Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1957 volume:

'Z S Jf 5 -J FS E5 .X 3 53 --'62 rcs I YI PEK All the wor1d's a stage and all QP Fri With Shakespeare's words, we announce the theme of your book. You have staged a two-semester, 270-day production this year on the stage of Prescott Senior High School. You directed and witnessed the action of this play. In fact, as the curtain goes up and you turn these pages, look for yourself in DRA- MATIS PERSONAE and in the scenes which we review in this repeat performance. For you are on the play bill of this production. May your applause be with you forever - reverberating in mem- ory. l 1.i..i...i the men and women merely players William Shakespeare ' l I l I 5.0 I,, 1,9 .50 g.g'.O.'00,'s'l,.og'.g',Q'no a.'ac'ls'0,, , .i I Compliments of ,' PRESCOTTPHARMACY ' 5OOW.Gur1ey and .' BLOUNT'SWELDlNG . 722 E. Sheldon ' 2 Fee KS 'gf CZ' Toble of Contents A dministration 85 Faculty. . . 5 - 14 Who's Who. .... . . . . . . .15-24 Seniors. . . . . . 25-48 Juniors ..... . . . 49-60 Sophomores. . . .... 61-'72 Activities. . . .... '73-107 Boys' Sports. . . . . 108-132 Girls' Sports .... . . 133-136 Miscellaneous. . . . . . . 137-144 THANKS to Lorraine Koivu, Martha Ann Wendling, and Sam Crosswhite for art work and to Ed Hicks, Gary ICJg1g1p1i5I1eIil:2JSACi,1fY Purviance, and Jim Baum for pho- O M R 129 N. Pleasant wgraphs' 3 X , 4 I M t .K 5 Dedication Mrs. Ethel B. Tyson is most literally concerned with the stage of Prescott Senior High School. Many a real play she has directed with the best of taste and talent. She has the Thespian masks of comedy and trag- edy in her keeping as, each year, she helps the jun- iors and seniors select and present their respective class plays. Mrs. Tyson, we appreciate the professional qual- ity of the plays that you direct, and we dedicate the 1957 HASSAYAMPER, with the theatrical theme that you inspired, to you. V Compliments of an PRESCOTT PRINTING 212 N Cortez K f fx XX X Ik A X X FQOJQU. M y Qlmd VN VQXFCQTOU 9 9 QA 0 I X N g x I , Xiagqi? I J School Board Abia Judd fcenter, frontj, superintendent of schools, has completed another year of progressive and friendly service. School Board members, left to right, are Dr.. Taylor Hicks, Roxie Webb, Bill Bartmess, Gifford Franks, and Scottie Atkins. NOT PICTU RED is Mrs. Ruth Houghton, who replaced Bill Bartmess in this year's election. Compliments of WEBB MOTOR CO l 114 S. Granite ' 6 I C CUEDC, 79154115 2222221 Mix Julia Rowe, girls' counsellor, gives generously of her time and interest to the girls who seek her counsel 4 , Efficiency, vigor, and vision characterize Serving with competence and energy is Bruce the administration of Leonard T. Spooner, Howard, boys' counsellor. now serving his first year as principal of Prescott Senior High School. Compliments of YAVAPAI ELECTRIC CO INC 625 Miller Rd an MARLER'S FURNITURE MART 213 W Gurley 'I if I W4 I 'L Iii? 6-Q . J, V fem: J . X V, ?i: ' 1 Z I X mi? 4- '77, 5 i iiiwfig II., 7, W1 , W .20 Q ,X wg, H, .H me 2:?s22m1f2p ., .., , ., w,..:.y' Aga, ff Lf V, ff' 1, Q if ff f f , f 9:1 . 'C' ,ff ' , 1' , If 4, ,Z,ff,'fW,W .f , ff g C if f . , ,, 4 . , ,, ff .5 , . f SAI. , : f Yi-V 3 a f ' f ,Z K 67 J f 1 f ,Off W ' f w if f ,,,, gg, 1, zf f i? 1, SENIOR SPON- SERS, FIRST ROW: Miss Lenora Childress, Mrs. Dorothy Hooker, Mrs. Ethel Tyson. BACK ROW: R. T. Mike, Joe Russo, W. L. Bast ' iff, f .:fI ,f 1 ' GSW: ' ' I f , 143 . , f JUNIOR SPONSORS, FIRST ROW: Mrs Anne Maneely, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Dorothy I-Iardaway, Miss Elinor Mosteiro. BACK ROW: J. M. Stephenson, Rod Weller, W. B. Dixon, and David Ford. J, lyffs ,,., no yrsr SOPHOMORE SPONSORS, FIRST ROW: Miss Helena Skinner, Mrs. Ellen Champoux, Miss Rose Cantrell. BACK ROW: C. J. Bender, Basil I-Iindman, and M. J. McNarie. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGEDEPARTIVIENT ,FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Dorothy Hooker Miss Lenora Childress, Mrs. Clara Nichols. SECOND ROW: David Ford, Mrs. Ethel B. Tyson, Miss Eleanor ,Mosteiro and R. T. Mike. D, O. LIBRARY SCIENCE, AND SOCIAL STUDIES: Rodney Weller, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Dorothy Hardaway, Mrs. Anne Maneely, and Warner B. Dixon. 9 AGRICULTURE, BIOLOGY, AND HOME ECONOMICS: Marion Bigelow, James Stephenson, and Mrs. Ellen Champoux. f ATHLETICS: Joe Russo, Gerald Insley, Miss Ethel Cary, James Topp, and Jack Thomang Bruce Howard, in second row. Q I 0 4 Compliments of PRESCOTT FARMS DAIRY I 539 Miller Rd. MATHEMATICS DEPART- M.ENT: Basil I-Iindman, C. J. Bender, Waldo Bast, and M. J. McNarie. COMMERCLAL DEPART- IVIENT: H. F. Yost, Miss Helena Skinner, and Miss Rose Cantrell. Compliments of K-FOUR RANCH Office in Masonic Temple Student Council STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Steve Abbott, president, Joanne Gruedel, secre- tary, and Richard Franks, vice president, discuss student council business with members of the council, Hank Green, BACK ROW, and Marjorie Wil- liams, far right. Not pictured is Sandra Neil, student body cheerleader. f 'f me 1 V ' Compliments of 115 S McCormick FOXWO RTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER CO. ...L i if 3 STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR M. J. McNa1'ie points out red letter days on the council calendar. OFFICERS line up for the photographer at the student council dance--Richard, Joanne, Sandra, and Steve. Q 'jgrwfi FRONT ROW, left to right: Members of the Student Council are Bill Townsend, Joanne Gruedel, Marjorie Williams, Sam Macaluso, Arden Christopherson. BACK ROW: Richard Franks, Hank Green, Gary Jost, Bill Roberts, and Steve Abbott. 5 L....,...r.,.,.,.,,..s-.,.,,,,.,,..,,,.f,.,.,: 5 i FRONT ROW: Betty Barclay, Nancy Montgomery, Rudy Silva, George Keeley, Sandra Neil. BACK ROW: Sandra Coates, John Yount, Judy Harmer,Tom.my Spooner, Bob Williams, and Eddie Verdugo. 13 Fav 4.2 K -579 'iw . K 2 C ,N . .A K, U 7 5 U W WWW if 2qHf1'.f ,Z f mf? 'f Q ,Q M ' ' J' .fiimx ' wif J, ' gfqhfv V' .V wwf' a , gk, at ggi, Compliments of CAIVLERA CENTER 212 W. Gurley and THE BOWLAWAY on Montezuma Street FRONT ROW, left to right: Shirley Burmister, Sandra Martin, Pat Shull, Sharon Frizzell, and Mary MacCurdy. BACK ROW: Linda I-Iabluetzel, Cynthia I-Iazeltine, John Pape, Tom Swanson, and Beverly Richards. Tom Swanson lines up with three councilman- at-large, Judy Hamer, Tom Spooner, and John Yount, at the student council dance. IOHN YOUNT ..... . . . TOM SPOONER . . . . IUDY HAMER . . . . . COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE VIARY MACCURDY . . ...... SR ?lANK GREEN ....... . . SR CYNTHIA HAZELTINE . . . . SR ,X0,xg!XxfXxfXlfXk f f If 2.51- K ' I 1 Q X X o n dxd NONQ 15 E AAosf ljkeby to Succeed BPJLLIA NT personality and intelligence make Kathy Krieger a friend of all, as well as their choice for girl Most Likely to Succeed. Kathy has a talented finger in many pies: the Badger, of which she is editorg GAA, Usherettes, Library Club, Quill and Scroll, and National Honor Society, among others. She is planning college for the immediate future and, after that, a career. 16 Y r EXCELLING in a Variety of fields, Ed Hicks is the boy Most Likely to Succeed at almost anything-- public speaking, writing, acting, or anything re- quiring gray matter. Ed is president of the Science Club, photog- grapher ofthe Badger, photographer and sports edi- tor of the annual, and a member of Quill and Scroll, student council, slide rule club, Thespians, and others. He had the masculine lead in the sen- ior play. A career in medicine beckons this boy. Most Popular SWEET PERSONALITY and gra- ciousness make Joanne Gniedel, Most Popular girl, tops on every- body's list, A very active andbusy young lady, Joanne has belonged to Fl-LA, GAA, Yellow Jackets, and Library Club. She was secretary of the junior class, and, as a junior, she was elected to the Thanksgiv- ing royalty as Queen of the Ply- mouth Rock and Roll. In her sen- iorryear, Joanne has served as stu- dent body secretary and spirited captain of the pom-pon girls. Many a boy fand girly will never forget J o. IN-ZANY WIT and a likeable manner: these remind Us of Phil Oelze, Most Popular boy. A boy of many interests, he has lettered in football and baseball for three years, he was a sophomore home- room officer, and, as president of the senior class, he has served very ably. His versatile qualities also include artistic ability. We'll re- member him as wit extraordinary and friend super-duper. Most School Spirit AN UNBEATABLE combination are Sandra Neil's grace and pep, for which she was elected girl with Most School Spirit. She has dis- played her spirit as head student body cheerleader and also as an active participant in school social life. She belongs to GAA, FHA, Yellow Jackets, and Junior Red Cross. A member of the band for three years, she has served as sec- retary of the Band Council. We'll remember Sandra's roles in both the junior and senior class plays, too. OUTSTANDING CAPABILITY and likeability, demonstrated in many ways, make Tom Swanson the boy with Most School Spirit. A member of the Lettermen's Club, Tom has played football, basket- ball, and golf, he belongs to Na- tional Athletic Honor Society. Other interests have gained Tom membership in National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, and the band. In his junior year, he was a delegate to Boys' State and a homeroom officer. Tom will be majoring in business administra- tion at the University of Arizona in Tucson next year. Most Artistic SCINTILLATING personality and unusual talent are characteristim of Lorraine Koivu, Most Artistic girl. Her art contributions to the county fair have usually worn ribbons. Lorraine has held the offices of business manager and program chairman of the Art Club. She is often called upon to make posters for dances and games because of her clever and ap- propriate ideas. As a senior, she was assistant art editor of the BADGER and an art editor of the HASSAYAMPER. ALWAYS IN DEMAND to make decorations for school social functions is our very talented Most Ar- tistic boy, Jim Custer. Jim, too, has acquired a royal blue collection of ribbons for art work at the county fair. He plans to take commercial art or business administration at the University of Arizona in Tucson or Arizona State College at Tempe. Remember Jim's part in the junior class play and his role as assistant student body cheerleader? Most Musical GOOD THINGS COME in small packages--like Kaye Passey, charming Most Musical girl. She's played the French horn in the band and orchestra for three years, throughout her band experience, she has attended the music festival in Flagstaff, having soloed there and played in the woodwind quintet. A1- so an accomplished pianist and organist, she gives piano lessons and is junior Sunday school organist in her church. Some of her other activities are GAA, National Honor Society, FTA, and BADGER staff. A REAL LEADER is Steve Abbott, Most Musical boy. He has played first comet in the band for three years and in the orchestra and pep band for two years At the music festival in Flagstaff last year, Steve soloed on the cornet and was named to the all-state band. In the annual school talent assemblies, too, Steve has demonstrated his unusual ability, Among other things, Steve has served as a home- room officer, vice president of the junior class, and student body president. LINDA McMILLAN, who has displayed her pep as majorette for three years, also shows pep and skill on the dance iloorg and she is our girl Best Dancer. In her junior year, she won the school jitterbug contest, and she has always support- ed and attended school social func- tions. Linda has been a home- room officer for two years. She belongs to GAA, Yellow Jackets , Junior Red Cross, and Junior Of- ficials. A delegate to Girls' State last year, Linda was chosen to go on to Girls' Nation--a recognition of her extraordinary qualities. BEST DANCER Giles Rink Goswick enjoys all kinds of danc- ing, but his particular talent is for western dancingg he prefers the western stomps. Rink was chosen all-around cowboy at the FFA Junior Rodeo in the summer of 1956, and rodeo activities are his favorites. He also played foot- ball in his junior year and basket- ball in his sophomore and junior years. After graduation, Rink will attend Colorado A. 8cM.'s school of veterinary medicine. Most Athletic AN ENGAGING SMILE for all occasions has Sandra Peterson, Most Athletic girl. She took top honors in archery, table tennis, and badminton in her sophomore and junior years. Her hobbies are athletic, too: bowl- ing, tennis, golf, baseball, and horseback riding. Also active in school social life, Sandy is a charter member and officer of FTA. KENNY JONES is really a many-splen- dored athlete, having lettered three years in football, baseball, basketball, and track. In his junior year, he was named to all- conference football and received honorable mention at All-State in football. Also, Kenny has played American Legion base- ball for three years. During the summer months, he has done forest fire fighting. i 1 f i e, s t 5 FUNNY, FUN-LOVING, facetious: words to des- cribe Billy Roberts, Wittiest boy of the class of '57. Billy is a member of the Pipers Car Club, and cars are his hobby. Elected to the student council in his senior year, he has been active in that organization's operations and has supported and attended school social functions enthusiastically. Talkative girls are an old pet peeve, but Bill's is new: girls that are scared to talk. SUNNY SIDE of the street is Where Wittiest girl, Carole Bert Miller land those around her, lives. Infinite good humor is the best part of Wit, and it is a strong element in Bert's lively quips and counter- quips. Her activities are GAA, Yellow Jackets, FTA, Thespians, and Quill and Scroll. Egotistical people are her pet peeve, and making friends is her hobby. Her success in this kind of hobby should forecast success in any field. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Pape, Virginia Crosswhite :pf ' 'if ,qv 33734121 31 -A ,. 251.1 yy ae.-if f 1 I ., 5-12 ' 'ffw 'L v -:,x,,, V.k, KfZ512ff'1' , 5 ,y:'f:7, f Wf 'C F if f ff f y je. f f fy MX 5 f 7 X f It 1. I f f avi 5 Z 7 .,f4yfa,f' , f f ff xg ff f f , 4 f 1 V f 9 ,ff 1 Y X G X f f f X ZWWQQE S fel 5' , n WITTIEST Don Brown Sheila Allen f BEST DANCER Stan Mason Sharron Culver , ' 'Q X Q 5 ' 51 as U Q 'Y ,vt K , I , fl Q A gm, L I Mn 4 ff -' ., ' f V' 2 1 I I .4 . I A o i- L K I A , f ,lg , ff W ., Liv.. A '- 4,-7 f I? ' 'A MLM 4 xg, gf: f I P45 av., ,,,. X f ,.X,,. J ill n 3 59 f G 1 llll. I P ff 5257, X Q 'jf is I - fy -'i' I g , 'f I , A.,f,f,0yc' ff ' ,f aggm.-4 X I I fW,gz7f V I , .S , K A I x MOST POPULAR Jim McClain, Mary MacCurdy Rvkif 1 Af M2 f X ff 4 f f W -W 9 f7 C7 I ff' 'V f 7.4 l f , '4 , 6 we 4 ' , , , I 9 fff 4 -V , , I M ff 6 'fam S' WK f f , , , ff 1 Q ,s 5 f MOST ARTISTIC Bob McClymonds Sue Ott .- ,f 4 I. '..ff if w I I ,Soi I Qgfg ,. , - 44? 2 Q, -' iff- 4 ',.,' , ylflf- Wg, ,, 1 I , L ? , if 4' Q l 'I - v' 1- - nWfa '4'.g 115.5 f f X . lp 7, , 'ffl' f ck 1 J, f Y 'iw f 7 MOST MUSICAL Hank Green Doris Voetter MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ATHLETIC Bob Williams, Cynthia I-Iazeltine H2LIOld Allen, Olga Madrid 6 Q44 5enuofQ5 -A 2 Class Officers Star players in the staging of activities this year were these senior class officers. LEFT to RIGHT: Sue Fortner, tfeasurerg Phil Oelze, presidenrg Jim McClain, vice-presidentg and Virginia Storm, secretary. 26 STEVE ABBOTT Car Club 15 Tennis 15 Music Festival 35 Orches- tra 25 Baud 3, Officer5 School Radio Program 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Class OHicer 15 Student Body Officer 15 Student Council 15 Pep Band 25 All State Band 25 Senior Playg Junior Play. SI-HRLEY ALLARD Future Homemakers of America 35 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Quill and Scroh l5 Yellow Jackeis 35 Usherettes 25 Badger Staff 15 Hassayamper Staff 15 Fashion Show 15 Music Festival 15 Band 15 Major- ette 15 Pom-pon 15 Home- roomOfficer 35 Student Council 15 Talent Asem- bly 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play. HAROLD ALLEN Football 35 Basketball 35 Track 35 Baseball 35 First All-Conference Team 15 Honorable Mention All- State 1. LEWIS ALLEN Basketball 35 Baseball 25 Track 25 Chorus 15 Home- roomUfficer 3. SHEILA ALLEN FTA charter member 25 GAA 35 Thespians 25 Yel- low Jackets 35 Music Fes- tival 35 Chorus 35 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Draxnat ic s Play. BRIJ APOLIINAR CLAUDIA APPERSON Future Homemakers of America 15 GAA 15 Rifle Club 15 Homeroom Officer 1. CURTIS AUDIS Future Farmers of America 2, Officer. JACKIE BAILEY FI-IA 15 GAA 35 Yellow Jackets 25 Usherettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 35 Badger Staff 15 Hassayamper Staff 15 Fashion Show 15 School Radio Program 15 Home- roorn Officer 2 . BARBARA BALD FHA 15 GAA 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 Junior Playg Music Festival 35 Chorus 15 Or- chestra 35 Band 25 Major- ette 25 Homeroom Officer 1. JAYNE BALD GAA 35 Jr. Officials C1ub5 Yellow Jackets 35 Slide Rule Club 15 Music Festi- val 35 Chorus 25 Orchestra 35 Band 35 Madrigal Chorus 25 Pep Band 15 All State Orchestra 1. LARRY BARNES Badger Staff 15 J. V. Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football 15 Tennis 25 Car Club 1. 52371. LOVENA BASHAM GAA 15 Badger Staff 15 Fashion Show 2: Home- room Officer 15 Attendant at Plymouth Rock and Roll. DANNY BASINGER Library Club 25 Chess Club 25 Rifle Club 15 Football 15 Speech Play 25 Chorus 25 Homeroom Officer 2. JINI BAUM Badger Staff 15 Music Fes- tival 3 5 Orchestra 35 Band 3. DIANA BEEBE GAA 25 Fashion Show 25 Music Festival 25 Chorus 2 Homeroom Officer 2. PHYLLIS BALINGER Transfer. JEANETTE BENEDICT Transfer. MY RNA BENSON GAA 25 Jr. Officials Clulr 15 Senior Play5 Fashion Show 15 Music Festival 35 Chorus 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 2. RENE BFSHEAR Art Club 15 Football 25 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Dramatics Play 15 Music Festival 15 Band 15 Schoo Radio Program 1. BRUCE BILLINGS Chess Club 35 Slide Rule Club 25 Senior Play5 Music Festival 25 Orchestra 25 Band 25 Science Club 15 Election Comxnittee 1. ALLEN BLACKLER Slide Rule Club 25 Car Club 25 Golf 15 Junior Play. COLLEEN BLAINE Music Festival 25 Chorus 25 FI-LA 25 Fashion Show 25 Yellow Jackets 1. LUCY BLAKE GAA 15 FHA 35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Fashion Show 1. CLAUDE BLEAK Car Club 3. CLARK BLOOM DICK BOURDLAIES BARBARA BRAITO FHA 35 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Clubg Fashion Show 1 M332 fb., ' W , ,, WW iff? at 7,7 .A fygmf ' .k'4 , 4041. df 7 11, ' af ' 15' 7 ff 'MW I M W . 'W ff Q,-1 JAMES C. fBINGj BROWN Thespians 15 Chess Club 15 Slide Rule Club 13 Projec- tion Club 13 Jr. Red Cross 13 Senior Playg Junior Playg Why the Chimes Rang 5 Chorus 15 School Radio Program 15 Home- room Officer 15 Science Club 1. DON BROWN FTA 15 The:-rplns 25 Jr. Red Cross 15 Lettermen's Club 35 Nat'l Athletic Honor Soc., 3 3 Football 35 Basketball 25 Baseball 23 Track 23 Badger Staff 13 Senior Play 15 Junior Play 13 Music Festival 23 Chorus 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council Alt. 1. ARON CASADY THE MEN 'S SHOP 110 W Curley and TOPE'S UNION SERVICE 421 E Sheldon V ' ,. , --- ailel 2, ,. ,,'. 5 Compliments of ff , , M' if . V , Z , 1 , SONYA Cl-IEMAS GAA 35 Fashion Show 15 Chorus 25 Homeroom Of- ficer 1. JON CHICK Car Club 1. STEVE CLINE Basketball 15 Golf 25 Track ls Badger Staff 13 Senior Playg Horneroom Officer 3. VIRGINL4 CROSSWHITE Future Teachers of Amer- ica 2, Officerg Quill and Scroll 2, Officerg National Honor Society 2, Officerg Badger Staff 15 Hassayam- per Staff 1, Editorg Home- room Officer 15 Student Council Alt. 13 V.F.W. Aux. Essay, first. JOE DE LA CRUZ SHARRON CULVER Yellow Jackets 35 GAA 25 Porn-pon 3, co-captain 15 Talent Show 15 Badger Staff 15 Hassayamper Staff 15 Junior Playg Senior Playg Homeroom Officer 23 Quill and Scroll 15 Jr. Officials Clubg Yavapai Fair Queen Candidateg Walgreen Essay, first. JIM CUSTER Thespians 25 Car Club 15 Art Club 15 Baseball 15 Golf 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Why The Chimes Rang 5 Music Festival 13 Chorus li Cheerleader 13 Homeroom Officer 25 Stu- dent Council Alt. 1. GEORGE DAVIS FFA 2, Officerg Thespians 25 Car Club 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Dramatics Play 13 Why the Chimes Rang.'l WILFORD DAVIS Future Farmers of America 33 Officer. ERNIE DELGADO Lettermen's Club 23 Na- tional Athletic Honor Soc. 23 Art Club 23 Football 33 Basketball 33 Track 33 Senior Plays Homeroom Officer 13 Student Council Alt. 1. ANN DENNY Transfer. J. W. DOLLOFF Chess Club 23 Quill and Scroll lj Badger Staff 13 Dramatics Play 1, .Inq .QLAQIQI EDWARDS as tball 1' Mu' F - val13Ba.nd1. Sw em' 'F' 1 NOBLE ELSNER Basketball 13 Music Festi- val ls Band ls Library Clul 13 Rifle Club 33 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Why the Chimes Rang, 15Ch0- rus 1. BUD ERNST Car Club 23 Riie Club 23 Golf 13 Badger Staff 13 . Senior P1ay3 Junior Play3 Q, W Dramatics Play 13 Home- ' room Officer 1. F 0 4 ' 4 Compliments of ' EVAN'S DRUG STORE I 650 Miller Rd. 1, and 3 BOB DAVID'S TEXACO SERVICE 3 528 W. Gulley F-. JOANEXE FINLEY Transfeq Quill and Scroll 1sArr Club 15 Chorus 1. TERESA FLORES Transfer. GEORGE FORNARA Lettermen's Club lg Na- tional Arhletic Honor Soc. 33 Football 3: Basketball 3 5 Track lg All-State Foot- ball 23 All-Conference Football 25 Senior Playg Homeroom Officer 35 Homecoming King. SUE FORTNER Future Homemakers of America 3, Officerg GAA 33 Yellow Jackets 3g Jr. Officials Clubg Usherettes 25 LII. Red Cross 24 Fashion Show 15 Pom-pon 15 Class Officer 25 Student Council 15 Girls' State 15 DAR Good Citizen. GENE FOSTER Car Club L PEGGY F RAZIER Future Homemakers of America 35 GAA 33 Jr. Officials Clubg Jr. Red Cross 3 5 Rifle Club 1, Of- ficerg Tennis 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Fashion Show 1.5 School Radio Pro- gram lg Homeroom Offi- cer Z. ED GEARY Football 3 3 Baseball 3. STEVE GERUSH Car Club 1, Officerg Pro- jection Club lg Badger Staff 1, Associate Editor. WILFORD DAVIS Future Farmers of America 35 Officer. ERNIE. DELGADO Letter1nen's Club 25 Na- tional Athletic Honor Soc. 23 Art Club 25 Football 35 Basketball 35 Track 35 Senior Playg Homeroom Officer 15 Student Council Alt. 1. ANN DENNY Trnsfer. J. W. DOLLOFF Chess Club 25 Quill and Scroll 15 Badger Staff 15 Drarnatics Play 1. ALAN EDWARDS Basketball 15 Music Festi- val 15 Band 1. NOBLE ELSNER Basketball 15 Music Festi- val 15 Band 15 Library Club 15 Rifle Club 35 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Why the Chimes Rang, 15 Cho- rus 1. BUD ERNST Car Club 25 Rifle Club 25 Golf 15 Badger Staff 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Dramatics Play 15 Home- room Officer 1. -I Compliments of ' EVAN'S DRUG STORE 650 Mlller Rd and BOB DAVlD'S TEXACO SERVICE 528 W Curley 32 N JOANNE FINLEY Transferg Quill and Scroll 15 Art Club lg Chorus 1. TERFSA FLORES Transfer. GEORGE FORNARA Lettermen's Club lg Na- tional Athletic Honor Soc. 3, Footballs: B3.SkBtb2..Ll 3, Track 15 All-State Foot- ball 23 All-Conference Football 25 Senior Playg I-Iomeroom Officer 33 Homecoming King. SUE F ORTNER Future Homemakers of America 3, Officerg GAA 35 Yellow Jackets 33 Jr. Officials Clubg Usherettes 25lJ1'. Red Cross 23 Fashion Show 15 Pom-pon lg Class Officer 23 Student Council 15 Girls' State 15 DAR Good Citizen. 'YM GENE FOSTER Car Club 1. PEGGY FRAZIER Future Homemakers of America 35 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Clubg Jr. Red Cross 35 Rifle Club 1, Of- ficerg Tennis 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Fashion Show lg School Radio Pro- gram 15 Homeroom Offi- cer 2. ED GFARY Football 35 Baseball 3. STEVE GERUSH Car Club 1, Officerg Pro- jection Club lg Badger Staff 1, Associate Editor. S.f'4'vmnm-Q.-5' Orchestra 33 Band 35 Band GILES GOSWICK Projection Club 15 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 2 5 FFA Rodeo. CARMEN GRANILLO Yellow Jackets 35 Usher- ettes 35 GAA 3. MANUEL GREIGO Lettermen's Club 2, Na- tional Athletic Honor So- ciety 23 Football 15 Bas- ketball 33 Baseball 35 Homeraom Officer 15Boys' State Alternate. HANK GREEN National Honor Society 25 Music Festival 33 Chorus 3- Council 15 School Radio Program 13 Coimcilman- at-Large 25 Student Coun- cil lg Pep Band 35 Madrigal 1. ,fc 4' Q. J. f . , 3' my if 'W ., , J. 'f 4, K , A - R 6 .aee www, ff'- Glhelhl-mug-,.i,,,, JOANNE GRUEDEL FHA 25 GAA 35.11. Offi- cials Clubg Library Club 3, Officer5 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 33 Pom-pon 2, Captaing Homeroom Officer lg Stu- dent Body Officer 15 Stu- dent Council 23 Girls' Stateg Queen of Plymouth Rock and Roll. SANDRA HASSER Transfer. CYNTHIA HAZELTINE GAA 25 Jr. Officials Club 13 Library Club 35 Thes- pians 2, Officerg National Honor Society 25 Yellow Jackets 3, Officerg Uher- ettes 3s Jr. Red Cross 3, Officerg Tennis 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Music Festival 35 Band 35 School Radio Programg Home- room Officer lg Council- man-at-Largc 2. Compliments of 628 Miller Rd. VYNE BROS ELECTRIC CO 142 N Cortez 79 ' ' 'X I 4-um I 5 . '- ' f f . - ' If ., of I i f iisi A 52 r . , X' I A J. R. WILLIAMS SUPER MARIGIT X and X . 0 I f A 0 ,ff f . , Q2 V 45? 0' Z sf' fi , 4. 1 ROBERT I-IERNANDEZ Lettermen's Club 33 Na- tional Athletic Honor Soc- iety 33 Football 23 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 3. BILL HICKS Slide Rule Club 13 Jr. Red Crms 15 Why the Chimes Rang 5 Music Festival 35 Orchestra 25 Band 3. ED HICKS FTA 15 Thespians 15 Quill and Scroll 2 5 National Honor Society Z5 Slide Rule Club 25 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 15 Badger Staffg Hassayamper Staffg Senior Playg Why the Chimes Rang 3 School Radio Program 25 Home- room Officer 15 Student Council 25 Science Club 15 Realty Board Essay, second PAUL HICKS Car Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Football 35 Golf 15 Track 25 Senior Playg Jun- ior Playg Music Festival 15 Band 15 Homeroom Officer 1. Q ITS . ii: 'X X24 A 1:- X , B x helix gif 4 , .4175 .....,.-Nl DOUG HOLMES Badger Staif lg Speech Play 1. FRR. Xy 2 BOB HowrNcToN f . c 2 2. F y R ig ...af A 35 RAYMOND HULL Transfer. ROGER JEFTS BUNNY JOHNSON DARL JOHNSON Music Festival 15 Chorus 15 Madrigal Chorus 1. BETSY JONES Future Homemakers of America 25 Jr. Red Crow 25 Badger Staff 15 Fashion Show 2- Chorus 2- C Club 1., ' amen ICEZNNY JONES Lettermenls Club 35 Na- tional Athletic Honor Sac- ietyg All Conferenceg All Stateg Football 3 5 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 35 Home- room Officerg Student Council Alt 15 Class Offi- cer 1. :Farm wwe .-'L' ' gfj-' . I ' 2 Y: H' 'ljw 1. ' af - X i W ltee 5 'toetto ,V - - 1 ..,, , ,- V A Gina... , g ,,LV.V 4 NORMA .IUNG GAA 35 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 35 Projection Club 15 Art Club 1. JOHN KAUR Chess Club 15 Slide Rule Club 25 Science Club 1. GEORGE KEELEY Lettermen's Club 25 Foot- ball 35 Track 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council 3. LORRAINE KOIVU GAA 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 15 Art Club 2, Officerg Badger Staff 15 Senior Playg Homeroom Officer 1. KATHY KRIEGER GAA 35 Jr. Officials Clubg Library Club 2, Officerg Quill and Scroll 15 Nation- al Honor Society 2, Offi- cerg Yellow Jackets 33 Usherettes 35 Jr. Red Cross 2, Officerg Tennis 23 Bad- ger Staff 1, Editorg Senior Playg Junior Playg Home- room Officer.25 Girls' State. ALICE LARA TAMARA LAUGHLIN Future Homemakers of America 2s GAA 23 Jr. Officials Clubg Senior Playg Junior Playg Fashion Show 1. Joni uzrlxs SEN Slide Rule Club 15 Foot- ball 1, chorus 1. 4:1 Rf 'l-,., ,1,, A X RONNIE LEWIS Football 15 Baseball 13 Badger Staff 15 Senior Play. RUTH ANN LOVE GAA 35 Jr. Officials Clubg Library Club 13 Yellow Jackets 35 Rifle Club 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Music Festival 3 5 Chorus Science Club 1. DAVID LUGERS Chess Club 3, Officerg Car Club 3, Officerg Rifle Club 3 5 Golf 2. MARY MacCURDY Library Club 2, Officerg Thespians 2, Officerg Yel- low Jackets 3, OHicer5 Usherettes 35 Senior Playg Junior Playg Dramatics Playg School Radio Pro- gramg Homeroom Officer 15 Councilman-at-Large 2 5 Student Council 35 Home- coming Queen. OLGA MADRID GAA 35 Yellow Jackets 35 Music Festival 15 Chorus 3. JUAN MANCHA Football 25 Track 2. LEIAND MARSH Music Festival 15 Band 15 Homeroom Officer 1. STAN MASON Car Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 35 Rifle Club 15 Football 25 Basketball 15 Golf 35 Track 25 Junior Play5 Horneroom Officer 1. 159' JIM,McCLAIfN Lettermen's Club 25 Na- tional Athletic Honor Soc- iety 35 Football 35 Baseball 35 Class Officer 25 Student Council Alt. 15 King of Plymouth Rock and Roll. ROBERT MCCLYMONDS Chess Club 25 Car Club 1, Officer5 Rifle Club 35 Art Club 2, Officer5 Music Festival 35 Chorus 15 Or- chestra 15 Band 35 Schol- astic Art Exibit Award. AMY McDANIELS Future Home makers of America 2, OfEicer5 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Li- brary Club 25 Quill and Scroll 2, Officer5 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 25 Jr. Red Cross 25 Badger Staff 15 Hassayamper Staff 15 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Music Festival 15 Band 15 Homeroom Officer 35 Stu- dent Council Alt. 1. ..p-w4 'd,J Compliments of Tl-IE SNOW CAP 928 Willow Creek Rd BRUCE McINTYRE Car Club 15 Football 15 Track 25 Music Festival 35 Band 3. LINDA MCNHLIAN FHA 3, Officerg GAA as Jr. Officials C1ub5 Thespians 15 Yellow Jackets 3 5 Jr. Red Cross 25 JRC Council5 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Dramaztics Play5 Why The Chimes Rang 5 Music Fes- tival 35 Band 35 Majorette 15 Head Drum Majorette 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Girls' State5 Girls' Nation. MARTHA MEANS . FTA 15 FHA 15 GAA 35 JI. Officials Club 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 15 Badger Staff 15 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Dramat- ics Play5 Fashion Show 25 Chorus 15 Pom-pon 15 Alt. Guadalupe Princess. PHAR MEDINA Football 35 Track 15 Horneroom Officer 1. CAROLE J. MILLER FTA 25 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Club5 Thespians 15 Quill and Scroll 15 Yellow Jackets 25 Jr. Red Cross 15 Tennis 15 Badger Staff 1 Senior Playg Junior Playg Horneroom Officer 2. JEANNIE MILLER Yellow Jackets 15 Home- room Officer By WAYNE MONASMITH Senior Play. BRUCE MOORE Transfer. JENNIE MOORE Yellow Jackets 25 Fashion Show 15 Music Festival 15 Chorus 15 FFA Sweetheart Candidate. MARILYN MORGAN Yellow Jackets 2. JUDY MORITZ GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Art Club 1. PAT MOSIER GAA 15 Quill and Scroll 15 Badger Staff 15 Homeroom Officer 3. LARRY MURRAY Quill and Scroll 15 Badger Staff 25 Junior Play5 Dra- matics Play 25 Talent Show 25 FFA Rodeo 2. SANDRA NEIL FHA 3, Officerg GAA 35 Thespians 15 Yellow Jac- kets 35 Jr. Red Cross 35 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Music Festival 35 Band 3, Officer5 School Radio Programg Head Cheerlea- der 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Class Officer 1. NANCY NICHOLS Red Cross 15 Music Festi- val 35 Chorus 15 Orchestra us 15 Real Estate Board Essay, first. Compliments of FJJNIN HAI QD CAS North Prescott . - X . 7, 1 1' 1 :r , A ' Q FHA 15 library Club 25 Jr. 35 Band 35 Madrigal Chor- PHIL OELZE Car Club 35 Lettermenls Club 35 Football 35 Base- ball 35 Senior Playg Jlmior Play5 Homeroorn Officer Class Officer 1. MARIE OLIVER FHA 35 Yellow Jackets 35 Badger Staff 15 Music Fes- tival 35 Chorus 3. SUE OTT FHA 35 GAA 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 35 Art Club 2, Officer5 Scholastic Art Exhibit. ED PAINE Transfer. fair JOHN PAPE Slide Rule Club 15 Car Club 15 Lettermen's Club 15 Golf 15 Track 35 Home- room OHicer 25 Class Of- ficers 15 Student Council 2 Boys' State. KAYE LOUISE PASSEY FTA 2, Officer5 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club5 Thespians 15 Quill and Scroll 15 Na- tional Honor Society 2 5 Yellow Jackets 35 Usher- ettes 25 Badger Staff 15 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Music Festival 35 Orches- tra 35 Band 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council Alt. 15 U.N. Pilgramage for Youth. MARILYN PEDDY-COART FHA 35 GAA 25 Yell0W Jackets 25 Senior Play5 Junior P1ay5 Music Festi- val 35 Orchestra 25 Band 3. LEWIS 'PEHL Future Farmers of America 3. 7 ALICE PERKINS GAA 25 Jr. Officials Club 15 Yellow Jackets 25 Art Club 15 Badger Staff 15 Senior Playg Dramatics Play 1. SANDRA PETERSON FTA 25 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Club 15 Thespians 1.5 Yellow Jackets 35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Tennis 15 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Dram:-It ics Play 15 Music Festival 35 Band 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 25 Student Council 2 GUY PHELPS LEE CHARLES PROPER Badger Staf 15 Music Fes- tival 35 Orchestra 15 Band 3. f 2 '- 4., , ,4 - ROSELYN PULSIFER FHA 25 GAA 35 Jr. offi- J f . 1 f if 'f'f,f ., , wwf . f W I ,if ' - , : -.1-if - ,-:,,x ' -' .- .f . ,-iv ,. My-4.5 -1, W - --1 1 .- I '-'Q 5 ,SV-5:3-' y if f . Af, . . . asJ's', 42 keis 35 Usherettes 25 Bad- ger Staff 15 Hasayamper Staff 15 Senior Playg Jun- ior Play5 Pom-pon 25 lent Show 15 Quill and Scroll 1. GARY PURVIANCE Quill and Scroll 2, Officer Rifle Club 25 Badger Staff 15 Senior Playg Junior Playg Chorus 15 Home- room Officer 1. EARLENE RAGSDALE FHA 25 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Club. Compliments of MOORE'S LAUNDRY 228 112 S Montezuma an GREENE CATTLE CO 140 N Montezuma cials Club 25 Yellow .Iac- Homeroom Officer 25 Ta- JANET REBAL Badger Staff 1. JAKE RITTER Projection Club 15 Letter- men's Club 25 Nat'l Ath- letic Honor Society 25 Football 35 Homeroorn Of ficer 2. GLORIA RIVERA PHIL ROARK f-wyvf '-,kV X 4' ' A.. . A bec ,ff gf' 1 Q? Zafi Z li' f f if 29: Q-W 3 , f' , ,ft-53,5 f ,. .Jw - 1 f f1f'p24Z,f1xff7,.,f Wil V 7 -f':-Ziff T HW,-f f 51 f fl' . , BII.L ROBERTS Car Club 15 Golf 15 Ten- nis 15 Senior Playg Junior Play5 Music Festival 15 Band 15 Homeroom Offi- cer 15 Student Council 2. MARY RODEN FTA 2, Officer5.FHA 35 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Quill and Scroll 2, Of- ficer5 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 15 Badger Staff 15 Hassa- yamper Staff 15 Senior Pla.'y5 Junior Playg Why The Chimes Rang 5Home- room Officer 35 Farm Bure au, Essay, firstg Nation.- al 4-H Congress5 Girls' State. LUCY RODRIQUEZ FHA 15 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Club 15 Yellow J ac- quets 35 Usherettes 35 Art Club 25 Fashion Show 15 Music Festival 35 Chorus 35 Orchestra 15 Homeroom Officer 1. LEROY RUBINK Rifle Club 3. CAROL RUSH FTA 2, Officerg FHA 33 GAA 33 Jr. Officials Club 13 Quill and Scroll 2, Of- ficerg Yellow Jackets Z3 Usherettes lg Badger Staff 15 Hassayamper Staff 15 Senior Playg Fashion Show lg Music Festival 23 Or- chestra 2. FRIEDA RUSSELL GAA 3. SUNNY ANN 'RUSSELL GAA 25 Jr. Officials Club 15 Quill :md Scroll 25 Yel- low Jackets 25 Jr. Red Cross 25 Badger Staff 15 Hassayarnper Staff 13 Jim- ior Playg Homeroorn Of- ficer 35 Student Council l. SALLIE RYCKMEN FTA 25 FHA 35 GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Jr. Red Cross lg Senior Playg Jimior Playg Music Festival 25 Chorus 25 Pom-pon 15 Student Council 1. i,c1l ' gig 0, , Q, K f 4 1 ' :Aff 'R M f ag, g fi fy? ' ?f?f wa? ,V V fi I . 9, ,. T .iz 'Q ' f Xe J 4 C 9? 'O , ,i1- lg ELDON SANDSNESS FFA 3. 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VIRGINIA STORM Yellow Jackets 35 Band 15 Majorette 15 Pom-pon 25 Class Officer 15 Usherettes 15 Dramatics Play 15 GAA 15 FI-LA 3. ANNETTE SULLIVAN FHA 35 GAA 25 Yellow Jackets 35 Chorus 1. TOM SWANSON Thespiansg National Honor Society 25 Lettermen's Club 35 Na.t'l Athletic Honor Soc. 3 5 Football 35 Basketball 25 Golf 35 Music Festival 15 Band 15 School Radio Program5 I-Iomeroom Officer 15 Student Council 25 Boys' State. 'VW M0479-, ' fy. g 5 f W 1, 2 -.,, X Ffa. c an- ' 5 5 5 , 5 M ,frfgr , . 'fl ,Q , 2 ,, w ,K 2 -. ,,. ,,,.,, 5, SANDRA TOCI FHA 3, Officer5 GAA 25 Jr. Officials Clu.b5 Thespians 2, OEicer5 Quill and.Scrol1 25 Ye1lowlJackets 35 Usher- ettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 JRC Camp, Council mem- berg Badger Staffg Hassa- yamper Sta.ff5 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Drarnatics Playg Why the Chimes Rang'5 Fashion Show 15 School Radio Program 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Stu- dent Council 15 Badger Mascot. FRANCES TRUMBACK FTA 15 FHA 2, Officer5 GAA 35 Library Club 25 Yellow Jackets 35 Usher- ettes 25 Jr. Red Cross 25 Chorus 15 Jr. Officials Club. DWIGHT UI-ILES Homeroom Officer 3. Compliments of SOUTHERN UNION GAS 138 N Montezuma l ' . 46 ADELE VENSEL FHA 35 GAA 35 Jr. Offi- cials Club5 Thespians 25 Yellow Jackets 35 Usher- ettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Dramatics Play 15 Why The Chimes Rang 5 Fash- ion Show 15 School Radio Program 1. ROBERT VERDUGO Lettermen's Club 25 Foot- ball 15 Track 25 Athletic Manager 2 , Football and Basketball5 Student Coun- cil 1. DORIS VOETTER GAA 35 Jr. Officials Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Music Festival 35 Chorus 35 Or- chestra l5 Homeroom Of- ficer 15 Miss Yavapai- runner-up5 Maclrigal 2. JUDY WALTON FTA 15 GAA 35 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 Senior Play5 Fashion Show 25 Music Festival 35 Chorus 3 Essay, United Nations Pil- grimage for Youth. Q l SUE WARREN Transfer5 FTA 15 FHA 15 Yellow Jackets 15 Art Club 1. HILTON WATTS NANCY WEBB FHA 3, Officer5 GAA 35 National Honor Society 2, Officer5 Yellow Jackets 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Music Festival 15 Band 15 Nation al Essay Association. HENRY WELKER FFA 2, Officer. MARTHA ANN WENDLING FHA 2, Officer5 GAA 25 Jr. Officials Club5 Library Club 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Usherettes 25 Chess Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 35 Art Club 2, Officer5 Badger Staff 15 Hassayarnper Staff 15 Jun- ior Play5 Scholastic Art Exhibit , Award5 P.B.W. Art Scholarship. JAY WILKINSON Future Farmers of America 3, Officer. BOB WILLIAMS Thespians 15 Basketball 15 Golf 35 Senior Play5 Junior P1ay5 Homeroom Officer 15 Student Council 1. DARLENE WILLIAMS FHA 35 GAA 25 Jr. Offi- cials Club 15 Quill and Scroll 25 Yellow Jackets 3 5 Badger Staff 15 Hassayam- per Staff 15 Senior Play5 Junior Playg Music Festi- val 25 Chorus 35 Porn-pon 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Yavapai Fair Queen Can- didate National 4-H Club Congress. N55-uf' 5 il. XX is .gg 1 . X ' 5 -Q ....- , ', 1 ,, -L -T 'Z'v E ' 42 A J' lf' 5: si. 5 sii N A ' 1' A 5. 5 :I , , .... A Lg A 5 Q 5 ssss A 5.1, 43 Q 5 .5 . Q A ,tg 5 1 . 5, riff.. 5 . cc i A . ,V 2 f 'bm fs 4 5 . x KX, bl 9 v 4 ?? ,,... -l ' 11-Q .,., ..,.. ..,,s, .5 f ,. , .,,f., Q. ,.,. a .am -- BETTY EDWARDS WILSON ELLEN WOOD FHA 35 GAA 35 JI. Offi- cials Club 15 Library Club 15 Yellow Jackets 35 Usher ettes 15 Jr. Red Cross 25 Music Festival 35 Chorus 15 Band 25 Band Council5 All State Cl'lO1'U.Sj Cheerleader Alt. 15 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council Alt. l. JOE ZINKL Football 25 Baseball 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Class Officer 1. 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'WW Q 4 X V y 7 fl f X X , f X A Betty Magby 5 , fO ff X v ,ab Q f fz..-4 ff Sandra Martin V fl , gf 'K ,I .QL ,f ,. f, I' ' Pete McMullen 'Y , i . , ,V IF R -:V , , , A f x if f X f f Z Don McNa.ry Rachel McSparrin l 9 '19-Y Q' Y 5 4 QS- X 3 , N Q. A va' kkyk Ivan Minthorn PRQQQQEQT Gene Neil Roger Netz gyfgV5Qg5g2f?7 ' Uf gs! W? L f ' ff X 7 W , , X Q 4 f 7-pg , f, ff Q ff j ,, XZZW Evelyn Nicely Carol Newberry fe 52 Carl Noggle QQ! E or l e llxf P e Charlotte O'Neal Barbara Patten 5 'l', e5Zg55y53Wjy N i-2 P M532 yrQ52ff+ Jim P et erson ,,w-..-Nt., Cf ..-,.,,Q' W VA ' v., fn--qw v r H-.,.,,, .Aft Q., pr -,...w-f' il 5 I of ll , Q 'Q Mike Poland Barbara Powell Stuart Pribble f' hi m., .iff K f, K K Pat Molner MW. 'f N - ,,,.,:u-4w- 'mv , , A .,- iw 3 H f ,1 1 i s X fl '--....,,, 1 ,Mvf 3 'W'b' 4---Q-,..,... ...,.l Jw, ., ,,,,,tV,.,,,,.,,f,we-J----1- A WWMM, ,v... . M... M' ' ' lm, .-1-,, ...- -,.w.,.',,.W.,u,,,M0' J ,- ,, V if sg 5 Compliments of gg F, CoRLEY's STUDIO -X5 g i' 212 W. Curley and 5 5 DESERT ROCK DEALERS Q North of Prescott 5 3 If lk 5 HN ,d!!ff? 3 N f ' I Ns x - Q ff' ff k5gqm51: vv.wf I-frsfum -xmas'-f '::':gf:,u Nr f'x-va,-Q-mo-+1 W, 5 7 lvz, jf .-,, - - li e-1V i' C Y! 2 jffy V V 25 K. Lynnea Mosher , . I ' M f .L -5. . mt: E . .,-' , Pggiggfzgg Lynn Mosley Q71 , 1 EEL? ' ' f Q, W. 7 9 gf, jzgg ,,:g - ,- My ie. EC g5yw,tqf6 , 2, A - Mike Murry Jim Musgrove If 371 'V U ' 33 ' ,L T6 ' , 5 Carol Pruitt 9' X vw 4 K, , t 1 Leno Ravetto Leroy Ray , Kay Reimche ji' f f 5 1 ,f qu, , Gladys Relmke 1 Linda Rice ,pp-X, Judy Rickard i , if ' 1 s r ggyffialgi 1 4 ' : 3 ' 'M Charles Rigden fc 7 N 1 K '5 4 7 f N.. I 4.44779 V' s 47 1 Q 4 Av-'fl 'Z , f 2' Earl Robinson I .,.. af ,, ,, . fy, . .4 f 0 K 4 5 fix .ff Q , f f 1 4wZl.?,g , I I' ,of 4 , 5, ! X , J J Herschel Robinson 115: ? W ,W f W '4 f 11 Q- f ,f .... - 'ff f ffwidiwf V1 z eifyfizhefz I-Iortencia Rodarte -, lf 5 -14' V 7 Q U ..,L Ralph Rodarte , f -:'? W- ,A W, ' ,N W 1 J yeey R C RN if fif L fl J :met Sanders Joanne Sc arbrough fi '--1-,-.,. ..v.---wf .-1-'-'N -.K ' 1 - fs-N. y ,x,,..:e-'f , 0-.my - -...,,,,,f' .xr-',.,, ' U,-.-'.. . vw. . ,,,-fr M.. 1 .. , 1 ,Q 'M'-M : i A r,,,.,,....,--A L3 - W --,V .... - ,,,,.,,.. .,, ,.,. ,,,-.,- .u.- ,. 1 . he -,-. , mv W h 74,1 A ,,., ,,,...,.-w....y.-..l.n.,,,,,W J S .,.,,-V J- , 5 9 f 5 fr gs rf Compliments of '1 H . X' Al,LAN'S FLOWER SHOP 10 5 S. Cortez and 321 s s if Xu' BARROWS OF PRESCOTT 5 if li 'x v 'R N. lx -w. 145 S. Cortez 5 K' J ' s A 5 'N , I ,f f 3 QA .aff nv' H 4.5 rw V 1- ,,..,,,,, mfr,- WH 4-. . . H , ,J 58 ,.,.. fu.,- ' , I ,lm . . ' I ,.f-wdwffftwa w. ft' V , ,gf ef , f.- . s :MI lg ' '21 1 m f f ,J ft X A Bill See ' - , WM r ' N ' Q! if ., Emi!! Chuck Shell mf. x ff , 1 , '- - nz Z-M ., . , f i Dorothy Sikes Rudy Silva Jackie Smith 'W' Roberta Smyth M31 4fs,g,f:.3 1 32 4 1 , f 1 . ,. f ,... . uf, Walter Soulages . FY ' r Tom Spooner ' I 27 i vylffa i ,Q if X Becky Stambaugh ., f' if . , 7' V - ,.v f 'Q ,, 'ex' .pg . I -f Marilyn Storey ,M M J I pqmx 1 . , 5 5 me , 4 K 4 , , J' 5 Dan Sullivan ..yf S Selma Sullivan 9 , 1 's ,Pb Lf f 1 , 4 , .0 X f ,Z f If , 1 , ,W If 2 f John T enney Barbara Thibodeau A Nm 'A ,.r-va ,Z I H Toni Thomas trtrt 5' f f i K K if Z ,v-- J im Thraiflldll W ' '21 13 ,, V ny , ' Bill Townsend Sharon Travis H,-.'.-v 1 f , 1 M,-v l.- -V' N ' 4 ,.- 1 fnnq, .., ,.,,. l ,AV Compliments of M EAGLE DRUG 102 W. Gurley and ' PETERSON'S JEWELRY 3 2.20 W. Gurley K l 'x .15 X '. I z XY-. J! ' -, . fr' xv 'fm Q '4-N V , Q , we ff A N'-a.. -:.-. .J f fx-- Aw ' N4 ,A- 59 Ruth Ann Tuggle Harriet Uhles n, W at f - , ,,.L W fly '4 X .. ,gf , lf we -fifziiij , ' ' W Rosemary Urias .C I fl - fi ff ff v ff! Andy Viliborghi 'Q f' 2 , I Glen Volopich .,,, M ., 'gy 1.-:g wg 1 ,x 3 L iff , iv 5,59 f '94 , fe ' TQ if - ' , 2 ,Lmidf 15 e Wagner if . .,k., ,V , Q zu Q f f .fx Q ,f W ilma? V V Jo Wagner 'fmt L ig. g ., X , . mme A Y-Nr Nw Q 'M X , X , , Qi Xxx S ' W x Q X, ,X,, - 5 Q X YE it Beverly Waggoner f r f 4 , W 7 f , f f 'X X ' .f .1 1 f Dick Wakenigg no f C g ' ff A .1 , - ,. Dick Warren , Q7 .QA-J. A ,,,,,,. Z ' WDP f .. Q AVA4 X X L! V z wffi Joyce Weaver . e We A ..-- 16X P 1 fdjif WI, i F for J ,, Jerry Weber 1, - Jane Welch ff' . 'PQI 312 if-9, ca,-Y A I V -L fp ' f, , - , fr X ,- , Q A ,-4' , 4,,,, , v , Mez g ,f , ff 71 'f 1 X Z Q, ff J, 5 X J X 1 fs-. '. , . J, I L ,vb X 1 X :en f 5 Y X A Carol Williams 'X f 5' f f fl., VZ Rosalie Wlaittenburg i ,175 Al ZS ii Compliments of HOUSE OF GIFTS 110 S. Montezuma I ,. Lv ,V Janet Wilkenson Doreen Wright 5 C 1 QA I 1 1 Dolores Yescas x ' ' Q-. 9 il A 4 K.. . ,1 . .X R- -1 . 1, . , 2 gy -' Q n, JJ , T Q, ' 1 I L It I I . ,K X-.M ,J 1 I . '-Nhx Nm,,,w A N E V1-,. ,A 60 , X Vw 'K X V 'I 2 9 Joan Yetman rw Nancy York A ww.: .41 4 John Yount Richard J inkl 1 i if K 'W , Qf, ,, ,effgf I, I uf! K Carolann Zydel c ' f ff Q1 ii-f SOPUO - QQ Class Officers X, W WN.MW..wM.mWg, N-,w.WN.w M-se e.Ww.w, W X s-.WAN -rm, 4 2 4 f Left to right are Joyce Weaver, secretaryg Marshall Macaluso, presidentg Bobby Bal- ler, vice president5 and Joan Yetmzm, treasurer. 62 fa ' X 'A , 6 f , 4 5, fofafgfffaf ' Barbara Abbott - f B , I -f 3: f an ,- f Q 7 'f' 2' W 4 4 an .54 X f ! UW.. ., I jvfff x ll. Janie Albert M53 V. V ' Q , 4 , W' ff 2,5 , if v -KG,-, , X ndaa Bonnie Alexander f nf! , ' ,V 'V' X X , I aww , , . M .,'1,,., J r,,. E If Lynn Bartlett B BB ' B elfnn nnne if ,Qi Georgia Basinger ze 7 1 5 1 n Fred Bass fl , ft ' . . ' . - ' wif ,l V 55 'fp, f.L Q B. 7 H , , :yy ff , fp' ', .w,w,,,v ' 1, -f X ' X Szvyr g w 517' I , 'T ,f f4i4i d1fZ'2 it lil? fl ff .'-- . ,Q ,j-1 ?3Q5f,f A If A ,,,a, 1' of df an ' X XL Haig , . ,:l gfg.,rif fy.: ,, lj-yr V ,,L I , David Anfinson xW fff A 4 1 I , .- ag J V i 72 ,Q I? 2? A. 4, ..1 ff I p Ku '. 5 ,,,f.n If 2i, ',,fl. f , 4 2 f ree Betty Barkley I f! ' Joan Baum F4-,x V1 L .. N I, X .. . - r 5 . , 1 K' 'f S . 'X xx N ,, s N X v , rr 'N I . va ,M x -'fd ll XX fl, -aw.- , 'f '21 A f , -' 7 X., iq f ,, Rf.. ..,, ..I Henry Batungartner Garnet Bender ' 4 xv X 4 f' fr W , 9 fx If ' n , 7, f X ,Q f 12 f f ff! , f f Sharon Best I ,I ,f , ,rg x ,f f A fgl'Bi!fK Steve Billington , Billy Blair t,nn, d Sue Boyer ,I X f f A jf 'a n rara - Y --5' My k 9-,,, ,V Chuck Biller Ann Brown , J,,,,, ya ,M- E ,L , , I , ,fp : ,-' ' A 'gf 'ww f? f ff , r '-, . X ,J I X SX 5 r ' V ,xt N 1 do ! .f N 4 ,f ,M ,f f , X 1 I . J ,, .. ,f Q f f'!' .,,.o jA Tom Brown Nancy Bumg au-dner Bobbie Burns Laura Jo Bush ff 1 X f , ff f 1 5' ji,g'.,i 45 ,, W 7, . fffff 4 7 1 X 4 f yf 1 f 9 yy CCCC C C C Billie Carbajal ,xv K - A - fy A-7 .,k. ., Mfii,-Q , . Sharon Cass ady , .,.4 ...H 1 E 2 wx Carolyn Cates I .Vff??' d'94r,,. , ff m, . 1 ' 74:-: rm n f,. 51 -1 , evra ,,., . if ' rf f 1 1 f ' Charles Cameron Sandra Coates , Susan Coerver f qnneo N D onn , ,, Donald Clanalxan Priscilla Collier 1 ' 'C ,QA 'lfe Q , , , f Celn N ' ln l V -yy 4 .' . Dennis Clyrnons Allan Cone A 1 2 S v.M,,,,, .,.. . 1 Compliments of TI-IE BANK OF ARIZONA A - -. K I 1 A 10 l S. Cortez 64 i f A ,iw Z, W ' Q ' ., W -M 'f lf ff, 'ff' 1 ' Q W f ' ff ,E ,R , by 144 'lf gfiwzf Lynn Cox , I X if age. fff ffm, , M . QWM ,497 , 4, J ' , '- , . D , i eesN We q 4, ,y I , ,,., 'fy ,, , 711' jf' we N N Sandra Cross , 1: 5 IP, if l 1 Jo anne Crotts .X 5 f Q , N rsslrr ., hu ' V ,',, i f -V V ,r I 'y ' '-- ,, David Custer Nancy Dean Karen Dennison Lynett e D espain Gloria Dodds 12 1 I' ,ii I , ' fi 'fe' f 1 .4.., fw xg' f 2 , gf ? ,M M Q f f 'W f ff A f David Do ench Wwx f-1 5 '4 ,U E H. UQ C5 Q N iff' ffy ' J I f , f Z, 51 QM, ,,v f f, fs - 15,324.1 1 ,f 5 if 'vw 'wwf . 'rp -G H K 2 , 5 Y vi f KW! X 1 gg , ' A I Judy Duncan Q1 od d 2 4 3 M A Q f .f W 3 Carolyn Durkee Zi Q., -Av. 1j2i K ,. L fw' 'i ik i f Q l A: ,1 A. -' , 'ig - .lf Ira Eastman .., flf- 'f' - ' 4 'M W 4 ff d o d f fl , -5 gf X, X in Jack Edwards fra.-M, 'Ha.,..,. . ..v,...,.,-UM, .mls S A., '-4-Nwv.,,,-,m.mMJwM- ff, fl H ., ff fi fl 'A ,',,.,.,.,,0.. .l-W , af' i .-.Nw :Sm N, -4-1. A Compliments of Allison Favour Janet Fancher Gail Fitzgerald MY, V aia, - f f Di ana F ortner 2 ,f, ail' - Charles Foster Judy Foster Nancy Ford Andrea Frederickson -va, THE A 8:B SIGN SHOP 115 E, Union ,. 'V fa , I I. .r' K , Af' NN 'NN . .- ' fi N- df' K N Nxw f ,J- MN. . -.4-. ,1 '1-- -.r-.1 ,vw-H 1-' ,af ov., ,.,,fr' 65 5 f l 4 ' IQ, I . -T7 f 5 aiaaani f Barrie Freeman Sharon F rizzell Carmen Garcia X1 K A A .,, 1 K f an 4 , , f , f 5 --, V ,A. Richard Garcia Stella Garcia ' ff? ' Blaine Garvin 1 f J I , 1, . X in J 1 f Edith Graves L31 f' + 21' , ., ., f i-xyrfvgzr Howard Gray fr if 454 ff' I 6 2 , ,f 7 , , I Darla Green 3 Qf 5' X X 4 ' f Pat Hamer Alfred Hatch f A .44 f Q f p ' f x ff J Q I ' 5 1 Susan Hayne , , ,'k, jk: 1 R Wk, g W X ts - Q X X R x XXX X X so x XX X M 5 Dick Hess John Hooker Sarah Hooker Z ,, , 1 w V 7 I, y L C ' -1 -V A VV X . i lea J ,, X H afai M airr 'J .. , ifii rfisuai ff , 4223 '1 ' Marilyn GueSt Jim Heckethorn Jim Hudson 9 'N-liauqvumqq S U' 'Nh'--'..Mf.,,,,,,.sv '-'M zfjfi l kzk I ,'v'-Y-H-'ivan'-nm--Au ' .rt ,lM,nn,N,,.wmw4--n-q.,-,,,,vqy I 2 :f W - i v + kbki V, ur l .BJ Z' , QM! Comphrnenrs of fit X y THE CAMERA CENTER 2 ff J J J 212 W. Curley 5 l g and E M ,. 4 COOK BUICK AND GMC CO. ,f 301 W. Curley 5 Balham Hmd 1, AE 4E I 5 ,ffff 'v.v-wn.ne-ms-n.4o 66 M , ff 'Ulu' f If nrsnda Fred Imus f , C of , . l David Johnson David Johnson Bob J one s C arol Jones fu-NU, -vu. an-uv x Zig? f ., :?95Ez. Q ga . 2 . 515, I H I X' K ff M- P7 Y 01, oz., ' , X 5 fm? ' sl C f N 26 if ,- fa, ,a Martin Jones .- yy-,, ,, Z f f Y 65 , , . X7 X K r ini,g if-7 Shirley Jones fm? 31 ' 2 E f - Z' 7 1 .251 ' ,' Kg? . .., , L,,LA A Gary Kearns ' 1-ivy, ' ' f , f Y 'id' W! f' V f,4M,f , 5 I QW. . f ' Jo Beth Keegan 5 fv-n.-V, N... ff? X .N- A r n lf, -v -Q... f-1-n-an is V4 I W' f ,X ff 3 af W , f 'rv f, . Barb ara Keen ' fav? , X! 2 gf, I 74 f y Z f f I Virgil Kennedy , f , ' ,,,, K K nw Charles King W 4 a s W f f f X X v rw 4f ' 2, f W f f f f 1 f f X2 , , f j f-vs..l.w......,,4,,,.i,' f,-..,., ..,, 1.mv.n,,,. pu, was .xmoklhyi Compliments of X , - ' Nickie King ' HAS SAYAMPA MARKET 1. ir 3 on the Hassayampa Trail 67 I n 1 E Q., E El-f ai 22 fm I xy fd U! K ,f-mm.. .pw J fy ,V X VV. f If Maria Kirkaldie 1 ' O f ays-M. , fx, f J f K wa, . . .Q ,.,,. 2 0 ,Y X J ff f Q f 4 fl fr 7 ff 14wff2fiL'5r Michael Kleinman Barbara Kraps I V C . V? .f',., 'i 'J , if 4 , 4 j Larry Leser Sharon Luby ' .q'k VF n TWT 'Q Vfvy Marlene Lussier fA, xg ' ., Bill Lyman 1 4- ,L ig 9 w Q 14 K K Bob Lyman ... ,N QW'- R x F 2 ge Pat Lynn Sam Macaluso fs .wh ., f.. Q, 5 X ., f- .: ,- Doug Macheel Mary Mackin 5 11 - ff' 1- XWN X 1 g ,n,, ,f-1.12 is 'l v 1 n nL rw' L M g H yyn A ,..,f V Q9 . Barbara Macosky Sid Manton ,As-V f., --pw- ,,x my --r .L ,gl --w m...-, ,M ,,.,,.,, ,. M.- ,a i -J . il ,.. I. X A MY- .. -M we f v we-..f.. . ,- ..,,,,,.,,, l,,,,.,,,.,,....-, ,-.,..n-y W- Q-- . . ,, K Compliments of , y W f -:Y 4 I f X! X ' ' ak' f'if,ff f ' ' f ,ff Barb ara Marlowe 1 if f 0. in 1 , 5 ' 2 , . . ,.,,4 , f , X X51 Dennis Martin Stan Mayes g L Charles Mcllvain I -. L., . --X M-xW,,f,1 .,,- .rg ,f-.'.z.l.,,.,, K I , f 4 THEASLWDRIVEIN 605 E. Gurley ? g If 5 .f 3 Lf' .. 'fl 'U . xt I' I W.. ' f' X -.. 'rx n f N., .-.,,, -V H ,P I, .. '- 1... . ,.f--I -. lv.,-.vm , ,.... , . 5' gf ' lf' I X 4-7 f f if f A X E5 2 am , f 5 -J ,,.,.A 1 m f '-1..- . '5 J Y 4 i Martha McIntyre ' H 1f,,np,. ,V . K: 'Ziff , A X wr 0 f XC sf, , f Q f ff ff' Y: 9 fg f '. Q7 V , y ,fy , 4 7 f A f ,f 4 , If J Aff Elaine McMullen Qfzivi' hn f E ',,,,-, 'Vi - ' , ,. , , ,i'i-filf Q . Lkh I I x 4 f Sam McPherson Yvonne Mi gnerey Linda Mills ,,.,,,.Lk 'f s -f1:f'a V ni , , f-A ,. 5.1 'f -if - J gil:-I John Milton 4 ,za 1.1 Q ' -jf , ,e V55 tg M' if , if George Minthorn P V1 ' I Sw A g Q , , f ff ,js P 11 ',,2,q Robert Monasrnith Mary Ann Morgan so ' gi Mo oo , go MQW 'K Jw Don Morriston 4,-4. 5 , f 1 1 s 5 N X f .- -1 Z1f ' 4 ' 1 1 'af , ,Of 7 W Q T' f-.iw V Bert Moritz 4 ll Virginia Nebiolo 172 fv- Nancy Montgomery J Q ,rdf X W A jf 4 'f Charles Moore inns ff, ,. jjfij '?'73f'fiff, ' X 776 ' p 2 2, ,V j lnez Mundstock l 'NY' ! I av J 2 Q3 2 f f f Q A f 1 M , f f f X 4 5, X , ,.,h ., f 1 5 X , , A ,- yay ffl 1 f 5 4 Q 1 f is .. f ,f I ? Charles Nelson f f 4 f' E.5'JY:,f5'flf'2a Jack Oliver f I V e , , Q.. ',.,, ' ,.:'z,: irtn 1 i,i J 4i,: igoi P J 3 fp 5 7 X4 ff 5 7 4 f Q 3 W f M ,.,, M,,,, f -9QfF4 f5is,g1, fxzsz - fn, is am, 9 , I .,'r . ,pig Q 2 5 :ff 1 ,1 ..'r X 5311- .- James Patterson Pat Pauley , f 3 6 4 A6 t r y 1 i l it V 5 A.., A Nancy Paulson Gordon Parmenter Sharon Payne I .K ,J z 1 l 1 24 'f z sr, z is 5 ig NX S Q 1 A ' -.N X. SLN qs ' 1-4. Compliments of GLENN 'S CAFE in the Elks Building .. .-...w..w,, ,mvqm,,f,...r u M-, 1'-.1 V. M... -, 4 Y ,,,., ,,,,,...,, , .,,.,-N 69 ,1- ,., v- I 1- ,X ff' ' y Z . 4 1 ' 4 .af I I if ' ' 'zlfi 'T' 1 Jim Peddycoart I A-141, ,.,...4, , , V I f mg nv 1 ww -9: 1,f:w3 'f' Z , ff Carl Pedroza X K C ' Ns. W - Betty Perkins 'ml, , fm ,f Crystal Brown Sarah Pounds lit f , C 1 ,l ,J f 1 Mike Reynolds I f aff ? f, ,,, 4 P w f,,. ,f r 2' Beverly Richards 2. P re-r P ' C 7 f 7 are-. ,,, X fi! ,L A , , . 1 5 John Ri denhour Pat Riggins i' , ' , my f 57 if f ff! . , , lkrc .w ' ' W , f Wvzwv, , Pat Riggins , ,,...,,. f -f 4 Compliments of 1 git A 111,515 -P . 1: 'Y ,. VC on ' 4 . 7 fi V fi' f f f ,V , Tom Ritter Hortencia Rivera Lupe Rodriquez Trudy Rogers Y 1 J I ARIZONA MINING SUPPLY 219 N. Cortez Loretta Rubink 4 Q ff X 4' X Z X 1 '-, ,I , Zf f if 1. .., -A f Jane Ruffner Ella Rush J aney Russel? Sandra Saint Sharon Schall Ken Schultz X442 52,475 fegefwz L,,,,,L., , fyfffrfyp , 'Q f ' fz 40 51? fy 2, iv G on f-ay wee 2, -- , ,QL yfwifpyc ,W -. -Q'i7:ff', 'f 7'f1f, Bill Sears Bobbie Simpson Barb ara Sims ' ,K-We f' Q ff, QTY! y A L -25 'Q . ,,nf,7,- .W f Cam Smith Katherine Seeb er get Duane Smith ,Q H. ' A if, f f U J f f 4 f Z .. H , , ' 7'ffff:if,4f'W'f5 .1 W-if Z ffvfj' ,WW , V i!' ' if P - 'Wiwff' .M ff! h Patti Shull Jerri Smith 4' .V C' V X , , V f ' va L y 1 , mo, I X, , 7 X V '1 M, ,!ff,6' ,fl ffjfwfn. K if V' 3 f ,mffik . , , ' , . 4 ff! f f X Linda Smith ,y-was lj , f , ' I V' X' ?,, ,f,j , V- 'ffwfilyf y - 1 f A ,.,.7 X l Q M' K7 ' if Z A Richard Soulages Marilyn Spitler any Cathy Spring Carolyn Sweet Jackie Standhardt Marqafef T3-fghefta f f , ,, f, , Q, -y f ' f ,C , 5 2 if? q ' f 'T ' fi? 4 5' 4 fy mf ,iw ' 4 f f f , .1 X X! 1 , ff,-p f 4, a r f V , jf Jim Stark Ann Tassinari 7 yf ff fy f, if f , r f ,4 In A 4W4'Z2fz4v,fnn',f f, V . ,,'hV Vygmf, ,, ,, - QQ Tffi, 7 'fkfffflf 1 Carolyn Sturm Ji rn Teeter fn: X Q Phil Temple 2 Agia , Alix Ifzf f ' 'O B . I ,f 4' ' ram.. X A ',VV 5 i, 5 R A ' nilli S S yy xi f 1.2, H uh- . f , I Sf N X! V L fl 71 'N 'w. . . 3 -Q ,gl .gi gl x -me 'f' Miva Diane Tenny Gay Truman Claudette Terrell Marie Walker 's , 33 Q l l VP .- 1 Sharon Test f .,.' --, V Malen Thomas V ff 4 sa s T 'Qmv' Donna Tomlin ,X . Larry Warrell , V . 54 'i ' Louise Welch T ' V,e ' 7 in w fl 'P as N. v W, fe' Y if ,W , if Q, - W if ,ii ,f -Darlene Welker ,. T fi A ll - L U.. Wai. , ss A '-'73,-Mg , W ,- - W- 'e QE? , Pin! Bill West I V -. lnllWfel'L Elaine West ' aikfbrf 1 3:1-1 V Rosetta West W f 1 1 WF65 72 Wayne Whipple i f W -v Bob Will Marjorie Williams Pat Williams ra- ,K i g?--'il ylyl,l ,af nf' f 34 ,.. , I O ff' '93 P Julie Williamson 'Q 4. ,, '49,-v , W fy Irene Woolstrum Louis Valenzuela ,V . ai 4 ge , 4 X , x . n W9 f mei . Eddie Verdugo 'if if -f 5 , , . .MMV Dave Yetman 3 : s i?4, T, .., 2 -TE -E kc ,S X Y S' i ' -jx, - , - t -J ..-D .4 K , Q Hassayclmper Staff Top picture shows the editorial staff. MEMBERS, left to right, are Ed Hicks, photographer and sports editorg Virginia Crosswhite fseatedj, editor-in-chiefg Roselyn Pulsifer, Shirley Allard, Gary Purviance, assistant photographerg and Darlene Williams. Not pictured is Carol Rush. ABOVE , left to right, are the following members of the bus- iness staff: Amy McDaniel, Mary Roden, Sandra Toci, bus- iness managerg and R. T. Mikulewicz, adviser. BOTTOM PICTURE, left to right, shows Sunny Ann Russell and Jackie Bailey, hard at work on circulation. 74 Badger Staff I .L .,,., X If fff' it L , , kil, ae, Katherine Krieger, editor Steve Gerush, associate editor Carole Miller, business manager LEFT to RIGHT: are Carole Miller, Edmund Geary, Steve Cline fseatedj, Linda Habluetzel, Alice Perkins, Joyce Weaver, Carol Williams, Don Brown, Lovena Basham, and Joanne Finley. , ' Z 'QTTIZDU f 0 f.,.Novm,,,,,, LEFT to RIGHT: Paul Burkhardt, Ronnie Lewis, Douglas Holmes, Sandra Church, Janet Rebal, Lynn Mosley, Stephanie Bailey , Katherine Krieger, Marilyn Morgan, Marie Oliver, Kaye Passey, and Herschel Robinson. 75 'ISP' Badger Staff LEFT to RIGHT: Sheila David, Lorraine Koivu, Bud Ernst, Sandra Martin, Sharon Flinn, Rosalie Whittenburg, Guy Phelps, Martha Ann Wendling, and Victor Young Qseatedj. More Badger Staff LEFT to RIGHT: Melvin Rice, Lee Proper, Ivan Minthorn, J. W. Dolloff, Steve Gerush, Martha Ann Wendling, Jalce Ritter, Larry Murray, Martha Means, and Claudla Sexton. 76 1' National Honor Society Members of National Honor Society that are chosen as juniors represent the top five per cent of their class in a point-scoring system based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These seniors made the grade in their junior year. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Virginia Crosswhite, secretaryg Nancy Webb, vice-presidentg Kaye Passey, and Marylviac Cuxdy, president. BACK ROW: Kathy Krieger, treasurerg Cynthia Hazeltine, Hank Green, and Tom Swanson. F I Compliments of I ROHRER BLOOM DRUG CO. ' ,X 202 W. Gurley 77 Future Teachers of America OFFICERS, STANDING: Virginia Crosswhite, parliamenxariang Kaye Passey, song leader, Carole Miller, treasurer, and Carol Rush, histor- ian. SEATED: Sandra Peterson, vice-president, Barbara Brarm, presi- dent, and Mary Roden, secretary. FIRST ROW: Rene Beshear, Clyde Hunt, Sheila Allen, Lewis Allen, Sallie Ryckmen, Judy Walton, Don Brown, Ed Hicks, and Leno Ravetto. SECOND ROW: Sue Cridebring, Jo Wagner , Eunice Boldt, De Wagner, Katherine Davis, librarian, Mary Rose Lubicich, Delores Yescas, and Harriet Uhles. THIRD ROW: Darla Green, Jerri Smith, Donna Tomlin, Marilyn Spitler, Bet1y Barclay , Ella Rush, Nancy Montogomery, and Evelyn Nicely. 78 W Yellow . - I A : i Jdckefs OFFICERS: Jackie Smith, treasurer, Cynthia Hazeltine, president, Judy Hamer, vice-president, and Mary MacCurdv, secretary. FIRST ROW: Anita I-Iartin, Barbara Brann, Jo Wagner, Carol Williams, De Wagner, Sharon Travis, Jane Gill, Shirley Burmister, and Betty Anderson. SECOND ROW: Janet Wilkinson, Joyce Weaver, Mary Rose Lubicich, Lynnea Mosher, Katherine Davis, Carol Fraser, Doreen Wright, Sue Bochat, and Jeanne Lotspeich. THIRD ROW: Greta Daily, Lorna Leser, Nancy York, Marilyn Storey, Margaret Anderson, Sheryl Bates, Harriet Uhles, Linda Habluetzel, and Janie Welch. FIRST ROW: Sue Ott, Kathleen Smiley, Sandra Neil, Linda McMillan, Adele Vensel, Nancy Webb, Jackie Bailey, Sandra Toci, Joanne Gruedel, and Sunny Ann Russell. SECOND ROW: Norma Jung, Sue Warren, Alice Perkins, Kaye Passey, Jayne Bald, Carol Rush, Darlene Williams, Sandra Peterson, Martha Ann Wendling, and Frances Trumback. THIRD ROW: Mary Roden, Judy Walton, Sallie Ryckmen, Kathy Krieger, Carole Miller, Sue Fortner, Amy McDaniel, Ruth Ann Love, and Sheila Allen. FIRST ROW: Maria Kirkaldie, Trudy Rogers, Linda Mills, Sandra Saint, Barbara Abbott, Susan Ernst, Jerri Smith, Pat Hainer, Betty Barclay, and Joanne Crotts. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dean, Barbara Kraps, Sue Bartlett, Sharon Frizzell, Carolyn Durkee, Allison Favour, Andrea Fredrickson, Marlene Lussier, Bobbie Burns, and Barbara Hurd. THIRD ROW: Sarah Hooker, Carolyn Stern, Margie Williams, Sharon Test, Betty Perkins, Rosetta West, Flla Rush, Crystal Brown, Beverly Richards, Sandra Coates, Marilyn Spitler, and Margaret Targhetta. 79 G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Myrna Benson, Kaye Passey, Sue Fortner, Barbara Braito, Earlene Ragsdale, Nancy Webb, Carol Rush, Lucille Rodriquez, and Olga Madrid. SECOND ROW: Sandra Peterson, Judy Moritz, Sunny Ann Russell, Linda McMillan, Pat Mosier, Peggy Frazier, Sandra Neil, Jayne Bald, and Barbara Smith. FIRST ROW: Lorna Leser, Jackie Smith, Margaret Anderson, Carol Williams, Sandra Martin, Carolyn Edwards, Ava Barley, Teresa Hamilton, and Doreen Wright. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Storey, Harriet Uhles, Joyce Weaver, Jo Wagner, De Wagner, Janet Wilkinson, Dorothy Sikes, Sue Bochat, Becky Stambaugh, Jeanne Lotspeich, Na- dine Hightower, Barbara Powell, and Judy Goodwin. 80 Slide Rule Club 4:10 IME., 7 .. MEG ' 3 i 'flu I '10 .- I ... .. , ng I M D l ' 2' -P' ' 1- i ' 'I G16 ,,......4o-vvv' LEFT to RIGHT, members of the Slide Rule Club are as follows: Bruce Billings, Sam Crosswhite, Ed Hicks, Allen Blackler, Keith Bochat, Joel Leerssen, John Kaur, Charles Rigden, and C211 Noggle. Comphments of TERR1N'S FLYING A SERVICE and KUHNE PLUMBING 8:1-IEATING g - 239 N. Marina I Rifle Club Duane Smith, Dick Larson, Bob Jones, and John Hooker examine the target in a meeting of the Rifle Club . Dave Custer, Bob Jones, Canunon Bender, sponsor, and Leroy Rubinlc use the target scope in a Rifle Club meeting. Rifle Club members blast away at a practice session. Complrments of THE SHOE BOX 123 N Cortez Library Club LET to RIGHT: Pat Lynn, Amy McDaniel, Pat Molner, treasurer, Eunice Boldt, Kathy Krieger, secretary, Beverly Waggener, Joanne Gruedel, president, Nancy Nichols, Frances Trumback, Anthony Kraps, and Miss Dorothy Hardaway, l1'bra.rian and sponsor. Art Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Basil Hindman, sponsorg Lorraine Koivu, program chairman, Marthanne Wendling, president, Jackie Smith, secretary, and De Wagner, treasurer. BACK ROW: Sue Warmer, Judy Moritz, Norma Jung, Carl Noggle, Ralph Rodarte, Lucy Rodriquez, Sue Former, and Kathleen Smiley. Not pictured is Sue Ott, vice president. 83 Chess Club Left to right, SEATED: Joe Coates, Bob Jones, Darrel Combs, first table, Bruce Billings, John Kaur, Jimmy Dagarin, second table, Andy Villiborghi, Keith Bochat, third table. STANDING: James Stephenson, club spon- sor, Jim Thrailkill, Mark Kentro, John Hall, Carl Noggle, Barrie Freeman, Sam Crosswhite, Dick Larson, Wayne Whipple, Darrel Cox, Walter Soulages, and Del Hunt. 84 Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: John Tenney, treasurer, Clude Hunt, secretaryg Jay Wilkinson, vice president, George Fomara., pres- ident, Wilford Davis, sentinel, and Dexter Gill, jr. reporter. Not pictured is Henry Welker, reporter. Behind the officers is Marion Bigelow, faculty advisor. FIRST ROW: Richard Parry, Bill Sears, Everett West, Jack Edwards, Floyd Schmidt, and Henry Welker. SEC- OND ROW: Lewis Pehl, Don Ward, Ronald I-Iaptonstall, Bill See, Merle Davis, Donald Clanahan, Bert Moritz, David Parks, and Gordon Pannenter. BEER'S ROOFING 745 S Granite Compliments of 85 F. H. A. Officers, in the picture on the left, are Doreen Wright, parliamentariang Martha identg Sandra Toci, vice president, Frances Trumback, treasurer, Sandra Neil, music chairman, Joan Yetman, membership chair man, Linda McMillan, public relations chairman, Nancy Webb, projects charimang Amy McDaniel, degree chairman. H FRONT ROW: Joanne Crotts, Sandra Coats, Sallie Ryclcmen, Carol Rush, Sue Former, Linda McMil1an,Caro1 Frazier, Joan Yetman, Marie Oliver, SECOND ROW: Sue Ott, Shirley Allard, Roselyn Pulsifer, Martha Means, Jeanne Lotspeich, Nancy York, Jackie Kerfoot, Carol Pruitt, Jane Gill. THIRD ROW: Joann Baum, Kathy Spring, Judy K1mz, Carolann Zydel, Loma Leser, Sue Bochat, Barbara Patten, Gloria Dodds, Pat Lynn. LAST ROW: Martha Ann Wendling, Sue Warren, Nonna Jung, Edith Graves, Ella Rush, Judy Foster, Rosetta West, Judy Foster, Diane Tenney, and Sandra Martin. Usherehes Senior three-year Usherettes, on the left, Judy Walton, Mary Roden, Amy McDani and Katherine Krieger. FIRST ROW: Nancy Ford, Carol Fraser, Greta Daily, Betty Anderson, Martha McIntyre, Sandra Cross, Barbara Hurd, Lucy Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: Betty Perkins, Sharon Frizzell, Barbara Brann, Allison Favour, Carolann Zydel, Marlene Lussier, Ava Barley, Joann Baum, Garnette Bender, Nancy Dean, Gloria Barnett, Margaret Anderson. THIRD ROW: Beverly Richards, Margie Targhetta, Carol Rush, Frances Trumback, Linda Rice, Elaine McMullen, Judy' Hamer, Jo Wagner. LAST ROW: Sarah Hooker, Barbara Burns, Mary Rose Lubicich, Georgia Basinger, Donna Tomlin, and Jerri Smith. 86 Ann Wendling, secretary, Sue Fortner, pres- are Norma Jung, Martha Ann Wendling, BL Science Club Members of the newly organized Beaker Breakers' Science Club are, left to right, Carl Noggle, Del I-Ilmt, Charles Rigden, Jim Dagarin, Doug Macheel, Sam Crosswhite, David Anfinson, Nancy Nichols, David Ford, faculty sponsorg John Kaur, Joel Leerssen, Keith Bochat, Bruce Billings, and Norma Jung. Ed Hicks, president, is not pictured. Complunents of 144 S. Montezuma . T SAMI-IIIILHARDWARE 87 Chorus K I Y f f ly! e ff, f ff ff 41 f f ' . A A J' 'Q - . if f 1 . f 1 B Q. , i ,J 1 5 B a - W 1 W 'F W, W X' Q 3 A ,. D, , j new A. J ' We . 6 Q ,J i 2 X - if 7, I .M ,Y ,, X wr , N 'Y i V, Q an . X Members of the senior chorus are, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Myrna Benson, Darlene Williams, Madeline Stazenski, Ellen Wood, Claudia Sexton, Doris Voetter, Diana Beebe, and Teresa Flores. SECOND ROW: Alice Lara, Joann Finley, Ruth Ann Love, Judy Walton, Sallie Ryckmen, Sheila Allen, Jayne Bald, Marie Oliver, and Lucy Rodriquez. LAST ROW: James Burns, director, Hank Green, Gary PLu'viance, Don Brown, Dan Basinger, Lewis Allen, Bob McC1ymonds, Darl Johnson, and Noble Elsner. Junior and sophomore chorus members are, FRONT ROW: Greta Daily, Kathy Basham, Sue Perry, Dolores Yes- cas, Linda Rice, Lynnea Mosher, Lynette Despain, Patty Pauley, Nancy Montgomery, Hortencia Rodarte, Mary Lara. SECOND ROW: Doris Mosley, Nancy York, Elaine Leavitt, Sherryl Bates, Ava Barley, Joan Yetman, Mary Rose Lubleich, Jane Gill, Sandy Saint, Sonja Chemas, Ruth Ann Tuggle, Irene Woolstrum, Sharon Collier, Edith Graves, Nancy Ford, Pat Williams, Mary Beltran. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Oneal, Doreen Wright, Rachael McSparrin, Pat Riggins, Sarah Pounds, Lynn Mosley, Jane Albert, Barbara Patten, Nancy Paul, Judy Foster. LAST ROW: James Burns, director, Bob Monasmith, Gary Kearley, Joe Burkhardt, A. C. Goodwin, Wilford Hovington, Jim Peterson, Dexter Gill, Jack Oliver, Sam Macaluso, Dick Hess, Abelardo Madrid, Bob Flores. 88 ........ X. .... .- S .......- .......-..- Quill and Scroll .rf 't 'i J it A 'W J m 'CI .1 Q, dx ,ggi Second year members, left to right: Carol Rush, secretary, Gary Purviance, vice president, Virginia Cross- white, president, Mary Roden, historian, Sandra Toci, Sunny Ann Russell, Amy McDaniel, and Darlene Wil-- liams. ,4,,tf,d, in 'f 4' - Z' :Mer New members, left to right: Kay Passey, J. W. Dolloff, Joyce Weaver, Kathy Krieger, Jackie Smith, Carol Williams, Katherine Davis, Sheila David, and Jake Ritter. U Compliments of 4 AIR LOCK LOG CORP. North of Prescott on Hgwy. 89 and MORYART MFG. CO. Arizona St. Jr. Red Cross FIRST ROW: Sandra Peterson, Cynthia Hazeltine, Jo Wagner, De Wagner, Adele Vensel, Jackie Bailey, Sandra Toci, Martha Ann Wendl.ing.SECOND ROW: Joyce Weaver, Carol Williams, Sharon Travis, Judy I-Iamer, Linda McMillan, Sallie Ryckmen, Kathy Krieger, Amy McDaniel. IAST ROW: Jackie Smith, Sandra Neil, Sue Fort- ner, Sue Cridebring, Allison Favour, Mary Roden, and Miss Julia Rowe, sponsor. Jr. Officials FIRST ROW: Jo Wagner, De Wagner, Jeannie Lotspeich, Katherine Davis, Teresa Hamilton, Gloria Barnett, Sherryl Bates. SECOND ROW: Sharon Travis, Judy Hamer, Shirley Burmister, Margaret Anderson, Marilyn Storey, Becky Stambaugh, Sue,Bocaht. LAST ROW: Betty Niagby, Judy Goodwin, Carol Williams, Ava Barley, Joyce Weaver, Jackie Smith, and Lorna Leser. 4 Compliments of ROYAL MANUFACTURING CO. 202 N. Granite Gear Grabbers The Gear Grabbers Car Club was organized in October with a charter membership of about six. It grew rapidly to about 25. Its aims are the establishment of a supervised drag strip, the promotion of safe driving, and the building of a club hotrod. LEFT to RIGHT are Bob Baller, president, Bill Munson, George Minthorn, Tom Spooner, Jim Custer, Jimmy Cline, Jim Geiler, Steve Abbott, Ivan Minthorn, Bud Ernst, Phil Oelze, Bob Hedrick, Gary Jost, Tom Swanson Gene Foster, John Pape, and Bert Schoneberger. ln the middle hotrod are Bill Roberts, Secretary-treasurer, and Paul Hicks, vice president. 5, rs Compliments of 4 YAVAPAI LUMBER COMPANY on N. Pleasant and THE YARDAGE SHOP on Grove St. X exp Q , Thespiclns FRONT ROW, left to right: Sandra Peterson, Kaye Passey, Adele Vensel, Darlene Williams, Joanne Gruedel, Mary Roden. SECOND ROW: Mary MacCurdy, Harriet Uhles, Janet Wilkenson, Barbara Brann, Sandra Toci, Sandra Neil, Linda McMillan, Mrs. Ethel B. Tyson, sponsor, Carol Frazier. LAST ROW: Rene Beshear, Dan Sullivan, George Davis, Janie Welch, Cynthia Hazeltine, Paul Hicks, Bob Williams, Bill Roberts, Tom Swanson, and Randy Baird. D n 4 Compliments of BERT'S BUSINESS SUPPLIES 107 S. Cortez 57 6 ers, '5 U5 'U U Q an .2 0 C6 en I Excell .E u 0 asiic and S for Schol Se Cho V. ,M .,,f . ,,,,WH-Nam-I 59' 4:1 Wvnu., , W r-1 5 00 .fl P 5 O L5 Q Z O 5 E O 5 fs.. .ag .5303 PM 'U Q5 MacCurdy, rson, and M I, Mary andra Pete 3 ,BUD of-P Q8 E3 I-C 20 Wea G PU.. Hg ,So ET af-'5 ,221 .:E 4: Wu.. CD ..-45 OVJ 0 .. PE GS ,QZ 55 'Q-s Sm. .245 QE M2 :xo 32 f-1-S ...E 2,-I fuk.. J-7 -G30 .2902 1-4'Q OM 'Jv- LH,-2 Bw A oil NLE 3-m 3 52 is Sue Fortner--DAR Good Citizenship winner. Don Irnus Won first in the talent assembly, singing to the accompaniment of combo members, Bob Baller, left, and George Davis, right. Not shown are Gene Neil, saxophone , and Richard Franks, piano. Round-Up of ae V o Kay Passey won the Betty Crocker WI n Homemaker of the Future compe- tition. Ed Hicks, fourth from the left, won the oratorical contest. Contestants are left to right, Kaye Passey, Linda McMillan, third place winner, Norma Jung, Hicks, Cynthia Hazeltine, Bruce Billings, Kathy Krieger, Bing Brown, and Mary MacCurdy, second place winner. 94 A P- U E GD GD 2 U L .2 c :a Q Members of the cast, in order of their appearance in the tu C28 IISOD. 53 -EDS 3 E eil Doreen Carola N 6 CII G .-C Zi 3 CD E ce 0 '1 63 P4 Yes 34, WI v lores O -f-1 0 C-4 I-1 3 3 Lo ma 311 tm Joan Ye etzel Hablu va -M O O 1-4 CQ 0 'F1 'U 'U I-I-I H 0 1-1 f-I td D3 -D O CQ 4-3 I S EE an YE E SB 'U H --1 cd CQ O s-1 GJ C1 'E' ,gm an N EQ QA: 33 23 oo rd 3 o '1 F1 N 9 -1-1 I-I GJ CD 61' De Wagn r-4 E E :ws ua .E B ui E E 'U abo e Do Maw Linda , Del Hun Len Iam Lan 4 I OP SH 'cd Om Com SMITH BRO 135 S. Cortez I '32 EE iv? Ohhh! Are you dead? . More Jr. Play m,,m1L,, . ,,. ,.. ,.Vf,. f,,,. W ,0,AV, m,,fA ,.m,,.. , 0 , X' ,C :,. , ,U k - 'k' 7 fr , ., . awe f :1 1- -far 1' K . 1 h 4 ,, . 5 or h h l rrrr eh - f, S 1,ZT'i'f 54ifff'Z'2 'L . 7 'W' 5671111 ri . P- 'flffzzzf KV V54 I z ' - . ' 'f,' I ' A .-,,. ,V rf 4 I .f znv fc. ,.,'. 2 ' , pf fy ' ' K 3154255 'ziixfrf :.w5E5lf.'7'2i3i '.- Members of the cast take tune out from rehearsal to pose for . gf the photographer. .V ' frrr me '- ' 47.5 'k,' ,'Z?Z'rI, -91. 2 ' f ' ,' 'X ,, - f ' , 1 ,WMM 4 ,k ,9,f, ,,,. , ,,,,r M.,,r,f ,,,, A f f, - fri-ww,:,.' 1 ' f i I 1 P .-f.,w,f ...- 4. ,.f. ..4..5,1Z:2m M ,-,r y fx. f'A,' 1 r ff .?k?'L3 ffF7+0f 232. iii' f?'l ' ',', , , ',-' '-., f r r ' e h 1 I ,r,, 4 V, r f 2' gig X q :rf 5 ' 22,7 f' Compliments of W , ' ' ,,', A ,',',, . ','e I wg ',,f,' ,gy , I ,.' rn ,p p V ' P B S er vv .,.,r pp 3 108 W. Gurl9Y 'W M n H V ' ,12f l 'L ..,f 'L '-'i -' ' 5 Ji' i i y ' iw 1 The clean-up committee? Nope. More junior play cast. 96 VVhy Chhnes the Rang Mary Roden as the old woman with Stella Wal- lace as Holgar. Bob Will, old mang Joann Gruedel, young girly Don Imus, soldierg Jim Custer, Priestg Linda McMillan, angel Rene Beshear, kingg Lynette Despain, rich womang Anthony Kraps, rich mang acolyteg and Stella Wallace, Holgar. 4 Compliments of GLENN'S in the Elks Building James Musgrove as Uncle Bertel Wltll Stella Wallace and Ronnie Buxngart- ner as the children 97 Senior Play Taking a final bow are players superbly cast in the roles of Mrs. Edwards, Aggie, Mr Edwards, Ada, Maid Henry Abbott, Mary Herries, Phyllis, Peter, Lucy, Rose, Mr. Foster, and Gustav Rosenberg t ' tzrzrv f'-1141 wz1z5 wZff4-W1-K wif! if . 'l- - I Q31 f I f ff , O , X ff , , , fff M6475 . vi ' JW' i1fiI'12,i2?I'9' f I ,fC f R f f I 4 fff Z 4 if , f X Q , fl I l S , 1 4' Qf2 ?j'P5- KMA, Wx if ,Z 1, ,QQJX yzfffffwj , ' MMM! W . Q45 V ' , m e -if 9 fff . 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V , McMillan, head majoretteg Carolyn Edwards, Katherine Davis, Linda in, oml a Bald, Donna T anne Crotts 38 is E? ln Es 4J.a Ho E3 uw r we Homecoming Royalty 34- 9 6:1-1, 1.1, , 2 Q W' Homecoming 's royal couple, King George Fornara and Queen Mary MacCurdy are fiiqwvrtg flanked by attendants, Joe Zinkl and Joan Yetman. ,fb S he T 'QT . Km- 45,in:34iVsS xr M , 3-?3nk.-.- -1-argigg ' V COmp1i1'nen1S Of A GUARANTEE TITLE dz TRUST CO. in Bank of Ariz. Bldg. 102 Thanksgiving k.. Royalty Bobby Baller and Joan Yetman were King and Queen of the Thanksgiving Dance. Comphmenizs of BUKOVE MOTORS 147 N Cortez an HEAD HOTEL 129 N Cortez 103 0 y, ff ' wx ywlv Snapshots of the Christmas Hop, 1 956 Pom-Pon BACK ROW, left to right: Shirley Bunnister, Pat Hamer, Joanne Gruedel, Sharron Culver, Janie Welch. FRONT ROW, Sue Fortner, Roselyn Pulsifer, Shirley Allard, Sandy Martin, and Marie Kirkaldie, al- ternate for Sallie Ryckmen. To the left are, Joanne Gruedel, captain, and Sharron Culver, co- captain. Cheerleaders A11-Stars of the cheering section this year were Qknee1ingQSa.ndra Neil, head cheerleader, and Joan Yetrnan Standing: Jim Custer and Bobby Baller. 106 Pep Band xx FRONT ROW, left to right: Alan Day, Janet Wilkinson, Billy West, Marilyn Spitler, and Sandra Coates. SECOND ROW: David Yetrnan, Richard Franks, Gene Neil, Hank Green, Darla Green, and Rosetta West. THIRD ROW: Loren Graf, Eunice Boldt, Jayne Bald, and Jim Baum. FOURTH ROW: Bill Hicks, Judy Hamer, Joan Baum, and Garnet Bender. E 1 Compliments of I-IERRICK'S JEWELRY STORE L13 N. Cortez and . BOB CAMP INSURANCE 229 W. Gurley . 1 107 i'i7 Y VAL., W a W fi Q X QQ 'XI' . ,, V ..,L.Lk i ,is - ,,., ' .,-'-, , , -, 'f Q ,yay-I t p ' L , Head Coach Jerry lnsley Assistant Coach Joe Russo Assistant Coggh J ack Thomgn Coach Jerry lnsley, in his first year as head coach of the Prescott Bad- gers, worked a group of inexperienced players into a very effective football team. The local gridmen compiled an over-all 6-3 record and a 4-3 cou- ference record to place fourth in the Class A North Conference. The Badgers won their first four games before losing the Homecoming game to Winslow, 19-0. 'I'he other two losses were to Tempe by a score of 34-7 and to Glendale by a score of 19-7. The victims of this year's Badger eleven were Sunnyslope, Superior, Flagstaff, Tolleson, Scottsdale, and Blythe. When the balloting for the Class A North All-Star Team was completed, three Badgers were listed on the roster: Kenny Jones, endg Harold Allen, half- backg and George Fornara, center. Honorable mention went to Don Brown, guardg and Tom Swanson, quarterback Jones was also placed on the Class A All-State Second Team. Allen and Fornara received honorable mention. Junior Varsity Coach James Topp Badger starting lineup, FRONT ROW: Kenny Jones, Paul Hicks, Jake Ritter, George Fornara, Don Brown, Juan Mancha, and Rudy Silva. Backfieldz Tom Swanson, Robert Hernandez, Jim McClain, and Harold Allen. Junior Varsity 5gf3,p55?1 ? aka is I p V5?Ei85g7v,3 iffy, ' 'f' FIRST ROW: John Ridenhour, John Harvey, Reggie Howlett, Ralph Roda.rte, Dennis Martin, Eddie Verdudo, Vic Young. SECOND ROW: Bob Burwell, Del Hunt, Richard Caruthers, Dick Soulages, Henry Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: Stewart Pribble, Keith Russell, John Yount, Tom Ritter, Don Larsen, Elbert Fessenden. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lyman, Tom Jackson, Joe Zinkl, Mike Jackson, A.C. Goodwin. FIFTH ROW: Joe Rudy, Fred lmus, Camp- bell Smith, Paul Hatch, David DuBois. Results of the 1955 Season Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott 20 7 26 34 0 7 7 13 7 ' Homecoming Sunnyslope Superior Flagstaff Tolleson Winslow Scottsdale Tempe Blythe Glendale 12 6 7 12 19 0 34 12 19 Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Away U 110 John Baumgartner carries on as Jim McClain looks on. We e kk 1 1 f ' e' ,- -:gi gyggw Pilar Medina, tackle 'f , l k f me , .1 ,Q W if 7 f f 4 ff 6 , if ff W fww A f Q f I I , 3 ekkkk 1 '11 1 1 I 1111 1 Dan Bosick, halfback Richard Carothers , end 11' f Wfn K I The managers, Dick Wakenigg, Robert Verdugo, and Jack Foster r I r John Tenney, tackle it -ww . f 17. f N: N Ar I L vw, '-A,, 2 . - 2 may Q - If' 99 'hi 30 1 111 x 1 S V Kenny Jones, endg co-captaing all-state Get outa here with that camera Da.n Sullivan, center v ,1 ffe' , K ' ee e e e e i Q Nh, A 5 , e' e Q e e ' A ' X ll I f .5 ' ee Tom Swanson, quarterbackg co-captaing all- conference 5 ' Ju . f Q 4' n ,nnnn fe ,,,' 1,k 'ii ,, : '.:' 3 Q AA , i ,',n Don Brown, guard Bruce McIntyre, tackle ' f ' fnleee ' eeel V111 xi ' Phil Oelze - Tackle X! Ivan Minthom - Guard Loren Graff - Quarterback lwlg Paul Hicks - Tackle Chuck Shell - End f , 1 Ernie Delgago - End Juan Mancha - Tackle Q Nr Wm... Harold Allen rounds end as Tom Swan son blocks. Comphments of BIDU'NT'S WEIDING 722 E Sheldon 401 S Montezuma .and CLINE MOTORS 1 14 T12 Compliments of KEN FRANKL1N'S TEXACO STATION 302 S Montezuma PRESCOTT TIRE CO 221 S Montezuma :IH Robert Henandez - Halfback 15 George Keeley - Tackle William Hyslip - Fullback 6 5, l 115 z,- I 1 Larry Barnes - Halfback Roger Netz - Tackle J .TIM I V , , Q 'Q M ,Q M 55 ff , ,M f ,X f gfwfmww , ' K, f 5 Z wwf! ff M-'I , , aff! wx 11. if '- ' f . if-.-:1 'H 'H f 4 m ' Harold Allen - Back George Fornara - Center av f' I fi Compliments of MONTGOMERY CLEANERS 206 S. Montezuma I Manuel Griego - End M21'Vi-11 Howinzffm Tackle Charles Mcllvain - Tackle 116 V e V I , , ,X ,HW 4-2 f ' . .,,, ,.,,- 3 . 1' V w E -f .a,,,,Nwhu EM p X wr- Q'-' Wi .,,. . - ..,, S ,. W7 Q3 f' 5, , ' WU, .M 0 ,, 1 2' f 5 r rrr a K A S '11, Jim McClain - Fullback Jake Ritter - Guard J C PENNEYSLCO Compliments of ' 1550 W. Guaey ' Gary Currie - Guard Sam Green - Guard BeI1'f0D MHSOII - End X , g f Q, VV L A Iliff WKGKVXYM :U 'Z Just before the battle, Mother. Griego closes in for the kill. Hy:-:lip bites the dust The knee bone connected to the head bone' Basketball Season, 1956- 1957 a aa 1faf fa r T' f'ha f Wa1 W! o aof ' 'aia a-f' 1 ,a,, or a 2 ' a Up aaM'1 P9E5f3Wf9MBmgo V, , gw , if x ',, g,QQewfy,g,o, a' 955352525 ZQBSQRH aaaa M! James TOPP .. Va-tsiq, Coach Jack Thoman - Junior Varsity Coach Lewis Allen - Guard Qseniorj Kenny Jones - Center fseniorj 1 19 Manuel Griego - Forward Qseniorj I i i 1 r E N H V! 'Z R 1 E I 1 Emie Delgado - Guard Qseniorj AV l .. 1 r r , R ,R , ., ii l AAVZ e ,q 4 R R V ,kQ2T1T.T1t7 HZVLQL 1: ' ki I ','.,, . ' K I I 1, ,W , f -123715 T f V ' Q 1 , ,. 'vvv 2 In rrer - f , , ',,'. ' ,, - - m, , f QQ' M y 4 X ., ,. ..--. -1- f -R f ,--Lf, I Q 3 V f x 'K 'Gr ,,.,. V V Hershel Robinson - Forward Qjrmiorj George Fornara - Forward Qseniorj Rudy Silva - Forward Qjuniorj 120 Robert Hemandez - Guard Qseniorj Vic Yormg - Center Qjuniory Spring Sports Schedule 'I957 I BASEBALL Sat. March 9 Prescott vs Wickenburg H Tues. March 12 Prescott vs Bagdad A Sat. March 16 Prescott vs Glendale A Fri. March 22 Prescott vs. Winslow H Sat. March 23 Prescott vs Seligman H Fri. March 29 Prescott vs Flagstaff A Tues. April 2 Prescott vs Seligman A Sat. April 6 Prescott vs Bagdad H Tues. April 9 Prescott vs Sunnyslope A Fri. April 12 Prescott vs Winslow A Sat. April 13 Prescott vs Flagstaff H Tues. April 23 Prescott vs Glendale H - TRACK Fri. March 15 Prescott vs Glendale A Fri. March 22 Glendale Invitational A Fri. March 29 Prescott vs Flagstaff H Wed. April 17 Prescott vs Washington I-I Sat. April 27 Prescott Invitational H Fri. May 3 Class A North at Tempe A 1 GOLF Fri. March 15 Prescott vs Phx Union A J Thurs. March 21 Prescott vs Agua Fria A Fri. March 28 Prescott vs Mesa A Thurs. April 4 Prescott vs Agua Fria I-I Fri. April 5 Triangular Meet A Wed. April 10 Prescott vs Wickenbury A Thurs. April 24 Prescott vs Mesa H C0I1'1P1iII1211CS Of Fri. April 26 Prescott vs Scottsdale H YAVAPAI PARTS 'gl MACHINE SHOP Fri. May 3 Prescott vs Phoenix Union H 143 N- Montezuma Sat. May 4 Biltmore Invitational A Wed. May 8 Prescott vs Wickenburg H 4 TENNIS Tues. April 16 Prescott vs Glendale A Tues . April 30 Prescott vs Glendale H 1l Pep band swings into action during noon rally. Wfrf W! 121 fi? Tom Spooner, guard Loren Graf, guard 6 f ,yn ,, , , ,Q f ' V f 2 X NN Dave Afenson, center Lewis Allen gets the ball KN -W N , X ,-R -, j9.g3-Emir Tx iw ,N N X X V an N f C 'Ng X X',' fx? -Ma YY N Q i ,Q N ' xr Ar E cn O N Z o Fi O P-5 or F E .... l'1'l,.U 'O Z Q l-I IO . ,-1 I-1' 0 pu E O u-4 rf 0 U 0 U3 Q 'X' rn o Ph 'PU E O IT! MM f - if aw - in the Scottsdale game. 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In regular season play the Badgers finished eighth in the Class A North Confer- ence. But refusing to be left out, the team went to Tempe and captured the Class A North Crown. A fter gaining a berth in the tournament by beating Washington 48-31 in a sudden death playoff, the Badgers went on to tromp Winslow 50-35. Next in the march to the conference crown, the Badgers bowled over Tolleson by a score of 41-32. Tn the final Prescott smeared Tempe by a score of 41-33 and captured the crown for rookie coach James Topp. BOX SCORE 1. Prescott 32 . . . Brophy, 2. Prescott 53 Glendale, 3. Prescott 30 Winslow, 4. Prescott 34 St. Marys, 5. Prescott, 53 Flagstaff, 6. Prescott 39 Scottsdale, 7. Prescott 36 Brophy, 8. Prescott 59 Washington, 9. Prescott 38 Flagstaff, 10. Prescott 50 Tolleson, ll. Prescott 42 Sunnyslope 12. Prescott 47 . Chandler 13. Prescott 45 Buckeye, 14. Prescott, 47 Tempe, 15. Prescott 30 St. Marys, 16. Prescott, 53 Wickenburg Compliments of 717 W Curley and SENATOR DRIVE IN Senator Hgwy Z PRESCOTT DELIVERY SERVICE Lettermen Torn Swanson, Emie Delgado, John Baurngardner, Bob Hernandez, Jake Ritter, Eddie Verdugo. BACK ROW: John Tenny, Manuel Gziego, Pat Young, Kenny Jones, John Pape, Paul Hicks, Jim McClain, George Keeley fnfk' FIRST ROW: John Reynolds, Tommy Spooner, Jack Foster. SECOND ROW: Gary Currie , Dick Wakenigg, Charles Mcllvain, Vic Young, Jeff LaVe1.le, Marvin Howington, Ivan Minthorn, Gary Denny. 127 Track -f , ,WW FIRST ROW: Fred lmus, Reggie Howlett, Tom Ritter, Dan Sullivan, Robert Verdugo, Sam Green, Pilar Medina, Dan Basinger, Ed Verdugo, Dick Hess. SECOND ROW: Coach Jerry Insley, Elbert Fessenden, Mike Jackson, Dennis Martin, Keith Russell, Bruce Mclntyre, Bill West, Gary Currie, Mike McCallum. TOP ROW: A. C. Goodwin, David Custer, Bill Lyman, George Keeley, Henry Baiungardner, Juan Mancha , and Dave Anfinson. i RETURNING TRACK LETTERNIEN: Emest Delgado, John Baumgardner, Pat Young, and Victor Young. 128 .L Baseball ,V ,, , N .,, 1,-, .,, , LL,l.. we my C 1 ,W r --4' ' ' . I . - , V- Vf-s9,V'z ,si-3 7? ,Vi , f - 'if , , . .,.,, if' -1' V V ,sr 1 Q V- VV as , . Q V -1 V- X- V .- - .,r,:6g 2, :'. r:::a , V,, ,'V Q V . 4, 'f-' 1 1, ',-. 4- V ., -, ,H 5, :- V, -V .f Vw .L ' nf . 6. f, t 5 : - 4 gy, ,V 51,2 ,295 4 A 7 J if K If V - V 51 -V V I 'fa 'V , , A - , XV in A W -P 1 1' 1 1- V V V if ,i V. ' ' ' 'Mb ' 'lf 1 'V 5-562 A ' H L L 4? . - f V K K . , 5 V 5, K ,k.. 5 ,f - -5- , ,5 - ,Gly ,Z Q 5, -,V , 31, I, Q. 1 V ,an V .f V: K ., x -,,.. , ,,. .,,, 4 VV-V K' -VVV ' 2 4 -V V Q i , e - , V s. V - ,,, ,V ,, , ,K , NV , ,V . . A Y.. ,, ,. s,,-,. A A , 7.33, ,., f i - -MV, 2 V Q fs V+: avr: If , 1 , , -- We ww S 54-V,., gf ff V V ,gp Vg, si, , , 1, , , , Vf g .V , f Vf- - , .1 , ,V - ' rn 1. 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Va V, - V V -V ' ., fy-V' .'V- Vi? . V. ' - K ',,. , 7 -V,7 1-QV, ,X ' ,.kk ,, V 4 7751.-, ' , ' f V P , . ' ' ,. ' 'W- V IV 1 V- ., ' , '- V .V,. - 'f - ' . . 'Z V ,, '- -V 1 V, - , . V4 ,sr-g,,.Vf. ..-I N134 ,rf 42,4 V.,:.. ,. L. . V,. V- V . . As- Um: Ka-w,9VV.V1'aw- fwfff'--' :Al at Z9 'fz.1f,:z::wax,..- , ,, The 1957 Varsity Squad, FIRST ROW: Coach Joe Russo, Gary Denny, John Temple, Richard Carothers, Jeff LaVe1le, Merle Davis, Herschel Robinson, Sid Manton, Edwin Payne, Dick Wakenigg. SECOND ROW: Chuck Shell, Phil Oelze, Charles Mcllvain, Manuel Griego, Kenny Jones, Rudy Silva, Tom Spooner, Jim McClain, Gary Kearley. THIRD ROW: Joe Zinkl, Ed Geary, Darrell Combs, Richard Zinkl, Bob Burwell, Gary Jost, Rob- ert Hernandez, Loren Graf. The 1956 baseball squad had, a mediocre season, winning 6 out of 10. Most of the members were underclassmen, The Hassayamper sports staff predicts that the Prescott Badgers will have excellent 1957 season. l BOX SCORE 8 . . . Winslow, 11 Prescott, 2 . Bagdad, 1 , Prescott, O . Tempe, 8 Prescott, 4 . Winslow, 7 Prescott, 6 . Flagstaff, 5 Prescott, '7 . Flagstaff, 1 Prescott, 1 . Seligman, 1 Prescott, 13 . Seligman, 1 Prescott, 16 . Bagdad, 4 Prescott, Prescott, Complr ments of 525 E Sheldon and APACHE LODGE 8 on East Gurley St Sunnyslope, 19 ,l nl 1 1 i 1 1 l in 3 BOB GONZALES PLUMB. Sc HEATING 4 ' t 129 The returning baseball lettermen are Gary Denny, Jim McClain, Kenny Jones, Manuel Griego, Rudy Silva, and Robert Hernandez. 9 4? Q vff '9d , Compllments of W J HENSON 123 S Granlte and SMITH BROS BARBER SHOP V We , ' ' f 135 S Cortez V' Lu, ,1 CVV 2 K , J Q, VG ,I , , ,V ' V, 1 ,Af ff ,lnukfyylfl yy h'm.,,fw 4' f Q I ,R , l B f - ,.y. ly, S bfi ? 2 e u 0 Wa This year's catchers are Bob Burvvell and Joe Zinkl. Iflll 1957 Tennis Club Howard, coach, Larry Barnes, B111 Townsend, and Mark Kentro Compliments of KEN GOLDING TIRE CO. 148 N. Cortez and GLAU GAS CO. 508 Miller Rd. 2, ft-2 2 gf 'SQ ,V 1' 4 FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve Abbott, Jack Oliver, Earl Robinson, Sam,Macaluso. BACK ROW: Bruce 1141 1 K, Golf GOLD TEAM MEMBERS: Larry Warrell, Eddie Brooks, John Pape, Allen Blackler, David Doench, Ken Hedrick NOT PICTURED: Coach Waldo Bast. Tom Swanson Bob Williams 132 .. A , ,, '2 ff 4 . GIRL ' ff .,..... X N ll I if 4 50 Ziy i' 44 -li ' ' 1 SENIOR TABLE TENNIS: FRONT, left to right: Sue Fortner, second, sin- gles, Shirley Allard, third, singles, Gloria Rivera, first, doubles, and fourth, singles, Olga Madrid, first, doubles. BACK: Sandra Peterson, first, singles. and first, doubles, Sallie Ryckmen, second, doubles, Mary Roden, second, doubles, Sandra Neil, third, doubles. NOT PICTURED: Virginia Seale, irst, doubles, Doris Voetter, third, doubles. , L I, 5 in I., C hi 2 JUNIOR TABLE TENNIS: Becky Stambaugh, first, singles, and first, doubles, Katherine Davis, second, singles, and first, doubles, Sharon Travis, fourth, singles, and second, doubles, Ava Barley, third, singles, and third, doubles, and Carol Williams, third, doubles. NOT PICTURED: Anita I-Iartin, second, doubles 'WW 4 -f 11 , , I 5. f f 4 wif V, ,Q SOPHOMORE VOLLEY BALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS: FRONT, left to right: Glenna Fitzgerald, Don.. na Tomlin, Marjory Williams, captain, Ann brown, Margie Targhetta, Georgia Basinger, Bertha Mancha, Carolyn Sweet, Helen Rivera, and Sandra Cross. 134 JUNIOR VOLLEY BALL INT RAMURAL CHAMPS: Rosemary Urlas, Shirley Burmister, Carolyn Edwards, Becky Stambaugh, captain, Ava Barley, Katherine Davis, not shown, Pat Molner. BACK: Dorothy Sikes, Jo Wagner, Judy Hamer, captain, Carol Newberry, Sherryl Bates, and Beverly Waggoner. JUNIOR VOLLEY BALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPS, Second Tourney: Second place, FRONT ROW: Judy Hamer, Carol Williams, Loma Leser, captain, and Joyce Weaver. First place, SECOND ROW: Rosemary Urias, Teresa Hamilton, Jeannie Lotspeich, captain, De Wagner, and Shirley Burmister. mf , 5 4 ,. M , , , -wmarwfw - A 1,15 1 5 , f,,'i pf- 4-2. 4: ' f , v SOPHOMORE ARCI-IERY WINNERS: Ann Brown, first, Mary Mackin, second, Nancy Montgomery, third, Sue Boyer, fifth, Diane Fortner, sixth, Sandra Coates, seventh, NOT SHOWN, Elaine McMullen, fourth. JUNIOR ARCHERY WINNERS: FRONT: Ava Bar- SENIOR ARCI-IERY WINNERS: FRONT: Lovena Basharn, fourth, Myrna Benson, sixth, tie, Judy Moritz, second, BACK: Mary Roden, third, Linda McMillan, sixth, tie, and Sandra Peterson, first. ley, first, Carol Williams, second, Barbara Patten, fourth, Katherine Davis, fifth, Judy Hamer, sixth, BACK: Becky Starnbaugh, first, Rachael McSparrin, third, Shirley Burrnister, fifth, Jeannie Lotspeich, seventh, Karen Jung, third, Joyce Weaver, third. JUNIOR BADMINTON WINNERS FRONT: Marilyn Storey, second doubles, Janet Wilkenson, first, doubles, Gloria Barnett, third, ! doubles, BACK: Margaret Ander- son, third, singles, and second, doubles Beck Starnbaugh first, ' Y singles,,and first, doubles, ,Jo Wag ner, fourth, singles, Betty Magby fifth, singles, and third, doubles, NOT SHOWN, Sylvia Montoya, second, singles. 7 SENIOR BADMINTON WINNERS: FRONT: Barbara Smith, third, singles, Gloria Rivera, first, singles, and first, doubles, Olga Madrid, first, doubles, BACK: Sallie Rycknien, second, doubles, Mary Roden, second, doubles, Joanne Gruedel, second, singles, Sandra Peter- son, third, doublesg NOT SHOWN, Vir- ginia Seale, third, doubles. 5 5 -He XXQJL Nxfiiff Q57 ug' X 535 A PHS 554111 W S5375 Q .935- lyk w' 0 Q U 5 X .. ,f To -L ' H.-f 'w'u-f ' ww: 1 :wr-k . ,f':5f5?JI' 4,24 'Z V M5391 259 f16 5,1 Zyl' 142, M ,wifi Qi f fa 44 ? f C ' ,g 155 'Wi A4 526, 1 ., ,,, 53, : ' V 'V 1215 ' ' , -'Win ' 'L L ' wwe- f ,1,L ,L.L.,fL.A0., , , , www 'Praises be to Allah! Darling, come home to me! ,. H I - Q i g nf '-'-' 1 g g w -'1f'1'f'x.ff,1.5 W- if ' ' f r e , L ,V l if A ,, , r 'Lm' f , M , , , V , Ak 5 You say that dead- ,A r ,A v . f . lme was yester- 1 f I ,.,,, daY? You sure that was mustard So Mr. Spooner's you usedvn hh hh going on a vacation?! fi I Compliments or - GILLIS STYLE SHOP 'g Masonic Temple Never scream with ' , your mouth full, De. 138 Gladlyl Where do we exchange 'em? String 'im up! , , K V 341. gg. Sv A6 And this thing here 's the sight. Is Emily Post in the house 'r Just think! My own Wastebasket! Just thought I'd drop in. Compllments of HARPER'S 120 N Cortez 139 we -f :vz-111, ,fpzm . . .and the things we resort to! Oh, my deah, how ravishing you look! Father, dear father. . .won't you please come home? Compliments of H2ERRICK'S JEWELRY STORE 113 N. Cortez A a o i ' 7 i ' L. .f 'W fi. f 0 f f ,f f ,uni if , 1 71 A M4 ff ,f , ,UQ 1 , MMV , 1 4-f,4 -' ai f! ,iff ,nf ini 1 f vw g! f O , Q, ,, I f f' H . Hlv :iz 4, 4. , ' if , as: , 1 f ' 'Xml af s I f ff 'f 'Xl 151 f f 4 f ff f e 5 fi f V lk i ll f lv I 4 4 71 1 ,I ig!! f f fp 6 I 9 f ' .1-' I've got him eating right out of my hand! f? -Y Daisy Mae Cross 140 I-Iey! You're tickling me! The tie that binds I Our campus cat, the jukebox kid Too many cooks spoiled the broth. Yeah, crafts is an easy course--this is my second year. . , , .,,. - ,, f ,,,,,: , - f ms, 'Q f as F' 5 - zu., 9 f ' I, 5 1 'sw' , Q , 4 oo ossvo , v' S Yf s ,f E 'S-is.:-' 14-Yf:4?x!' -1 5 5, ' 59? 11 ' X ifqfzfi' xii. nv-13. ,o 1 YL wwf ,:s.,:I as 1 1 :liz-i I is A b- - p K .,.. r V, . , ,f .7 is i Q4 ? I G lk, X,,. . ,k., i ,k.kV i 2,47 s d , -'..-4 ,,,4 ff., ..,,... mx H ,,oo. ' , 'k 7 I -f ix, R Oh, what you just said! Stanley! Behave yourself! That's a good boy--take a nice, big bite. Wal, now, back in Grinder's Switch. . fi if Compliments of BOB CAMP INSURANCE 229 W. Gurley r A 2 I Vk,k,V,,.. . ff-' ff. ,Q-QA-y 'S 2 141 Oh, look at what I caught--a fly- ing saucer! Let's see, now, two and two are five, and. . . Now, next time, don't sew your finger in. ELVIS '?! Ronnie! Why ? Why? 1, xc' 4 f y M W Xxx? N Smile when you say that, pardner. i ffyf , , if Wx! 2 4 W9 7 W. -f Ay N X ,M if , !jf ef 5' ,ff J j f f , , , X .0 . ,f ,4j,,-'vfyQy'f.f I '3 ffg' f L , ,,., fy Hfif-'g. '. ' 5 -4 ,,,,Q,:fW I 11,5 V 7 E 4.3 VV M f - , 1 fx 1 Aw, cheer up! Things will get worse. The smuggling ring at workin P. H. S. 4. '9llAu'.gx'S-'27 Compliments of NEIL'S ECONOMY STORE 201 N. Cortez 142 I -. A I Green Door, what's that secret you 're keeping 7 5 f ff A x44 ff f f f ff 5' . , K K ef' - 1 gf ' 5 f Q 1 ' X ZW 1 Qld ff ,fr f f f.5ZV , 4'i75f0 Very well. So I've taken to Choose your ch-mk1ng agarn Another vote for Elvrs Presley. Awright, Bob! Quit copying! The presidential duties. ,, ., , 412 '.'-'e: 4 .f af ,W ,f4, 9 111 ,,, .' 2 'fn ' , 452 rm.. I, .1 , ' , ww , ' ' ' -L -7535-,I , we ' X 'Z P11 Y 1-'V .' . ,: .iv Z5 NYJ' zz? ' 'JCJHW'i'f,.Y',V'If,!7 EW? v f llUgh II When I was in Curtain czfll for this year's stars. knee pants. . . FINALE Compliments of TI-IE PUBLICATIONS CLASS Prescott Senior High School A 1 Q 45 Q9 .X 3 J Ei E Q? 46 1 X 1 f' 1 1 A ' A H 1 ' 4 X 1 Y ' 'f I 'fl'-'V ufJ'.4'. 1JQff':'f 9L's 12?16f':-I'W Jn 0xEi'L ::-911f.'.i:'w'1L1lA