Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1970 volume:

ne ,frwaw Karr yen vin Omg wr Me, Beef Uhed dhe 4) - i = 2 ae VIVA} = } CO Dhan H. ede Tucson, ‘Arizona 85705 we yb = a Rock. Ve See _ Matin age Ne ee wk lke ER) POS, exh , Daadag CP isnt - Ricks Today is a change of pace. The originality of ideas create a novel outlook on life as students refuse to be oppressed by the bonds of mediacrity. This is the era of the individual—an era in which ori- ginality overtakes tradition. ae i ay bs tee Fd x Credit for pictures used in this book goes to 8 students of F.W.H.S. who devoted much : oe of their time and effort to try F se i on Rey Ex ES KS ES and capture the hundreds of - mae ERRBREDRER moods set forth by others. aagearas i WP £¥UY EF This was‘ an experiment. We jeapag ARR AKAKRER hope the results are gratifying. ea at5 rat Dell ex A ea cs A s vYoeem own S S - folly lonsy Kase See | Me Sees |) a en Yo ound + P Onn Onan - fee et pec Os Xo Ornad Sn Spee oe Q@ Ss Saf Beh me eae | NE Laan Re ale: San SS knew) ad) Weve Was, ore Ass 3 Ae ti Leaks ao oct) ( The life of a Flowing Wells student is as in- consistant as the ebb and flow of the tide. At times he seems to withdraw into the confines of society, while in reality his ideas and his actions are spilling out in a free and inde- pendent wave. But this flow must be shifted and channeled into the mainstream of life. ve must ht CONTENTS ACTIVITIES HONORS ORGANIZATIONS . SPORTS ROYALTY .. ADMINISTRATION .. CLASSES: 5 ADVERTISEMENTS . NEC a y SF ¢ — The Festivities The 1969-70 Homecoming was one of the most spirited of all those held at Flowing wells. From the first tender flames of the bonfire to the final quiet embers of the dance, there was no question of spirit. It was there. Before his crowning, Perry Gates faced difficult competition with at- tendants Glenn Anderson, Lonnie Catt, Phil Shumway, and Chris Stoltz. Homecoming Queen Marcia Bull was attended by Linda Midkiff, Jen- nifer Koeppen, Patty Shannon, and Marilyn Mott. All attendants are pic- tured above. ° Eval uatl birace) p rt to 1 evaluators sur a em a 7 ) Pa “ 3 p sla YT i i a in ed hi e d - Official recognition of Bel- Shores Day | began witha gen- eral cy in fale audit- ition at ake “Star eee _ Banner.’ Keynote speaker, Dr. Conrad Joyner, who sub- stituted for Senator Paul J. Fannin, spoke to us about “The Challenges of the '70’s, Mand: upon completing the 45 i address was met with a rousing standing ovation. The film, “American Time Capsule” followed, after which Mr. Steve Walker dismissed stu- dents to their workshops. Above-Honor guard presents flag to proud Flowing Wells students. Left-Mr. Mike Donahoe, Educational Officer for NASA, conducts a seminar on “Space: Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines.” Spirit Week A Week of Difficult Competition This year’s Spirit Week was four days of rigorous | campaigning. Each of the © classes had a day in which to show their enthusiasm. At the assembly on Thursday the Sophomores were cho- sen as the most spirited class. The Juniors were second in the competition while Frosh were third and Seniors were fourth. The assembly was just a preview to the unleash- ed spirit found at the game on Friday night in which the Cabs met the Dorados. on i ‘or mah eT EN ie Christmas It’s a Time of Highly Seasoned Excitement The Christmas season be- gan with the long-awaited arrival of the Junior class rings. On Friday the Modern Dance class opened the an- nual Christmas assembly with their portrayal of life in mo- tion followed by the _ per- formance of holiday tunes by the enthusiastic Concert Band. As a finale, the Chorus offered selections from sea- sonal music. Drama Tames “Shrew” but Also Stumbles December’s productions of “Taming of the Shrew” and “up the Down _ Staircase” characters were portrayed by members of the Drama classes; scenery provided by the Stage- craft classes. February, found Steve Holloway and_ Shirley Spencer performing the leads in ‘‘Look Back in Anger.” Spring began with the April production of ‘’The Bad Seed,” a play of a young girl who is a psychotic killer. ““The Twelve Pound Look,’” Stagecraft class’s second production, followed later in April. In her Spare time, Drama_ teacher, Miss Sharon Mihelich directed the plays. Career Day Innovative Idea Stimulates Career Interest Career Day, 1970, is no longer an idle idea on a scrap of paper. It has happened; it has come alive. Mr. Richard D. diCosola and Mr. John McCormick, together with members of the student body and faculty, have made this possible. Designed to acquaint Flowing Wells students with the occupational and professional fields open to them, CAREERS 1970 offered 25 workshops in which students could ask ques- tions concerning all aspects of a career. Speaking in the keynote assembly, Rep. Morris Udall (D-Ariz.) urged students to make their own decisions for their future Careers. Rodeo Week Renegade Round up Highlight’s Weeks Activities | | A two day holiday was the culmination of an_ exciting week of Cowboy boots and stetsons as Flowing Wells celebrated the Fiesta de Los Vacqueros. Much Western clothing was seen on campus as the day of the Sophomore sponsored dance drew near and the large platters of tacos were made ready for the hungry dancers. L. to R., Crystal Tornberg, (Sr., Att.), Marilyn Mott, (Sr., Queen), Candy Curtis, (Jr., Att.), Gayle White, (Fresh., Att.), Susan Lopez, (Soph., Att.) Student Body Officers Armed only with their intelli- gence and spirit, these officers led Flowing Wells through another great year. Guy Keenan - President Shirley Newman - Secretary Face New Challenges They presided over the student council, read the morning announcements, and_ kept records of minutes and money. May Gin - Vice President me fs Judy Tom - Treasurer 25 Seniors Senior representatives have paid a final tribute to the school by serving on the Student Council this year. Representing the Senior class were L-R: Chris Kunst, Linda Midkiff, and Gene Renner. Not pictured are Stephanie Daniel and Susan Harper. Juniors This year’s Junior representatives stressed a year of school involve- ment and participation. They were L-R: Marti Somers, Mark Walsh, Kathy Legge and Linda Lopez. Not pic- tured is Rocky Webster. Class Representatives ra Sophomores Representing the Sophomore class were L-R; (bottom row) Virginia Tom, Lynn Walsh, and Susan Lopez. (Top row) Clay Harper, Jenny Abrams, and John Emmett. Because the Sopho- more class is the largest in the school, they have the most representation. Freshmen During their first year in High School, the Freshmen representatives gave many new thoughts and ideas to the Student Council. They were L-R: (bottom row) Diana DeHaven and Toni Tissaw. (Top row) Mike Thornton and Elva Valenzuela. Not pictured is Mark Jacobs. The Student Council sponsors this year were Mr. Ted Sorich and Miss Noreen Ingle. re cann me ac RRR FER OFICIAL Top: Junior Hom, Patricia Black, Jim Woodward, May Gin, Sharon Trifaro, Joe Stanley, and Maggie McMurtray. Above Left: Linda Midkiff, Cathy Clelland, Bernie Eichelberger, and Judy Tom. Above: Pat Hickok, Sharon Huie, Suzanne Keckonen, and Jackie Evenson. BX Opposite page, Top: Tony Stalker, Ron Cox, Sharon Sovereign, Teri Morgan, Susan Labuzan, and Teresa Reed. Middle Left: Charly Overholt and David Roth. Middle Right: Cheri Neier, Valerie Hillmar, and Wendy Dixon. Bottom: Robert Barker, Nancy Boxler, Laura Hakala, and Steve Doane. Ov GC O boos S Vv j1c v awe SY) thee L 15 Jun Rrmmseiacns ee os ibtiesemimenmcrscsmarnnsnin Reearomrenen BRvsieereemensencn s OPCS SN RE is Beieeienanmormoncnanns Top Left: Dawn Stanley, Danny Gin, Beth Grey, Ann Dixon, Aley, and Doug Huie. Not pictured are Robert Caccavale, and Bobbi Sovereign. Top Right: Margaret Andrews, Vir- Roger Peckham, Mike Peckham, Mike Keller, and Terry ginia Tom, and Peggy La Vance. Above: Paul Hom, Sandra Tom. te oy ia ae ( Frosh Top 15 Are Topin Their Class Left: Warren Pope, Steve Aguilu, Bill Munson, and Dan Naramor. Below: Elva Valenzuela, Toni Tissaw, Pam Mitchell, Diana De Haven, and Julie Huckelberry. Bottom: Jeff Stanley, Ed Szablinski, Gene Deyoe, Don Weppler, and Roy Garret. Not pictured is Debra Coff- man. Stee Bees pn oe i : i Above: Initiate C.Schaus writes her name in a book after receiv- ing her pin. Above right: N.Boxler receives her pin. Above far right: During the reception, Mrs. Leon, B.Baker, N.Boxler, and B.Eichelberger enjoy themselves. Right (L-R): NHS initiates stand- ing are: Jim Smith, Donna Lafferty, Toni Stalker, David Blair, Junior Hom, Yvonne Eller, Valerie Hillmar, Manny Arino, Lynn Chapman, Ronald Cox, Cheri Neir, John Holden Wendy Dixon, Steve Doane, Donna Hickok, Bob Barker, Nancy Boxler, David Roth, Ellen Berry, Charles Overholt, Candy Schaus, Rick Roth, Sharon Sovereign, Marty Herman, and Robert Weppler. | Initiation Inducts New Members Into NHS On February 24; 25 students were honored by being initiated into the National Honor Society. Mrs. P. Leon, NHS Sponsor, planned it. Established members of the National Honor Society for 1969-70 are: Tricia Black, Lonny Catt, Cathy Clelland, Bernie Eichelberger (Vice- President), Jacque Evenson, Donna Frear, Patty Fulton, May Gin (Treasurer), Natalie Green, Linda Headley, Pat Hickok, Chris Hoffman, Sharon Huie, Guy Keenan, Leslie Mac- Donald (Sgt. at Arms), Vickie Martin, Linda Midkiff (Sec- retary), Maggie McMurtray, Shirley Newman, Don Quick, Drew Ritter, Joe Stanley (NHS President), Chris Stoltz, Judy Tom, Sharon. Trifaro, Kay Walsh, Gary Weppler (Sgt. at Arms), and Jim Woodward. Posing nonchalantly are: 1st Row (L-R): B.Sovereign, P. S.Harper. 3rd Row; A.Dixon, L.Martin. Standing are D. Verbal, L. MacDonald, E.Young. 2nd Row; V.Silva, C.Bessler Stanley and G.Gosting. Mrs. Norman is pictured below. Gy Gi Ss “Yi, ed Quill and Scroll Honors Top Newspaper— Yearbook Students Quill and Scroll, sponsored Gayle Gosting, Bobbi Sover- by Mrs. C. Norman, repre- eign, Dawn_ Stanley, Nancy sents the finest journalism Eichelberger, Elizabeth Young, students of thisschool.Recom- Linda Martin and Susan Har- mended by the sponsors and per. _ Established members having accomplished out- of Quill and Scroll are Patti standing work in journalism, Verbal, Leslie © MacDonald, students may enter into the Carol Bessler, Pat Hickok, honorary society of Quill and May Gin, Sandy Leek, Barbara Scroll. This year’s initiates Zeller, and Chris Ridenour. are: Vickie Silva, Ann Dixon, Thespian Initiation Creates a Menagery 35 et ERIA werk. wy ee Vawe . oe 8 ee seaeaee Before a crowd of unsus- pecting students, red-faced Thespian initiates © demon- strated t heir acting ability by giving impromtu imitations which provoked both laughter and groans from the crowd. Thespians, national honorary fraternity for high school students, is composed of active and experienced drama _ stu- dents. A required number of points is needed before a dramatist can become a Thes- pian. Miss Sharon Mihelich is the sponsor. | Above left and right: Initiates C. Rippen and K.Daniels are caught in the act. Right (L-R): Kneeling are C.Overholt, R.Dove, B.Baynes, and C. Rippen. Sitting are K.Daniels, Miss Mihelich, S.Compau, D.Ferguson, J.Sewick, B.Sweat, S.Spencer, S.Wel- don, J.Reardon, and J.Davis. Anytowners Learn Leadership Chris Stoltz, Jim Woodward, Natalie Green, and Marilyn Mott, the 1969 Anytown dele- gates, traveled to Anytown Arizona, on June 9-15 at the Sky-Y Camp at Prescott. Any- town Arizona, an educational workshop for the high school youth, developes friendship and understanding among the teenagers as they become interested and involved with small discussion groups, super- vised study, and recreational activities. Busy Staters Study Government Procedures Delegates to the 1969 Ari- zona Boys’ State, held June 8-14 at Flagstaff, are Lonny Catt, Guy Keenan, and Joe Stanley. Boys’ State, sponsored by the American Legion, is a citizen- ship training program where boys learn about democratic government by actually oper- ating it. They establish a mythical 51st state and elect their own officers who perform the same duties as real offi- cers. May Gin and Tricia Black are the 1969 delegates to Girls’ State, held at the University of Arizona. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxilary, Girls’ State was held June 9-15 and functions the same as Boys’ State. Right (L-R): J.Stanley, T.Black, and M. Gin; Staters. Above: J.Woodward and C.Stoltz; Anytowners. 4 te et BEd BSPERE INRA YRI ES Dy aye yy eas ea: GEAR AB 2, HEESSBRS ORG Ce Kee SRR ee Z ‘ Bh ¥ gust StRx a rr | ; 5 . . em ARG Dewey: PE iscsi ion Honored Seniors to Continue Trad ons ORDER a as 2 RSLS! . Dancers Choreograph Own Concerts . ” io. . a ar pee etait ehineed an | EERIE: ABOVE: M. Heimowitz, N. Green, J. Davis, P. Washburn, and L.: White apply the art of exercise. LEFT: D.Robinson, K. Coombs, N.Green and V.Barney rehearse for their November 25 con- Cert: Mrs. C.McGinness,, instruct- or of the Modern Dance Club, believes that exercise plays a major role in the energetic art of dancing. All girls are required to do exercises be- fore practice, in order to shape up for their routines. Dance history as well as basic techniques, are studied. En- couraged by their teacher, the girls have created original dances which were performed in their concerts. Future plans for the club include benefit shows for charity. Pirouette anyone?!!!!! 4] ABOVE, J. Davis, K. Coombs, S. Daniels, P. Shearer, D. Robin- son, and L. Rogers practice for perfection of their routines. Twenty-four people make up the El Caballero News Staff. Editor May Gin was aided by Jay Casey, Pat Hickok, Sandy Leek, and Barbara Zellar who served as page editors. Published once every month, the paper reports on both the Comical and serious sides of campus life. Sports and mo- vie reviews were added as one of the many monthly features. In addition to the monthly publications, the staff plays an important role in school af- fairs. Rap Sessions, sponsored by the paper, enabled the in- dividual student to voice his opinions on vital campus is- sues while his classmates lis- tened attentively. A.Apalategui, R.Betancourt, S.Braun, D.Burhans, J.Casey, M.Gin, C.Gramthm, J.Gresham, S.Harper, P.Hickok, R.Hoel- flinger, D.Houston, J.Jackson, S.Leek, L. Massey, L.Reed, R.Reed, D.Reedy, K. Regesch, D.Rose, C.Sheets, R.Steward, P.White, and B.Zellar. Sponsor: Mrs. E. Kendrick. El Cab Records ’70 School Days Spur Staff Puts Year in Focus 43 Between the tapping of the typewriter keys, the confu- sion of sections, and the general uproar, the staff in- duces to hold memories. The newness of this years Staff presented a problem, which was overcome by confidence and hardwork. The problem of a green Staff was subdued as they endeavored to meet their deadlines. Spur Staff members are: Alex Apala- tegui, Dan Catt, David Conger, Ann Dixon, Nancy Eichelberger, Katie Glen- dening, Gayle Gosting, Beth Grey, John Holden, Dennis Houston, Jim Jackson, Linda Martin, Danny Pepper, Pam Richey, Tony Ruiz, Vickie Silva, Bobbi Sovereign, Dawn Stanley, Lori Varner, Patti Verbal, Elizabeth Young, and Jack Young; Mrs. A. Hutchison, Spon- sor. Pep Squads Spiritize Cab Country 44 thunderation, we’re the best team in the nation!!” Such were the excited cries of the 1969-70 Pep Squad mem- bers as they cheered the ever- fighting Caballeros on. Under the direction of Mrs. Ingeborg Wolner, the creative Pep Squad has added many colorful cheers and routines to liven up F.W. games and assemblies. Let’s go Cabs!! The teeming excitement dis- played by the girls spread throughout the campus, bringing out the ‘sparkling’ personalities of our students. ‘69-70 Pom-Pon: M.Somers, K.Legge, B. Trapp, W.Tatman, L.Vande Mheen, C.Bessler (head) P.OQwens, L.White, C.Bogle, L.Lopez, Not Shown; J.Koeppen. G.White, J.Hannan, (head) B.Barnes, and E.Valenzuela relax after the first freshman game. eat, teil cra etcr. oC a oo. oc Pa on™, ee ae ee ei) ee J.V. Cheerleaders: S.Larrimore, C.Weaver, S.Stewart, P.Hill, J.Abrams, and L.Braun. Their dynamic cheers and boosting sup- port led the J.V. to victory. Below: Varsity Squad: P.Shannon, K. Moore, C.Kuntz, K.Coombs, M.Hitch- cock, T.Jones, M.McMurtary, N.Green, R.Truman. Not pictured, M.Bull, J.Wood- ward. Hit ‘em Cabs! FTA Goes to Statewide Convention The Future Teachers saw both the comical and studious sides of the teaching world as they attended the state-wide convention held in Scotsdale, Arizona. Funds for the trip were raised by the members selling candy and popcorn at the home basketball games. Faculty sponsors, Mr. Spauld- ing and Miss Aud,gladly an- ticipate the day when that “new” teacher just might be: Diane Bavor, Danny _ Catt, Cathy Clelland, Nancy Eichel- berger, Yvonne Eller, Terry Jones, Sharon Sovereign, Tony Stalker, and Sharon Trifaro. Chess Club members; R.Cox, $ .Doane, R.Green, B.Kemp, J.Klappert, T. Omen, J.Smith, J.Straw, and F.Zohn. ‘Ice skating and movie-going were just a few of the many fun activities sponsored by the Spanish Club. Other activities included several picnic out- ings to Sabino Canyon. This year’s members are: S.Anderson, D.Beldin, Nancy Boxler, Niki Boxler, D.Coffman, Steph Daniel, Syd Daniel, E.Daniels, N. Eichelberger, D.Frear, T.Givens, M. Heimowitz, V.Hillmar, L.Larimore, L. MacDonald, B.Miller, G.Sandate, P. Seliger, T.Stalker, J.Stanley, J.Steele, S.Trifaro, P.Tripel, M.Welter, and R. Valenquela. Mrs. C.McGinniss is the sponsor. 47 Band Plays It Like It Is st Sy ep oar mnenneneiorememineinns 8 Meo meaning tages Harmony? Melody? What- ever the sound is, it’s sure to be a pleasant one....as long as it’s from the Flowing Wells High School Combined Chorus. Song. selection plays an important role in vocal presen- tations. Choral numbers range from classic to popular. With their musical knowledge, all students were encouraged to take part in recitals and All-State tryouts. Sponsored by Mr.‘ Ladd Bausch, the school choral program has enjoyed a most successful year. Their many activities included the Bellamy program and a radio session aired during the Christmas season. es —a a a ee Band Plays It Like It Is ,P.Cockerel, K.Glendening, J.Hicks, T.Musa 4 a it} | B.Aguila, N.Bowden, S.Chism, D.Hickok, S.Huie, 4 S.Meany, C.Neier, D.Stanford, R.Steward e REED ss SPIRIT L.Alderete, E.Berry, L.Castro, L.Head- n,wC-. Cantore, Ag Chism, ley, E.Neier, W.Pope J. Kelly, D. Kogntz, Under the direction of Mr, D.Smith, K.Smith J P.Dooley, G.Keenan, D.Huie, D.Ritter John Hokanson, the F.W. Band has_ participated in ss ; various state competitions, each time bringing home honors to our school. Enter- ing the U of A Band Day, the band received a_ coveted “superior” award. During the half-time the Gold and Blue Marching Band, accompanied by the Pep Squads, created a stunning array of marching entertain- ment for our spellbound audiences. wt Cm | My Teaaeeeesens) (cogenenese2) [cesaasesens) fesaseenness? [eveseee) fexenececcssenes! Flowing Wells High Chorus members: F.Aguila, P.Aguilu, D.Andes, L.An- thony, L.Arens, P.Armstrong, B.Bayne, D.Beldin, D.Bingham, R.Bishop, G. Blazer, W.Bohn, L.Bryant, J.Casey, R.Clark, P.Cochran, S.Cox, J.Davis, P.DeRosa, G.Desimone, J.DeVine, C.Donley, R.Dove, R.Emmett, K. Erdman, L.Fancher, L.Frear, J.Fulker- son, S.Gallahar, L.Gomez, K.Gonya, J.Grape, J.Gresham, K.Hanson, L. Harmless, M.Herman, C.Herrera, S. Hindsley, S.Hollaway, C.Horn, S. Jones, D.Kellogg, B.Kemp, S.Kidd, D. Kyle, D.Laseke, P.LaVance, G.Lawson, D.Leek, A.Leon, J.Lewis,- L.Lewis, P. Mahnk, L.Massey, D.McGuffee, V. Mitchell, P.Moon, J.Nichols, K.Oakley, D.Oliver, T.Omen, P.Petersen, J.Oliver, M.Petro, M.Placencio, D.Prinzo, P. Richard, D.Rose, B.Schenamen, B. Schneider, D.Schneider, M.Seymore, J.Sherba, S.Slaven, P.Sorenson, C. Spencer, S.Spencer, R.Steward, P. Stewart, B.Sweat, D.Sweetman, M. Taylor, R.Truman, W.Walker, K.Walsh, L. White, M.White, _M.Wilson, R. Wilson, J. Vershum, F.Zohn. Students initiated into the Tri-M Music Association were chosen on the basis of their musical knowledge and skills. A recently formed club on the campus, Tri-M has brought out the musical talents in our students. Members perform- ed in such activities as: ban- quets, concerts, recitals, and statewide contests. Appearing with the Ca- ballero Marching Band, the twirlers add that ex- tra (!) touch to rallies, games, and local parades. Twirlers: V.Fauth, S.Pe- tit, B.Smith, V.Spencer, and D.Surbaugh. Key Club Finds Key to Success Sponsoring school and community _ activities, The Key Club members have had a rather enjoyable year. Spon- sored by Mr. P. Lavin and Mr. J. McCormick, the club played host to the Harlem Clowns as they slaughtered our faculty team with their hilarious antics. During the Christmas season, Key Club members provided needy families with food _ baskets, while other members played “Santa.” Fs i i ty Ry aa. ee aad = Zz oe “2 = Res e= = P.Aguilu, G.Anderson, M.Anderson, R.Betancourt, D.Catt, L.Catt, R.Don, P.Gates, P.Hannan, M.Herman, ‘T. Jones, C.Kunst, M.McClananhan, B. Nickles, J.Roepke, C.Spencer, J.Stan- ley, C.Stoltz, D.Tribby, T.Van Wie, W. Vette, S.Walker, R.Webster, and J. Woodward. 50 Lettermen Bring Out Athlete’s Prestige The two main_ objectives of the Lettermen’s Club are to add to the prestige of the athlete and to set them a- part from the rest of the stu- dent body. To become a member, the boy must have a Varsity letter in any sport and he must have the desire to be in the club, come to the meetings, and to pay the dol- lar dues. The’ _ officers of the club are: Joe Stanley; President, Terry Van Wie: Vice-Presi- dent, and Wally Vette: Sec- retary- Treasurer. The Lettermen have _ sold programs at the home foot- ball games, programs at the F.W. Invitational and Dive- sional Wrestling Tourna- ments, football almanacs, and they bought the special sweaters for the club mem- bers and coaches. They are 51 going to put on the Letter- men’s Ball and they are plan- ning to buy blazers for the traveling athletic teams. The Lettermen are: 1st Row L-R: J. Bertoldo, M.Anderson, P.Hastings, D. Catt, T.Van Wie, C.Kuntz, C.Stoltz, P.Gates, D.Tribby, J.Smith, J.Stanley. 2nd Row: Mr. Lee Dobyns (sponsor), R.Coffman, P.Hannan, D.Weber, M. Herman, P.Schmidt, D.Nicolay, D. Trueblood, R.Don, R.Webster, D.G. Sandate, T.Ramirez. Not, pictured is W.Vette. Sprechen Sie Deutsch ? Us 10 am German Club members are: J.Aguilu, S.Aguilu, D.Baker, L.Burgess, G.Cartwright, = Pretzels! Pretzels! Pretzels! R.Corbin, W.Dixon, S.Doane, A.Duval, B.Eichelberger, P.Eichelberger, T.Eichel- berger, T.Elmore, G.Erdman, J.Evenson, M.Evenson, V.Fauth, F.Fromm, G.Fulker- son, J.Fulkerson, L.Hadfield, S.Huie, M.Jones, M.Keller, E.Kennedy, D.Koontz, M. These shouts found the belly- McClanahan, S.Meiderhoff, R.Mitchell, B.Navarro, C.Meier, M.Newman, M.Petro, . : D.Probst, S.Probst, D.Roth, V.Ruboyianes, C.Schaus, B.Schenemen, P.Schmidt, rumbling students munching D.Schneider, M.Searer, $.Slaven, Dale Smith, Dave Smith, Jill Smith, Jim Smith, L. noisily on the mouth-water- Smith, S.Sovereign, D.Stanford, D.Stephens, J.Tom, V.Tom, J.Turner, T.Vander- ing pretzels sold by the Ger- werf, and L.Woody. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Albert Laue. rence support tha Ane S. program. Candy selling was another fund-raising activity sponsored by the club. The club members’ enjoy frequent picnic excursions to Kitt Peak and Sabino Can- yon. oy _ FHA and FNA Prepare for Future F.H.A. Club member; C. Castro, B. Cier, - C. Cripe, D. Muench, B. Torres, Vo Valles, and Mrs. R. Voss (Sponsor). Members of the Future Nurses show their moth- erly instincts. F.N.A. Club members: Mrs.H. Criss, (Sponsor) L. Cunning- ham, S.Davis, D. Dietrich, -C. Nicholay, J. Olson, C. Schaus,__R. Stewart, M. Taylor, IF Tom, and V. Tom. V.I.C.A. Sells “Cab” Pillows With the selling of ‘Cabal- lero” booster pillows and mesquite wood, the V.I.C.A. Club has enjoyed a most pro- fitable and fun-filled year. Sponsored by Mr. Al Cook, the club boasts a member- ship of over thirty people. These students, through var- ious projects, learn the im- portance of trade industry. Vocational Industry Club Members: D.Burhans, E.Busser, G.Copeland, L. Cunningham, C.Diserf, E.Dye, K.Eller, ).Faretta, J.Gagnebin, C.Guinup, K. Harmless, D.Harrington, K.Heston, C. Hollinghead, E.Jester, B.Kukasky, R. LaFaut, M.Lines, B.Lister, M.Mantle, K.Muhl, M.Myers, R.Pike, M.Ray- mond, D.Reese, R.Reed, D.Simpkins, T.Spriggs, D.Spagnola, S.Patterson, G. Weppler, R.Weppler, M.Westfall, and D.Wilson. Student Members: T.Black, D.Catt, M. Gin, R.Guthrie, M.Hayes, G.Keenan, J.Klarr, S.Larimore, D.Papper, D.Probst, K.Ramage, S.Sullivan, J.Tom, R.Valen- zuela, $.Walker, L.White, and J.Wood- ward, Faculty members: Mr. Adams, Mr. Butler, Mrs. Curiel, Mrs. Davis, Mr. DiCosola, Mr. Ewell, Mrs. Hollo- way, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. McGinniss, Mr. Ness, Mr. Skrobel, and Mrs. Ste- wart. The Long and Short of It Miniskirts? Sideburns? Long hair? These are a few of the many dress code issues con- fronting concerned students. With the cooperation of both the faculty and the stu- dent body, a dress code com- mittee was organized in order to establish a new code of dress in conjunction with the changing mode of dress in society. Meeting once every week, the members discussed the pros and cons of school dress code. Onward Go the Hikers. . . = rien ce oe ars ae eS Poor health? Flabby legs? If you have any of these symptoms, your best bet would be to join the Chaparral Hiking Club, sponsored by Mr. Lavin. Hikers participating in the activities have remained in A-1 shape due to the many expeditions to such places as: Madera Canyon, Sabino Can- yon and Grand Canyon. Chaparral Hiking Club Members: R.Allen, D.Beldin, G.Cartwright, H. Doidge, A.Duval, C.Harbor, K.Kel- lum, A.Leon, L.Plum, C.Schaus, B. Scheneman, D.Swanson, _ T.Stalker, and B. Webb. Girls Gradually Grasp Games Have you ever seen a sports- minded girl athlete do her thing? If this girl belongs to the Flowing Wells Girl’s Ath- letic Association, her “thing” might range from _ hockey to softball or volleyball to basketball. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Holoway, the club has a mem- bership of over 35 energetic, sports-loving girls. Members participate in such sports as: volleyball, basketball, bad- minton, track, hockey, speed- a-way and softball. ill pen eae cenit, SLR, | | of OAM A G.A.A. members: R.Allen, V.Ander- son, C.Cooper, S.Daniel, C.Davis, A. Dixon, W.Dixon, Y.Eller, D.Frear, D. Galvez, B.Grove, V.Hillmar, W.Hill- mar, R.Kane, K.Kellum, B.Lasonder, P.LaVance, D.Leek, S.Leek, L.Mac- Donald, P.Mcgee, L.Midkiff, J. Nichols, M.Nichols, K.Roberts, M.Rollison, R.Rose, P.Seliger, P.Shearer, V.Shu- Idz, V.Silva, J.Smith, D.Stanley, T. Stalker, B. Trapp, B.Warren, B.Zellar. 59 Officers: M.Nichols R.Rose B. Trapp V.Silva = eR. he hae VeKnad - eS e reds dpgbedd gamsen | ty eee oer er: , : geet oe Veen daha oe Voba-e o a4 vagannys UUVEUUEVNAN FW Varsity Record Varsity Football 1969-70 Scoreboard Flowing Wells 28 San Manuel 6 Flowing Wells 0 Sahuaro 14 Flowing Wells 24 Buena 12 Flowing Wells 16 Bisbee 6 Flowing Wells 12 Globe 32 Flowing Wells 14 C.D.O. 35 Flowing Wells 16 Miami 6 Flowing Wells 6 Safford 14 Flowing Wells 18 Nogales 13 for the next few days; a lot of marching for the Gold Band; spirit, enthusiasm, and excitement; doing your job well; being picked for the all-city team; spectator buses; getting tackled by that big linebacker; gritting your teeth and telling your- self that you’re going to get him; the greatest sport; being scared to death that your boyfriend is going to get hurt; cold, windy nights; the thrill of winning; Coach Nymeyer with the microphone in his hand; confetti in your hair; a fast game; something you can’t afford; smoke in your face; a box of popcorn. Football is: trying for state; pride in your team; a sore throat Mark of 5-4 Varsity Team: 1ST ROW: L. Catt, P. Shum- way, C. Hoffman, Coach Larry Hart, D. True- blood, P. Schimdt, C. Spencer. 2ND ROW: G. Renner, H. Kelly, M. McClanahan, R. Coff- man, W. Vette, J. Stanley, G.. Anderson, D. Booth, D. Allen. 3RD ROW: Coach Jim Don- aldson, J. Klarr, T. Hairgrove, J. Moore, E. Martinez, T. Neal, T. VanWie, G. Cartwright, Coach B. Englehard. 4TH ROW: L. Cushman, M. Herman, D. Pepper, C. Stoltz, D. Ruiz, J. Sierra, R. Don, D. Tribby, R. Betancourt, R. Webster, P. Hannan, M. Ross, Coach Pete Kotchou. 63 Frosh Football 1969-70 Scoreboard 12 0 Sahuarita Buena Nogales Globe C.D.O. Miami San Manuel Freshman Team: 1ST ROW: M. Thorton, C. Shumway, J. Stanley, G. Clinkingbeard, G. Scuitto, T. Eichelberger, Coach C. Courtney. 2ND ROW: R. Ashcraft, J. Howard, J. Boyd, T. Swonger, 3RD ROW: R. Barton, D. Die- trich, D. Catt, G. Quiroz, F. Bull, 'R. Marrs, E. Trapp, D. Sipe, B. Haugh, J. Kelly. 4TH ROW: S. Yates, M. Jacobs, T. Johnson, B. Zaumseil, T. Lax, J. Jeffries, T. Lott, T. Edwards, J. Tru- man, G. Turner, R. Rosler, G. Zellar. Junior Varsity Team: 1ST ROW: J. Gallagher, T. Ram- irez, R. Alimena, B. Rickman, M. Anderson, F. Bertoldo, M. Gomez, M. Doughty. 2ND ROW: D. Griggs, B. Dietrich, J. Worden, J. Renner, J. Steele, G. Waugaman, M. Keller, P. McClanahan. 3RD ROW: Coach Lee Dobyns, D. Nicolay, R. Barnes, G. Sandate, C. Harper, M. Hill, Coach R. Hamil. 4TH ROW: J. Toben, G. Elsesser, J. Kennedy, J. Rodriquez, D. Catt, W. Bogle. This year’s Junior Varsity ).V. Reco rds and Freshman Football teams showed great promise as future 6-2 Season Flowing Wells Varsity teams. The JV team was led to a res- pectable 6 wins to 2 losses J V Football season by coaches Lee Dobyns and Robert Hamil. Two of the 1969-70 players responsible for this fine record were Gabino San- Score board date and Dale Savage. The Frosh Team, directed by new coaches James Kennicutt and Clyde Courtney, finished their season with a 2 wins to 5 losses 14 Eloy 49 Nogales 26 Buena 42 Bisbee record. Mark Jacobs and Jeff 42 Globe Stanley proved their value by 14 C.D.O. making game-winning contri- 26 Miami butions. Both have the quali- 42 S. Manuel fications and ability to carry on the winning tradition at FW. on. It Was the Best of Times; It Was the Worst of Times | Though the price may be high and the times may be rough, the powerful Caballeros are always ready for their des- tiny. Whether it be a great pass or a game-saving tackle, the Caballeros take it all in stride. Sometimes the effort may not seem worth the price, but the out come often sees the Caballeros on top. We see unwary Coach Donaldson re- clining on the practice dum- mies se@ming not to let the strain of everyday practice get him down. In contrast, however, we see Coach Hart as he paces the F.W. sidelines nervously. ABOVE: Coach Engel- hard reminds Pi Schmidt that he has made a costly mistake. RIGHT: G. Anderson, M. McClanahan, and C.’ Hoffman lead R. Don on a yard gaining end sweep. 66 TOP: Coach Donaldson takes time out during one of the Caballero practices. LEFT: Joe Stanley gathers in a Flowing Wells pass and continues into the op- posing endzone. ABOVE: Coach Hart is pacing the sideline after a Cab err. LEFT: With a jump for joy, Marcia Bull leads a spirited cheer for the Cabs. The Homecoming victory against Buena was the climax of an exciting week of car rallies and spirit assem- blies. ABOVE: At the end of the third quarter of the Bisbee game, Perry Gates grimaces with pain over his injured knee. The Varsity starters work well as a team, although only one of the five players was on the first team last year. Even though San Manuel had already played several games, the Cabs bounced to victory in their first game of the year. In the second game, the Cabs held the Santa Rita Ea- gles to 29 points, an_all- time low in scoring against Flowing Wells. Against Bue- na, last year’s State Champ- ions, the Cabs played a good defense and in the last few minutes, the ‘Bouncing Beauties’”’ stalled to win the game. The Varsity Basketball Team: 1st Row L-R: Alan Linhart, Manager Terry Van- Wie, Manager Morris Pelayo, David Blair. 2nd Row: Joe Stanley, Ralph Armstrong, Craig Ziegler, Monte Davis, Ed Kennedy. 3rd Row: Coach Ed Nymeyer, Donny Nicolay; David Trueblood, Ron Coffman, Tom What- ton, Assistant Coach Lee Engbretson, Assistant Coach Jim Donaldson. Not pictured are Fred Reed, Mark Walsh, and Manager Wally Vette. Varsity Basketball 1969-70 Scoreboard. Flowing Wells 65 Flowing Wells 73 Flowing Wells 65 Flowing Wells 37 Flowing Wells 61 Flowing Wells 41 Flowing Wells 61 Flowing Wells 38 Flowing Wells 51 Flowing Wells 66 Flowing Wells 86 Flowing Wells 85 Flowing Wells 64 Flowing Wells 93 Flowing Wells 82 Flowing Wells 66 Flowing Wells 63 Flowing Wells 70 Bisbee Flowing Wells 78 Globe Divisional Tournament Flowing Wells 86 Nogales Flowing Wells 47 Buena Flowing Wells 74 CL: Buena C.D.O. Nogales Miami Safford Buena Cholla Globe Bisbee C.D.O. ‘Nogales Miami Safford San Manuel Santa Rita San Manuel Santa Rita 40 29 58 64 51 i The Junior Varsity Team: Counter- clockwise: Coach Lee Engbretson, Gary Elsesser, Roger Peckham, War- ner Bogle, Steve Eager, Robert Cac- cavale, Terry Tom, Bill Stoltz, Richard Spangle, Manager Dan Croy, Glenn Fitzgerald, Gabino Sandate, Johnny Emmett, Manager Mike Odberg, Billy Raymond, Shawn Starr, Randy Ben- nett, Don Nicolay, John Tobin, Mark Walsh, Pat McClanahan. Not pictured are Joe Griffith and Graham Wauga- man. Coach Engbretson’ de- scribed this year’s Junior Varsity team as ‘‘the best comeback team that | have had the opportunity to coach at Flowing Wells’’ After a slow start and some injuries, they were able to finish strong by winning nine out of their last eleven games. Their record at the season’s end was 10 wins, 9 loses. The boys showed great improvement through- out the season by work- ing hard in_ practice. Coach Engbretson is con- fident that many of the J.V.’ers will contribute greatly to the Varsity next year. In fact, five J.V.’ers were on the Varsity for the AA _ Divisionals at Buena. Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Flowing Wells J.V. Basketball Scoreboard 36 36 37 41 60 78 40 47 Ps a! 67 83 oe 88 83 48 67 77 74 San Manuel Santa Rita Buena GD: OF Nogales Miami Safford Buena San Manuel Cholla Globe Bisbee C.D.O. Nogales Santa Rita Miami Safford Bisbee Globe 71 J.V. Basketball Team Has a Great Comeback Hard Work Was the Key to Success Frosh Basketball 1969-70 Scoreboard Flowing Wells 47 Flowing Wells 55 Flowing Wells 43 Flowing Wells 61 Flowing Wells 59 Flowing Wells 61 Flowing Wells 43 Flowing Wells 46 Flowing Wells 64 Flowing Wells 59 Flowing Wells 71 Flowing Wells 54 Flowing Wells 62 Flowing Wells 40 Flowing Wells 62 Flowing Wells 58 Flowing Wells 70 San Manuel Santa Rita Buena C.D.O. Nogales Miami Safford Buena San Manuel Cholla Globe C.D.O. Nogales Santa Rita Miami Safford Globe 54 35 66 54 56 42 Prior to the yule_ sea- son, the Freshman team won one of their three games. Afterwards, with a lot of practice, the team won four close games in a row. The next two were lost making their records 5 and 4 with eight games left. ‘“The team decided to be winners, so_ they won six of the remaining eight,” said Coach Don- aldson. Starting out with only two experienced players was a Challenge, but with the response of the other players, more than five men were used each game. The boys who practiced regularly, but didn’t play much, deserve a tribute for helping the regulars grow into a fine team. The Freshman Basketball Team: 1st Row L-R: Don Catt, Fred Bull, Tom Cochran, Craig Shumway, Mark Ja- cobs, Kerry Johnstone. 2nd Row: Wal- ter Becker, George Arino, Jeff Stanley, Jeff Jefferies, Tim McMahon, Bert Zaumseil. 3rd Row: Timmy Edwards, Earl Trapp, Mike Hays, Emery Silves- ter, George Zellar. 4th Row: .Coach Jim Donaldson, Alan Goodyke, Steve Madendorp, Mike Sautter. Not pic- tured are Brian Haugh and Manager Ronald Barton. As the cries “Pin, pin’ ring through the air, the opponent is ‘turned over and shown the light.’ As always the varsity team presents their wrestling talents in brillant array, with such outstanding wrestlers as Mike Anderson (19-4-1), Mark McDonald (20-5), Buzz Nickles (21-4), and Terry Hair- grove (17-3-1). Upon return- ing from the State Tournament, Gene Renner brought home the honors of 1st in State. L. to R., F. to B. Ist Row, u.nenner, G.Cartwright (mgr.), D.Gin (mgr.), M.Shumway (mgr.), F.Maciel (mgr.), B.Rickman, M.Anderson, R.Don. 2nd Row, M.McClanahan, B.Nickles, M.McDonald, D.Valdez, T.Ramiriz, M.Herman, M.Kellar, Coach Thomas. Varsity 1969-70 Wrestling Scoreboard . 36 . 26 Ape: TAz eS) gee: 233 . 40 . 43 mes ey? . 14 aa Bs � 42 San Manuel Amphi CDO Salpointe Bisbee CDO Benson Eloy Marana Buena Safford Winslow Auga Fria Globe Invitational—2nd Divisional—2nd State—5th atmen Wrest Their Way to Victory J.V. Wrestling 1969-70 Scoreboard The individual excells to form an 11-1 record as the J.V. team follows the winning trend at Flowing Wells. One hundred seven lb. George Valdez, an outstanding wres- tler (11-0), had only 2 points scored against him all year. Dan Hansen followed with a 10-0 record. This wrestling team was undefeated as freshmen and have completed both years with a 21-1 record. San Manuel 8 Amphi 17 Bisbee 8 ASDB 16 CDO 15 Benson 15 Eloy 10 Sahuaro 26 Buena 13 Safford 7 Amphi Globe L. to R., F. to B. Ist Row, M.Gomez, R.Nickles, G.Valdez, J.McMurtrey, 3rd Row, P.Hastings, T.Lott, D.Hansen, J. 2nd Row, B.Quayle, R.Alimena, J.Sierra, J.Bertoldo, M.Hill, Elliott, Coach Dobyns. Frosh Graplers End With 4-6 Season ws The Frosh wrestling team Frosh 1969 70 gave an all out team effort -Wrestl Ing only to be repressed six times. With the taste of winning new Scoreboard upon their minds, a promise of next year and “We'll be Sunnyside the best’”’ echos through the Amphi locker rooms. Salpointe Salpointe L. to R., F. to B. Ist Row, J.Boyd, E. Rickman, T.Swonger, 2nd Row, S. CDO Freeman, J.Hall, J.Howard, R.Marrs, CDO J.Oliver, 3rd Row, G.Clinkingbeard, Buena } S.Guthrie, S.Yates, T.Lott, J McMurtray, f J. Truman, Coach Kotchou. Sunnyside Sah uaro Amphi Boys Co-ordinate Mind and Muscle Top: Members of the tennis team are: D.Eggen, J.Clancy, M. McDonald, Coach Mulligan, H.Emery, T.Hastings, M.Evenson. 80 G It Is’ Tennis Team Raises Rac Girls’ tennis team members are: M. GinjaeosLOpez,. BB: Warren, S.Lari- more, L.Walsh, K. Gabriel, Coach Pam Reives. 1969-70 Begins The Cutie Caper Searching for a new image, the Cross-country runners of this year have dubbed themselves the “Cuties”. Mile after mile of track has passed beneath the feet of the Cuties as they fought for those few seconds that could have meant a victory for Flowing Wells. The Cuties are: Ist Row L-R: Stephen Stratton, Bert Zaumseil, Rupert Valencia, and Neil Weber. 2nd Row: Mitch Williams, Roger Yates, Francisco Maciel, Coach Ed Nymeyer, David Blair, Dan Weber, and Chuck Overholt. Varsity Take Eighth In State Tournament Chosen from team sponsored by the Girls Athletic Associa- tion, the Varsity Volleyball team ranked sixth in city and eighth in state. The players are: Left, Bottom Row L-R: Vicky Anzaldua, Sidney Daniel, Peggy Shearer, Steph Daniel. Top Row: Nancy Saline, Peggy LaVance, Mari Nichols, Dora Galvez, Pam Seliger, Coach Mary Holloway. Of Youth As Spur King and Queen The Spur title, sponsored by the Annual, is yearly bestowed upon the best looking Senior girl and boy. The disclosure of the names of the Spur King and Queen is the climax of events at the yearbook presentation assembly. Winners are chosen solely on the basis of their photographs and their names are unknown to the student body or staff until the year- book assembly. Pictures, sub- mitted by Seniors, are reviewed by a group of impartial judges selected from the community and surrounding area. 1969 Homecoming Royalty Sparks Excitement in F.W.H.S. Students Flowing Wells’ Homecoming game was played on Oct. 17, 1969, against Buena. Final score was 24-12 in Flowing Wells’ favor. The biggest event of the evening came at half time when the new 1969-1970 Homecoming King and Queen were chosen. The results were: Marcia Bull as Homecoming Queen with Pat Shannon, Jennifer Koeppen, Marilyn 88 Mott, and Linda Midkiff as her attendants. Perry Gates reigned as King over Glen An- derson, Lonnie Catt, Phil Shumway and Chris Stoltz, who were his attendants. Marcia, who is a cheerleader, and Perry, who is on the varsity football team, have worked hard to earn their titles as Homecoming King and Queen. ‘we % et wy w YY, ¥ RRRARAR Steet ee ee nes Wa EE NEE OE RNR: LN Ae oO , ASE EHOE Wie | Prom Highlig School Year Nominated by the Junior Class, a Senior, Natalie Green, pre- sides over the Junior-Senior Prom. Attending her are Pat Shannon, Marilyn Mott, Ste- phanie Daniels and Wendy Tatman. The Catalina Room of the Tidelands Motor Inn is the locality where on April 16, 1970, the FWHS Juniors act as hosts to a night of enjoyable enter- tainment for the Seniors. Jim Klarr Is Invested As Bachelor King Jim Klarr, 1969-70 Bachelor King, was chosen by the Girls League to represent them during Twirp Week. This honor can be received only by a reasonably popular male from the Senior Class who possesses a magnitude of charm and wit. 92 Patty Fulton Keys In As Sweetheart Patty Fulton, representing the Key Club as their Sweet- heart for 1969-70, was selected on the basis of her beauty, charm, and personality. This honor is annually chosen under the sponsorship of Mr. Jim Mc- Cormick and Mr. Pat Lavin. ee RR Oe ee a CLA OE SSRI Ha arent 94 Whether Queen or Princess ‘There ls A Season For Everyone 95 The seasons of the school year are symbolized by the Sports Queen and her Prin- cesses.Attending Sports Queen, Marilyn Mott, are Princesses Natalie Green (Fall), Wendy Tatman (Winter), and _ Linda Midkiff (Spring). Elected by the Lettermen’s Club, these girls reflect the changing of the sports activity seasons. uff Ue : na : = seal VERTED FETT TA Wants and Needs of Each Student Are Upper sae F.W. School Board Sena OA RE ESE BOTS - é % L. to R.: Dr. Marlen D. Yoder, Robert Mellen, Gene Shannon, Walter Douglas, Jr., John Mead, and Robert Richardson. 98 Most in the Minds of the Administrators a Mr. Lenihan Mrs. Frans - ‘A The Administration of Flow- ing Wells High School, through their understanding of indi- vidualistic potential, help students gain an open minded and optimistic attitude toward their educational future. New teaching innovations help various departments become forerunners in their edu- cational procedure. The Administration over- sees and guides school busi- ness matters, policies and helps its district’s schools in keeping Flowing Wells stand- ards high. Mr. Bauman Flowing Wells’ Aids Help Fulfill School Needs Mrs. Criss Mrs. Caudwell (Attendance); Mrs. Burtke (Bookstore); Mrs. Criss (Nurse); Mr. Pomeroy (Library); Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Green (IMC); 100 F.W. Counselors Source of Guiding Light Mrs. Baum (Secretary); Mr. McCormick (Counselor); Mrs. Headly and Mrs. Jay (Secretaries); Mrs. Ingram (Counselor). 101 Relaxation comes in a variety of forms. Mr. P. Lavin (Eng.) goes hiking with his papoose while Mr. J. Butler (Sci- ence) reclines lazily in his sleeping bag. Other nature lovers who make extended trips into the wilds for camp- ing or tenting are: Mrs. E. Kendrick (French-Eng.-Newspaper) who _ likes tent camping; Mr. R. diCosola (Math) who catches Rainbow trout; Mrs. A. Hutchison (English-Yearbook) who teaches tricks to her German Shep- herd. Mr. D. Griesser (P.E.) shows his mule deer while Mr. A. Cook (ICE) tracks his hunt. Mrs. |. Wolner (P.E.) is readying herself to ride out of the range of Mrs. M. Shumacher’s (Math-P.E.) arrows and before Mr. G. Englhard (Gen. Ind.) gets his gun loaded. Mr. Griesser _ a ' Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. Shumacher at WE AS Mrs. Kendrick Mr. diCosola Some of the faculty members need go no further than their backyards for recreation. Mr. A. Ness (Typing) is target practicing before his next hunting trip while Mr. L. Bausch (Chorus) enjoys re- Backyard Sportsmen Are at Ease laxing by his pool side. Mr. G. Arrington (Science) bar-b- ques steaks as his dog waits patiently for a free sample. Miss A. Williams (English) is readying herself for a ride on her motorcycle. FW Teachers Create New Ways to Relax Teachers have fun in creat- ing works of art. Mrs. A. Ste- wart (English) enjoys the Creative arts. Mr. S. McCue (Art) enjoys both painting and making pottery. Mr. H. Adams (Ind. Crafts) poses after one of his classes in Leathercraft. Sewing keeps Mrs. M. Davis (Home _ Ec.) busy. Mr. G. Givens (Am. History) toys with an _ Early American reproduction. The faculty divides its time between teaching and peace- ful minutes around campus. Mr. H. Spaulding (Science) takes a between class break while Mrs. C.Norman (English) discusses English in one of her classes. Mrs. P.Miles (Counse- lor) is ready to listen. Mrs. O. Guerra (Business) smiles as she observes her first year students and Mrs. P.Leon (English) ‘noses for posterity.” Mrs. M. Colyer (Business) is ready to help with any problems. All total, the 1969-70 staff is ready to take on the challenges of this year. 106 Miss Ingle Teachers at F.W. spend their leisure time both in and out of their classrooms. Miss C. Aud (Math) steps out for a breath of fresh air while Mr. D. Cox (Math) prepares himself for his next class. Mr. D. Thomas _(Biol.) demonstrates how to better ones golf swing. Miss N. Ingle (Math) relaxes with her favorite cat.Mr. J. Aguilu (Math) is caought dittoing off a test for his next class. The Flowing Wells teachers are interested in the students as well as the students’ am- bitions, problems, and welfare. Mr. Skrobel (Social Studies) listens intentively to his guest speaker. Mr. Howland listens courtecusly to his students opinions. Mr. Davis (Am. History) discusses U.S. politics. Mr. Kennicut (Social Studies) explains football tactics. Mr. Engbretson and Mr. Courtney (Social Studies) find that silence is golden. Mr. Davis Kennicut % 108 : ”% eR x4 5 Fa ear _ By, £5 +) FW teachers engage in activi- “ ws ee ties that are little known to Mr. Laire _ : Meow their students. Mr. A. Laue ¢: ae (German-Spanish) visits some friends during a trip to Peru while Mr. E. Nymeyer (P.E.) sets out for an enjoyable ride. Mr. L. Dobyns (P.E.) contem- plates his next hunting trip as Mrs. M. Holloway (P.E.) ex- plains the rules of hockey. Mrs. G. Curiel (Science) explains plant growth. Mrs. J. Krug (Developmental Reading) is not pictured. Mr. Dobyns | SRRRCCERNERENEDSROREES 00ST ORDHESUOREOEUARTSE GSROROREERN_SoboG ROMLONDNN ORRIN EROS OSE TONEEER ene. a me e The Flowing Wells teachers are striving to educate the stu- dents and prepare them for a prosperous future. Mr. Hokan- son (Band) proudly exhibits his new record. Mrs. Voss (Home Ec.) flashes a pleasant smile before entering the class room. Miss Mihelich (Fine Arts) dramatizes the art of motorcycling. Mrs. McGin- niss (Span.-Mod. — Dance) observes her students’ work habits. Mr. Lim (Shop) shows his good side. Mrs. Voss ll | H ii : nn Far left: Mr. R. Ewell (English) is busily picking strawberries from his garden. Left: Mrs. B. May (Special Ed.) exhibits a work of art. Below left: Mrs. M. Sheely (Science) smiles proudly at her green- house products. Above right: Custodians of FW, L. to R.: Lester Line, Clyde Downey, Paul Tunis, John Allen, Henry Payton. Left: FW cafeteria workers. Top row L. to R.: Barbara Cornett, Roy Klapal, Gene Marsh, Darlene Grant, Margaret Barney, Betty Frey, Ethyl Hines, Carrie Gaskill, Elaine Mignault, Lucy Smith. Bottom row: Mavis Smith, Bea Ingmire, Jan Clark, Dorothy Egleston, Barbara Phillips. Not pictured: Barbara Wehrly, Bar- bara Medders, Barbara Kits- embel, Roberta Satters, Vi Taylor, Margaret McDonald, Vic Peterson. se ee ’ 2 3 za See Ar tt ei’ Fr. . 5 ORE - arr ae hee £ SSS Pty : : Fos xe 2 : ar Faculty Praises’ 70 Officer Quintet The senior class officers for the 1969-70 school year are: L-R, Steve Walker, Co-President, Sharon Trifaro, Treasur- er, Reni Rose, Secretary, Joe Stanley, Vice-President, Tricia Black, Co-Presi- dent. When the final diplomas are presented to the Graduating class an indescribable pride arises in the hearts of Flow- ing Wells associates, as they realize that this is more of study. Rather it is the beg- inning of anewera. This new era will only exist to be the stepping stone for new gen- erations of senior graduates. | wap © ‘ Peter Aguilu Dwayne Ammar Glenn Anderson Peter Aguilu Receives National Merit Scholarship for Being in Top 7 Percent Ralph Armstrong Belinda Asbury Jacqua Lyn Atkins Mary Barnes Ray Barnes Carol Bessler Patricia Black Zeal Spurs Spirit Minded Class of ‘70 Les Boen Carol Bogle Patrick Bowman Karen Brosh Marcia Bull Lonny Catt Shona Chism Becky Clark Cathy Clelland Cindy Copeland Seniors Carol Bessler and Lori Vande Mheen decorate a spirit car. 116 Graduating Class Begins ‘69-70 Year by Posing for Annual Senior Pictures Norma Cota Vickie Cunningham Norma Cushman Sidney Daniel Stephanie Daniel Darlene Davis Doris Davis Monte Davis David Dellefield Phil Early Robert Emmett : Chuck Disen Albert Duval Bernadette Eichelberger Kathy Eller Henry Emery Charles Eubank Seniors Jill Stoltz and Rick Langely sit on the Senior Patio conversing with Sophomores Steve Hinds- ley, Donna King, and Glen- da Copeland. Jacque Evenson Donna Frear Mark Evenson Bonnie Frey 119 John Felix Dennis Froelich Patty Fulton Kathy Gaskin Yvonne Fortier Kathy Fulkerson Judy Gagnebin Perry Gates Gin-Verbal Edit ‘70 Publications Don Gillam Alexandra Goldstein Jacquelyn Grape ¢ Rita Guthrie Terry Hairgrove Bert Hall Laura Hall Susan Harper Debbie Harrington Charles Hastings 120 . Gary Hervert Patricia Hickok Stephen Holloway Junior Hom Kenneth Hoskins . : 7. : ‘ re er Sharon Huie : Leslie Jackson ABOVE: Dancer Natalie Green is shown performing her talent. 124 Pi Elaine Jester Greg Johnson Man, Suzanne Keckonen Guy Keenan Sherry Keller Harold Kelley ‘ a Edward Kennedy James Klarr Above, Eddie Felix casts a sly smile as he finds he is late; for the rest of his Physical Education class is on the field. Jennifer Koeppen Becky Kukasky 122 David Kunst — Diane Laseke Sandra Leek Marianne Legros James Lietschuk Mary Lines Paul Lionberger Joyce Liska Beverly Lister Leslie Mac Donald Py Francisco Maciel Marsha Mantle Vicki Martin’ a J : Rick Marrs Mike McClanahan Mark McDonald Kathy McFann Mark Meany Linda Midkiff Lorisanne Miller Lori Vandemheen smiles as she pauses before picking Mary Milligan Diane Moore up the rest of the attendance slips. 124 Jimmy Morgan Marilyn Mott Kathy Muhl Shirley Newman 40 Percent of Flowing Wells Seniors Look Toward 4 More Years of Education a+ Mary Nichols William Nickolls Karen Owens Tony Padilla Morris Pelayo Sally Peterson Steven Peterson Linda Midkiff, 1969-70 winner of Miss Seventeen title, is caught conversing on the telephone. Linda Pike Monte Quayle a bh Donald Quick Laura Ranger Gene Renner Chris Ridenour Drew Ritter Kevin Ritter 126 Nancy Roberts Jerry Roepke Linda Rogers Maureen Rose | Tony Ruiz Gary Sapp Carla Satterfield Kent Schey i } _ Flowing Wells Upperclassmen Combine to _ Make 1969-70 School Year a Success Katrina Schlegel Gene Schoen Sherry Schurman Patricia Shannon Senior Students Take Trip to San Diego to Visit the Shakespeare Drama Festival Peggy Shearer Diane Shepherd Wayne Shumaker Phil Shumway Anita Smith James Smith Shelia Smith Timothy Smith 128 In the library, Senior Sally Patterson looks towards graduation through the eyes of her research paper. Nanci Sparks Tina Spriggs Frankie Stewart Chris Stoltz Jill Stoltz Nola Struble Jo Lynne Stuart Mike Sweetman Wendy Tatman Judy Tom Wendy Tatman and Gene Renner study each other intensely. i Sharon Trifaro Dale Trim Don Valdez Lorraine Vande Mheen Terry Van Wie Vickie Vasquez Patti Verbal 130 : Walker Serves as ‘70 Senior Class Head Executive Wally Vette Sandy Wagner Steve Walker Kathleen Walsh Michael Welch Tom Whatton Jim Woodward Rosemary Yanes Roger York Fred Zahn Barbara Zeller Jean Abbot Laura Adams Laura Adkins Fernando Aguila Lydia Alderete Pam Aley Sam Alimena David Allen Anna Marie Andrade Alex Apalategui Manuel Arino Cheryl Armistead The Junior Class Officers from left are: D. Probst—Co-President V. Hillmar—Vice-Presi- dent C. Peduchi—Treasurer D. Pepper—Co-President Not pictured: L. White— Secretary. Becky Armstrong James Ayers Donna Baker Maria Baker Bob Barker Kathy Barnes Dudley Barrett Diane Bavor Bruce Bayne Heather Becker Jerry Beitel Delila Beldon Candy Curtis and Molly Hitchcock beam ecstatically as they clasp the arms of Caballero Paul Schmidt. Ellen Berry Roger Berry Ruben Betancourt Debbie Bingham David Blair Terry Blair David Booth Nancy Bowden Diane Bradford David Burhans Esta Busser Robin Campbell Gary Cartwright Jay Casey Lynn Chapman Kenneth Christy in to Help Larry Christy Betty Cier Robert Clark Randy Clinkingbeard Ronnie Coffman Susan Compau David Conger Gary Cooley Kati Coombs Glenda Copeland Ruth Corbin Michael Cota Rocky Webster makes a quick change between classes. Dale Cox Ronald Cox Cheryl Cripe Gerald Croy Linda Cunningham Candy Curtis Larry Cushman Terry Dameron Eve Daniels Kitty Daniels John Davenport Judi Davis Marvin Davis Janie Devine Diana Dietrich Wendy Dixon Steve Doane Ricky Don Howard Dong Rick Dove Kevin Edds Peggy Eichelberger Yvonne Eller Troy Elmore Joe Farretta Vicki Fauth Gloria Flores Jerri Fulkerson Janie Gagnebin Sherman Gallahar Dora Galvez Kathy Garland Jonette Gartman Jay Giroux Chris Green Charles Guinup Juniors Rate No. 2 in Spirit Bruce Gustafson Laura Hakala Paul Hannan Dan Hansen Carol Harbor Kent Harmless Thomas Harrington Jim Hawkins Frances Hayter Marty Herman Barbara Hervert Donna Hickok Gary Hicks Valerie Hillmar Bryan Hindman Joe Hines LEFT: Juniors show their vivacity by join- ing in with the cheer- leaders during a spirit assembly. FAR LEFT: Cheer- leaders stand in readi- ness as half time ap- proaches. Molly Hitchcock Rich Hoeflinger John Holden Robert Hollingshead Brenda Holt Diana Horn Dennis Houston Bud Houston John Hummer Bill Huntley Jim R. Jackson Jim P. Jackson Alvin Johnston Robin Kane John Kennedy Donna King 138 . : : Dorothy Kyle John Kyser Susan Labuzan Randy LaFaut 2 Liz Lasonder | Kathy Lawson June Leffler Kathy Legge ees _ Albert Leon Ls Allen Linhart i Linda Lopez Norean Mabry Dan Marfil Linda Martin Eddie Martinez Linda Massey Kris Maxson ; Kathy McClanahan David Miller Loisanne Miller Redonna Mitchell John Moore Kathy Moore Teri Morgan 139 Mike Mullaney Marilyn Myers Tom Neal Cheri Neier Dianah Oliver Eddie Oliver Mark Oswald Carol Ott Charles Overholt Brian Owen Patti Owens Debbie Paul Cathi Peduchi Danny Pepper Nora Perry Scott Peterson Richard Pike Dorothy Probst Cindy Rast Jeff Ratliff Randy Reardon Joan Reardon Fred Reed Terri Reed Linda Reynolds Melanie Rhoads Pam Richey Ben Rickman Beverly Riesen Craig Rippen Diana Robinson David Rose J. David Rose David Roth Left: An animated group of Juniors pause after aspirit rally. Juniors Feel on Top of the World Rick Roth Becky Ruesch David Ruiz Patricia Schach Candace Schaus Dorothy Shearer Fred Siegert Joe Sierra Deena Simpkins Dale Smith Gary Smith 142 t Marti Somers Sharon Sovereign Toni Stalker Phyllis Steinberg Patricia Stewart Nancy Struble Tom Surbaugh Thomas Sutton Don Swanson Pam Thompson Phyllis Thompson Pam Tissaw David Trueblood Tom Toole Beth Trapp Vickie Trent Dwight Tribby Roy Truman Earl Turner Eileen Valenzuela Lori Varner Gary Varner George Vasquez Mark Walsh Malcolm Walton Loretta Ward Brenda Warren Dan Weber =e eee | Rocky Webster Larry Wells Robert Weppler Lee Wesley Karen Westfall Lynn White Mary White Butch Willis Debbie Wilson Glenna Wilson Dwayne Wolters Gegi Wortman Terry Young Craig Ziegler Harold Zuern Two students amble down the breezeway as the day comes to a close. 145 Above: Sophomore class officers were caught unexpect- Wendy Hillmar—treasurer; and Shelley Larimore—co-pres- antly touring the zoo. (From left) Delores Leek—vice ident. president; Barb Sweat—secretary; Dan Catt—co-president; Sophs Initiate a New Style—Participation Jenny Abrams Robert Achenbach Betsy Aguila Sandra Aley Russ Alimena Roxie Allen Edwin Anderson Steph Anderson Veronica Anderson Darolyne Andes Margaret Andrews Loree Anthony 146 , _— Velia Anzaldua Darrell Ayers Billy Ball Marie Barfield ; Robert Barnes Vicki Barney Gordon Barr Arthur Bauer Dennis Bellmeyer Michele Belsher Randy Bennett Scott Berle Teri Bernard John Bertoldo Ed Bessick Gayla Blazer Left: Students are caught spellbound as Dr. Byrd Granger speaks on Witch- craft during a Bellamy seminar. 147 Rusty Blinston Warner Bogle Greg Bond Sally Bowan Richard Boyer Linda Braun Scott Braun Kathi Brunk Lisa Bryant Susi Burgerhoudt Keith Burgess Bev Burr Robert Caccavale Charles Cantore Richard Carroll Peggy Castillo Dora Castro Dan Catt Carol Chamberlain John Cieslinski Judy Clendening James Collins Sophomore Beth Grey, prepares for Rodeo with a king-sized sombrero, and a big smile. Cindi Cooper Levita Coppock Richard Cornelius Dan Croy Cheryl Custis Cheryl Davis Patricia DeRosa Bob Dietrich Ann Dixon Herman Doidge Cindy Donley Philip Dooley Mark Doughty Sandy Duncan Sherril Dunham Steve Eager Nancy Eichelberger Bill Eller Joe Elliott Gary Elsesser John Emmett Left: Some Sopho- mores never seem to grow up. Gina Farretta Glenn Fitzgerald Angie Flores Steve Fortier Fred Fromm Gary Fulkerson Kay Gabriel Joe Gallagher Kathy Gillam Danny Gin Craig Giroux Katie Glendening Mark Gomez Gayle Gosting Thelma Grant Raymond Grantham Ray Green Joe Gresham LS Beth Grey Joe Griffith Denis Griggs Barbara Grove David Hakala David Hall Karen Hansen John Harkins Clay Harper Ralph Harris Paul Hastings Debbie Haworth Margie Hemowitz Connie Henkel Ron Herbert Cindy Herrera Smile — Alan Hickok Monte Hill Pam Hill Wendy Hillmar Steve Hindsley Ray Hines Carla Holt Tony Holr Paul Hom Connie Horn Mike Howard Maxine Hudson Marian Huffman Douglas Huie Bradley Hupp Robert Jennings Gary Keckonen Mike Keller Debbie Kellogg Karen Kellum Brad Kemp Jim Kennedy Sandy Kidd Jill Klarr Deborah Koontz Sandy Kratz Fred Krohmer Bill Kyle Richard Lacy Don Lafferty Kathy Landis Shelley Larimore Right: Linda Braun notices a camera quickly poses for a picture. Peggy LaVance Delores Leek Jerri Lewis David Lister Susan Lopez Roslyn Magrum Terry Massey John Mattox Mary Maybury Pat McClanahan Karen McDonald Herbert McKinney Triumphant Sophs Right: “... Victory is our cry!”, yells the spirited Sophomore class. Far Right: Pam Hill sits atop the Sophomore spirit bike while being supported by Jenny A- brams and Diane Peterson. Janey Mead Suzy Meaney Steve Miederhoff Barbara Miller Robert Munson William Murrell Michael Myers Mike Naramor Bill Navarro Debbie Neal Edward Neier Mary Newman Judi Nichols Richard Nickles Don Nicolay Kitty Oakley Mike Odberg Judy Olson 155 Thomas Omen Sharon Overholt Kathi Overton Bill Patheal Roger Peckham Heather Penix Elain Penn Dyanne Perrin Diane Peterson Margaret Petro Sue Pettit Mando Placencio Mark Pope Stuart Probst After School Lengthen Brad Quayle Lupe Ramirez Activities School Day Tom Ramirez Leah Ray William Raymond Lorna Reed Jack Renner Dennis Reno Bernie Rickman Rhonda Ripley Karen Roberts Lynne Roberts Hansen show sighs of relief as they leave Driver’s Education with the knowledge that they had passed their final written exam. Left: Volleyball practice provides a time to learn and atime to unwind after school. Above Left: Stephanie Anderson and Karen | 157 Deborah Rodenhizer Adolph Rodriquez Jerry Rodriquez Larry Rodriquez Madeline Rollison Mike Rose Ricky Ross Dan Ruesch | Gabino Sandate | David Sandusky Linda Sautter Dale Savidge Robert Scheneman Doug Schneider Mike Sciutto Pam Seliger James Shaw Vannessa Shaw David Shearer Kathy Shirley Marc Shumway Victoria Silva 158 Bobbi Sovereign Richard Spangle Shirley Spencer Will Stalker Debra Stanford Dawn Stanley Bob Starr Shawn Starr Jim Steele Don Stephens Becky Stewart Bill Stoltz Mike Silvester Wendall Simmons Janet Siwick Bernie Smith Doris Smith Gail Smith Jack Smith Jill Smith Lois Smith Lydia Smith Mark Sorenson Paul Sorenson Sandy Strasser Jeff Straw Sue Ann Stuart Diana Surbaugh Barbara Sweat Pat Sweeney David Sweetman Roger Taylor | We Experience Creation Eloise Thomas Terry Tom Virginia Tom Betty Torres Jo Townsend Patsy Trippell Betty Valenzuela Mary Valenzuela Roy Valenzuela Yolanda Valles Bonnie Van Dyke Charles Van Dyke Rebecca Vasquez Judy Vershum Wendy Walker Lynn Walsh Graham Waugaman Cathy Weaver Bill Webb Suzanne Weldon Mike Welter Charles Whetstine Jack White Roy Wiles Robert Williams Robin Wilson Arletta Wolters Kathy Womack Linda Woody Jim Worden Roger Yates Elizabeth Young Jack Young Tonya Young Freshmen class_ officers for ‘69-70 are: (from left) Mike Hays, Co-President; Candy Wells, Treasurer; Marian Bryant, Secretary; Vickie Anzaldua, Co- President; and last, Jeff Stanley, Co-President. Steve Aguilu Frank Allison Roy Altamirano Vicky Anzaldua George Arino Rick Ashcraft Jerrie Bachman Cheryl Bailey Rodney Bailey Duane Baker Gay Ball Barbara Barnes Ronald Barton Jim Bass David Bauer Walter Becker Marian Bryant Carey Belsher Mark Berical Ramona Betancourt William Billy Irene Blinston Wynn Bohn Connie Borders Larry Bourne Nicki Bowden John Boyd Guy Bradford John Briggs Mary Bryant Fred Bull Larry Burgess Dennis Burhans Lee Burhans Steven Burris Danny Burton Rick Canfield Jose Castro Don Catt April Chism Mark Cielinski James Clancy The Lib Gary Clinkingbeard Debra Coffman Connie Coombs Juanita Coppock Becky Cordt Renae Criswell Martha Davenport Glenn Davis Sandra Davis Doug De Ciancio Diana DeHaven . Gina DeSimone Gene Deyoe Dan Dietrich Debbie Doane Sally Dooley Patsy Dowdy Darrell Downex Joan Duncan | Tim Edsards Dave Eggen Keith Eggman Tom Eichelberger Mike Emery | George Erdmann Katherine Erdmann Jonathan Evans Gary Evenson Don Fancher Leah Fancher Ronald Fancher Susan Finley Lee Folley Linda Frear Cindy Frey Sue Gadis Roy Garrett Ben Germany Jack Gibson Tobe Given Karen Gonyea Alan Goodyke Clayton Grantham Kevin Green Alvin Guinup Sam Guthrie Lee Habfield Joe Hall Julie Hannan Mary Harbison Lynn Harmless Mike Harper David Hartman Brian Haugh Michael Hays Deborah Heisner Claudette Hensley | | | | Paulette Hensley Karen Heuberger Jackie Hicks Kandy Wells smiles jubilantly. Mary Hitchcock Glenn Hodgson Jim Howard Kathy Howe Julie Huckelberry Susan Hunt Rosemary Janis Mark Jacobs Jeff Jefferies Bennie Jennings John Johnson Jim Johnston Kerry Johnston Susan Jones Joe Kelley Robert Kennedy Kerry Klatka Kathy Kuntz Linnea Larimore Bonnie Lasonder Ginny Lawson Todd Lax Diane Leek Peggy Leneberg Shellie Lewis Allen Liggett Robert Linville Rosie Loraditch | e on Vital Issues i Tony Lott Terri Lyman Steve Madendorp Paula Mahnk Randy Marrs Kris Maxson Patti McGee Debra McGuffee Nancy McKinney Tim McMahon John McMurtray Pam Mitchell Vicki Mitchell Michelle Mott William Munson Sandi Murrell Bill Musar Dan Naramor Frank Nichols Donna Nixon Frosh Students Practice Oral Communications Jem Oliver Julia Olson Ken Overholt Judy Pash Bill Pate Kim Peace Melody Perrin Peggy Peters ad Doris Peterson Markeeta Petro John Peilinato Warren Pope Bill Powell Gladys Prather Rita Prenevost Debbie Prinzo George Quiroz Karen Ramage Lana Ray Chester Reed David Reedy Verda Reynolds Wendell Richins Eddie Rickman Colleen Roberts Keith Robinson Bill Rowlinger Diane Rose Karen Rose Robert Rosler Giselle Ruesga Selma Sandate Mike Sautter Mary Schaeffler Joe Scherba Buddy Schneider Mary Ann Seymour Samuel Shope Nancy Showers Craig Shumway Mildred Silkey Susan Silva W2 Emery Silvester David Sipe Suzie Slaven David Smith Heidi Smith Karen Smith Patty Smith Marle Somers Vivian Spencer Dennis Sponseller Jeff Stanley Ruby Stewart Rosa Story Ken Strasser Stephen Stratton Becky Sullivan 173 Pam Sweat Tim Swonger Edward Szablinski Joey Szymanski Gary Talkington Marcella Taylor Ricky Thornburg Mike Thornton Toni Tissaw Phillip Toole Earl Trapp John Truman Musical Experience Promotes Friendship Gary Turner Debbe Turner Jeff Turner George Valdez Right: Nicki Bowden chats. while waiting for her cue. Tanya Vanderwerf Rupert Valencia Elva Valenzuela Michael Waldec k Kathleen Ware Neil Weber Robert Weideman Kandy Wells Don Wepple Doris White Gayle White Pat White Jayne Wilson Fred Worden Linda Yanes Carolyn York Bert Zaumseil George Zellar Left: Debbie Doane, Freshman, takes a mo- ment of rest from band practice. Senior Index All State Anytown Basketball Bellamy Award Committee Baseball Corus Cross Country Chaparell Hiking Club CHEERLEADERS Co-President Dance Club Drama Club Ensembles Editor Football FUTURE Business Leaders of America French Club Future Homemakers of America Future Nurses Future Teachers of America Gf Girls Athletic Association Germn Club Gils League Girls State Gymnastics HAD Homecoming Attendant Hi-Smile Inter Club Council Key Club _. Lettermans Club Majorette National Honor Society Newspaper . President Pom pon .. Quill and Scroll Representative Reporter Secretary Sergeant at Arms Student Body President Student Council Sanish Club Spur Staff Thespians Transferred from _ Track Treasurer Tennis Vocational Industrial Clubs of America . .Vice-President Wrestling Y-Teens 1 =Freshman Year 2 =Sophomore Year 3 =Junior Year 4 =Senior Year AGUILU, J. PETER, (Jay), Band, 124. C,34. B,2. Gc,4. Chess Club,2. Kc,4. AMMAR, DWAYNE ANDERSON, GLENN, F,1234. W,13. Sdc,123. Vp,4. Kc,4. ANDERSON, RICK ARMISTEAD, RAYE, (Raye), Fha,23. Gl,1. Spc,23. ARMSTRONG, RALPH H., F,1234. Bb, 12. B,1234. i7s:bG;3: ATKINS, JACQUALYN, (Jackie), Band,12. BARNES, MARY, (Mary), Dac, 1.Fc, 1. Ts,4. BARNES, RAY, B,12. Ts,2. BESSLER, CAROLYN, Pp,234. H,4. Qs,34. Ss,3. Bac,4. BLACK, PATRIGIA, ‘(Giricia), Bac45 Gl3. Dae3: Dc,3. E,14. Gl,123. Gs,3. Icc,2. Nhs,34. Sdc,34. Spc,2. T,34. Model U.N.,34. Cp,4. Vp,2. R,3. Vp-Dac,3. BOEN, LES, (Israel) BOGLE, CAROL, Pp,4. BOWMAN, PATRICK L., Spc,4. jj i : 5 BROSH, KAREN, (Kari), Dc,4. BULL, MARCIA, (Bull), Cl,1234. H,2. Gy, 1234. Tr,1. BURHANS, DAN, (Burhans), Vica,4. BYERLY, FREDERICK, Bb. CATT, LONNY, (Moon), Bac,4. F,1234. Kc,234. Lc,34. Nha,34. Sde,234. Tr,1234. Boy’s State. Cp,2. Sdc-Vp,3. Ke-P,4. Icc-P,3. CHATHAM, SUE CHISM, SHONA, E., Band,1234. CLARK, BECKY, Spc,4. CLELLAND, CATHERINE L., (Cathy), Gaa,1. Spc,12. Fbla,3. Fta,34. Nhs,34. Mod- el U.N.,3. Fta-P,4. CLENDENING, JOANN COPELAND, CYNTHIA, (Cindy) COTA, NORMA EVELYN, (Peanuts) CRAFT, DAVE CUNNINGHAM, VICKIE L., C,1. Dac,3. CUSHMAN, NORMA, (Norman) DANIEL, SIDNEY, (Pigmy), Gaa, 234. Gl, 234. Fn,2. Spc,4. Yt,2. Fn-Sec,2. Gl-rep,3. DANIEL, STEPHANIE JERYL, (Stef), Gl,234 Bac,4. Dac,34. Gaa, 234. Spc,4. Y-teen,23. Rodeo att.-3. Gl-tr,3. Gaa-vp,3. Dac-his- torian,4. Sr. Class-rep,4. DAVIS, DARLENE DAVIS, MONTE, B,1234. DAVIS, DORIS, Spc,4. DELLEFIELD, DAVID (Dave) DISEN, CHUCK, Np,23. Vica,4. DUVAL, ALBERT R., Chc,34. Gc,234. Hist.- Chc.,4. DYE, EDITH CHRISTINE, (Edie) EARLY, PHIL, (Dill) EGGEN, KAREN, Dc,4. T,34. Sc,1. EICHELBERGER, BERNADETTE, (Bernie), Model U.N.,34. Nhs,34. Bac,4. Gaa,1234. Gc,34. Tri -M,234. 1s,34. Band,1234. Gl, 1234. Ed.-Young Citizen, 4. Vp-Nhs,4. Tr-Gc,3. Sec-Tri-M,3. ELLER, KATHY, (Eller),Ss, Vica, Ice. EMERY, HENRY J., Ts,234. EMMETT, F. ROBERT, (Robbie), C,34. Dc,1234. Icc,2. Spc,4. T,1234. EUBANK, CHARLES, (Chuck), W,12. EVENSON, JACQUELINE, (Jacque), Nha,4. Gc,34. Icc,3. Vp-Gc,3. Hist.-Gc,4. EVENSON, MARK, (Holbokan), Gc,34. Chc,4. Nha,4. Np,3. Sa,4. 1Ts,234. W,3. Qs,234. FELIX, P. JOHN FORTIER, YVONNE, (Bonnie), 1,234. Fc,4. Gaa,1. GI,234. Ss,3. Yt,12. Gl, member of bd.,4. Yt-Sec.,3. Fc-P,4. FREAR, DONNA, (nose), Gaa,1234. Gl, 234. Nhs,23. Spc,23. Yt 23. Gaa-Recorder,3. Gl-Rep,34. FREY, BONNIE L., Fbla,34. Tf-(Cortez High). FROELICH, DENIS J., Bb,1234. FULTON, PATTY, (Flyer), Gl,123. Spc,4. Nhs. GARDNER, KAREN S., Pp,3. GASKIN, KATHLEEN, (Gussie), Ts,12. Dac,3. Gaa,12. GATES, ERNEST PERRY JR., (Ernie), F,1234. B,13. Bb,134. Bac,234. Kc,234. Lc,234. Sdc 3. Tk,2. Vp-Lc,3. GIBSON, JUDY GIN, MAY, Bac,4. Gs,3. Nhs, 34. Np,34. Xs,4. Sdc,34. 1s,234. Model U.N.,3. R,3. Ed,4. Vp-Sdc,4. Tr-Nhs,4. GOLDSTEIN, ALEXANDRA, (Sandy) GRAPE, JACQUELYN KAY, (Jackie}, C,123. GREEN, NATALIE, (Uniel), At,234. Bac,234. Cl,234. CO-H,4. Dac,234. Gaa,12. Gl,1. Icc,3. Nha,34, Spc,1. Dac-P,34. GROSS, CRAIG, (Ebinezer), W,12. F,12. GUTHRIE, RITA, Dac,3. Gaa,1. Gy,2. R,4. HAIRGROVE, TERRY, W. F. HALL, LAURA HARPER, SUSAN, C,123. E,3. 1,234. Ts,2: Gaa,1. Np,4. Tri M,234. Sdc,4. Bac,4. Rr,4. Sec,3. R,4. C-Sec Tr,3. HASTINGS, CHARLES THOMAS, (Tom) Ts ,234. HEADLY, LINDA, Band, 34. Stage band, 34. Tri-M,34. Nhs,34. Band-Tr,4. HERVERT, GARY, Bb,1234. W,1234. HICKOK, PATRICIA, (Pat), Nha,34. Np,34. Qs,4. MMM,4. Band,1234. Rr. Chaplain, Libr.-Band,23. Band-Historian,4. Music. JACKSON, LESLIE J., (Leslie) JESTER, ELAINE, (Napolean), Gc,234. T,34. Np,23. C,3. Vica,4. JOHNSON, GARY JOHNSON, GREG, Speech, W. JONES, LARRY, (Needles), Bb,1. F,1. Ts,3. JONES, MARK wW., (Mark), 1,234. Gc,4. W,1. Dc,1234. JONES, TERRY, (Terry), Bac,4. Cc,3. F,123. Fta,34. G,1234. Kc,234. Lc,234. B,1. Vp-Fta. KECKONEN, SUZANNE KEENAN, GUY, (Guy), B,12. Bac,4. Icc,123. Nhs,34. Np,3. R,1. Rr,3. Sbp,4. Sdc,14. Band, 1234. Boys State P-Band 3. Tri-M. Band-Hist., Publ. 4. KELLER, SHERRY KELLEY, HAROLD, F,1234 KENNEDY, EDWARD, B,1234. F,12. Gc,34. KLARR, JAMES LEE, (Big Fink), Bac,4. F,1234. Lc,34. Tr, 1234. C,12. R,1. KOEPPEN, JENNIFER, Np,3. Pp,24. KUKASKY, REBECCA, (Becky), Vica, Tr- Vica. : KUNST, DAVID CHRISTIAN, — (Hick), B,1234. Bb,1. Cc,2. Bac,4. Hs,1. Kc,34. R,4. Ke-Tr,4. LAFFERTY, DONNA L., Gl,2. LASEKE, DIANE, C,4. $s,3. LEEK, SANDRA, (Sandy), Gaa, 234. Qs,34. Np,234. Fha,1. Icc,1. LEGROS, MARIANNE, Fbla,34. Tf-Samuel Ayer, Milpitas, Calif. LEWIS, LINDA, (Louie), C,1234. E,34. GI,1. Ss,3. T,234. Dc,4. LEITSCHUH, JAMES LINES MARY; Spe,2. Gl,2. Y¥t,22 Gaa,1. LIONBERGER, T. PAUL, Band,1. LISKA, JOYCE, Fbla,34. LISTER, BEVERLY, (Bev), C,3. As,3. Vica,4. LOFTEN, KAREN - LONG, BELINDA LEE MAC DONALD, LESLIE, (LES), Bac Gaa, 1234. Nha,34. Qs,34. Spc,1234. Ss,3. Gl, 1234. Ts,4. Icc,3. Spc-P,4. S. at Arms-Nha,4. MACIEL, FRANCISCO, Cc,34. 1Tk,234. W,4. Lc,34. MANTLE, MARSHA, Vica. Tr-vica, 1. _ Hist.-vica,2. MARRS, RICK MARTIN, VICKI, Spc,1. Gaa,123. Nha,34. GI,1. Fbla-P,34. McCLANAHAN, MIKE, Gc,34. Kc,4. F, 1234. W,1234. MCDONALD, MARK, (Mac), Cc,4._ Tf- Palo Verde. Ts,234. W,234. Lc,2. MCFANN, KATHY, (Fan), GIl,234. Yt-1. Tf-Edison High, Springfield, Ill. Mem- ber of bd.-Gl,4. MCFARLAND, VICKIL,., (Vic) MCGUFFEE, BONITA, Band, 12. Yt 23. MCMURTRAY, MAGGIE, C,12. Dac,234. E,12. Gaa,12. Gl,1234. Nha,34. 1,234. Spc,1. Tr-Jr.Class Dac-Hist,3. Dac-Publ Megr.,4. MEANEY, MARK, (Meanie), Band,12. Np, Rr. Np-Bus. Mgr. MIDKIFF, LINDA, Bac,4. GI,34. Nhs,34. Ts,4. Fce,3. Gaa,34. Sc,4. Hat,4. R,4. Nhs- Sc,4. MILLER, LOISANNE, C. O MILLIGAN, MARY, (Muffy), Cl,12. Gy,12. MOORE, DIANE C., (Tina), Gaa,1. MORGAN, JIMMY MOTT, MARILYN, (Mag), Hs,2. Sdc,3. Bac,4. Rodeo Att.,2. Cp,3. MUHL, KATHY, (Stub), Gl,3. Vica-sec. MUSAR, TOM, Np,4. Ss,3. NEWMAN, SHIRLEY, (Whirley), Sdc,4. Nha,4. Bac,4. Band,13. Sc-Sdc,4. NICHOLS, MARY LYNN, (Mari) Gaa,1234. Gaa-P,4. NICKLES, WILLIAM O., (Buz), F,123. W, 1234. Bb,12. NICOLAY, CAROL, (Nick), Fn,34. Fn-P,4. Fn-Tr,3. OWENS, KAREN PADILLA, TONY PELAYO, MORRIS JR., (Jr. M oose), Tf- Globe. PETERSON, SALLY MARIE, (Salzo) PETERSON, STEVEN, (Steve), C,12. Che,34. PHILLIPS, DAVID LYNN, (Dave) PIKE, LINDA, MARIE, (Tigger) PIPER, NORMA POLLEY, JOHN, (Johnny), F-mgr,1. A Hw W,2.F,3. Bac. Tk. Bac,4. Mgr,3. QUAYLE, MONTE, G,1234. F,12. T,1. QUICK, DONALD W., C,1234. E,1234. Tk: RANGER, LAURA, (Laurie), C,1. G,4. RAYMOND, MARTA J., Dac,3. Vica,4. Gaa,1. REED, ROLAND, R., Vica, Tk, G. Vica- Parlimentarian. REESE, DENNIS, A., Ice. Vica. RENNER, GENE, (Growler), Bac,34. F,1234. Lc,34. Sbp,34. W,1234. R,34. RICHARDS, PATTY, (Shorty), Tf-Rosary H.S., San Diego. RIDENOUR, CHRIS, Bac,4. Ss,3. Qs,34. GLizcel: RITTER, DREW, (Ritter), Nha,34. Band, 1234. Tri-M,34. Drum M,234. Band-Megr., 34. Tri-M, VP-4. RITTER, KEVIN, (Ritter), Band,1234. Band- Vp,3. Band-P,4. ROEPKE, JERRY A., (Roepke), F,123. Bb,12. Kc,34. T,4. Bac,4. ROGERS, LINDA SUE, Dac,234. Bac,4. S35 Gla | ROSE, MAUREEN, (Reni), E, Gaa. Bac. Sa-4. Gaa-Rec. RUIZ, TONY, G,234. Ss,4. Bac,4. SATTERFIELD, CARLA, Gy, 12. C,13. SCHEY, KENT. SCHLEGEL, KATRINA, (Katie) SCHURMAN, SHERRY SHANNON, PATRICIA JEAN, (Shannon) H-Cl,1234. Gy,123. Bac,4. SHEARER, PEGGY ANNE, (Peggy) Dac,4. Gaa,1234. GI,4. SHEPHERD, DIANE, Dac,3. SHUMAKER, WAYNE, B,1. Tk,13. SHUMWAY, PHIL, C. JR., (B.J.) B,1234. Bac,34. Bb,4. F,1234. Hat,4. Hs,2. Lc,234. Tk,12. SMITH, ANITA, (Mouse), GI,12. Gy,12. M,1. Pp,2. Dac,3. SMITH, JAMES S., (Smitty), Bac 1. Gc,124. Lc,4. Tk,2. Forward. SMITH, SHEILA SMITH, TIMOTHY, (Edgar), Cc,1. B-mgr, 2. Spc,3. SOTO, MARY, G,4 SPAGNOLA, DAVE, F. TR. W. Tf-Pymatun- - ing Valley H.s., Andover, Ohio. SPARKS, NANCI, Dac,3. SPRIGGS, TINA, Junkie), Dac,34. Gaa,12. GI,23. Ss,2. Vica,4. STANLEY, JOE, Kc,34. Nhs,34. Bac,4. Bs,3. Lc,4. Spc,4. Bb,1234. B,1234. F,1234. Icc’ 3. Vp-3. Vp-4. Spc-Vp,4. Nhs P-4. Lc-P,4. STEWART, FRANKIE, (Tex), Ffa. STOLZ, CHRIS, B,1234. Cc,12. F,34. Tk, 1234. Bac, Hat. Ke. Le. Nhs. STOLTZ, JILL, (Flash), GI-R.,12. Dac,3. Dac,Vp,4. STRUBLE, NOLA, Fbla,34. STUART, CHARLES, (Capt. America), 7.34. Ts,234. Np,2. Bc,1234. Rr,24. Che, 1234. Nha, 1234. STUART, JO LYNNE, GI,34. Gaa,1. H,234. Fta,4. Gy,12. TATMAN, WENDY, C,3. Pp,4. Bac,4. TOM, JUDY, (Judy), Fn,1234. Fta,4. Gc,34. Gl,1. Iec,3. Nha,34. Sdc,4. Ts,134. Fha 4. Fn-P,3. Fn-V.P.,2. Tr-Sc,4. Sdc-Tr,4. Gc-Tr.,4. Hist.,Tr,2. TORNBERG, CRYSTAL ANN, (Chris) TRAYNOR, LEE ANN, (Annie) TRIFARO, SHARON, (Bouncer), Nha, Bac. Fta,34. Spc,234. Fta-Sec, Tr,4. Senior Class Tr. TRIM, DALE, G,124. Spc,4. TRUELOVE, DONNA TURNER, DORIS, (Doogie) TURNER, JERRY, (Turner), Gc,34. VALDEZ, DON VANDEMHEEN, LORRAINE, (Lori) Bac,4. M,12. Pp,34. Assistant Head,4. GI,1234. VAN WIE, TERRENCE P., (Weed), B,234. F,34. Kc,4. Lc,34. Tk, 234. Lc-V.P.,4. VASQUEZ, VICKIE, (Vickie) VERBAL, PATTI, ( ‘Verbal’’), Pp,1. Gaa,12. Fha,2. Gy,2. Qs,34. Ss,234. Spur Ed,4. Tf, Alchesay. VESCIO, DARLENE, (Dolly), Tf, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Pitts., Penn. VETTE, WALLY, (Linus), B,12. Cc,1. F,4. Lc,4. Tk,1234. Sa,Tr. WAGNER, SANDY WALKER, STEVEN R., (Hippie), Cc,3. Bb,4. Gc,3. Lc,34. Bac. Ke. Cp,4. Tf-Central High Aurora, Colorado WALSH, KATHLEEN, (Kay), Nat. Hon, Soc., 34. T,234. C,1234. E,1234. Tri-M. C-Pres,34. Treas.,3. Tri-M, V.P.-3. WASHBURN, CLAIRE. WELCH, MICHAEL, (Mike), F,1234. W,13. WEPPLER, GARY, (Hey you!), Nha 34. Vica,4. Vica-P,4. WHATTON, TOM, -(Tom), B,124. G,1234. WILSON, MICHAEL, E. (Mike), B,23. Tr, Shiliplle WOODWARD, JIM, (Jim), Bac,4. At,3. Cp,3. Nha,1234. Sdc,3. Co-P,3. YANES, ROSEMARY, C,1. Spc,23. Ts,1. YOUNG, DANIA YORK, ROGER, Chc,3. ZAHN, FRED, As,1234. Bb,3. ©C,1234. Tri-M,4. Chess Club,4. B,Manager-23. Bac,4. ZELLAR, BARBARA LORRAINE, Gaa 1234. Np,234. Qs,34. We Appreciate the Support of These People Mr. Charles Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Colyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Bence Grey Mr. Vaughn Highsmith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Linson Mr. James D. Lucas Mrs. Pat Miles Mr. Merle Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William G. Nichols El Rancho Poquito The Stanley Family Mr. John Sund Mr. Nelson Walter, Jr. Support These Businesses: They SupportUs BOB’S A AND W 3635 N. Flowing Wells f CARL‘ST.V. 904 W. Prince Rd. CASAS ADOBES FLOWERS 7057 N. Oracle Rd. COOPER AERIAL SURVEY CO. 952 W. Prince Rd. CRESCENT MANOR PARK 1150 W. Prince Rd. DICK’S TOYS AND HOBBIES 1324 W. Prince Rd. ECONO-CHLOR OF TUCSON 4560 N. Jay FLOWING WELLS HOLIDAY LAUNDRY 1373 W. Prince Rd. GORDO’S MEXICATESSEN 1369 W. Prince Rd. HALL’S PHOTO AND GIFT SHOP 3945 N. Flowing Wells JERRY’‘S AUTO PARTS 1153 W. Prince Rd. JORDAN JEWELERS 1352 W. Prince Rd. HAROLD D. WOODY CONST. CO. 4418 N. Alicia Ave. LOU ANDERSON’S CHEVRON SERVICE 1501 W. Prince Rd. MUNSON’S SERVICE 1400 W. Prince Rd. ORACLE NORTH LABORATORY 1720 W. Wetmore Rd. OWEN’S MEAT MARKET 918 W. Prince Rd. PLAZA COIN LAUNDRY 4403 Flowing Wells SMITH BROS. FENCES 1760 W. Wetmore Rd. STARR GEM STONES 2650 N. Miracle Mile THROOP FLORIST 950 W. Prince Rd. VICTOR TELEVISION Phone 298-3202 WARREN FELSHAW’S GARAGE 1289 W. Prince Rd. WETMORE 66 1 66 W. Wetmore YELLOW FRONT 1557 W. Prince Rd. YOUNG'S WELDING 1050 W. Prince Rd. a TS CROWN SHOES Greetings and best wishes to you Cabal- leros- Damas For you fashion minded Boys and Girls, we feature the “IN’”’ Styles- Where quality is King 1326 West Prince Rd. Phone 887-4242 KAISERMAN Mens and Boys Wear 1330 West Prince Rd. The shop that’s located right around the corner, with the Latest Fashions for YOU. 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