Douglas High School - Copper Kettle Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1969 volume:

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We see him as an enthusiast in sports, whether it be collecting the admission tickets, filming a football game from the crows nest, or making posters for the team to arouse spirit. We see him as the yearbook advisor, full of ideas and always striving for the best. We always see him as busy as a beaver, working on the scenery for plays, planning the decorations for the prom, trying to improve and help our school in every way he can. He is a dedicated man. His accomplishments in only two years as a teacher at DHS are so worthy of being recognized. Yet we see him not only as a teacher, but as a true friend-an all around good guy? He has honored our school with his countless efforts toward the best. He has a quality which is not such a commonplace any- more-pride. The students of DHS owe him a debt of grati- tude. Hence, the phrase, H ow can we ever repay you?', In this small but meaningful way, the yearbook editors honor him by proudly and sin- cerely dedicating the 1969 Copper Kettle to Mr. Laverne Mosher. 55,15 1 '41 ,Q 'W 1 f 1 E, The Senior Class of ,69 yells during the spirit cup competition at the first pep assembly. The new Seniors tooh the reins of leadership as the new year began. The close of summer came all too soon as school opened on August 27. The new Freshmen wandered around the halls looking for classes, going in the wrong restrooms, and generally acting like the newcomers that they were. The new Seniors quickly took power as the leading upper classmen, while the Juniors moved up closer to the day when they would run the school. Our foreign exchange student, Su- sanne Christiansen, from Denmark, was introduced to the studentbody at the AFS mixer dance early in Septem- ber. The first pep assembly brought out most of the school, and the Sopho- mores took the pep cup for the first time. The beginning of school brought with it all the joys of going to DHS, teachers, tests, getting kicked out of the library, football games, and the visions of the future winter months and activities. E The 1968-69 cheerleaders are shown here taking Gooch, Anna Castillo, Pat Dgnigly and Buppie time out from their many duties. They We Helm. These girls worked hard to promote Helen Bostick, Ginger Dotson, Salli Shaya, Pat gchggl Spirit and enthusiasm. 12 STUDENT LIFE School Activit Enlivens Fall IB., Ir. fLloyd Brendenj 'gconductsn the vol- unteer pep band which played at the soap scrimmage. Suzanne Christiansen, AFS foreign exchange student from Denmark, is greeted by students during the welcome mixer held in her honor in September. New Senior members of National Honor Society repeat the pledge at the formal induction. The ceremony took place in split assemblies. STUDENT LIFE 13 ....,.,,X fr f'i . Q. ,,,x f s . - The month of October brought with it the annual FFA Rodeo. Aspiring cowboys rode steers, barrel raced, and roped cattle. Held at the county fair- grounds, this event is becoming one of the most popular of all events in the fall. Tri-Hi-Y initiated its new members during the Amphi football game. Dressed in costumes appropriate to the verse on their backs, they paraded for the fans during the game. Pep assemblies before the football games helped to raise spirit for the top-ranked Dawgs during October, as they easily defeated foes Catalina and Amphi. Early October also became preparation time for the coming D- week and initiation. The FFA Rodeo in October saw many students steer riding and calf roping. Skipper Adams tries his luck at roping a calf during the long day event. Falling off can be just as hard as staying on in steer riding, Steve Ewing learns, as Bob Gierke and Ron Grainger look on. S 14 STUDENT LIFE The Tri-Hi-Y Hswingersi' pose for their mug shot during the Amphi football game. The initi- ation included a trip to the cemetery. Cheerleaders Raul Celaya, Jim Pursley, and Frank Melendez pose for their picture in the locker room following the pep rally where they showed off their precision cheers to the crowd. The boy's afternoon sewing circle cordially invite you to their daily sit-in on an abandoned bench before sixth period between the fourth and fifth wings. FFA Rodeo Sparks Earl October The freshman coaches, Mr. Anaya and Mr. Smith ex- press concern for their team during Catalina game. In spite of their grim expression, Douglas won, 20-0. The pep assembly for the Catalina game brought out HSuper Cecil and his football team. Gary James las- sos the Trojan horse saving Douglas. STUDENT LIFE 15 Shannon Lewis breaks through the spirit poster as the Bull- l dogs come on the Held for the D-Day grid game. Everybody's D-Dayv was dedicated to Mr. Paul Huber Sr., standing here with Cruz Amaya and Lupe Laborzn Mr. Huber retired this year after 45 years of service ff' Football sweetheart Pat Gooch and her attendants, Cindy Jordan and Helen Bosticlf pose for the fans during the halftime of the game. 16 STUDENT LIFE Football Win Hi hlights D-Da Spirit rolled to a peak in October during Homecoming Week at DHS. Completely reorganized this year, D- Day included daily activities. Each class was given a particular day to plaster the school with posters and to promote spirit in any Way possible. Monday was the Freshman Day While Tuesday the Sophomores took over. On Wednesday, the annual painting of the MDN by the Freshman boys took place under the udirectionn of the Senior HD Club members, While the Juniors had their day for raising spirit. Thursday rolled around and the Spirit rose to a climax during the day-long Freshman initiation. The parade spon- sored by Tri-Hi-Y, the pep rally in the gym Where the seniors received the pepcup, and the giant bon fire which urged victory over Palo Verde took place that night. On Friday the Week's activities were brought to a close at the Homecoming game vvhen the Bulldogs defeated the Titans, 141-7. Freshmen boys work hard under the constant supervision of the Seniors. I n spite of all the cleaning and painting of the D , everyone seemed to enjoy the work. Pete Ortega indoctrinates the Freshmen into the Senior Power philosophy during Initiation Day '68. Seniors ruled during initiation day making the Freshmen sing, dance, and carry books. Here some girls build a pyramid under the watchful eyes of Senior lean H uish and many underclass- 772671. STUDENT LIFE 17 .,- A revolutionized society was a problem for King Arthur's kee. Rick Hansen seems to have fallen for Sir Boss fLloyd court when the Junior Class presented Connecticut Yan- Brendenj, but Merlin K Dave Crabtree Q will save the day. Frank Melendez I number 80j pushes through his opponents tackle for a yardage gain in the St. Mary's Championship game, but Douglas lost 27-14. It's true love at first sight for both Ann and Ricky in Connecticut Yankee. 18 STUDENT LIFE Co-captains Shannon Lewis and Cliff Atkinson are pictured receiving the State Runner-up trophy from Mr. Hi Hendrick- son. WI TER MEANS TIME EGR FU November and December were two busy months for DI-IS,ers. The Jun- iors presented their play, A Connecti- cut Yankee in King Arthurs Court. Bringing together scenery and cos- tumes with a comic script proved successful for the class of '70 as they gave a fine performance. Football sea- son continued into December this year as the football team captured the AAA Southern Division Crown, their first since entering big school competition in 1963. The grid battles with Salpointe and Phoenix Union resulted in victory and a chance to play for the State Championship. But in that playoff, the Dawgs were de- feated by a powerful St. lVlary's team 27-14-. Otherhighlights of December were the 1968 Coronation Ball, the theme being Scarbourgh Fair, the first basketball game and of course, winter vacation! I 5 Coronation Ball royalty greet those attending in the receiving line. The affair was held in Dec- ernber. ,9 STUDENT LIFE 19 I FINAL EXAM DHS Students returned from Christ- mas vacation to face school and up- coming semester exams. Basketball season was novv in full swing vvith games every Weekend in January. The crowds yelled enthusiastically as the Bulldogs claimed many victories. Tennis began too, with a promise of a Winning season and the state's cham- pion player. Other activities also oc- cupied the mind of DHS students such as the AFS Student-Faculty Basket- ball game, which helped raise money to bring over our foreign student for next year. DHS received a new AFS student for second semester, Moham- med cTodl Tadilli from Morocco and welcomed him during his first days on campus. But in spit of all the fun and activities, January ad February was more than just a good time. Hard work and torturous hours of cram- ming for semester exams were on their Way. Only the Seniors, who in certain classes were excused, could hope to escape exams. Basketball action with the Bisbee Pumas resulted in a Douglas victory, 85-55. The Bulldogs won their yirst four season games. Wt ,f, WV, , , ..,.,,, , ., , , .,,,., .s 'f' to K as D ,... s l .J .U ..... AIN .7. r sw 3 fflhdx 26 geek 1- r iw 4 at , :.:,. git E57 41' , .gf f wig I XXL 5 TCH Q 4 f,p5,,,,,.,,,, if VVVV H I -..M .,.,... ., ffzffffr f ' For Mr. Ralston's second period English class, this little poster needs no explaination at all. 20 STUDENT LIFE SBP Dave Corlfery stands at his podium and directs the activities of Student Council. Under his leadershz p many successful projects were undertaken this year BRI G CLGSE TCD FIRST SEMESTER Welcoming the new exchange student, Tod Tadilli from Mo- are JoAnn Castillo and AFS student Susanne erocco, Christensen. Engaged in one of the traditional noontime activities, students Ernie Romero and Doug Johnson get kicked out of the library. Wishin' and Hopin' was the theme for the Tvvirp Dance' held in February. Royalty were Richard Rocha and Car- men Serrano. STUDENT LIFE 21 Bananas were the rnain topic of discussion during the Senior Class Play, Don Quixote, U. S. A. Roland Healy and Ernie Monje starred in the Banana Re- public production. Baseball action provided sports entertainment during March, A pril, and May at DHS. Hard work and accurate hitting helped make it an outstanding and successful season. 22 STUDENT LIFE mmm Suzi Johnson gives the weekly truth and hope Voice of the Hawk an- nouncement during Don Quixote, U. S. A. The leader of Los Descalzos, Doug Haynie, lurks behind her. AY IS A TI E FDR GR DLIATIONI Rush was the word to describe March, April, and May, the busiest months of the year for DHS. Busy students found activities in the AFS Stage Review, NHS Junior Induction, Senior Class Play, baseball games, track meets, and tennis matches. As quickly as it began, Easter vacation ended and students were back plan- ning such things as the Hi-Jinx Car- nival, the 8th Grade Orientation, and the Band Concert. The Juniors burned the midnight oil planning for the Sen- ior Prom, Springtime Fantasyf, held April 22. The dominate May feeling was 'gschool is almost over! With that idea, every student was more active and enthusiastic than ever. To under- classmen, May meant another year gone and done with, but to the Senior Class it held a different feeling. Each Senior, seeing his years at Douglas High nearly over, watched the rush of Studentbody Elections, Class Night, and the Annual Signing Party hurry by. The graduation rehearsal for Sen- iors marked the beginning of the end of School '69 for all Bulldogs, for once, again, another year was ended. Seniors Gary James, Susanne C hristensen, I im Estes, Cecil Orosco, Bonnie Phil- lips, and Jeannine Huish try on their caps and gowns in anticipation of graduation. The '69 AFS Stage Review featured The Frito Banclitos as one of the many acts ojjcered. The annual afair nets money for our student exchange program. Lily Kafka comtemplates the fate of her frog during the annual March dissection. STUDENT LIFE 23 CLASS PLAY CASTS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A CONNECTICUT YANKEE KI G RTHUR'S COURT Hank Bennett . . . Marion ..... ,... Mrs. Bennett King Arthur .... Queen Guenevier Merlin ....... , . Sir Sagamor . , . Clarence .... Elaine ......... Sir Lancelot . . . Queen Morgan Le Sandy ......... Directed by Mrs. Bette Levra Lloyd Brenden S- .C Ana Bojorquez A:.- . .Anna Lange I , L .James Estrada . . .Paula Wirt David Crabtree . . .Dick Hansen I . . ,Bill Dwyer giirfix-i. . .Ann Littrell iff A . . .Miff Smith Fay .................... Sherry McDonald Diana Daughterty SENIOR CLASS PLAY El Gavilan .... Arthur . . Pepe ..... Conchita . . Acacia .... Lucy ..,. Sally ..... Isabella .. El Generalissimo Governor ....... Rosa .... Kolsky . . . Sargento .... Carlos .... Pedro ...... Jorge ...,..... Old Woman ..... Peasant ....,.,. Russian Soldiers . Directed by Mrs. Thelma Herner DO QUIXCDTE, USA . . . .Douglas Haynie . . . . .Roland Healy . . . . .Ernesto Monje . . . .Dolores Pradeau . . . .Susie Johnson .........EllenPitts ,,......,..PatGooch ,Carmen Velasquez , . . .Sam Westbrook Jay Huish Susanne Christensen Mike Daniel . . . . .Emilio Durazo . . . . , .Art Moulinet Robert Valenzuela ,......Jerry Torres . . . . .Marsha John .....,.SergeRuiz . . . .Joe Willingham Nick Forsythe 24- STUDENT LIFE 5, x.,. 5 Em I5- as gi E . ' if A S 5 SQ ' up- M5 T ,,: .. sd' E ELILTY 'N-5, Without doubt the outstanding characteristic of the majority of our Student Body is pride-pride concerning DHS and pride as an individual. Everyone cannot be a National Merit Finalist or be on the winning football team but everyone can do his part as an active member of our school society. If you have honestly tried to enrich your life with the knowledge and experiences offered to you at DHS, then you should have pride in yourself. This year's Student Council has been an eager orga- nization full of ideas and ready to suggest new concepts and to change what they felt are some out-moded tradi- tions. As DHS grows larger we will become too large to continue with many of our traditional customs and events. Therefore, it then becomes the duty of the Council to modify old traditions and to establish new traditions which can survive our projected growth to 1800 students. We have confidence that future repre- sentatives of the student body can and will meet prob- lems as effectively as this year's leaders have. NIr. Norman Littrell Principal 28 ADMINISTRATION It is my sincere hope that this has been a banner year in the life of each of you at Douglas High School. I also hope that your total educational needs have been fulfilled and that you are now better prepared and anxious to function as a productive citizen in the vast, complex and challenging world of the present. Although often overlooked, your high school life must be considered a most valuable part of your total personal development. Look back upon the 1968-69 school year with satisfaction in what you have learned and achieved and look forward to the future with curi- osity in the anticipation of that which still awaits you. May our motto always be: '4It,s great to be a Bull- dogln Mr. John Whatcott Assistant Principal 'NM-sa. 2 's S TO THE 1969 GRADUATES AND STUDENTS OF DOUGLAS SENIOR HIGH: The goals of the staff and administration of Douglas High School have been to encourage good citizenship, to prepare each student for entry into college, business or industry, and to assist them in meet- ting the challenges they will face as adult members of society. As you and each graduate of Douglas High School since 1923 is undoubtedly aware, Mr. Paul H. Huber, retiring administrator, de- serves great credit for the growth and development of Douglas High School. He has always had the well being and success of the individ- ual student foremost in his vision, We acknowledge with gratitude his many years of service. Our future objectives are to continue expanding the curriculum with emphasis focused on vocational education and training. To each of you, good luck in your future endeavors. Ronald Jenkin Superintendent -Q. In 45 years, I have seen Douglas High School grow from an enrollment of 350 students to 1250, grow out of Kid Day and Ditch Day into the serious business for which a school is intended - educationg replace organizations patterned after sororities and fraternities with clubs that have constructive objectives, expand its curriculum and structure it with pathways that all lead to graduationg integrate without incident and with every boy and girl given the opportunity to succeed to the degree that his ability permitsg found HD Day with all its traditions that mold a student body into a singleness of purpose, form an active chapter of the National Honor Society with its members using their academic talents to assist students who are less fortunate intellectuallyg send its graduates to schools of higher learning in ever-increasing numbers, inspire its student body to personal conduct that has gained a high reputation and recognition throughout the state, observe its graduates with pride as they have succeeded in every walk of life. To those of you who will be graduates of Douglas High School, you can well be proud of your alma mater, No finer four years could be experienced anywhere. You, like I, as we take our leave, should have many happy memories. Paul H. Huber Assistant Superintendent ADMINISTRATION 29 SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right, Louis Arevalo, Dr. Mike Gomez, Ben F. Williams A. H. Kinneberg. 30 ADMINISTRATION OFFI E TAFI: .,,i,,I,,..,,'., iiflqiy . i,,1 fm ,. ...,..wfL.,1i,. f ,V Y ww fwffvalr . -'E,'Qj,2'5:'iW'l3i'l' , 5 PEE ' f ' nw-ff0VVfiZTw :I 0. '. 3 -Yf2f:i'5W:W .:'if3.. , ,.U,g,1mm -I. if ,f:if'1?f'9Fi 5 5 ' W ,' ,.,.,m,M7 M .MW V A. , n y 3 f g I 1 ,fs ti 5 A 1 1-. f f Q' ' 71 ' QQ. ' f I I . I 1 I u H ,, Q f if A Q 1 f V f Row 1, L to R: CHARLES WILLING- HAM, Athletic Director. Colorado State College. NED NEIDEMIRE, Head Counselor. Columbia University, New York. JOHN HANSEN, Counse- lor. Western New Mexico University. BETTE LEVRA, Counselor. Montana State University. HAROLD FINK, Counselor. University of Missouri. Row 2, L to R: MARJORIE FAIR, At- tendance Secretary. CHARLOTTE SCHEID, Secretary to Principal. PATRICIA PHAGAN, Bookstore Manager. JANE LOVE, Nurse. FINE ART Row I, L to R: JAMES BRENDEN, Band. Concordia. LEONARD GOD- DARD, Chorus. University of Ten- nessee. LAVERNE MOSHER, Art, Yearbook Advisor. Colorado State C01- lege. Row 2, L to R: PHYLLIS REMING- TON, Library Assistant. JENNIE WELCOME, Library. Arizona State University. you Nwwm. we ff FACULTY 31 COMMERCIA Row 1, L to R: JOYCE BEQUETTE, Shorthand and Typing. University of Arkansas. LEE DICKINSON, Distrib- utive Education. Colorado State Uni- versity. Row 2, L to R: MIKE NAVA, Typing and U.S. History. Northern Arizona University. JOE ORTEGA, Typing and Clerical Block. Colorado State University. Row 3, L to R: OFILIA OWEN, Typing and Secretarial Block. Texas Technological College. TOM SAND- ERS, Typing and Bookkeeping. North- ern Arizona State University. 32 FACULTY W-ll GLI H Row 1, L to R: HENRY BEUMLER, Business English, Business Lavv, and English. University of Arizona. GEN- EVA DENNIS, English. University of Arizona. ROSEMARY DETJEN, English, Journalism, and Newspaper Advisor. University of Tulsa. JAMES HALLIDAY, English. University of Minnesota. GREGORY LANDON, English. Gonzaga University. Row 2, L to H: JOHN NEGRI, Eng- lish. Northern Arizona University. DOUGLAS RALSTON, English. Jones University. BRENDA SACHS, English. Colorado State University. IRWIN SHELBERG, English. Univer- sity of Maryland. SARAH SMITH, English. Mississippi College. Row 3, L to R: ELIZABETH STARR, English. University of Arizona. SARAH SUNDHEIMER, English. University of Arizona. QE N ., , V? W .EE X--si.-wi, FACULTY 33 HISTORY Row I, L to R: JOE ANAYA, U.S. History, World History. Northern Arizona University. SARAH GOOD, Geography, World History, General Business. Illinois State University. JAMES HUDDLESTON, Economics, U.S. History, Civic. Illinois State University. TED JAMES, Civics, Economics, U.S. History. Northern Arizona University. MICHAEL TUR- NER, World History, American His- tory. University of Arizona. Row 2: NORMAN WILSON, Ameri- can History, World History. Okla- homa University. 34 FACULTY M TH E ATICS S Row I, L to R: GEORGE GRIFFIN, Mathematics. University of Georgia. W. VV. HOLLAND, Algebra and Mathematics. George Peabody Col- lege. EDWARD HUXTABLE, Geo- metry. U.S. Naval Academy, Anna- polis. KEITH RUTLEDGE, Plane and Analytical Geometry, General Math, and Trigonometry. Northern Arizona University. BERNICE SIMS, Mathematics. Arkansas A. 85 M. C. Row 2, DELBERT VVILLSEY, Alge- bra 1 and 2. Arizona State University. FACULTY 35 A GLIAGE 'U' 42 S H N, fn. .as . if, 4. r Row 1, L to R: J IM ESPINOSA, Spanish. Arizona State University. BARBARA GALVAN, Spanish. Uni- versity of Oregon. NICHOLAS LA- PADAT, French. University of Ari- zona. ORLANDO MARTINEZ, Spanish. Arizona State University. Row 2, L to R: ARMANDO MOULI- NET, Spanish. University of Arizona. NORMALEE RUTERMAN, Span- ish. University of Arizona. BEATRIZ SOMOZA, Spanish. Arizona State University. Row 3, L to R: MANUEL VALEN- ZUELA, Spanish. Arizona State Uni- versity. RAY BORANE, Spanish. Ari- zona State University. 36 FACULTY SCIENC Row 1, L to R: JAMES BEEDLE, Bio- logy and Life Science. Western Illi- nois University. EUGENE DEISS, Earth Science. Wisconsin State Uni- versity. THELMA HERNER, Bio- logy. Colorado State University. Row 2, L to R: JOHN HESSEB, Chemistry. University of Arizona. EDWARD PENCE, Physics and Phy- sical Science. Kansas State Univer- sity. FACULTY 3 7 PHYSICAL EDLICATI Row I, L to R: ARMANDO DE LU- CAS, P.E., New Mexico State Uni- versity. AGNES DOWNS, P.E., Ari- zona State University. DAN GER- BICH, P.E., St. Cloud State. ERMA RIGGS, P.E., Oklahoma State Uni- versity. IKE SHARP, P.E., and Dri- ver Education. Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity. 38 FACULTY gms E , if 'fits as NJ, 2 4. s ...Q W' pn1.:.,.,, . f. - . . -twigs Q ,,.,.,,. t, D S M to -. L u . .3 1 , is K w i f ' :f g . -.ff Ev. I i - 1 ' J' sf. Q . . T X - fs. . fa. 3 f .. 2 . - ,,.- . X k V i 5, ..-S , , A J, ' 3 X '- . . ' ' Sf-I-i?+ 3fQ ' A , sex y A 1, e 2 1' '- 53, - ' 11, L P I W . 5-sf'-ef f '!s,,,..a. . 1 S: ti X , , W - t-'59 T H 4 . f T . .. X as sg 1 I-,Q f s sv.. me .vm 9 4 4- 5,111 qs. 'it'-1 i X P : gf .-tai., aiu.. ,-. ... X 35-Q, if Kb A ,f,sQvk:j3 '!'f:y5?k xt.-' f,,,t..k.i. Swag? ,km Eg. -Saw 43 U X-'w !4.,l, iSi O'3x2ft't ii' f Wat-Stiff--XSS.-R?iir.,g1 - M Q VOCATIONA 'Vishu Sill! .is Row 1, L to R: FRANK ADAMS, Vo- cational Agriculture. University of Arizona. DALE KLECK, Vocational Metals. Northern Arizona University. ELIZABETH KNAPE, Home Furn- ishing, Child Care, Foods, and Prep- aration for Marriage. Western State College. TOM LAY, Woodshop. Northern Arizona University. ROB- ERT PORTER, Vocational Printing. Trade Institute. Row 2, L to R: WILLIS SMITH, Drafting. Northeastern State College. MARY THOMAS, Home Economics. University of Arizona. FACULTY 39 TH K YCDU, MRS. ELIZABETH KNAPE AND MRS. THELMA HERNER 40 FACULTY After many years of service at DHS, Mrs. Thelma Herner and Mrs. Elizabeth Knape will be retiring in 1969. We are grateful for their countless ef- forts tovvard our perfections. They have given of themselves, so vve, the Editors, would like to thank them for all their gui- dance. CAFETERIA STAFF L to R: Thelma Vance, Jean Brittian, Becky Andress, Rosemae Garcia, Maria Granillo, Edith Fourr, Edna Trenhaile, Mary Granillo, Mahalia Davidson, Lois Whatley. CUSTCDIANS F. Row: Carl Friskey, Ruben Sierras, Usevio Samaniego. T. Row: Joe S. Montano, Manuel Saave- dra, A. West, Gilbert Ortiz, Joe Haro. CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS 4-1 Klwnm, TNR 'S Mmm.-1 BOW af 7 L if g u MTwx'?i , K 335 I I ,,Vk 'lf 5 iff' JUNIOR HCDNCDR VALEDICTORIAN Brenda Huncovsky SALUTATCDRIAN ELK'S MUST VALLIABLE STUDENT NMSQT FINALIST Laura Roth Lloyd Brenden Nm T l GUARDS Liz Williams A ,, , ,, .,i,, I ELK'S voum LEADERSHIP AWARD Dave Pat Gooch Corkery D A R AWARD Dana Billings ELK'S MOST VALUABLE STUDENT BAUSH S LOMB AWARD .lay Huish HONORS 4 DANA BILLINGS CLIFF ATKINSON 46 HOIN OP S THE OUTSTANDING PAT GOOCH DAV'D CORKERY WHO'S BRENDA HUNCOVSKY JAY HUISH GRADUATES CDF I969 WHO LUPE LABORIN CHARLES LUDDEN LALRA RCJTH PEGGY STRAHAN SAM WESTBROOK FRANK MELENDEZ HONORS 47 NATIONA HO OR SOCIETY Two Year Mem bers 418 HONORS Mr. Beedle Sponsor Jay Huish President Olivia Ortiz Vice-President Marjorie Crenshaw Secretary Dana Billings Dave Corkery Brenda Huncovsky Lupe Laborin Chuck Ludden Aida Martinez Peggy Strahan Sam Westbrook Margaret Brady Vicki Butler Valerie Campbell Danny Carrillo Ruben Carrizoza Arcelia Cruz Martha Gunther Jeannie Huish Marsha John Susie Johnson Cindy Jordan Louise Newton Frances Perez Bonnie Phillips Elaine Reyes Gracie Reyes Laura Roth Robbie Sproul Frank Stephenson Christy Thomasson Une Year Members Cruz Aniaya Cliff Atkinson HONORS 449 SPWHonorGirIs GH Junior Rotarians 50 HONORS Sept Chuck Ludden Laura Roth David Corkery ct. Frank Melendez Dana Billings Cliff Atkinson Nv. Shannon Lewis Cindy Jordan Ruben Carrizoza EC. John Merritt Michelle Corbet B'll H ' li 1 uis Keith Stanford 311. Sam Westbrook Marsha John Robbie Sproul b. Richard Rocha Patricia Gooch Alfred Gomez arch Gary James Elaine Reyes Frank Stephenson . I Cecil Orozco Margaret Brady Jim Pursley Ma Jay Huish Arcelia Cruz Dan Carrillo HONORS 51 VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Anna Lange Sam Gail Vigil SECOND Westbrook THIRD FIRST BETTY CROCKER AWARD Bobette Wing RS ORATORICAL CONTEST Sharon Slover CRISCO AWARD Marsha John GIRLS' STATE 3' Elizabeth Williams Barbara Helm Anna Castillo Pat Huber First Alternate , ,Second Alternate Ann Littrell Mary Spikes T Lloyd Bnenden Tcjny Bustamante BOYS' STATE . ,ff 21'M?M f , .:: Y .,,,. , ..,. ,iis5E21fgSw4', v- ,Zyg H it ss ,,,ST T ff f tp , ,V 9 K , Q 55525 A f' ,,.,, I V ,T - T - , ' Wi' .. f ,M , T ,W f, f--vfwff tz ' ' H nt. David Crabtree - Richard Hansen Second Alternate M, X 'Q sk, X .-ns., qw, g......,,,M bf N ,X .., J 'M-is . ,.-Av .Q :' Q X 55 . SQ S sf jff--f3'Mh ' SQ. . ,,.w,.W -,,A: .W ' K .,Wm..,X,M.x-.M,.L.M,.. ...qwwmw , K W .,.. .,,...,,,.x.,..k...-.. .... ,W , A .N.M.,.,.,w..W,MMM 54m ' - W'W'MW .ITIT:i1m:wwwmNmM XM ,W ,xxM...., wmwwwmuvmwwtvwwmwj - H - -. YNWA .ff . ..A. W...M.MW,.1Mn.mmm-wM'1vM sfwgf 1' ' MWK,W.WmRWWw+w , 'Q WWWMWmmwwW.g.wwmmwW,Qm :M 4 . fx . f',, TT'f?3T.QM'T. Mx ,,P'k ?-'ww Mem. ' Lwfm-...-M.Ql.L,v..,, A, W,v,,.v.Mmx---w,.,.,.,xmw.....W M.,.,.,..L,,.....wQ.w. .-fm. .w....mW- W '- 'F' Cfffsfi Sb E Louise Newton, business manager of the Border Bulldog, and Wango Willingham circulation manager, were kept quite busy during the school year. Junior stayjf: Chris Duthie, Janis Orr, Jean Krueger, Mary Piles, David Crabtree, Anna Lange, Kathy Mul- vihill, Ana Bojorquez, Donna Foster, Diana Daugherty, Cindy Davis, Ann Littrell, Grace Reyes, Gigi Wing, Kathleen Zins. Margaret Forrest, Kathy Wilson, Serge Ruiz, Rosemary Detjen, advisor. 56 PUBLICATIONS BORDER Taking care of sports articles for the school newspaper were Ernie Monje, I im Estes, Vicki Butler. BLILLDCDG Ojjfzce Manager Jennie Reyes. Co-editors of the school newspaper Cindy Jordan. left, and Laura Roth, center, talie time out from their sched- ule to pose with their advisor Mrs. Rosemary Detjen for a picture for the yearbook. Cruz Amaya and Joey Tinsley, feature editors for the Border Bulldog, sup- plied the newspaper with interesting and humorous articles. , ' 'f f wi? A 4 3 14 I, f ag Aff, 5 ., fv'1w ' , I I ,wt fff9 f'1' Border Bulldog photographers Bobette Wing, left, and cousin Mimi, right, select pictures for use in the paper. Other staff members of the newspaper in- Vl.,A f clude Club Editor Marsha John, left, and ' ' ,,,. .. , 'f KV .fry ,JTC M PUBLICATIONS 57 time to study a lay-out. Peggy Strahan and Susie Johnson, co- editors of the 1969 Copper Kettle, and their advisor Mr. Laverne M osher take COPPER 5 BN .. ?' Business managers Dana Billings and Brenda H uncovsky made daily trips to downtown Douglas to sell ads. Working' hard on the Copper Kettle stajjc were Susanne Christensen, Mar- jorie Crenshaw, and lllargaret Brady. 58 PUBLICATIONS in ,J Busy drawing collages for the division pages of this year's Copper Kettle were Sam Mike and Richard Cisneros, art editors. KETTLE Royalty editors Terri Cowles and Ginger Dotson hand over copy sheet to the typist for the Copper Kettle, Geor- gina Ruiz. 1 if Striving long, hard hours toward perfection for the 1969 Copper Kettle were Lee Bal-fer, sports, Sam Westbrook, student life, and Dickie Hansen, photographer. Junior stajf: Ana Elias, Mary Ann Montgomery, Cindy Bishop, Mike Mosher, Sylvia Arreballo, Buppie Helm, Diane Ward, Marcia Newton, Paula Wirt, Kay Paster- ski, Rocky Gomez, and Rhea Willsey. PUBLICATIONS 59 PE PRINTS innnsmunmmrw -.--t ,V fs . ,fff- f fn-M--H , . ' ,.,L 1..:p,,.Zf 5 Seated: Ana Boforquez, Diana Daugherty, Kathy M ulvi- Terri Cowles, Anna Lange, Margaret Forrest. Back rows hill, Donna Foster, Buppie Helm, Standing, middle rows: Cindy Davis, Cindy Bishop, Kathy Wilson, Kay Pasterski, Mrs. Rosemary Detjen, Advisor, Sandra Hartwell, Chris Serge Ruiz, Mary Ann Montgomery. David Crabtree, Ann Duthie, Grace Reyes, Jean Krueger, Janis Orr, Paula Wirt, Littrell, Richard Hansen, Diane Ward. Mrs. Detj en Cindy Bishop xi Ann Littrell PUBLICATIONS 60 David Crabtree Paula Wirt Pen Prints is a literary magazine published yearly by the nevvsvvriting class. It contains short stories, poems, essays, and other forms of literature. In the past, Pen Prints has been printed by the Sun Press of Douglas. This year the print shop has under- taken this task. The magazine will also contain pictures this year, which has never been done previously. The editors of this yearls Pen Prints were Cindy Bishop, David Crabtree, Ann Littrell, and Paula Wirt, Advisor of the group was Mrs. Rosemary Detjen. 6 J xx PUBLICATIONS 61 FEB, 3 '. I' J 1 A W J' . 2 -f V, 521. V K v , 11a ,,, - ' ' - A! ' 73-isfgw - . V-H915-.. , .. -- , , ' f ' wr nv!! . as NX x fxx QU . 15 I 1 9 'L v ht J . ,px rf! 's T' . , f fl, 1, fa x V ff Q 1 k 1' 5 1 :Qi -...J J Lf, , W . ' .' YQ! A g . , - , ' V - lg-fU ' X, GAJNJ RK w'Q1 x'i'l31,, 'Www , 04. Q , V Lh , f V, . --vfa pfgfmfsg-L,1'y1,L ,V . ny' A - L' 456- ' . , , Cf? Quia, E as W 4. , A ' 53? QQ, ff 1 h ' mama 2 if ' -I K sf ' qs .4 . , ' . h Ma 'W-My f 4, pl Football Team Selects Sweetheart. .. . . N fs.. ,. KX Q X X- YW Sw. ' vs sf : '- laa 64 ROYALTY The DHS varsity football season was highlighted by MD week and the homecoming game. Each year the football team selects a sweet- heart and two attendants to reign at the MDW Day game and dance on October 25. Selected this year were Patricia Gooch as sweetheart and Cin- dy Jordan and Helen Bostick as her attendants. Thursday they rode in the annual HD Day parade and Thursday night, they were presented to the student body at the pep rally. Friday night Patricia was presented at the game on the winning float from the parade and her attendants on the second and third place floats. They were escorted onto the field by senior members of the football team, and were given bouquets of flowers by last year's sweetheart, Kathy.Salz- brenner, and her attendants, Malu Cabrera and Cynthia Bacon. Sweetheart Patricia Gooch Attendant Cindy Jordan and attendants Attendant Helen Bostiek ROYALTY 65 The Coro Attendants Jim Pursley Peggy Strahan Dana Billings Frank Melendez 66 ROYALTY King Queen Gregg Lucas Cindy Jordan ROYALTY 67 Wishing and Hoping The Twarp S? W Queen Carmen Serrano King Richard Rocha ROYALTY 69 NDN th ea Sweetheart Olivia Ortiz Attendents Liz Bagwell Salli Shaya Tri -'Hi-Y Frank Stephenson Attendants Sam Mike Mr. Laverne Mosher 70 ROYALTY Tri-H S 5 K If i-Y Guy F. F. A. Sweetheart Attendant Sweetheart Attendant Frances Zamar Sherry Rochin Kathy Bohmfalk Deea Sweetheart Llnda Champion ROYALTY 71 F3 .!'4- ,.,,f- ' 'ld N ':s'w L . . I wL'45Tg,:fk Ev, . S an Q M. is fy-A, -I--S XM A 'z Am at Ernie Monje, Yell Leader, Martha Gunther, Sec., Chuck Ludden, Pres., Dana Billings, Tres., Frank Melendez, Vice- Pres., Liz Bagwell, Girl Rep, Fernando Hurtado, Boy Rep. Tl E T0 GRADLI TE Sylvia Acosta Nancy Alexander Cruz Amaya Sam Arciniega W WW, Mary Alvarez Frank Arnbriz Cliff Atkinson Irene Bagby Liz Bagwell 74 SENIORS Sylvia Ballesteros Albert Barrios Margaret Brady Vicki Butler Raul Carrizoza Elvia Barraza Martin Barreras Frank Barraza Jeff Bates Dana Billings Herbert Carnpas Valerie Campbell E Tom Carrillo Dan Carrillo Ruben Carrizoza Mike Barreras Helen Bostick Xavier Brown George Cantua Yolanda Carrizoza SENIORS 75 'UW' -iwfw Raul Celaya Maria Chavez Richard Cisneros Linda Champion Suzanne Christensen Sandra Chaney Dave Clevenger Maria Corrales Wallace Ciochetti Michelle Corbett Fernando Cortez J oe Chavarria Pat Cooper Armando Corella Marjorie Crenshaw 76 SENIORS David Corkery Arcelia Cruz Francisco Durazo Terri Duthie Donna Cumings Jim Estes Frances Diaz Mike Czopek Ginger Dotson Sharon Eckhardt Gilbert Estrada Ray Elzy Robert Estrada Mike Daniel George Duarte Carlos Encinas Paul Felix SENIORS 77 l ,,k. fswgwu X Gene Fernandez Ernie Figueroa Richard Flores Teresa Flores Rita Franco Alfredo Garcia Alfredo Gomez Bernadette Gomez 78 SENIORS Terri Fontes Maria Franco Ed Garcia Alice Flores Frank Flores Nick Forsythe Art Franco Rebecca Garcia Kent Gierke Ernie Gomez Rogelio Gomez hav Cecelia Gonzales Leo Gonzales Bill Gooch Frank Grijalva Roland Healy Kumen Herbert Jeannine Huish Bill Huish Elizabeth Haxton Doug Haynie Jim Hill Bene Gonzales Pat Gooch Martha Gunther Gloria Haro Rita Honne .lay Huish Alan Humphries Brenda Huncovsky SEN IORS 79 80 SENIORS Joe Hunt Fernando Hurtado Cary James Marsha John Marcy Lucas Chuck Ludden Arnold Luna Diane McDaniel Susie Johnson Cynthia Jordan Wendy Jordan Ted Kenyon Shannon Levw is Andrea Lopez Marta Loreto Gregg Lucas Robert Krentz Caroline Laurin Lupe Laborin Hector Leon iw' W, lVIargaret Magoffin Dan Mangurn Albert Manriquez Rose Manriquez Robert Marrufo Steve Marshall Bill Martin Aida Martinez Ralph Martinez Maria Medina Frank Melendez Dave Miller George Mitchell Frank Molina Celia Monjares Sergio Mendez Alice Mendoza John Merritt Sam Mike Becky Melendez SENIORS 81 Ernie Monje James Moore i X Evelina Moran Rachel Morales Art Montano Virginia Morris Lucia Munoz Alfonso Moulinet Art Moulinet Arnold Munoz Martha Newton Luz Noriega Olivia Ortiz Bertha Olivares 82 SENIORS Cecil Orozco Henry Ossentj uk Pete Ortega Norma Palma John Pedrego Frances Perez Ramon Perez Bonnie Phillips Ellen P1ttS J 1m Pursley Ernestina Pizano Art Ramirez Ralph Pope Elaine Reyes Robert Randall Aubrey Reclvvine Dolores Pradeau Betty Ramsey Gracie Reyes 'ns 1 George Reyes SENIORS 83 Jennie Reyes Louis Rios Mario Rochin J oe Rodriquez Joe Rosadillo 84- SENIORS iw Sue Rich Angel Rojas Class of I969 Larry Riggs Mike Riley Frank Robles K' , 45 Linda Romero Rebecca Romero Laura Roth Alex Rios Richard Rocha Rosie Rochin Margo Romo Teresa Rubio Terri Ruiz Pat Scherden David Smith Gary Spargo Peggy Strahan Monica Saavedra ,gf 1, ,, ..:,,,,e ,,... 5 :PW- ' fyaef V. ,1 - 14 ,,,f,.,, m.V.. f. ,, Hama ,ww , .W -, ,. ,, - if Class of I969 Rosa Salazar Hector Salinas Marilyn Selchovv Robert Sproul wmv' Estella Sandoval Salli Shaya Kathy Smith Frank Stephenson David Swindall Af' WH ' 'W' .zz , 2 V QQ ,',f, Shirley Spettigue alaitl . Keith Stanford Peggy Svvigart SENIORS 85 86 SENIORS W. 'Wild-.w'M 1 fi! First Row L to R Jose Teran Ruth Tercero Christy Thomasson Joe Tinsley Jerry Torres Second Row L to R Jim Townsend Margaret Valdez Ruben Valente Robert Valenzuela Third Row L to R Laura Varela Manuel Vasquez Yolanda Velarde Carmen Velasquez Fourth Row L to R Ed Verdugo Gail Vigil Nina Webb Sam Westbrook Fifth Row L to R Tom Wilkinson I oe Willingham Bobette Wing Marian Wing Mike Wright Mohammed Tadili 1 SENIORS 87 5, I Buppie Helm, Girl Rep., Pat Daniel, Sec., Pete Beltran, Vice-Pres., Art Carrizoza, Boy Rep., Eddie Encinas, Treas., Tony Buslamante, Pres., F elif Fernandez, Yell Leader. -1 88 JUNIORS Monica Acosta Norma Alvarado Don Arevalos Tony Aguilar Mary Arrebollo Ralph Baker Wilda Baldwin Frank Barraza John Behrens Pete Beltran Heraclio Bernal Cindy Bishop Carolyn Bitzlfie Veronica Bixler Kathy Bohmfalk Ana Bojorquez Lloyd Brenden Rebecca Busboom Tony Bustamante Dora Campas Art Carrizoza Stephen Caruso Anna Castillo Rudy Castillo Mike Castro Buddy Clifton Ann Coleman Amelia Corrales Anna Cota Karen Cooper Terri Cowles David Crabtree Pat Daniel Diane Daugherty Cynthia Davis .y X I iff aff , ,, Q . 1 QVC A, - ,ff ' TQ Q 4 .X W fre JUNIORS 89 ,,.. , Q A we1faf::f1i,fm -2 asf ' l ff! Fl W f7f sg f f JUN IORS 90 ' ' . ,ef 1 7 fl gay? is was A f 75 X Z6 f Q, W if ,wa , W 1 M f X' if 4 la 1 Swami an Stephen Dees Garlene Dunagan Estella Duron Anna Elias Christine Duthie Bill Dvvyer Edward Encinas Estella Encinas Richard England Arnold Estrada James Estrada Rose Estrada April Fairchild Felix Fernandez J oe Fisher Johnny Fitzhugh Les Floyd Christine Flores Margaret Forrest Donna Foster Sylvia Franco Gabe Gabilando Allen Gainey George Gallagher Martha Gallegos Juan Galvez Robert Gierke Helen Golding Christina Gomez Lupe Gomez David Gonzales Frank Gonzales Joe Gonzales Terri Guerrero Maria Gutierrez Denise Hannum Richard Hansen Sandra Hartwell Buck Hayes Don Haynie David Heath Joe Heidricic Viki Heironimus Barbara Helm Judy Henning Gwen Hill Debbie Hopkins Pat Huber Henry Hurtado Jaime Ibarrola Janet James Michael John Charles Johnston Maria Jordan Raul Jordan Mike Kimble David Krause Jeanne Krueger Z 9 az if 3 A J UNIORS 91 'N I, v- A5 I ,f , , .,.,,:-VV X , . QQ, f' ' 5 ' f ' , 1 L 12 ': ' f V .fzaiszfh ,ar-Za3392 ' ffi : f,' jf y ! I' 'Br f fy f I -W f , f : 4311 3. , , pm, ,, . ,si , W , Zf':efC: ' zz :- ' Zi' . l V' gf .I in 92 JUNIORS i ff fi at f 1 'W - ' ., f , 2 Q , ,,. , K up . .,f, N ', jg: - 1 M' L , 0 ' I ' ai. ' N f ', , w ' 'f?!' ' ' , Q Q, My L lr, in V :Q :rx I W' ,'L' Z f 7 fm' F 'imma RE Q 7:2 I We Q my fi f Anna Lange Martha Leon Ann Littrell Alfred Lopez Gloria Lopez Diane Lugo George Lupfer Sherry McDonald Jacquelyn Maddux Barbara Manley Martha Martin Leonard Mason Sylvia Medrano Eva Melendez Anna Mendez Pablo Mendoza Larry Miller Amelia Mitchell Mary Pat Moore Martha Molina Mary Ann Montgomery Anna Celia Morales Carmen Morales Jesse Morales Sarnmy Morales Art Moreno Kathy Mulvahill Marcia Newton Maria Elena Ochoa Trudy Olson Ronnie Orozco J anis Orr Connie Ortiz Ernie Ortiz Manuel Ortiz Maria Owen Larry Park Kay Pasterski Alma Perez Terry Perotti Don Pope Alfred Ramirez Armando Ramirez Becky Ramirez Minnie Ramirez Mary Ramirez April Ranse Louis Robles Sherry Rochin David Rodriquez Julie Rodriquez Mary Rodriquez Jerry Roepke Francisca Roman Ernie Romero Oscar Romero Raul Romero Galileo Romo Georgina Ruiz Brenda Salazar Michael Sampson Elena Scarpignato Paul Sharp ,,, 2 ,I , ,,. 2 - f i Q,a'35y9?l f, ' is g ,,A,,fV A i ' ' f my xv! 94- JUNIORS 1 Ek Paula Wirt Ralph Wisterman Debra Wood Fernando Silvas Merci Silvas Diane Sinclair Mifflin Smith David Soto Steve Smith Mary Spikes Barbara Sundheimer Bobby Sweet Lionel Teran Ruben Teran Russell Tharp Clyde Thompson Sylvia Tinsley Patricia Torres Eddie Urquijo Albert Valencia Rene Valencia Frances Valenzuela George Velasquez Mary E. Verdugo Dale Vukich Diane Ward Betty Washington Manuel Washington Jerri White James Whitaker Liz Williams Norman Wilson Virginia Wing Left to right: Irma Ulloa, Sec.g Eric Kinneberg, Vice-Pres.5 Robert F ullen, Pres.5 Lily Kafka, Girl Rep.5 Ray Bustamante, Boy, Rep.5 Robert Zazueta, Yell Leaderg Myrtle Bagwell, Treas. SOPHOMCDRE Nereyda Aquilar Ana Aguayo 'M 5 wee eww? Ramon Arevalo Norma Arvizo ,i f A My f Gloria Aquirre ff B fr fr K5 Si Ramona Arvizo Myrtle Bagwell Tony Ballesteros Santiago Barrios Berta Beecroft Ramon Belasco Robert Belasco Sandra Bess Wendy Bingham Mike Brady W W ,f 'B gf X, ,. ,, SOPHOMORES 95 u my SOPHOMORES 96 Nw.. Waynette Brasher Margi Borquez Rosanna Boulware J eff Boyle Ray Bustamante John Cabarga Cbl1-mL- Dolores Carranza Joann Castillo Brenda Cauthen Steve Chamberlain Stella Champion Frank Chavez Ray Chavez Raymond Chavez Rosa Chavez Sylvia Ciochetti Sandra Cisneros Michael Conder Eugene Contreras Rosella Contreras James Cooper Abel Corella Bill Corella Ann Corales Sally Cruz Bruce Czopek Lorena Davidson Debby Dees Guillermo Duarte Delfina Durazo Frank Durazo Robert Durazo Cheri Edwards Laura Eisenbeis Armando Elias Elma Encinas Roberto Elias Ernie Escarcega Annette Estrada Yolanda Estrada Peter Felix Eva Fernandez Patsy Fimbres Edward Fitzhugh David Flores Rene Flores Art Forrest Torn Fourr Robert F ullen f x 5 , E-fm' ,sa w , ' . A --MQW, fer ,asf-5,-M5555 mfs V 2 ,g A 'f W i, '.Z ,z-iff' Wwsstmf ., ,M ,swf-Z. fwf:fQ2w 2i , -1, , if ::5' ,:?'::E5f',-' Gai: 15- 2 2 1 QI, M ,. U. :A ,W ,,... , V . ,, , . wsu.-Ma, is Q , f Q- 2,1 f W .. 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Serge Galaz Brenda Gaither Marsha Gamez David Garcia Mary Garcia Lynn Gill Cecelia Gomez Roque Gomez Kathy Gooch Bill Gonzales Robert Grainger Mary Granados Carlos Grijalva Frances Gutierrez Rose Gutierrez Veronica Gutierrez Buddy Hale Beth Haynie Cheryl Heath Greg Heisey Diane Herbert Carol Hill Susan Hostetler Christie Huber Ivan Huish Bruce Hughes Melodee Huncovsky Mary Jacques J olm Jackson Ramona Jaime Cheryl Johnson Doug Johnson Betty Johnson Deborah Johnson Daniel Jones Mary Beth Jury Aline Joris George Jordan Frank ,Tusiano Lily Kafka Eric Kinneberg Louis Kish Frank Lara Norma Leon Yolanda Leon Ralph Lopez Veronica Lopez Victor Lopez Bill Loving Cynthia McDaniel John Magoflin Bradley Malrn Lupe Manriquez Bonnie Martin Manuel Martinez Charles Maza Tim Mazanek Andy Medina Martha Meeks Patricia Mejia Gailyn Millett Alice Molina Jesus Monje Frank Montano Linda Moore Fred Morales Richard Morales Tony Morales Vicki Moran Raul Moreno if w , Winn' 1' v W ,H-,af af- af,,a.w,wz, I 'f ::.Lz25ifQ at X ,ff Www Wy we xg - wp 1, I , y ' ' . V y 87,7V ,y V , 4 f 51' ' ll M RF 100 SOP O O ,S a s ,,,, nl Terry Morris Lloyd Mullican Rebecca Munoz Frank Murrieta Robert Navarette Eric Oranen Charlotte Ortega Jaime Ortega Magnolia Ortiz Lourdes Owen Steve Park Rex Payne Dolores Perez Eva Perez Delia Perotti Chuck Petzoldt Donna Phagan Steve Phagan Mary Piles Hector Pinedo Tony Pinedo Gloria Pizano John Plyler Norma Proctor Tony Rabago Rene Rascon Colleen Remington Mary Rios Cecilia Rivera Clara Rivera Gilbert Rivas Dennis Roberts Bill Robertson Olga Rochin Douglas Rogers Andy Romero Elsa Romero Rosa O. Romero David Rosales Frances Roth Gary Rothpletz George Salazar Juan Salcido Linda Sanders Armida Santana Dorothy Santa Cruz Charles Scarpignato Maureen Schereden Carmen Serrano Michael Shanklin Dennis Shaya Walter Shupe Ruben Silvas Sharon Slover Margaret Slyter Margaret Souther Rebecca Sproul George Stephens Ana Stevens Terry Stewart la A fi Q 55E'15EZ?XYfTF2i' ' . , ' 1 1 tfgz L- at 5ili2il?3Qi:i:5?QffQE?f ' . -V ' ' .SSM 5 4ti1tifgfss:sf s ifggiazxfiai 'ff -1' 5 59 21Iaafsiifivffiieifis-A Q. 1 2 525 gm h is ' 3 . A t .,i: 1 siifsifsiiv . Sv E::55E'.:., :jfsigl '- 'lrfyfimfveagetgggg S ' iw in In ,. in N or .x f 1 12 333353135 f , C - -fi-i f1.s11. l -W if T155 ' . gift in QMS at ,gs 5 Q Ref 1 E 2 Q Q Jai F, we W asa, N S22 Aw W S Q f S5 M K 'G W E Q 5 Q S X was X S Na N ,. Q, g S, :,.,,S: N 1 N :s::,s:i-45451: X Nrgtg-,Qtr N ft. . .::,, K - K 1 7 lfizgfsvz-si-sfizgszg . . ,El L .. W A, - 1. 'frffi :,i32s::'ls5a:se5s?5f1 eww x x Xa QE? WW 21t'r3v gyyjwww age C C 1.1-', iQl:giS5 R g jffff F ofr Et' : ' ' xii 7 SOPHGMORES 101 Edwin Talley Sharon Taylor William Thomasson William Townsend Rene Trevizu Irma Ulloa Arturo Valenzuela Fred Vasquez Mike Vasquez Joe Vera Rose Marie Villareal Donald Villalobos Patricia Vizuet Rick Willcox Dale Williams Marian Williamson Rhea Willsey Thomas Wood Debbie Wright Richard Ybarra Frances Zarnar Robert Zazueta Kathleen Zins Richard Acosta Peggy Adams Louisa Aguilar Eddie Alvarado Ernest Alvarado Tony Alvarado Teresa Alvarez J oe Amador Betty Amaya Dora Amaya Xe Q. we is my sw ax E at S353 Ha 'X X Mx FRESHMEN Steve Galagher President Ray Salazar Vice-President Dora Amaya Cruz Franco Boy Representative Girl Representative Alma Romero Secretary Sharon Brittain Yell Leader X X 3 X FRESHMEN 103 Xxx 755537 -, sg - ' 'V N fl ,aa 41 R at : Howard Ames Jody Anaya Luis Arevalo Pat Arias Sally Arvizu Brenda Baker Mike Barraza Francios Barrios Maria Barrios Brenda Baugus Carmen Belasco James Belasco Ramon Belasco Alicia Beltran Barbara Beltran Frances Bernal Karen Bertrand Gary Bloomquist Candyce Beumler Douglas Boyle Joe Bracamonte Sharon Brittain Phylliss Brooks Judy Brown Martha Carrillo Raul Castellanos Irene Castillo Ramon Castillo Bucky Coleman Mark Corkery Daryl Crabtree Alex Cruz Danny Crothers Irma Cruz Oscar Cueto Barbara Cumings Terri Daniel Rosalva Davila Stephen Davis Bertha DelRio Nancy Dominguez Rhoda Dunagan Evangeline Durazo Sibyl Durnez Dolores Duron E K ' f .1 , ': , S Q 32 Q , .im 4 3 1' lm Q 1 ,Q l f 52 g L4 A V 5 1 13157 - , .,i., wg, FRESHM N-C ASS CDF I972 Helen Dye Patsy Ellrock Dan Encinas Jesus Escarcega Maria Escarcega Rick Estrada Manuel Euhanks Scott Fields Gilbert Figueroa Aida Fitzhugh Lupe Fimbres Mary Ellen Fontes Mary Forsythe Joe Fralie Cruz Franco Irma Franco David Friend Kenneth Friskey Lillian F urr Denise Gaither 1 V- ' . 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V ,Q ?S?1Pzfsff.-ew . tsfwsifwrfgiiwss, tw ig - , , '26, t -'11-' 9 106 FRESHME N Mary Lou Diaz Laura Diaz Cameron Dillingham Oscar Galaz Candy Gill Jose Garcia Graciela Galindo Steve Gallagher Betsy Gillette Laurel Gierke David Glasscock Norma Gomez Efrain Gonzales Narciso Gonzales Valerie Gorball Jesse Grijalva Margaret Groves Philip Gray Rachel Guerrero Brenda Gunther Benny Gutierrez Norma Guzman Dennis Hansen Patrick Hanigan .loe Haro Irene Hartman Ralph Haynie Jacque Hazlewood Tharon Healy Glyn Heath Cathleen Herbert Glenda Hernandez Irma Hernandez Marian Huber William Huggins Harvey Huncovsky Ellen Jacinto Yolanda J irninez Gary Jones Christie Johnson John Johnson Mike Jones Susan Kimble John Kinnebrew Carol Kovvske Larry Krause Donna Kreuger Elvia Lahorin Alex Larez Alfonso Leyva Anna Long Judy Lucas Lori Ludden Luis Luna Rene Luna Sandra Lupfer ul. 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W Wa, ,Q . zfmfa 5, Tony Reyes Patty Riggs Margaret Riley Rosa R105 Rosella Rodriquez Michael Rodriquez Melva Ruiz Retina Ruiz Amelia Rubacalva g,i!',1w , ' f- ,, iiffz - gf if f f f m JM X f X A xj Q Y' f sf fa 3 sy ' 1 am , ,, , , 5 we if 5 Ma! 2 ' W xii? aff 5 w N' X W fs 7? M af K ff K a 2. , My fxagaxw we f Q, 3 a in 2 ,W 2 awt. f :wuz ,LQ fe,,wg55WW X 5 - f fr Terri Riley Ricky Rivera Barbara Rios Ernestina Robles Pedro Robles Patrick Roberts Richard Romero Molly Romero Dolores Romero Carmen Romero Alma Romero Caesar Bomg Herlinda Saavedra Ida Salazar Ray Salazar Sandra Salzbrenner Xavier Sanchez Sheila Schrader Barbara Selchow Amando Serrano Marcia Shanklin Jane Sharp Lily Sierra Cynthia Sinclair Alyce Sinclair Sandy Stephens Rose Stacy FRESHMEN 1 09 V a . u S w Jerry Steward .lyl Thornasson Richard Valdez Terry Valenzuela Mary Vasquez Peggy Vera James Steward Dolores Teran Mary Valdez Lydia Valenzuela Jessie Vasquez Ana Vera 1 10 FRESHMEN Ellie Strahan Donna Strange Susan Szwakup Benaro Torres Ignacio Toscano Ruben Urquijo Gloria Reyes A. Valenzuela Art Valenzuela Bob Vance Anna Varela Elizabeth Vasquez Ruben Vasquez Sandy Vasquez Gloria Velarde Kathleen Wilson Cynthia Williams Mark Watson Rene Tarazon Lupe Valdez Leanor Valenzuela Frank Vasquez Orlando Velasquez Alberto Villa Margarita Yanez Teresa Villa driana Vizuet ' John Ward , Christy Yandell FRESHMAN INITIATION IS THE FIRST STEPPING STGNE FUR THE CLASS CDF '72 .-.wmmfvw-w.,,,,,,- . ,,,w,,.4-W.-Q--A-vf 112 CLASSES Y. HIC-id'-IIEST CQPPER KETTLE This year the Copper Kettle held a contest between all four classes in order to boost the sale of the yearbook. The percentages were posted regu- larly through out the year. The class who buys the most yearbooks during the year receives a free page in the Copper Kettle. This page will appear after the formal pictures in the section. This year the Senior Class bought the most yearbooks. Consequently this page is for the class of ,69. ui fi ,f 1 E zV9'1f!'? ' ' fo 0 ' 0 'Q We F, 0 0 , o ' 'i ,ff W1 fl Q Ii .,,4, , w fa Wiifiggfi .egg x y -az-I 6 2 ,N APQ QFZ. 553: 5 , : 'wwf fxwi-N5 Lgjmwwgm R+:-N-fwkw, 'S:f:.'L f ,Wifi wfw'wHi '?qf.q-ai' 3 fggsikif lab yay I Q 4 Q iv 'W Ng en' .K vi 1 x wg Mgmws X ' . 2 53 f'Q, ,K 5 0 www A-5 1, 5 .Q E W fag A A , 4 iifffism 5 ea AL, ML 1 wig i gf?ik .f,k, f ,f+5?f,Qi , 2' ' Q L 4 .J 'ffm 3 , Q V s ' 1' V W A- v M- isg ' 5? P , ff. .. fag 35 ' 525Q5Mf. Eau!! -ww ...ff R' V VME- A29 EQ f,,,,, ' ff J 4 f 'Q Biff . nm ,MQ az?-BE G55 1 Douglas' first AAA State Runner Up Championship foot- ball team had quite an exciting and unusual season. Rated No. 2 in the state, as well as AAA Southern Division champs, the Dawg's opened play with a convincing shut- out to the Bowie Bears and entered the state's toughest league with a 141-13 squeeze over Salpointe. Then came Bisbee who held the Dawgs to a 6-6 tie. Coach Sharpls defense and offense began to pull to- gether in the following games as they knocked off Cata- lina 39-6, Tucson 21-13, Palo Verde 14-7, and Amphi 28-O with an impressive 25.5-point average. The Rincon Rangers put down the Dawgs, 12-13. After crushing Pueblo, 19-7, and Sunnyside, 32-0, the Dawgs worked their way to a Southern Division Champ- ionship rematch with Salpointe. The Lancers lost their chance for the c'Big AAAU. With the final score 14--13, DHS came home with the Southern Division AAA title. Going for the State title the Dawgs broke Phoenix Union 7-0. Then St. Maryls Knights stole the crown after de- feating the Dawgs 14-27. It takes more than one to bring down Eddie. 1 18 SPORTS ,,, Bowie was the First to Fall scoREBoARo DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Bowie 0 Salpointe 13 Bisbee 6 Catalina 6 Tucson 1 3 Palo Verde 7 Amphi 0 Rincon 13 Pueblo 7 Sunnyside 0 Salpointe 1 3 Phoenix Union 0 St. Mary's 27 Coach Maxwell of Bowie, congratulates Coach Sharp Mike Czopek Rob Krentz SENIORS SPARK DH During the 1968 football season the seniors have played an important role in DHS's successful year. Joe Willingham, quarterback, is one of the many seniors that has made DHS proud of its football squad. Linemen such as Shannon Lewis, tackle, Cliff Atkinson, guard, Gary James, guard, Frank Stephenson, guard, Chuck Ludden, guard, and Ralph Pope, center, cannot go unrecog- nized. Also the ends are the men that have decided many of the games for DHS. Ends like Frank Melendez vvho has scored 60 points, Mike Czopek, Sam Arciniega, and Raul Ce- laya. The quick reactions and movements of backs such as Jim Pursley, half back, Jerry Torres, half back, Cecil Orozco, half back, Dan lVIangum, full back, Kent Gierke, half back, and Fernando Holguin, half back, have made our team as great as it is today. Chuck Ludden Frank Melendez Frank Stephenson Ralph Pope Gary James Sam Arcinega A- ,,,, , . ' A 3 , ,,,f, H u J 1 SF' rkki iayr 3 . , -:,I 0 9, 4 ngl ., , , , I ii ,, Z7 V ' ' L C , ' ' ' I 'V I V' 'ii iii I I I 'V ., rtr J ,,,, , yyyc , yy - f V --, r-1 4 A taic rc'i V fA'ffA Y'ltc , M ,5 -,,,,, , A p , A Ii' SWS 7?-:E12zf':Z1f ,,, ,, ,,,. ,. ' fk y 4 ', , ,QTZ wwffww lfigi --ff Va - ii? Zwmaa m ' --flgf ,,., t ' 3 H ,,,1:,V ttl' ' ..,,' fi ..,,. lim ,nl V ...' ' C gig 'iiii I - 1 Q-failifQiliifffia'IQ, 2V V - Fernando Holguin Jerry Torres Cecil Orozco Kent Gierke Jim Pursley Shannon Levvis Joe Willingham Dan Mangum Cliff Atkinson SPORTS 1 19 No. I Defense Powerful offense Not only being No. 1 in the Triple A South- ern Division and No. 2 in the state, the Bull- dogs went all the way to make their defense into the best in the state. The powerful of- fense has proven their strength over and over again. Games such as Bowie 21-0, Catalina 39-6, Tucson 21-13, and Amphi 28-0 has made this school very proud of the Bulldogs. Raul Celaya meets head on with Tucson gridder. J im Pursley off for a first down. ponent. The Bulldogs or any other team would not be able to function very well without the trainers, man- agers, and statisticians. Being a trainer is a very important and skillful task. Seeing that the players get their ankles wrapped, or just fixing a cut, are just two of the many jobs of trainers. The man- agers take care of all the equipment and see that everything is ready for the games. Last but not least, there is the statistician who keeps the records of the games. Gary James and Frank lN1elendez bring down op- David Krause, John Hesser, Bill Huish. Ralph Wisterman, Ernie Romero, Jay 120 SPORTS Huish. ., ,, Row 1: T. Wood, R. Flores, G. Scitticatt, H. Pinedo, A. Val- enzuela, T. Pinedo, B. Thomasson, D. Rogers, Row 2: R. Rios, C. Petzoldt, I. Huish, G. Sowell, T. Rabago, B. Gon- zalez, G. Salazar, D. Williams, R. Montgomery, R. Busta- monte, B. Pinedo, Row 3: Coach Armando DeLucas, R. Robles, G. Miller, F. Nlurrieta, B. Robertson, R. Durazo, L. Kish, B. Czopek, A. Fernandez, E. Kinneberg, D. Shaya, R. Chavez, S. Chamberlain, Trainer D. Krause, Coach Dale Kleck. .lV's Toughen, Have 7-2 Season The Junior Varsity football squad proved once again that they are out to Win. Victorious over schools such as, the '4Great Tucson High , Sal- pointe, Amphi, and Bisbee have shown other schools that the J V grid- ders of DHS are the best in this part of the country. Great runs by players such as George Salazar, and K. C. Miller lead the Bullpuppies to a vic- tory over Bisbee. More can be said about the players and the games, but without tough coaches like Coach de Lucas and Coach Kleck there is no team. DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS SCCDREBQARD Pueblo 25 Salpointe 6 Catalina 14 Tucson 12 Palo Verde 18 Amphi 6 Rincon 0 Bisbee 0 Sunnyside 6 Nothing can hold our Bullpuppies. SPORTS 121 DHS Might Bullpups End Season with 6-2-I Record The freshman football team this season has proven that they are a powerful and hardhitting squad. Coach Anaya and Coach Smith have made the gridders into a winning team. Ending the football season with a triumphant 6-2-1 record has made the student body of DHS proud 'of their freshman team. They have played to win and their record shows that they have done this very thing. Powerful freshman line. SCOREBOARD DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Salpointe 0 Sahuaro 1 9 Catalina 0 Tucson 58 Palo Verde 26 Amphi 13 Rincon 2 1 Pueblo 27 Sunnyside 20 Row 1: Managers: J. Cazares, C. Mendosa, E. Rabago, M. Conder, Row 2: R. Urquijo, R. Tadeo, A. Chavez, R. Sala- zar, T. McGuire, J. Steward, Pm. Castellanos, E. Carrales, R. Luna, M. Rodriguez,LQ. Homo, D. Pence, F. Adams, Row 3 122 SPORTS Coach Joe Anaya, D. Encinas, G. lVIangum, J. Steward, E Elzy, O. Otero, J. Fralie, D. Bojorquez, P. Hannigan, F. Bar reras, S. Gallagher, T. Olson, P. Bingham, H. Coleman Coach Bud Smith. Row 1, L to R.- Fred Vasquez, Frank Vasquez, Carmen Ro- mero, Gilbert Figueroa, Hector Leon, George Jordan, Steve Alvarado,Ramon Arevalo, Ernest Leon, Roy Clark, Robert Zazueta, Carlos Encinas, Ed F itzhugh, David Miller, Rene Gonzales. Row 2, L to R: Tony Ballesteros, Manual Mar- tinez, Arnold Luna, Robert Rubio, Bill Brown, Ray Reyes, Ben Y anez, Manual Martinez, I im Barrios, John La Forge, Mike Vasquez, Manual Vera, Alfred Ramirez, Frank Ia- cinto, Kim Kalar, Luis Garcia, Coach James. Good Season For Harriers Ending with a better record than expected, the cross country squad finished with a good season. The team failed to be victorious six times. These losses were recorded in meets with Bisbee, Catalina, Palo Verde, Rincon, Pueblo, and Sunny- side. The final meet With Sunnyside left the squad with a season record of 4--6. Harriers race for the Hnislz line. SCOREBCDARD DHS 415 DHS 27 DHS 25 DHS 27 DHS 58 DHS 21 DHS 46 DHS 38 DHS 50 Bisbee 15 Salpointe 30 Sahuaro 32 Tucson 28 Catalina 39 Palo Verde 27 Amphi 38 Rincon 1 7 Pueblo 1 7 Sunnyside 15 SPORTS 123 First Row, L to R: Buppie Helm, Ginger Dotson, Anna Castillo, Pat Danielg Back Row, L to R: Cindy Jordan, Salli Shaya, Helen Bostick, Pat Gooch. First Row, L to R: Cindy Jordan, Helen Bostickg Back Row, L to R: Ginger Dotson, Salli Shaya, Pat Gooch. 124- SPORTS Varsity Cheerleaders To eight varsity cheerleaders fell the huge task of getting 1,234 students behind one team. Accomplishing this put the pep squad constantly on the move. Getting all of the Bulldogs together and rooting for victory found the cheerleaders out in front with new routines to boost the morale and encourage the team. Whenever possible the group carried the spirit of DHS around the state as they traveled with the team to away games. Front row, L to R: Kathy Gooch, Norma Leon, Myrtle Bagwell, Vicki Moran. Back row: Marsha Gamez, Rosella Contreras Frances Zamar, Colleen Remington. l J. V. Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders this year have prov- en to be an outstanding team. They have led school spirit with not only the .T.V. football and basketball teams, but also for the freshman squads. Defying the lavvs of gravity - J.V. Cheerleaders inject enthusiasm at a basketball game. ' SPORTS 125 L to R: Diane Lugo, Elaine Reyes, Sylvia Medrano, Wendy Jordan, Sherry Rochin, Elena Scarpignato and Brenda Salazar, Rita Franco, Elizabeth Williams, Linda Romero. Crickett Selchovv, Patty Huber, Elizabeth Bagwell, Pom Pon Sparks Spirit The Pom Pon team has sparked school spirit this year in sports from football this fall to basketball in the Winter. The girls have shown their spirit and enthusiasm when they cheer on the sidelines, perform dur- ing half-time, yell at pep rallies, or just walk down the halls. Seniors Wendy Jordan and Rita Franco Welcome par- S ents at the Sunnyside game. L to R: Elaine Reyes, Rita Franco, Crickett Selchow 126 SPORTS Elizabeth Bagwell, Wendy Jordan, Linda Romero Row I: Frank Melendez, Richard Elzy, Alfred Gomez son, Efrain Brown, Martin Moreno, Eddie Urquijo, Mike Joe Fisher, Coach Ray Borane, Joe Rodriguez, Richard Barreras, Art Carrizoza, Alfred Ramirez. Rocha, Raul Celaya. Row 2: John Pedrego, Leonard Ma- Leonard Mason and Mike Barreras put a tight press on guard. DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS SCOREBCARD Bisbee Sunnyside Sahuaro Catalina Palo Verde Sunnyside Sahuaro Salpointe Catalina Palo Verde Pueblo Bisbee Tucson Amphi Pueblo Rincon Amphi Salpointe Rincon Tucson Coach Borane talks over the fine point of the defense to senior forward, foe Rodriguez. SPORTS 127 arsit Rallies to Win II, but Drops 9 The varsity basketball team this year completed the best record DHS has seen in the last six years. Compiling a 11-9 record, and a 75.6 game average, the squad tied for third place in the AAA Conference. Coach Ray Borane's Dawgs worked long, strenuous hours to strengthen their fast breaking offense and hard pressing defense. Though they lacked in height, the Dawgs raced up and down the court so quick that in many games their opponents were stunned throughout all four quarters. Co-captains Richard Rocha and Frank Melendez were two of the high scorers of the season. Rocha scored 342 points and had a 17.2 average for the season, with 71 re- bounds. Melendez and 283 points with an 18.9 average, and 183 rebounds. Another outstanding player was Joe Rodriguez with an average of 15.4 points per game. Throughout the whole season, the varsity tearn was a scoring threat to every school they played. Astonishing scores against Bisbee, 103-61, and Cata- lina, 86-54-, showed that this year in basketball was again fi time for winning. Richard Elzy brings down rebound, while Alfred Gomez and Joe Rodriguez try to help. Managers: Ray Bustamante, Richard Cisneros, Ruben Teran. 128 SPORTS Trainers: Mr. John Hesser, George Stevens. SENIORS LEAD TEAM The leading playrnaker for the Dawgs, Richard Ro- cha, was Dl-lS's most consistent performer throughout the season. Besides providing a potent scoring threat, he was probably the Davvgs leading defensive ace. Another impressive player, Frank Melendez, was Richard Rocha n one of the high scorers throughout the season. Alfred Gomez Joe Rodriguez, Raul Celaya, Albert Gomez, Mike Barreras, John Pedrego, and Efrain Brown were other seniors that led the squad to a successful baskebtall season. Mike Barreras J oe Rodriguez Joe grabs rebound from Palo Verde defender. Frank Melendez P John Pedrego Raul Celaya Efrain Brown SPORTS 129 DH Wallops Bisbee I03-65 d Efrain BroWn's field goal puts the Davvgs ahead Richard Rocha puts up an easy lay-up. Raul Celaya adds two points to the Dawgs Winning margin. 130 SPORTS I oe makes two despite Palo Verde block. . .Team Wins II Games The Bullpups got off to a flying start by winning their first two games of the season, against their annual rival Bisbee, 63-38, and Sunnyside, 72-51, on the home court. The team was next dealt three losses from Sahuaro, Catalina, and Palo Verde. Again the Pups downed Sunnyside, 83-62, and then got revenge on Sahuaro by drenching them, 91-65. Ending the rest of the basketball season with a depressive loss to Tuc- son, Coach DeLucas' squad had a record of 11 wins and 9 losses. The team also showed promise of a great Varsity next year. SCOREBOARD DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Bisbee Sunnyside Sahuaro Catalina Palo Verde Sunnyside Sahuaro Salpointe Catalina Palo Verde Pueblo Bisbee Tucson Amphi Pueblo Rincon Amphi Salpointe Rincon Tucson Luis Garcia chases the ball Row I: George Salazar, Frank M urrietta, Ivan Huish, Bill Gregg Heisey, Leslie F loyd, Frank Montano, Tim Maza Brown, Armando Fernandez, Luis Garcia, Bill Gonzales. nek, Robert Rurazo, Bruce Czopek. Row 2: Joe Beltran, Steve Alvarado, Steve Chamberlain, SPORTS 131 Row I: Cruz Franco, Ernest Alvarado, Ray Salazar, Alex Fralie, Henry Dilman, Joe Garcia, Joe Lira, Francois Chavez, Rudy Delgado, Steve Gallager. Row 2: Coach Barreras, Gilbert Carrizoza, Hector Forest, George Casarez. Gerbich, Joe Bracamonte, Louis Arevalo, Art Barcelo, Joe Frosh Have I5-5 Season The freshmen basketball team had a real good season this year by dis- playing a 15-5 record. They finished third place in the conference just be- hind Tucson and Rincon. This' year's team was one of the best balanced freshmen teams, with a lot of depth. In many games Coach Gerbich emptied the bench and the reserves did very well. The team func- tioned very Well on both defense and offense. The Bullpuppies started out the sea- son by stomping their annual rival, Bisbee, 70-40, and won the next three games. After a loss to Palo Verde, they maintained a five game vvinning streak, and proceeded through the rest of the season to compile a 56.0 point per game average. 132 SPORTS SCOREBOARD DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Bisbee Sunnyside Sahuaro Catalina Palo Verde Sunnyside Sahuaro Catalina Palo Verde Pueblo Bisbee Tucson Amphi Pueblo Rincon Arnphi Salpointe Rincon Tucson Ernest Alvarado gets rebound and heads down court. ,L,lA Ii ,VVA i.,,,,c ..iA H V ,A V , ,V V V A 5 , , it B V , y . ' 5 . V' L17 . Z V ,, ' Q3 if i V 'iv H . . . ,.. V V155 , . K ' ' . ,. Am,, V A - V . a Q , - is '.' i . 5 VV ' 4 -' ' ' . '.LL-, . ' 153 32 -- F ' ' VE 'W' ' ' 'V W 5 VVVVV a l,'f,g2 .Fil , LW L' ' ' - 1 . V LL',-. , - t V L g ' . . , E Q . ., .. . s V V - V . , fiiiiffk --'I an A 757' . I., ' if .55 31 ' ' 1 ,,, V, ' V ,f A ' ' 5 Y.. I'. 'if .1 'ff W 'S' ,, .. sawgifleazwsriwylan , 4.-, Vefi f W gy 4- t we-tn. WM ,, if , ,V ' . 1 V. I - t , , ,. - Vi Q V' ' 'A ' V L V' , 'V ' 46 ,, 5 ti - ' ILL' WL f it 539' ' I ,V 'f Hrplxgf kt- ' A ' Q Q , , K 1 A , 5 ' A it V . u f .. A Row 1, L. to R., Kent Gierke, Frank Stephenson, Manuel Vasquez, Richard Rocha, Manuel Washington, Pete Bel- tran. Row 2, Coach Ike Sharp, Lionel Teran, Dave Clev- enger, John Fitzhugh, Art Carrizoza, Leonard Mason, Coach Sharp gives a hardy congratu- three games' lation to his team on victory over Bisbee. VARSITY ASEB LL The 1968-69 varsity team ignition- ed their season by stomping the Bis- bee Pumas in a seven inning cut- throat game. Right-handed Senior Mike Czopek started the open play and by the top of the third inning the score was 2-O Dawgs. In the bottom of the fifth inning, Junior Paul Sharp took over and finished the game, 5-1. The squad walked over Bisbee, Cata- lina, and Sunnyside in the following Rene Lira, Coach Manny Valenzuela, Row 3, I im Purs- ley, Mike Czopek, Frank Robles, Joe Fisher, Tony Busta- rnonte, Row 4, Frank Melendez, Paul Sharp, Shannon Lewis, Mike Barreras, Raul Celaya. Paul Sharp prepares to hit homer. SPORTS 133 Shannon Lewis .... . --fmi-W-f':v' ' 5 '2f i' -f 5 , .... . . I K i . My -- .-,- 4,,..,..,...,1-L . 1 ' .::: f,:i. ,..,: ,V H r , -f - . H. f firigia'-ifo M :X : L- Richard Rocha Mike Czopek 1344 SPORTS SEN David Clevenger Kent Gierke .. ...G 11, M i A ,, , Q . ,. - . ::-' ::,:: - ' ' E Q ,,., ' Q5 zgne n an . .,.. 11 : :f' i fi Z... I i f f:.Q E -- 355.3 , ,,i' 15213 g Raul Celaya IORS '69 Frank Melendez Frank R0b1es ,i--.,..:sf .:.gf gig-Q. 5:5 x::fisaaa Z a- - ff-'I 1:,,,g55,:1,..,.g.?.,qz:!.,,,3 .-e :, Q : , I .,,, .KW .iff ,qfilllfimk 5 'Z ,. ,.., ..e' A :.J, x 5. Eff, k,,.. , A , .- - f . me - - 'f-fi . - 11-AM in . i, Mike Barreras Manuel Vasquez J im Pursley Frank Stephenson Jim grabs high fly. Mike Czopek jqres away at a Puma hitter. Frank M elendez crosses home plate as Shannon Lewis comes to bat. if its Paul slides safe into Hrst. gm QQWLQ -vrvf A M A M Y , V ,,b .- Mftwm ,,,t.,, vv,' f tt I r'r' is i EW ir ef, its gy t Qiyi gt 3 r r-- 2, ., . 5 t W i 21 ,1,,, Em David Krause, Mr. John Hesser, Bill I-Iuish. Ernie Monje, Ernie Romero, Serge Franco. SPORTS 135 r . ' new 3231 if 'r V. . 1 . fi cw., -e-wk, Q.-. Row 1, L to R: Jaime Ortega, manager, Rene Flores, George yizu, Sieve Hill, Ernie Escarcega, Ivan Huish, Tim Ma- Iordan, Bill Thomasson, Hector Pinedo, Richard Ybarra, zanek, Row 3, L to Rf Ray Chavez, George Salazar, Frank Ramon Arevalo, Ernest Leon, Frank Durazo, manager. Murrieta, Bill Gonzales, Bruce Czopek, Robert Durazo, Row 2, L to R: Robert Zazueta, David Rosales, Rene Tre- Erie Kinngberg, Coach Bud Smith. .l.V. Squad Consistent in Wins The opener against Bisbee showed the ability and promise of a winning 1969 JV season, when they downed the Pumas 11-7. Right from the grandslam home run by Steve Hill in the opening game, the Bullpups under Coach Bud Smith' won their games consistently through the sea- son. The many hours of after school practice really paid off for the vic- torious '69 JV's. 136 SPORTS ,,,, 14 , Steve Hill rounds third after hitting a grand slam over the back fence. Ivan Huish lines up right before he hits a single to left field. Sunnyside The Feshman team opened the '69 sea- son vvith a sensational no-hitter against Tucson's Sunnyside. Steve Gallagher pitched for the Bullpuppies all of the game and only gave up one run. There were no errors throughout the Whole game, and Coach Reay says that the fielding was the best they have done so far. Another outstanding player was Alex Chavez, who had three hits, three stolen bases, and three runs. The team has fifteen games to go and they look forward to them with the thought that they are going to play to Win, and to Win for DHS. Defeated I2- I Frosh third baseman gets ready to receive a line drive. Row I, L to R: Ray Salazar, Alex Chavez, Robert Orosco, Raul Morales, Joe Bracamonte, Tony Reyes, Oscar Cueto, Joe Haro. Row 2, L to R: Richard Quionez, Art Barcelo, L to R: Coach Don Reay, Tony Otero, Bobby Pinedo, George M ontano, Steve Gallagher, Jessie Martinez, Jesus Escarcega, Cruz Franco, Managers Richard Acota, Ruben Urquijo. Louie Arevalo, Xavier Sanchez, Frank Martinez, Ed Rabago, Mark Watson, George Cazarez, trainer Joe Pintor. Row 3 9 SPORTS 137 I I K 5 . .igwwmw 1 X ,W a.W..,...,.,...,..,.--.a,,.. , . , 1 ,MM kkkkkkkk gg j --N 1 -----..N............,.... 3' ...,.T., ai. . X, , .. ..,.. f . . J ,S f. ,. -as .-X. -. -. .. it 'K Row 1, L to R: Ed Fitzhagh, Steve Alvarado, Tony Mor- Coach Ted James, Carlos Encinas, Bill Gooch, Ronnie eno, Tony Rabago, Mike Vasquez, Norman Wilson, Rene Orozco, Allan Humphries, Gary Miller, Ray Martinez, Medina, Iaime Ibbarrola, Mike Kimble, Row 2, L to R: Les Floyd, Eddie Urquijo, Robert Rios. Varsity Goes Against Salpointe Salpointe trackster takes a slight lead over Ray Martinez. 138 SPORTS Coach Ted James took the responsi- bility this year of trying to make the varsity track team into the kind of team this school would be proud of. In the opening meet with the Sal- pointe Lancers, the Dawgs finished with a high ranking in each of the events. Mike Kimble took first in the high hurdles. Then Gary Miller placed second in the 440 run. The team looks forward to the meets that will follow, and they hope that they might show DHS that the track season is also a time for winning in 1969. Eddie Urquijo performs his glide that helps him get extra power. 1 Y 5 N ,Q . A 1 211 4 5 , A V Fe- ... Q , N ' .- M M -- , Q 1 my - . A ' 'f5.---,FS ,. . A 5 M Q, ..,k . . , . .img , -Q H . .. Q ., , 4. is .. iq ,Ura , ,. L 7 . T - wx, s fl L ' 5 ' 3 - fl-i A ff? is raw:-'N -i f A , A 4 I . ,Z 1 Q ,ny fr-1 L V X ,, is ' Y M f 3 ' i w' i 1 ' H - 1 Y' Q -f Q. I eff N -' N 'V--L . - 4- 4 ' T 1 if-li: Eff .sf .f--Ji. '- Sflikiiigl,-A?-5 fiigfflx f'1:F'5ll59Yisf. i i f I' v. NW- .w..fq. Q mvlf:-.' :,ij'4?3:ii'5i.1175-iifglrvlv 1 .7iTEff5?:3Yg2f51iffj5E'K ifggiiilgfglf . .... mmfrx s . Q - Snqmm H Q if -s :-- 7 N' f 'fum ff ' ' 1 nh' ' If VL-2 ' 3 - -KM -Y ,. 5 Allan Humphries Bill Gooch Carlos Encinas Managers: Manuel Vera, Ralph Lopez. Ronny Orozco clears 5'10 in meet against Salpointe. Norman Wilson with all his might makes win- ning throw. Mike Vasquez and Mike Kimble take first and third in low hurdles SPORTS 139 Good Season Ahead for .l.V.'s The Junior Varsity has been right along side of the Varsity. Also rank-Q ing high in the Salpointe meet, the team looks ahead with enthusiasm that just might give them the title in their division. The Junior Varsity is coached by Dan 4'The Man Gerbich. David Flores prepares to put the shot Hay Reye-9 f6lli6S Zhe lead in the mile in the Salpointe meet held at the TUN- Douglas Stadium. 1- rr rf-2 .......r--- + 'rs ' i 1' ,-J I 3 ,,,., NW... . . ,..-,.,,, ,,.,,..,, ,aa ,,.,, ,.T.,.,........ f . -- 1 sf' . 1 I - i ' R r ., . ,, ,,,.. ...,...a. A-. A. , .X B iw 1 -1 7 Row 1, L to R: Art Cloud, Charlie Scarpignato, Frank Vasquez, Dale Williams, Gilbert Figueroa, Carmen Bo- mero, C Andy Medina, David Flores, Chuck Petzoldt, Ray Reyes, Dennis Shaya, Row 2, L to B: Kim 14-0 SPORTS Kaler, Armando F igueroa, Tim Olsen, Joe Beltran, Butch Kish, Martin Moreno, Bill Robertson, Ernesto Mora, Frank Jacinto, John Cabarga, Jeff Boyle, Bill Brown, foe Garcia, Coach Dan Gerbich. Row 1, L to R: Alex Lares, Alex Cruz, Ralph Haynie, Manuel Eubanks, DennisHansen, David Friend, Pat Bing- Mike Jones, Benny Gutierrez, Darrel Crabtree, Orlando ham, foe Amador, David Pense, Coach Dale Kleck, man- Velasquez, Alfonso Leyvag Row 2, L to R: Ramon Tadeo, ager Tony Ballesteros. Frosh Score Well in First Meet The year of '69 looks like to be a winning year for the freshman track team. In the first meet with Sal- pointe, the squad placed first in seven of the fourteen events. Tim Olson took first in the high hurdles. Other frosh took first in events like the mile run, and the 44440 relay and the 44-0. The frosh tracksters will next go against Tucson High and they hope that they might bring back home to DHS a very high place in the meet. Alfonso Leyva makes his finest jump in his event. SPORTS 141 M Varsity Shares 4th in District f L. to R: Jeff Bates, Paul Felix, Pete Ortega, John Jackson, Ray Chavez. 142 SPORTS Coach Donald F ry' The Varsity squad tied for fourth in their dist- rict this season. So far the record is 5-44, but they look ahead with a feeling that they are going to do better in the last half of the season. In 1968 Jeff Bates took second in the state and this year the team and DHS hopes that Jeff might go all the way and take the state tournament. His record in the singles competition is 8-1. Third in the district is John Jackson, who has a record of 6-3 in the singles. Junior Varsity Just as the season began this year, the Junior Varsity squad knew that it would be a great and tough year. Their record is seven wins and only two losses. Bisbee dropped by a score of 4--3. Then fell Pueblo, and Amphi. The rest of the season will no doubt be a success for the DHS JV squad. Row 1, Bruce Hughes, Sam Ramirez, Tony Pinedo, Bud Cooper, Mark Corkery, Row 2, James Estrada, Rick Hansen, Fred Ramirez, Danny Taylor, Dan Cro- thers, Ken Friskey, Bill Huggins. Row 1, Sam Ramirez, Chuck Johnson, Dennis Hansen, Gary Jones, Mark Corkery. Row 2, Rennie Mariscal, Dan Crothers, Ken Friskey, Cam Secrist, Bill Huggins, Bud Cooper. Freshman The Freshmen finished their year in second place in their dist- rict. The first four matches were easily won by the frosh as they took Pueblo, Rincon, Tucson, and Catalina. Some of the outstanding players Were: Cameron Secrist, who had an 8-O record in the singles, Bill Huggins with a record of 6-1 in the doubles, and John Cooper, 7-1 in the doubles. SPORTS 143 GIRL ' TENN S W NS FEW MATCHE The Girls Varsity and Junior Var- sity team began practice last Decem- ber in preparation for their first match. This year the team began with few experienced players, and this handicap has been the main reason for the team's record. With the season half over, the record for the Varsity and also the JV squad is 1 win and 5 losses. The Frosh on the other hand had a very good season. Ending it with a 6-3 record, Mrs. Downs says that there are very good prospects for next year's J V and Varsity teams. 3 4 Freshman tennis coach Mrs. Agnes Downs poses on the ten- nis courts. Her team posted a 6-3 record. 14-4 SPORTS Girl's Varsity Tennis. Left to Right Miss Bea Somoza Marla Chavez Mary Morrisg Jocelyn Campbellg Lily Kafka Jacque Hazlewood -+---v As a student teacher, Miss Hol- comb helped coach the freshma squad. TZ Girls' Junior Varsity Tennis Team, L. to R., Diane Herbert, Velia Valente, Mel- odee H uncovsky, Ronda Dunagan, Luci Eribes. Froslz Tennis, Miss Holcomb, Linda Saavedra, Sandy Lupfur, Lori Ludden, Patti Riggs, Terri Daniel, Jackie Hazelwood, Doloresthe Duron, Row 2. L to R. Peggy Adams, Kathy Pollock, Sandy Arreuelos, Donna Marcus, Rhonda Duna- gan, Rosela Rodriquez, MaryAnn Pribish, Jody Anaya, Mrs. Downs. SPORTS 14-5 1 fax 3. QSM K,,,Q fx Yu Aft F' Z X pM,.,f,g my FUTURE TEACHERS 0 MERICA The sponsor of FTA is Ray Borane. This club provides student helpers for teachers who desire them. FTA was also able to send tvvo delegates to the state- wide FTA convention in Yuma. By sell- ing booster buttons during the athletic year, FTA aroused school spirit. L to R. .M. Spikes. Vice-Pres.. C. Orozco. Pres., D. Ward. Treas.. D. Bill- ings. Sec. L to R. Row I, R. Borane, Sponsor, C. Orozco, Pres.. M. Perotti, F. Roth, L. Roth, B. Haynie, L. Williams. Row 4, Spikes, Vice-Pres., D, Billings, Sec., D, Ward, Treizg, I, C. Duthie, D. Perotti, D. Foster, P. Huber. M. Lucas, N. Jones, Historian, J. Willingham, Chaplin. P. Sharp. Row Webb, T. Rabago, R. Bustamante, Row 5, E. Romero. R. 2, M. Acosta, D. Herbert, S. Rochin, A. Bojorquez. H. Hansen, D. Crabtree, C. Huber, M. Williamson, M. Bosticlf, I . Ulloa, R. Contreras, M. Gamez, C. Remington, Montgomery, K. Pastershi, A. Littrell, C. Bishop, R. Row 3, A. Lange, E. Fernandez, A. Elias, T. Olson, T. DLJNZZO. 14-8 ORGANIZATIONS SCDCIAL STUDIES CLUB L to R. Rovv 1, J. Huddleston, Sponsor, S. Westbrook, Pres., J. Huish, Vice-Pres., G. Reyes, Sec., M. Spikes, Trea., L. Williams, Row 2, D. Rogers, B. Haynie, D. Herbert, A. Lang, S. Johnson, R. Hansen, Row 3, D. Crabtree, L. Brenden, A. Littrell, C. Bishop, S. Christensen, B. Huish, L. Riggs, ROW 44, J. Whitaker, R. Valencia, F. Melendez, P. Sharp, B. Hayes, E. Romero. DRAMATICS L to R. Row 1, S. Sundheimer, Sponsor, G. Reyes, Pres., A. Bojorquez, Vice- Pres., C. Duthie, Sec., D. Daugherty, Trea., Row 2, D. Foster, M. Newton, D. Pradeau, H. Bostick, C. Belasco, B. Gierke, Row 3, D. Crabtree, P. Wirt, S. West- brook, L. Williams, V. Butler, J. Estes, Row 4, S. Johnson, A. Littrell, M. Spikes, J. Huish. ORGANIZATIONS 149 L Zo B., T. Duthie Vice-Pres., C. Bishop, Treas., L. Brenderz, Pres., M. S pilfes, Sec. DH ,,Vf V? 0 V V , 'W' J i W ' L to B. Bowl, J. Haislz, D. War'rl, lVl. Acosta, L. Williarns, D. Herbert. S. Weslb1'ooll'. S. Johnson. J. Sharp, H. Han- covslfy. P. Biggs. Row 2. .M. Slzmzlflin, C. Daihie, S. Taylor L. Ludrlen, J. Brown, T. Dullzie, I. Krueger, M. Conder, J. Smith, S. Slover, P. Sharp. D. Pen6e, Row 3, I. Castillo M. Williamson, B. lWar1'scal, G. Bloomquist, J. Fielfls, R Haynie. S. Parks. T. Morris. M. Slzarzlalin, I. Hill, lil Spikes, C. Bislzop, J. Merriil. B. Cliflon, Bow 4, D. Crab- Zree. B. H ealy, E. Romero, lW. Corlzery, f. Bales, B. Belasco, B. Paine, F. Bollz. J. Brenflen, A. lllolinet, D. Hansen, G. Jones. fwamsmuii ww AN L to R. Brenda Baker, Donna Foster, Mary Pat Moeur. L to H. How I. T. Healy, H. Stacey, N. Dominguez, L. Gierke, Row 2, D. Daugherty, A. Littrell. C. Grijalva, D. Crabtree. V. Butler, Row 3, B. Haynie, C. Rivera, A. Larez, S. Ramirez. C. Rose, D. Tay- lor, Row 4, D. Johnson, S. Smith, L. Brenden. D. Rosales. .7 ORGANIZATIONS 151 P.E.P. L to R. Row 1, L. Mosher, Freeloader, S. Johnson, Pres., L. Bagwell, Vice-Pres., G. Reyes, Sec., C. Amaya, Treas., Row 2, M. Brady, D. Pradeau, C. Velasquez, V. Morris, E. Reyes, L. Romero, Row 3, L. Roth, A. Flores, M. Romo, L. La- borin, M. Saavedra, M. Lucas, Row 41, L. Varela, VV. Jordan, M. Gunther, C. Corrales, N. Webb, R. Trevizu, I Bagby. GOLDE KEY SPONSORS TWI RP L to R, Row 1, J. Hesser, Sponsor, A. Littrell, Pres., A. Corrales, Vice-Pres., D. Foster, Sec., C. Ortiz, Treas., P. Moeur, Row 2, M. Acosta, A. Bojorquez, J. Orr, D. Daugherty, A. Coleman, M. Ochoa, V. Bixler, Row 3, A. Elias, S. Hartwell, P. Wirt, A. Perez, T. Olson, T. Perotti, Row 4, K. Mulvehill, D. Sinclair, P. Huber, M. Ramirez, M. Montgomery, B. Busboom, D. Ward, K. Pasterski. 152 ORGANIZATIONS F. F.A. SPCNSQRS RCDDEO L to R, Row 1, F. Adams, Sponsor, G. James, Pres., C Johnston, Vice-Pres., M. Wright, Sec., D. Svvindall Treas., R. Orozco, Reporter, R. Tharp, Sentinel, Row 2 R. Grainger, S. Adams,,J. Ibarrola, L. Miller, K. Poin- deXter, B. Miller, P. Arias, Row 3, R. Krentz, M. Kimble, L. Mullican, P. Gray, L. Gill, R. Sproul, H. Ames, Row 4, B. Beeson, R. Pope, S. Ruiz, P. Hanigan, B. Cloud, D. Benson, G. Rothpletz, Row 5, D. Arevalos, R. Beeson, L. Park, B. Martin, J. Fralie, K. Michael. L. to R. Row 1, Gary James, Pres., Mike Wright, Sec., David Swindall, Treas., ROW 2, Mr. Adams, Sponsor, Russell Tharp, Sentinel, Charlie Johnston, Vice-Pres., Ronnie Orozco, Reporter. Joe Hunt and Robbie Sproul at the F.F.A. Rodeo. Future Farmers of America is a Vocational organization spon- sored by Frank Adams. The aim of this organization is to futher the boys education in the field of agriculture. ORGANIZATIONS 153 HI-Y HAS HI-JI X L. to R. Frank Stephenson, Pres., Ernie Monje, Vice-Pres., Joe Willing- ham, Sec., Ruben Carrizoza, Treas. 1 st Semester. A fs .sf A service organization composed of jun- ior and senior boys, Hi-Y co-ordinates the annual Hi-Jinx Carnival, which was held on April 12 this year. They also partici- pate in various fund drives and have money-raising projects for themselves. Hi- Y is sponsored by Ed Pence and .lim Singleton. . ppk ,Q huep b . A 1 N S . ss A rs s s i A l . i,. i I i ihiy - 5 p k X Y XX iii . ...mm s K xi 1 .Q .. , K X L to R. Row I, Mr. Pence, Sponsor, F. Stephenson, Pres. Krnissingj Monje, Vice-Pres., I. Willingham. Sec., G Lucas. Treas., C. Ludden, Sargeant of Arms, G. James, Chaplin. ill. Czopelc, Row 2, S. Westbrook, K. Gierke, N. Wilson. A. Ramirez, R. Sproul, S. Marshall. Row 3. B 154- ORGANIZATIONS 3 Huish, A. Ramirez, R. Krentz, M. Smith, R. Lira, J. Hunt, Row 4, E. Encinas. J. Torres, M. Kimble, G. Gal- lagher, I. Ibarrola, B. Clifton, Row 5, J. Huish, R. Pope, C. Atkinson, S. Lewis, P. Sharp, E. Urquijo. FUTURE URSES CLUB L. to R. B. Levra, Sponsor, B. Melendez, Pres., M. Gun- ther, Vice-Pres., L. Laborin, Sec., A. Flores, Treas., M. Huncovsky, Social Manager, Row 2, J. Panzer, F. Zamar, HESS A. Mitchell, M. Gallegos, M. Verdugo, B. Ramirez, E. Bagwell, Bow 3, E. Moran, B. Ramsey, E. Mendez, P. Vizuett, M. Bomo, K. Wilson, Bow 4-, G. Flores, VV. Jor- dan, L. Varela, C. Corrales, M. Ramirez, A. Morales. CLUB L. to R. Row 1, M. Turner, Sponsor, S. Smith, Pres., Cmissingb D. Johnson, Vice-Pres., B. Busboom, Sec., A Lange, Treas., B. Hansen, Row 2, M. Brady, P. Wirt, C. Duthie, M. Newton, D. Pence, Bow 3, D. Rosales, M. Conder, L. Brenden, D. Crabtree, M. Martinez, B. Hayes, Row 4, C. Johnson, J. Cooper, A. Littrell, K. Wilson, T. Stewart. ORGANIZATIONS 155 - LUB SPCDNSORS L Zo B. Bow 1, C. Willingham, Sponsor, S. Lewis, Pres., F. Melendez, Vice-Pres., M. Czopelf, Sec., I. Willingham, Treas.. F. Hurtado, Sergeant at Arms. Bow 2, P. Felix, B Haish, C. Orozco, E. Monje, Bow 3. B. Krentz, T. Kenyon 1 1 L. to H. Paul Sharp, Bill Huish, foe Willingham, and Jerry Torres. These are some of the well be- haved members at a meeting. 15 6 ORGANIZATIONS X. Brown, Bow 4, G. James, J. Parsley, J. Torres, F. Hol- quin, P. Orlega, Bow 5, C, Ludden, C. Atkinson, B. Pope, S. Ruiz. W Many 'D' Club members received gold medallions for their owfsfanding performances on the 1968 football Ieam. QB, foe Willingham receives the award from his dad. D-WEEK ACTIVITIE L to R. Row I, E. Urquijo, P. Sharp, R. Hansen, M. Kimble, G. Gallagher, B. Clifton, Row 2, A. Ramirez, T. Rabago, T. Bustamante, K. Gierhe, Row 3, I. Haish, D. Arevalos, I. Fisher, A. Lopez, E. Romero. L to R. S. Lewis, Pres., M. Czopeh, Sec., J. Willingham, Treas., F. Me- lendez, Vi ce-Pres. LD,-Club is made up of varsity lettermen at DHS. An active organization under the sponsorship of Mr. Willingham, the 'D'-Club has charge of the concession stand at all home basketball games during the season. They also plan the 4D' Week activities, sponsor a fashion show, and select a sweetheart. ORGANIZATIONS 15 7 Rodeo Club is an organization sponsored by Mr. Ralston. The members of this club participate in high school rodeos - in Douglas and surrounding areas. L to R. Ralph Pope, Treas., Robbie Sproul, Pres., Mike Kimble, Sec., Jim Pursley, Vice-pres., Rob Krentz, Sentinel. RODEO CLUB ACTS I DE L to R. Row 1, D. Ralston, Sponsor, R. Sproul, Pres., J. Pursley, Vice-Pres., M. Kimble, Sec., R. Pope, Treas., R. Krentz, Sentinel., ROW 2, M. Martin, F. Cowan, B. Martin, B. Sproul, J. James, S. Rochin, K. Pointdexter, Row 3, L. Mullican, B. Martin, VV. Bingham, C. Davis, G. Stephens, Row 4-, S. Ruiz, J. Hunt, M. Wright, K. Michael, P. Hanigan, R. Tharp. 158 ORGANIZATIONS L to R. Row Z, S. Stephens, S. Lupfer, C. McDaniel, M. Pikes, E. Romero, S. Rockin, N. Lapadat, Row 2, L. Man- riquez, Y. Noriega, J. Madflux, C. Yates, M. Orane, J. Saavedra, L. Romero, E. Reyes, C. Rivera, Row 3, G. Hill, D. Strange, M. Pribish, A. Larez, R. Romero, J. Teran, N. f Jaime Ibarrola, President Raul Romero, Vice-President Lucas, I. Varela, K. Wilson, Row 4, I . Geojjfrey, L. Owen, C. Pollock, D. Markus, P. Winter, A. Peruinuri, N. Webb, R. Triuizu, I. Kalily, Row 5, R. Teran, N. Vera, L. Teran, A. Lopez, F. Holquin, R. Willcox, B. Loving, M. Sorwell, I. Whitaker, D. Tylor. Peggy Svvigart, Secretary Yolanda, Velarde, Treasurer ORGANIZATIONS 159 L to R. Row 1, N. Lapadat, Sponsor, I. Ibarrola, Pres., D. Amaya, C. Belasco. A. Escamilla, Row 3, S. Galaz, E. R. Romero, Vice-Pres., Y. Velarde, Treas., P. Swigart, F itzhugh, FW. Borquez. L. Aquirre, I. Bagby, C. Corrales, Sec., B. Ramirez, Historian, G. Stephens, Sergeant at K. Cooper, M. Gramaalos, Row 4, D. Gonzales, A. Forrest, Arms, How 2, O. Galaz, A. Elias, M. Gunther, H. Bostick, R. Chavez, A. Banios, R. Belasco, A. Carrizoza, H. Cam- els pas, A. Elias. .swwww FRENC LUB Who said French wasn't interesting? Many members of French Club are pictured in these two pictures as the sponsor, Mr. Lapa- dat, keeps things on the road to learning more and more of the French culture. 160 ORGANIZATIONS QLIILL S SCRQLL L to R, Row 1, P. Strahan, Pres., M. Brady, Vice-Pres., M. John, Sec., L. Roth, C. Amaya, S. Johnson, B. Hun- covsky, D. Billings, G. Dot- son, C. Jordan, Mrs.'Detjen, Sponsor, L. Newton, Treas, Cmissingj. LIBR RY STAFF L to R. Rovv 1, Miss Welcome, Sponsor, L. Rios, Pres., A. Moulinet, Vice-Pres., J. Reyes, Sec., Mrs. Remington, Row 2, J. Krueger, A. lVIcZeal, V. Bixler, J. Judd, E. Melendez, B. Davidson, D. Krueger. ORGANIZATIONS 161 G.A.A. .,... ilitg One of the major activities of GAA this year was to present the school with a victory flag. This picture shows the organization's officers with the flag right after it was presented. They are from left to right: Carmen Serrano, Histor- ian, Connie Ortiz, Vice-Pres., Mary Chavez, Treas., Jo Ann Castillo, Sec., Monica Acosta, Pres., Mary Beth Jury, Publicity Chairman. UQCfj Chr-no 'arises' mogowg, ,.,2rofD'1:5oZ cu' 595'-s on-392 3'5 Uiwmgqqmhl :ww Wim ,.,.l4 Ev-add -'3-OEBFFOE O'-sum'-sim BQ-ww UQ mf,,i-o-w,'3 P'jU 4-0-1-gr-+5'O ,.., Of'DE'um5 gUQ CDD-fn' psirawfow wgiigg? Emgmgmg 02.1-ygh ,MQ E,'3 E ,,-0-QJP,l.m v-1,..-.U m4,, Kiowa E P14 wirsffm EQABGQ cn Fgmg me-0-CD,,,,,U - 4-Q-5' Br-fm Uifbgqamgs C3054 :- 5 11 O U'-' Cnty.-mm Q CDPTHU- -4 f-fo m . 2'-'r:oU'6u:? Hgufnllmm O4-0-OJ 8Q wi- K ' is. lie e,.. . . cg iiic . ' i ii ' r ' i i - ,Q,- ' K - - ' ,, ,Q . 5. ft? - . , 5. Lkkikkg 5 A ' 15' ' 55 - ' A so , ssise E , his . 'lp K . C kg 'K 5 I w e 3 I. Q , K . ss.,..,f. E L . ' - ii c Q G 2 5- -2 I 5 p A: - K N- Q' il' ii my J p p p Vycp .ZF I? . Q ' H- C p A' is - Q I . iuii 'Q L to R. Bow I, E. Riggs, Sponsor. M. Acosla, Pres., C. Or- tiz, Vice-Pres., I. Castillo, See., M. Chavez, Trees., M fury, Publicity Chairman, C. Serrano, Historian. Bow 2 L. Gierhe, A. Cruz, M. Carrizoza, L. Aguilar, B. Amayaj A. Durazo, D. C. Belasco, R. Gutierrez, Row 3, T. Daniel, B. Beecroft. D. Carranza, D. Gaither, S. Brittain, V. Gu- 162 ORGANIZATIONS 'sm it-Q. tierrez, I. Hazlewood, L. Gomez, Row 4. C. Beumler. P. Adams, M. Carrillo, A. Corrales, C. Gill, IW. Forsythe, V. Gorball. M. Fernandez. Bow 5, M. Huber. T. Healy, L. Eisenbeis. G. Hernandez, B. Gillett, B. Dunagan, N. Dominguez, S. Durnez. GIRLS ATHLETI ASSCDCIATIO '.. .Q L to R. L. Mitchell, S. Lupfer, D. Krueger, I. Vasquez, B. Johnson, D. Perez, E. Perez, E. Riggs, Sponsor, Row 2, B. Rios, M. Scherden, S. Vasquez, P. Riggs, C. Sinclair, D. Teran, C. Johnson, G. Reyes, Row 3, A. Mitchell, M. Vasquez, L. Manriquez, A. Vizuet, L. Valdez, A. Long, if D N V.. 9 Q L ,K A ls M. Slzanklin, Y. Jimenez, G. Milletl, Row 4, F. Valen- zuela, V. Lugo, M. Pinedo, R. Rios, F. Roth, A. Serrano, M. Riley, C. Williams, M. Meeks, Row 5, T. Perotti, S. Wilson, D. Perotti, E. Robles, R. Quijada, Y. Molina, R. Rodriquez, W. Tribble. ORGANIZATIONS 163 TRI-HI-Y L to R. Bow 1. B. Somoza, Sponsor, H. Bostick, Pres., M. Crenshaw, Vice-Pres., S. Shaya, Sec., R. Franco, Treas., D. Lay, Sponsor, Bow 2, B. Manley, P. Gooch, G. Ruiz, C. Jordan, Bow 3, S. Rochin, G. Dotson, S. Christensen, B. Phillips, L. Williams, O. Ortiz, Bow 4-, C. Thomasson, P. Daniel, F. Cowan, B. Helm, V. Butler, Row 5, A. Castillo, B. Sundhei- mer, T. Duthie, G. Dunagan, D. Billings, M. Spikes, C. Selchovv. . . p ,,.,, f L to Pi. Bow 1, O. Martinez, Sponsor, J. Brown, Pres., M. Medina, Vice-Pres., L. Laborin, Sec., E. Moran, Treas., B Ramsey, Historian, Bow 2, C. Velasquez, V. Morris, A. Flores Y. Jimenez, M. Ochoa, C, Rivera, B. Romero, Bow 3, C Amaya, S. Johnson, M. Lucas, T. Perotti, M. Bomo, T. Pizano, Y. Velarde, Bow 4, I. Bagby, N. Webb, L. Varela, P. Viz- vet, A. Mendez, M. Gunther, Row 5, S. Mendez, J. Bosadillo, G. Alvarez, E. Moran, B. Valencia, F. Hurtado. 164 ORGANIZATIONS M.. M SILVER KEY I ERVICE CLUB L to R. M. Nava, Sponsor, I. Ulloa, Pres., C. Gomez, Vzre Pres., C. Ortega, Sec., M. Bagwell, Interclub Coun- czl Rep., C. Huber, Row 2, C. Johnson, A. Sinclair, L. Gzerlfe, P. Riggs, M. Huber, G. Reyes, S. Durnez, Row Under the sponsorship of Nlr. Nava, Silver Key combined with Golden Key to make a float for the D-Day Parade. The combined efforts earned them a third place prize. Silver Key also parti- cipates in fund drives and other service work. It is composed for freshman and sophomore girls. It is the first step in the three key clubs of the high school. 3, L. Manriqaez, C. Sinclair, M. Leon, T. Healy. V. Varela, R. Contreras, C. Remington, Row 4, D. Perotti, A. Santana, L. Davidson, C. Hill, A. Aguaijo, M. Will- iamson, E. Fernandez, M. Granados. L to R. I . Ulloa, Pres., C. Gomez, Vice-Pres., C. Ortega, Sec., L. Kafka, Treas. ORGANIZATIONS 1 65 AMERICAN FIELD ERVICE if L. Zo H. How I P. Gooch, Chfzirmarz. 1. Huish. Vice-Clmin Iensmz. S. Snlzbrenner, B. Helm. Row 4. M. Monigomery, man, B. Hurzcovsky, Seo., P. Wirl. Trans.. M. Acoslfz, H. A. Lfllrelf. J. Hill. C. Beumler. Rout' 5, R. Mfonfgorzzery. D. Fink. Sponsor, How 2, S. Slouer. J. Hansen, Sponsor. Row Corifery. IW. Spikes, A. Forrest. D. Amnyn, L. Higgs. 3. I. FIISYIAZZO, L. Wz'IIia1ns. B. Ramirez. C. Bislzop. S. Chris- 166 ORGANIZATIONS Right after school started, AFS spon- sored a school dance to introduce Su- sanne to the students and the students to her. The money received from the dance will go to support next year's foreign ex- change student. This is only one of the niziny money raising projects of this organization. THEY WALK TCDGETHER... Practice proved to be interesting be- fore the AFS Stage Review. Frito Banditos played one of their songs while Mary and Frank do a make belief strip tease, which was cut from the original Stage Review. AND T LK TCDGETHER Io Ann Castillo, a member of AFS, and Susanne, our foreign exchange student from Denmark, show Tod around school after his late arrival in February. Tod is originally from Morocco and spent the Hrst semester in lwilwaukee, Wis. ORGANIZATIONS 167 168 ORGANIZATIONS Just like- any organizzllion, lhe DHS Choir has officers. This yearis officers are funn left to right: Jim Estes, President, Valerie Campbell, Treasure. Francis Diaz, Secretary, and Tony Pinodo, Vico- President. Row 7 L. to R. L. Haxton V. Campbell TW. lNTagoffin D. Hopkins C. Johnson J. Guticroz DHS CHOIR A D NSEMBLE H0102 L. to H. V. VVing D. Haynie G. Sole J. Estes D. Rodriquez TW. VVi11iamson J. Sharp S. Edwards D. Strange Mr. Goddard, Sponsor T. Pinedo J. Ortega P. Adams B. Busboorn P. Wirt T. Duthie Below is pietzzrerl the DHS Ensemble wlziclz is Cornposerl of only those persons who are qunlihed according to tlze sponsor. They are from left to riglzt: lWr. Goddard, Spon- Roz1'3 L. to R. K. Herbert TNI. Shanklin NI. Pribish B. Loving R. Belasco R. Lopez D. Glasscock M. Newton J. Krueger S. Eckhardt E. Valente Row 4 L. to H. F. Diaz J. Thonlasson J. Campbell sor, J. Cfznzpbell, D. Strange, C. folznson, J. Estes, K.. Herbert, B. Bztsboonz, M. Prilaislz 3 V. Butler, D. Hczynie, I. Ortega, T. Pfneflo. ORGANIZATIONS 169 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS O AMERICA L to R. Row I, Mrs. Thomas, Sponsor, M. John, Pres., D. Johnston, Vice-Pres., K. Cooper, Treas., G. Vigil, M. For- ler, J. Lucas, A. Sinclair, B. Beecroft, S. Kimble, L. Sand ers, C. Johnson. Row 4, T. Olson, L. Eisenbeis, K. Wilson sythe, A. Cruz, Row 2, S. Brittain, S. Vasquez, Y. Leon, P, Cooper, M. Meeks, G. Millett, S. Szwalfop, F. Gui M. Scherden, Y. Estrada, A. Corrales, L. Gierhe, L. Diaz, B. Cauthen. Row 3, C. Sinclair, M. Carrizoza. S. Hostet- tierrez, A. Molina. Junior and Senior Future Homema- kers of America combined this year to form a single organization for the first time. Sponsored by Mrs. Tho- mas. FHA held bake sales, pickle sales, and every other kind of sale imaginable for money raising pro- jects. They also attended the state and district meetings. 5 Q . , 1 L to R. M. John, Pres., D. Johnston, Vice-Pres., Treas. 170 ORGANIZATIONS Q . 4' I , . .., 4, .Jr . . is - ltzzsif L. Newton, Sec., K. Cooper, DISTRIBUTIVE EDLICATIO . f 5 L. to R. Row 1, L. Dickinson, Sponsor. M. Gunther, Pres. M. Medina, Vice-Pres., B. Melendez, Sec., E. Melendez Treas., N. Palma, Reporter, A. Lopez, Historian, A Franco, F. Grijalva, Row 2, B. Romero, Y. Velarde, R. Sala- zar, M. Saauedra, G. Haro, T. F ontes, S. Ballesteros, I. Rodriquez, M. Newton, M. Rodriquez, Row 3, G. Palma, C Gomez, N. Alexander, F. Diaz, M. Champion, E. Sandoval, 7 L. Laborin, Y. Carrizoza, A. Mendez, B. Salazar, llfl. for dan, Row 4. L. Teran, R. Carrizoza, A. Moreno, T. Her- lnerro, E. Ortiz, J. Fitzhugh, S. Ramirez, B. Washington A. Flores. E. Encinas, Row 5, X. Brown, S. Hill, R. Perez A. Montano, R. Flores, R. Martinez, R. Gutierrez, I. Gon zales, J. lfVhitaker, R. Laqueta. Distributive Education of America is an organization that provides train- ing in the classroom for those Wishing to learn proper business techniques. By actually working in the different stores in Douglas, DECA students are able to practice the methods they have learned and at the same time gain valuable experience through working. This organization is sponsored by Mr. Dickinson. Among their activities are selecting a DECA Sweetheart from within their membership and operat- ing the refreshment stand at all home football games. L. to R. Row I, E. Melendez, Treas., M. Gather, Pres.. N. Palma. Reporter, Row 2, M. Medina, Vice-Pres., B. Melendez, Sec., A. Lopez, Historian, H. Davila, Public Relations, L. Teran, Parlimentarian. ORGANIZATIONS 171 N ... TLIDENT CQLINCIL L. to B. Bow I, H. Beumler. Sponsor, D. Corkery, C. Atkin- son, L. Laborin. S. Johnson, S. Westbrook, S. Christensen, E. Bagwell, Bow 2. F. Melendez. M. Acosta, P. Gooch, M Gunther, H. Bostick, S. Shaya, G. Reyes, D. Amaya, I. Ul- loa, How 3. S. Smith. C. Orozco. W. Jordan, C. Amaya, B Helm, B. Melendez. lW. John. P. Strahan, Bow 4, L. Bios B. Fullen, R. Sproul. C. Lurlflen. J. Ibarrola, T. Busta mante, F. Hurtaflo. J. Estes. A. Littrell. Bow 5. J. Huish S. Lewis, G. James, L. Brenrlen. C. Franco, B. Bustamante A. Carrizoza, S. Gallagher. ..-wi! 172 ORGANIZATIONS Above the representation of IllU.8F6TZf clubs and class ofhcers pay atten tion to the speaker during a weekly meeting. To the left Dave Corkery, SBP, guides the many members of DHS in their student body government actions. Mr. Huber came to Student Council one day and presented zz very wonderful speech. He was just one of the speakers who spoke at the many council meetings. 1 Lupe Laborin typed up the minutes of the meetings just to keep the student body informed. Clif Atkinson, SBVP, listens as someone gives their opin- ion or complaint. ORGANIZATIONS 173 - 'K Most of the work done in Student Council is done by committee chairmen. The ones present are, L. to R. Shannon Lewis, 2nd sem. Traditions, Susie Johnson, Ist sem. Publicity and Student Council Treasurer, Chuck Ludden, Class agairs, Tony Busta- mante, 2nd sem. Activity, and Barbara Helm, 2nd sem. Publicity. TLIDE T CQUNCIL CHAIRME Pictured to the right is the sponsor of Student Coun- cil, Mr. Henry Beumler. 174- ORGANIZATIGNS More of the committee chairmen are L. to R., Gary James, Parliamentarian of Student Coun- cil, Wendy Jordan Ist sem. Activity, Jay Huish, Election, Clif Atkinson, Constitution, Ann Lit- trell. 2nd sem. Assembly, Sam Westbrook, Ist sem. Assembly and Sergeant at Arms of Student Council, Frank Melendez, Ist sem. Tradition frnissingj. NMMA pm 'G-,--5-ag. W ff X. if , .ff K Q j .. .i i ' , - W, y A -I ,..- V gl? F51 J ORGANIZATIONS 1 75 At last the book is jqnished. The layouts have been drawn, the pictures cropped, the copy written. The story has been told, the events recorded. If you ever walked by 503B during 6th period, you heard the noise and excitement of looking at pictures, checking of galley proofs, and looking over blue- lines as it floated out of the room. Lights burned late many evenings as signatures were due and deadlines drew near. The staff worked and slept, ate and talked COPPER KETTLE from September until March. Every day of yearbook brought some new joy, as color pictures from Marty-Dess were brought in, the cover came from Killgore to be checked, or one of any number of joys that come with working on a year- book staff. We, the Editors, have tried to present, as much as possible, the events of the last two semesters. And now all the yelling at Dickie for pictures, the exuberance of Susie and Peggy, and the correcting of Margie's layouts is over. The yearbook was a part of us and now it belongs to you, the students of Douglas High. We hope, as you look back upon this book, your thoughts will return to DHS and the events of the 1969 school year when it was truly a time to be proud to be a Bulldog! THE EDITORS SX is wfrr T s . gyms jf? Q if if: X .f , ' '- . www .... i f 1 ,ff ,f-'- Q. Qf','?f ' ffl - Izfll f E955 411141 ,.,':4 ' V ,www :Aff 0? 5 il SER if is sr: if V1 -qt?-1 : as Q Q 2 V, E 4 z 5 4 . I of 4 :grand if dE f-I' 1 N 3 X .1X' Q O o if ,z 176 EDITORS PAGE I QQWQQSSO-'A 'Ml-5'-Lywww SENIOR ACTIVITIES A Acosta, Sylvia: French Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Tennis 1. Alexander, Nancy: Silver Key 1,25 FHA 1,25 Reporter 25 DECA 3,45 History Club 2. Alvarez, Mary Amaya, Crucita: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Choir 25 Class Treasurer 15 Silver Key 1525 Quill and Scroll 3545 Spanish Club 3,45 FTA 25 Golden Key Treasurer 35 PEP Treasurer 45 JV Cheerleader 25 Var- sity Pom Pon 35 Pen Prints 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Ambriz, Frank Arciniega, Florencio: Choir 152,35 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Hi-Y 45 D Club 45 Class Play 2,3545 Football 152,3,45 Track 1,253,4. Atkinson, Cliff: NHS 45 Student Body Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 35 D Club 253545 Hi-Y 3,45 Reporter 45 Jun- ior Rotarian 45 Football 1,2,3545 Captain 4-5 All-State Football 45 All-Star South Football 45 All-Conference Football 3,45 Track 15253. B Bagby, Irene Bagwell, Elizabeth: Student Council 45 Choir 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girl Representative 45 FHA 1525 FNA 3,45 PEP Vice-President 4-5 Golden Key 35 So- cial Studies 25 Varsity Pom Pon 45 DECA 3,45 DECA Sweetheart 3. Ballesteros, Sylvia: Choir 25 FHA 152,35 PEP 45 French Club 45 Golden Key 35 DECA 3,45 Library Club 1,2.3. Barraza, Frank C. Barreras, Martin B. Barreras, Mike: Football 25 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Barrios, Albert: French Club 45 Cross Country 2. Bates, Jeff : Band 1,2,3,45 Varsity Tennis 152,354. Billings, Dana: NHS 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 FHA 1,25 Vice-President 25 FTA 152,35 45 Secretary 45 Golden Key 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4-5 Quill and Scroll 3545 Class Play 35 Girl of the Month 45 Coronation Ball Attend- ant 45 DAR Good Citizen 45 Copper Kettle Staff 3,45 Business Manager 4-5 Pen Prints 3. Bostick, Helen: Student Council 45 GAA 15 FHA 1525 Silver Key 1525 Vice-President 25 Dramatics 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3545 President 45 Class Play Stu- dent Director 35 JV Cheerleader 25 Cap- tain 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Co-Cap- tain 45 Football Sweetheart Attendant 4. Boyle, Brock Brady, Margaret: NHS 45 Student Council 25 Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 FTA 1,2,35 FHA 1525 President 25 Quill and Scroll 3545 Vice-President 45 Class Play 25 Pen Prints Staff 35 Copper Kettle Staff 354. Brown, Xavier: D Club 3,45 Spanish Club 354-5 President 45 DECA 3,45 Cross Country 1525 Football 15 Track 1,2. Butler, Vicki: NHS 45 Student Council 15 Band 15253,45 Treasurer 35 Choir 1525 Mixed Chorus 152535 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Girl Representative 15 Dramatics 253,45 Silver Key 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Class Play 35 Oklahoma 15 South Pacific 25 Costume Committee 25 The King and I 35 Costume Committee 35 All-State Chorus 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. C Campus, Herbert: French Club 3,4. Campbell, Valerie: NHS 45 Mixed Chorus 253,45 Treasurer 45 FTA 25 Tennis 2. Cantua, George Carrillo, Daniel: NHS 45 Choir 1,25 D Club 45 Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Cross Country 35 Football 15 Track 15253. Carrillo, Tommy: Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 15 Cross Country 3. Carrizoza, Raul Carrizoza, Ruben: NHS 45 Student Council 1,25 Class President 1525 Spanish Club 3,45 D Club 15253545 Hi-Y 3545 Treasurer 45 Boy of the Month 45 Baseball 15253545 Honorary Captain 35 Football 1,2535 Basketball 15 Boy's State 35 KAVVT Sportscaster's Award 4. Carrizoza, Yolanda: FHA 152,35 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 French Club 35 Library Club 1,35 DECA 3,4. Castillo, Robert Celaya, Raul: Class Yell Leader 25 Football 1,45 Honorable Mention All-State Football 45 Alternate Southern Conference Football 45 Border Bulldog Staff 3,4. Champion, Linda: FHA 25 DECA 3545 Par- liamentarian 35 Silver Key 1. Chaney, Sandra Chavarria, Joe Chavez, Maria: Choir 1525 Golden Key 35 GAA 3545 Treasurer 3,45 Tennis 152,3,4. Christensen, Suzanne: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Social Studies Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 AFS 45 GAA 45 Class Play 45 Copper Kettle Staff 45 Exchange Student from Denmark. Ciochetti, Wallace: Mixed Chorus 15 Span- ish Club 1. Cisneros, Richard: Football 1,2,35 Copper Kettle Staff 4. Clevenger, Davie: Transfer from Cortez High School5 Choir 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Baseball 152535 Football 15 Wrestling 25 DHS Acti- vities: Class Play 45 Baseball 4. Cooper, Patricia: Choir 25 FHA 4. Corbett, Michelle: Silver Key 15 Rodeo Club 3545 Girl of the Month 4. Corella, Armando: Spanish Club 35 Track 45 Rifle Team 15253. Corkery, David: NHS 3545 Class President 35 Student Body President 45 AFS 15253545 Spanish Club 3,45 Social Studies Club 3,45 Class Play 25 Play Committees 2,35 Boy of the Month 45 Foolball 152535 Boy's State 35 Elks Youth Leadership Award 45 ASU Medallion of Merit 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Corrales, Maria: Choir 1,25 FNA 2,3545 Vice- President 35 Spanish Club 253545 FTA 25 Silver Key 1.25 Golden Key 35 PEP 4. Cortez, Jose Fernando: Choir 1,35 Mixed Chorus 1535 French Club 25 Football 1,2535 Track 1,2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 177 Crenshaw, Marjorie: NHS 3545 FHA 1525 Silver Key 25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3545 Vice-President 45 Yearbook 4. Cruz, Arcelia: NHS 45 Choir 25 Mixed Chor- us 1525 Ensemble 1525 Silver Key 15 GAA 25 Class Play 2. Cruz, John: Baseball 154. Cummings, Donna Czopek, Michael: D Club 3545 Secretary 45 Football 253,45 Baseball 1525354. D Daniel, Mike: Class Play 2545 Play Com- mittees 253545 Football 152535 Track 1. Diaz, Frances: Choir 253545 Secretary 45 DECA 3545 Spanish Club 35 GAA 3. Dotson, Ginger: Golden Key 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Quill and Scroll 3545 Cheerleader 45 Pen Prints 35 Copper Kettle Staff 354. Duarte, George: Football 152. Durazo5 Emilio: Class Play 45 Rifle Team 1. Duthie, Terry: Band 15253545 Vice-President 45 Choir 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. E Eckhardt, Sharon: Choir 1525354. Elzy, Ray: Football 15 Basketball 1. Encinas, Carlos: Cross Country 3545 Track 4. Estes, Jim: Student Council 45 Choir 15253545 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Ensemble 15253545 Dramatics Club 45 Oklahoma 15 South Pacific 25 The King and I 35 Tennis 1525 Football 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Estrada, Gilbert: Baseball 152. Estrada, Robert: French Club 4. F Felix, Paul: D Club 3545 Class Play 2535 Tennis 1525354. Fernandez, Eugene Figueroa, Ernesto Flores, Alice: FNA 3545 Treasurer 45 Span- ish Club 45 Silver Key 25 Golden Key 35 PEP 4. Flores, Frank 1 78 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Flores, Richard: DECA 3545 Football 15 Baseball 1. Flores, Teresa: FHA 1525 Treasurer 25 FTA 25 Social Studies Club 25 Golden Key 35 Tennis 153. Fontes, Terry: Silver Key 25 FNA 35 DECA 3545 Golden Key 35 FHA 152. Forsythe, Nick: South Pacific 25 Class Play 45 Baseball 1,2535 Basketball 152. Franco, Art: DECA 3545 Football 15 Baseball 1. Franco, Maria: Golden Key 35 PEP 4. Franco, Rita: Tri-Hi-Y 3545 Treasurer 45 Silver Key 25 JV Cheerleader 25 Pom Pon 354. G Garcia, Alfredo: Spanish Club 25 Baseball 15 Basketball 1. Garcia, Edward: Baseball 152. Garcia, Rebecca Gierke, Kent: Hi-Y 45 Football 45 Baseball 4. Gomez, Alfredo: Baseball 15 Basketball 1525 .QL Gomez., Bernadette: Silver Key 25 FHA 15 French Club 3545 DECA 354. z, rnes . . Gomez, Rogelio: Band 15253545 Basketball 1. Gonzales, C. Sally: AFS 3545 Quill and Scroll 3545 FNA 2535 Silver Key 15 Library Club 45 Treasurer 45 Pen Prints 35 Border Bull- dog Staff 4. Gonzales, Leo Gonzales, Paul: French Club 4. Gonzalez, Rene: Basketball 15 Football 25 Cross Country 4. Gooch, Patricia: Student Council 2545 AFS 253545 Chairman 45 Silver Key 1525 Presi- dent 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 JV Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3545 Twirp Queen 35 Football Sweetheart 45 Girl's State 35 Elk's Youth Leadership Award 4. Gooch, William Grijalva, Frank: DECA 3545 Football 1525 Track 3. Gunther, Martha: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Class Secretary 3545 FNA 3545 Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 FTA 1525 Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 Spanish Club 3545 DECA 3545 Treasurer 35 President 45 State DECA Vice-President 4. Haro, Gloria: Choir 152535 Golden Key 35 DECA 354. Haxton, Elizabeth: Mixed Chorus 253545 FTA 2. Haynie, Douglas: Band 15 Mixed Chorus 25 3545 Ensemble 3545 Oklahoma 15 South Pacific 25 The King and I 35 Class Play 25354. Healy, Rolland: Band 3545 Class Play 354. Herbert, Kumen: Kiwanis Boy of the Month 4. Hill, Jim: Band 15253545 Drum Major 45 AFS 45 Basketball 1. Honne, Rita Huish, Jay: NHS 3545 President 45 Student Council 45 Band 152,35 Choir 25 AFS 3545 Vice-Chairman 45 Dramatics Club 3545 Vice-President 45 Social Studies Club 3545 Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 45 D Club 3545 Class Play 253545 South Pacific 25 The King and I 35 Football Statistician 45 Baseball statis- tician 3545 Bausch and Lomb Science Award 45 Junior Honor Guard 35 Outstanding Junior Boy 35 Boy's State 35 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Huish, Jeannine: NHS 45 Band 15253545 Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Ensemble 3545 Class Play 25354. Huish5 William: D Club 253545 Social Studies Club 45 I-Ii'Y 45 Kiwanis Boy of the Month 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Varsity Trainer Foot- ball 253545 Varsity Trainer Baseball 1525354. Humphries, Alan Huncovsky, Brenda: NHS 3545 Quill and Scroll 3545 FTA 152535 AFS 3545 Secretary 45 Class Play 25 Pen Prints 35 Girl's State 35 Copper Kettle Staff 3545 Business Man- ager 45 Valedictorian 4. Hunt, Joe: Band 1525 I-Ii-Y 45 Rodeo Club 3545 Football 1. Hurtado, Fernando J James, Gary: Student Council 45 FFA 15253, 45 President 45 D Club 253545 Hi-Y 3545 Chaplain 45 Football 1525354-. John, Marsha: NHS 45 Student Council 3,45 FHA 1,253545 President 3,45 Silver Key 1525 FTA 15 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Secretary 45 Pen Prints 35 Class Play 3,45 Student Di- rector 35 Play Committee 25 Girl of the Month 45 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Johnson, Susie: NHS 45 Student Council 35 45 Treasurer 45 Band 1,253,45 Silver Key 1, 25 PEP 45 President 45 FTA 1,2535 Quill and Scroll 3545 Dramatics 3,45 Secretary 45 Spanish Club 45 Class Play 253,45 Pen Prints 35 Copper Kettle Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Americans Abroad Semi-Finalist 3. Jordan, Cindy: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Class Secretary 1525 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Play Committee 25 Girl of the Month 45 JV Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3545 Captain 45 Twirp Queen 25 Football At- tendant 45 Coronation Ball Queen 45 Border Bulldog Staff 45 Editor 4. Jordan, Wendy: Student Council 45 Band 15 2,35 Class Yell Leader 35 Silver Key 1,25 FNA 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Pom Pon 3545 Captain 4. K Kenyon, Ted: Band 15 D Club 3,45 Tennis 152,35 Football 35 Science Youth Congress 1,25 Field Achievement Award 1. Krentz, Rob: FFA 152,3,45 Sentinel 35 D Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Rodeo Club 3,45 Sergeant- at-Arms 45 FFA Boy of the Month 35 Foot- ball 1,25354. L Laborin, Lupe: NHS 3545 Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 2,35 FHA 1525 Secretary 25 Silver Key 1,25 Golden Key 35 FTA 1525 DECA 3,45 PEP 45 FNA 3545 Secretary 45 Spanish Club 3545 Secretary 45 Student Body Secretary 4. Laurin, Caroline: DECA 35 Social Studies Club 25 Tennis 2. Leon, Hector: Social Studies 25 Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Baseball 1,253,45 Basketball Lewis, Shannon: Student Council 45 D Club 2,3,45 President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Junior Rotar- ian 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 All-State 45 All-Conference 45 All-Stars 45 C0-Captain 4. Lopez, Andrea: DECA 3. Lopez, Frank Loreto, Marta: Spanish Club 15253545 FHA 15 French Club 45 Silver Key 25 DECA 3. Lucas, Gregg: Student Council 25 Class Boy Representative 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 45 Football 1535 Track 1535 Coronation King 4. Lucas, Marcy: Silver Key 1,25 Historian 25 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 FHA 15 FTA 2,3545 Spanish Club 45 Social Studies Club 45 French Club 45 Class Play 35 Play Commit- tee 2. Ludden, Chuck: NHS 3545 Student Council 45 Class President 45 D Club 3,45 Secretary 35 Hi-Y 3,45 FTA 2535 Class Play Business Manager 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Football 1,2,3545 Track 1,2535 Boy's State 3. Luna, Arnold: Track 45 Cross Country 45 Border Bulldog Staii 4. M McDaniel, Diane: History Club 2. Magoflin, Margaret: Choir 1,253,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Mangum, Dan: D Club 45 Tennis 15 Football 2,3,45 Track 254. Manriquez, Albert Manriquez, Rose Marrufo, Robert Marshall, Steve Martin, Charles: FFA 15253545 Rodeo Club 4. Martinez, Aida Martinez, Manuel: Cross Country 3545 Bas- ketball 1. Martinez, Ralph: DECA 3,45 Chess Club 3. Medina, Maria: Choir 35 GAA 1,25 DECA 35 45 Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 3545 Vice- President 45 Golden Key 3. Melendez, Frank: Student Council 45 Class Vice-President 45 FTA 2535 D Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 All-State 45 All-Conference 45 All-Stars 45 Basketball 152,3545 Captain 3545 Baseball 153,45 Coronation Ball Attendant Melendez, Rebecca: Student Council 45 Choir 2535 Silver Key 15 FTA 15 FNA 253545 President 45 DECA 3,45 Secretary 45 His- tory Club 2. Mellas, Harry Mendez, Sergio: Spanish Club 45 Sergeant- at-Arms 45 Football 1. Mendoza, Alice: Silver Key 15 FHA 25 GAA 3. Mendoza, Norma: Silver Key 25 FNA 1,2,35 GAA 35 FHA 1. Merritt, John Mike, Sam: Class Play 2,3,45 The King and I 35 Football 35 Tennis 152,35 Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Copper Kettle Staff 4. Miller, David: Band 1,253,45 Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Chess Club 35 Class Play 2,35 Tennis 15 Cross Country 45 Track 4. Mitchell, George: Football 1525 Track 1,45 Basketball 152. Molina, Frank: Class Vice-President 15 So- cial Studies Club 25 Football 15 Baseball 2. Monjares, Celia Monje, Ernesto: Class Yell Leader 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Vice-President 45 D Club 253,45 Class Play 45 Varsity Baseball Manager 1,253,45 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Montano, Arthur: DECA 3,45 Class Play 2,3. Montoya, Marcelino Morales, Rachel Moran, Evelina: Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 FHA 1,2535 FNA 3,-ff. Morris, Virginia: Silver Key 25 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 FHA 15 Spanish Club 354. Moulinet, Alfonso Moulinet, Arthur: Band 152,3545 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Historian 25 Vice-President 45 Class Play 4. Munoz, Arnold Munoz, Lucy: FNA 35 GAA 35 French Club 3. N Newton, Martha Louise: NHS 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club 45 Chess Club 35 FTA 45 Library Club 45 FHA 1,253,45 Historian 35 Secretary 45 Pen Prints 35 Border Bulldog Business Mana- ger 4. 15 Cross Country 2,3,45 Captain 4. 4, Noriega, Luz SENIOR ACTIVITIES 179 0 Olivares, Bertha Orozco, Cecil: Student Council 45 FTA 2535 45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Football 15253545 Track 2,3. Ortega, Pete: Choir 152535 Mixed Chorus 1525 35 Ensemble 35 FTA 2535 D Club 45 Social Studies Club 25 Class Play 25 Oklahoma 15 South Pacific 25 Tennis 15253545 Football 35 Border Bulldog Staff 3545 Sports Editor 4. Ortiz, Olivia: NHS 3545 Student Council 2535 Class Girl Representative 2535 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 Silver Key 1525 FTA 1,2535 Spanish Club 35 Girl's State 3. P Palma, Norma: Silver Key 15 DECA 3,45 Reporter 4. Pedrego, John: Basketball 1525354. Perez, Frances: NHS 45 Choir 2535 Mixed Chorus 15 FHA 15 French Club 3545 Secre- tary 4. Perez, Ramon Phillips, Bonnie: NHS 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 FHA 1525 Parliamentarian 2. Pitts, Ellen: Transfer Student5 Student Council 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Class Parlia- mentarian 35 Secretary 45 Drarnatics Club 15253545 Secretary 25 Reporter 3545 Class Play 45 Play Committee 2,3. Pizano, Ernestina: FNA 35 French Club 35 GAA 45 Spanish Club 45 FHA 3. Pope, Ralph: Rodeo Club 3545 Treasurer 45 FFA 45 D Club 3545 Hi-Y 45 Football 1525354. Pradeau, Dolores: Silver Key 1.25 Golden Key .35 PEP 41 FTA 35 IJIGXTIEIIICS -15: lilHA 1.25 Class Play 2.45 Play Committee 3. Pursley, Jim: Rodeo Club 3.4: Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 15 D Club 3.45 FFA 35 Football 15253545 Alternate All-State 45 All-Conference 45 Baseball 1.2.3545 Corona- tion Ball Attendant 4. 180 SENIOR ACTIVITIES R Ramirez, Al Ramirez, Art Ramsey, Betty Jo: FHA 152.35 FNA 3545 Spanish Club 3.45 Historian 45 Silver Key 1.25 Golden Key 35 Tennis 1. Randall, Robert Redwine5 Aubrey Reyes, Elaine: NHS 45 Choir 35 FNA 35 FHA 1525 Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 Spanish Club 35 Class Play 2535 Pom Pon 4. Reyes, George: Social Studies Club 25 Bas- ketball 15 Track 15 Cross Country 2. Reyes, Gracie: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus 25 FHA 15 FTA 152535 Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 Secretary 45 Social Studies 253545 Secretary 45 Dra- matics Club 3545 President 45 Pen Prints 45 Spanish Club 253. Reyes, Jennie: FHA 1,2535 Silver Key 15 Li- brary Club 45 Secretary 45 Pen Prints 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Rich, S11san: DECA 4. Riggs, Larry: Social Studies Club 45 AFS 45 Tennis 2,3545 Manager 354. Riley, Mike Rios, Alex: Band 152535 Class Yell Leader 15 Class Play 2545 JV Baseball Manager 15 Football 25 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Rios, Louis: Studetn Council 45 Choir 152535 Mixed Chorus 152535 Class Vice-President 25 Library Club 45 President 45 FTA 1,25 Spanish Club 35 Class Play 3545 Oklahoma 15 South Pacific 25 Basketball 1. Robles, Frank: Basketball5 1525 Baseball 1525 Cross Country 2. Rocha, Richard: D Club 3.45 Junior Rotar- ian 45 Football 1.25 Baseball 15 Basketball 15253.45 Captain 3.45 Honorable Mention All-State 3. Rochin, Mario: Football 1. Rochin, Rosie: Choir 35 Silver Key 25 FNA 35 Golden Key 35 PEP 4. Rodriquez, Joe: D Club 3,45 Football 1525 Basketball 1.25354-. Rojas, Angel Romero, Linda: Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 55 PEP 45 Spanish Club 35 Class Play 25 Pom Pon 354. Romero, Rebecca: FHA 25 French Club 3545 DECA 3.45 Spanish Club 45 GAA 1. Rome, Margo: Silver Key 1525 Golden Key 5: PEP 45 Spanish Club 3545 FHA 25 FNA 3.4. Rosadillo, Jose: Spanish Club 4. Roth, Laura: NHS -1-5 Silver Key 1.25 FHA 1525 Historian 2: PEP 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 FTA 2.3545 Play Committee 35 Girl of the Month 45 Outstanding Junior Girl 35 Junior Honor Guard 35 Salutatorian 45 Border Bulldog Editor 45 Pen Prints Editor 3. Rubio, Teresa Ruiz, Terry S Saavedra5 Monica: Choir 25 DECA 3,45 Sil- ver Key 1.25 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 Span- ish Club 354. Salazar, Rosalinda: DECA 3.45 GAA 1. Salinas, Hector: Football 1525 Basketball 152. Sandoval, Estella: Silver Key 25 DECA 354. Scherden, Patrick Selchow, Marilyn: Silver Key 1525 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 Pom Pon 3.4. Shaya, Salli Jo: Student Council 45 Choir 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 Secretary 45 Silver Key 1525 FTA 45 Class Play 2535 Varsity Cheerleader 4. Sierra, George Smith, David: Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 2535 DECA 35 Football 1. Smith, Katherine Spargo., Gary: FFA 15253. Sproul, Robbie: NHS 45 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 45 FFA 152.345 Secretary 35 State Vice-President 4-5 Rodeo Club 3.45 Presi- dent 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Football Nlana- ger 1. Stanford, Keith: Class Play 45 Junior Ro- tarian 45 Baseball 1. Stephenson, Frank: NHS 45 Student Coun' cil 45 Hi-Y 3545 President 45 Rodeo Club 35 45 D Club 3545 Football 15253545 Baseball 152354. Strahan, Peggy: NHS 3545 Student Council 45 FHA 15 FTA 153545 Golden Key 35 Quill and Scroll 3545 President 45 JV Cheerleader 25 Class Play 2535 Coronation Attendant 45 Pen Prints Editor 35 Girl's State 35 Copper Kettle Staff 3545 Editor 4. Swigart5 Peggy: Choir 15 French Club 3545 Secretary 4. Swindall, David T Teran, Jose: French Club 4. Tercero, Ruth: FNA 35 French Club 35 DECA 4. Thomasson, Christy: NHS 45 FHA 1525 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Class Play 2. Tinsley, Joe: Dramatics Club 253,45 Class Play 35 Alice in VVonderland 35 Football 15 Pen Prints 35 Border Bulldog Staff 4. Torres, Jerry: D Club 3545 FTA 253545 Hi-Y 45 Class Play 45 Football 15253545 Baseball 1523. V Valdez, Margaret: FHA 25354. Valente, Ruben: Football 1,2,35 Baseball 2535 Basketball 2. Valenzuela, Robert: Class Play 45 Rifle Team 152. Varela, Laura: Choir 35 Spanish Club 3545 Silver Key 25 Golden Key 35 Secretary 35 PEP 45 FNA 354. Vasquez, Manuel: Football 15 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 152. Velarde, Yolanda: FHA 15 Spanish Club 45 DECA 3545 French Club 3,45 Secretary 35 Tennis 1. Velasquez, Carmen: Silver Key 1525 Trea- surer 25 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 Spanish Club 3545 FHA 15 Class Play 2545 Play Committee 2. Verdugo, Edmundo: Football 1. Vigil, Gail: Transfer Student 45 FHA 45 VFW Winner 4. W Webb, Naomi: Transfer from Mission Bay High School5 Golden Key 35 PEP 45 FTA 35 Spanish Club 45 French Club 45 Class Play 35 Dramatics Club 35 Social Studies Club 354. PTR NS Meredith's Dr. R. Grossman The Handy Store Dr. James Walsh Wayne's Beauty Shop Dr. George A. Spikes Family Finance Company Pascal R. Simmons, Chiropractor Charles F. Roberts, Optometrist Ladies Auxiliary to Jerome M. Leonard Post No. 426 Westbrook, Sam: NHS 3545 Student Council 45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Band 152,3,45 So- cial Studies Club 253,45 President 45 Hi-Y5 Drarnatics Club 3545 Class Play 253,45 South Pacific 25 Alice In Wonderland 25 The King and I 35 Junior Botarian 45 Boy's State 35 Voice of Democracy city winner 3545 District Winner 45 AFS American Abroad Semi-finalist 45 Copper Kettle Staff 4. Wilkinson, Tommy: Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Football Manager 15 Baseball 25 4. Willingham, Joe: FTA 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3545 Sec- retary 45 D Club 3545 Treasurer 45 Class Play 45 Football 1,2,3545 Track 1,253545 Bor- der Bulldog Staff 4. Wing, Bobette: Silver Key 25 Border Bull- dog Staff 4. Wing, Miriam: Silver Key 15 Border Bull- dog Staff 4. Wright, Mike: FFA 15253,45 Chapter Secre- tary 45 Rodeo Club 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 181 x ll nu--... N 1 A w N lg--- : .....-n h 2 lnn--' Q-P WW mi, 4 SUPPLY 65 LJ cs'i' 95 ST. 364-837i --ew 3, i , -..-:S 39342 BMW MWZWU Congratulations to the Class of l969 Gene F. Oryer d 8 I n George P. Harrington Chairman of Board ' ' Executive Vice President a n Managing Ojfcer HOME OFFICE: 1825 NINTH STREET, DOUGLAS, ARIZONA EARN 5.25'Ma PER YEAR With Our Sixth-Month Savings Certificates! Six Month Savings Earn 50'M1 Above Our Regular Passbook Rate Passbook Deposits Earn 4.752 Per Annum Compounded Quarterly Savings accounts insureol' up to 515,000 by the Federal Savings 6865 ANDIO ws AND! Y- 4 QX and Loan Insurance Corp. 52322355 'P 9,2339 044' , , u., 0 vm Q- f' we Home Office- Douglas, Arizona Q 99 ' Q' espn lb Z Branch Office - Safforcl, Arizona 9 100 10 S 0 5 o of 000 Y W ' f SAS! 6 +90 QQ' 419 Q3 RANGE C' 0l?ANgg Q0 ADVERTISEMENT 183 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 PATIO NURSERY FLORAL ARTISTS FLOWERS BY WIRE 535 I0tI1 Street EM 4-2455 ' f XX X I X 1 Home means more with X X x S 1 carpet on the floor 5 x ,--1 specza ,y If it s Q .., i is 4--' i ff Light fixtures and electrical supplies, contracting DOUGLAS ELECTRIC 1341 G Avenue 184 ADVERTISEMENT REESE CARPETS - The most rewarding decoration Ln any room. 921 G Avenue 364-4351 DOUGLAS 4 za we . . ! Southern Arizona Auto Co. Louis V. Mason, Presiclent Featuring all GM cars and trucks... Chevrolet Oldsmobile Opel Kaolet Cadillac Pontiac GMC Trucks Buick C AR S ADVERTISEMENT 185 P.E.P., Golden Key Silver Key and Copper Key We are proud and happy +ha+ +hese clubs which we sponsor +alce an ac+ive and progressive par+ in Douglas Senior and Junior High School acfiviiies. Our congrafulafions fo fhem and all sfudenfs of Douglas High. The Douglas Y. W. C. A. coNGRATuLArloNs FROM DOUGLAS MOBIL GAS DouGLAs FUNERAL Home - GARAGE - Ambulance Service 600 15th Street Tires - Batteries - Accessories 364-2121 Moior Tune Up ROSES BA Srarrer 8. Generafor Repairs KERY 1289 F. Avenue 186 ADV1+1R'1'ISIl1VIliNT 1301 G. Avenue 364-5533 Douglas, Arizona 'f ft? ' Avi 1030 19th STREET DOUGLAS, ARIZONA H ED and BERNIE HAI-E TELEPHONE 364-8434 AREA CODE 602 RESIDENT MANAGERS Z ' CODE: 85607 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from the MELOY REAL ESTATE CREDIT BUREAU and INSURANCE 2130 Isfh sneer 1021-G Avenue 364-5291 DQUGLASI ARIZQNA DOUGLAS, ARIZONA Congratulations Graduates! CONGRATULATIONS and J, C, PENNEY INC, BEST WISHES from the, 560-10th sneer 364-2474 GADSDEN GARAGE DOUGLAS 41 I-I Ith Street 364-2437 WHERE ws so EASY TO CHARGE 24 HOUR SERVICE ADVERTISEMENT 1 8 7 YUUR nJzpur1:llr llmrnnz IAGENT 'lllfll You Lilll' BLOOMQUIST INSURANCE AGENCY CHARLEY 8. BILL COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION for EVERY INSURANCE NEED 'I065 F. Avenue DOUGLAS 364-8455 ,Q E E 8. A GRocERY co., INC. .f X Aft I Member of Associated Grocers fI I M I II Arizona's Largest Food Distributors bbl 6 Ave. Doug' T H E D I G. R. AIvarez Bernardino EI ...GIVES YOU MORE LOCAL NEIIS P SUN CREST BEVERAGES ...MORE coumv Nsws DR' E E SQUIRT ...MORE FEATURES AND PICTURES DOUBLE Co'-A ...MORE ADVERTISING 634 13th STREET .MORE OF EVERYTHING! I EM 4-2851 188 ADVERTISEMENT Congrofulofions fo the Class of 1969 . , A I -wi aifigi PHELPS DCJDGE CCRPORATION Douglas Reduction Works - Douglas, Arizona ADX 111RT1SIi1VIIQQN'1' 189 930 K.C. RENNIES JEWELERS 531 10th Street ART CARVED DIAMONDS WEDDING BANDSJ' B 1 a Watch Repairing Elg Zenith Hearing Aid C 1 90 ADVERTISEMENT CONGRATULATIONS HUNT CATTLE CO. GADSDEN HOTEL BLDG Your Walqaem Agency In Douglas ARIZONA DRUG CO. Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors IIOI G Avenue Q Elvlpire 4-24l 8 w V if i or if Congratulations to the Graduating Class! SEARS, RCEBUCK 81 CO ADVERTISEMENT 1 5 as y ss gm X X gs x Vu 192 A DV IflRTISElXfIENT Ready lo show you the diSIfiflI,'ZI.l'H lines of jewelry and associate!! gif! items are Harold Hostetler and Joanne fwarrin. A Iso featured is one of the biggest selections of watches as well as watch and jewelry repair work. Congra+ula+ions 'ro fhe Graduafing Seniors THE MARKET sPoT, Inc. ER' .fuel Uolkqe Sfzafz loo9 G AVENUE Congrafulafions and Success To +he Gradua+es ADVERTISEMENT 19 3 QU ng WK Mig, CENTER COSMETICS BY: Schu lton Clairol Prescriptions Drugs S1 Sundries Durazo's Shell Service Station 9tI1 Street and F Avenue t Best Wishes to the Graduating Class! Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '68 ORTEGA S H 0 E S T 0 R E SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Congratulations Graduating Class! General Insurance l02l F Avenue Phone 364-3732 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES A 83 P BAR-B-Q PIT THOMAS Best Wishes REFRIGERATION Graduating Class! 1203 F Avenue 364-2409 Speciahy of House v Bar-B-O Chicken v Adele 0 0 Bar-B-Q Beet 0 Bar-B-Q Pork PTCSCTUS e Jumbo Hamburgers HIGH-STYLED FASHIUNS 364-8671 97-16th sneer 909 G. Avenue Douglas, Ariz. ADVERTISEMENT 195 Time For Refreshments . . glp Q Q THE REXALL STORE I0+h S+ree+ and G Avenue DOUGLAS HIGH STUDENTS GANG UP AT THE D O U G L A S D R U G THE: . PRODUCERS .Z'1ZOI1a BANK FINANCE Our Heerfiesf Congralulalions To The Greduding Class of The Douglas High School And Bes+ Wishes For Your Fufure Success 196 ADVERTISEMENT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1109 - G AVE. THESUN PRESS Printing by the Sun in sun country 845 F AVENUE DOUGLAS, ARIZONA Cangratulations to congratulations to the graduating class the Graduating Seniors M A R L I N 'S SADDLE SHOP JOHNSON CLEANERS , 1 Tj E Leather Goods - 4 'XI' ' Western Clothing A M' Q n o ' I ll leaf' - EMpire 4-2782 ms F Ave. A ' ' EM42541 A l 930GAvenue . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING PRECISION PORTABLES type besf-bee rn y eb lfb ff SENIORS OLYMPIA Portables start at 549.50 up fo 5129.50 plus taxes. Come in 5 different models and a variety of types, some models in colors. CHUCK MOORE, Inc. 530 - lOtl1 Street STUDENTS . . .INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE ...invest in an Olympia portable! 0 a breeze to operate 0 finest advanced f S8 UYES fxlvllnpq-I . :if Z X Y ft Op bltqlty E X Oh dy ye '9 ' I Phone 364-555l ' f' . . ' xii v ?T ' AQ g , 1 2 ,f ex 4 li I e fq I - gi' fgizggaijguiai i 'O o-v5d:'u - H 1 ' E u ' ' ' 'F'v?v-? ' n 5 ADVERTISEMENT 19 7 525 2 STH Congrofulofions fo flue Class of 1969 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY z5e5!A- 20496 Wfmcdnfdle Zan f4ce 7a 74a Welle 'Pan 7756154 65455019 9l9 G Avenue Douglas, Arizona COMPLETE- BUILDING and PLANNING 0 COMMERCIAL 0 RESIDENTIAL PHON E 3643I4l Bull.DERS,lNc 202I Pan American DouqIas 200 ADVERTISEMENT Best Wishes FIRST IN ARIZONA OTE 5 We're pretty well equipped to do it. For here, at Arizona Public Service, is where we think you'll ind opportunity knocking. We're looking for young men and women to iill our ranks. People with imagination and drive to meet the challenging demands of the future. People in all phases: engineering and imagineering, sales, data processing, business administration and electronic applications. But most of all we desire people with a strong sense of responsibility to the community in which they live. We call them the bright people. Compliments of I SSOCIATES GENERAL INSURANCE RENTALS, BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS PauI's Jewelers GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Fine Watches by- Grnen, Elgin, Wyler, Hamilton, Longines, Wittnczner 932 G Ave. 364+-2631 ADVERTISEMENT 201 MY VERY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS CLASS OF '69 CC' alnbztzon, slfrwe L0 be the beszw J. E. PHILLIPS N0 matter what your The Home of Painting Contractor ' . F A I R 7 S Nahonall Af N Adverfiseyd S P O R T S H O P 1028 9th Street Spor+ing Goods and IOI7 G Ave. S Sporfswear EM 4,572I all Your - Full Service no 5 202 ADVERTISEMENT mw waieymdmzw Wm PAUL LIME PLANT, INC Paul Spur Arizona ADVERT f' ,ff aazwx Q W KRESS Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors i!ff'f'.'+fl:'3 'fwiistih 13,5555 52 if Ht was E , to-W1 'fr wtf?-alt to f of in -,ir X it 'EJ-K' ,... ,- I-- ,-.- Q L.,ig ','b . r r 1 v i I 1' 2 W0n101'1'a!pal'g Cylfflfj Edvvclfd C, pgge Dominic Aim Morrill-pagff 7 Worfnargy C33 WC'l7'i,0I'l.6l,f pang BOX 1134 Phone 354-341311 DOUGLAS, ARIZONA C L P Q 204 ADVERTISEMENT . f .V '--.--:.-:5:'s.--., . ..f a-r-m s? .-.N .. ' . . -. -., , .zu- ' , E -I-4: Tiv- 'Cw P -. J ., M kk I A Q I x S IL :-:-:-:-:-:-gg 6 Q 3 , . , Q, ' 1? R O H F . 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GUN Q 'ugh Hings go better with C939 after Cngige after Coke. ADVERTISEMENT 207 Seuman's Dairy Cream fs-Q, I-Sash EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS The Biggesl LiTTle Reslauranf in Town Serving a Complele Variefy of American ancl Mexican Foods We Specialize in Take OUT Orders Phone in Your Grder - IT Will Be Reaoly When You Come ln Phone 364-5773 T445 l5Th ST. N A STone's Throw From The High School Where All The EliTe Meet 208 ADVERTISEMENT T ii --im ,, ,WM MM WW ,ff Wiy?f1ffW3if5fW wfmfyfwjwfxfww Fi i g D, W mfs! DJQNWWW W X AW WV My WMM MQW xg 7? ,MQW wg-9JvAjt!Qy ,M Qqx A Hg ,wmiim bw WM 9 WWWW fy W5 5 iffy Q, jf QQWMWWM ff fjWgifZZ ,,fw.5 .-1: , - ER53iQUafiX Q55 iran 291 !Mjj fm! if ff 5 jf? WWW xfffiff fi? my jf! MVOQ5, iff f MAN WMWXJQ AQMW W ew yy fgwwf Q f if kwwMwwMW Qgg,:Qs5xQwb Xiwmmwm Qsmit Qkiivivww, QMQNKUXMQLQ JQWQ kwmwkmgmkmwwvwmmb 7 Q I YQSfQ.Q,Q,QQ,WwJQ Q Vx