Parker High School - La Reata Yearbook (Parker, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

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' K ' PARKER HIGH SCHOOL Parker, Arizona L I A orur Dedication The La Reata Staff dedicates the 1968 yearbook to Miss Martha Hubbard, who has served as teacher, guide, and friend to students at Parker High School for the past eleven years. I I I. .V N Q K I .VA N I VI. 'I I ,I I f 1 1, 75 1' J M ' a n I ig ,fx sr' , ,, I Am W My I In ,Q f NMI P S I Q- 9 -IQO IZ ! C, I QS6pf:b4 iff' F Qgggfw J T? I 4l .f 5 ,,,. X X ix-yi J, , f I V f ' 42 i ll I i in X5 1 In I Ili. , I I f ' ' I 4, :Tim xk V IIN H , gf I -' I X I X, I I ,I A Y ilfryx, I Mu. M NX III 5 I Ir X ,GE -XA . 1 .1 Dr- 'LA' W: I f .II IR ' xx IX I -5 E x.. ,IQ XX 'III ., I I f, W-.iff ,QW I yt., ff if Ez' ' . I V My SPRING I967 ACTIVITIES -West Champions 0f I967 The 1967 Parker High School Baseball Team was the first in the history of the school to win the B-West Conference Baseball Championship. Coach Frank Castro's Broncs ended the season with 9 wins and 3 losses in conference play and 10 wins and 8 losses in over- all play. The Broncs lost to State Champion Ray 11-1, in the state tournament. Parker placed two players on All-State Teams. Woody Lewis was named to the All-State lst team as a pitcher. Barney Aspa received Honorable Mention as an outfielder. Parker players on the B-West All-Conference lst team were pitcher Woody Lewis and out- fielders Earl Zeyouma and Barney Aspa. Infielder Tommy Gonzales made the 2nd team. Overall, it was a satisfying season. Parker's 1967 Varsity Baseball Team fQy.:fg1'xs.g eff:-gm: ' -gfffgggffw f -1 V ' 1 7 .ff z ,f ' s vp if, , , z X ' ff f 1 x ' , x I . f- rn ?'l I 9 N N in OUTFIELDERS N l ' X, , Ns f A 63- Earl Zeyouma, Barney Aspa, Stan Suffecool PITCHERS AND CA TCI-IER Flynn Andrew, Woody Lewis, ' Tommy Gonzales Vance Twiggs INFIELDERS Q John Dailey, Ted Jackson, 1 Tommy Gonzales, Flynn Andrew, in t P Glenn Fisher, Harry Anderson, Jimmy Simms ' I 1967 BASEBALL SCORES Parker Maricopa 5 Parker Parker Wickenburg 2 Parker Parker Kingman 12 Parker Parker Needles 15 Parker Parker Gila Bend 5 Parker Parker St. John 's Indians 2 Parker Parker Eagle Mt., Calif. '7 Parker Parker Antelope 7 Parker Parker Bagdad 5 Parker STAN SUFFECOOL BARNEY ASPA All-State Honorable Mention All-Conference lst Team 'd r ff. '55 . 51 JJ p li , I ' E f I W 1 ff . f 1 ' in 9 - GLENN FISHER i TOMMY GONZA LES All-Conference 2nd Team Q-,ii Maricopa 4 Wickenburg O Eagle Mt., Calif. 8 Gila Bend 1 St. John's Indians 6 Antelope O Bagdad 0 Kingman 6 Ray 11 WOODY LEWIS All-State lst Team All-Conference lst Team 5 ii xi EARL ZEYOUMA All-Conference lst Team VANCE Below: JIMMY SIMMS, HARRY ANDERSON, FLYNN ANDREW Bottom: MGR. PAUL MORRIS, JOHN DAILEY, TED IACKSON TWIGGS N ,X x QR i f A iwwud' R x X23 Zi! i . J ' E '.. .- I f Q , I X f 1 4' L ', A 14 7 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Parker 5 Parker 3 Parker 3 Parker 4 Parker 6 Parker 6 SCORES OF I,V, GAMES Seligman 4 Parker ll Seligman 7 Parker 18 Wickenburg 4 Parker 3 Kingman O Parker 6 Needles 3 Parker 2 Eagle Mt. 4 Parker 3 Parker 15 wickenburg 4 Eagle Mt. 22 Salome Varsity 8 Yuma 4 Yuma 7 Kingman ll Salome 4 Standing: Morton Little, Steve Sachak, Rudy Waco, Roy Skinner, Frank McGowan, Greg Hines, John Savino. 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Garry won his second consecutive State Championship in the 880 yard run, setting a new state record of 1:59 and shaving 1. 8 seconds from his old record. GARRY NEIDER is the outstanding track athlete in school history. He was B-West and State Champion in the half-mile run in 1967 and once again set a new State Class-B Record in the 880 of 1:59. In addition, he holds these school records: long jump, 20' 4 g 100 yard dash, 10. lg 220 yard dash, 23. 8g 440 yard run, 51. 9. Jfiwfatwwwat 1... WHMMQQMW' 3fMSf 'm.1w y,,.qdwweams-Q,-N. , R I ii I ,L k vw 1 A . ,. . 3 - K ' Wills! .4 Rear, 880 Relay: Steve Suffecool, Rick Cramer, Mike Rossman, Dennie Pool. Front, Mile Relay: Larry Hines, Hayes Dye, Melvin Lee, Jim Blackburn. Larry Hines, high jump, Flynn Andrew, pole vault and high jumpg Steve Suffecool, discus and shot putg D. L. Wilson, long jumpg Garry Neider, long jump. Alan Hatch, pole vault. ,. 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I . g YOUTH IN OFFICE Stan Suffecool, Justice of the Peace Town Magistrate, Judge Sam Sutton, Larry Neider, Mike Davenport, Rick Davis Youth Council in Council Chambers Chief of Police Bruce Jones, Larry Neider, Rick Jones YOUTH AT WORK Maggie Alcaida and Mrs. Dave Hoeft at Wallace Elementary School office Kathy Westman and Mrs. Ivar Johnson at Bio-Lab of Parker Rick Cramer and Mr. Terene Silva leveling land with town equipment Terry and Jerry Cunningham and Mr. Jerry Miller at J and I Union '76 Station ,J Hi K 'WM Jw? ,, , 'X ,qifw x ,M s 4 w si w- 1 v. ' if ' ' , , 'f 'Hma4a,,,4,Q,mw: .., OUTH D AY ACTION Eb CLARINET Jo Beaver CLARINETS Christine Andrew Karen Biggs Karen Bolton Sharon Dunn Lillian Garcia Vickie Lee Gary Skaggs Brenda Wadley Leah Webster David Hall SAXOPHONES Martha Bolton Molly Magee TEN OR SAXOPHONES Larry Neider Flynn Andrew Spring Concert CONCERT BAND ALTO CLARINETS Wayne Melton Jenell Webster BASS CLARINETS Stan Suffecool Barbara Wilson FLUTES Kathy Biro Patty Wendt Barbara Biro BASS OON Don Jackson BASS Jim McDaniel FRENCH HORNS Melvin Lee Steve Suffecool TRUMPETS Alan Hatch Reggie McCormick Gary Neider Eli Martinez TROMBONE Joe Wilson BARITONE Ricky Davis PERCUSSION Sidney Andress Mike Eberling Cathy Stewart D. L. Wilson Sally Savard Nancy Gallaher Mrs. Rosa Thomas, Director The Concert Band PHYS oving Up Day Every year, in the month of May, we have Moving Up Day. All Sth graders in the area are invited to move up to be frosh for the day and each of our classes also moves up . First is the presentation of major awards and academic awards. The Student Council campaign speeches and cheerleader tryouts are next. After lunch everybody but seniors 1 who moved up - and outlj votes. While votes are being counted the fun and games portion of the program goes on. This year it was called The Olympic Games , and featured one of the greatest indoor bike races ever seen MOVING UP DAY . . . Major Spring Awards An early highlight of Moving Up Day is the presentation of the Major Awards. These are earned by outstanding Juniors and Seniors and represent achievement over a three or four year period. We are especially proud of these students. S 0 llaas U lllolll B0Y'S State ............ . . . . Danforth Awards to Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl .-,'... D.A.R. Good Citizen Award . . . . . l Betty Crocker Homemaking Award , Elks Youth Leadership Award . , . . . , University of Arizona Alumni Award to the Outstanding Junior Boy and Girl ................. Arizona State University Alumni Award to the Outstanding Junior, Rear: Stan, Steve, Judy, D. L. , Bobby Front: Mary Jane, Marilou, Ruth, Juanita Other Major Award Winners Ruth Lawyer and Val Laughlin Stan Suffecool and D. L. Wilson Judy Graham and Bobby White Marilou Beaver Mary Jane Weil Juanita O'Carnpo 1 Rutn Lawyer and Stan Suffecool Steve Suffecool Rear: D. L. and Stan Front: Val and Ruth its W Q . X. g A if- E 4 tv ' r Boy's and Girl's Staters Moving Up Day. . . ENGLISH and SPANISH SOCIAL STUDIES FINE ARTS s gg, 3 3 .8 k:,1 MATH and SCIENCE PRACTICAL ARTS Moving Up Day. . . Academic Awards ENGLISH and SPANISH - Stan Suffecool, English IIIg Tim Holland English II, Fred Siebert English Ig Estelle Prieto, Spanish Ilg Ellen Studer, Spanish Illg Mary Jane Weil, Journalism. SOCIAL STUDIES - Steve Suffecool, American Historyg Marilou Beaver. Constitution Alan Wamer, Social Studies. FINE ARTS - Eli Martinez, Most Improved Bandsmang Stan Suffecool, John Phillip Sousag Neil Flores, Arty Sharon Dunn, Most Outstanding Bandsmang Nancy Gallaher, Chorus. MATH and SCIENCE - Bruce Stough, Algebra Ilg Bruce Chadwick, Chemistryg Flynn Andrew, Plane Geometryg D. L. Wilson, Physicsg Tim Holland, Advanced Biologyg Mike Bowlin, Healthy Diane Parris, Algebra lg Vickie Lee, Biology, Jonathan Grim, Advanced Math. PRACTICAL ARTS - Larry Hines, Woodshopg Ken Lyon, Agricultureg Stan Suffecool, Mechanical Drawing: Courtney Harper, Boys' Physical Educationg Lillian Garcia, Typing Ig Juanita O'Campo, Home Economics III, Marilou Beaver, Commerical Law Stephanie Bonds, Girls' Physical Education. , The happy winners - President D, L. Wilson, Treas- Karen Bolton, Barbara Wilson, and Girls Service urer Betty Weil, Secretary Val Laughlin, Vice- Pres- Club COUDI VOIGS. ident Stan Suffecool Elections Students line up to cast ballots in Student Body Election 28 V 1 1't'!isi a 5 2 f I fn-MGWQ' f S p ri n g p Sports Awards Woody Lewis, most valuable Baseball Player and Mr. Frank Castro, Coach of Parker's B-West Baseball Champions. At the All-Sports Banquet sponsored by the Cab- alleros de Yuma, Rudy Flores was named Top Athlete of Parker High School. He was also named outstanding football player and given a scholarship by the Colorado River Develop- ment Corporation. Others receiving awards were Garry Neider - outstanding trackman, Travis Nopah - outstand- ing basketball player, and Woody Lewis - out- standing baseball player. Sparkplug awards were given to Earl Zeyouma in football, Mike Bowlin in Track, Barney Aspa in baseball, and Don Eddy in basketball. Rudy Flores, Top Ath1ete of 1966-67 Graduation I96 Sixty-three students attended Baccalaureate Services on May 28th and graduated on June lst. Top Honor graduates Jonathan Grim, Becky Shill, and Bobby White spoke at graduation. Jonathan Grim received the Claypool's Scholarship, Becky Shill and Bobby White received Parker PTA scholarships, and Rudy Flores received the Yuma Chamber of Commerce Scholarship by the Colorado River Development Corporation. HON OR GRADUATES WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION: Jonathan Grim and Rebecca Shill WITH HIGH DISTINCTION: Bobby White, Terry Cunningham, ,Terry Cunningham WITH DISTINCTION: Marilou Beaver, Kathy Ann Carnahan, Judy Graham, Ellen Studer, Mary Jane Weil Z THE MARCHING AND STANDING To Baccalaureate To Graduation Waiting for Diplomas Receiving Diplomas LEADING HONOR GRADUATES SPEAK , , .Ton Grim speaks on Yesterday Becky Shill spoke on Tomorrow and received her diploma from School Board President, Mr. I. E. Bush Bobby White speaks on Today ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY X ff T I 1 x 1 N'- 4 X 5' Z if l I g iq?-,J :Ir F X I f ' I 1 L W.: 15,49 N I I -A .. Q, , TT' 1, ' ' . ' Il NNI. X 'I 7 w ' , I N' 4 , IA - A--I wif -if-A--A IAI1 ff W ' ' ' I f A A I -F-bw I 'T X f f' I ' V ' 1 1. -- - 11 f X A Q5 , u w U NI X I V 15 I, 5 . . Y I 2 If ff ' I Mg --.-,, - 2 I, I 1, X I I M. ,Y,,, ,- A Y IV W A II '11 A 'I' E II, I X aff' The Board of Education One of the most responsible positions of public service in any community is on the school board. Below are the men who direct the destiny of Parker High School. Mr. O. B. Francis, the newest member, was appointed to replace the late Dr. Dennis Gallaher. Dr. Gallaher served over nine years on the Board of Education, and ad- ministration, faculty, and students are most appreciative of his dedication and service. Mr. Ben Matthews Mr. O. B. Francis Vice-President, Salome Member, Parker g. Q, W.. . r .1 .gi Y K -fl ,-K' , W ...V I F, K . l at w.,m.fnM..,w.. B' , A is f , I Q if N 55 X , 5 f w ' V A V fllxif . l-El 1215? Mr. Don Cox Mr. J. E. Bush Mr. Wayne Sweetland Clerk, Parker President, Parker Member, Salome Mr. Emmett Sims, Principal COUNSELLING AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Alfred Oldenberg, Counselor, assists a student Mr. Bill Martin, Administrative Assistant and Director of Athletics, helps Sharon Dunn Mr. Baker, Mr. Silva, Mr. Martinez, Mr. Miller Mrs. Reaves, Mrs. Miller NON-TEACHING STAFF. . . 'sri . faq ,s ' fi. PE ' -1'-5 x. 1 I I ,,,. Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Morris in ' gf : 1 is .ik 1 , I 'I 'MF 5 ' i iff 3211! 1 ii ,oi ii: las' 'ff' ,szsqli Q Xa, if fmzaiisfggd I 'I-1 'S .Hsu -- .,kX 3 I L ' -. Mr. Laughlin Miss Znamenacek c FU 3 5 , f 1 ,M fi 12 u 3 'K' i vi 1 s Jflgib ' nf IJ ff? ,Q ,K Ea' . f glgifiilygz P .i fgffpai ifiessf Mr. Brennan ' lim i? ' 57: A ' 31553: ,3- M , ,L . 6 ,. u . u xl ,845 . , , hy :eli m Q 4 'is is I, 2 1, , fr 4' ffffiisi' 'E' sill 14,3 .I gm.. nail! l is tr in ii, I 4, , gill' - -.:'2aS.x5x'- sz-.:. its f -es. Miss Hubbard , asf., . +123 X J Q, ., I I 1 f l xv il- I - f IQ FM fini , Q I z. 3, gi, it-gg? 4 Q8Em3Filei':resS H, 45553555 A i i I 135 I Qgffs :Sill Mr. Martinez . f 'fi QW was f gm :fkrtigk N 3 4 1, 5511.1 ,, rg V 1 - iq! ,lf , ,':?5v',i 15 Zi2Eis,' I - sf, ,.'i figim-Vi, V. 1 Viiii , Miss Corts en English and Languages MR, A, J, LAUGHLIN teaches English MR, WILLIAM BRENNAN teaches Journalism and English MR, ALEX MARTINEZ teaches Spanish MISS ROSE ZNAMENACEK teaches English and Russian MISS MARTHA HUBBARD teaches English and Girls' Physical Education MISS ELAINE CORTSEN is the Librarian is 'M American Literature Spanish Lab 40 Practical Arts MR. OLLIE BLEVINS teaches Electricity and Auto Mechanics MR, RICHARD SAWYER teaches Agriculture and Basic Biology MRS, ANNE WITZLEBEN teaches Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Office Education MRS, MAE BALDRIDGE teaches Home Econom- ics, Practical Math, and Foundations of Math MR, FERNANDO MAYA teaches Woodshop, Boys' Physical Education, and Mechanical Drawing MR, FRANK CASTRO teaches Typing and Com- mercial Law 15 i f ,4,y A ,564 -gl Iytgim ff, ,E ' , Q . f as Mr. Blevins Mr. Sawyer QA , ' . ,. il,,A:vH?,: V, -' fx ,r.- pea., i q. . WV , Nagy. lui -t ,,, 1 f .A 'tt:gxgfsf..15iwg 'f1 fz ' 1 it ii , Mrs. Baldridge Mr. Maya AJ.. wrrkfizffr 'f1w:'.: I agp ,. . I 5 tr , . ,t f Xt .1-1 I I , 'vs' . 4 ', ty. . Q , E Kiwi' is tri ,sr . , 1 45 ' ff W iligfihff if I' Mrs. Witzleben Mr. Castro Office Education rw v vi S QP , -' if' f Q' fs'-if ,. A' 5 'san ' H - iw! ' if v P3 6. i 5 ,g Mr. Antcliffe Mr. Siebert Mr. Simmons MR, SAM ANTCLIFFE teaches American History and Constitution MR, FRED SIEBERT teaches Social Studies, Constitution, and Occupations MR. THURMAN SIMMONS teaches Constitu- tion, Drivers Training, and Health Social Studies ' 1 iid? ' .3 M, h ,,nshs,i , iis,,,,, , has Q, I Mr. Siebert's students taking a test MRS, MARY WEIL teaches Algebra and Founda- A' tions of Math MR, ERNEST BAILEY teaches Biology and , , Y Chemistry MR, LOY' HATCH teaches Geometry, Algebra, and Advanced Math al. Mrs. Weil Mr. Bailey MI- Hatch 5, Science and ath .14 . sr. ,J T1-al-. i Fi ne Arts 3 ,P+ 4 4 l MI- MODIS Mr. Burke fs., -.5t:,Ei.5?g Q ss 'W . ,-fT'5r:us5-,, .Q , H Vi 'Q t is L , 'V 'EN ,:f . , mag Th 1, .I I ,125-f 1215, 1 E- 'z' , i Q 5 I., 'ft 'Ti I 'E Zigi' : :fix .. . u s e x. Q--' ve il' 1:5 v 'Q?f'::71wf is ,,'fZA2afv' 111 3! 1 - 1- 'fists' ffgglp, my igg zf - isa, ff- 15 iz- .!1'fFfe,, -NIE? f -ig ' wif . ,E-..-f.,J5f.LgL-gif 1 W' fiiilha 1, A 1 '1s2512sj11:1 355.535 5 5 :gy- ,asf it i MR, SETH MOORE teaches Band, Music, and Chorus MR, JOHN BURKE teaches Art I and Art II Artists at work lst Period Band practice SENIOR5 Q y A X ' N' f Q' .,, - 1 f 5 3 11 I Q. f f 9 fy ' 1 4552- ef ,4 2' - L . 5 - J. f ' ff I f f A, iii ,: Kilim f :'- ' gif, 'Jnf '- ,f 141 'te Y ,UZ f ,ff 'F' .4 Q ' 55 Q OIVIMENCEIVIENI 'f Q , 22 f if K 5? f .1 S niors Vice-President Ruth Lawyer, President David Muse, Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Westman, Mr Moore, Mr. Simmons, Mrs. Baldridge, Mr. Hatch 46 . view :K X EARL ZEYOUMA 4' Football 2,3, All-Conference 2, 3, All , ,,,, State 35 IV Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3. - A bbel F' 1 at , . All-Conference 3g Letterman 's Club 1, 2, M fi 3.4: F. F. A. 15 Rotary Guest 4 ft- A W K EDDIE BONDS , A 1' arm.. QQ. ji N, wlv- 33? ,E as .1 2 xx ' lff y .,,: if If BRUCE CHADWICK Transfer from Auburn, California, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4, Intra- murals 3g Chemistry Award 33 Rotary f 2 Student Guest 4 HAROLD CLAW IO ANN DAVIS Student Council 4g Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4, Honor Roll 1, 25 Pom Pon 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus pianist 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Concert Chorus 2, 3: Spanish Club 4, Vice-President 4 BARBARA FORINASH 'hs ALLEN CAR-NEY Qt.. ,,,,, ,,,Li!,., ,,,,,,,.,, grzggfggggggiqzigi , . Transfer 35 Football 1, 2, F, F,A, 1,3,45 4 ' ' Elks Youth Day 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, ' . , ' ' Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 - ' IACQUELINE cosTAB1LE 4 .- if Transfer 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Concert Chorus 4 9 la ,.., I A KAREN BOLTON Grrls Servrce Club 3 4 Parlramentary Procedure Club 4 Honor Socrety 1 2 3 F T A 4 Vrce Pres1dent4 Grrl of the Month 4 Band 1 2 3 4 OGA 3 JESSE GERBITZ COURTNEY HARPER RICKY MURPHY Football 2 3 I V Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Student COUHC114 Intramurals 2 3 4 Homecommg Attendant Electr1c1ty Award 1 Mech Drawrng Award 1 Let termans Club 1 2 3 4 KELLY PATRICK Student Councrl 4 Art Club 4 Honor Roll 3 I V Cheerleader 2 Pom Pon 3 4 Dr11l Team 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 M1xedChorus3 GA A 1 2 3 4 TED JACKSON Football mgr 1 Baseball 1 3 4 Intra murals 1 Mrxed Chorus 4 OGA 4 Www LINDA JANE HOWARD Student Councrl 4 Upward Bound 3 4 Presrdent 4 Band 1 2 Spamsh Club 4 OGA 3 Band Club 1 2 GAA 4 KATHERINE WESTMAN Mrxed Chorus 3, 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Honor SOCISIY 4, Class Secretary Treasurer 4, I-Iomecomlng Queen 4 UG: IUANITA O'CAMPO Student Council 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3,4, President 3,4, Parliamentarian 25 Library Club 45 Parliamentary Procedure Club Secretary 45 Honor Society 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Upward Bound Presi- dent 35 Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 35 Academic Awards-Home Ec. I, Biology, Social Studies 15 OGA 35 Elks Leadership Award 3 ART HERNANDEZ JIMMY SIMMS Football 2, 3, 45 IV Basketball 25 Baseball 1,3,45 Pony Express 35 La Reata 35 Elks Youth Day 3,45 Intramurals 1, 3,45 Con- cert Chorus 45 Letterman 's Club 1, 2, 3,4 ROB ERT HILTON MADELINE ALCAIDA Powderpuff 15 Honor Roll 3,45 Pom Pon 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Top Twenty 1, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2: OGA 3, GAA 1,2,3,4, President 4 SHERRY LYNN BOTTORFF Library Club 1, 2,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Intramurals 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,4 RONNIE HILL VANCE TWIGGS Football 2, 3,4, All-Conference 45 JV Basketball 1,25 Track 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Library Club 45 Intramurals 2,35 Band 1, 25 Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Concert Chorus 35 Letterman 's Club 3,4 KERRY NORRIS Football 45 Track 2, 3,45 Baseball 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Spanish Club 4 SHERWOOD LEWIS Transfer from Needles 15 Football 2,4, All-Conference 45 Basketball 1, 25 Base- ball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 3, All- State 3, Most Valuable Player 35 Rotary Student Guest 4 GARY MATTICE Football 1, 2,3,4, All-Conference 4, All- State 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Boys' Service Club 3,4, President 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Homecoming King 45 Typing I Awardg Letterman 's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 REBECCA HUNTER MARTY LYNN Football 1, 2, 35 JV Baseball 25 Intra- murals 3, 45 Lettertnan's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Typing Award 15 Spanish Club 45 Elks Youth Day 3,4 BILL DUSSAMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Art Club 35 Elks Youth Day 3,45 Intramurals Coach 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Concert Chorus 3, 45 Letter- man 's Club 2, 3, 4 JACQUELINE MILLER F. H. A. 1, 2, 45 Library Club 2, 45 Intra- murals 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2 ALAN HATCH Football 2, 3,45 IV Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, Art Club 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 STEPHANIE BONDS Powderpuff 1, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 1,2,4, Pom Pon 2,3,4, Head 3,4, Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Homecoming Attendant 4, OGA 3, PE Award 3, GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Council Rep. 4, Class Secretary- Treasurer 1, 2, 3 DONALD JACKSON 9'--sf BELLE ANN LARKIN MARGO COOPER Transfer 3, Girls Basketball 1,2, Girls Track 1, 2, Girls Baseball 1, 2, Student Council 2, Pony Express 3, F. H.A. 3, Honor Roll 3, Cheerleader 2, Flagbearer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, GAA 1, 2, Geography Club 2, French Club 1, Gymnastics and Drama Clubs 1, 2 'QQ 1' HM MCDANIEL M,,,,.s. -PTH JV Football 1, Intramurals 2, Band 1, 2,3 4, Brass Ensemble 1, 2,4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Concert Chorus 2, 3,4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, All- State Band 3 SHARON DIAN HALL Library Club 2, OGA 3 CLYDE ANDRESS Football 1,2,3,4, JV Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, 3,4, IV Baseball 1, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Let terman's Club 2, 3,4 TRUDY WOOD G. A. A. 3, Library Club 3, Varsity Cheer leader 4, Pom Pon 3, Chorus 4 ,rmaw in , 5, J, 5,,,,,,,,,,f,,,,,53, ,rf,,M,35a,!5,,,,,,g,f,,,,555,,,5,,,,,,.,5,g,f, . ...5 H - , sair - 1 5 5 5 5 55 ' , fm.:-,.:::f,ff.g15e5,fff2f5. f ,Q , it is 5 .5 . ' 35, -5, its ff - A .f,I,g:',i:55,55,,, ., p y 1,5 , . Lf? ':::555,5455,,,,5,5fv,5 fffi?6:,, ,,:f,rf'f5,f2bf,., 5 I 'ff' ' 5' 5 'fwfr ' , ,flfrisw ,tg em fam Fw 2. 539525 ,. . 15:35-, fini? 'fwfr' ,zsqg vrfffr 'T A W ,.y..,,,,,. ., .. . gf, . 'f 5+ 'f ,Wfw r'zefefi,.- ' , , 5ff5F'ff'3 P 5 i ,ggffyft ,555 :,I, 315' 355, 5 RUTH LAWYER Transfer 25 Student Council 45 Girls' Service Club 4, Secretary 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Girl of the Month 45 Flagbearer 3,45 Pom Pon 2, 35 Elks Youth Day 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Spanish Club 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Algebra l Awardg Typing 1 Award5 Girls' State 35 Outstanding Girl 35 Class Vice-President 4 ES TELLA PRIETO MARILYN N, PADDOCK F. H. A. 35 Library Club 15 Upward Bound 3,4, Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 35 OGA 3 A LFRED SHAFFER DONALD L. WILSON Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council President 45 Boys' Service Club 45 Parliamentary Pro- cedure Club 45 Honor Society 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Rotary Guest 45 Band 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Spanish Club 45 Spanish, Algebra II Awards 15 Boys' State 35 Physics Award 35 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 NORM LYON STAN SUFFECOOL Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 1, 3,4, Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 45 Boys' Service Club 4, Vice-President 45 Honor Society 3, 45 El.ks Youth Day 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, John Philip Sousa Award 3, All State Band 25 Rotary Guest 45 Boys' State 35 U of A Outstanding Boy 35 Class Vice-President 1, 35 Academic Awards--English, Biology, Social Studies, Algebra 1, 15 English, Mechanical Drawing 35 National Merit Commendation 4 SALLY EVANS Library Club 25 OGA 3 TOMMY GONZA LES Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, All-Conference 35 Student Council Rotary Student Guest 45 Mixed Chorus 4 3: VAL JEAN LAUGHLIN Football and Track Statistician 3,45 Stu- dent Council Secretary 45 Pony Express Staff 3, 45 La Reata staff 3,4, Editor 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 4, President 45 Parliamentary Procedure Club 45 Student Council Convention 45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Top Twenty 2,35 Girls' State 35 OGA 2, 3,4 FRANK LEUPPE IR. GAYLE DOWDY F. H. A. 15 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Top Twenty 35 Pep Club 1, 2,5 OGA 35 Elks Youth Day 3,4 JANIE MERRITT Student Council 35 Library Club 1, 2, 3,4, 1-Iistorian 25 Cheerleader 45 Majorette 15 Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Chorus 1, 25 Home coming Attendent 45 OGA 3 STEVE SUFFECOOL Football 1,2, 3,4, All-Conference 45 Track 2, 3,45 J. V. Baseball 15 Student Council 1,2, 3, 4, President 35 Boys' Service Club 2, 4, Treasurer 45 Student Council Convention 35 Rotary Student Guest 45 Elks Youth Day 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3, 4, Outstanding B-West Instrumental Soloist 1, Outstanding Bandsman 15 Spanish Club 45 Academic Awards--Biology, English, Algebra I, Social Studies 1,35 ASU Medallion of Meritg National Merit Final- ist: Letterman 's Club 1,2, 3, 4 DAVID ALAN MUSE Class President 2, 3,45 Student Council Parliamentarian 3,45 Student Council Convention 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 3,4, President 3,4, District Vice-President 35 Parlia- mentary Procedure Club President 45 Boys' Service Club 3,45 Intramurals 2,45 Elks Youth Day Councilman 35 Chapter Star Farmer 35 Livestock Farming Award 3, F. F. A. State Leadership Conference 35 Homecoming Attendant 4 FRANCES WELSH BYRON WOODLEY SHANE MILLER ROBERTA YOUNG Transfer from Antelope 35 Class Secretary 15 Class Rep. 25 Student Council 2-5 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Girls' Service Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Upward Bound 3,45 Varsity Cheer- leader 45 Pom-Pon 2, 3, Head 25 Intra- murals 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 F. F. A. Sweetheart 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 25 Fine Arts Club 1, 2 GREG RANDA LL SHORT CATHY STEWART Honor Roll 35 Library Club 25 Band 1,2, 35 OGA 3 KEN TON TRACK MICHAEL EBERLING Transfer from Antelope and Salome 35 Football 1,25 Track 1, 25 Intramurals 3, 45 Band 1, 2 3, 45 Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 1,25 Music Club 1 BARNEY ASPA Football 1, 2,35 J. V. Basketball 1,25 Ba.seball 1, 2,3, All-Con- ference 3, All-State second team 3, Co-Captain 35 Track 35 Let- terman's Club 1,2,35 All-Star Banquet in Yuma 3 M 11 , - rrrr :JW IN MEMORY OF OUR LATE CLASSMATE- Danny Cox Danny's untimely death in an automobile accident on a rain-slicked highway in February of 1968 was a shock to his school and community. Danny had an active and successful year at school in 1967-68 as many other pages of this yearbook will attest and we add these photos of Danny as he will be remembered by all of us. is E M Ut' 441' nf ll af ,Q Danny m his art class Danny Cox Left Danny, No 60 beforeagame f s We. it 34 'W rn x wig 5, 3 -1-1,495 Danny and Classmates .M ,, Q --3 -, 5 -' --L -...M P ' in sf L .v ' .- Y 433253: ' f 'J ,,,,, 55? 2 , ,N w 3 N agisixf' r A y .51 ,551 W' if rers' . as Q M ' N i gm fl Ji QV' ' za?- fa riff? . is Ara.-M f 1 -.vw-'.'.e-1-11, ff 5 ., ' f '.'?rIQ-'Greig -' ' ' f 5' mp, ry 4f,V'f,ggfs:g!i-'S ,N I J' ' r 1 'gig , ,,,V au xl, :ff V V, 5:1 f H V- :, 3-, is 'VM I ii fx f I N' . Lg, . f Ma at barbeque UNDERCLASSMEN I? .7, A. XX X V A , I' s'B , -X! A M .J 1 . 7 'LZ Esnvbsvnssx If . X If M L, ' --- I ,,,- f 1' 7 S k Gig Y X17 - 1 xii' ,ff ff ' ,f' ff 6, f f' f if x X Q-fi f ,y K NX X , f 1 f X X I af 1 f -1, ff X ' X , f I La? 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Fw FWQQ --GL fry v :iw-V ' David DeLaTorre Douglas Dettman Leo Dick Lois Dick Theo Dick Bonita Eddy Jerry Erhardt William Esquerra Anita Flores Verna Forinash Enedina Franco Don French Don Funkhouser Faye Gaither Lillian Garcia Sheila Gatewood Barbara Hatch Daphne Hill Gary Hill Greg Hines Doyle Holderness Bob Holt Ramona Humeumptewa Rosario Hurtado Janie Jernigan Denice Joy Melvin Lee Juliana Leivas Michael Leuppe Rodney Lewis Morton Little Rosemary Little Molly Magee Martha Marentes Sarah Martinez Melanie Mattice Marvin McCabe Orlando McCabe Frank McCowan Margaret McDaniel .iff 552 , aww: sk 1-.4 fi frm? Q U if . gi, H4 3 ,N . . if nfs nail, gf i M EI, F51 . JL' 'fffaiue f ' Ka H95 z' 4- in ,,qg,fg,.5: .,.,zgf1fs -we ff 4, -su 5 . -- sas -,,:,i,.,2gv-fgffbfsgf . 9-M : 'Qi fii' i ' . 5555557 5 fr W ff .gp 0 x A ,L , , , N ,JS 3,5 3451 . 'J iqfs, ' 4 .4 'v , 5, 5 ,S X, ' . , , , A in r' N 's n,gg3pgv5?gz:1?2i I ., gm 'Q-p.,,gi'f 'Wil' zfjqfgmt 1, , , s5'!'w 3 ' 5 git! 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Ii?-f' '- f l ' . 551, 'fffifs .. 92' Q- , , kb 5, A v Q' 45151 f I A is ig 5' 1 'll nm Q! Jgfg, Q M' ' M, ,x Xi. 45 A! . f S F 1 1' .1153 ,T-,5 b , L, , ., i 4' ' mn - - 35515, i 1. if . ,. Qyvsg. -ll. , , 55 E .,' , , r l 55,33 f f H ,1mn7' Q Class Members Not Pictured: Raymond Aspa Phillip Aaron Draper Sandra Eddy James Grimes Bobby Hatch Mike Johnson Reggie McCormick Steven Nehmer Jimmy Ware Mike Warner Jenell Webster Leah Webster Phoebe Welch Patsy Welsh Tillman Welch Debby Westman Kathy Wills John Winter Tom Young Freshmen Mr. Maya, Mr. Brennan, Miss Hubbard, Mrs. Wirzleben, Mr. Bailey, Vice-President Miner Webster, President Ronnie Simms, Secretary-Treasurer David Hoeft 71 7 us rw' , q .. , air. fs if ss, .-fff:f:::gi5,f5., X B ' .. , ' - A ,, C. 5 1 X-gsiagiissaisff-. fr ' ,af nl: 1 , zepiifz fires-gzf 9- ' - B '1Ff'fW a 22: l ,hzsfr2:fga 5:i1g' zs 532 I -fi f --f..i:.21Z:E'LE. 'iif5f 2, 5' f P W-.' 1 WE' '12-ae51'zf . 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Debbie Coombs Curt Crawford Jimmie Cunningham Thomas Daniel Ruth Davis Mary Dickson John Dudik Olan Dunn Baldwin Eddy David Eddy Janice Eddy Bill Eldred Robin Elliott Martin Esquerra Dolly Flores Mercedes Flores Juanita Garcia Fred Haskins Dawn Hatch Connie Heredia Davil Hill David Hoeft Erwin Holt Debbie Howze Sandy Hudson Ella John Michele Jones Doyle Kennedy .1 X., 1, , :I I n J V 4, V , U. 1, xiii Q fllff. ff H J J' f .. 3 ,,Ll , ii 'E , I v.,fgz,I use E 5 fd! ! 'H 'aww ' W l W1 .JU If sdiv1 ' 3 I J etiii ' ' .1 m 'XS 41,51 an-fx. YQ.. -fxiwl V923 Yeifv Q. grav y 53 9,31 ' 212 gifgffv 1:--zu a, Sain -iz..-If ' la ff QQ -iffrlifl ggi: Efgrl YM iisfligiikiii f' 3 s z , ' g s'- gn ' f-4.9 . gvffi j'-U , - '1 I ,.5M.,,,.,,.,:3' ,A L , sr 5'za 'A 4' '05-29 filo! 1 gh- sa A Q f 'M 'ab '-1-., .X M ,s. rx 'Ewa X 1 1' , L, 3 . Q h . L, qu ' ?'2.i.3vi. 5555 ' f in A J, .M A X 1, if '?, 'f 1. 3, David King Lawanda Laffoon Karen Langton RoxAnn Leamons Matthew Leivas George Lopez Art Lyon Myra Mahkewa David Martinez Patty Melander Wanda Melton Lillian Miller Mike Miller Harley Mitchell Carolyn Moody Meridith Moon Paula Moser Helen Myddelton Ricky McCormick Elizabeth McDowell Lynda Nez Nathaniel Nez Pat Ng Mike Parker Donald Parris Diane Ramey Gail Ramsey Kenneth Rigsbee Jennifer Ripberger Benny Rosenquist Jim Roybal Ruben Carmona Luann Ryon Esther Salcido Colleen Scott Dana Scott Henery Shortey Deborah Silva Ronnie Simms Sandy Smith .r-' I ,hte ' iv A, Nl W 4 'r . V I wr 'Pie Y , ,, '- Q 1 , mf I , ,af K ga 'Q .gy U fre f mf lr W' n F mi k l if 1 M r , -Mya 'Ui' sw' t - G 5 is . s W gg, 'ix 48 - J. 1'-. 35,2 in A ,fi 4- ' F f 'fv 421- I F51 , af- I Y .1 -q H, .X , r in F it rw. 341 5, 4 ,,,,, :! 11-3? my it . K W3 X rr' K . 1, ' 'X ,lg 1: '- I' EE S .fu 3 1 W ...M , Www i w. , ' W J ix 'Q ,pp ' Y x X ,w J. Al a I f mf ff ,Xu n I Vx: Class Members Not Pictured Todd Cramer Rudolph Paddock Rox Ann Gnau Timothy Jackson Mona Pool Mark Howard Caroline Solaiza Sandra Sorrell Debby Stiffler Dennis Street Nora Sutton Mitzi Swick Johnny Trevino LaJuana Tucker Lou Ira Undergust Esther Vasarhely Jesse Vindiola Brian Warner Miner Webster Chris Weil Phillip Welsh William White Dora Williams Janet Wilson Leonard Zeyouma ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE cLua fgyme Fa 1-sri, r3oYs'seev1cE' ,fa MMG M, .Q u ,QW QQAQQIFFAQQ. Q'fJ4'4 gf 1 gg ' fih Q74-55 'Sli ,sy 'iigj 59 .,A -fin 6e3lEf+f3f3,Qf15,f9,3 '3,3wQ'9'ffii K-' grim Q96 QfP,,'g9fQ gg? S A Q Q - AQ ,Q 0,59 fiw. FHA i-4-STS Ei LA-ARYA-:Q ' 5 - - - 'Q D - . vfa Q QQQQQQQ QQ wrmmfus QQ Qfqgg, feb . Q ,S ,aim ,f 9 fffwfwfxnimf, U as QQQISJUPWSEDE3 S4365 1- ,gg SPANISH 296 gg if Q. ,W . Nam Miz.. .1 jk.- . .mzigg-N W X, .,4-,.f, ki N' -1: f 'N Ui i'ES ufE. - 5'5 ':16s 77 Sponsor Mr Martm V1ce Presldent Stan Suffecool Presldent D L WIISOH Treasurer Betty Well Sec retary Val Laughhn Student Council ,Z . , Z K' , ? K U' i'f1!11iii ' f?--fkffifiifv 1 Student Council President D. L. Wilson Class Officers Meet on Campus Frosh Vice-Pres. Miner Webster, Soph. Pres. Larry Smith, Sr. Pres. David Muse, S.'C. Pres. D. L. Wilson, Jr. Pres. Flynn Andrew, Frosh Pres. Ronnie Simms, S. C. Vice-Pres. Stan Suffecool President Steve Suffecool, President Ruth Lawyer, Sec retary - Treasurer Flynn Andrew Honor Society Sponsor Mr. Siebert, Vice- Jim Blackburn reads ark Lee in Library i-',z.:fg,15 ' Scholar-Athletes Tim Hol- land, Alan Warner, Flynn Andrew, discuss- Beowulf? Reading period for Juniors Susan Martinez, Sharon Martinez, Alan Warner HONOR SOCIETY AT WORK nel Tony Martinez, Chapter Sweetheart Clarice Romo, Reporter Bill Anders, Sponsor Mr. Sawyer, Secretary Joe Bernal, Vice-President Mark Lee, Treasurer Ken Lyon Future Farmers Cf America President David Muse, Senti- I -' ' Jil: T ' , A i 3 - M ,W ,AV . xx xg ,, Tir, Wllfustliin ff' ff Q 1 wifi! L K fa xx, J -.lf HAL: E' K F S NYEM AAF M n w , , eeir e in ,ew My ,, - Mike Miller and steer Mark Lee works hot metal 4,.rW' 'X E gli i f f 5 , 3 b Jr 9 A 1:31- , 1 - L if Joe Bernal and tractor Tony Martinez, Steve Romo, Mr. Sawyer ,aa new Y Un Mark Lee and lamb Tony Martinez and David Muse welding 83 tammy.. V Giga W ! 52. Ev-fy' 7 .14 5'! '1 ,. 65. P Back Secretary C1ar1ce Rorno Sergeant at Arms Martha Bolton F H A Beau Dav1d Muse Treas urer Kay Tucker H1stor1an Kay Sellers Front Reporter Barbara Hatch Par11amentar1an Faye Garther Sponsor Mrs Baldndge Presrdent Juan1ta O Campo V1ce Presldent Glorra O Campo Future Homemakers of America 3' Back - Vice-President Mark Lee, Council Representative Ken Lyon Front - President David Muse, Sponsor Mr. Sawyer, Secretary- Treasurer Juanita O'Campo 5. Parliamentar Procedure Club 1 i EPM 'WI R -if Art Club President Jo Beaver, Sponsor Mr. Burke, Vice President Betty Weil, Student Council Representative Kelly Patrick Sponsor Miss Cortsen, Histo- rian Judy Dudik, Secretary Sherry Bottorff, President Gayle Dowdy, Vice-President Barbara Wilson Library Club ....-U Ps N., n I , V N.:-is L, 7,21 ikiszisx ggi? ' '-. in kg E W Upward Bound Sponsor Mrs. Weil, Secretary Treasurer Marilyn Paddock, Vice-President Frank Mc- Cowan, Sponsor Mr. Hatch, Sergeant-at-A rms Cynthia Grinnell, President Linda Howard President Betty Weil, Vice- President Karen Bolton, Sec- retary-Treasurer Martha Bol- ton, Sponsor Mrs. Weil, Council Representative Dar- lene White, Sponsor Miss Znamenacek Future Teachers Qf America Council Representative Stephanie Bonds, President Maggie Alcaida, Treasurer Rosemarie Lomayesva, Spon- sor Miss Hubbard, Vice-Presi- dent Darlene White, Secretary Chris Andrew Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor Mr. Simmons, Sec- retary - Treasurer Steve Suffecool, President Barney Aspa, Vice-President Gary Mattice 's r e 3 Letterman's Club Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Lawyer, Vice-President Roberta Young, President Val Laughlin, Council Rep- resentative Vickie Lee, Spon sor Mrs. Witzleben Girls' Service Club z 1 1 , E WW W 5 3 f ' gdffx 5 . ,gfff ,gjgjg ' 1, ,rt ,V . ,V A S K fl lt ' s e .Sis A ,S 6 -194 .awp s 's r an 2 Sponsor Mr. Sims, Council Representative Rick Murphy, President Gary Mattice, Vice- President Stan Suffecool, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Suffecool wmfm fff' Boys' Service Club 5 7 --..- Secretary Judy Dudik, Presi dent Gale Peveler, Sponsor Mr. Martinez, Treasurer Spanish Club Phyllis Hoffert, Vice-Presi- X X f I l j faq I LJ: 'fra' if ffl' X I f if H ff I . , , If V K 1 h I ,1- yjk V, y rf I - 'SB A 's ' I I . 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V .V i k X' I , 'I ' rx I ' 'gift THrsi,w1' IIM M I I I A , A I , I f I '- f 4 4 H .Ia ,fm 'I fi'-ffff--I-iiggjji 1 ' jf -E-W-1-- ff I , I I m V82 , I I Iii D D Q v G 4' p D: o o 0 4 cf D I T , ,111 ly Ao , D ,.:jfZs! ,!llIHl . 6 cv Q 0 A cs 'D Q FALL AND WINTER ACTIVITIES V arslty Cheerleaders Stephanie Bond Trudy Wood Roberta Young Janie Merritt Io Beaver s, Head VARSITY IN ACTION. . . Tl'l1dY -IO Stephanie Roberta Janie .IUNI OR VARSITY Ruth Lon nie Sandy Chris Kay Pom Pon in action at Antelope game. Pom Pon Girls Kelly Patrick, Reba Miller, Maggie Alcaida, Rosemarie Lomayesva, Stephanie Bonds, Sally Sevard Faye Gaither, Kathy Wills, Sarah Martinez, Chris Andrew, Daphne Hill, Merci Flores. Flagbea rers and ajorettes Majorettes: Melanie Mattice, Debra Bowlin, Wanda Melton. Flagbearers: Ruth Lawyer, Margo Cooper Band and Chorus This year the band welcomed their new director, Mr. Seth Moore. The band pre- sented half time shows for the football games. They appeared and provided music for all pep assemblies and through basketball season provided two fine and enthusi- astic pep bands for the games. The Band assisted in the dedication of Buckskin State Park on the Colorado River. The winter concert was a complete success. The music presented at the concert was some of the most difficult ever played here. This concert brought a record-breaking attendance. The B-West festival was held at Payson this year, while all-state tryouts were held at Flagstaff. Four people from our band were selected to the all-state band: Sharon Dunn, Vickie Lee, Lillian Garcia, and Donald Jackson. Later in the year the annual Spring Concert was held. Something different was started this year--The Grand Tour. This had the Concert Band presenting concerts to several different communities. All in all the Parker High School Band had a highly successful year. Sponsor Mr. Moore, President Joe Wilson, Vice-President John Dailey, Secretary-Treasurer Io Beaver ist sit The Concert Band plays at the Winter Concert Band In Action Mr. Moore at Rehearsal Pep Band at outdoor Pep Assembly BRASS: Back, Flynn Andrew, Miner Webster, Dennis Street, David Martinez, Joe Wilson, Jim McDaniel. Front, Steve Suffecool, Melvin Lee, Alan Hatch, Reggie McCormick. WOODWIND: Back, David Hall, Wayne Melton, Jenell Webster, Stan Suffecool, Barbara Wilson. Front, Io Beaver, Sharon Dunn, Gary Skaggs, Don Jackson. ENSEMBLE: Back, Flynn Andrew, Stan Suffecool, Wayne Melton, Ricky McCormick, Martha Bolton, Molly Magee. Front, Hayes Dye, Kathy Biro, David Hall, Gary Skaggs. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: Back, Flynn Andrew, Stan Suffecool, Wayne Melton, Ricky McCormick, Martha Bolton, Molly Magee. Front, Hayes Dye, Kathy Biro, David Hall, Gary Skaggs PERCUSSION: Mona Pool, Sidney Andress, Juanita Garcia, Mike Eberling, Erwin Holt, Sally Savard. 4 5th Period Chorus WOODWI ND QUA RTET Don Jackson, Io Beaver, Sharon Dunn, Kathy Biro 6th Period Chorus Winter Concert fx A ,A f fix ?- ,fa ,, M P , 5. 2 rug-QPGNY H EXPRESS Sf, X S , g .,.f1.-q.3-'f as 'Q f ...afpf , Q? M M .-1 y fsy-fo ,QE 173' 1 ' fa x gf? it .iff ' Y '45 3 ' 5? S 'Hill' ff f,f g, x Xu Af I A R , a fine:-:lr ,gtg Ld? -9' ' ' gf A no - 'Sit ff? 1 f .4 4 'Fi ii liji ' fi'..w..., K f A W 'f X 7 gf: 5 1, 'W . -A - ,H-0 .TE MA vl4xfit g4L- ff Ga 'F 5, lar 1 M ,,,.g--2-B--ff.-.ffl r eaoa a +2--P j :Tift 'IlI.T N- ' . 'gl 'A' W VCL III -, E l967-- 68 PA THE PONY EXPRESS A weekiy publication of the Journalism class of Parker High School. Betty Weil-Editor Stewart Eddy-Artist Jesse Gerbitz-Typist Fred Siebert-Sports George DeLaTorre- Circulation Mr. Brennan-Sponsor STAFF Beverly Alcaida Val Laughlin June Leivas Clarice Romo Sharon Martinez Margaret McDaniel Robin Hondrum REPORTERS AND FEATURE WRITERS Sports Writer Fred Seibert 'Artist Stewart Eddy 'Editor Betty Weil, Typist Dona Abendroth 'Head Typist Jesse Gerbitz 'Reporters Clarice Romo, Robin Hondrum, Sharon Martinez, Val Laughlin, Beverly Alcaida 'Smoke Signals Correspondent June Leivas 'Circulation Mgr. George DeLaTorre and volunteer helpers W ' 'QL .. l 'll K . ,,,t I ,wt -1 ':a'2',wf I I-12 , mf - K V A i it, W ilifgg ' it 'M gig 1,1 t al EE A - WH 752 A iit 'i Y Q' wif, . r it t ..i.. n l2' 7'i l figifi Av r-skigggiyy ., M , 5 A L , 3 M - fiY53.i,zf , will 'H S - Q it lx, 1. I 5. A . V fi 'f iz! 5' iv .2 W, 'rm is Mawr , it L 'X .. - -if fg?i?'f'1 St! F -f '- W ' M , i . ' I ,- ' li ' ' ,wi 'C' fd'i1fi,? X , l'ifi.g,: K' jx ' QI v , ' 'Wit ,L 'I' ' F , A wg ,K A F Q M 34' il! it 9253 ii: Mi. tl , W sfl 7 4!f'f21i1't ' ' i ff M -- Wfnmggsgyf ings : -flfrrtgtwm' . 5 , Q Q Q. it th, r 3' 54 , gp. , ,f W rf- ' 'iii ABQ 1' I V x sf. 2-:,. , ,, gff3. LQ' s Eff' ' x ,, L, H gi? ,- 2 - fseug- - K Q y , Iii 26 454355 iff-ills 1 .595 T ,r. ,:,:-sg :Exif f'755f'72i54 -ips' . zgli. , w:r eJ, f :fri fm,-?av?J3Fi.., -. :1 :f:?-12:2 f we --.lt :r-eff' Homecoming I967 TI-IE BARBEQUE One of the homecoming traditions is the Bar-B-Que the night before the big game. This year it was held on the Santa Fe lot. Board of Education member Don Cox up-held tradition once more by being the outstanding cook. The Boys' Service Club contrib- uted their strength by setting up the tables and stands while the Girls' Service Club was right behind them doing their job as servers. Those attending had a most enjoyable Bar-B-Que. The Thirsty Ones The Chow Line Enjoying the Barbeque 108 N x we s , Ys, 'If' A LL U f., i 1' ,M lg H - HOMECOMING TEA The Alumni Tea was held on Friday morning in the library. The Honor Society served, the king and queen candidates guided, and the home economics classes made the refreshments. As usual many grads came to look at the old yearbooks, meet one anothe visit the school, and say hello to their former teachers. The S01pe1-5, Mrs, Frank Solper, Heidi 5011331-, Miss Three Generations Barbara Wilson Ir class Miss CO1-,nie 501pe1-, '66, M1-S, Steve 5O1Per. '66, Sandy Thompson 62 Mrs Sh1rleyfThompsonQW1lson -HI' .msfniqm I 'Wrin- 1 .,,, :ti ,M I 'H i. ,. sf r 1 4 I sl' My -sl ' ' A r r Wlifslgss- , f M f .M arfiiiiifxfasw,i3::r5fQ:-1 ,f w Y HOMECO MING ATTENDANTS Jim McDaniel and Janie Merritt David Muse and Stephanie Bonds Rick Murphy and Ruth Lawyer Eddie Bonds and Roberta Young Kin and Queen 1966 King Travis Nopah and Queen Maretta Merritt congratulate 1967's King Gary and Queen Kathy. 1 King Gary Mattice and Queen Kathy Westman HO MECOMING The Juniors won the float contest. Too young to drive, the Freshmen push their float. The o1dest grads receive their flowers. A ' ,. . ff' A 2 A. ,, Ear: ' W , -5 M, . 3 vw , , f M' N :r.'?l,3'5ig' f mips ig 3 , -an 'is' 9 K , rw., W J I ' ,Q 9,5977 A iff' V 1 tf '. . ' A' '--- A -fizarwfffwf W 5 I , -f 1 dx. ' V '!-' '- A L ' ' , , ',.Y-my ff-- P12 ,, f l QPGH Hou Q 1, X 'Wa f' ' Y Mm f 42 PM f f mi 'l'L ' - .:':'i f vw f 1' fn ff:-A 1 A . . .. V. his im . .f,.,I-'.f,:QL!im!ffff, ,msgn.tf9?1f mft1:ft:4Mwfftu4w:smswf: The Staff of the Editor Val Laughlin, Asst. Editor Beverly Alcaida Artist Stewart Eddy, Photographer Joe Wilson 1 14 ,AMW A :- sqm : SKU Q 5 E M 9 'lin .s Q 6, . R, ' QP, 'gil W , i z' is fi s wi iw ,Mm-s im -41 '-12.125 1.1: 7 11:5-5.32.fsv,ss.eaeamusesmsasfmazsvzsixslas. :ma Ei?EiEii5!?E?W Clarice Romo, George DeLaTorre, Margaret McDaniel -jf- 2 ' 3g35jgf,'.I12g. K msn , . 'V -. iw ri5?'75 ' f - t i esgfg-EW, v 5 ' ,gli A igfggs, - f s f, , . ffm '2 'fi' QL, f WWW ..-www. Sports Writers Robin Hondrum and Fred Siebert Typists Jesse Gerbitz and Dona Abendroth H5 Campus After Dark The Night Class Parker High School does not completely shut down when the last bell rings in the late afternoon. Many groups use the school for different purposes at night and on weekends 'I'he Art Club, F. H. A. , F. F. A. , Upward Bound, and the Madrigals are student organi- zations that use the school at night for their meetings. Adult groups that hold regular sessions at school are P. T. A. , the Colorado River Education Association, the Junior Women's Club, and the Men's Recreational Basketball League. Also, Arizona Western College at Yuma holds many college-credit classes on week nights during the school year. Second semester classes in 1967-68 included: Art, Foundations of Math, Per- sonnel Management, Social Problems, Spanish, and Indian Community Relations. The community is using the facilities at Parker High School more with each passing year. Q A ' ff X lv XX x if t. ll , w- x N N ab! xl ,fr s f' A ' 'W f f N27 I6 39 SPORTS K4 ng. ,,.'-4 -1912: L'-Wait: 2. ' trimmers' The 1967 Varsity Football Team 1967 FOOTBALL REVIEW 1967 was the most successful football year in the history of Parker High School. The Broncs won the B-West conference with a record of 7 wins and 1 loss. They re- tained the ax for the fifth consecutive year by defeating Wickenburg, 12-6, and were runner-up in State Class B ranks. The Broncs started off the season at home with a 25-7 victory over a newcomer to B-West, Payson. Next came a loss, 13-7, to non-conference rival Needles. The Broncs came back strong with shutout wins over St. John's Indians, 34-O, and Maricopa, 39-O. Phoenix Christian caught the Broncs on a bad night, capitalized on Parker mistakes, and nipped theiironcs 19-13. Parker roared back with a 67-6 trouncing of Gila Bend. The next week an over-capacity Homecoming crowd watched the Broncs come from behind to beat Antelope 13-7. Bagdad put up a good effort in the first half but was overwhelmed in the second half, 54- 7. Parker ended the regular season with a 12-6 victory over Wickenburg. The Broncs then entered the interdivisionals against Page, B-North Champion. Playing one of their best games of the season, Parker won 48-0 on the home field. In the state championship game, the Broncs lost 40-O to B-Central Champion Marana, at Scottsdale. Parker placed eight players on A11-Conference teams. Selected to first team offense were: end Woody Lewis, tackle Vance Twiggs, guard Danny Cox, and quarterback Steve Suffecool. On first team defense Gary Mattice was chosen at guard. Second team offense from Parker were center Gary Mattice, and tackle Robin Hondrum. Receiving All-Conference Honorable Mention were halfback Stan Suffecool and Larry Hines. Gary Mattice was named as a guard on the All-State B Team. Receiving All- State Honorable Mention were: Steve Suffecool, Clarence Moody, Stan Suffecool, Woody Lewis, Vance Twiggs, Robin Hondrum, and Danny Cox. n Rs QUARTERBACKS: Flynn Andrew, :few L jf-' lying? , Frank McCowan, Steve Suffecool m u ah .f, ,,.,.M rgggn flw -. In , ' 5 5 FULLBACKS: Clyde Andress, Alan x ll fgw ff lf 5 3 f ' Warner, Alan Hatch 1 Qi, ,qv 3 ilfzggy' 11 v w ffl ., A r - :-'nf:fn:ffs1s-f-- ' fl - ' y N fl -v S r -t.f::fr-H349 n. 4' V' A 4 t' W F si, Shia - ' ,, ,. , f - L M , fu ' , . 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Wilson, Gary Mattice, Orlando McCabe, Dempsey Scott Freshman Team, Coach Maya, Coach Martinez Junior Varsity Team, Coach Maya, Coach Martinez Seniors . . . 1 ALAN HATCH GARY MATTICE WOODY LEWIS lst Team All-Conference lst Team All-Conference lst Team All-State HM A11-State A1l4Star Game CLYDE ANDRESS TOMMY GONZALES STEVE SUFFECOOL lst Team A11-Conference HM A11-State these boys played their last high-school football game in 1967. . . KERRY NORRIS JIMMY SIMMS KENTON TRACK Green Team Captain .41 VANCE TWIGGS STAN SUFFECOOL D. L. WILSON lst Team A11-Conference HM A11-State HM A11-State A11-Star Game l967 Scores PARKER 25 PARKER 7 PARKER 34 PARKER 39 PARKER 13 PARKER 67 PARKER 13 PARKER 54 PARKER 12 STATE SEMI-FINAL PARKER 48 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PARKER 0 PAYSON NEEDLES ST. IOHN'S MARICOPA PHX. CHRISTIAN GILA BEND ANTELOPE BAGDAD WICKENBURG PAGE MARANA I. V. RECORD PARKER O PARKER 52 PARKER 12 PARKER 27 PARKER 9 PARKER 6 FROSH RECORD PARKER O PARKER 6 PARKER 6 Scenes from the 1967 State Championship Game NEEDLES WICKENBURG KINGMAN PHX. CHRISTIAN ANTELOPE KINGMAN KOFA KIN GMA N KING MA N FOOTBALL BANQUET I , ,, .,LLL.. ,.., . Some Varsity men and Trophies of 1967 season Mr. Sid Grande AIA Assistant Executive Secretary and State Trophy, Coach Simmons and Conference Trophy Guest Speaker Mr. Bob Lee of Yuma's A. W.C. The Crowd at Irataba Hall Coach Thurman Simmons ? Broncs Repeat As Class B State Champions For the second consecutive year the Parker High School Basketball Team, under coach Sam Antcliffe, has won the Class B State Championship. The Broncs finished the regular season with a conference record of 16-O and an overall record of 18-2. The only two losses were to Class A teams Agua Fria and Kingman and by one point in each case. The B-West Tournament was held at Phoenix Christian High School. The Broncs had no trouble winning the tournament and defeated runner-up Antelope 104-60 in the championship game. In the State Tournament, Parker crushed Chinle in the opening game by a score of 70-42. The semi-final game saw Round Valley stay within range of the Broncs until the third quarter when Parker broke loose and won 74-64. ln the championship game, the Broncs broke a 42-42 third quarter score, by outscoring Marana by 17 points in the final period to win the State Champion- ship 65-48. In all, the Broncs compiled a record of 24 wins and 2 losses. This brought Coach Antcliffe's record at Parker to 104 wins and only 23 losses. Rear: Flynn Andrew, Richard Armstrong, Frank McCowan, Larry Hines Middle: Courtney Harper, Tommy Gonzales, Coach Antcliffe, Kenton Track, Shane Miller Front: Robin Hondrum, Donald Track, John Dailey, Stewart Eddy Si T ff Qgnhfg ARKEQ RKEH R xc! QARKE Nikki j,gHa BEF? ii' L Wm I96 -68 Basketball Scores And Statistics REGULAR SEA SON PARKER OPPONENT 71 54 Payson 71 33 Maricopa 121 50 P. Christian 65 66 Agua Fria 58 36 Needles 68 64 Antelope 89 68 St. Johns 73 38 Wickenburg 105 29 Gila Bend 91 77 Buckeye record of 24 wins and They scored a record- REGULAR SEASON B-WEST TOURNAMENT PARKER OPPONENT PARKER OPPONENT 97 71 Befgdad 74 34 Payson 66 67 Kingman . 104 64 P 73 46 Maricopa aysfm 104 so Antelope 67 50 Maricopa 104 42 Gila Bend STATE TOURNAMENT 96 46 Bagdad 70 42 Chinle 112 20 Wickenburg , , 74 64 RoundVa1 84 46 P. Christian 65 48 Marana 93 76 Antelope 105 74 St. Johns The Broncs won the B-West Conference, the B-West Tournament and the State Tournament. They had a season 2 losses, a conference record of 16 wins and 0 losses and a tournament record of 6 wins. breaking total of 2240 points, for a 86. 1 game average. Opponents scored 1, 377 points for a Kenton Track made the most field goal attempts 14443 and the most baskets 42273. Kenton also scored the most points C5103 and had the best point average per game C21. 23. Frank McCowan Q5507o3, and Kenton 452703, had the best field goal percentages. Frank lead the team in the rebounding department 13243. Donald Track had the most assists f 1063 and committed the most errors 41053. John Dailey had the best free throw average Q83C7o3. This year, the big three, K. Track, Gonzales and McCowan, dominated the statistic sheets and propelled the Broncs through their championship season. Four players are lost by graduation: Harper, Gonzales, K. Track, 52. 9 game average. and Miller. NEW Most Most Most Most Most Most TEA M REC ORDS points in one season field goals in one season 100 point games in one season rebounds in one season free throws in one season field goals in one game Best record in one season Best average per game NEW INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Most Most Most Most points in one season points in one game field goals in one game field goals in one season free throws in one game 2240 931 7 1488 385 52 24-2 86. 1 510 vs. P. Christian -Kenton Track 44-Kenton Track 20-Kenton Track 227-Kenton Track Frank McCowan 15- ley 127 N -av rx ,X 31 H T , in pf 7Q,::f' . . t.tf5a,,,QAixf Rsiggg' gf 'my A ..:pZii'!iE 9 WM. Q- W: new Y 1 N- '- .fi I EME A- s 1' 3E A '?' A . . -5-J W fig A L, T, L - 'wiv' -,s::?lF' C :eiiisiia i f -rim 1 L. :air 2. N., , 3-,Lf , g-rags:-yfqgart . K sf ' . - 2f5S?rat1e2Q15iegK13wg2 . 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Forward Don Track Flynn Andrew TOITIYTIY G0T1Z31eS ,wi Frank McCowan Kenton Track STARTING FIVE and COACH ANTCLIFFE V 1968 CLASS B STATE CHAMPIONS .16' 6 ', Parker . . . Improvmg Broncos Hit Ri htPast Antelo Zig-ACK to Victoryparker Rom Parker Rumble-S. 105-42 ver B ad house Parker team, goii the century mark once rolled up a 105-42 victo outmanned Gila Bend. The No. 1 ranked C quintet ran up a 15-poi period lead, then hit its the third quarter with a 1 output as it kept its rec' beaten in conference play John Gonzales and Fra n G GILA BEND - The l Cowan set a hot scori with 28 and 18 points tively, for the victor PARKER 26 75 3 GILA BEND I1 12 1 Parker -- Gonzales 78, Mc K, Track 17 D, Track 12, Arm Andre 7, Eddy 3. Gila Bend? 1 13, M1:LauQl1lin 13, Weidner mrro 3,,i44e1tsrnan V:l?'f',U2 PARKER.- 104-64 PAYSON Parkers d - e Class B state champions to victory No. 11 in 13 RKER - No. 1 Class ', Parker. had all it co 1- in the first period Track, who finished 1 fints, led 33 point sec third period barrages 'l1c!111 Bagdad, 96-46. U 13 I6 6 ll R ld IJ J3 ll jf' -v Hooper 21, Quinterc, Z, jfrif-f -- Track Aa, McCowa 1-'wrngrman 4, Jauregui 5, rf bddv 8,Andrew 6, D, T 1 101111 ?. Hondrum 2, Home 'P' 73, Banded 43. on Track ives arke .ass B Win lld Track, a junior pl l season in the shadow K e ll to n, sco field goals in ' U T id early fourth fi fb ' 1 IL Parker to a 7 - ' tough Round y. pARKER 70, CHINLE 42 PARKER 74' ROUND VALLEY M PARKER 65: MARANA 48 PARYERI is -if-Hi 1a-73 PARKER 3 T ' ' Nikki: ' ' I3 is is 23-QQ ' 13111.15 -7-is 1a 10-42 'TUUHQ V- 11 itll MARANA 1:1 T2 17 1,-as PARKER TRIUMPHS ' H Parker - D Track 24 ini- N- -V - - ' h Parker-14. Track 16, Gonzales 13, o. comics 12 ' ' MCKWTH '4' P 1 K 'r k 21 M c w rr I7 Andr w 10 No 1 Parke! 0Uld355ed P Track 12, Macc an 11, A a 7. A -1 ' K' Tfafk 131 Andrew. 5' ef ' 'dc '- C 0 3 ' ,, C 1 I - ' - - - .- ztiese, 61,,MaaQX:f..H0r:15'?iLr2s111'e?: TiifiSilg,a. E11f'Y,ar.,ssrd1r'rzs' 2-0f'fi,e3rirrDSf mx Chlmn 'H every peed Jones 2. Massey L Begay 1.1 1 1 Sade 6, Wilkins S. Peterij, - 6. C-uco 3, T. Campbell 7, Gardenas 2. route to an 83.48 Shgllackmg a Class B West conference b ' ' ' HHONGRABLE NlE'NTl0N Q 'F Q .1 2 I SL J h r : prank MCCQWBILI Parker?- Parker Thi EISIIQS M31 ICO H F41--if Cowan' led the victory a J ze. Tom G 6 9 '.JackB ' 911 011 IUC QU lll I ' 6 f I lg honors, PAYSON ll 1 1:1 3--341 as 32 ig Scorin was the Track honorarv a tain of PARKEB.,..JL1?J'-.1W75lHR'5T'AN g name of , , C p Track has been Payson H Conwy 9' Smi,h,2, D,o,.1 K Track 18, Mccowan the game for the five play- ers who comprise The Arizona Republic's Class B All-State basketball team, The quitet, from five dif- The players are: the team, led Parker to 3 SEC' f0UY'I'l3ITi6l'lt all-slbaugh 1, Williams 4, Duncan 1, Haffsi 17, Hines 12, Andrew 5, 115. Ashby 2. Parker -,Eddv 4, DM-Bk Armstrong 4, Eddv 2, Hond Track 4, Andrews 5, Miller 6, K. Trac4 15 Phx. Christian Brunwort 15, Hines 1, Hondwn 4- Gfmlales 1'l12, Hamner 7, Murrav 5, 'Arrnstron-9 9, McCowan 6. Qdamsl . 4 ond consecutive state cham- Straight years, pionship, s e t t i n g all - tix?- school scoring records in t C1355 B Rzrzm Andy second mm - 1. ...-- process. 'il' Q0n1aIes2Tur11my iii' 22 ,C .1 rg ferent schools would average The husk - 'A ' ' - 1 . 1 y senior scc 1 a as 3 Um? Park r R01 I lg game o points. E ' 130 TON mAC5re!'a'1rfff1iefmSelectionlqb h lt W ,arlwr T ras es A nte 0 SENIORS COACH AND SECOND TEAM Courtney Harper, Kenton Track, Tommy Gonzales, Shane Miller, Larry Hines, Richard Armstrong, Robin Hon Shane Miller drum, Stewart Eddy, Courtney Harper, Coach Antcliffe, John Dailey MOTHERS RECEIVE CORSA GES FROM PLAYERS Q18 I. V. RECORD 16-4 Parker 43 51 60 51 33 54 58 96 69 41 68 50 87 42 77 Opponent 16 Payson 16 Maricopa 21 Phx. Christian 55 Agua F1-ia 54 Needles 50 Antelope 59 St. Johns 32 Wickenburg 24 Gila Bend 55 Buckeye 47 Bagdad 40 Kingman 31 Payson 41 Maricopa 32 Gila Bend FRESHMEN Back: Coach Maya, Benny Alcaida, Pat Carnahan, Phillip Welsh, Miner Webster Center: Arliss Carter Jr. , Baldwin Eddy, Dana Scott, Brian Warner, Ronnie Simms Front: Chris Weil, William White, Jimmie Cunningham JUNIOR VARSITY Back: Coach Maya, Orlando McCabe, Melvin Lee, Rodney Lewis Center: Tillman Welch, Tim Holland, Greg Hines, Don French, Leon Swick Front: Amadeo Alvirez, Sidney Andress, Lynn Musgrove 73 43 Bagdad '76 24 Wickenburg 66 23 Phx. Christian 46 44 Antelope 1 qforfeitl 0 St. Johns FRESHMEN RECORD 7-1 Parker Opponent 69 30 Salome J. V. 62 82 Agua Fria 85 25 Needles 62 32 Antelope 50 28 Wickenburg 51 145 Buckeye 66 31 Kingman 55 38 Antelope F Dido ,,,,, 'JL State Tournament 2nd Team Vfl- nuns jg. U . wiki TL ' -.QWKLJG V 'mar l . Q if of . A ' P r' , .4 fu' , ,.- Qc :Pg A 1: QXCEM. fx State Tournament lst Team STATE TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS 5 lip axe-g Uoe Wilson Photosj rf' Q.. 7 sf 1 if Pl 9 4 l 9. 1'--I I' qs., fitiwg. It's All Over Before the Battle Jubilee To the Victors QR 'Q a .P whiff 432' -f.yo' 1. gap' .QA , xg 11 eg' .ff ff- 'P QQL. 5 i X WG? Without the financial assistance of the sponsors listed on this page, it would not be possible to publish our yearbook. Therefore, the La Reata Staff and the Student Body of Parker High School salute and thank the following firms and organizations for their loyalty and aid. PULL-PAGE SPONSORS Suburban Gas Simmons International, Inc. Parker Rotary Club Claypool 8: Company Yee,s Market Parker Chamber of Commerce Paul's Electric, Inc. B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 1929 Parker Drove No-. 135, Benevolent, Patriotic Order of Does Robbie's Sporting Goods Tommy Kinder's Colorado River Camp-Lake Moovalya Havasu Springs Resort Parker Cleaners 8: Laundry-Cathrine Craig, Manager Whitt's Restaurant Kofa Inn Colorado River Indian Tribes Saguaro Chevrolet Company, Inc. Norris Department 8: Variety Store Rancho Del Rio Resort Community Drug Big Bend Resort Bowlin's Shell Service Austin L. Haydis-Shell Oil Company Collin's Auto Parts, Inc. Lederman Music Company Soroptimist Club of Parker Blue Water Concrete Material, john 8: Mary Eberling Big River, Penn Phillips Lands, Inc. Parker Motor Company, Inc. Dairy Queen HALF-PAGE SPONSORS Bluffside Trailer Park Mrs. D. L. Beaver Insurance Agency Inc. Parker Medical Center Desert Verde Co., Parker 8: Blythe Sunny Valley Citrus, Glendale 8: Parker The Marston Supply Company, Phoenix Bruce Church, Inc., Parker Ranch Transamerica Title Insurance Company Lula's Beauty Salon Charley's Clothes Closet PBSW School Supply 8: Equipment Company Coffee Ern's Coffee Shop Parker Lanes Western Auto -Tony 81 Inez Hoffert The Shrubbery, Nursery 81 Florist The Laundormat Finleyls Gifts, Cards, jewelry Sunvalco Athletic Supply Co., Goodyear A 8: W Root Beer Drive-In 136 Wilson Insurance Agency, Inc. Red Rock Trailer Park Parker Motel 8: Ambulance El Rancho Motel Parker Valley Ginning Company, Inc. Parker Funeral Home Black Mountain Lodge 49544 Guadalupe Market All American School Supply Company California Trailer Park Golden West Telephone Company Bill Helm, Attorney Parker Home Bakery, Red 8: Mary Davis Building Supply Black Meadow Landing Vicki Mills Draperies, 613 Joshua Bob's Hardware and Appliance, Bob 81 Pat Flory Deb's Garage and Welding Service 1 N MX? , f if 6 fziywwf .e 1lBWl7iv11.mHaiw2wN!V!H 821SPeff:'1 1f!.lW5E?f5 W'?mu-r'4a2s 4iiiSw52 -'i5'?fiQS5iY:2i. 'M-xiisiliiif--PN !U'5w'?2fW'G'5W?iRG's?ff'25l'i21SfYWi :WPW 'SfWHff'YS12S-W' WF' -fl I 'UQ N xo. :J ' I iw -x x pub f 3. 4 ql'9r! 1 Q . . , 14 v X' ' ,f . V' x!A g.,' ' nn' 'Na' M.