. As usual the juniors sponsored the junior-Senior prom. Using the theme Life is a Merry-go-Round there was a life-sized Merry-go-round for prom pictures. The carnival theme was furthered by the idea of clowns for cups, napkins, and heilum filled balloons. The prom was held at CAC on April 16 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. fi Mu-J' ,ow-1, 3 Bruce Smith Brenda Stack Cheryl Tanner joe Valcarce Delores White Cindy Staggs Freddie Tate Maria Valencia Kenney Willey .eff it cl 4 f - A if NL iff - it 4 my vi .A W- f, . 'Snixi il eh' A ilx 55 ' s i '? ? V Q 5 , 1 14 . if ,Aff 4 ,N 'ian , Lf I 1, . . fa ' ' 5 ,N i an Hx ix lr ' ,J . 1 yu 1 ' A i 4. 253' 4' C u 'lm N x, qi .3 3, Eric Stevens Katty Taylor Kelly Wadkins Darlean Yon .4-nl 1 Mike Stevens Kathy Thompson Erica Wagner Mickey Youtsey persons li 4 42 - persons seniors spin into a new life ,A X. N-,.. Q 1976 Senior class officers, front row, Lucy Platt, SaIlYACUf13 representative, jim Garrett, representative, Back row: Angela Allison Patti Roulstong Treasurer, Preston Holland, President, Karee McCIune, Secretary, and Scott Sipesg Vice President '-..m..-, ' it ' ,it jerry Ashcraft Dennis Bagnall Theresa Behrens Bobbi Bowen Larry Brown Lester Bridschge Cindy Adams Mark Appel Shane Blakeman Ruth Buckner ,.....,,. ,Q L N. Tena Burton Pam Cathemer Tom Cathemer Karla Chitwood Tammy Christensen Forrest Cogger Skip Cole Marcell Collier Wav--4 'wand' Barbaranne Cooper Cheryl Crawford Judy Cunningham Steve Davis lf ...- ' x O Debbie Cunningham Tony Cruye Albert Delsi persons-43 44 - persons seniors look toward the future Manuel Dominguez Elvia Figueroa Wilma Dunn Denise Gaeta W rlllswuu. , IW A jim Garrett Kim Garza Stacy Gillespie Valeria Gloria Randy Eqjhglg Nellie l:6llX L90 Garcia Maryann Garcia l -n . M Keith Hall Eric Hansen Yvonne Harvey Mike Hawkins 'TH' i , fn 1 . W. . t , 1 . , X ls' fi l joe Hayes Barbara Heet Donald Heet Rusty Henfy Cathy Hess Preston Holland After four long years of struggle, the Class of '77 was finally ready for graduation. Within the last few years many talents and abilities had been required by each member. Some members professed themselves in science, math, and English, while others learned the arts of hall walking and truancy. All in all the Senior class was proud of its achievements. The apple of the seniors' eye was the float they constructed for Homecoming 1976. Hours of preparations with the leadership of Preston Holland, the Senior Class President, resulted in a beautiful construction of chicken wire, paper mache, and napkins. With the theme Stomp the Redcoats and construction of a large, perfectly proportioned tennis shoe, they were placed second! ,l X Claude Henry jean Honea persons-45 ..,. , ,. ii ,ll ll'l 'l i- will ,X l it 'i ,gf 1.r:4-uv M Senators for the Class of '77 are: Vickie Williams, lon Hurst, Kevin McHugh, Bobbi Bowen, and loyce Nowlin. xwvlllv 'v-M 77' Cheryl Horlacher jon Hurst Kevin Jennings Curtis Jeter 46-persons Don johnson Fairy jordan Curtis Kempton .... Linda jones Dorene jordan Hubert juan Andy Karvelis Debbie Keyes Kristen Kintz iw i i senate masterminds senior follies SN 71 janet Larson Sylvia Lewis Gary Linton jamie Martin Ken Lawrence Marie Lewis Debbie Lloyd Arthur Martinez Rosemary Lemus Cruz Lewis Ed Lohr Karee McClune i V r 'WTZ5P' -l 'Wlll 1 Gloria Lesso Donna Marrietta Cathy McDaniel persons-47 seniors seek sanity WQ'lill.. , 'lim-lilly! lr WM ll. 48-persons Mary McCullough Kathie McPherson Manuel Moreno 1 , ty ,lx Kevin McHugh Lee Miguel Bill Morgan Raul Murrieta ,. ,. ll r Linda McKinney joe Molina Nelson Morrow Mike Newby but Gene McLemore Robert Molina Ragie Morrow Joyce Nowlin ily' ,F lm x iii M i .1 '4t'f'! A 1 Mark Ovitt Elva Padron Skip Passmore joe Perea f Lucy Platt Etiie Queen Patty Roulston Clav Sanger Pat Reyes Ruben Reyes Patty Richardson Kenneth Rivas persons-49 50-persons seniors put best foot forward ' S i In it 531 Nancy Sego john Sesma Allen Sibley Terri Skousen Bruce Smouse Gloria Smouse Thyea Springer Carolyn Staggs Dorothy Suit Senior float is envy of lower classes. 'Jil Il llvl Scott Sipes Diane Spencer Kim Taft Phil Terrill Ni,,,5s,, ii wor enthusiastically on Stephanie Tripp dim i. , --4 al N oat, Norma Villa Denise Ward jerry Webb Wade Welch , NLLckie.Williams-N, Mike Wood Craig Woodard Peggy Worsham Patricia Wright Carol Wuertz jesse Ybarra Brenda Zell persons - 51 main office i l -1 S I Assistant Superintendent, Ross Stefk. 2. Superintendent, Iiin Roth, 5. Sec'rc-tary, Lena Webb, 4. Wanda Phillips, Debbie lloyd, and Marlene Edwards, Secretaries. 5. Adeline Hudson, Secretary. Iv, Srhool Board: Bob I-lendrie, Tom Shope, Sherry Ulmer, and Ray Osborne, Not pictured, Susan Fra7ier. 52-persons M-mwlllwl it -ann-ig. it. lim MX ,lam 'ix Ni H-Wi nw ,wtmx N X X N , ii I X i ' X X l xx x MX N, ul i l w .i H, ni' P lx Rn xxf. ' i i i ,.- 'wi ti xt wi ifyii i.,x'Xlw ' .-I 'N administration Clockwise: Marlene Schultz, Secretary james Powell, Principal Raul Garcia, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Linda Gill, Secretary Bruce Swanson, Assistant Principal Clockwise: Carol Buys Dee Swearengin Polly Schumacker jim Bollhauve uidance ,gf 54-persons l SWQQ . E f 'S-Q Henry, Ag I, Ag III, Ag IV, F.F.A. Sponsor, Farm power, Work Ex. Supr.g ' It Phil Ronnerud, Woods I, Woods II, Drafting, Woods III, Phil Bond, Ag I, Ag II, F.F.A. Sponsor, Farm Mechanics, Horticulture 'limi' llllllw llvs, fp , ag 'K l -.TQ up i l f x bk , Bryn 3 00 WE M 1. Eric Batchelor, FBLA Sponsor, Accounting, business :Us Ulu J Office Machines, Typing lg 2. Gene Platt, junior Class Sponsor, Typing I, . . . . C Typing, Office Practice, Work Experien eg Helen Hood Shorthand I Shorthand II, Typing ll, diate Typing, 4. Larry Stafford, FBLA Sponsor, General Business, Busi Law, Typing Ig SW p xg . W 513 . X , n XXV? communications 1 8- persons ,Z Suranne Ashby Englishg Beartracks Penny Pretzer English ,-. john Siler Carol Sobkoviak Fnglishg Drama Englishg Speech, Cheerleaders, Matmaids m Q i I A 'ttf t wrt.-r.. rr-. ' ti ,-NJ' lt' 9 9 O O O . . I O C D l l 0 I fine arts I Alva Hawkrns, Arts .mclt'rt1fts I, Arts and Crafts ll, Drivcrs' l'c!lrt'.1trtmr1, I'rt-xhmarw Spomur' J Don Morg.m, Silvvrsmrtlmmg, Haart Art, Aclvamt-cl Art 4 Rm- Stott, Boys Clvv, Cirls Cleft-, Honor Girls Cllvt' 4 Ront3owvr1, lhmd, l3t'f.1Il1HIl1fl Hand, Adv.mtt'd Guitar, llvgrnnrm.: Cluitdr, I nwm pt-rsons- '30 Clockwise: 1. Gail Murray, 2. Pat Dixon, 3. Debbie Dosh, home ec Dec. Arts I8fll, Home EC. Survi- val, Work Exp., FHA Sponsorg Home EC. I8fll, Freshman Class Sponsor, Home EC, ll, Con- sumer Home EC., Fam. Living, Ath! PE., Pom Pon Sponsor nu., ,wmif-. I 'I' I ' l , IJIIII III I ' 'II' l Iwxl WI XNQJVLI D., mathlqlfjiff ff' I M' 'lf M ,I I- 61:3-M Artemus Millet, Math I, ll, Alg. I, lim Whipple Alg. I, AB ml ' I Alg l ll Alg l f - I 1 - A,l3, Con. Math vtxxufwl, WM I I bk im W l.. Cale Rodgers, Math Anal., Ceo- Clon Folloy, metry, Alg. I Wslww 5,3 I-M , Alg, I AB, Soph- omore Class Spon- sor pvrsons- physical education and health . JT rp fy! Larry Delbri ,Basic E J vanced PE., . At ic P. ., Freshmen Foot- a shme asketball, A n :ac Lettermen lf 0 l 0 ' I 9 i P f l s l , Glenda Wiseman, 62-persons ,,, ,il Basic PE., Advanced PE., Athle- tic PE. Randy Jeffries, Health, Gymnastic Athletic PE., Wres ling, Girls Track reading Front Row: Mrs. Ceniseros, Mrs. Hernandez, Mrs. Backstrom, and Mrs. Roberts. Back Row: Mrs. Woodard, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ufford, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Lewis Mrs. johnson 63-escape science 'ii W I I ll ' If was II I , W W M wr N , ,.,, ,ii i I I ii W Irs f y NQ,w,lf,fMM, VA V , I , TM ,:. e,'liWw A , !!Q-N My III , I 'I,,,lW ,N IWMII Q I lllwiilwllf. I 1. Eid Sweis, 2. Harold Love, 3. Don Padgett, 4. Ross Anderson, Science Club Sponsor, Earth Science, Phys General Science Tribes Club Sponsor, Biology I 81 II, Chemi' I, Chemistry II General Science, Life Science, Biology junior Class Sponsor, F.F.A. Sponsor, Biolc Ag I ff' 4' Upper left: -.... -...4,.. Bill Vick, Civicsflfree Ent., Careers, junior Spon- sor, --.......,.,,,,,', A .. ill' ..,,,- . X -Y.:-!1 ' or w wp man's sponsor, Above: V. Basketball asst. l.V. Basketball, r social stijles fl 7 f , W Sylvia Shoaf, Az. History, SAE sponsor, U? K V joePartain, US. History, To- day's Issues, V. Basketball, Letter- Dick Maynes, U.S. History, W. Geography, Track, V. Football asst., M ,,,,, ,M Bob Renning, Civicsflfree Ent., Baseball, l.V. Foot- ban, Wy ,,,. M . W ,,-. 1 w'Wmw W 3 'M ' X w Awww M, QM X X 'v . ww, N WW N M M , A ,Www ,1 ,Q x N 'W 33WWMX X ve w MFA - N ' JVM ,, WI3I,m,1m,x yn ,, MQ' .,4,.+-4 www ,Wm wwylxx ww ww' P' vw 1' X ,M ww' Q' ,.,,: W QW W .A R ,N Y Q W-1-Xu, ,A V ,AN m, ' 1 X W .W WX' Q 1 1 x X ., Il ,I J frosh and j.v. bounce to victory The Freshmen and j.V. basketball teams had another successful season. Under the guidance of Larry Delbridge, Freshmen coach, and Dick Maynes, j.V. Coach, the teams met their opponents well prepared. Mr. Delbridge said, All in all we had a good year, the team plays well together, and we didn't have any selfish playing. Defense was stressed this season according to Mr. Delbridge. Mr. Maynes said, The team lacks height, and there was a lack of concentration not only at games, but at practices as well. lf the j.V. players expect to play Var., that is one thing they have to improve on. Both coaches saw quite a few prospective Varsity players. 1, Tommy Martinez rebounds for Coolidge. 2. Phillip Montijo shoots for two. 3. Manuel Lopez drives for a layup as other Coolidge players prepare for a rebound. A l First Row L to R: Steve Larr, Arron Queen, Will Muldrow, Leroy Wheeler, Alvin Thomas, Manuel Lopez. Second Row L to R: Mike King, Phillip Montijo, Larry Muldrow, Art Buys, jack Wofford, David McElroy, Wes Moore, junior Solomon. 68-instant replay RA H15 J '1 'ff nfs K pil' Mm s .a If 'V A rj E .ng 4 f ws rm 1 aw' 35 J 2 N. ,M?' W ' W W x uf V A N 5 .pf I , 'bv N J f., Ii ! Coolidge tries for state H-...M all M? Q' Q ' T V ' V . l lar..'. If'qvf21221fHY. imm.'.'.'::,:::. J Y . , i.-U.. ixunj v V UWQWVIVVXW I l Y , ,', Ng. . vias? . uv' NIA' 'nlqvvvuvvvvvvvvvvvwvwevxa LQ , ,.... . , .,, l' .i1 l:fv'.'0+ Q ! w V vw? nt qv'1w Fxlj no mo V bo' iv wp 2-:mr-:':':-o ' iz fzgcq :-is 5331 lviilflffv. 1 53 rg vTuYv'1, WI' S EAR ll lv il, , me CHS Varsityg Standing loe Partain, Donnie johnson, Ray lorclan,Mgr. Sitting: SlcipPassmore,ViCt0r Ellis IlrnH1rr1son Salazar, Don lleet, Lee Wheeler, Kevin Mrl-luglw, Darrell Larry Brown, Scott Sipes, Alvin Moore 70--instant replay 'el il-FV' This year's Coolidge Bears Varsity Basketball Team had to follow last year's number one team, and the team knew that all along. The team handled the pressure quite well. The Bears consisted of six seniors, four juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. Coach Partain said the team was young, with not much experience, but their goal was the same. Practices for basketball started for the Coolidge Bears on November first. Coolidge hosted and won the Coolidge Invitational Christmas Tournament, Senior Larry Brown was named most Valuable player of that tournament. The Bears were rated number one in the state for Class A. T Larry Brown skillfully stores two for Coolidge Z lim larl llarrison goes insiclv against CDO. 3. larry Brown puts up another two. -l, Alvin Moore tries a jump shot over a 7 foot ce-ntvr instant ri-playa 7l bears defend christmas tourney Apache junction Santa Cruz Sahuarrta Flowrng Wells Gulbert Florence Coolidge Apache lunctron - Santa Cruz M.. L, Coolidge defended their title in the Christmas tournament this year by defeating Flowing Wellsi in the final game. Larry Brown received the M.V.P. award in the tournament. Flowing Wells received the sportsmanship award. Coolidge took first place, Flowing Wells took secondg third place went to Cilbert with the consolation prize going to Apache junction. 9 1. Larry Brown takes a jump shot for two. 2. Larry Brown receives MVP trophy from Mr. Roth. 3. lim Harri- son iumps for the ball for Coolidge in the final game. 4. Donald Heet drives in for a layup in the pre-game warm up. 5. Mr. Roth presents First Place Trophy to the Bears. 6. 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Q Mm rv- ' ,J 11 H U 2 1 r-W Q- 11,3 11,2 w1 .11 AM11 ww, 1 1 11 1 11111, 111 11111 ,WWMWM :BNI 46,-11 11 K ,Q W 1111 Our returning 1976 Class A Girls' Basketball Champions took on another victorious season. Seven of this year's team members are returning players, including Dorene Jordon and Zaira Gonzales, who were selected to the All-State Tournament Team. Under the supervision of Mrs. Beverly Fowleruwho is entering her second year of basketball coaching, the team did an outstanding job. 2 , - , - ' J fl 'W 4 .y M tiff- .QV--4 if .-.avvlig . N M 1. Two opposing players attempt to block Dorene jorrlon's shot. 2. The team shows their athletic' ability in a game against . Apache Iunction instant replay - 75 1 llllri l 'ii lllrs, 5 1. The freshman offensive line displays their form. 2. I. C, Queen gets the breaks, 3. The defense and the substitutes line up for their picture. 4. Freshman defense holds strong. 5. Victor Ellis punts on fourth. 6. The Shadow Moun- tain defense gives a tough battle. 7. Harvey Rushing makes a good gain. l m K frosh show their strength 'Mllllf ,4- H W' U' ill . X 'P www ,L Wal' 'N' . Ze: if V -L ii i 4 , I iw ii ' Ji .' 4 ,EE-I l' .i 4 N- A it L it .T tl it ' fi.,-lll, X ll 'fiiliiliw A it W T il!!! .ij R gy Q fl J y , 'V, ,u, l T T ll l gm QX w A ,NA-mi ' ., , wi ' it ' 'll ll - Q i. ',gif41f'L if L wash 'L :ff-Je -ef 1 2' ' Cla., , , t, J 'F-'-' ln.:-'i :SJ 'li'-Q5 .T Q T i i L' ll ,. ii T r at J T iiri i ' ' n .-v b. . Freshman Football Team 1976-1977 Front Row: Victor Ellis, Greg Muldrow, Loren Parks, Craig Addy, Dean Layton, Stewart Catlit-mer, Skip Blanchard, David Wuertz, jeff Sherrill, manager. Second Row: Manuel Rivera, Larry Folks, Terry johns, Gill Williams, joey Mudd, Ronnie Morrow, Placido Rojas, Mickey Wheeler. Third Row: Vincent Simpson, Tommy Martinez, Ronnie Muldrow, Terry Ramsey, David Garcia, Tom Rupp, Kelly Zell, john Gill, Fourth Row: joe Mote, Rudolph Larkin, Donald Davis, Ferrell Manuel, Mark Carroll, Claudio Garmello, james Kelsheimer, Fifth Row: Coach Mike Brennan, Harvey Rushing, john Jeffries, j.C. Queen, Eric Mathews, Mike Monroe, Mark Smith, Coach jim Whipple. Frosh team captains Dean Layton and Harvey Rushing meet with referees to decide which team will receive the football. jv labors through season l976 IV football players are tl to rl: Front Row: Roy Lawrence, Victor Martine7, Wayne Kuhlengel, Albert Maciel, David Arredondo, Raul Felix, lot' Molina, Ralph Feliz, Cleo Class, Alvin Thomas, Howard Wiles, and Robert Lope7. Back Row: leff Clubb, Donnie johnson, 78 -instant replay Mike Stevens, Stuart juan, Mario Carmelo, Wes Moore, Tim Taylor Larry Muldrow, lose Aguayo, Rick Loftin, Troy Street, Darrell lord lack Wofford, and Ray Salazar. .qi f rl 1 X N-is. X ,Mr Q1 fx - X X X ik' xfgff' .f di ,W 1 . R J X6 w , W 'ON w 'til Km X wg , K5 X W ,. v ui W U ww-mg, X .W , , 'Q , ,QWWXQ v . v X W. I W L. A ,,X,.X,.Xm ,,,...,,. ,,..,...,..,.. ..,. .. -. . -....--.,. . ., ,,. M-M., ww 315 A U lr W f . 1 g A , 8.2 1 , N V' ' , xx XYNX W 'fx il 1. QV' gc , ! ' 4 x M va gy . 4 Ax in a ui. ij 'N -- .,1 IQ.. , :W tx -'Q A N -1 . , W u - X.. W- yn ., W1 ,v.. V. ,WXWW 1. Nw W M , A W My mm'X'm,,M,W,,,.xW,,,W I X A, M N , bears post a 4-6 season 2 The Coolidge Bears Varsity football team was under a new coach this year. Mr. Bollhauve took the job as head coach and Mr. Delbridge as the defensive coach. Coolidge started the season off with a victory over Ray 25 to 27. Three straight defeats to Florence, 29 to 25, Gilbert, 30 to 7, and Gerard, 25 to 22 brought the Bears back on the winning track with vic- tories over Bisbee, 29 to 13, Dysart, 29 to 14, and Miami, 26 to 18. Coolidge then had a tough loss to Mountain View 28 to 14. 1. jim Harrison picks up a first down after catching the ball from Phillip Montiio. 2. Virgil jordan breaks the line for good yardage. 3, Alvin Moore breaks away to go for a touchdown. 80-instant replay ,J 4, Opponent Ray Florence Gilbert Gerard Bisbee Dysart Miami Mt. View Ajo Eloy ,.l fl Xu E453 R. 1 , 1 MT-U M, W E l .AQ in Y if' 5 3, Q I l .Q hh 1 l K 4 5 ' 2 O- . .f ,7 .gif K , Q , l W 1 ': X V gf H29 am i 3'-lil , ,W f ' 1 1 A lw fl fi ' i i i ' 1 l u K 1 . 3 - , -. C.H .S. Bears Football 1976-77 Score 25- 7 25-29 7-30 22-25 29-13 29-14 26-18 14-28 19-32 2- 6 -1 - fi if 1 ffl? --e Q F fl Xe fo ' fi 1. or ... - 53 i l F h ,Q 1 ' A 22, . . A,d4..4-re, x. 1 S' . . W F H inn 549. if varsity has a season of rebuilding I D 1. Virgil jordan carried the ball down field for another Coolidge gain. 2, junior Solomon defends Bisbee end. 3. Alvin Moore breaks defensive line for first down Coolidge. 4. Larry Delbridge looks on at Fernando Felix carried ball in play. First Row: john Lewis, Kevin McHugh, Phillip Montijo, jeff jordan, Fernando Felix, Alberto Maciel, Virgil jordan, Steve Davis, junior Solomon, Steve Licano. Second Row, Larry Brown, Dennis Rushing, jose Aguayo, Raul Felis, David Arredondo, Lee Miguel, Bill Morgan, Kevin jennings, Larry Muldrow, Tony Ellis, Ruben Licano. Third Row, Larry Delbridge, Alvin Moore, Stuart juan, Alvin Thomas, jack Woffard, Ralph Felis, Howard Wiles, Lee Wheeler, joe Molina, Huburt juan, Mike Stevens, Fourth Row, jim Bohave, Dick Maynes, Tim Taylor, Ken Rivas, jeff Club, Mike Navarro, Manager jim Harrison, Cruz Lewis, Manager, Wes Moore, Rick Loften, Donny johnson, Wayne Kiilqlingq-ly Roy Lawrence. .Z lim llarrison tackles Bishee player with ease. fl. Three players discuss gaint- strategy as they prepare for the second half. l, is, volle ball irls rated to take state mrmimmmmwmwmmnmm ntiwiwa-Mwwimw WWW Q' This year's varsity volleyball players from L to R are: Front Row: Martha Gomez, Pat Reyes, Mary Ann Garcia, Brenda lohnson and Lupe Duran. Back Row: Miss Dosh, Freda Jordon, Barbg5a,ChaxLeL Zaira Gonzales, Karen SChwart7, Dorene Iordon, and Sandi Chitwood, av-- i,,...w..... ww-www W l 2?.w1axum::zx.frr:Q4f, .L 3, - H-as , 1,5 - if. .,.W...,.-.w-.4 This year with the many girls who partic- ipated in volleyball, it was also possible to have a JV Team. Although there were only six letterpersons returning, both teams worked hard for a winnig season, under the coaching of Miss Deborah Dosh. Though the team didn't surpass their last year's record, they still had a good season. 84-instant replay 1. Lupe Duran gets set to serve the over the net. 2. Gilbert opponent serves ball over the net as Zaira Gonzales it. 3, Dorene Iordon impatiently waits opponents serve. 4. Dorene Iordon wai spike the ball into the opponents' cour Martha Gomez sets up the ball to her mates, ts t ,,..,...-.- ,gsvqiwu ui... m 3 ! ' lltitug '0l'r . Q ,.,, - it.. ,.Wt.t-it-.N 3 i 2 ' 3 . rr -e 4 5.5, .wma M maafiww w . t.1we1fF:lV A+ slum f it f i t- f . N it t , . Y limi? ' ' ,, lvilfil m fp rj ,, J f' I1 i ,ii ' , Q 'A ,I 5: . X it :A L xl' W W .CQf.wi'1- y t V L61 Y 1 3, M A M 'Y :Q '-- R. wr - Ann jones, Gwen johnson, Rachel Arredondo, Michelle Carter, and Lupe Aguayo 1. The team listens to Miss Dosh's strategy. 2. Sandi Chit- wood displays her technique in hitting the ball over the net. 3. Coach Dosh gives 1V girls a pep talk before game. 4. 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Av X W W Mm A P -X,qw.xq'f ?N'Xx' ,QW V, , sp w'.,:',g, 'Q'W',fQMv l L 'wNxW':XxQ'yWXXANQV5-QNXfQu.X3 My ' X ' mm, W fr N MW., NW v X M MM W W QM XQXWMWWM 1 X . WW RMS F ww XP 's1,wX,wX.' , W w,1w,. 4- x M Y M, mwmmx. 0 W v X V 90-escape i ii ' if Nic. ' 5 WW' A X 4 Y v dv , X 1 X br! R iii I i, V , ig- ii W i , i ik 1 ' , 'I' ' .ii , , ,X V X ii B i i W lzw- iii, WWW ' rwmmw 1. Fairy jordan 2. Skip Cole 3. Marie Lewis 4. Linda jones W4-K J' ill l' li Fix. Skip Cole Valedictorian Lucy Platt Debbie Lloyd Theresa Behrens Terry Skousen Salutatorian Preston Holland Manuel Dominguez Kim Taft Marie Lewis After completing four years of high school, the ten top seniors were finally selected from the graduating class. Their honors were based on achieving the highest scholastic ratings in their class. These ten seniors were recognized for the outstanding work they did during their school years. Linda jones became the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. She was given a test which evaluated her knowledge of homemaking in which she scored the highest. This year's winner of the Daughter of American Revolution Citizenship Award was won by Skip Cole. Skip was selected for this award for the help and leadership he has given to the school and community. Chosen for the Baush and Lomb Science Award was Marie Lewis. During her four years of high school, she showed outstanding science achievements. Fairy Jordon won the title of Miss Black Pinal County. She went on to compete in the Miss Black Arizona and placed first runner-up in the pageant. f-P1 I Scott Sipes 91 nhs produces leaders 1. NHS members are Front Row, Marie Lewis, Vicki Williams, Yvonne Harvey, Kim Taft, Lucy Platt, Patty Richardson, Karee McClune, Nancy Sego, and Ther- esa Behrens. Back Row: Manuel Domin- guez, Ed Lohr, Wade Welch, Curtis Kempton, Scott Sipes, Preston Holland, Bobbi Bowen, and Mr, Love. 2. Mr. Love joyfully hands out blank .pieces of paper for no reason at all. 3. Theresa Behrens, Manuel Dominguez, and Wade Welch listen to a discussion. 4. Members laugh at one of Mr, Love's corny iokes. 92-escape , ' wi i, 'illlilllill Q Y 5 v-ny--offpn 1 ' ' Q' .AN , w,?mf.-Q-mv...-w-yavnsu---5 - ww .MA -..aw ...g . ,, 1 'h,ymXwj,, my q 3. W, L 1 Q L F W ,,,, ...A, , . M VP' ,ff-kfl 4-gig -M 0 1 , .X X , fi N .lug x V , N fa-M, ! wlwd KW 9 I J N, . ' MVN , i 1 ed X a fx ' M V , W k if 4- ' . A 'N W L , x I I M E A , N Y , , .ff Q- J M pf f x M' EK 2' 'H W' ' W ww- ' H 'Q f 'E ff + w M f My -Y 'fx 5 we A f- 7 nk W 8' A f W ,fl Xu V MW N 12 25 ' ' w g- A + council creates leaders Looking over CHS this year as student body officers are: Wade Welch, Cole, Pres. Not pictured are Ragie Morrow Soc Chair and Scott Treas Terri Skousen, Sec., Theresa Behrens, Vice Pres., and Skip Sipes, Pub. Dir. 1. Scott Sipes, Publicity director, helps decorate the senior and freshman Homecoming truck. 2. Student council sponsors the noon-time activities such as the orange pass which Skip Blanchard is demonstrating, 3. Members actively participate in a discussion. 'ai' . 'Q Ignorance is bliss, so says Skip Cole, Student Body President at the opening assembly this year, sponsored by the Student Council He stressed the importance of getting involved in Student activities this year. After this was said, Council members performed a laws chant. Homecoming Week, Freak Week, Twirp Week, and Western Week were all well prepared by the Council. The Homecoming Week parade, an assembly, and half time activities were also well planned by the Council and showed precision timing. The Council tried to help the Freshmen adjust to High School life with the Welcome dance and painting of C Mountain. A privilege was bestowed upon the Council by the administration, with an invitation for Council members to participate in the North Central Evaluation. Members took care of the Marquee board, and helped with the Student of the Month Program. Elections were held in the Spring. Over all the executive members showed strong leadership abilities. Roxanne Hiscox, Publicity Director, was replaced by Scott Sipes at the end of the 1st semester. All the members of the Student Council tried their best to represent the students in their needs and wants. 'U' l l l XX 4 ,S , w -X .M ,. 'f X ,w W 1, . ww' 'M - . 'X M :J wr LXX N. I ' xr AB W - XXXN .X, X XMX X fu' ., M., .X S ,Q - xg K I 5 ! y 'Xu K , V ,X 0 'fs M ' WWXXXXXXXX ,X X: gt. 'W' 1 XX XXX 1 X XXXYYX X' XXXXXXXWMX X f n ,,-Q A X wh 9 ' haf, X W A , X Q A 2.4. ' QV MW V Y cr A K 4 , X X'X 'nw X1 ur K an Ag XX u Q fl I, . g 13 X XXXX X NN . H XM- 'L X 1,91 x N, X5' L .Awww M 1' A '11 W f 'x X ,ex X fa X X 5 X, XXXXX! Xi -,X ,mm-. uv . .vi my X w A My av Ai ljlw GJ ,dw .WX ,N if P , . if X im. 41.4 1 Xa 'fa 55 if ' ' 4 1 Q ' -,5 , ? ...f-FX .' H 13, A RX X! .i ,X , X 1 7 ' -- . T . 1' ,Q 'Hs A 3 'X K -, . XX!!! ,X X, M., FPQX ff' 'ri-.-X-1, homecoming leaves memories 3. This year's Homecoming Week was filled with activities ranging from float building to crowning our 1976 Homecoming King and Queen, who were Fairy Jordon and Eddie Queen. Class members spent hours during the week after school rushing to finish their float by Friday. On Friday, Homecoming night, the floats were judged, and the number one winning float was the junior class, Let's Fly to Victory. During this week the school's breezeway was filled with events such as Squirt Gun Squirt Off, Find Your Noise, Egg Ride Race, Volkswagon Stuff, and Truck Decoration. The activities continued Friday afternoon in a parade and Snake Dance to San Carlos Park where the pep assembly was held. The week ended Friday night with a game between Gilbert and the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen. ali N' WP' 1. Shay Meadows touches up the ear on the bear of the junior class first place winning float, Let's Fly to Victory . 2. Senior Scott Sipes added the finishing touch to the frosh and senior decorative truck. 3. Many took part in the Homecoming activity, Find Your Noise . 4. Students participated in the Snake Dance enthusiastically ran down to the pep assembly in the park. 5. Band members marched to the tune of Bear Down . 96-escape NP v- x B ,, , .K L ' ' .J WWW-:M-fM,.,.x...x ,N w - HL tht if '-'ww-f.,X . H . 1 .1 - .bil , -- ! :V yjws, x v .. f 'K X f..,,1,, ,- xx ,- mm P TWJPW mv X . ' Y 'Q a K . X' Nl: ,W MV' 1. N ' . A ' 14m . HE.. .gcffg . A 4 . M, ! . I Y ,1,, ,551 -. , ,ul ,MQ if W.. b A I . 'fr Ah , ,. ',- CPN, x U n - . .. .A 1 , 'gf 'X .4 , - 0 U- 1. Q jd- X- f ,. ,W V' ,117 'MN I fmmmv A N W I v- -W' 1 ' Mp X . M FN 'MY 'SWL' MA Nw ...h 'j 6 .-N, , A' ' S m7 A-.J .5 N . ,f 'l xx ,-lx J 1 Hitt' . U 'iff- 2 r uf .A J 'A ' H 'mx ff' . M 1 I Mx, , Q vw, , ., M ,,xx W X -' ww , 'mv W ww M. , ..mz cw if 5.5,-F QM . , , .,,,,.,g 1 MMIQWI: X n t V V N I ' . -.qw . 'P'Mxii.m , 'N h' aff N : .MTz5q. P 'Ng 'Wm Aa--. 'wr 1155 A kiln: H' 'JM IM, 'rv . igfgggg '51 .1 ww i 5. ..A - 5, V .f, ,. 4' ' I . v 1Vfaj lm N A V ' fi- M, 91 , ' ' , , I A VV 1' N51 1 M ,f A am w, f 'QXMQ - we f, 4, A My .X ,, '59 . ,, ' A N 'L 'A Q ' Pr ' f af 1 if M 7 .' ., wg 5' QQ, W TY 4 . in A I M. , T641 fs X if W M W X X wk X NX A ww X 5 W3 W x w 1 W x W , w gd E junior attendants Shari Hendrie Sam Mendoza sophomore attendants Phillip Montijo freshman attendants Mary Ann jones JC Queen senior attendants Terri Skousen Skip Cole Ragie Morrow Bill Morgan H lm-sctapm--101 -'s Q best dressed preston holland and fairy jordan best all around ragie morrow and skip cole 'f--,--Q-P 41' best personality terri skousen and eddie queen ,. J- ,,'-Phi. '. best looking roxanne hiscox and bill morgan lf 'l-35.1 'C+ 'QP' V ,S most likely to succeed bobbi bowen and wade welch most witty dorene jordan and jim garrett summer brings new experiences Last summer many people were busy traveling, learning, and hav- ing a good time. Sally, Bollhauve, Carol Wuertz, and Stephanie Tripp along with Mary Fran Rosborough went to Europe with the Foreign Study League. They visited England, France, West Germany, Austria, Italy, and Spain. They bought many souvenirs, learned of some foreign customs, and met many people in the countries they visited. Lucy Platt and Phil Terrell went to the Publication Camp in Flagstaff at NAU. They learned new journal- istic skills, howto get along with new people, and useful skills relating to yearbook or journalism. Bobbi Bowen, Curtis Kempton, Jeanie Martin, and Scott Sipes attended band camp in Flagstaff. They learned more about their instruments and music. Along with improving concert performances, the group enjoyed playing volley- ball. Art Buys, junior Solomon, Scott Sipes, and Mr. Partain went to basketball camp. They were taught many basketball skills to help im- prove their game. , 5, ix p ' l . Stephanie Tripp, Carol Wuertz, and Sally Bollhauve display the T-shirts they bought during their visit to Europe. 104-escape At band camp, Scott Sipes played the electric guitar, Bobbi Bowen played the Curtis Kempton played the baritone. W PNP 1.r1riji'i.iAm,q my M W' ... r'L-'i.m--- -.. -ucy Platt and Phil Terell wear the T-shirts they bought at Publication 'Good Times was the newspaper at the camp. ...n...... nhcirl oboe . T -. fri' - Q an WN A 'lt After a couple of years the Mexican American Culture Club reorganized. With the help of the club's sponsor, Mrs. Claussen the club did well throughout the year. Even though the club started late, many activities were accomplished. The club earned money by having bakesales and selling Santa Claus Iollipops. A membership party was held in the latter part of the year. The highlight of the club was the Cinco de Mayo Assembly, which was held in early May. This assembly consisted of Mexican music played by a band from out of town and our own school band. Dancing was done by Casa Grande and CHS students, and speeches were given by spe ial guests. . U U3 1. This year's 1976-77 '35 . g. , ' l-'W H 'Mia ,TlIql:Ww l'W 53-iifiz' ' Gill., 'T3llTl?l'ilsll- N , lj A 'wyillggwi Mexican-American Culture Club officers areg left to rightg Edna Aguayo, Treas- urerg Zaira Conzalesg Secre- taryg jose Aguayo, Vice- Presidentg and Bertha Lara, President. 2. Members of the club took time out from their meeting to pose for picture. escape - 105 V I I x 1,6- A, ' li I gi im , P , i :xiii-if Q Ta E FBLA explores business world alll' Standing: Brenda Stack, Sandra Stack, Eric Batchelor, Barbara Qjirveg, Sally Bollhauve, Sherri Hendrie, Garth Mikles, Curtis Kempton, Pat Carr, Mike Stevens, Bertha Lara, julie Turnbull. The Future Business Leaders of America was headed by Sponsors Eric Batchelor and Larry Stafford. The presi- dent was Garth Mikles, Vice Pres., Curtis Kempton, Secretaries, Nancy Sego and Lisa Ross, Treasurer, jill Scott, and Parliamentarian, Shay Meadows.The club was involved in quite a few activities. At the beginning of the year, they had an initiation party. They went to Sam's Pizza for supper and then to Marty's Roller Rink. Later that year, they took a trip to the Valley National Bank Computer Center. Afterwards they visited Metro- Center, The club also worked on the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon. For a money raising project, the FBLA sponsored a snack bar during basketball season. They were assisted by Bear Tracks. S 2 , lL'l l Sitting: Sandy Knowles, Debbie Guthrie, Jeanie Martin, Crystal Bradford, Patty Richardson, lill Scott, Kim Williams, Laurie Hall, Kendall Richards, Lisa Ross, Paula Pretzer. 1 The Future Business Leaders of America were conducting a meeting to choose typists to type valentine telegrams. Ba,Qa0 g4L and Ber- tha Lara volunteered their services. Lisa Ross is taking down the volun- teers names, while Terry Reed and Sherri Hendrie look on. 3. Chapter President, Garth Mikles, discusses the Regional Convention at the Cen- tral Arilona College. li i l i ' l l i i Qi illi' li ' lg Bal it ,i- iliiiwy 'L fu.. X ,N xx 1. lackie Alford supervises the kindergarten students as they listen to a story. 2. As one of her duties, Debra Andonie corrects papers for her teachers. 3. Starla Christian helps plan for the next days activities. 4. Being a friend of the elementary students is one of Diane Andonie's responsibilities. 5. Mary McCullough patiently helps a second grader at West School. '-K fha picnic kicks off the new year 1. FHA sponsor, Mrs, Murray and Kim Williams concentrate on cooking the food, 2. A few FHA members hardily spoon into the food. 3, FHA members converse while they wait for their food to be cooked. 4. Yvonne Harvey, State FHA Vice President, samples the delicious food. 5. Eating marshmellows on a string was an initiation game played by old and new members. This year's FHA started off with a picnic in San Carlos Park. The initiation gathered many new members as well as the old members. Along with the new members is Ed Lohr, the first male member to enter FHA. He is also the club's treasurer, along with Vickie Williams as President, Maria Valencia, Vice President, Debbie Stinson, Secretaryg Karla Chitwood, Historian, and Crystal Bradford, Publicity Chairman. Under the guidance of sponsor Mrs. Murray, this yearfs FHA was a SLICCQSS. 110-escape lv iiiiiik lll 1 il ' l it ,i i l . ,,,.v 'l,i w..w.ml'. . Working in their group, Fernando Felix, jose Aguayo, and Darrell jordon display how easy it is to make a casserole. 2. Mike King and Cecil jackson carefully select the cooking utensils needed for their next cooking lesson. 3. Cooking chefs, Rudy Aguirre and Shane Blakeman, exhibit their techniques in preparing a meal. The students of Mrs. Murray's Bachelor Survival classes learned the art of homemaking. They started the year off with cooking. They studied food nutrition, how to plan meals, and prepare foods. One of the highlights of class was the Thanksgiving dinner the students prepared for the faculty. Second semester, basic sewing skills were taught along with macrame and stitchery. The students learned different types of homemaking skills that they can carry over into their daily lives. escape -111 4' ffl J J' i ifilii lflill ' X i I- lil . Y 1. Dennis Bagnall and Kevin McHugh plant barley. 2. Kevin McHugh, FFA President, looks over the meeting's agenda. 3. Karee McClune, secretary, confers with Sponsor Cy Henry. 4. Kathy Heet and Corky Keyes listen intently at El meeting. S. Kevin McHugh addresses the greenhands at their initiation ceremonies, New Ae, . -ug? 1 ,i,i ii- i, , i iiii:iP5.i'i:i-iiilli il i 1' ll ffa produces We A 1 Q.-1 an active year 13.3 ya x fvw J J 2 1. Karee McClune proudly displays her blue ribbon. 2, Dennis Bagnall and Matt Ford hand out the membership cards. 3. LeAnne Mauldin gives the FFA Creed at the initiation. 4. Clay Sanger speaks during opening ceremonies. . . escape- 113 eerie events fill freak week 1. Sally Bollhauve and Shay Mead- ows are being judged for their Halloween costumes. 2. Reading teacher Mrs Backstrom is caught by the camera's eye. 3. Art Buys is being made up for the Most Horrible Face contest, 4. Wade Welch is caught in his Halloween costume and makes a funny pic- ture. Entering its second year, Freak Week became a Halloween tradition at CHS. Student Council arranged various activities to fill this week. Monday started off with an arm pit water balloon relay. Some contestants ended up soaking wet. The frozen orange pass was held Tuesday. In this event, contestants struggled to pass frozen oranges with necks. Many succeeded in doing it well. Wednesday's activity was really a messy and sticky one, The Whipped Lifesaverf' A lifesaver was put at the bottom of a pie pan and filled with whipped cream. Contestants had to eat their way through the whipped cream to get to the lifesaver. Thurs- day's pumpkin carving showed mans artistic talents from smiling pumpkins to horrible faces. Friday's most horrible face and best costume was met with an enthusiastic student body and faculty. Freak Week ended Friday night with a football game against Mountain View. llli it it l lltl l ill l i i lint 1 11 .f-- .Mmm 'Q 1 1 11111111 2 ' 'Vx lllwrrq-K -WM 1 Ragie Morrow and Donald H01-t show thi-ir Skill in tht' orango paQs ovvnt 2 Winner of thv Rvading Roorn's Costume judging, Mrs Robvrts frowns for tho Cami-ra 1 Froshman l,iSa Korman Shows he-r Spirit hy drvseing up for froak vwok 4 Skip i3lanChard offvrs his fan- to hr- uwd in tho Most Horrihlo Vac'C Contoet 5 Mrs lohnson, Caught bv Surpriw, diiplavs hor Hallowm-n Cmtumo fm Contvwtants of thc- MoSt Horrihlv i'aCi ' wait to hs- judge-d vsfapv- 11 '3 staff chooses desert theme W . 3 t, ,W 1. Kristen Kint7, Business Manager, is responsible for selling ads. She draws the ad layouts and takes Care of the yearbook's business transactions. 2. Lucy Platt, as editor of this year's President, plans the yearbook, gives assignments to the yearbook staff, and helps the sponsor, Mrs. Keller, with any problems she may have. 3. Skip Cole, head photographer, looks at some pictures to be used in the yearbook. 4. Photographers, Left to Right: Alonzo Fscalante, Mike Stevens, Skip Cole and Greg Don take and print most of the pictures used in the yearbook. 116-escape 3 1. . ' t .i. X . am is 5 ! ...fi l mr i v i i , i n ,,, H In H l. if W WW - fu as l wsfiia A H f ' PM ., it 1977 President staff is: First Row: Patty Lohrg Erica Wagner, Mrs. Keller, sponsorg and Mike Stevens. Second Row: Bertha Larag jeanie Marting Greg Dong Skip Coleg Alonzo Escalanteg and Eric Hansen. Third Row: Veniece Archerg Lucy Plattg and Kristen Kintz. Fourth Rowi jon Hurst. 2, Patty Lohr types her copy. 3. Bertha Lara, Assistant editor, works on index cards. 4. Sponsor Janice Keller receives envelopes for the final deadline. et i Janice Keller. Lucy Platt, .. Bertha Lara. . Kristen Kintz. Skip Cole .... Advisor Editor Asst. Editor Business mgr, Head Photographer . A' X- V. it 5, N vxaggy Y 1 P . 1 5 uv? vi wlmqmi bear tracks writes way to success The 1976-77 Bear Tracks staff consists of: Front Row: Ken Lawrence, Clay Sanger, Estle Lewis, and Greg Maud. Second 'll james Higgenbotham, Kelly Taft, Kim Taft, Third row: Junior Solomon, Annette Goree, Joyce Nowlin, Bobbi Bowen, Lisa Row: Mrs. Ashby, Phil Terrill, Wade Welch, Theresa Behrens, Ross, Bruce Smith, Kuff Wagner This year's Bear Tracks tried a few new ideas. One of the new ideas was having co-editors and also co-business managers. The idea worked out very well, and Mrs. Ashby is considering using it next year. A few Bear Tracks staff members attended the AIPA Convention on October 2, 1976. Also they participated in the Fine Arts Banquet. Quill and Scroll, a national journalism honorary, intiated six new members. ln order to qualify for this honorary, a student must be in the top 1O'Ma of his class and be recommended by the newspaper or yearbook sponsor. 118-escape 'NUM 2. Theresa Behrens examines the finished issue of Bear- tracks. 3. junior Solomon works on arranging copy for Bear Tracks. Page 119, 1. Greg Maud carefully cuts out headlines to be pasted on one of Bear Tracks pages. 2, Co-editors Phil Terrell and Wade Welch work together in producing the school newspaper. 3. Bonnie Bowen and Clay Sanger examine copy, 4. Sponsor Mrs. Ashby helps Phil Terrell with a layout, 5. Kim Taft carefully pastes a picture in the correct position. 6. Kurt VVagner draws cartoons to be placed in an issue of Bear Tracks. 4. 1-Smpv-119 ' 'dear phoebe' ives advice at chs i A 1 X ,Xl XM... W XXXXX SX N X, XXXX X. X. XX, XXWX .XM XX XXXX XX XXX XXWXXXXX ,XXXXXXTIXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXv'XXXXXXrXWff XXwXXXXWWWW 'W X XXXXX X XXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,XXM X XXX XXXXXXXWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZIXXXXNXXXXXXXXXXXXX X XXX X X XXX X XXIWXXXXX XXM ax A XlX,X,NX.XX,,X1X XXX ,X AXXXXXXXXAX X X I ,X M XXX . X XXX-MXXXXX.wXXXf X -X XXWXXXXXXWXS X , X X X XXX X X X XX X X 1- v A.. x 4 :X X ig XXX km X X YM X, K X ,X , 1 N' X x 5 2: X3 'S 120 - escape S :MQW XX XXXXXXX M XXX XX it I it if Maude lltinipy Patsy Windy Olga Iulit ling lov Rotlwl lt' Rocky iN4it'livV llill Sandra lr cast M Lisa Ross Ray White Robin Sager Mike Warren lfricia Wagner lirian Huinpht-ry Kelly Wadkins Carth Mikles Cindy Staggs lorry Reed Kelly Taft tl ,li,,, it-if The CHS Drama Club presented Dear Phoebe for the fall play this year. The play was a new experience for most of the cast, who had no previous acting ex- perience. The play itself was a comedy! murder mystery by james Reach. It had many interesting characters including an eccentric old lady, a chantoosey, a gangster, a hit lady, and a lady sports writer. lt had chase scenes, disguises, a murder, and a happy ending. The set for the play was one of the most complicated ever used at CHS. Besides new flats, most of the furniture used had to be built from scratch. 'Y r V aw., 1- ' affix- .aa Q. 12, 5 ' aw? .4- '5, ' ,s '1 ,ft , l'?fflui .ii ' Nl'T .,- Q 3 1 My frit-nd told int- ht- was drinking loo, Si-vt-n up Z You'rv VVindy Hill? Hut you t'an't stay hvrt You'vt- got to go right now. No visitors allowed. lhz papt-r's lie-on put to bed l You smoke a pipe? iich 1-nd do you want, the front or the rt-ar? cl ti-ll hvr to bring hor Ioothbrusli and nightii I wish ht-i' to spend the night ti, I gotta lc-arn thvin a lesson once and for alll 7 Under desks is for ft-vt and wastelmaskvtsln 1-sf api'-W l2l actors and speakers try to entertain - -Eiifff 5 !.Il1L'ran i ,,.-1 Members of the Coolidge troupe of the International Thespian Society: Front Row, Left to Right: Bobbie Bowen, Darlene Yon, Kristen Kint7, Kim Taft, Yvonne Harvey, Mike Stevens. Back Row1 Wade Welch, Denise Ward, Tandra Horning, Erica Wagner, Kelly Mr. Siler helps Cindy Staggs with CharaCf9Fi7Hfi0f1 in Taft, Duane McCullough. Not Pictured: Mr. Siler, Terry Reed, Karl Pretler, lim her ml? 35 Midsev RHPY' Harden, and leanie Martin. WV., . ' 1' Mr. Siler, as director of the play Dear Phoebe , is responsible for blocking the play. He also designs sets, costumes, and Supprvlsps the bulldmg of the Sets' Kelly Taft reviews her lines as she rehearses her role of Sandra Winch gossip columnist. Lisa Ross looks on waiting for her line as Maude. 122-escape The 1976 Drama Club began the year with the all school production of Dear Phoebe, a murder mystery about a newspaper office. The play was well performed and well received. Drama class gave some of the people new to theater the experience and con- fidence necessary to make the play a success. Members of Drama Club also enriched the production with their work on technical and stage crews. The international Thespian Society began its third- successful year by initiating nineteen new members. The troup also went to CAC to watch rehearsals for a college production and went to see a musical at Grady Cammage Auditorium. The third Annual Fine Arts Banquet was a fantastic success with members of Bear Tracks, Yearbook, Band, Speech, and the Music and Drama depart- ments presenting and receiving awards, Speech class was more than just fun, it was an experience. Students not only learned how to present a speech but how to hold and keep an audience in- terested. The class presented many kinds of speeches. Experiences, pet peeves, demonstrations, and heckling were often subiects of the speeches. As usual after dinner speeches were very popular. The class presented radio programs on KCKY and pro- grams over the school P. A. system. Speech present- ations played an important part at the third Annual Fine Arts Banquet. 1. Garth Middr-s tell,s of his experiences with movie making. 2. Mike Warren tells the Speech class about his pet peeve, his little brother. 3. Life is the subject of Marie Lewis' speech 3? kg? ,ff Fl 2 escape -123 First Row: Skip Passmore, Kevin McHugh, Ragie Morrow, Mary Ann Garcia, Melissa Karvelis, Shay Meadows, Tracy Murnack, Lupe Duran, Cecilia Martinez, Sandy Chitwood, Tandra Horning. Second Row: Kenneth Rivas, Bill Morgan, Lee Migual, junior Solomon, Larry Muldrow, Will Muldrow, Kevin Jennings, Scott Sipes, Nelson Morrow, Dennis Rushing, David Arredondo, Albert Maciel, Shari Hendri, lim Garrett. Not pictured, Mr. Partain, Letterman's Sponsor. N nm. I 114. n iz ii ns my . . . llli liiiiliii-limi: 2 This year's Lettermen's Club was a little differ- 4 ent from the rest of the years. Women were finally allowed to loin. They had to go through the same initiation the men did. Some of it was the wearing of gunnysacks, eating onions, and and having the men dress as females and the women dress as males. They sold booster ribbons and handled the snack bar during the wrestling season. Also t-shirts were sold as one of their money making projects. 1. President Howard Wiles holds up one of the t-shirts that the Letterman's Club were selling. 2. Sponsor Mr. Partain listens intently to one of the club members. 3. Bill Morgan, Ken Rivas, AKevin Jennings, and Terri Skousen discuss the meeting. 4. Some Lettermen listen to a few ideas from their President. 124-escape new club enters halls of CHS ix i ,, : ' V v my ......Wl...-.--Q-W-M X.nX . wa ' l Q' nw' x- W4 .-' ,f 1 1- ,Y-E 1 Q2 rr4j V' ' I 1 ' fl' l l ' .-115' my l 71 I 'lf F .8 .,,l 1. Kim Tuley rides at the State Fair Grounds in competition, Look at the smooth way she circles the barrel. 2. Guy Gillespie rides a mean bronc. This takes great concentration. 3, This rider is on tight. And would have stayed that way, with out the help of his friend. 4. Craig Addy might not make it. He is almost off before he is out of the shoot. 5. Kathy Goree and another rider, show their skills in roping at the State Fair. Pictures were taken by, Frank Conrad, james Hutchinson, and Louisel Serpa. escape - 125 tribes score with popover sale Front Row: Bernell Davis, Donna Marietta, Sylvia Lewis, Galen Davis, janet Lesso, Mike Ellis. Second Row: Ki-nm-tli Rivas, Hubert juan, Gloria Lesso, Wanda Coulette, Reynaldo Ochoa, and Sponsor Sandy Love. 1. A Tribe member's mother, Mrs. Rivas, helps prepare the popovers for a tasty noontime treat. 2. Doreen King and Donna Marietta enjoy a meeting. 3. Tribe officers for 1976-1977 are Donna if Marietta, Secretary, Hubert juan, Treasurer, mn .....-- Ki-ni1eil1Riv.is, President, and Sandy Love, sponsor, Not pictured is Vice President Carol Thomas. 4. Kenneth Rivas, Bernell Davis, and Edwin jones work in the kitchen serving hot popovers. Q - ' working students learn values Q, l ii ll ll llllli l i 'X ' 2 up X W W W, ' - who ll K J r Y . wwwitltw 'l'lwM7M , . l A 1 N ill i -- Y r r W . r WV, -r if Jill' I ,r i i Vg?-3 ,gi W X N ww mln? ,wwmw .,,, l WM 'X - ,Wim 'AY 1. Many students work at Safeway. Claude Henry has the job of a carry out, 2. B 81 K is a big lunch stop for the students at Coolidge High School. Even after school Randy Harrison gets worked to death. 3. Peggy Worsham is busy at work for the Dairy Queen. The Dairy Queen supports Work Experience students each year. ,i 1 1+ .1 if. ll in it 1 'P W Q, it ' 1 I M it Wh WW ,., ii .L ,, .U : 1 lll' Wirth it ,,,. r, ,i ' Kathy McPherson through Work Experience works on a job at l Front. As a new business in town, it can use many workers. 128 - escape f !1!,,. l lillllllx'lllWFrillJll'if 'lr X , wif' -:, 1 in ' r lilllillir , fill llllllll l ' ,mrs aft, llltlliii , , ltyrrl'llrili:'. J 'i'MiWMr'l lllilllilr 'W V ' llliilllll i'.rllf1il'ii ix ei 4 Wi- i, . V4 mir, mv, wi N .y M iv ill ri it r l i in lily Mx l ll lik-il af: We-i,,,r,'-ep r ,,,1rl1 X ' W lllllilil'-lliiil i it it 'i will-X i-rw i in ll- Work Experience members: Back Row: Thyea Springer, lean Honea, Manuel Moreno, Lester Bridschge, Cathy Hess, Claude Henry, Randy Harrison, Tom Cathemer, Forrest Cogger, and Mike Wood. Second Row: Cathy McDaniels, Patty Roulston, Marcel Collier, Ianet Larson, Robert Molina, Raul Murrieta, and Craig Woodard. Third Row: Peggy Worsham, Debbie Lloyd, Debbie Cunningham, Rosemary Lemus, Denise Caeta, Tammy Christianson, jim Carrett, Ruth Buckner, Cathy McPherson, Barbara Heet. Not pictured are Stacy Cillespie, Linda lones, Stephanie Tripp, Tina Burton, Eric Hanson, and Sponsors, Mrs. Platt and Mrs. Murray, r Marcel Collier carefully alphabetizes the records for O, S, Stapley and Company. escape-129 reading brings knowled e The readinglroom is composed of teachers and students who work hard. There are two programs in use in the reading room. The Title l program is for students who have a reading disability that causes them to be at least two years behind their class. The migrant program is for those students who either have a high or low reading level. They are students who have moved in from other schools. Because of family mobility these students don't have the opportun- ity to keep up with their reading classes. There are also some migrant students who are ahead of their classes so they use tapes and read books that increase their reading ability. 1. jeff Fields takes a break during his reading class. 2. Brenda Smith helps jason leffries with his lessons. 3. joe Mad- rid does his lesson under the supervision of june Roberts. 4. Rose Roias reads a magazine. 5. Linda Flores writes her assignment. zz' 'lv-1 -er if . rw --'- Tumi---'i i , i W by SJ' 4-...I mi, creativity lingers in chs wwrwwuw it-E. ' 4 A , I ,V Q M t -we .J ra-'--. -A-l if L.-svdli-'- 'M me Cv w ii if Wi The Art Department is a popular elective at Cl-l.S, Classes offered in this department consists of Beginning and Advanced Drawing and Painting, Silversmithing, and Arts and Crafts I and Il. Macrame, decopodge, and leatherwork are only a few skills the Arts and Crafts class did this year. In Decorative Arts l and ll, the students embroidered, knitted, quilted, made stuffed animals, and other handicrafts. 1, Edna Aguavo relaxes as she sands a woodblock. 2. Cherri Faultner works on a decorative arts project. 3, Lauri Ford busily works at her decoupage, 4. Lisa Crott concentrates on making a pillow, 5. Estella Perea and Hopi Rojas embroider their own designs escape-131 library is a center of activit Library Staff: Mrs. lane Brown Sally Acuna Rose Mary jeff jordan Chris Snyder and Lyle Anderson Third Row Lemus, Elva Padron, Martha Gomez Robin Warwick James Martinez Nelson Morrow Ken Willey jim Second Row: Ruben Reyes james Taylor Willie Ashcraft Harrison Donnie Morrow and Willie Martinez 2. l,auriv Hall looks tlirough the card catalog. 4, liarlmra Kflmvel, lainie l-liggenbotham, Sherri Hendrix- use their time wisely in the library -l li-ssv Ybarra and Frank Villa find good hooks to rr-ad. 5. Debra Andonie pauses in her studies. 132 -escape 1 2 It-an Slhlty .md Maxmc Murphrct vvtrt tht two dedicatvd I ldlt s who opt rate d tho srmckhar With tu ht no some- girls the-y provldc d food at the noon hour Thx food was good and rt asonahly priced With the coopt ration of tht student hody and faculty tt Coolidge Hugh Sc hool they wt rt- ablv to COHUINLIK tht IT st FVICK s 1 lamu 1., fustomtr Mtxmt Mtr me 1 It-an Slbty tl snu crvw, i llrr Brown mt Hrtnt Stack immtuntly twut tr the-ir tum Tl mc Kurt Wigntr hr th t I Sandra coke-5, t orders choruses The choruses spent another year entertaining CHS stu- dents with their singing. There are three choruses,: Honor Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee, and Boys' Glee, To raise money for new uni- forms, the Honor's Glee sold cheese crocks. The Girls' and Boys' Glee sold candy. The choruses sang at the state fair and at the ATPC They also gave a Christmas concert for students and a concert for senior citizens. brighten the day with song Girls' Glee: Row 1, Susan Adams, Tina Long, Tammy Nelson, Teresa Rhyan, Cecilia LaPaglia, Ann Lambert, Bobbi Henson, Rhonda Honea, Edna Aguayo, Karen Schartz, Pam jorgenson, Gwen johnson, Yvonne Palacio. Row 2, Laura Barber, Freda jordan, Evelyn Cherry, Brenda Solomon, Mary Brown, Linda Barkus, Sally Bruggeman, Linda McKinney, Mary Ann jones, Natalie Carter, Sandra Cooper, Linda Garcia, Carmel Price, Melody Parks, Sandy Fields, Row 3, Paula jennings, Nora Mathis, Druella Escalante, Linda Honea, Barbara Ann Cooper, Annette Muldrow, Vera Muldrow, Teresa Cleaver, Susan Thompson, Penny Tate, Renee Stevens, Priscilla Bishop. Q -y l X. A Sli . X, 1 I . Boys' Glee: Row 1, Thomas Honea, Mickey Wheeler, Leroy Wheeler, Williams, Rudolph Larkin, Greg Muldrow, Britt Bowen. Row Three, David Ray, Ronnie Morrow, Doug Cole, Curtis jordan, Brian Allen Glen, Will Muldrow, Nelson Morrow, junior Solomon, L Humphrey, Row Two, Tony Cardona, Elijah White, Cleo Glass, Gill Muldrow, Otis Thomas, james Taylor, Stephen White. 134 -escape -Musik Honor Girls Glee Row One Dtbbiz Lloyd Linda Hovmec Denise Adams, Rebecca Terrell, Che Wi Row Three jamie M1rtin Dlrlein Yon Mirtina Escilante Sandi Knowles Row Two, Cathy Crawford, Cheryl Crawford, Terri lennings Cindy Staggs Sandi user fini Bmvers Cryshl Pate Brenda johnson Cindy Chitwood, 2. Members of the Boys' Clee rehearse their songs. 3. The Honor Girls' Clee has new uniforms. A vest, blouse, skirt, pants and scarf make up the outfit, 4. Teresa Rhyan, Cecilia LaPaglia, and Ann Lambert add their voices to the girls' choir. chs band marches on l Coolidge High Marching Band, First row, Ronnie Sherrill, and Bohhi Bowen Second row, Robin Mickelson, Susan Cruhhs, and lulie Andrews. Third row, landra Horning, Margie Mendola, Sufette Noxtnl' irmelli, Ginger Warwick, Kim l. Vourth row, Robin Sager, Marie l,ewis,' Katy eager, Yvonne Harvey, Denise Ward, Vivian Payne, llaine Mcllaniels, Debbie Welch, Laurie Barher, Ioanne llarden, Ruth Buckner. Fifth row, Vicki Williams, Donata Hilgeman, Karen Knowles, Scott Carpenter, Scott Ludwig, Brett Bowen, William Ashcraft, Kendall Richards, Kent Simms, Chuck Wilson, Cindy McClune, Cecelia l.al'aglia. Sixth row, Valarie Hackenbrach, Becky Terrell, Annette Muldrow, Benny Vallas, Kelly Taft, Estelle Lewis, leanie Martin, Teresa Moring, Teresa Cleaver, Iustin Thompson, Scott Dixon. Ronnie Sherrill leads down fields. 'I 1, The band, during half-time, keeps spirit high with marching, they are playing in the stands, letting the school song. 2. During the game, if the band is not team know that they have plenty of support. The hand this year had 52 marching musicians. Work was one of the main ingredients for a band to sound and look good. Marching was not the only activity the band accomplished. They also attended festivals during the hand's concert season. ln the late part of lanuary a few members of the band participated in regional auditions with high hopes of making the regional band or orchestra. Last year, four members from Coolidge High School Band made Regionals, three in band, and one in the Orchestra, They were, Richard Bowen, leanie Martin, Vicki Williams in the band and Lisa Powell in the Orchestra. Over the summer, there was a music camp in Flagstaff, Arizona. Seven members of our high school band attended this music camp. 136-escape swf mn mzull K. 2' if lf I 1. At Homecoming the band marched down the highway in a parade to help build spirit for Homecoming. Vicky Williams uses her music folio to fan some cool air in her direction. 2. At the fair the band, waits to perform. 3. The saxophone section seems ready and prepared for the performance to come, 4. The Coolidge High School Band was getting anxious to let the people know how they stand spirit wise. 5. Marie Lewis tunes up. Who could help but play the correct note with all of the necessary preliminaries? rlticuu umm S, N 4 escape-117 mat maids beat the way to victor -if 'J 1976-77 Mat Maids L to R: Denise Murphree, Le Anne Mauldin, Kelly Taft, Cathy Crawford, Patricia Wright, Michelle Ludwig, Rachel Arrendondo, Sandi Chitwood, Crystal Pate. ex ., , Q V ' 5- f 5 an.-l.. - -. af 'F . W 'll li' ' ' ' .. ' 'I P . N . -F Y . M-.il .1..,a. Shaadi Mat Maids lead an enth- usaistic Coolidge aud- ience in a cheer for the wrestlers. ' My i Wi X , rw . 138 - escape dull ,I W uw- The CHS Mat Maids spent another year actively supporting the wrestlers. The girls worked hard cheering them on, and their spirit helped win many a match. Miss Carol Sobkoviak helped the girls learn new cheers and decide on uniforms. Mat Maids for 1976-77 were: Cathy Crawford, Patricia Wright, Michelle Ludwig, Sandi Chitwood, Denise Murphree, Lisa England, LeAnne Mauldin, Rachel Arredondo, Kelly Taft, Crystal Pate. 1. Four Mat Maids perform a series of synchronized hand movements. escape - 139 +6 in my .lr ' M M x -R ,,,,,-I 5 A ' 4 wma' l ,K 1 YQ 3 ,WX 'E r K9 'Mr T 4 g'Q F!! in -Ni W Q fl! .fx It f I 5 f- W, mmm mm u H, wg-v ww f W-fmwrgwwwwm .M .mmm ,Q wmv-.m,. .1 mnemon- Mx an mwwpfm Kwwiwm .L 1 EM, 4, Xx ww WW SSMQMSQ 'Yr' 'Mx www' 'N' WW, V , V wwwm x W M W W,WWNwNwwWwwwxWwwnwmwvwmmwmwww M 1 M.,..W,W..,,wum.w.xww..uw. ,X JW' I ww- ,X A xv, MW , N ,www ' , ,Wmvw M ., 'wx 'W ,U bear mascots julie turnbull and nancy sego up-nmw....,. , chs poms hold the key to spirit it was a busy year packed with enthusi- asm for the Pom Pon Girls at G.HS. Their season started in the summer as they prepared dances for competition at Gamp of Champs at N.A,U. At camp, they learned dances, skits, and won several awards: the Super-Star Squad Award, two Red Ribbo'ns, and several Blue and Red Ribbons for individual competition. Every year, the Pom Pon and Cheer- leaders work together to put on the Annual Dinner. The money raised from this dinner was used to buy new uniforms. During football season, the Pom line was a part of the marching band, they performed with the band at pre-game and half-time shows, attended Band Day and other band activities. Basketball sea- son set the Pom Pon Girls on their own, where hours of practice kept time work- ing to regain victory for their basketball team. ' U'-'-'f.5'!'i 4 QM W im '34 Pom Pon Girls for the 1976-1977 season are from Left to Right, Front Row: Kim Taft, Beavers, Margie Mendoza. Back Row: Sue Galvin, Ginger Warwick, Suzette Nowlin, Tandra Horning, Not pictured is Vicki Mirmelli. -A. 142-escape Banner. wif-' 1. Poms enioy performing at the State Fair while accompanied by band. 2. Co-Captains, Kim Taft and Tandra Horning engage mischievous activities near the fountain at State Fair. fi. Tanclra and Vicki Mirmelli lead the Homecoming Parade carrying the W nv K Mvwwlwrv-v'-f'-W-'- npr -' '- - '-f- 1 Z t 'w. 'WY ,,,,,,,agr mmf 1, Dorrpthy Suv Calvin and Sulefttv Nowlin show the-ir 1-nthusiasm for tlw lwnrs, 2. Lvacling thx- ' ' 'n .1 chvvr is pom pon Gina He-ave-rs 5 Suze-t v owlin dvmonstratc-5 om- 0 tw many cunts tlmt 18X'l' -1. Margiv Mr-ndom fhvc-rs tlw tvam on. 5. Sonw of tlw poms show ilwir Spirit as the-y lc-.ld tlw rrowd in .1 c'h1'c'r, vsuxpc' I-H 1. The Freshman cheerleaders for this year are from top to bottom: Cindy Chavez, Becky Ballard, Mary Lee Miller, and Isabel Gomez. 2. The cheerleading life is no easy game, it'S hard work and much effort. 3. Taking a step in the correct direction is one way to be victorious over any rival team. This was the first year these four girls have cheered together. Cheerleading was a good experience for the girls, and they really did build the team and class spirit. The girls and the other cheerleaders sponsored a banquet. It was a job well done. The Freshmen cheerleaders traveled to the away games to keep the spirit going all the time. The smiles that shined off the cheerleaders' faces would keep anyone going, even when it meant running over a player from the other team. Q 1 1. The l.V. Cheerleaders are from top to bottomggmthx Caeta Sandra Cooper, Kim Rowe and Edna Aguayo. 2, The Cheerleaders pose in the form of a pyramid. 3,,Qathl-Caeta, worksjafd to keep- the team and ai A 'of spirit. 4. Climbing the ladder to the cheerleaders strive for victory l 4 top, the j.V, Cheerleaders are aways encouraging the team to fight for the number one spot. fuzz ,rv escape-145 146-escape spirit plague hits Coolidge r ii 11 'vw ,iv 2 1. Varsity Cheerleaders for 1976-1977 are from L. to R. Shari Hendrie, Cindy Harper, Therese Shaw, Morrow, Terri Skousen, and not pictured is Debra Muldrow 2. Therese Shaw shows enthusiasm at the football game. 3 Shari Hendrie chants on to victory. . I. w W 4 X Y M 'Vi w', x'- YS! , Q fu at ' 'Y X vi w v 1 N ' . , 'ff , 3 14 if X x,'QW1f BE QP HL TW Y 'df -. x K F- A X 1 I 'IL .4 . ' A ' y, 4 Q B sf A' 'R l fx ' :Y .. 1' if -P W, L, v V . 5- f , ',5'fI' ' .. .R .lx Q Rl X L 4 ' t .Q I 41 'ml , - ' 1' - f l- M584 nv ,A 'M as M . - M ,, 5 1 .L , W. 5 , h f L ' - I ' 'X fn rig- NI' z mx gl I-I ' ... , E E,- f ET - i' E .v , Wx u 55: l ! X. -f V 'V ri. - pe., t --Q' ,-.5 U o, .1 ' E-' ,Q f x , N Z ge QM f-I ' ' -L L if-wi F, 1 'QA- i ' QQ xwy,E,SfP awww iw iw ww QS W L9 WW Q99 113536 OJ aw W3 W CM xv W' N www CW 0 1103 W '. I ' ' ,. 4 F l ,X . L, , x ,,. lf, , - 5' 1 Ai ST, MICHAEUS EPISCODAL CHURCH the rev, donald monson, rector box 426 phone 723-3845 coolidge, arizona 85228 A church for the whole community Christ centered - Bible preaching - Sacramental EAT HERE OR TAKE ir Safisfoction Guara nfee d or yourm oney baclzl Z iL'af,'asF1'r:: mn at cms French Fries g M' - A E in ' Bamwtgetipaghem Dinners 2'r4. Bgjggjalgggk Phone 723-3995 for rakeouf ij: from GARDEN SAM'S PIZZA 723-3122 318 East Coolidge Avenue - Coolidge Don and Effie Hudson I Were in this Bloomin' Business to Serve You HENDRIE BUICK-PONTIAC 81 GMC . , N. If 'i Bl I Your Pina! County Opel Dealer 723-5444 716 South Arizona Boulevard ' '1'L' fl-1 COOLIDCE, ARIZONA I I- va ' CONGRATULATIONS - SENIOR CLASS I k8fE ly S d Wifh e WY O I . I I r Mayieq In Whirlpool W-A--we Yaaellahe. RCA 'Nl' rumnvrune stones from H. AND H. HARDWARE YTEJ rl A 209 S. Arizona Blvd. :Zi 'I Coolidge, Arizona cred d , IN rl u' l J AJ-O My pt by jwjyilluplfl rf f X Ny Qwiswt Staff l If ' x-. x Q55 V ' IXi. QQOONGRATULATIONS QM ' from tsl? lllllgarita Aerial Contractors Incorporated Congratulations From IVICBATHS TRADING PCST Congratulations Class of 76 R S. Louis McBath, Mgr. N-s 723-3322 ,O ii ,N xx- F Vuxoni 4 solo l R t. L ' A A . 5 enova mg , i i in .lanluo Mattress Made to Order in , 1 fi' ,1 Ju i . , l , is ,,, 'l,m'vi-i ,N Mlm' 'VM ' g A e Buy Scrap Iron, Metal and Batteries uuuu 123 West Coolidge Ave. i Furmture Bought and Sold ' ' 3 , ' V' ' Milfiil-7 ,,f,Li2k?'Yi , 'nf - ff 7 - ' Q WWW! ,, A 1 l -'l f nl'i'l.i Qll wii . l - 5 F. I-. A' ' J A 4 1 ri' V is i f 1 - . JJJL Ea FARMERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY P.O. Box I267 250 S. Ariz. Blvd. Coolidge, Arizona C559 Trgcfqrg Ben Rarson Pickers L, Fashion will ,X f i A I xg-4 Z L lllll Ill. READY-lVl-iX CONCRETE Sand and Gravel Coolidge - Florence Hwy. gxx CONGRATULATIONS Senior Class DR. AND MRS. R. E. FEDERHEM Y UR l7dElI0l7d8llf mm, mf i. ff' AGENT A , senves vou ,, W , ii '.,s.,.i Qglwl l l il ' W Dlat ,V 'luv' 1 T llillillilwwlilillk. , , ,,,,,.,, Yu, did, 'A 'i ' -i i , T ,,w..n ,i.ni.- tlilii X , Y A X i .1 X ,. ,Y,iWQ5i:Q ww w w X ' '- ,F . 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Main Coolidge, Arizona 1 , ,X YFKN A we M .iff X KR Q1 I MAR A. , fx XSSUY ,x . Q5 Aj1Ni ! aaliziffifm invff-Q-X9,i'menr Opportunities me Q-A -Rfk NW 'V O If ' so, V M W ' XJJ .fum 2 J 1 xi I I -, -' fx ' ,. XY? I h I I K. l -FN II7' Q Qi :iff WI V 'I V' ,gm X L -GNL -I M um 2551 I 5. -I Q I tix If , rf-C3567 J yy SJ ,Ne NI I J W N YQ? o3w,:v RQ' I , X mi N IS if in if Ii my QXN of TP J xii E I - I - F5 ,QQ xxx!! K NN L ALL Xxx I1 UN gs W New JY A 2 N A , IX .K NW M 11113 REAEY AND INVESTMENT CORP. XLX X Casa Grande- Phoenix Coolidge 836-1102 Swv 264-7467 723-3034 D . COOLIDGE BUILDERS SUPPLY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDERS HARDWARE DEERO PAINTS Ace Hardware Member IRRIGATION ENGINE and P . Q Complete Repair on all makes Lf ' dial 723-53 820 S. Arizona Blvd. Phone 723-3002 X SOUTH ARIZONA BLVD. -COOLIDGE OLDSMOBILE Congrafulafions Seniors from GARRETT MOTORS 723-5401 I97 N. Arizona Coolidge Cloyce Brown CARAVELLE 84 B.F. GOODRICH TIRES PINAL DISCOUNT TIRE GLASTRON BOAT SALES 81 SERVICE JOHNSON OUTBOARD ENGINES PHONE 16027 723-7111 723 SOUTH ARIZONA BLVD., RESIDENCE! 723-5205 COOLIDGE, ARIZONA 85228 Road and farm tire service l Snv' ' ' d x -y .... I 1 P L JPJX Amare s ima MARixL1 f . I if rio Nl M c 1 1,5 iq N L 1 P : 7 3 w if Congratulations class of '77 Mr. 81 Mrs. Bill Sibley, J DELL'S PIZZA Real Italian Pizza Fine Italian Cuisine Dining Room Banquet Room For Pri vate Parties Meetings Dellls Pizza Shop 165-4 N. Pina! Aeei 836-5391 CASA GRANDE, AZ 3 1, L H , gl Uqlexandery I . . 5' gg IS Wear 1tis at. Ag, . ' , as ' - for guys and gals famous brand jeans, tops, and shoes Coolidge, Arizona 723-3031 it-1 JoNEs rwlll FURNITURE co. 4195 Exclusive Merchandise ' '- and Outstanding Customer Service 297 W. Central Ave. Across from VNB Ph.723-3071 Box 1545 e o out of our Way fm' yOu. Valley National ank MORE THAN 150 OFFICES THROUGHOUT ARIZONA Member' FDIC I 0 1 Q ' Babble s Btn: I C0 g'aiU'a'f'0 S ' eI'lIOl'S In ani Unisex Salon SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Cor,npIirnen+S of DEBRA si-iose 'rec s. MAIN STREET Patricia and Carl Mormg I602I 723-4632 COOLIDGE, AZ. 85228 I In Account With on .,I,I,I I IIIII IIIIIIIIII I I I L SI-IAW'S INTERIORS . Upholsteringf FI00r Cgvering III'I II I U And Installation Q I III i I I ,, i , I if ConigratulatiorisIiSeiniior5Iif1l5iiiIfI IIII I in I 433 W. Central I Phone 723-5101 553 W. Coolidge Avenue 723-5334 'bl 'E'f Sl-lOPE'S MARKET congratulations Class of 1977 Coolidge, Arizona Story 81 Clark, Lowery, Peavey, Fender, Gibson Gretsch, Olds, Vito, Ludwig, Rogers, Pedal Steels DE-NO MUSIC CENTER Dennis Kirkland Au'l'l1en+ic lnclian Jewelry, Bhslrefs, Po'H'ery, 8: Rugs 205 West Second Street Cosa Grande. Arizona 85222 Phone 836-2b0l v mu: Ham F 1?- L A A-'Ill Cox 004' A. Q , xanzgiv Hoon X 723-3251 ww X 1 Congratulations Graduates SlMMON'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 623 Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, Arizona f' 55? ' W ,G lm? Congratulations Good Luck JCPenne Class ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY of '77 315 N. Florence COOLIDGE CLINIC Casa Grande, Arizona 291 W' Wilson Box 1255 Phone 836-7132 Coolidge, Arizona Hall of Beauty 174 S. Arizona Blvd. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1977 From all of us CENTRAL ll!lACHlNEFlY l Coolidge l Xl . '--e - ' Traditional . Mediterranian Contemporary Provincial DWL HOUSE Early American FASHION FURNITURE Case Grande., Ariz. 689 W, Pinkley 723-4949 709 E. Florence Blvd. Telephone 836-7016 Furnish Your Home With Fashion l N.. 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Arizona Blvd. Phone 723-3481 1 , . ,.',. sky Gill, Li Bowen, Bobbi 42,46,92,99,104,118,119,122,136 index A Acosta, Fernando 18 Acuna, Sally 42 Adair, Bryan 26 Adams-Bland Cynthia 42,135 Adams, jerry Adams, Susan 18,134 Adams, Tommy Addy, Craig 18,77,125 Agua - .. s 18 guay , n- , , , 1 Aguayo, Lupe 85 Aguayo, Rachel 18 Aguirre, john 26 Burton, Tena 43 Bustamante, George Bustamante, Hector 26 Buys, Carol 54 Buys, Arthur 26,114 C Calvin, Dorothy 35,143,136,142 Cardona, Monica 35 Cardona, Tony 26 Carmelo, Claudio 77 Carmelo, Marie Car, Patrick 35,108 Carpenter, Scott 136 Carroll, Mark 19,77 Carter, Betty Carter, Natalie 26,85 Cathemer, Pam 43 Cathemer, Stewart 19,77 E Eason, Becky Echols, Randy 44 Echols, Shane 27 Edwards, Marlene 52 Edwards, Stephanie 19 Guillen, Sylvia 28 Guthrie, Debbi 36,136,108 H Hackenbracht, Valerie 20,136 Hall, jeffrey Keith 45 Ellis, Anthony 27,81,83 Ellis, Mike 19 Ellis, Victor 19,70 England, Lisa 19,139 Escalante, Alonzo 116,117 Escalante, Druella 27,85,75 Escalante, Martina 27,135 F Hall, La Hanna, Hansen, urie 28,104 Thomas 29 Eric 45,117 Harden, james 120 Harden, joann 28,136 Harper, cindy 36,146,147 Harrison, jim Earl 36,72,80,83,70,71 Harrison, Mark 20 Harrison, Randy 45,128,129 Harvey, Mark 20 Harvey, Yvonne 45,92,110,122,136 Aguirre, Maria 18,85,75 Aguirre, Rudy 34,111 Alford, Debbie 34 Alford, jackie 34,109 Alford, Kevin 18 Allen, Micheal 34 Allison, Angelia 42 Anderson, Lyle 57 Anderson, Ross 64 Andonie, Debra 34,109 Andonie, Diane 34,109 Andrews, julie 18,97,136,140 Antone, Wilford 26 Appel, Mark, 42 Applegate, Robert 18 Archer, Venice 34,109,117 Arnold, Billy 18 Cathemer, Thomas 43,129 Cenisoros, Pat 63 Chase, julie 26 C: Barbara 34,35,84,108 Chavez, Cindy , Cherry, Evelyn 26 Chitwood-Arrendondo, Karla 43 Chitwood, Sandra 26,84,85,95,124,138,138,135 Christenson, Pam 27,28,97,134 Christian, Starla 109 Christensen, Tammy 43,129 Christian, Wendy 26 Clark, Aaron Clark, Gregory 19 Clark, Keith 27 Claussen, Cheryl 57 Faultner, Cherri 36,110,131 Faultner, Danny 27 Fauning, jimmy Felix, Fernando 36,82,83,110 Felix, jimmy 36 Felix, joe Felix, Nellie 44 Felix, Ralph 27,83 Felix, Raul 27,83 Felix, Richard 19 Fields, Evelyn 27,110 Fields, jeff 20,130 Fields, Roger 27 Fields, Sandy 20,134 Fields, Tammy 36,110 Figuer Figuer oa, Elvia 20,44 oa, Eva Fisher, Danny Flores, Candido 27 Hauff, Todd 36 Haugh, Lea Ann 20 Hawkins, Alva 59 Hawkins, Mike 45 Hayes, joe 45 Hayes, Thomas 20 Heet, Barbara 45,129 Heet, Donald 45,72,115,7O Heet, Kathy 36,112 Heet, Tommy 20 Hendric, Bob 52 Hendrie, Shari 108,34,95,101, Henry, Claude 45,128,129 Henry, Cy 55,112 Henry, Russell 45 Henry, Tracy 36 Henson, j. Bobbie 28,134 Hernandez, Abel 20 Arredondo, David, 34,83,124 Arrendondo, Rachel 26,85,138,139 Ashby, Suzanne 59,118 Ashcraft, Beverly 26 Ashcraft, Eric - 26 Ashcraft, jerry 42 Ashcraft, William 34 Ashford, Sukiev 26 Atkerson, Mary Aveno, Tim 18 B Baca, Monica 18 Bechtel, Harry Dean Backstrom, Phyla 63,114 Bagnall, Dennis 42,112,113 Bagnall, Thomas 34 Bailey, jimmy 18 Ball, Paul 26 Ballard, Rebecca 18,144 Barber, Lauri 18,136,134 Barkus, Linda 18,134 Barkus, Sandy Bartlett, Brooks 34 Batchelor, Eric 56,108 Bean, Susan 26 Beavers, Gina 26,143,136,142,135 Beavers, jimmy 18 Bechtel, Dean 35 Behrens, joe 26 Behrens, Theresa 42,92,93,94,95,118,91 Bishop, Bishop, Blakema jeannette 26 Priscilla 35,134 n, Shane 42,111,124 Blackwater, Andrea 18 Blanchard, Timothy 18,69,77,94,11S Blanco, Gracie 35 Blanco, Guadalupe 109 Blanton, Elaine 26,110 Bollhauve, jim 54,83 Bollhauve, Sally 34,35,95,104,114,108 Bond, Phil 55 Cleaver, Teresa 19,136,134 Clemans, jim 19 Clemans, Peggy 35,40 Clubb, jeff 83 Cogger, Derilyn 34,35,95,75 Coger, Forrest 43,129 Cole, Douglas 25,95,19,23,134 Cole, Skip 43,93,94,95,101,98,116,90,91 Collier-Wilcox, Marcell 43,129 Collier, Mark 19 Collier, Melany 35,40 Conkling, Fred 19 Cooper, Barbaranne 43, 134 Cooper, Diane 35 Cooper, janet 35 Cooper, Sandra 133,145 Carpenter, Alan 19 Cox, Pam 35 Cox, Wesley 19 Craig, Debra 110,127 Craig, Diane 110,127 Crawford, Cathy 28,138,139 Crawford, Cheryl Ann 27,43,85,135 Cruye, Anthony 43 Cruz, Carlos 27 Cunningham, Debbie 43,129 Cunningham, judy 43 D Damato, Francis 35 Daniel, Russell 27 Daniels, Freddie 19 Daniels, Gabriel 69,19 Daniels, William 35 Davis, Bernell 27,126 Davis, Donald 77,19 Davis, Gaylan 126 Flores, Linda 130 Hernandez, Hernandez, Andy 28 jesse 20 Flores, Michael 27 Flores, Sheila 19 Flores, Victor 20 Folks, Larry 20,69,77 Folley Glen 61 Ford, Lori 36,131 Ford, Raymond Matt 113 Ford, Pat 28 Ford, William Clay 20 Fowler I Beverly 75 P , ii rrp' -trgyt. effgf. 4 4 c aeta, enise ,129 Garcia, Amy 20 Garcia, Barbara 20 Garcia, Delia 20,28 Garcia, Edna Garcia, jimmy 28 Garcia, jon 20,23,69 Garcia, jose David 77 Garcia, Leo 44 Garcia, Linda 134 Garcia, Maria Garcia, Mary Ann 44,84,75 Garcia, Oscar Garcia, Raul 53 Garcia, Stella 28 Garcia, Terry 28,75 Garcia, Trinidad 20 Garrett, james 42,44,99,124,129 Garza, Kim 44 Gibson, Pamela 20 Gill, john 20,77 nda 53 Hernandez, josie 63 Hernandez, Richard Hess, Cathy 45,129 Higginbothan, james 36,39 Hilgemen, David 28 Hilgeman, Donata 20,25,136 Hill, Curtis 36 Hill, David Hiscox, Roxanne 99 Hoffman, Andy 28 Hoffman, Lori 20 Hoffman, Tony 55 Hoggman, Steve 37 124,146,147 Holland, Preston 42,44,45,92,93,95,98,91 Holmes, Scott 37 Honea, jean 45,129 Honea, Linda 20,18,134 Honea, Rhonda 21,134 Hood, Helen 56 Horlacher, Cheryl 46 Horlacher, Sam 21 Horning, Tandra 37,40,122,124,136, 142 Hovanec, Linda 21,135 Hudson, Doc 52 Hudson, Emily 29 Humphrey, Brian 29 Hursey, Carolyn Hursey, Grant 21 Hurst, jon 46,117 Hurst, Teresa 37 1 iackson, Cecil 111 james, Alan Roger jarrett, lerry Gillenwater, Tommy 36 Gillespie, Guy 20,125 Gillespie, Stacy 44 jerrett, Rusty 21 jeffries, jason jeffries, jerome Davis, Steve 43,83 Day, Alcie 35 Day, George 19 Dearing, Isaac 69 Bowen, Bowen, Britt 1B,24,25,69,136,134 Ronald 59 Dearing, Linda 19 Delbridge, Larry 82,83,62 Glass, Cleophus 28,134 Gloria, Andrea 20 Gloria, Carmen 20 Gloria, julio 36 Gloria, Gloria, Lewis 28 Sylvia 28 Bradford, Crystal 35,110,108 Brennan, Mike 57,77 Brewer, Richard 18 Delsi, Albert 43 Delci, joe De Young, Larry 19 Brice, Chris 26 Bridschge, Lester 42,129 Bridschge, Richard Bridschge, Terri 18 Brown, Debbie lWilliamsj 35,40 Brown, Geneva Brown, jane Brown, Larry 42,72,83,93,124,133,70,71 Brown, Mary 134 Brown, Myron 18 Brown, Randy 18 Brown, Sam 18 Bruggeman, Sally 18 Bryant, Patricia 18 Buckner, Ruth 42,129,136 Burkheart, Casey 18 Burns, Dianna 168-index Dizon, Barney 27 Dixon, Carolyn 27 Dixon, james Scott 19,136 Dixon, Pat 60 Dominguez, Manuel 44,92,91 Don, Greg 27,28,116,117 Dosh, Debra 84,85,60 Drebert, Bobby Duarte, Eddie 35 Duarte, Susie 19 l Ducke t, Larry 35 Dunn, Walter 19 Dunn, Wilma 44 Duran, Lupe 27,28,84,124 Duran, Fernando 35 Duvall, Duvall, Glenn 27 Leatha 19 Gloria, Valerie 44 Gloria, Victoria 28 Gomez, Isabel 20,144 Gomez, jacqueline 20 Gomez, Martha 20,84,45 Gomez, Rosie Gonzales, Margie 36 Gonzales, Maria 28 Gonzales, Peter Gonzales, Rose 28 Gonzales, Zaira 36,B4,105,75 Goree, Kathy 125 Goree, Leslie 28,95,118 Goulette, Preston Goulette, Wanda 28,126 Granillo, Narda 28 Greely, Steve 28 Greene, Sonya 20 Grott, Lisa 131 Grubbs, Susan 28,97,140 jeffries, john 21,77 jeffries, Randy 62,118 jennings, Kevin 46,83,124 jennings, Pauls 21 jennings, Terri 29,135 jeter, Curtis 46 jeter, Mike 29 johns, Cynthia johns, Erleen 21 johns, Sharon 21 johns, Terry 21 johnson, Brenda 29,84 johnson, Donnie 46,83,70 johnson, Gwendolyn 21,85 johnson, Norma 57 johnson, Sheila johnson, jeanette 37,40,109 johnson, Virginia 63,115 jones, Candy 21 jones, Edwin Andy 21 jones, Linda 46,90 jones, Marvin 21 jones, Mary'21,85,101,75,134 jordan, Alica Freda 21,84 jordan, Curtis jordan, Darrell 37,111,70 jordan, Doreen 46,84,99,75 jordan, Eddie 21,126 jordan, an jordan, Virgil 29,80,82,83 jorgenson, Pan 29 jose, Edward juan, Hubert 46,133,126 juan, Stuart 29,83 jung, Keith 69 jung, Kevin 21,37 K Karvelis, Andrew 46 Karvelis, Melissa 37,40 Keller Keller , jancie 57,117 , Kent 21 Kelley, janet 29 Kelsheimer, james 21,77 Kempton, Curtis 46,92,93,104,136,108 Kennedy, Randy Kent, jon 29 Kenworthy, Carolyn 37 Fairetta 46,97,98,100,110,127,90 Kerman, David 37 Kerman, Lisa 21,115 Keyes, Corky 29,112 Keyes, Debbie 46 King, Doreen 37,126 King, Mike 37,111 Kintz, Kristen 46,116,122 Kirk, jimmy 29,117 Knowles, Karen 21,25,136 Knowles, Sandi 28,29,135,108 Kruse, Steve 37 Kuhlengel, Roy 29,83,25 L Lambert, Laura Ann 21,134 LaPaglia, Cecilia 21,136 Lapton, Edmund Lara, Bertha 4o,37,1o5,117,1oa,117 Lara, Liz Lara, Molly 29 Lara, Steven 29 Lara, Terri Larkin, Rudolph 21,77,134 Larson, janet 47,129 Lawerence, Ken 47,118 Lawerence, Roy 29,83 Layton, Edmund 21,77 Mann, Steve 22 Manuel, Farrell 22,77 Manuel, Yvonne 30 Manzanedo, Lupe 22 Manzanedo, Ricky 38 Marin, Carlos 30 Marrietta, Donna 47,126 Martin, jamie 47,133 Martin, Jeanie 30,136,108,117 Martinez, Arthur 47 Martinez, Cecilia Martinez, janet Martinez, joe Martinez, Patsy 30 Martinez, Tommy 22,69,77 Martinez, Victor 30 Martinez, Willie 38 Matthews, Eric 22,77 Mathis, Celess 22 Maud, Greg 30,118,119 Mauldin, Le Anne 30,138,139,113 Maynes, Dick 65,83 McClune, Cindi 28,30,136 McClune, Karee 42,47,92,112,113 McCullough, Mary 48,109 McCullough, Thomas Duanne 30,122 McDaniel, Cathy Lynn 47,129 McDaniel, Elaine 22,136 McDaniel, Scott 22 McElroy, David 38 McEuen, Kim 28,30 McFadden, johnnie McHugh, Charles Kevin 48,46,80,83,93,70, 123,124,112 McHugn, led 22,69 McKinney, Linda 48,134 McLemore, Darrell Gene 48,93 McLemore, Scott 30 McPherson, Kathie 48,128,129 Meadows, Shay 38,40,96,114,123,124 Mendoza, Margie 30,143,136 Mendoza, Sam 38,101 Medlock, Steve Metzlei 1--hn 38 Mickelson, Robin 22,97,136,140 Miguel, Lee 48,83,123,124 Mikles, Garth 38,123,136,108 Miller, Mary 22,144 Millet, Artemius 61 Mirmelli, Vicki 38,40,136,142,S8 Mitchell, Brenda 30 Mitchell, Carrie 38 Navarro, Mike 39,83 Nelson, David 31 Nelson, Tammy 23 Newby, joe 23 Newby, Michael 48 Nichols, Patrick 31 Nowlin, joyce 46,148,118 Nowlin, Suzette 31,136,142,143 O O'Brien, Cheryl 31 Ochoa, Becky 31 Ochoa, Reynolds 23,126 Ortega, Norma 31,75 Ortiz, Gracie 39 Osboun, Ray 52 Osuna, Othelia 110 Ovitt, jack Mark 49 Owens, Cliff 39 P Pablo, Evonne 31 Paden, joy Padgett, Don 64 Padron, Elva 49 Palacios, Manuel 39 Palacios, Mario 23,69 Parks, Loren 77 Parks, Melodie 134 Parra, I Partain. ohn 136 joe 65,124,70 Passmore, David 49,73,70 Pate, Crystal 138,139,135 Payne, Vivian 136 Perea, l sella 39,131 Perea, joe 49 Perea, Susan 39,109,110 Perkins, Sandra 31 Perkins, Wes 31 Phillips, Wanda 52 Piccirilli, Frank 39,133 N10l' l'0W Layton, Leslie 29 Lee, Gary 21 Lemus, Rosemary 47,129 Lesso, Gloria 47 Lesso, janet 29,126,75 Lewis, Cruz 47,83 Lewis, David Z9 Lewis, Edward Lewis, Estele 118,136 Lewis, jewel 63 Lewis, jewel 21 Lewis, john 37,83 Lewis, Marie 92,123,136,137,47,90,91 Lewis, Sylvia 47,126 Licano, Ruben 37,83 Licano, Steve 29,83 Lininger, jerry 29 Molina, Belen 30 Molina, Felix Molina, joe ijrj 38,83 Molina, joe tSrj 48 Molina, Robert 48,129 Monroe, Mike 22,23,69,77 Montiio, Margie 22 Montiio, Phillip 30,83,101 Alvin 38,73,80,81,82,83,123,124,70,71 Moore, Moore, Bettie 22 Moore, Donnie 38 Moore, Rudy 30 Moore, Wesley 38, 83 , Bill 48,80,83,99,101,123,124 Morano, Manuel 48,129 Morgan Morgan, Don 59 Moring, Teresa 22,136 , Bonnie 30 Lindgren, joanie 22 Linton, Gary Linton, Lary 47 Lloyd, Debrah 47,129,135,91,S2 Loftin, Richard 29,79,83 Lohr, Edward 47,92 Morrow, Donnie 39 Morrow, Nelson 48,123,124,134 Morrow, Ragie 48,95,98,101,115,123,124,146, 147 Morrow, Ronnie 22,23,134 David Long, Reyes, Eddie 39 Lohr, Glenn 22 Lohr, Patty 38,110,117 Long, Tina 22,134 Mosley, johnny Platt, Gene 56 Platt, Lucy 42,49,92,95,104,116,91,117 Poe, Mark Poe, Suzanne 23 Pogue, johnna 31 Paulter, Brenda 109 Powell, james 53 Prater, Mary Ann 110 Pratt, Mike 39 Pratt, Ronnie 31 Pretzer, Karl 39 Pretzer, Paula 23,136,108 Pretzer, Penny 58 Price, Carmel 31,134 Q Queen, Eddie 49,97,98,100 Queen, j,C. 23,69,76,77,101 Quijada, Mary Helen Quintero, Carmen 28,31,110 R Rainford, Mark 39 Rains, Kathy 39 Ramsey, Brenda 39 Ramsey, jerry 77 Ramirez, joe 32 Ray, Carrie 32 Ray, David 32,134 Reece, Zola Reed, Terry 95 Reid, Ricki 32 Renning, Bob 65,78 Ronnerud, Phil 55 Ross, Adam 23 Ross, Lisa 32,33,110,'l18,122,108 Rosson, Kelly 23 Roth, james 72,73,52 Roulston, Patti 49,42,1Z9 Rowe, Kim 32,101,145 Rowe, Robert 32 Rupp, Tom 23,77 Rushing, Brenda 32,75 Rushing, Dennis 40,69,83,127 Rushing, Ernest lr, Rushing, Harvey 24,76,77 S Sager, Katy 4O,133,136,135 Sager, Robin 24,136 Salazar, Ray 40,78,79,70 Sanger, Clay 49,118,119,113 Sauceda, Emilio 40 Sauceda, Mary 40 Schneider, Gene 24 Schepers, S 32 Schultz, Marlene 53 Schumacker, Polly 54 Schwartz, Karran 32,84,124,134 Scott, jill 28,32,136,108 Scott, Rae 59 Sego, Nancy 50,92,141 Sesma, johnny 50 Shaw, joe 24 Shaw, Terese 40,135,146,147 Sherrill, jeffery 24,69,77 Sherrill, Ronnie 41,136 Shlll, Ranen 32 Shoal, Sylvia 65 Shope, Tom 52 Sibley, Allen 50 Sibley, jean 133 Siler, john 58,120,122 Simms, Kent 24,136 Simpson, Vincent 24,77 Sipes, Scott 42,50,73,92,94,96,104,124,91,70 1 Skousen, Terri 50,93,94,95,98,101,146,147,9 Smtly, janell 24 Smith, Brenda 63,130 Smith, Bruce 41,118 Smith, Herman Smith, Mark 24,77 Smith, Nancy Smouse, Bruce 50 Smouse, Gloria 50 Snyder, Finlay Sobkovlak, Carol 58 Solomon, Brenda 24,85,75,134 Solomon, Cornelius 32,82,83,118124134 Soto, jose, 24 Spencer, Diana 50 Spoon, Franklin 41 Springer, Bennie 32 Springer, Thyea 50 Stack, Brenda 40,133,108 Stack, Sandra 32,108 Stafford, Larry 56 Staggs, Carolyn 50 Staggs, Cindy 41,122,135 Staggs, Debbie 32 Starns, Robert Scott 24 Starns, Tony 32 Steck, Ross 52 Stevens, Eric 41 Stevens Stevens Stevens , jim 127 , Mike 41,83,116,122,108 . Renee 24,134 Lopez, Marcus 22 Lopez, Robert 22 Love, Harold 64,92,126 Ludwig, Michelle 22,23,138,139 Ludwig, Scott 38,136 Murphr Luellig, jeffery Blaine 22 Luna, Robert 22 Lyman, Lonnie 22 Lynch, Connie 30 Lyons, Danny 30 Lopez, Letica 30 Lopez, Manuel 30 M Mote, joel 77 Motzur, john Moyah, Carlos 31 Moyah, Victor Mudd, joey 22,25 Muldrow, Annette 136,134 Muldrow, Debra 146,147 Muldrow, Greg 22,77,134 Muldrow, Kevin 31,124 Muldrow, Larry 31,83,134 Muldrow, Ronnie 77 Muldrow, Vera 31,85,127,134,75 Muldrow, Will 31,134 Munoz, Murrtac Marcella 23 k, Tracie 31,124,75 Murphree, Denise 31,95,138,139,135 ee, Maxine 133 Reyes, Patricia 49,84 Reyes, Ruben 49 Reyna, Rhyan, Rhyan Susan 23 janet 32,136 Teresa 23 136 134 Macial, Albert 38,83 Mackley, Penny 30 Madrid, jose 22,130 Madrid, Manuel- Madrid, Tony 30 Madril, Angle 30 Madril, Connie 22 Malone, Emmett Murray, Gail 60,110 Murrieta, Raul 40,129 Murrieta, Ricky 39 Myers, Randy 31 N Napier. Marylu 39 Richards, Kendall 40,136,108 Richardson, joan 23 Richardson, Patty 49,92,108 Richardson, Varsi 40 Rico, Linda Rico, Lupe 40 ' Kenneth 49 8 1 4 1 Rivas, Tim Rivera, Manuel 23,77 Roberts, june 63,115,130 Rodgers, Gale 61 Rojas, George 23 Rojas, Hopi 40,131 lacido 23 Ro ' ' '- . - ' , ' ' P Romero, Robert 32 Stinson, Debbie 110 Stovall, Thomas 32 Street, Patricia 127 Street, Troy 32 Suit, Diane Suit, Dorothy 50 Sutton, Nina Swanson, Bruce 53,95 Swearingin, Dee 54 Sweis, Eid 64 T Taft, Kelly 40,41,118,123,136,138139 Taft, Kim 50,92,93,118,119,133,136142 91 Tanner, Cheryl 41 Tate, Freddie 41 Tate, Penny 24,134 Taylor, Beatrice 24 Taylor, james Taylor, Katy 41 Taylor, Lance 32 Taylor, Timothy 33,83 Terrell, Phil 50,93,104,118,119 Rebecca 33,110,136,135 Terrell, Thomas, Alvin 33,83 Thomas, Carol 126 index- 169 Valcarce, joe 41 Thomas, Hayward 24 Thomas, Otis 24,69,134 Thomas, Willie Thompson, justin 24,136 Thompson, Kathy 41 Thompson, Susan 24,134 Thurman, Larry 33 Tidwell, Butch 24 Tisnado, Dennis 33 Trevlno, Richard 24 Tripp, Stephanie 51,104 Tristen, Ruben 24 Triiillo, Ignacio 33 Tso, Karen 41 Tuly, Kimberly 24,125 Turnbull, julie 33,141,108,35 U Uflord, lune 63 Ullord, Sherry 28,33 Unger, Carolyn 33 Ulner, Sherry 52 V Valdez, Augustine Valencia, Frank 24,41 Valencia, Lisa 24 Valemca, Maria 110 Valeluela, Pat Valenzuela, Rudy 24 Valles, Annabelle 24 Valle Valle 5, Benny 136 y, Wilma 24 Vasquez, Mike 24,69 Vavages, Stephanie 24 Vega, Debbie 33 Vick, Bill 65 Vickrey, Leslie 33 Villa, Bobby Villa, Frank 51 Villa, julian Villa, Norma 51 Villa, Rafael Vollmar, Pam Warwick, Robin 142 Webb, jerry 51 Webb, Lena 52 Welch, Debbie 25,435,136 Welch, Wade 51,92,94,95,99,114,122 Wheeler, Lee 33,73,83,124,70 Wheeler, LeRoy 134 Wheeler, Mickey 25,b9,77,134 Whipple, jim 61,77 White, Delores 41 White, Elilah White, Raymond White, Stephen 33,134 Walden, Christine 25 Wildermuth, Kerry 25 Wiles, Howard 33,233,124 Willey, Kenney 41 Williams, Clayton Williams, Frances ol Williams, Gill Z4,25,b9,134 Williams, Kim 33,97,110,136,140,108 Williams, Ruth Ann 33,110 Williams, Tammy 25 Williams, Tony 33 Williams, Vickie 46,5l,92,'l10,136,l37 Williamson, Doyle Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Charlie 25,130 Wiseman, Glenda 62 Wiseman, William 23,25,69 Wofford, lack 33,83 Wood, Mike 51,129 Woodard, Craig 51,129 Woodard, Shirley 63 Worsham, Peggy 51,128,129 Wright, Patricia 51,138,139 Wuertz, Carol 51,104 Wuertl, David 23,25,77 Wyatt, Susan 33 Wyatt, William 33 Y Ybarra, Jessie 51 Yohannan, Linda Yon, Darlean 41,122,135 Younger, Edward 25 W lj Youtsey, Celia 25 Wadkins, Kelly 41 I youtsvvv Micky 41 Wagner, Erica 122,41,117 f L Wagner, Kurt 33,118,119,13G ' N Z ward, Denise 51,122,136 Warren, Kenneth 24 N Zapata George 25 Warren, Michael 41,123 An- Zell kelly 25 77 X Waffene VW' , zen, arenas 51 Warwick, hunger 33, ix ,f C 5 f 1 ,X A Q 1 -X . , .f-fe L97 C i I f 1 ct as N. xx? .S 17 s , XX , 1 , fs ex 5 A X ' fy A 5 4 , A Q f 0 . f f 1 f 4 170-index ,....- senior activities Acuna, Sally .. . Appell, Mark . . .Wrestling 3, Tennis 4, Letter- man's 4. Arredondo, Karla FHA 2, G. Bskbl mgr. Ashcraft, jerry Ftbl mgr. ' B Bagnall, Dennis FFA, Bsbl. Behrens, Teresa Senate 2, Bskbl stat. 2, Mat maid 1, Y for D 1, V. Cheer. 1, jr, Sec., G. State, Sci. Cl..1, BT 1, NHS 1, Stud. Body VP, Speech Cl. 1. Bland, Cynthia Chorus 2, FBLA Blakeman, Shane FFA 4, Letter. 1, Wrest. 4, Key Cl. 1. Bowen, Bobbi . . . FHA 4, Speech Cl. 2, Drama Cl. 3, jr. VP,.Sr. Senate, TRAGYC 2, Y for D 1, NHS 1, Fr. 811V Stat., Track mgr. 3, Pep b. 4, Reg. b. 1, Band 4, Stage b. 3, BT, Sci. Cl. G. State, Congressional Scholar. Bridschge, Lester . . .G Golf, FFA Brown, Larry Bskbl 4. Burton, Tena Band 2, FBLA 3, FHA 1, V. Ftbl stat. 1. Bustamente, Hector .. C Cathemer, Thomas . . . Christensen, Tammy . . . Cogger, Forrest . . Cole, Skip Stu. Body Pres., jr. Pres., Soph VP, Fr. Senate., Sci Cl 2, YB 3, Head Photo, NHS 1. ftbl 1, 'lennis 4, Boys State. Cooper, Barbaranne B.A. 4. Chorus 1. .li , ' M l 1 in l ,,i,, ,ll ., l lil-1-ix lwlll lil , 13. .. il ' , -. 'll , qll ' 111- l .,. M ...,. 4 i flllll' . 'gat' A :Q , ,. TQ' ly 5111 ill 1 5 Crawford, Cheryl . . . FHA 1, Chorus 3, 'Vlbl 1, Bskbl stat. 3, G. Bskbl 1, Track 2 Cruye, Tony FFA, Tribes, Ftbl, Wrest. Work Ex. Cunningham, Debbie . . . Cunningham, judy Child Care Davis, Steve Golf 2, Bsbl 1, Ftbl 4, Track 1, Wrest. 1. Delsi, Albert FFA 2. Dominguez, Manuel NHS 1. Drebert, Bobby 1 Dunn, Wilma . .. E Echols, Randy FFA 3. Escalante, Alonzo YB1, Senate 2. F Felix, Nellie ... Figueroa, Elvia Mex. Am. Cl. 1. Ford, Matt ... FFA 4. G Faeta, Denise Sp. Cl., Work Ex. 1 Garcia, Edna Garcia, Leo . . . Garcia, Mary Ann G. Bskbl, G. Vlbl, Garcia, Oscar . . . Garrett, limes . Letter 3, Key CI., Stu. Coun. 1, Sr. Rep. lr. Treas. Gillespie, Stacy Mat Maid 1, Senate 3, FBLA 1, sp. Cl. 3, Yb 1, Gym. cl. 1. Gloria, Valerie . . . V Gomez, Martha Vlbl 4, Bskbl 3, Letter 1, Sp. Cl. 1. Gorre, Kathie . . . Grott, Lisa H Hall, Keith ... Hansen. Eric FFA 4, Yb 1. Harden, james Thes. Soc. 2. Harrison, Randy Fr. Ftbl, FFA 3, Worlf Ex. Harvey, Yvonne . . . Thes. Soc. 2, Drama Cl. 3, Sci CI. 1, Senate 3, FHA 4, Pep B. 4, Band -1, Stage B. 1 NHS. 1. Hawkins, Mike FFA .. Bsbl 3, Track 1, Yb 2, Hayes, joe ... Heet, Barbara FFA 4. Heet, Donald FFA 4, Bskbl 4, Sr. Sen. Sp. Cl. 3. Henry, Claude Work Ex. Henry, Rusty Ftbl 1, Gym. Cl. 1, FFA 4, VP, Hess, Cathy . Hiscox, Roxanne . . . .. Band 'AW Holland, Preston . . . Ftbl 1, Bskbl 3, Tennis 4, Cross Country 1, Soph Treas., jr. Sen. Sr. Pres., NHS, Pres. 1, Sci. Cl. 2, YB 2. Honea, jean FHA 3, Chorus 4, Work Ex. Sen. 2 Horlacher, Cheryl . . FFA 2, Work Ex. Hurst, jon Fairmont E., Bsbl IX, Yb fl, Sr Sen. l jackson, Cecil Bsbl. jennings, Kevin Ftbl 1, Track 3, Letter 3 Jeter, Curtis . . . johnson, Donnie ...Ftbl 2, Bsbl 3, Bskbl 2 B.A. 'l. jones, Linda Tennis 4, FBLA 2, Fr. Sen Sp. Cl. 1 Yb 2, Q8fS soc. jorden, Dorene . . . Vlbl 4, G. Bskbl 4, Bear Mas. 1, Track 2. jordan, Fairy Cheer. 3, B. A. 4, Track 1 B.A.2 fil juan, Hubert Tribes Cl. 1, FFA 1, Ftbl 2. K Karvelis, Andy jr. Sen, Sci. Cl., Ftbl. 4, Wrest., Bsbl., Track, Letter. Kempton, Curtis Band 4, FBLA 4, VP 81 Treas. NHS-VP, Sci. CI. Stage B. 3, Boys' State. Kintz, Kristen Band 2, FBLA 2, 'Thesbian 2, Pom Pon 1, Senate 3, Sci Cl 3, Drama 4, Yb 1, Pep B. 2, FHA 1, Bsbl state 1. Kisto, Franklin L Larson, Janet Fr. Treas., Senate 1 FFA 2. Lawrence, Ken Band 2, Bt 2, Bsbl 2, FFA 2. ' Lemus, Rosemary FHA 1 Lesso, Gloria ... Tribes 4. Lewis, Cruz ... . Lewis, Marie Sph. Sen., Sci, Cl, 2, NHS, Thes. Soc 1, Band 4, Stage B. 2, Pep B. 2, Drama Cl. 1. Linton, Larry Chess Cl 1, Ftbl 1, Bsbl 2, Wrest. 2. Lloyd, Debbie NHS, FHA 2, Chorus 1, G. Glee, Work Ex, M Madrid, Manuel .,, Malone, Emmett . . . Marrietta, Donna Tribes. Martin, Jamie FHA 1, Chorus 1, NHS, G. Glee, Martinez, Arthur ... McClune, Karee . .. Band 1, Cheer. 2, FFA 3, Sr. Sec, FFA Dis. Sec. NHS Sec. Sp Cl 1, Sen. 2, Gym Cl. McCullough, Mary Band 2, FHA 1, SAE 1, McDaniel, Cathy FHA, FFA Work Ex SAE. McHugh, Kevin FFA 4, Pres., Letter. 4, Sci. Cl. 2, Sen. 3, Ftbl 4, Bskbl 4, Bsbl 4, Mr. Preferred. McKinney, Linda ... B.A. 4, Chorus 4, Drama 1. Work Ex. McLemore, Gene Ok. Boys' State. McPherson, Kathie . . , NHS, FHA 1'A, Chorus 1, Work Ex. Miguel, Lee Ftbl 4, Bskbl 3, Letter. 2 Molina, Joe FFA 1. Moreno, Manuel Bsbl 3. FFA 3. Mcrgan, Bill Ftbl 4, Track 4, Wrest. 3, Letter. 4, Morrow, Nelson Track 4, Ftbl 1, Bskbl 1, Letter. 3, Chorus 1. Mosley, Johnny Moyah, Victor . . . Morrow, Ragie Cheer. 4, FFA 4. Murrieta, Raul Ftbl mgr. 1, Work Ex. is N Newby, Michael FFA 2. Nowlin, Joyce Jr. Rep. Senate 2, FHA, Ni-ls, Fi-is, Ovitt, Mark . . . Track 2. P Padron, Elva Parra, John Passmore, Skip ... Key Cl 2, FFA 1, Letter 3, Track 4, Bskbl 3, Ftbl 2. Platt, Lucy . . . Yb Ed 81 Member 3, Sci. Cl 3, FBLA 2, FFA, Parli Pro 1, NHS, SAE, Y for D, Pom Pon 1, Bsbl stat. 1 Senate 2, Rep. 2, Stu. Coun. 2. Q Queen, Eddie Ftbl 2, Bskbl 2, Track 3, FFA 3, Chorus- 3, B.A. 4. R Reyes, Ruben FFA 4, Work Exp. 1 Richardson, Patty'. .. FBLA 4, FFA 3 lTreas- urer '76-'77J, FHA 2, Football Stat 1, Wrestling Stat. 2, Freshmen Senate, Sopho- more Treasurer Baseball Stat., NHS Rivas, Kenneth Football 4, Wrestling 4, Track 4, Tribes Club 4, Lettermczfs Club 3. Roulston, Patti Freshmen Senate, Sopho- more Senate, Junior Senate, Senior Class Treasurer, FBLA 1, FFA 2. S Sanger, Clay FFA 3, Frosh Football, Speech Club, 2, Key Club 1. Sego, Nancy Speech Club, 3, NHS 1, FBLA 3, Girl's Basketball 1, Band 1, SAE 1, Mascot 2, JV Basketball Stat 1, JV Baseball Stat 1 Sibley, Allen FFA 4, Football 1 Sipes, Scott Basketball, Track, Football, Science Club, N.H.S., Lettermen's Club, Senior Senate, State band, Student Council FFA Skousen, Terri FFA 3, Cheerleader, 3, FBLA 1, Student Council 3, Senate 1, SAE 1, Science Club 3, Yearbook 1, Pep Club 1 Lettermen's Club 1, N.H.S. 1 Smouse, Bruce FFA 2, Football 1 Smouse, Gloria FHA 1, FFA 1 Spencer, Diane FHA 1, Work Exper. 1 Stinson, Debbie FHA 3 ,lSecretary 1J JV Baseball Stat 1 T Taft, Kimberly . . . Pom Pons 2, Speech Club 3 fPresident 1J N.H.S., International Thespian Society, Drama Club 3, Band 2, Bear Tracks 2, Gymnastics Club 1 lTreasurerJ Tripp, Stephanie Golf 1, FFA 2 W Ward, Denise , , . Marching 81 Concert Band 4, Stage Band 3, Pep Band 3, Speech Club 2, Drama Club 2, Thespian Club, 2, Regional Band 1, State Solo Ensemble 2. Warwick, Robin Tribes 1 Webb, Jerry JV Football 2, Track 3 Welch, Wade ,. . Drama 4, Thespian 3, Science 1, Student Council 3, Senate 1, Foot- ball 1, N.H.S. 1, Bear Tracks 116. Williams, Clayton ... Williams, Vickie Thespian 1, Drama 2, Band 4, Jazz Band 3, Science Club 1, N.H.S. 1, FHA 3, Senior Senate 1, Pep Band 4. Woodard, Craig Wrestling 2, Golf 2 Wright, Patricia . .. Black Awareness, Mat Maid Wilcox, Marcell Collier Sophomore Senate Junior Senate, Senior Senate, FBLA 1, FFA 2, Mat Maid Wuertz, Carol Pom Pons 2, Band 2, FBLA 2, Youth for Democracy 1, FHA 1 Y Ybarra, Jesse Football 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, FFA 2 Z Zell, Brenda FHA 1, FFA 2, Meat Judging Team, Work Expcriencc -l JM. QUQQQWJQQ Cm mm OJWQSX Qu-fl qmf 9 vfxjgi Mu QQQ-Lfgjkl -Siqbffbygl, 2fh -XL5.1fQ, CD. RYUUULJ 19-WY GJWCB' SN Ewgo, wfm Jmmgal, m3JQL3QGQfhMf2L QQJJWCC H35 Q QQM,C,2g3 p SMWQQ 'l-mgijflfxvx Wmlfyfiaaf 5 Q'Q' 700' af KT C7'4A'f5? fl- Q iii Cbffl QREPQLJQ ClCQi1'7QfQpG5 JAX Noi, 1 4, Kmoul K Z H r f t fli Zlfwcaly ff' 1: mean. 'wtwnnf 41 l ,Q Q, , ,. , ixx ., ,. , X , , wi i. i 4 it in 'e. i ii A Mil' 'Mill it M Win, ' X , .Will , , ,ilimiqtgwgf , ,wi lliisiii,Wi 1iQlli Q, ww' llliill lxlllzltfl l ' l iiw ll ,A yi- iw i xi ' Q g n 1 f if it .r f 1' it , ln' mm ij i,,, ,w,',,g,ii' J ill, ' , -- N ,.M i5iQi1l,gl,, i53 -N l .-,kiwi-X, . 3 A X YWQ: 'l ' llwlll ilili W South of the Gila-There are unique plants, mountains, and people which effect our daily lives at CHS. - will 1 1 1 L l South of the Gila . . . There are inany ne-ople I would uting to i . tithe lsucce:s of the '77 President:---the -,fearbook sta l mi it 1x4 t v l , W Coolidge businessmen, tle teaching staff, and thusltu ents of l dgg lll l lSclgool. l Their eqsrts are greatly appreciated. Q , A M il llt b , I wouldg tompxpress my special thanks to Mrs. Keller lformerlyg,tMrs.W , , ifcr hlllo ereeicoilragememt and faith. it f A i A i. gm tti. , i it l , r W ,r ' A , A llll l l r I . Lu- 5 W ' , 'N L , . qylflll im M lr, wi Millwall it ll A A ll N ly X -' Q' ivilltll' l X W' li. ' W rl'A Q l l M - ll l 'li i in if t ,Q it rw im in W ,IE ww 'i M :A M il. is Y' '. QQ ,.w Jf 'i' V, l 'M , vs ' my N 'l it-it qw. Lara fix M it , Assistant Editor ' ' tvyt ' X' Klntz ,,.i i s Manager M i it it we if x . We ,Ni W, , Vemece Archer . + it i t r Gres Don , i Cgigh h M 'l ' Alonzo Escalente t otograp er : X, ,E M 3 Wt' 'W james Garrett ' ' vw Y ' Eric Hansen Keller , M y jon Hurst . X W' N .XN, , ,, W5 Liz Lara l- X V Patty Lohrf ' X' ' Mlm jeanie' Martin W - Mike Stevens ww' g Q XM Erica Wagner l g iiit W s V t v itii i I in r it vi Qu- N why w i- - V l 4 4 v T Ed1 I F 4 roundballers do it again 1 1. During the second game of the Championship, Skip Passmore swished a free throw. 2. In the same game, Alvin Moore scored two against Page. 3. Larry Brown and jim Harrison were the captains for the Championship game against Apache junction. 4. Lee Wheeler went up for two unmolested points against Apache junction. 5. jim Harrison flew above his man after the halftime break. 6. After the game the bears were victorious in their quest for the championship. 7. The catalyst of the bears offense was Kevin McHugh with his timely shooting. For the second consecutive year, the Coolidge Bears earn- ed the title of State Champions. The Bears had a very suc- cessful 'season in all respects. Losing only four games all season, the team had excellent spirit and fine players with 7 great depth. i--' f X aw' W 1.1 -uv-wi. 2 I L ' i 3 f. i L1 UQ lla lily' a. F it 4 it ., Nt ' swirl -ffl? M N. . M N i l me ' f L-f . L' ' '-1' 5 Q K . if y t. J L X X 1 1 pi :wfgfesf . ,yer ga it fa Hr. ' M, ea -1 . '- if . s ei . ' 1' L ii was f 'ffm' H ' ii f V 5' i' ffffiil-ll f1a.:. . 4:-if f-,L ,- esfiwi A 'line n mm 2 .. gb fx Mm fu if fx iff , ip. 1, 'S W? N 1' S ky. -.Q X Mi ,iw . W A K M. 1, Students rush toward the finish line during the Western Week assembly. 2. Wes Moore hurriedly gulps down a quart of root beer to win the root beer Chug-a-lug during one of the noon time activities. 3. Mr. Swanson demonstrates his skill in dropping a penny into the cup. 4. Seniors make record speed to win this event. 5. The teachers are caught in the actg hands were not supposed to be used during this activity. 6. Debbie Brown and Peggy Clemens brought a baby goat during the Western Week Assembly. 4 chs actors show theirskill This year the CHS spring play was The Passing of the Third Floor Back. A change from the usual comedy, the play, written in 1908, offered a challenge to the cast, Only three cast members had any acting exper- ience, and the new actors will provide a boost to the Drama department. Many of the cast members who had been working on The Crucible before were in rehearsal for twelve weeks before presenting the play on April 29 and 30. The cast played to limited but responsive audiences. The play was set in a boarding house. There were an assortment of shifty charac- ters who were changed by the presence of The Stranger. Yvonne Harvey Erica Wagner . Vickie Williams Curtis Kempton Kelly Taft ....r Marie Lewis . . . Jeanie Martin. . Lance Taylor. . . Danny Fisher , Eric Stevens . . . Russ Daniel ... Kurt Wagner . . ...Mrs. Sharpe . . ...... Stasia ........MissKite .Major Thompkins . . . .Vivian Thompkins ..Mrs. Thompkins ...Mrs. DeHooley Christopher Penny ....jape Samuels . . .Harry Larkom ...joey Wright . . . .The Stranger 1. l'd rather have it before you're finished with it, if you're sure you can spare it. 2. Miss Kite primps while no one is watching. 3. You're betting on the chance of my accepting Mr. Wright's clammy and gener- ally speaking, not overclean hand. 4. 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Shari Hendrie drives off for no. 1 hole in the qualifying match. 3. Greg Maud putts well on the ninth hole. 4. Lester Bridschge shows excellent form. Row 1, Terry Reed, Doug Cole, Karl Pretzer, Mark Appel. Row 2, Coach Brennen, David Wuertz, Vincent Simpson, Art Buys, Preston Holland, Gill Williams, and Skip Cole. 1 - sez W Y , ,Y,, , , 4 6 , gxw 1- .A 4 ,, ' W i --...QNM 1. Mark Appel serves the ball. 2. Linda jones serves the ball during a match. 1 4 w, , Wx ,. w- W xy 'X W M uk M x A' ,Mm iw Nw X X . 'Nik K k k W ,W .M ,. Sw W ,mv -V., , ' f ww N wxgM'WxvwMWW N N W WW' WS ,W W w .eq 1 VW v W W W wt! W :fair aff W Mm, X ' 1.- -v., g.x' , www' :W W , ,xx Mfprom queen and kkkkk 5 king V kristen kintz skip passmore x X R k , we W + U W Af V , Q X W M WV M -3 ..graduation is... 2 - . ,131 'ir-gulf' .l 1. Steve Davis talks to Eddie Queen before the graduation ceremonies. 2. Larry Brown chats with fellow graduates. 3. john Sesma, Lee Miguel, and Kevin Jennings share thoughts of the future. 4. The Class of '77 puts its best foot forward. 5. Mike Newby, Barbara Heet, and Nancy Sego share a laugh . 6. Members of the class pose for one last picture together. a Collection of memories .... ..-U' V -- Al lsouth of the gila Page 14-1, Class of '77 prepares to march toward the future. 2. Valedictorian Skip Cole delivers his address. 3. Salutatorian Terri Skousen addresses the class. 4, Guest speaker Mr. Ross Steck gives words of encouragement to the graduates. 5. Tom Shope presents Ross Steck with an award for his many years of service, Page 15-1. Class of '77, 2. Gloria Lesso takes a picture of her classmates. 3, Larry Brown is congratulated. 4. Skip Passmore and Kenny Rivas prepare for graduation, 5. Norma Villa receives her diploma from School Board President Tom Shope. 6. 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