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1 Well, what is this hoard for? suggests M.Eddlcman. LEFT: Belts from crafts class are admired by P.Villa, D.Montoya, V. Garcia, R.Lopez. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Werner presides at Sports Banquet. Saf- ford's Coach Richard Pottle, left of him, was speaker.
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l Snow 118' winter's Last gaspg then spring fever hits i and shared the spotlight with exhibits of work by art, arts and crafts, and industrial arts studentsg when, modeling formal wear, the girls leaned on the arms of handsome male escorts, also dressed formally. It was the time for return of the timeless Empire style, and of elaborate hair-dos, with corkscrew curls PEOPLE, new and especially honored: Three sons were born to faculty familiesfBret Davis and Jeffrey Tellez in Septemberg James Merrell in February. FFA honorary members: Dr. .I..I. Lovett and Mr. Tom Davis. e Frank Olivas set new track records for the school: l4.9, high hurdlesg 20.4, low hurdles. Mothers were guests at dinner with the FHA daughters when new officers were installed. Girls captured all student
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N' L- SEE New cabinet Gives room for Wildkat trophies body offices: Rhonda Parsons, presidentg Debra Thygerson, vice-presidentg Virgie Aden, secretary-treasurer. THINGS Qfrom little to bigj: The nurse welcomed a new compact refrigerator for her medicines. And one May morning, early-comers discovered a great new trophy case occupying the space where the old ones had stood -a gift of the Class of 1970. New doors appeared on the south and east entrances ofthe main building. CUSTOMS and TRADITIONS: By vote of the students, the constitution was amended to permit eighth graders to vote for officers and cheerleader spots fone was electedj. Two-hour periods for finals were changed to one-hour for six weeks, and one for finals. It's been a happy year, says B.Baca, senior. LEFT: New south doors frame faces. LEFT, MIDDLE: To remember us by, M.Redwine presents football to Coach Werner. LEFT, TOP: Trophy case appears as if by magic after a week-endg L.Chapman is one of first to discover it. RIGHT: Coming down after one more day, flags billow in wind. The WILDKAT king and queen were crowned at the honors assembly, instead of waiting for fall and the arrival of the yearbooks. The traditional volleyball banquet was replaced by the all-sports banquet. It was a year full of the new and differentg but on the last day the flags rose and descended and were folded away to be ready for the first day of school, l97l- l972. zz, . 2 l NN iw l l
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