Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

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CCurriculumj ..... ,....31 .....42s .....ss ...,.67 .....v9 ......101 . . . . . . .123 TABLE or CONTENTS 1 2 OPENING SECTION This book is dedicated to those persons who have played their roles with distinction on the stage of School Participation giving perform- ances which have enriched our Students' experi- encesg enabling them to prepare for greater opportunities in the continuing drama of Life in our Community and the World. V, , Y Q- tr If ll 'I A -4' -.-'1 ...- '-:'.'LQ' ,- 'b' 4 A . --.405 , J 5 M rff CY J .0350 fs cysailzgg .0350 is Upper right: Mrs. Tewksbury, the newly elected president of the school board, reads over the agenda before the meeting begins. Upper center: Mr. Hughes, clerk of the school board, signs the diplomas for the 1977 graduates. Center right: The new superintendent, Dr. Elanny T. Luty, reads over a letter Mrs. Muskrat, his secretary, has typed. Center: Mr. Hillger, a member of the school board, takes an active part at the meeting. Lower left: Mr. Summers and his secre- tary, Mrs. Phillips, carefully file away their important papers. Lower center: Mrs. Aiello reads through what she has planned for' the school board meeting. Lower right: Mr. Insalaco comes to the meeting prepared and ready to work. ADMINISTRATION The school board members and the superintendent perform many tasks. This is their way of helping the Globe Schools. Wi .i. 1 PS Mr. Rhoades, the principal of G.I-LS., and Mr. Vest, the vice- principal, had various duties to perform each day, but found the time to help our students. 'J storm si.Q it 5. I . , W rx .-nf, T 1 Upper left: Mr. Rhondes reads a stu- dent's transcript as Mrs. Cubitto records it on at permanent record. Center left: Mr. Rhondes and Mr. Vest relax after :1 hzxrd d:1y's work, Center right: Mrs. Rodriguez takes dic- tation from Mr. Vest. ADMINISTRATION S 41 Jnay 5 Yjou? Would you type this up for me? I would like to buy some paper? When do we take our test? I'm sick!,' These were only some of the questions the Service Department of G.H.S. were asked, but they always answered with a smile. l fr , Xa I, si' l 4'-'7 -ii, ', F itf, 'xl' Upper right: Mrs. Erstad takes David Lower left: Miss Wood, Mr. Bodiroga, Shaw's blood pressure. and Mr. Swoboda talk over some tasks Upper left: Mr. Swoboda gives Titus in counseling. Mathews some advice on his classes. 6 SERVICES l 4 . Z 5 Lower right: Mrs. Jeanne Butterfield is only one of the many student nurses. , .- l li? 'A issue-use . .- 'Il - ...--i......... .,. Upper left, L-R: Mrs. Sneezy, Mr, Swift, and Mr. Titla help jackson Henry and Marvin Victor. Center right: Mrs. Benny types up many papers for the teachers. Lower left: Clara Struck buys school material from Miss Roxie Gravenmier. SERVICES 7 ' K Gap fzacaa f Y 5706651 Our G.H.S. Services were greatly appreciated by the stu- dents and faculty, The cooks were busy preparing meals, the custodians were busy keeping the school clean, and the bus drivers were transporting stu- dents to and from school and extra-curricular activities. Upper right: Cafeteria workers prepar- ing a meal. Center rihtz Mr. Daniel Macias, head custodian, and Mrs. Amelia Mficias. Lower left: San Carlos bus drivers. Lower right: Globe bus drivers. ia... 8 SLRVICES Q? Q! 55 if JJ J af 5 E 9.05404 F.l-I.A., sponsored by Miss Gross, keeps busy with many projects including attending a state convention and selling fruitcakes at Christmas time. X la. 10 F HA. - l-l.E.R.O. 5310097 . 02.741 Zwgi Among the many work pro- grams at G.H.S. is H.E.R.O., which is involved in many func- tions including catering ban- quets and attending leadership conventions. H.E.R.O. is spon- sored by Mrs. Hughes. Upper right: Mary De Vaney, Joanne Comstock, and Miss Gross discuss F.H.A. projects. ' Center right: H.E.R.O. students get to know their employers. Center left: Tony Valenzuela, presi- dent of H.E.R.O., and Mrs. Hughes have much to talk about. wing .ZJEQZMZIZQ l Y'-P-ai L Upper right: Cindy Glenn at the con- cession stand. Upper left: D.E.C.A. officers, fl-rj Mr. Richards, sponsor, Judy Ortega, Cindy Glenn, Pam McCreary, Kelly Hinder- berger, Miles Culwell, and Gail Clark. Not pictured: LeAnn Howard. Center: First period C.O.E. class keeps busy. Lower left: This is one of Stephanie Bixby's many duties. In D.E.C.A., students are allowed to earn money while learning about retail selling. Their many projects include concession stands at varsity home football games and cele- brating Christmas with the men- tally retarded. 6 0.5 C.O.E. gives students an opportunity to gain experience in many jobs pertaining to office procedures. D.E.C.A. - C.O l 9.3104 The F.B.L.A. had more mem- bers last year. They visited many of the local businesses to learn about business leadership. The recommended skills include bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. ii. H Upper right: F.B.L.A. officers. Upper left: Angel Sanchez, and Suzy Parker talking to Miss -Jaime. Upper center right: Mrs. Ashby helps johnna Babich. Lower left: Members discuss plans dur- ing meeting. Lower center right: Mrs. jones times Mike Macias. Lower right: F.B.L.A. sponsors. 12 F B.L.A. .Q Ahrdwm Xt! l 'il' wma auf This year the school had a new Drama and Speech teacher, Mr. Green. Although there wer- en't any class projects, the stu- dents participated in plays and speech events. Upper left: Gail Noel gives instruc- tions to Loretta Lopez, Leann Linscott, janet Griffin, and Chris Swinney. Lower left: joe Bennett, Alan Nordin, and james Denton study their lines backstage. Lower left: Debbie Shank has a well prepared speech for her class. ' :Ili ! ly' , , N E DRAMA AND SPEECH 13 04 W0l2ZLy gas: a iq ay The A.F.S. members raised money by sponsoring a round- the-world dinner and a donkey basketball game so that students can experience life in a foreign country. 14 A.F.S. Upper right: Navid Sebti, Beth Van Etren, president, Anthony Briones, treasurer, Mr. Loughran, sponsor, and Sharon Mercer, vice president, discuss plans for Exchange Day. Lower left: As A.F.S. members on, Navid points out his native try. ' Lower right: Interested Gary Sc examines something from Iran. L ga '- watts-li .ei it .7-7Qfzf2i1zi9 fo M0478 275.551 06755, . Upper left: Mr. Cruikshank Csponsorj with the top chess players. Chess Club members met daily at noon and made some pretty good moves. The top players went to out-of-town tournaments. The 'I.C.L. mem- bers expanded their knowledge of Latin and went to a state con- vention in Phoenix. 51591, Center left: Allen Nordin holds one of the awards presented to the ,I.C.L. in past years. Lower left: 'I.C.L. members read many books that increased their Latin vocab- ulary. Lower right: Chess Club members con- centrated on their strategy. .l.C.L. AND CHESS CLUB 5 Gqpacgs 54pp'ZEdiQffOlZ ay The Apache Appreciation Day was well attended. Various tribes participated in the cere- mony. The judges thought that all the performances that were made were excellent, but Ganado won first place. Upper left: judges find it difficult deciding the place winners. Upper right: Traditional wiki-up designed by Mrs. Sneezy. Center left: G.H.S. Apache Club Danc- ers. Center right: junior participants from the Head-start. Lower right: Navajo Ribbon Dancers from Ganado. 16 APACHE APPRECIATION DAY ,pegs Av . is .f V-F312 ,Qi 12 .1 -4 , , -sw. 'Er ,,t,..4,f 1 foie ana, Cifugz Li' . rinsing! , e Af ul , , l fy! Q E ilis'e 't ' 'N l':1F ' The 1977 Ski Club got off to a bad start when the first sched- uled trip was called off due to lack of snow. However the sec- ond trip succeeded. Members of the 1977 Rodeo Club went to rodeos in Kearney and Apache junctiop to compete in a variety of events. Upper left: A veteran member explains use of ski bindings. Upper right: Mr. Kuykendall helps check the weather. Center right: Mr. Thompson and Rodeo Club officers. Lower left: 1977 Rodeo Club. RODEO AND SKI CLUBS 17 csicafs M, .qpmcfics 00.5 fzlznzelzf -5 rf Again this year, Globe High TEN-e ,NN School was well represented at Boys' and Girls' State. The stu- dents participated in govern- ment by setting up mock state and local governments in an imaginary 51st state. The boys attended N.A.U. at Flagstaff while the girls attended U. of A. at Tucson. Upper: Girl Staters Cathy Carrillo, Valerie Nelson, and Kelly Hinderbur- get pose for the camera while waiting for school to begin. Lower: Boy Staters Tim Cavanaugh, Mike Armatage, Perrison Cassadore, and Andy Castellanos line up to march off to N.A.U. 18 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE f .. 5524 fa UL. This year, the Spanish Club was among the most active clubs in school and for a good reason. Under the leadership of Mr. Ian- noli, sponsor, and Anthony Briones, president, they had many money raising projects and planned a trip to Mazatlan, Mex- ico. F3 W, tif R s 19: Upper left: Spanish Club members dis- play Spanish culture. Lower left: Mr. Iannoli stands at his door to greet members as they arrive. Center right: Club officers Abigail Ramos, treasurer, Anthony Briones, president, Stephanie Carrillo, vice-pres- ident, and Cathy Carrillo, secretary, meet to discuss possible trips. SPANISH CLUB 19 06101201 oaczzfy Upper right: Mrs. Odum and the offi- cers of Globe Honor Society consider money-making activities and future trips. Center left: Matt Versluis is drained of strength after a hard day of work as a slave. Center right: The Globe Honor Soci- ety members make money for projects selling cookies and cupcakes at a bake sale. Lower right: Members discuss the trip to the U. of A. Activities included were a slave sale, a bake sale, and a trip to the U. of A. where they attended various classes and were introduced to college activ- ities. To become a member of Globe Honor Society you must have at least 1.5 semester grade average. 20 GLOBE HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 5 I s 2 l su.. :flQfiofza olzofz oaiszfg Requirements for member- ship in National Honor Society are as follows: you must have at least a 2.0 grade average, and you must be either ajunior or a Sen- ior chosen by a faculty commit: tee whose criteria include leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. Upper left: Members of National Honor Society are inducted through a formal ceremony. Center left: ffront l to rj Melisa jen- sen, Stephanie Bixby, fback l to ry Mike Armatage, Mrs. Michael fspon- sorj, and Andy Castellanos discuss future activities. , Lower Left: ffront rowj Andy Castella- nos, Robert Aston, Lisa McGann, Beth Van Etten, Alice Mercer. Cback rowj Stephanie Bixby, Kathleen Wheeler, Sharon' Mercer, Pam McCreary, Tim Cavanaugh, Cindy Tidwell, LaDonna Termain, Melisa Jensen, and Mike Armatage. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 21 KWAQJ 54 cgucfsfzf Ucmfzci The Student Council is a vehicle to develop civic compe- tence among youth. This citizen- ship education is accomplished by the members learning basic democratic methods and proce- dures, and then by allowing for application of those principles to problems that interest and .challenge the council members involved. Thus, student council is a microcosm of the democratic experience our nation has strug- gled through for 200 years. 22 STUDENT COUNCIL Upper left: Student Council 1976-77 and sponsor Mr. Machula. Upper right: Tim Cavanaugh stands before gouncil. Center left: Beth Van Etten counts coke money. Center right: The council works bas- ketball concessions. Lower right: Campaigning is a big part of winning. The International Thespian Troupe 2902, formed in 1977, had as its primary goal the growth of theatre arts. The troupe, a meritorious organiza- tion, had a motto of Act well your partg there all 3 the honor lies.' ? 4 ,Agp Xb fb 'sf' 2 1 Who told you tomorrow won't come? Who told you yesterday is gone? Why are we living today - The answer lies between yesterday and tommorow. Each today contains a whole new reason to live. Each yesterday should be forgotten and each tomorrow should be thought wisely for they show the real you. Hold each secret quietly for it contains life's informa- tion. Hang on to today's thoughts for they may be tomorrow's valuables. Live each day how you choose but don't choose too swiftly. Die when you must - but die peacefully. Yvonne Hammer ., E- , Fm .. . Shelby Rutledge, 155 , wrestler. How do you explain time? When did it begin? When will it end? No one can really say just live your life day by day Worry about tomorrow when tomorrow is here. And remember that yesterday is no longer here, The past is gone, unable to reach No longer present in the hands of each. jan Perry Juknfa gt' 7541 , WSWJE U51 pound AA State wrestling champion and outstanding Ted Taylor 141 pound wrestler, placed second in AA State Tournament. I think of you sometimes I think of sweat And of your football suit I think of smiles and me running across the football field to you A slow motion play back in my mind nothing and no one ' H just me and you Walking away holding you. Feeling so proud I wanted everyone to look at us And in the film no one is there not really there A The crowds all rushing around us Never Never again I wish I would have known That Then Bambi Gausman ' EXPRESSION 652515 .Z 595 24 MAT MAIDS AND CHEERLEADERS Upper left: The Mat Maids are Kath- leen Daou, Linda Bixby, Beth Casillas, and Pat McCreary. Lower Left: Varsity cheerleaders are Melanie lNIadariaga.-lo Ann Musso, Kim McClendon, Kim Gossett, Pat Fresquez, and Linda Sanchez. The Globe High Mat Maids and cheerleaders really helped raise school spirit by livening up school pep assemblies and stag- ing money making projects such as a car wash, poster sale, pome- granate sale, and by selling car- nations on Homecoming. ia? his I l Lower right: Freshman cheerleaders are Lori Thompson, Cathy Ortega, Misc- helle Weamer, Tammy Davis, and Georgia Swinney. 04f2f!gYfa!fCM1z The Twirlers and Pom-Pon girls assisted the band in enter- taining the large crowds during many of the Globe football games. Upper: Globe High Twirlers are Ste- phanie Bixby, Ingrid Siogren, and Sharon Mercer. Lower: Pom-Pon girls are Kathleen Mtiflendon, Penny McCarey. Delene Phillips. Daisy Burke, and Mimi Heesc. TWlR1.ERS AND POM-PONS 5 Benny Morales and Lisa McGann were selected by the student body as our King and Queen for the 1977 Homecom- ing. Benny and Lisa were the royalties of Globe High School. Upper right: Benny Morales and Lisa McGann, King and Queen. Center right: Cheering squad waiting to crown our King and Queen. Lower right: Cindy Glenn and Brian Miller, second runners up. Lower left: Mike Lavin and Kim Mtflendon, Gentleman and Lady in Waiting. 26 HOMECOMING cHwyczf2i.s1 of I Q 7 7 Globe High learned How The West Was Fun while working on the floats. Our 1977 Homecoming opponent was the Douglas Bulldogs and as you can see, we had a Wagon Train of Fun, found that the west was a swinging place, had a G.T. Express, and had a Bulldog Bar- B-Q., Upper left: Sophomores - Third Center leftzjuniors - First Lower left: Freshmen - Fourth Lower right: Seniors - Second , . I, i ... - 'w ' -- v lsr, tact: srl 'TIHNWW bi fz..31' Q. ,.a .-.Mk HOMECOMING 27 ow KW54f KM61 Luz i gfogs cyan cgkuzcff Wind, nor rain, nor vandal- ism, can stop G.H.S. from hav- ing a bonfire. Cold winds, wet rains, nor wood stealing vandal- ism stopped the loyal students of G.H.S. from having their tra- ditional bonfire. Upper left: Loyal students. Upper right: Bonfire burns brightly. Lower right: The sophomore class cheers during the Globe-Miami pep assembly. 28 GLOBE-MIAMI GAME FESTIVITIES LgX Q L .ss -- I YJ f er. 4. l - iff 1, A i l I I fkfmfli uiafalzfa -ev, From library work to class- room assistance to office work, G.H.S. aides and A.V. assistants are helping our school to func- tion daily. They prove invalua- ble in running G.H.S. 2 Upper leftzjane Slack and Valerie Nel- Lower right: Renee Sellars, Mr. Craw- son recording attendance. ford's teacher's aide, corrects papers for Lower left: ,Ioyce Long replaces a book English. in the library. AIDES AND A.V. ASSISTANTS 29 The TRAGYC fTfHff1C Rep resentatrves of Arrzona s Gover nor Youth Councxlj Club pro motes and assrsts rn traffrc safety actrvrtres makes everyone aware of the traffrc safety problem and urges development of personal responsrbrlmes rn traffrc devel ops rnnovatrve proyects and works closely wlth publlc offx cxals engaged 1n safety acuvrtes, focuses commumty attentron on rrs respectrve traffrc accrdent problems and generates publ1c support for countermeasures and plans, coordrnates, and car r1es out safety actrvxtes Globe TRAGYC Club had about a dozen actlve members who trled to promote traffrc safety w1th1n the Globe schools and commu mty Upper nght Mr Alexander TRA GYC sponsor and some members of the 1977 TRAGYC Club Lower nght Along wrth regronal con ventions, the TRAGYC Club showed many filmstrips on traffic safety. 30 TRAGYC CLUB ,W aff V 8- 61 ,na oh, . .3 ' J 2? M J W Q9? J Kuzfealicfozialz afzcfcvafiafafofzialz S37 7' ll fi ' 9 2 4 LA DONNA TERMAIN VALEDICTORIAN LaDonna, majoring in Math and English, twice received the Highest Scholastic Average trophy, attended the On Campus Day for Outstanding juniors at U of A, and was a Globe Honor Society member. Her senior year she was Secretary-Treasurer of the Society, Elks' Nov. Student of the Month, and Wigwam Editor. As a jun- ior she was inducted into the National Honor society, selected for the Wig- wam Staff, and placed in the upper 10' of the State Math Test. Her participa- tion in the Rotary Club's demonstra- tion of the Human digestive tract highlighted her sophomore year. Next fall she plans to enter U of A to major in Mathematical Engineering or in Math and minor in Computer Science. 52 TOP SENIORS 1 .FQ- Y . , E ALICE MERCER SALUTATORIAN Alice, Salutatorian for the graduat- ing class of 1977, majored in business- in high school and plans to continue her business education at the Univer- sity of Arizona. She was an active member of FTA, Ski Club, Globe an National Honor Society, Concer Choir, Choralettes, Catholic Youth Organization, and F.B.L.A. Her scho- lastic achievements during school include the Elks Honor Award, High- est Scholastic Average Trophy 1975-74 and 1975-76, U of A's Outstanding junior, and upper 1096 in State Mathe- matics Contest. '3 Q' . , LARRY ABELL CHRIS ALEXANDER BILL ALLEN KATHY ANDERSON EDDIE ARMUO ROBERT ASTON JOHN AUSTIN HELEN BAKER TERRY BATSON MICHAEL BEACH DEBORAH BEN DLE LORI BENNETT QI' STEPHANIE BIXBY DAN BRENTON MATT BROCKERT SAMPSON BROWN RANDY BRUMAGIN GARY BUTLER CATHY CARRILLO MARK CASILLAS SENIORS 33 PERRISON CASSADORE VALERIE CASTANEDA ANDY CASTELLANOS TIMOTHY CAVANAUGI-I CAROL CHAPMAN TED CIENFUEGOS GAIL CLARK DEBBIE CLEMMANS MANUEL CONS PATTY COPPA EDDIE CORDOVA MARILYN CUBITTO .a ,: ,,' . I .O AX 54 QENIORS Mike Armatage and Mike Van Dc Beukcn jam during aqfootball game. A F ',g I 2, .V': 'E 'Q .1 , .5 6 A -nk g L: I' . F 75 -5 ' ' 5' ' RTT i f I A I ii, f' , -, Q ,' .,.'. ,1:i' , Q ,,,, , S, Q ILI P 55: Q Q4 21: U rwiifa: ' I ', Que ., X , 1 jmj ,f ' . ,, il f . - .4-37 qw,-a.. .L , - pf. E15-. 1,5531 L w,...,..I:,- I., ...wmv ' FH 34+ 1 8 5252 ff ig? 21511: Q2 3 I K .,,y gg. V A I REII I I I 4 I V? ' , 1 i g . ,1 , . Exif: I WLT ' :Y f Ll 51: ff - . . 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Q rf? 51 ' ml, . 5? 3' E, F 4 fi X ROBERT MERCADO ALICE MERCER SHARON MERCER BRIAN MILLER STEVE MORTON MARK MUSKRAT ' ,IQANNIQ Musso BILL NAVARRO VALIERIIE NELSON GAII. NOEL ALLEN NORDIN MARJORI OLLSON .IUDY ORTEGA :RMA ORTIZ 1sRA121.oRT1z MARK OWENS SUZY PARKER TIM PA RMLEY DEBRA PATTEN NELLIE PATTEN SENIORS 39 51725172 EZ . . . when Brian, Lisa, Parry, and JoAnn used I0 discuss all those class activities. in YSYWER3 GLORIA PECHULI MAROUBRITB ROBINSON TERRY ROSS ANDY RUIZ BILL sALAs MIKE SALAZAR DONALD SANSON TONI SCHULTE SHEREE SCOTT ,. . NAVIDSEBTI Q I K RBNBB SELLARS DEBBIE SI-IANK g l . E : 2 -5, ' 40 SENIORS RRAI i . K ' 534 Jil... 4 1 t KA- ' , 43 f 275 a+ I , Ie 'f I HI If I wr X X 'QL if Q : 1,x - ff. SALLY SHORTEN DENISE SMITH SHARON SNEEZY BEN STEVENS DANNY SWINDALL FRANK TALBOTT JANALYN TAYLOR La DONNA TERMAIN BART THOMPSON DENNIS THOMPSON AMOS THORNE CINDY TIDWELL JON TURNEY SENIORS TONY VALENZUELA MIKE VAN DE EEUKEN BETH VAN ETTEN JOE VARELA DEBBIE VASQUEZ BRIAN WALKER PHYLLIS WATERMAN KITTY WEIBERG GAYLE WELKER KATHLEEN WHEELER HEATHER WOOD DAVID YBARRA -'IF I . ' i ' T 1 if! , N fk N e' i iv U' ,V Ei ii Am One of :hc many favorite pass times of senior boys - caring. 42 SEN IORS OR DIVISION 43 l Susan Accves Toni Adams George Aplin Alben Avalos 5- X 'QE ',.-- gi is. Q12 J w fe- Sf H- 1 A 5? if gi Q- 2' if 14 JUNIORS Tony Avalos ,IoNcIIc Barta Roilcnc- Bcaklcr Troy Bcndle Virginia Bcncf icld Laci Bcydler Linda Bixby Anthony Brioncs 1 1 '- Z? 1 im 'X' 'gi A a xi, .X i in .ki-I ,f A ' A W 7 .S+ .13 ,. gif --uw H i xx: ll Q - f 14 'E' ' , .2 was ,, 'E Sheila Brockcrt Eric Brumagin Maria Burke' Greg Burlcr Mary Caduc Paul Cameron Alcan Carpio Beth Casillas Tuna Cnsrancda Nick Chisum Mclanic' Cooncs David Cmssctr ,lnmcs Demon Eva Doramc Christina Dosfla Charlotte Fernandez Karen Fodcra Gary Gillcrre David Gonsalcz Karen Gonzalez JUNIORS 45 Lorraine Gonzales Kim Gosserr Sharon Griffen Art Guerra Willie Gutierrez Davis! Hamilron Carol Haozous Debra Haynes Karla Hedberg Valerie Hereford Patricia Hemandez Tommy Herrera juniors rake par: in Globe High School's club and organizations. 46 JUNIORS 3 J. .4 at ...Y Y iiire iaii eea ' Y I. i fx! ff 9 G ,ul l 'XX 'ali EQ ESM iii' gs ij , 5 ., . .i Q fir ei A its La i. , N ff ' X tg Mischclle Hickman Keith Hinderberger Gary Holloway Scott Huggins Mike Hughes Vicky Hunter Tammy jonovich Charlenejuan Opal Key janelle King Tina Kniff in jim Larson Fred Lavin Derek Iemioux Keith Lenox Barbara Loew Danny Lopez Tina Lopez Darlene Lougee Debbie Luettiohann ,IUNIORS 47 Q junior girls converse in the hall dunng their sparc time Melanie Madariaga Mike Magoon Molly Mahan: Mark Marcanri Virginia Mawson Audrey McCray Pat Mcflrcary Mike Measclcs Susan Mercado Richard Monarrez Frances Nabor Ronald Nix M. 'Y ' ' 2,M..r, -111 - LL 52 ., . - V ' 'ziiiisif 1? 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T' P ' 'X ' 2 is K in Haig xg O 9 an Kent Norton Wcndsler Nosie Micki Nunn lorraine Ochoa Melissa Ogden Monica Ortega Rosario Ortiz Carole Painter Janice Palmer Jeannine Palmer Barbara Park Terri Parks Patrice Parmley Ann Pattison Drew Payson Marylanne Pcrino Lisa Perry Bertina Pratt Denise Prarr Debra Quarles Jumons 49 juniors make last minute changes on their home- work before the moming bell rings for class. 50 JUNIORS Mark Ramos Melanie Ray johnny Reynoso Paul Robertson Billy Rucker Shelby Rutledge Doris Salas Alben Sanchez Linda Sanchez Mary Sanchez Teresa Sanchez Gary Scott fo J hx xg ,Q A it f S :ni ' 'N'-Fbiftx . f yctty 1 2 C' x XX 5 Qi v ji B cis' ,-..,-:lui ' - 5 g' S sn -. 5,- .rf ,F 1 ,. w J .fi 3 '1 ws. J 'X ji Q ' R ililli' i Q' , z-:ii f f?Ei2'?fy?5i M ff J, sf .sq -iii 3 its Al 1 at X si M t t 5 'l x my s XX NN 7 5 L M. ri mi K 'Ti . E.. ' S R' ' Susan Scott Cathy Scrogham Rhonda Shank Richard Shaw Ieslie Sholly Richard Short Cynthia Shows Cindy Slack Dorothy'Slack Tammie Smith Janelle Smyers Frank Steinke Anna Stevens Jacqueline Stevens Carrie Stewart Connie Stringer Clara Struck Beverly Swift Chris Swinncy Ray Tarango Robert Tarango Roxanne Taylor Ted Taylor john Thomas Mary Tirla Allan Tolman Cindy Todd Tami Tower jim Voelkel john Weamcr Teddy Wleavcr Danny Wheeler Wade Willnd Trent Willenburg Bob Wolf Teresa Ybarra Cathy Zupancic Y. 4 aa ls an Right: junior, Anrhon seems :o'cnjoy :his dance av' M-V fav... ...6..., ... .t i . A sfziou 4550011 rZlfzczQzaQ44nza1z W 3, F y an r- ' 5 A' 51? : -c 'A 'A - . ,, 4 ow M2 20125. , gg SENIOR CANDID 53 H7511 Ei Qzmfff i 1F Q juniors demonstrate leader- ship by supporting the football team, by presenting the cheer- leaders with a cake of apprecia- tion, winning the float competi- tion, and showing the most spirit at pep assemblies! '77 was ok . . . But '78 is gonna be great! mmkmk mi if 7 5 -ps- Eva Aguirre Terri Aguirre David Alexander Christopher Allen Eugene Anderson Claudette Aubin Debra Austin Florene Avalos Louisa Avalos joanna Babich Danny Martin, a Sophomore, helps during the all school play. Sue Best Tye Beydler Shauna Blanchard Carmen Brocamonte justin Brandt Alan Brooks Byron Brown Samuel Brown Carol Burdette Douglas Burke Colleen Burkhalter Stephanie Garrillo 56 SOPHOMORES 'ed Q ff 5, , H-. f iii, I f-is . . 7 l I l George Barkley Gary Beaver Dennis Bell , '27 'r .2 fl P: 5' , A 1 i-xi' ' fl Tom Carnahan Randy Ca roll jaimc Carpio Andnca Cassadorb Dorothy Chavcz Mika' Codclington Gabriel Cons Qucnna Cons David Como Terri Coppa ,Iohn Cordova Robcn Crist Minnie Cruz Carole Cubirro Mickey Dale Robcn Dnlgnrn Sam Demon Tania Dicky Hmmm Dickison loann Dili Steven Dobbs Shirlyn Duane Lorrie Dugan Troy Durbin Rosie Elkins All Sophomorcs, who take Biology, must learn zo dissect. SOPHOMORES S7 L Howard Elliort Mark Elowitz, Sandra Escobcdo Veronica Esrevanc john Faulkner Yvonne Felix Christina Flores Terri Flores Cynthia Foerstcr Lou Ann Foerster Roberta Folkner Heidi Foster Bruce Allen Fox Dennis Frazc Liz Fuller Mark Fulrz Michael Fultz Richard Gablcr Christine Ganilla Bonnie Garcia Frank Garcia Henry Garcia Paul Garcia Stephanie Garcia Paula Gonzales Sophomores enjoy selling pennants. 58 SOPHOMORES lx ,fs Pete Green Sarah Greenwall Brenda Griffin lee Groves Donna Halverson Alan Hammargren Eileen Harbison Michael Harter Allen Hayes Fred Hay kel Teresa Hayslip Randy Henderson Mimi Heese Diane Hemphill jim Herbert Deanna Hernandez Robert Herrera Tim Hinderberger Tod Hockersmith Bobby Hollis Elva Hooke Charles Hopkins Dawn Howard Karen Hudson Dannyjackson Sophomores make a fast break to their lockers between classes. SOPHOMORES 59 Terri Miller, a sophomore. is one of the many girls who collect the attendance slips for the Vice-Principal's office. 60 SOPHOMORES Steve jacott Stewart jeans Debbie johnson Lynette johnson Alan jones Janiene jones Marvin Joseph Lori Katich Myra Kenton Tina Kenton Robert Key Richard Kidd Ted Kieffer Mark Kiercn Laurie Kom Roger Lectch Larry Linton Andy Lobato Mark Lopez Hoyt Lougec Richard Loyd Carolyn Lyon Michael Macias Benny joe Marin X Q ff' if lv. r . 3E H3237 Billy Markham Danny Martin Terry Maurel Benny Mayorga joseph Mclmosh Ronnie McNeely Sharon Ann Meade Charles Mercer Daniel Miller Terri Miller Randy Mink Gus Miranda David Monarrez Danny Monnerr Joe Moore Ray Morris Sharon Moya Tom Muslcrar Colleen Naiche Brenda Nash Londa Nelson Richard Ochoa Yvonne Ochoa Mary Oddonerro Tammy Ogden SOPHOMORES 61 Jeannie Robertson and Anna Salas get fresh air while doing homework in front of the school. 62 SOPHOMORES Matthew Urtega Mike Qrtega Tom Owens Barbara Painter Dennis Palmer Debbie Parks Andrew Perry Timothy Perry james Phelps Delene Phillips Harold Phillips Roberta Phillips Terry Phillips Larry Pickens Abigail Ramos Dominic Ramos Penny Randall joe Raney Mike Raney Marry Rex Anthony Reyes Sanclra Riggs Manuel Rivera Steve Rivera Jeannie Robertson Q2- la-.ii Ti 3 .. as 1 1 f Z iv - , 1.1 f phint , ' 7 , of lt v ,qu Rosemary Ruiz Anna Salas Mark Salas All red Sanchez Angel Sanchez Michael Sanchez Christine Sandoval Mon Sfarhoruugh Debbie Schultz Gemeuc Scot: Cheri Scrogham Holly Sellars Alane Shack:-Iford ,Iudy Shorlen Ingrid Sjogren Sy-lviavlanc Slack Dain Smirch Doug Snelgrovc Carl Sour-hard Win Sproar Andre Stevens Danny Stevens Nanq' Szewan Allan Srogner Carla Surrarrer Charles Mercer and Byron Brown are two of the many sophomores who working. enjoy metal- SOPHOMORES 63 Kevin Taylor Patrick Termain Daivd Terrazas Kimberly Thompson Iori Thompson Deborah Tidwell Mike Toumbcrlin Mary Lou Valenzuela Arthur Valtierra Danny Van Voast joseph Vasquez Ray Villalobos Raymond Villegas laura Walker Kenneth Wanrland Teresa Ward jeff Vlcnver Sandra Wesley Andy West Tonya Wiley Donna Wilson Todd Wilson Buddie Winquest Leslie Woods Carter Youngman 64 SOPHOMORES 4 - wx if-Y H? Q.- -.Li h E 1 .1 9, ,. 47 uf .'xi 4-A . .!5.... ,-... - . rf,- GI 453.7 wk' few. .I'.quE ...aw cvopgonzofzsa .fzvogilzg 026110 to 79 49-LWB ,Ja Q SOPHOMORES ,l 5 .11 . J A Z? W HMEN DIVISION 5 3 5 68 FRESHMEN Leonard Aceves Tina Acton Vickie Aday Susan Alcaraz Rachel Alden Adela Alvarado julia Andrade Barbara Lisa Armatage Joann Asay Dixie Ann Ashley Arlene Astor Esther Astor Alice Avalos Anthony Avalos Robert Baker Robert Bamerio Barry Barela jack Barfield Tami Bames Holly Deanne Beakler Eddie Beal! Dennis Beaver Roberta Belvado Victor Belvado Rachel Benally Laverne Bendle joey Kevin Bennett , N fx. ' ,rs -r eq fit 1 f t f hu y ,stc d,,,q 1 l X ffi Freshman class officers would usually gather in little meetings like this to make their money-raising projects a success. Fi TT , .fe ' 5 ,I . B x 9 ,. . f 1. ' in ' .aff lx V. -i ,- sf. Egsq fb w ,- . . 1- - A . Q- 1 8 ,fs , 4 -x s M' W9 if' The lunch break seems to be the ioy of all freshmen, after four long hours of class- work. xg, ,ff Mez' 1' 1 iii-:EVE A '- - -L EA , 9 an . I K 5 Q B' Robert Troy Birge Denise Ellen Blevins Mark Boley Marcelyn Boni Rocky Boni Bill Bradford jack Bradford Marxcw Breirrick Lonny Brewer Garrerr Brumagin Wayne Bryan: ,Ieancrrc Bullis Daisy Burke liz Cadue Bumerre Cassa Darrell Cassadore Dorothy Channell Commander Chapman David Chapman Iarson Charlin Corrine Cienfucgos jerijoannc Comstock Sandra Gail Consranr Michael Como Abel Cook Bobby Cook Ronald Anthony Cordova FRESHMEN 69 Dave Crocco joe Paul Cruz jamo Davis Tammy Rurh Davis Deanna Dean Mary DeVaney Samuel Dewey Sherry Dillon Sreve Dominquez Gary Buzz Drake Alvina Duane Anderson Duncan Maybelline Edwards Rhonda Lee Edwards Deedee Elkins Calvin Elrhie Mike Fansler David Farmer Richard joe Felix Michael Fierro Vonda Fodera Charles Focrsrer Peggy Foerster Robin Lynn Fraze Srepfanie Fuller Brenda Gabler Mike Gaffney Scheduling is very difficult, so Mr. Kuykendall helps i . Gary Lenox organize his schedule for second semester. '10 FRESHMEN Nh, ' '5..J LK s K1-f,e . ll, H., . 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X , l, rl? -gi Ei -FHL 1: E .- gs, - , -H 7 flu Nadine Ganilla Danny Garcia ,loc Giorza Gregario Gonzales Margaret Gonzales Erhcl jane Goode Sarnclia Gnseyun Glin Allen Green janet Griffin Tim Griffin Dwayne Grider Freshman members of the Ski Club wnir parienrly for rhe rest ro show up for an outing, Dannyjoe Guerena Paige Hafer Danny Hamilton Dora Hammond Cheryl Mae Haozous Charles Harney Sum Hayes Dorene Haynes Brian Han-lwood Sarah Heese Anzhony Henry Velda Hen ry Rhonda Hemon Anna Rose Hernandez Dan ny Hernandez Ramona Hernandez FRESHMEN 7l 72 FRESHMEN ,Io Ann Comstock expresses pain in dramatic form Leslie Hilliard jon Hockersmirh Shaun Holley Lavar Holyoak lawrence Hooks Karen Kay Hopkins Richard Hounshell Carrie Hundlcy john lmhoff Pearly Irving Conniejensen Craig-johnson Curtis johnson Manuel johnson Debra Kay jones lcmuel juan Norman Kasten Alder Kayson jack Kayson Augustine Kenton Leander Kenton Pamela Killmer Tom Killmer Janice King Scott Kinnard Darrell Kitcheyan David Kolinelf wif' P 1 x-l Y X 11 IQ! n.- l 'X '- it di' I dl L aft El , -nl 7 he xt 4, 4 QW e A 4 1 'F 4 fr- - D Q. -4 fx 7 Kim Kordis Eric laguna Leanna Joyce Lang Tina Lang Verdell Lang Mark Leclbetter jimmy Lem john Philip Lemmer Owen Lcnard Gary Lenox Sherrie Lett Gina Levario lea Ann Linscott johnathan Little Donald Loew Brenda Long Dennis Luedke Shea Luedke Andrea Lustig Linda Macktima jeff Magnon Tom Marcanti Carol Martin Peggy Lou Martin Gerald Mathews Titus Matthews Edward Mayorga Deanna Stidham Looks on with interest as Mic- helle Wcamer works on her project. FRESHMEN 73 74 FRESHMEN Carolyn jean McBride Penny McCarcy Kathleen McClendon Kimilee McCrc-ary Susan Kay Mclntosh Lisa Mclnturf Richard jay McNeelcy Scott Mediz Bemadine Miller Paul Miranda Mark Moore Homer Morales Douglas Morgan james Movinsky Shannon Murphy Belen Nabor Lynda Nanearrow Dwight Randall Nash Lupe Navarro Veda Nelson Bernando Nosic Alan Ochoa Arthur Ochoa Avery' Earl Ochoa Gino Dean Ochoa Rose Omans Suzanne Ontiveros Kathy Webb and Lynda Nancarrow making Christmas shoes in French Class, In France they have Christmas shoes instead of Chris:- mas stockings. y at i Q 4 Q t f A L-Q . 1 ' i'-If .1 3 I ,..a- .fl 7' V t EW ' if at ' 'vp 13' 3 4' 1 'R V Pu., n 1. 1 'Jr L N ! -XV 'B T: Q aaa- 2' '-'sf 4' i I Ae sw' 'i . 'tw There weren't step like this in junior high. Catherine Ann Ortega Lori Ann Ortega Debbie Oshomc jerry Palmer Ronald Scott Parks Dennis Ire Paschall Rose May Pattison lnri 151ml Payson Shirley Pcchuli Agustin Pena.,lr. .loannc Pcrcyda Georgia Lynn Phillips jacob Phillips Kristie lxigli Phillips Sharon Sue Phillips Amos Pike Cody Poarcli Robinson Polk Kelly Annette Pratt Tami -lo Quarles Chris Radickc Harry Ray Terry Allen Reisncr Terri Lynn Rcvello Nicholas Reyes Lisa Robles Margie Robles FRLSHMI N 75 76 FRESHMEN Lisa Rodriguez Tom Roenigk Alycc Rogers Sharon Rope Mike Rucker Arthur Cruz Salas Robert Salas Hey, I lost my money! Stephanie Salas Rose Salazar Ray Salcido Christopher Sanchez Buddy Sexton David Shaw Emanuel Shaw Lcwis Shepard Richard Shipman Trudie Shorren Beth Shows Tina Slack Allen Smitch Anderson Smith Danny Smith jet' f Smith Iaurie Smith Mark Smith Randy Smith Raymon Smycrs ' J Ui- Q -nf' 'WAI' ' ,L .-Q - 1 an- 1' e, af '2- Freshman girls enjoy a movie before class. JS t s iff ' 4 A ,lyti 14, 11, ff? Linda Segroves Kevin Somerville Susan Southard Mart Staulfer Bonita Steele Thelma Steele john Stephenson Stephanie Stevens Mark Stewart Matthew Stewart Timothy Stickler Deanna Stidham Mary lou Stidham Hilda Swift Georgia Swinney Caroline Symons Pauline Tarango Mike Thomas Albert Thompson Daniel Thompson Lori Thompson Saraphine Thompson james Earl Tidwell Mildred Titla Robin Toot Tamara Treible Steve Trobaugh FRESHMEN 77 78 FRESHMEN john Troglia jennifer Valencia Danny Valenzuela Orlando Valenzuela Robert Vernetti Floria Victor Benny Vines Becky Walker Lori Wantland Cynthia Waterman Michelle Weamer Garin Weaw-er Kathy Webb Cloreena West Mishelle Whanon Diane Wheeler Larry Wiley Troy Willenburg jimmy Williams Laura Wilson Val Wilson Sharon Winters Teri Witrerman George Wolf Stephanie Wod Becky Woods Lucinda Youngrnarv Freshmen experience the building of the new stotagc buiding. 'ln ' ' S-ST?-, xi -X ' 112' if i 11:5 i ai V,-Q I :it 41 4. Jnafg cyan owl .0320 5172 Jlfurzgszzcf Although there were many problems to start with, our fine math staff managed to solve them all. E Q Upper right: Everyone wonders why trig books have trick questions in them! Center left: Mt. Benson shows Clara Struck and Carl Allen the correct way to write a check. Center right: Mrs. Pence, Mr. Mat- schullat, Mr. Benson and Mr. Machula find that geometric figures and calcula- tors simplify math immensely. Lower right: You can always find Mr. Maehulzt helping his students. 80 MATH Upper left: Hoyt Lougee discovers that Danny Martin's head is not truly round. Lower left: Danny Hamilton and Anthony Avalos race to the solution of a problem. Center right: Titus Mathews amazes everyone with his ability to solve quad- ratic equations. Lower right: -Iudy Ortega finds that with Mr. Matschullafs help, she can solve any ulegebra problem. 3 MATH Sl oaiafcgeialzcs ak E265 zeafbzgf This year, with the innova- tions of our Social Science teach- ers, learning became fun! Below: Pearly Irving shows Dennis Paschall that the United States is indeed colorful. 82 SOCIAL SCIENCE Above: Mr. Groves, Miss Minton, M Odum and Mr. Loughran, learn socialize Upper left: Tony Avalos gives a report in history class. Upper right: Cathy Carrillo, Eddie Armijo, and Randy Gustafson study copies of famous historical documents. Lower left: Tim Cuvanaugh, Andy Ruiz, Randy Bru- magin, and Renee Sellars on a field trip at the new court- house for government. SOCIAL SCIENCI eafzfzifzj a Qufwza In Shop we worked with many different materials such as wood, metal, and parts of a car. l 84 SHOP AND AUTO MECHANICS. Upper right: We find that Dominic Ramos is very creative in sheet metals. Lower left: We see Mr. Cameron, Mr, Dallas, and Mr, Thompson using the tools. 1 Lower Center: Vicky Valdez works ir Shopg it is no longer just for boys. Lower right: Lorraine Ochoa an: Teresa Ybarra sometimes find it harc to fix a car. ommwz iaafizzgg IIIZ Cgffafz Qllggddgqgi Foreign language students well as customs of these coun- learned French and Spanish as tries. ,, Upper left: Mr, Iannoli and Mrs. Lower left: Carrie Hundley and Spencer sharing opinions on the jeff Magoon enjoy memorizing Spanish II workbook. their dialogues. Upper right: Spanish students Lower right: Students get better concentrate on working in their acquainted with France by exam- notebooks. ining a poster. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 85 .qgaffifzy Liga .f-:az . Flash: Wliiit was that streak of light? Could it be Haley's Comet? No silly. it's a photogra- pher for the Wfigmam running around taking pictures for the yearbook. M XVIGXVAM 3+ Upper left: Adiusting the camera is one of the many preparations Lee Groves goes through before taking his desired picture. Upper right: Tim Hinderberger. Terry Maurel.,loe Vasquez get ready to shoot an aerial photograph for the NX'igman. AIN Lower left: This smiling angelic eould belong to none other than IN Crawford, one of the sponsors for t yearbook. Lower right: Lee Groves, David Com and Allen Nordin are busy pinning 1 pictures on the dark room bullet board, jzfo Q 00g The Wfigwam staff keeps very busy all year long. Each stu- dent in thc layout group has assignments which must be completed by rt:1'rz1in deadlines or the annual will be slow in publications. i XX' IGXX' AM R w . Civfzfzifufea fo Bazinaai Some of tomori'ow's business men :incl women will have trained in the GHS business department where they received instruction in such fields :is typ- ing. shorthand. business machines. general business. mer- chandising. and mzirkctingz. 6422131 iff'-i ., V 351 4 ? 2.4. sg' 'r n -7.57 - ff: -- 1 N nt . 5 . W , -' xmjw f f A x g- . X .Y A it : , 1 , ,ers fs- :I 1 lx' ' 0 Upper left: Mzirk Salas W'1lIL'llL'5.lL'ZlDl1lL' Robertson type. Upper right: Colleen Burkhziltcr niinieogrnphing, 'SI NIESS l'f Efi s ig.. s if- u , Q 4 'Nu I . . . ::--,1,,.- Lowcr left: Robin lfrrwc. Vondn Fotl- Lower right: The business teachers. ern. and Eugene Anderson study thc Mrs. jones. Mrs. Ashby. Miss .l1lll'11C. finnzincizil section of the newspaper. and Mr. Riclmrtls shxire ni ioke, ayaz afzafcgipics azz UE zgyffifzgq Jlfca Mmm what is that delicious smell? lt smells like sugar cook- ies. Of course it can only be from the Home Economics room where students were always cooking something good. To learn about the years fash- ions you can always count on the Home Ec. students to tell you about new fashions of the year. Top: Roberta Folkner and Heather Wood use a tracing wheel to mark a pattern before they start their sewing. Center left: Freddie Sanchez, Laura Wilson, Lori Ortega. Susan McIntosh, and Lori Thompson find baking bis- cuits with friends can be fun. Center right: Miss Gross and Mrs. Hughes have a relaxing talk between classes. Bottom: Hey, this is pretty good! says Anthony Avalos marveling at his cooking ability. HOME ECONOMICS HJ Upper left: Girls fifth period P.E. really get involved in a good game of volleyball. Center: With plenty of concentration, boys in weight lifting prepare to press weights. Lower left: Mr. Rex, Mr. Mathews and Mr. Harder smile as they see what Miss Rice has in store for girls P.E. next six weeks. Lower right: Boys in second period P.E. exercise vigorously to loosen up their bodies. 90 PE. .QQ . 512 agcfiozz P.E. students learned how to shape up their bodies and saw the advantages of doing it the fun way. 'ZLUJ-J'Z 5 J lZJ5'5!5d!ZA7 Mr. Petty, new to Globe High School, finds himself in many new and different situa- tions, while Mr. Alexander finds himself doing the same things with many new students. Upper: Mr. Alexander shows Charlie Mercer, Andy Lobato,:1nd Dorothy Slack parts of a car so they will have 11 better understanding of it. Lower: Mr. Petty shows Art Ochon, Arthur Salas, Beth Shows. Tonya Wiley, and .lohnnn Babich the many parts of Neuter Deuter. DRIVERS ISD. AND HEALTH School Band is fun in any and all forms. Students learn to read music or play their instruments. Band ranges from Stage to Marching. Upper rightf Gary Butler, Randy Bru- magin, Mike Guerra, and Christopher Allen play their trumpets. Lower left: Mr. jenkins and Mike Armatage talk about Band Day. Lower right: The band plays during halftime. 92 BAND au.W3!'ayf, ,Z '? Sb Q 1 .Q OMJMZ As one passed by the chorus room, he heard a sound so pre- cise that he was happy for hours. What made all that possible? None other than the choral department under the direction. of Mr. Brink. Upper left: Mr. Brink and Ted Taylor discuss the many activities the concert choir will have. Center: Beth Casillas, Audrey McCray, Tona Casraneda, and Debbie Austin are only some of the active choraleers, who are selling candy bars to finance regionals. Lower left: The G.H.S. Concert Choir helps celebrate many of the Centennial and Bicentennial programs put on for the community. CHORUS 95 KWz5f5 DIZ Upper left: Lisa Robles. Lori Katich, .Ioanne Pereyda, and ,Ioann Asay study play scripts. Upper right: Mr. Cruil-:shank and Albert Sanchez talk about a story in his hook. Lower right: l to r Mr. Gar- nett, Mr. Cruikshank. Mr. Green, Miss Klinker. Mrs. Schwegman, Mr. McDaniel. Mrs. Maxfield, Mrs. Michael. and Mr. Crawford take a rest after a hard day's work. ENGLISH English comes in six dif- ferent varieties. Freshman and Sophomore English, Ameri- can and Modern Literature, Literature of the Southwest, and Drama. But the students leave in one way . . . EDU- CATED! Upper left: Freshman students study to Lower left: Andy Castellanos rushes to get more proficient. learn Modern Literature, Center: Sophomore students work on Lower righcwluniors enrich themselves many English projects. in American Literature. ENGLISH 95 .Qfaazy 4651265 If you are looking for inform- ation, go to the G.H.S. library. Besides the many hardback and paperback books, there are also a wide variety of magazines and audiovisual materials available. Upper right: jimmy Williitnis finds the card catalog handy. U Upper left: Gail Noel and Patricia Hickman find many interesting books in the reference section. ' Center right: Mrs, Andress and Billy Navarro enjoy magazines, Lower right: joe Varela and Kent Nor- ton check out books from aides Paige Hafer and .Ioyce Long, X IIBRARY SKIIIENCIE ,fgfilkarzy 1 ' l 44 . E 'a Q- f. 55, ' si ze :1 sw aqui: cz gag, Mr. Ray and Mrs. Wfood have been working hard to help their students become the best artists and craftsmen the world can offer. 'um Upper left: Mr. R:1y's class is busily working on clay. Center left: Mrs. Wood points out to her class the importance of a good pic- ture. Center right: Mark Martin and Bea- tricejuzin look over their finished jew- elry. Bottom left: Melissa Ogden and Ruben Gonzales put up the class pos- ter for lettering. ARTS AND CRAFTS 97 cislzas As the freshmen and sopho- mores struggle their way up to a successful life in science, juniors and seniors find the struggle is almost over. Upper right: Mr. 'Ioslin shows his accelerated biology class the use of disecting tools. Center right: Penny Randall watches as Mr. Odum makes a mixture in chemis- try. ' A- L S Center left: Michael Macias finds that cells look interesting under the micro- scope. Bottom right: Something new is taught everyday in Mr. Kuykendall's general science class. Bottom left: Mr. jenkins teaches his class about snakes. l 98 SCIENCE Globe High's Science Depart- ment has many interesting classes. according to some stu- dents. The teachers like to see the students learn. Maybe one of the students will turn out to be a young Einstein. Upper left: Mr. Kuykendall, Mr. Petty, Mr. Odum, Mrjoslin and Mr. jenkins take a coffee break. Center left: Lori Ortega and jeff Smith weigh an object in the air. Center right: Mr, Kuykendall shows Diane Wheeler and Benny Vines the different rocks. Lower left: Students compare cells on microscope to those on the chart. SCIENU 99 EJOLL ZGE Our new Resource depart- ment has a new approach to teaching. it lets the students work at their own pace. Students say it has a different atmosphere than the other classes and it's a lot less restricting. - Upper right: Mr. Valente instructs his class. Center left: Mrs. Kraps, Mr. Valence, and Miss Obrien. Center: Danny Valenzuela and Kathy Scrogham look at the work schedule. Center right: Mrs. Kraps and Mr. Swift teach students how to learn with the headphones. Lower right: Larson Chatlin and Arthur Ochoa are busy with an assign- ment. 100 RESOURCE flier t -r 'T!:fv5i .,fi3:1??g . gy, rf ' V W 5 -:fr . ft J x K. a ,, L.--- Q .Qi '? . 'i 1 I 11 1 if n l ' at use , i ae J tk J Llgsfza 512545 550100 5-5 X560 . . Ri 1 Under the direction of coach gm Benny Morales takes 3 breather f l . A1 Rex, the determined Tigers 3 tem Ong nm put together a 5 win 5 loss sea- Below: Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Cubirro 5011, Better luck next yggf were always present to sell you a ticket Tigers! for a home football game. .. '- Center right: Dave Crossett tightens his chin strap. Lower left: Coach Rex sends in the game winning plan with quarterback Brian Miller. Lower right: Coach Termain cheers the team on, in hopes of victory. 102 VARSITY FOOTBALL it. towards the goal. Upper left: It's doomsday for this foot- ball as three Globe players converge on Middle left: Shelby Rutledge seems determined not to go down this time. Middle right: It's a time of excitement when the players run onto the field. Lower left: Bart Thompson moves out GLCBE OPPONENT Globe 14 Holbrok 0 Globe 7 Eloy 1 3 Globe 19 Miami O Globe 26 Nogales 27 Globe 28 San Manuel 7 Globe O C.D.O. 21 Globe 77 Marana O Globe 2 1 Douglas 27 Globe 6 Flowing Wells 55 Globe fwonj F ORFEIT Saf ford VARSITY FOOTBALL 105 GLOBE OPPONENT Globe - 8 Morenci - 12 Globe - 20 Eloy - 6 Globe - 22 Miami - 8 Globe - 14 Nogales - 43 Globe - 19 San Manuel - O Globe - 0 C.D.O. - 19 Globe - 38 Marana - 0 Globe - 6 Douglas - 43 Globe - 15 Fl. Wells - 24 Globe - 0 Safford - 43 Last Year the j.V. squad was coached by Mr. Dallas and Mr. Aguirre. They both worked hard and created another fine j.V. football team. 104 j.V. FOOTBALL Z Qooffaff . M, W ry ' 'f - -' 1 :af 4 ,sa 1 , -, Y., 1, Y, Z 4 , VY rib f I , Upper left: Emmet Dickinson delivers a pass for another first down! V 1' 1 , Q- if :,, Aw? , , 'iw E5 , V 1 Q Upper right: Mark Salas runs the bal down the side for a touchdown! Lower right: Full tiger guard for thi clear way down field! E627 81:2 Qzaagmsu The Freshman football team ad the best record in Globe High School. Now we know 'hat we can look forward to. Upper left: Bobby Salas assists fear- lessly as a tiger is tackled. Lower left: Art Salas runs the ball fast to get away from his opponent. Lower right: Mr. Iannoli Ccoachj con- gratulates Robin Toot, as he was the most valuable player on the team! GLOBE OPPONENT Globe - 30 Morenci - 0 Globe - 18 Eloy 6 Globe - 40 ' Miami - 0 Globe - 8 Nogales - 18 Globe - O San Manuel - 21 Globe - 26 C.D.O. - 6 Globe - 12 Marana 8 Globe - 6 Douglas - 22 Globe - 0 Fl. Wells - 23 Globe - 22 Safford - 6 pp..p fkgwa FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 105 The 197677 Tiger Basketball ended with a disappointing over- all record of 6 wins and 17 losses and a conference record of 2 wins and 12 losses. However, the future looks bright, as 9 of this year's 10 varsity lettermen will be retuming for next year. Upper right: Richard Estevane releases his speed to get around his opponent. Center left: T. K. Matthews mechani- cally drops in another two. Center right: Bob Wolf keeps his con- centration to out-jump his opponent and sink it for a score. Lower right: The 197677 Basketball Team try to pull themselves together to win the big game. BASKETBALL me cyfzicfifzj gfgsfza ,-s 53 Upper left: The Varsity Basketball Coach, Mr. Matthews, led the Tigers in a battling season. Upper right: Winslet Nosie tips the ball to his team mates in a jump ball. Center right: The Varsity Basketball Team huddles for a pep talk. lower left: Lance Fuller goes up for a lay-up with high hopes of making it. BASKETBALL 107 J Although the j.V. team fin- ished the season with a 4 win, 15 loss record, they showed much promise for future varsity teams. Upper right: 1976-77 -I.V. Basketball team. Center left: Dennis Palmer puts a lot of effort into the shot. Middle center: Tom Owens shows form for free throw. Center right: Kenny Wantland tips it in for two. Lower left: Benny Marin puts one in over the defender. Lower right: Marty Rex charges in for the score. 108 Basketball KM 2 4 ow .QD'zonzi4,.s.f will cyacfa Bai KW .fox scozaff The Frosh topped j.V. and Varsity in the win-loss column with a 12-7 record! Their spir- ited play and high enthusiasm was a great asset to the team effort. Upper left: 1976-77 Frosh Basketball team. Upper right: Dwayne Grider concen- trates on the tough one. Center left: Orlando Valenzuela shows finess', on his lay-ups. Center right: Norman Kasten casually pops one in. lower left: Art Ochoa demonstrates confidence in his dribbling. Lower right: Ronnie Cordova goes up for a jump shot. BASKETBALL 109 9752 I Baagsfgaffgumpa 'Tw I' The Varsity team maintained a fantastic score of 18 wins and 4 losses along with winning both divisional games and making second place at State. fWith Miss Rice coaching, the team couldn't avoid a winning recordlj 1 l0 GIRIS' BASKETALLL Upper right: Donna Halverson tips a jump-ball to her teammates. Center left: Debbie Haynes attempts a basket while being blocked by an oppo nent. lower right: Row One - l to r, Patty Haozous, Carol Chapman, Donna Hal- verson, Debie Osborne, Lou Ann Foer- ster, Q -Ianice Palmer, Rwo two, Charle juan, Debra Haynes, Tina Naicl Vicki Hunter, Christina Flora Iaverne Bendle, Carol Haozous, a Miss Rice. Fun, action, and excitement The j.V. record for this year was were involved in the junior Var- 15 WinS and 1 loss. sity games. Upper left: Debie Osborne tries to pass the ball as an opponent looks on questioningly. Upper right: Ethel Goode receives the ball as another player watches in hopes that she will drop it. Lower left: Holly Sellars is overjoyed with the chance of making a basket. Center right: CFront rowj Stephanie Stevens, Mae Haozous, Sue Phillips, Tina Lang, Barbara Harvey fBack rowj Diane Hemphill, Leslie Hilliard, Deb- bie Osbome, Lou Ann Focrster, Miss Rice. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 111 1 One of the biggest goals that the Wrestlers wanted to acheive was to go to State. With the help of Coach Pat Harder and Assistant Coach David Ray, they made it. Upper right: The 1977 Globe Varsity Wrestling Team. Center left: Coach Harder calls out instructions to help one of his varsity wrestlers. Center: Shelby Rutledge, the team cap- tain, takes down his opponent with fast and accurate moves. Center right: Many of the exercises that the wrestling team does, helps them to prepare for their matches. Lower left: Randy Brumagin shows good sportsmanship by shaking his opponent's hand. Lower right: The referee announces Ted Taylor the winner of his match. 112 Wxstling uf .Q-Dlddffdf fzifzga, l 'lirfflglri fo cglfafs Upper left: Paul Miranda works hard to pin his opponent to the mat. Upper center: Owen Lenard makes his final move and he has his opponent beaten. Upper right: Tom Marcanti blocks his opponent and sprawls so that his oppo- 'nent may not take him down. Center: The j.V. Wrestlers shake hands with the Safford Bulldogs at the end of the matches. Lower left: Dennis Beaver puts his opponent in an arm bar. Lower right: Richard Shaw takes his opponent down with great ease. WRESTLING 3 fusfzgygaff .san cqatiozzf 1 E' 114 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Upper right: Donna Halverson uses the coordination needed in volleyball. Center: The Varsity Team: ffirst rowj Charlene juan, Christina Flores, Deb- bie Haynes, Sarphina Thompson. fsec- ond rowj Donna Halverson, Holly Sel- lars, Patty Haozous, Diane Hemphill, Miss Rice. Lower left: Donna Halverson sets up the ball for Christina Flores as the opposing team looks on in despair. left: junior Varsity team mem- demonstrate the amount of con- iintration involved in volleyball. Fenter left: The junior Varsity team: first rowj Teresa Hayslip, Brenda Vbabler, Cynthia Foerster, Christina andaval, Terri Aguirre, Puala Gon- ales, Dorene Haynes. Csecond rowj averne Bendle, Christina Lang, haron Phillips, Debbie Osborne, Deb- Vie Schultz, Tania Dicky, Tina Naiche, Iiiss Rice. enter right: Christina Sandaval hits e ball as her team members look on. This year's girls' volleyball teams had fun and enjoyment in both practicing and playing vol- leyball and in meeting other players and making new friends. The records for the teams are as follows: Varsity - 6 wins and 9 losses, junior Varsity - 8 wins and 6 losses, Freshman - 4 wins and 1 loss. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 115 Boy: I mag gala . This season track began in cold, windy weather. The boys practiced hard because they were determined to win the events in which they had been entered. Upper right: The 440 men were Marty Rex, Anthony Briones, Albert Sanchez, and T. K. Matthews. Lower left: Gary Icnox sizes up the pole vaulting area. Lower right: Eddie Cordova takes a practice run over the hurdles. BOYS' TRACK 'T' azz fkzqy cffafzf Upper left: Andrew Burdett uses great force in throwing the discus. Upper right: Tony Valenzuela and Ned Casey try for speed in the distance run. -Q . qxx K ' 4 ...ri-?'-- - N . 'H' ffl I gifzfi ' gets a 44121251249 :Safari Li? -I 1 ,, A i 1315... fag ci , , , E, ug., 5 j V 3 W . U. 3 . in I I ! I ,n.'l .l F I I . i ' I I - 1- - Z Q A fa' E -JJ -. tyy. , . . r, - . '! ' W- , 9. s 5, N 4 .t -, A g. , V YgLVgLL if ig - ' F 1 . C+, -3 IQ . ' -.A 'v , ' Q 5 ' -1 i I r ' .1 - ... . 5 ' , fi x .-, . ' 1 d o - 1 v-- , . ' W, Q J , i. f ' - P 1 i The girls involved in this year's field and running events and relay teams started practice in February with the goal of winning future meets in mind. Upper left: the girls work out daily to keep their bodies in running condition. Upper right: ffront rowj Donna Hal- 1l8 GIRLS' TRACK X X verson, Lori Dugan, Debbie Schultz, Cback rowj Anna Salas, 'and Paula Gon- zales are among the year's returning Lettermen. Center left: Some members of the girls' track team that will represent globe at meets. Lower right: Debbie Schultz shows Christina Flores some of the techni- ques involved in throwing a discus. L pu l I .0-Uzacfics . .qgmafica . V x K , .k .. L , Nrk, A hi., ,. ew .sv Kaur so X axsfl Q- ?'T s I i - ,L J r 45- i. Upper left: The varsity team. Upper right: The varsity pitcher winds up. Center left: A varsity player races with .pi,, M .r , . the baseball. Lower left: A varsity player attempts bunting. Lower right: A varsity player fields a flyball. Preparing for the upcoming season was a long hard job for the Varsity, junior Varsity, and Freshman coaches. Fundamen- tal, intermediate, and advanced skills had to be covered to keep up the Globe High tradition of a good baseball team. Baseball players underwent long, gruel- ing practices where they gradu- ally perfectedtheir baseball skills. Long, sometimes unevent- ful hours went into making the team what it was. 5 BASEBALL 119 fpzacficz . . fo Upper left: A j.V. player slides into home. Upper right: Aj.V. player warms up. Center right: The j.V. team practices. lower right: Baseball, the spectators view. l V ' A9010 0 4x6 'ill JH , 3 1 -31-1 120 BASEBALL U55 Baasgaff gzaifiolz .N f'X x ,. Jil i r - , Upper left: A freshman player fields a W grounder. Center left: Sprinting was emphasized as shown by two freshman players. Center right: A freshman player slides into second. Lower left: Two tired freshmen head for the locker room. 1914? ,A I I K ' Se: N ff M ld V' V',f ' y 1 X ki ' 1 'QA . BASEBALL 121 goff-:fu Under the direction of Coach Rex, the Golf Team played a full schedule of matches. Also, Congratulations to Mark Elow- itz, for making his first hole-in- one during practice! Upper right: Tom Carnahan cleans up after himself. Center left: Danny jackson cleans his balls before a big match. Center middle: Randy Gustafson blasts one out of the sand trap and into the hole. Center right: Mark Elowitz spends many hours of practice on the putting green. 122 Golf was 4105.5 mfg, 12,244 A, . . i. r' ns lr' 4. bfi? , ? f- 3 ,,.. '21 , ff ff- r-' ,J 7- QM ADS DIVISION 123 .Q alll 955 ll - fi i I IH .IIIII III!! i-Q at by ,Le.,,4:efr' - L.. r ff.- if! ii Ingrid showing off iusi' one of Ihe many new I977 cars. MIAMI MOTCDRS, INC. Chrysler, PIymouI'I1, Dodge, and Dodge Trucks - J. c. ici-luv, GUTIERREZ, owner IOI3 Live Oak Miami Arizona 4 ADS 20 F h 1' f 3 S Boad 5-2l9l WI 0Eh LUCILLE'S as ions or women o any age Bill Elowih showing one of many L I El S B E E U ifems 'I'ha+ may be purchased af UNIQUE sPoRTlNe HUT csoons I2 N. Broad 425-25 e Cub 'Ho how us ample of Ed Bacon and son Earl display e of fhe fine wesfern saddles al' i S S a S e 'fine wafches 'Found al' BACO N 'S BOOTS CUBITTO JEWELRY AND ADDLES Be a Civboy in Sfyle M N Bw-Hd 425 6 a N. Broad 425-56 Siepha nie and Caihy display a few of 'Ihe ifems sold af Ihe Old Mexico Giff Shcp. 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McSPADDEN FORD 425-4998 425-449l 60I Norlh Broad Glo l.aVERN SUMPTER 924 Norih Broad Owner Globe, AZ. MARVIN REDBURN says: Good Service ls Our Business Complefe Car, Truck and Off Hi-way Tire Service REDBURN TIRE C O . Wholesale Refail New General Tires. All sizes and fypes GENERAL TIRE 473 4l5I 20Lu eOaIx Miami, Arizona 140 ADS Visii Johnny's Upholsiery for fine decorafing and 'Fixing of chairs. JOHNNY'S UPHOLSTERY JOHNNY AND TONY INSALACO 425 7057 29I N Broad Globe Arizona Yamila flaw 0414265 I7 Your one siop shop for home needs Hardware - Housewares -- Pain+ - Elecirical Sporfing Goods - Appliances - TV - Sfereo Furni+ure - Carpef Broad Phone425-766 I HOUSE OF S H G JOHN AND MELBA MEDIZ ggzgxad 425-7885 o e, nzona CO P P E R C I TY Winj6?vYXII'IL:7Ilr'ISo8n6047 R G C K S H G P Exclusive Dis+ribuI'ors For LA L D E L D I A Inspirafion Copper Co. 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T , -gn i 2 5 . 4 5 . g, Xu V. , 1 5- pf, . ' 94 l 1 T If ,A ' ' fx i f . .D 1 -1 Kg , I. f X 4 , IL -.Llr m ' V J!! ' A ,g f f lm X ug tan ' V' K 1 ' ' so t 4 Q.. 9- 33' jnalni6U . ...- 144 ADS Joe Griswold and Mrs. Margarei' Sanchez worIc +oge+I1er 'Io Iceep people coming back 'Io Sfa+e JOE GRISWOLD Farm Insura nce. Mr. Paul Corso gives quick and courfeous service MID-STATE PIPE 81 SUPPLY CO. INC. Agenf Coun+ry Club Terrarce Bus. Phone Res. Phone 425-576l 425-95l I 5 425-6777 666 lfz Ash Sireei Globe .' -1' -- 4, - - T '- .. ' --,'f 'i-'.---' ,- . ' TU. ....f:,.-ll. Q-.,,Q-HN. -..,.Af-h- ' .4:.,A U . -'if'ff!f3'I e 9?FQ?:?f 'Q 'mE'+''GWB f'f'.Qf 35 -' A4 2. '- .' ,.e.4 'f-1 rfreu Af - Hurry 'Io HeaIy's for new ChevroIe+ cars and +rucIcs. HEALY'S AUTO SALES 994 N.BroacI 425-2 I 97 For fine car and furni'Iure uphoIs'I'ery visiI' Reyes UphoIs'Iery ai' I69 Lane S+ree'I REYES UPHOLSTERY 425-4760 I69 Lane SIree'I Globe ADS 145 Q , . 46 ADS in Q CITIES SERVICE COMPANY MIAMI QPERATIONS Now making Ca+hode Copper a+ Ihe Miami Leaching Unii' AI o minin and 'll'n a+ P'n+ V Ile s g mI I gcopper I o a y Producing copper in Globe - Miami since I9I I 425-76l I .fglf Q213' .wi . , I ip.- 1 lluQ.. Q EL TACO FA U The besf Mexican food for less INSU RANCE '6'25.fE2fii?,fLLee+ COMPANY l I i Divieion of K E L S O ni:J3'lii'::m' FLQRIST 3, I 333 N. Broad Slreel' Globe' Arizona 54a somh Eas+ s+fee+ 425-446' Globe, Arizona Ph. 425-643 I CALLIE BYRNE - WILLENA CLINE Coming soon! 'OTAL CQMMUNITY RADIO K 4G :M Our new FM +ransmiH'er insfalled on The 8,000 ff. Pinal Moun+ains, will cover all of Gila Counfy. Mos? of Ari- zona day and night oice of 'rhe Globe Tigers g,J57f?W A QQ Q, Jzdfwwd 59 !977 h 'E-5 'L 1NSPtBmon ooasouwmwv V -gf . 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