Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1969 volume:

SOUTH Massayamper editor: LORI EVANS advisor: MR. R. T. MIKULEWICZ VOLUME 59 printed by: PRESCOTT PRINTING'CO. p A Miss Cary supervises the 5847th archery scoring of her fifth period class. Miss Cary explains to two sophomores that maybe badminton is not their racket at this time. Miss Cary heaves a great sigh as she places the last unbroken racquet in the basket after an exhausting day of instructing students in the fundamentals of badminton. Prescott High School dedicates the 1968 Has- sayamper to Miss Ethel Cary, physical education instructor. Miss Cary has been teaching at PHS 40 years. She sponsors an active G.A.A. and is a member of the National Education Association, the Arizona Education Association, the Prescott Educa- tion Association, and the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. She has held state office and state chairmanships in the American Association of University Women. Born in Winnebago, Illinois, Miss Cary attended Scotland High School in Scotland, South Dakota. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree at Huron College in South Dakota, then went on to get a Masters degree at Columbia University of Wiscon- sin. She did graduate work at Drake University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona. Miss Cary has traveled through Alaska, Europe, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and Belgium. She has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada. In addition to traveling, she enjoys playing golf and bridge. PHS salutes Miss Cary for her service to the school. —3— The road to success is a long road paved with good experiences, chuck- holed with bad. Small biways lead off from the main thoroughfares; many go down to failure, the rest are either shortcuts or lengthy detours. High school years are a most vul- nerable section of the main road. During these years we pave the road with emotions and experiences that we feel and remember for the rest of our lives. This year, we find along the road anticipation and quiet mo- ments . . . excitement and spirit . . . a desire for knowledge . . . facilities for learning . . . capable leaders and advisors—all of which are so necessary for progres- sion . . . —5— DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. 1929-1968 SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY 1925-1968 DAVID JOHNSON CLASS OF 1966 1948-1968 Zable of Contents FACULTY.............................10 CLASSES.............................34 ACTIVITIES..........................90 CLUBS..............................120 HONORS.............................162 SPORTS.............................182 INDEX..............................225 ADS................................234 —9— FACULTY — 10— Mr. Abia Judd serves as Superintendent of Prescott Public Schools. Mr. Donald Head worlts at his law office in Prescott. Mr. Head was elected to the School Board when Mr. McMullen retired in January. Twice a month the school board meets in regular session. They decide what should be done concerning Prescott Public Schools. Members of the school board are Mr. Herschel McMullen, Mr. James Armour, Mr. Stan Power, Mr. Gifford Franks, Mr. Harold Wolfinger, and Mr. Abia Judd. Mr. Herschel McMullen retired from the school board January I, 1969. Mr. Don Head was elected in October to fill Mr. McMullen's place. Mr. McMullen has lived in Prescott 52 years and has served on the school board for nine years. Members of the School Board this year are, standing, Mr. Gifford Franks and Mr. Harold Wolfinger. Seated are Mr. James Armour, Mr. Herschel McMullen, 1968 president, and Mr. Stan Power. — 12— Mr. Doug Williams, principal, is interested in all that goes on at Prescott High. This is Mr. Williams' sixth year here at PHS. For two years he taught PE, and then for the next three years he was assistant principal. Before coming to Prescott, Mr. Williams attended the University of Arizona and received his BS and Masters Degree. After serving in the Army, Mr. Williams taught school for two years in Bisbee and two years in Douglas. Mr. Williams and his wife. Laramie, have three sons and two daughters. Of his favorite hobbies, Mr. Williams puts camping and rock collecting on top. — 13— Mr. Ray Provost was a teacher at Prescott Junior High School until two years ago, when he went to work at the Rocky Mountain Edu- cational Laboratory for one year as an Arizona field representative. Last year Mr. Provost went to school at Northern Arizona University where he did his graduate work in School Administration. As an assistant principal, Mr. Provost's main responsibilities are directed toward edu- cational services, Student Council, and over- all scheduling. Dedicated to working at school with the students is Mr. Donald Cook, assistant prin- cipal. For 10 years Mr. Cook was principal at Gilbert High School. He also served as prin- cipal at Wickenburg High School from 1960- 1966. For the '66-'67 school year, Mr. Cook came to Prescott High and taught Coopera- tive Education, Consumer Economics, and Typing II. Mr. Cook is the director of athletics and schedules all of the games. Mr. Cook is also the disciplinarian for PHS. He says he simply tries to be fair . Mr. Ray Provost, assistant principal, is sponsor of Student Council and is in charge of student scheduling. Mr. Donald Cook, assistant principal, is the director of athletics and is also disciplinarian. —u Mrs. Helen McConnell, senior counselor, gives advice to all seniors, helping them get information about colleges. Mr. Richard Reece is the counselor for the Sophomore Class. Prescott High has counselors to aid, inform, and advise troubled students. The counselors do their best to help the students with problems pertaining to PHS and its activities. Mr. Richard Reece is the sophomore counselor. He assists the sophomores in their enrollment and testing. Mr. James Geater is the junior coun- selor. Testing and junior activities are guided by Mr. Geater. Mrs. Helen McConnell is the senior counselor. She sees that seniors have information concerning colleges, scholar- ships, loans, and jobs for after gradua- tion. —15— Mrs. Virginia Knudtson teaches English 5-6 and Junior Honors English classes. She is a Junior Class sponsor and a sponsor of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Knudtson also participates in the Language Arts Committee and American Education Week. % A new edition to the English department this year is Mr. Peter Derven. Mr. Derven teaches English 3-4 and is a Senior Class sponsor. i m Teaching Speech 1-2 this year is Mrs. Mary DeWillis. She also teaches English 5-6 and 7-8. Mrs. DeWillis sponsors the Speech Club and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Hadley Hicks waits for his English 5-6 students to come to class. Mr. Hicks is also an assistant football and baseball coach. He is a Senior Class sponsor. — 16— Mr. Ray Wherley teaches English 7-8B. He is new to the PHS teaching staff. Mr. Wherley is also varsity track and cross country coach and a Senior Class sponsor. Mrs. Luanne Lea teaches English 3-4A, 7-8A, and 7-8 Honors. She is also a Sophomore Class sponsor. -r I Mrs. Dorothy Cordes teaches English 5-6B. She is a Yellowjackets sponsor and a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Jay Jones teaches Basic Education 3-4 and 5-6. He sponsors FTA and is also a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mrs. Dorothy Galde teaches sophomore and senior English. Mrs. Galde is one of the sponsors of Yellowjackets. She also works on the National Honor Society Committee, the Lang- uage Arts and Counseling Guidance Committee and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. — 17— Mr. Chuck Bursell, American Yearbook and S. K. Smith Cover Company representative, and Lori Evans, managing editor of the Hassayamper, discuss the yearbook cover with Mr. R. T. Mikulewicz, advisor for the Hassayamper and the Badger. Mr. Mike also teaches journalism, sponsors Quill and Scroll, and is a Junior Class sponsor. 18— Mr. Ted Castaneda teaches Spanish 1-2 and 3-4. He is also the varsity wrestling coach, a member of the Foreign Language Committee, and a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Donald Rodgers teaches Latin 3-4 and Russian 1-2 at PHS. He is a member of the Foreign Language Committee and is a Junior Class sponsor. Mrs. Denny Bache-Wiig laughs amusingly in one of her French 1-2 classes. Mrs. Bache-Wiig also teaches French 3-4 and English 3-4. She sponsors the French Club and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Miss Lela Roach teaches Spanish 3-4. She sponsors FTA and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. — 19— Mr� . Ann Maneely teaches U.S. History 1-2. Mrs. Maneely is the Social Committee Chairman and is a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. David Kurr teaches World History 1-2 and Civics 1-2. Mr. Kurr is a Sophomore Class sponsor and also sponsors the Red Cross. 20— Mr. Ray Everett was elected as State Representative in the '68 elections. He is a Civics and U.S. His- tory teacher at PHS. He is a member of the Social Science Committee and a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Edward Viliborghi teaches U.S. History 1-2. He helps with the GiH and Boy States selections, is the tennis coach, and a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Gilbert Sewell teaches World Geography and U.S. History. He is a Junior Class sponsor. —21 — New to PHS. Mr. Alfred Frank teaches Civics and Current World Affairs. Mr. Frank is also the Junior Varsity basketball coach and a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Dean McIntosh, head of the Social Studies Department, teaches Civics 1 2, and is a Senior Class sponsor. Teachinq Psychology 1-2 at PHS is Mr. Dwight Bennett. Mr. Ben- nett is also a Senior Class sponsor and the sponsor of the Arizona Club. —22— As head of the Mathematics Department, Mr. J. C. Bender teaches Algebra 3-4 and Engineering Math. He is also a sponsor for FTA and the Junior Class. Mr. M. J. (Pop) McNarie has taught at Prescott Hiqh for many years. In addition to teaching Geometry 1-2 and General Math, Mr. McNarie is a member of the Merit Cup Committee and is also a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Marion Bigelow smiles as he answers one of his Geometry 1-2 students. He also teaches General Math and works as one of the Sophomore Class sponsors. Mr. Jack Orr teaches Algebra 1-2 at PHS. He also coaches JV football and wrestling, and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. —23— Drama. Art, Crafts. Music, and Driver's Training are included in the Fine Arts Department of Prescott High School. In Theater Arts, Mrs. Ethel Tyson teaches stu- dents the art of acting, and produces all school plays. As Crafts teachers. Mr. Harber and Mr. Hunt teach students to use their hands in creating objects from leather, clay, and other materials. Under the direction of Mr. Hunt and Mr. Clem- ens. art students learn to express themselves through art. Mrs. Ethel Tyson teaches Theatre Arts and TV Productions, and is in charge of all plays and helps with the musical. She sponsors Thespians and is a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Stanley Harber teaches Crafts, is a Sophomore Class sponsor, and is on the Arts and Crafts Committee. Mr. Phillip Clemens orders art supplies for his Art classes. He sponsors the Art Club and is a Senior Class sponsor. —24— Mr. Bryce Hunt helps Dale Tersey in his Art 1-2 class. He also teaches Crafts 3 4. Mr. Hunt is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Raymond Henderson instructs the Prescott High Band and teaches band students in the Prescott Elementary Schools. He sponsors the Band Club and is a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Kit Kirby assists Mr. Henderson with the PHS band. He also directs the stage band and is a Junior Class sponsor. —25— Mr. Ronald Gould and Craig Stern dress a mannequin for a DECA display. Mr. Gould teaches Merchandising 1-2 and Mar- keting 1-2. He is a DECA and Key Club sponosr. He is also a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. H. F. Yost watches his Typing 1-2 class. Mr. Yost also teaches beginning and advanced Typing and Bookkeeping 1-2. He is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Miss Helena Skinner teaches Shorthand, Secretarial Training, and Typing. She is a member of the Merit Cup Committee and is a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Rudy Navarro teaches Typing 3-4, Cooperative Office Education 1-2, and Consumer Economics 1-2. He is also the assistant Key Club sponsor and a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Georqe Wiant has a smile for everyone. He teaches General Business and Typing 1-2. He is a member of the Counseling and Guidance Committee and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. —26— Miss Ethel Cary teaches the junior girls Physical Education classes. She also teaches the sophomore girls the fundament- als of archery. Miss Cary sponsors GAA and is Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Wayne Howell, assistant varsity football coach, comes up from the boys’ PE room. Mr. Howell teaches boys PE, coaches the golf team, sponsors the Junior Class and is a member of the Health, Safety, and PE committees. Mrs. Patricia Pehl is new to the Prescott High faculty and teaches qirls PE 3-4. Mrs. Pehl sponsors the Pom Pon girls and cheerleaders and is also a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Roger Hightower goes over some football plays before practice. He is boys' PE instructor and is a sponsor for the Lettermen and Sophomore Class. Coach Hightower also serves on the Health. Safety, and PE Committees. —27— Mr. Jack Andre keeps an eye on the boys in one of his Electronics classes. He is a member of the Industrial Arts Club, Practical Arts Committee and is a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Dean Fogle is new to Prescott High, teaching Auto Shop 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6. Mr. Fogle is also a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Dwain Gale is a newcomer to PHS this year. He teaches Agriculture 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8. Mr. Gale sponsors FFA and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Floyd Heaton teaches Machine Shop 3-4 and Metal Shop such a, ..wing and cooling fundamental, and court,hip and marriage. Mr Robart Raudabaug(l |aetura, „„ of his Wood shop classes. Mr. Raudebaugh is a Senior Class sponsor. —28— Mr. Freddy Bell teaches Chemistry 1-2 and Physics 1-2. Mr. Bell sponsors the Slide Rule Club and is a Senior Class sponsor. Mr. James Stephenson teaches Biology 3-4 and is on the Biological Sciences Committee. He sponsors the Chess Club, is a Senior Class sponsor and is Chairman of the American Education Week Committee. Mr. Les Fenderson teaches Biology 1-2 and 3-4. Mr. Fenderson coaches JV football and varsity baseball. He is also a Sophomore Class sponsor. Mr. Rodney Weller teaches Earth Science 1-2. Mr. Weller is also a Senior Class sponsor. —29— Mrs. Charlotte Gittings takes care of the permanent records of Prescott High and also operates the intercom system. As receptionist in the counselors' office. Mrs. Sandra Graves works hard for Prescott High. New to Prescott High. Mrs. Patricia Hedgpeth works in the attend- ance office as a clerk. Mrs. Dorothy Reese is secretary for Mr. Doug Williams, principal. She takes care of all his correspondence and helps to coordinate his business. Mrs. Dorothy Shellhorn, secretary to the assistant principals, takes care of Mr. Provost's and Mr. Cook's business. Mrs. June Tramel, attendance clerk, takes care of studenT absences and tardies and the ADA report. —30— The cafeteria personnel work with the vending machines and keep The janitors of PHS are Rudy Silva. Wes Shoemake. Rocky Gabaldon them filled. They are Fay Edwards. Nona Cutler. Ann Mignerey. Don” Cantrall. Steve Molnar and Dave Bottazzi. Ruth Higgins, and Iris Fuller. The bus drivers servinq the Prescott Public Schools are Bob Thayer, Chuck Stewart, Jim Riley, Bud Pederson. Jess Ladd, Zene Kempf, Harold Haff, Bill Griffith, and, on the bus. James Sleeper. —31 — Prescott High boasts a very complete and efficient bookstore headed by Mrs. Lita George. She registers students, issues lockers, takes care of student fees and supervises all of the bookstore functions. Helping students in need of books, magazines or articles in the library are Mrs. Pat Preston, head librarian: Mrs. Louise Parsons, library clerk: and Mrs. Dana Sharp, library clerk. These librarians keep the library organized to make it an efficient facility for students. Eye and hearing tests are administered by Mrs. Ruth Dickerson, the school nurse. She gives aid to any student with a health problem. Mrs. Lita George keeps up with her book work in the bookstore. She sells books to students and collects student fees for various clubs and organizations. Mrs. Louise Parsons, library clerk; Mrs. Patricia Preston, librarian; and Mrs. Ruth Dickerson, the school nurse, helps the students of PHS Mrs. Dana Sharp, library clerk, help many students daily in the library. keep in good health throughout the school year. —32— The new teachers this year at PHS are, seated, Mr. Prank, Mr. Gale, Mr. Wherley, and Mr. Navarro. Standing are Mrs. Cordes, Mr. Slglln, Mrs. Pehl, and Mrs. Preston. Not pictured are Mr. Derven, Mr. Bell, and Mr. Fogle. Mr. William Lea works with one of the cameras In the AVA room. Mr. Lea Is the director of the TV services for Prescott High. The broadcasters for the TV staff are Phil Compton, Terry McClung, John Pauley, Mike Haywood, Bart Evans, Jim Blatr, Audrey Barnabas, Jodie Parks, Jan Phillips, Ann Bedell, Judy Converse, and Lisa Parson. —33— Mr. Benny Bishop is the gymnastics coach and watches the gymnasts during Boys' P.E. classes. He also teaches Driver Training and is a Sophomore Class spon- sor. Mr. William Cover teaches Driver Train- ing and Study Hall at PHS. He is also a Junior Class sponsor. Mr. Gerry Nelson instructs students in his Driver Training classes. Mr. Nelson also teaches Study Hall, is the JV base- ball coach, a AA PE instructor, a Junior Class sponsor, and Ski Club sponsor. —3 I I You mean the potluck was last ni ght? says Mrs. Pat Preston, school librarian, as Mr. Don Cook and Mr. Richard Reece relate the sad news to her. The Metrecal for lunch bunch —all three of them—are Mr. Les Fenderson and Mr. Jack Orr. They had reason to smile since their Junior Varsity foot- ball squad wound up with a 6 1 record. There’s the right way, the wrong way, and our way, now let’s do it our way, says Mr. Doug Williams, principal, as Mr. Ray Provost and Mr. Don Cook, assistant principals, gather for an important meeting. —3S— r —38— Jon Allen Charlotte Allgood Tim Apolinar Tom Apolinar Mary Arment Colleen Aycock Deborah Balmes Gus Bauer Mark Beauchamp Vade Bebee Debbie Belcher Allen Belfour —39— Dennis Fearno Jim Ferre Bill Fields Bill Gary Candy Georg 8— Mike Gray Larry Grayson Bob Green Mark Griffiths Janet Hampton —49— Steve Heroux Patty Hessinger body thoroughly enjoyed his perform ances. Dale Hill George Hill Linda Hook Mike Hopf Wayne Houghton Joe Hunt Richard Hargus Dena Ingersol -52- Jay Collier is one of the PHS clowns who gave great performances at one of our basketball pep assemblies this year. Judy Jenkinson Sandy Jestan Bruce Johnson Christy Johnson Edith Kostolansky Rockey Krumbholz Steve Laguna Dan Lang Gary Onnen Stanley Leake —54— Jim Lewis Gloria Leyendecker Earlita Lister Mike Locklear Penny Lord Jim Mackin Larry Maekfima Jim Madrid Rosalee Madrid Greg Mahan John Malvick Wanda Manuel —55 — Dave Martinez Sandy Maxwell Judy Converse and Larry Cometh help get the multi-purpose room ready for the Christmas Hop. Butch Mayer Jim McCasland Marta McClung Judy McCorkel Elizabeth McCormack Beverly Meadows —56— Michele Mile� George Moate Carroll Monninger Debby Dulaney. Glenn Dundas. and Lisa Parson are busy getting the Badger ready to send to other schools. Pam Moore John Morgan Dan Morrison Arthur Morriston Ron Murphy —57— Kay Nelson Sam Newell Charlotte Newton —58— Barbara Rice Bill Risit Kathy Rivas Janet Robbins Shown here are two of the main characters of the winning school spirit skit. Miss School Spirit (Jodie Parks), and Mr. Mighty (Vic Rice). Mike Rice Victor Rice Dixie Richards Craig Riggle —61— Kathy Rogers John Roybal —62— Marilyn Sanford —63— Alice Shelton Ken Shiver Paul Shumway Steve Shyroclc John Sisson Candy Smith Debbie Smith Quentin Smith Beth Snyder Debbie Speer Rod Staim Juanita Stazenski Craig Stem Bob Steward Betty Stoll Cheryl Stone Sam Strange Linda Stuart Greg Stumpf Dale Tersey Greg Thomson Kathy Torgerson Gerry Turley Barbara Uhles Max Viehdorfer Brenda Walling Linda Wall Jim White Kelly Wilde Bonnie Williams Donna Williams Nancy Williams —67— MERLE TENNEY President BRENDA FUHRMAN PAM HAMMOND Secretary Treasurer DEBBIE WILLIAMS Vice President Larry Adams Randy Allen Vicki Allen Andy Allgood Teresa Alvarado Denise Anderson Cordellia Arredondo Jay Ayars Linda Baca Cindy Baird Azelene Ball Audrey Barnabas Terry Baehre Evelyn Bates Catherine Bauer David Beasley Ann Bedell Sherri Beers Ruth Bell Debbie Bennett Dennis Berry James Blair Jane Blair Nancy Bochat Carla Boggess Larry Bonitta Karen Boster Sue Boyd Dan Brambilla Marlene Brand Richard Brewer Wrist straight, elbow slightly bent, shoulder low. string in middle of chin and nose . . says Miss Ethel Carey to her Junior P.E. class. —69— Barry Brooks Toni Brubaker Jack Bruce Kris Burhans Bunnie Bunn Karen Burnside Susan Caldwell Todd Calhoon Joe Cardani Beth Carlton Connie Carothers Yvonne Carter Michael Carrillo Darryll Casner David Cates Bill Chandler r Stephen Childs Richard Cbaron Kennard Christensen David Clark Much spirit and enthusiasm is shown Charlene Crew Bob Coates Davey Cobb Steve Cobb Kay Collier Jan Colli ns Don Cook Wendell Cook Ellis Cornish Larry Corona Michael Corona John Caward —70— Cherry Davis Leslie Davis Sandy Davis Gene DeBastiani Paul Denney John Denny Richard Dent Wendy Despain Tom Devault Kay Donaldson Scott Donaldson Diane Dudley Jo Ann Duiclc Tim Duncan Diana Edwardson Joey Espitia Johnny Espitia Richard Espitia Melanie Ewart Mike Evans Janice Everett Wayne Everett Diane Fain Leroy Fenton Suzanne Fields Liz Floerchinger Robert Foreman Mike Fortner Bob Frank Charles Froman —71 — Brenda Fuhrman Tom Cade Patricia Gagnon Karla Gaither Lanie Gallegos Ruth Gill Beverly Ginn Randy Glattfelder Steve Gonzales Janet Good Rocky Goodman Margie Hartman Kelly Grayson Michael Grider Steve Griffin Michele Hairston Donald Halley Susan Hamman Pam Hammond Kriss Hansen Don Harris Janice Hartley Ron Hastings David Hatch Penny Hattabaugh Susan Heffelfinger Craig Heiselmeyer Kris Helvig Towena Hendrix Paddee Hendzel Juniors picked the Mark IV as their Junior Class rings. —72— Jim Herbert Don Higgins Sherry Henry Patty Hofstra Eugene Holden Linda Hosman Rita Hunt John Hunter Don Hussen Ted Jaarsma Linda Jacquez Ron Jarretf Byron Jaspers Beverly Johnson Johnny Johnson Lane Johnson Susan Johnson David Jones Diane Jones Melody Jones Neal Jones Eric Judd Gerard Kaur Lisa Karcic Mike Keegan Connie Keel Tom Kelly Terry Kempf Shawn Kendall ¥ Mark Temple admires Dori Zabriski's new class ring. Each class chooses a style and design different from the previous year and students order their choice of stone. —73— Ken Kendrick Mike Kett Ken Kimball Vickie Lambert Gloria Lanza Milton Laughlin Anne Lawhorn Tom Lawson Bob Layman Connie Leake Al Lewis Jay Lewis Dawn Lewis Richard Lewis David Logan Peter Logan Vicki Logan Lenora Longacre Kathy Lunceford Manuel Madrid Kathy MacIntyre Mary Magby Margie Mains Lena Maiolo Tony Jeanne Malizio Jean Mangerich Kathy Manton Barbara Marsh Lon Matney Craig Marlowe Robert Marnell Jesse Martinez Nancy Martinez Carle Maxwell Barbara Marsh and Pam Hammond work hard on the winning homecom- ing float. —74— You're spraying it in the wrong place! says Bill Chandler to Terry Reardon. Rebecca Mayo Riclt Mayotte Mark McCall Pete McNey David McDonald David McDonold Neva Meisinger Pat Merkle Shelley Miller Cynthia Mitchell Jerome Mitchell Lynn Morgan John Munday Betty Murphy Paul Neuman Tom Newberry Sharon Nyman Jill Olson Linda Onnen Donna Overton Dale Parker Neal Parker Darrel Parry Denise Pauk Mike Pearson Don Peet Richard Pena Willi, Phelps Darrell Phillips John Phillips Wes Pierce Robert Pruitt Patti Ralston Terry Reardon —75— Chris Reece Shirley Rees Sob Reynolds Soten Reynolds Rio Rhodor RfeiKp R'fce Re Rincon� JoKri RVe-n Vfron'icj R erj M4 r?� by Rob er Rot� e s Tm� Rob� 'ittsom J� tmr% Roctveleet Vibe Rochester n-remcme Rr c r-e loud. 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Gtfftty Willis Jonirthar Woffmpor Davit w tion one: tiylii Wri tr Smsatma Tnmaa ki v Young Dato-it IfltritKif Sncr Lnmxrw —77— MARY RYGG Secretary —78— LISI POWERS Treasurer TRUETT FORREST President GRANT TURLEY Vice President George Ainsworth Robert Alanis Frank Anderson Katherine Bailey Gail Ball Willie Barnes Debbie Barnes Nancy Bartholomew Pat Bartmus Millie Boughner Mary Barringer Susanne Beach Candie Beauchamp Anne Bennett Mike Best Barbara Blair Mike Bonds Sheila Bloom Michael Bonitta Tracy Boster Jan Bowles Mike Boyd Bill Bianconi George Bradley Diane Brewer Glenna Brewer Steve Brimhall Scott Brown Lee Burhans Terry Burnett Kitty Burney —79— Janyne Burris Bonnie Cagle Susan Cahill Pat Caldwell Karen Campbell Ron Carbiener Laura Carey Lesher Carey John Castaneda Lee Casteel Edward Castro Socorro Castro Mary Jo Castruccio Carol Chandler Susan Chapman Robyn Chiappini John Clark Debra Clarke John Cleveland Linda Clupper Jan Conradt Bob Cook Charles Cook Jeanett Cooley Donald Creamer Linda Cross Mike Croxton Millie Cuba David Cummings Steffi D'Anna John Dardis Bev Davis Jacque Davis Mark Deehr —80— Keith Eaton Louis Earnhart Gary Eddy Sue Eggleston Patricia Euler Linda Evans Chris Ezell Jeanette Feller Elaine Feroleto Richard Finn Dan Densmore Tom Devereaux Mike Dibbens Bill Dille Christine Duick Wally Duncan Mark Evans Marsha Evans Cara Fitchett Rosa Flores Shirley Flynn Truett Forrest Larry Froman Gordon Fuller Michele Gagnon Jenny Gere Cindee Gilcrease Chris Gillow Jeri Gittings Jo Gittings Neil Goodell Lark Goodman —81 — Patricia Goodson John Goswick Sara Gray Kathy Grace Tony Grayson Garry Greer Tera Gregory Pamela Griffin Cheryl Hale Donna Hand Gin Harris Marjorie Harris Dallas Hays Jenene Hedlund Larry Heilman Ruth Herbert Sheila Hepperle Pat Hernandez Mike Hinson Nancy Hofstra Bill Holland Linnea Hollmen Danny Holmes Kathy Hood Larry Hook Paul Hosman James Hopson Susan Houghton Beth Hunt Fred Ingersoll Sally Jackson Melanie Jacobson Alice Jaime —82— Freddie Jensen Debbie Johnson Chert es Jones Noel Jones Denise Johnson Geyle Johnson Georgia Johnson Cindy Jones Janet Jones Chris Jordan George Kagele Peter Kasper Connie Kent Debbie Kingsbury Theresa Kinsley Joe Kinslow Karen Kixer Linda Kloefkorn Deborah Koolcen Dolores LaBarge Suzette LaFuze David Laguna Linda Laney Ernie Lister Mike Bonds and Terry McClung take a time out from their hard workout in wrestling. Bob Lytle Connie Locke David Lockhart Steve Logan —83— Laurie Ludvigson Tannis Lyford Tom Lyman Linda Maddux Gloria Madrid Terri Mahan Carl Mahler Barge Marcum Gabriel Martinex Mary Jane Martinez 25-30-35 gimmie 40, gimmie 45, some- body bid 45 . . Jim Macicin auctioni off Mazie Rice, one of many young ladies Kim McCall Jim McCarter Terry McClung Bruce McCormack Bertha Medley Leslie Menges Jackie Mertz Gail Mikitka Russ Miller Debbie Mills Linda Minnick Teddylen Mincks Susan Minniear Benny Moran Everett Molzahn Cathy Moore Buddy Mosley Mark Murphy Dennis Murray Linda Nantz Debbie Nelson Ruth Nelson Diane Newberry Ann Nowell Bonnie Nyman Annie Oakley Mary O'Conner Andy O’Kelley Rod Olmstead Mike Olsen Carla Orr Grover Owens Frank Parker Sherrie Pendergast Debbie Pauk Ken Peter Steve Parsons Marchel Petersen Sylvia Pierce Faith Pomeroy Randy Post Lisie Power Marie Pratt Jeanie Price Vickey Rainey Brian Rafter Linda Randall Mary Reed Virginia Rehwald Herbert Rees Kathy Reeser Kelly Reynolds Melvin Reynolds Mazie Rice David Riley Pat Rivera Tom Robbins Candi Robertson Dolores Rodarte Debbie Roden Pam Rodgers Debra Rogers Mary Jo Rood Steve Rowley Chris Ruddock Mary Rygg Dan Rusing Arlene Russell Karen Russell Russel Rusted Theresa Sanchez Terry Sandri Randy Sarff Leslie Sears John Sharp Stephanie Sheffler Mike Shepard Sundee Sherwood Nancy Shoemake Robert Short Rita Shryock James Shumway Cindy Sieh Randy Sifford Jim Skurja Tom Skurok Lee Smith Jeanne Sorensen Pat Soriano Tom Stamm Gary Stephens Mark Stevens Melanie Steward James Strickland Kay Starley Rhonda Stuart Sandy Stevenson Jack Stewart —86— Loy Dell Sullivan Marilyn Summers Ted Sunde James Szabo Darrell Tersey Marilyn Tharp Stan Thimsen Mark Thompson Renee Tomlinson Glen Thompson Pat Torkelson Rick Ungrich Hugh Vallely Karen Volner Robin Van Derek Tony Van Setten Rex Van Wormer Debbie Viedorfer Phil Waalkens John Wagner Norbert Wagner Anne Wall Keith Wassow Lynn Wheatley Chuck Weeks Patricia Welch Steve Welch Kristina Wells Les White Roy Whitman Cody Williams John Williams Johnny Williams Susan Williams Dave Williamson Kay Willis Randy Wohlwend Judy Wiste Rhonda Wright Kay Wykoff Lon Yaeger Lucy Yang Tyrone Yaw Gilbert Ybarra Cindy Zamzow —87— You know what they say . . . Two heads are better than one , so quit laughing. Run for your life, the girls' P.E. class is loose! —89— —90— ACTIVITIES Learning more, and better, music at the Northern Arizona University and Arizona State University music camps this summer were: Debbie Clark, Jon Wolfinger, Liz Floerchinger, Teddylyn Mincks, Cherry Davis, Chris Gillow, and Kathy Hood. Not pictured is Joe Cardani. A tuxedo or a marching uniform is the choice Rio Rhodora, and John Harris have as they model the new band outfits the music department received over the summer. Jodie Parks and Kathy Olsen discuss their activities at the Student Council Work- —92— John Osborn thinks pleasant thoughts of the European trip he took with Mr. Everett and several 1968 PHS graduates. The group studied at the Univ- ersity of St. Andrews in Scot- land. Jerry Ellexson, Brad Smith, Ernie Bombardieri, FFA sponsor Mr. Dwain Gale. Billy Owens, and Bill Bianconi gather together to talk about their activities at the FFA Convention at the University of Arizona. hop which they attended in July at Arizona State University. Lane Johnson, Lori Evans, Phil Compton, and publication staff leader, Mr. R. T. Mikulewicz, look over some rubbish created at the Journalism Workshop they attended at Northern Arizona University in June. —93— Debby Dulaney, Phil Compton, and Lori Evans, all publication staff members, talk shop with the University of Arizona's Editor-in-Chief, Bill Roberts. Bill discussed problems of newspaper work at an informal meeting for all journalism students in September. The Future Farmers of America, Prescott Chapter, set up a booth displaying their many activities at the Yavapai County Fair. The Junior Class made a good choice in selecting the Mark IV as this year's rings. Nominated for 1968-69 Key Club Sweetheart were Lori Evans, Debby Dulaney, Judy Converse. Debbie Franklin. Jan Phillips, Jodie Parks, and Janet Robbins. Later. Jan Phillips was named the official Key Club Sweetheart by President Mike Palmer. —94— An exciting performance of the “Crucible was given by Mrs. Ethel Tyson’s second year drama class. Hey, quit the funny stuff and get busy, says Student Body President Craig Stern. Along with many students, the ”P received a coat of whitewash at the annual affair. Singing their little hearts out are Kathy Olsen, Lisa Parson, Jan Phillips, and Regina Rodarte, last year's Girl Staters, at the induction assembly. Mike Haywood reviews his experiences at Boys' State while Rod Brimhall, Joe Flajnik, John Osborn, Thomas Yang, and Rockey Krumbholz look on. —95— Voting tor the victory over Sunnyslope was the senior float which took second place on Homecoming. 1968 Homecoming candidates were: Joe Flajnik, Jan Phillips; Vic Rice, Janet Robbins; Ray Hill, Judy Converse; Rockey Krumbholx, Phyllis Oliveria; Paul Clark, Debby Dulaney; Fred Jordan, Lori Evans; and Jim Lewis, Jodie Parks. Crowned during the half-time activities were King Joe Flajnik and Queen Jan Phillips. The Junior Calss created the winning Homecoming float. With their help, the Vikings went down to defeat as the smiling Badgers looked on. —96— Jim Mackin auctions Bob Steward off for a Key Club project. Bids ranged from a quarter to the high bid, for one young lady, of eight dollars. Just one scene from many during Homecoming week. All of the classes, including the sophomores here, worked hard build ing floats and creating spirit for the big event. NASA came to PHS when Mr. James Boyle, and Mr. Nathaniel Lamm, representatives from the space administration, gave a talk and demon- stration for seniors and science students. —97— PHS publications class invaded the Prescott Evening Courier on October 10th. The students published the paper that day in cooperation with the National Newspaper week. Marta McClung, PHS campaigner tor Sam Steiger, shows the Steiger tiger oft in hopes tor more votes. Sam Strange, Bill Gary, and Carl Cox man the voting polls as one student votes tor the candidates ot his choice. —98— Plays were a big part of the PHS October month. Sneaky Fitch was presented by the Drama Club, direct- ed by Mrs. Ethel B. Tyson. The stars of the production, set in the Old West era, were senior Ron Rainey, as Sneaky Fitch, and junior Sherri Beers, as Maroon. A Tree Fell in the Forets, pre- sented by the Speech Club, gave students at PHS a chance to see what Readers' Theater is all about. The leads were performed by Georgia Fotopoulos, fourth from left, and Mike Hinsen, kneeling. —99— Ready ... set ... 90 .. . And start tasting. Tha week before Thanksgiving the Sanior Class plowad through thair annual Ganaral Aptituda Tast Battary. Dacambar, '67—Eight studant council mambars includ- ing Vic Rica, Rockay Krumbholz, Mark Templa, Craig Starn, Azalana Ball, Lori Evans, and Karan Russel traveled to Tucson. At Rincon High School they at- tended the state Studant Council Convantion. Not picturad is Lisa Parson. The University of Arizona hosted the seventh annual Model United Nations. Attending the convention from Prescott High were Lane Johnson, Calvin Fuchs, Chris Reese, John Williams, and John Wolfinger. Rick Mabery and Ed Oliver discuss state FFA activities with the Prescott Chapter President Ernie Bombardier!. Ed and Rick visited PHS to create interest in tha FFA program. Oh, tha pain . . . Lynn Benton was one of the many seniors who struggled through the Diphtheria-Tetanus shots given in November. The cast of Barefoot in the Park takes a break between scenes when they presented the three-act play on December 6 and 7. CAST Janet Robbins .......................... Corey Bratter Phil Compton ........................ — Paul Bratter Debbie Clark .........-............ Mrs. Ethel Banks Jim Blair ................................ Mr. Valasco Lane Johnson..................................Telephone Man Terry Kempf.......................... Delivery Man National Thespian Society Member Mrs. Bratter (Janet Robbins) greets her new husband (Phil Compton). Corey Bratter offers her mother (Debbie Clark) a refreshing drink after her long climb to their sixth floor apartment. — 101 — Yellowjdckets are always number one —this time it was for placing first in the annual Student Council Christmas decoration contest. Mr. Smith and his merry homeroom captured second place with the help of good St. Niclt. Tied for third place with Mr. Wiant's homeroom decoration was Phil Comp- ton's foot representing Mrs. Tyson's homeroom. Sue Heffelfinger, Janet Robbins, Lori Evans, Lisa Parson, Phil Compton, Debbie Franklin, Jim Ferra, Lane Johnson, and Debbie Dulaney decorate the little fir tree by the chorus room at PHS to celebrate the holidays. Oh Christmas tree . . . Oh Christmas tree . . There wasn't any singing, — 102— but the Student Council provided the school with a lovely tree anyhow. Christmas would not be the same without the Senior Hop, and the Hop would not have been as nice this year without the efforts of Mike Palmer and Mr. Raudebaugh. A record crowd attended this gala affair. Shown opposite: Ernie Bom- bardieri, Pam Alton, Brad Smith, Ann Bombardieri, Billy Owens, and Jodie Parks. Our fine PHS orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Henderson, persented one of their Christmas program at the Y.C.Y.C. this year. The select choir, under the direction of Mr. James Burns, set the mood for the Christmas assembly. Mrs. Tyson and the second year drama class presented Charlie Brown s Christmas to complete the program. —103— I LIKE SCHOOL) ITS Oust THE PRINCIPAL O IT I THE can't STAHo Artwork, by .3 � Fora IT SEEMS 7b ME ... -NO... HATTER WrtAT I TRY ...You ARE 0,SINTE.R- eSTCD AMD- -DlSRE- spec-Tfov AS WELL ASRODE.. I CAN'T HELP BUT FEEL... ... JoortlL It seems as though Janet Sarvis, Chris Schroder, and Julie Schneider are singing a merry tune while contributing to the March of Dimes fund. The March of Dimes Week was held January 13-17. Kathy Olsen and Lisa Parson were chairmen for this year's project. Merle Tenney, president of the Junior Class, proudly displays the handsome trophy his class won for collecting the most money in the March of Dimes campaign. The Junior Class received the trophy last year as sophomores. When you ask a Thespian member to pose you really get some wild expressions, as evidenced during their initiation. The new and old Thes- pian members from left to right are: Larry Hardin, Debbie Clark, George Hill, Jan Phillips, Kathy Olsen, Dean Taylor, Toni Brubaker, Dale Parker, Rebecca Mayo, Phil Compton, Lanie Power, Janet Robbins, Tim Poole, Lisa Parson, Charlene Crew, Mike Haywood, Ken Rogers, and Jim Blair. Each year, in Biology II classes, cats become the victims of the science students. Mazie Rice and Melanie Jacobson, along with other classmates, seem quite interested in their project, but the cat doesn't look too happy. After a hard and very exhausting wrestling match, nothing is more welcomed than a refreshing glass of punch and a hand full of cookies. Yellowjackets Club provided the refreshments as one of their projects. Shown are a few of the teammates from both the Prescott and McClintock teams enjoying the food. — 107— Reigning over the School Spirit activities this year were Jan Phillips and Joe Flajnilc repre- senting the winning Senior Class. I During the School Spirit Week, halls were decorated by all classes. The senior hall was on display as you entered PHS. Juniors won the first place points in the hall poster competition. Their many signs and banners created a very colorful and exciting hall. Even though this activity week was mainly for the basket- ball players, we wouldn't want to forget our wrestlers. So posters were made to boost the wrestlers' spirit, also. These tough sophomores did an outstanding job on their School Spirit hall. Although they came in second, they put out a first rate effort and we're very proud of their beautiful hall. — 108— Debbie Speer leans back in Her favorite chair in her journalism class. It must be another of Mr. Mike's interesting lectures. Paul Neuman, Janet Good, and Regina Rodarte, members of the FTA Club, helped to collect books for a library in the Phillipines. Practicing the play The Emperor's New Clothes for Children's Theater were Jonathan Wolfinger, Mike Grider, Craig Marlow, Beth Snyder, Toni Brubaker, and Charlene Crew. Others in the cast were Terry Kempf, as the Emperor, and Mary Arment, as his wife. Carol Bochat, and Mary Young sing a sweet melodie to Scott Sturde- vant on February 14. The Inter-Club Council sold valentine-o-grams for one of its club activities. Scott seems more than pleased with his gift. — 109— All dressed up and ready for the bos social are fhe members of the concert choir. The group performed the famous Rodgers and Hammer- stein musical, Oklahoma. The performance took place at Hendrix Auditorium, March 27 and 28. OKLAHOMA MAIN CAST Mr. James Burns. Director Laurey .......... Curly............ Ado Annie Carnes Ali Hakim........ Cord Elam ....... Fred ............ Gertie Cummings Sylvie .......... Aggie ........... Mike............. Sam ............. Faye ............ Virginia ........ t � Phyllis Walker sings one of her solos with the enthusiasm a true trooper should. Both nights the performances were witnessed by record crowds. Mary Lynn Young Steven Campbell Phyllis Walker Eldred Waterman .... Walter Austin ... Rock Goodman .... Suzanne Fields ... Janice Hartley .... Evelyn Bates ... Phil Underwood .... Darrel Parry .... Carol Bochat .... Barbara Rice Aunt Eller..... Jud Fry........ Will Parker .... Andrew Carnes Ike Skidmore .... Slim ........... Kate .......... Arminia ....... Chalmers........ Joe ............ Ellen .......... Vivenne ....... ..... Elaine Power ... David McDonald ......... Bart Evans ........Jon Allen ..... Merle Tenney ........ Joel Nuttal _____ Dori Zabriskie ..... Sharon Edgar ........James Blair ..... Byron Williams ..... Martha Rummel .... Kathy Lunceford Bart Evans' portrayal of Will Parker seams vary convincing as members of the cast look on with interest. The life of the city was explained in his song. Kansas City. — 110— Lead singer Mary Young sings of her love-life to Evelyn Bates, Sharon Edgar, Dori Zabriskie. and Janice Hartley. Mary, a junior, gave a fine performance of the lovely Laurey in Oklahoma. Mary Young Steve Campbell Eldred Waterman tries to persuade Bart Evans to buy some of his merchandise. He didn't sell anything but gave a great performance. — Ill — Among the many activities held during S.A.B. week was the ever popular Casual Day. Russ Wilhelm showed up in grand style in his groovy slacks. Let us not forget the girls and their lovely fashions. Debra Johnson models her Casual Day outfit for the photogra- pher’s watchful eye. Roy O'Kelly displays his beautiful body (not to motion his cute legs). However, his color combination leaves something to be desired. Ending G.A.B. Week and its many activities was the Yellowjackets vs. Lettermen game. Needless to say, the Yellowjackets won. Other highlights of the week were the crowning of Azalene Ball as Miss Mouth and Mazie Rice and Fred Jordan as Mr. and Miss G.A.B. at the big G.A.B. dance. — I 12 Enjoying a hearty breakfast after a long but eventful initiation are all of the new and Girls' and Boys' Staters. Stopping only for a quick picture before more activities, Staters had a full da f ‘ 1 ’ Jan Phillips peeks over Dan Brambilla's head while Dan, a 1969 delegate to Boys' State, learns what will be expected of Eric Judd and Regina Rodarte discuss the events of the day and listen to all of the other Staters relate tales of their • i II I n M Happy and smiling over their selection to 1969 Girls' and Boys' State, Dan Brambilla. Tom Rusing, Nellie Whittington. Eric Judd. Debbie Williams, Gary Shellhorn, Chris Reece, Lix Floerchinger, Jon Wolfinger, and Mary Young pose for the Hassayamper. Also selected as alter- nates were Joe Cardani and Dorie Zabriskie. — 113— Judge Dowling, portrayed by Paul Langnoss, preparai to give his verdict as to the innocence or guilt of Tom Jones. Friends and enemies of Tom Jones crowd the courtroom to watch the proceedings. The partridge, and sometimes charecter of the play, gets into various predica- ments over Tom Jones. The partridge is played by Mike Grider. Kathy Rodgers, Miss Western in the play, shows tha poise and grace she must attain when using her fan. TOM JONES CAST Somersetshire Partridge „ Bridget Squire Allworthy Deborah Captain Blifil , Tom Jones Square . Michael Grider Debbie Clark Dean Taylor Beth Carlton . Paul Shumway Terry Kempf Randy Post Thwackum Don Halley Jenny Jones Lisa Parson Justice Dowling .... Paul Langness Squire Western .... George Hill Sophia Western Jodie Parks Miss Western .. Kathy Rodgers Honour Ann Wall Doctor Paul Shumway The Journey Highwayman ... Shawn Kendall Mrs. Whitefield Jo Gittings Susan Marsha Evans Marriet Fitzpatrick ................. Charlene Crew Fitzpatrick.............................Tim Poole Mrs. Waters..................„......... Lisa Parson Blifil............................ Phil Compton London Lady Bellaston ................... Jan Phillips Nancy ...................... Shelly Miller Constable ........................ Paul Shumway Bridget� and Mr. Blifil (Debbie Clark and Paul Shumway) joyfully admire their •Member of the National Thespian Society new born child, Tom Jones' brother and eventual enemy. — 114— Tom Jones and his love, Sophia (portrayed by Terry Kempf and Jodie Parks), embrace in one of the more fender moments of the play. Tim Poole, a mad Irishman, is shown warding off a robber, Shawn Kendall. Mrs. Waters, alias Jenny Jones, alias Lisa Parson, gets in- volved, leading to intrigue and lively entertainment. In this moment, she thinks about the good times she and Tom Jones have had together. Lady Bellaston, Jan Phillips, is involved in the play in a very interesting way. Not only is she the lover of Tom Jones, but also the good friend. George Hill, as Mr. Western, protects his only daughter, Sophia, as she travels to London. Jo Gittings, as Mrs. Whitefield, is appalled at all that goes on at her inn. — 115— At the climax of Othello , put on by Mrs. Tyson's second year drama class, the men take Jim Ferra off to be punished. The men are Dean Taylor, John Foreman, and Mike Kemple. Debbie Clark and Larry Hardin, playing the leads in Othello , demonstrate their great acting abil- ities. During Teacher Appreciation Week, Student Council presented the teachers with donuts and coffee on Tuesday, apples on Wednesday, and a breakfast on Thursday. One of the main activities was the tree planting. Shown at this event are Craig Stern, Mr. Williams, Mr. Yost, Mr. (Pop) McNarie, Phyllis Oliveria, Lisa Parson, Kathy Olsen. Vic Rice, Jodie Parks, Debbie Franklin, Miss Roach, and Janet Robbins. The tree was planted in memoriam of Miss Dorothy Hardaway. — 116— Once again, April brings elections. All candidates showed their artistic ability with their many and varied posters, and campaign slogans. Practicing for the annual Senior Ditch Day are Debbie Franklin, Norman Dean, Debbie Belcher, Janet Robbins, Debbie Foster, John Gabaldon, Joe Flajnik, Mary Arment, and John Eddy. The special holiday for the seniors was held May 17, but many students practiced all year. —117— Looking handsome and ready to attend the Junior Prom are Liz Floerchinger and Bart Evans. This year's theme was Oriental Gardens, complete with the Japanese lanterns and pagoda. Future Farmers had a 'bucking barrel' tor practice in preparation tor the Junior Rodeo held May 10-11. The rodeo was sponsored by the PHS chapter ot FFA and the Yavapai County Sheriffs Posse. Posing tor a quick tlick before starting the exercises in training for powderpuff are the following juniors: first row: Gloria Penrod, Kris Burhans, Brenda Fuhrman, Melanie Ewart, Pam Hammond, Debbie Williams, Janet Good, Connie Keel, and Mary Magby. Second row: Marlene Brand, Jan Collins, Barb Marsh, Chris Schroeder, Janet Sarvis, Phyllis Wright, Lori Roe, Shelly Miller, Patty Hofstra, and Linda Hosman. Third row: Coach Jerry Skinner, Julie Schneider, Lora Snellgrove, Azalene Ball. Diane Fain, Kathy Manton, Jean Mangerich, Lisa Karcic, Pat Merkle, Connie Williams, Carla Maxwell, Ann Bedell, and Coach Jack Orr. (Editor's Note: the seniors playing powderpuff were not available for a picture at this time because they weren't practicing, no doubt they were too good for that.) — 118— Graduation Makes It All Worthwhile —119— CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS — 120— Craig Stern Kathy Olsen Janet Robbins Debbie Franklin Phyllis Oliveria President Vice President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Lisa Parson Jodie Parks Lori Evans Vic Rice Joe Flajnik Publicity Chairman Head Cheerleader Senior Councilman Senior Councilman Senior Senator Azelen Ball Junior Councilman Randy Allen Junior Councilman Mark Temple Junior Senator Tom Robbins Karen Russell Sophomore Councilman Sophomore Senator Truett Forrest Sophomore President Phil Compton ICC President — 122— Student Council members ere Vic Rice, Rockey Krumbhofi, Joe FJajnik, Steve Welch, Tom Robbins, Truett Forrest, Mark Temple, Merle Tenney, Jodie Parks, Lori Evans, Phyllis Oliveria, Karen Russell, Debbie Franklin, Janet Robbins, Kathy Olsen, and Lisa Parson. Mr. Provost presents the gavel to Student Body President, Craig Stern, at the induction assembly held at the beginning of the year. Mr. Raymond Provost, Assistant Principal, acted as the Student Council sponsor. Discussing a topic of business during a Student Council meeting are Phyllis Oliveria, Vic Rice, Joe Flajnik, and Rockey Krumbholz. — 123— Members of Yellowjaclcets are Lee Smith, Gail McKikken, Nancy Bartholomew, Susan Kahili, Suxanne Beach, Lisa Karcic, Debbie Pauk, Bonnie Nyman, Linda Klupper, Terri Sandri, Stephanie Shefler, Lenay Holliman, Judy Jenkinson, Sharon Edgar, and Diane Newberry. Other members of Yellowjackets are Janet Bowles, Linda Maddux, Gin Harris. Annie Oakley, Cindy Sieh, Debbie Williams, Katie Wykoff, Mary Rygg, Sally Bagby. Sandy Maxwell, Kathy Olsen, Dori Zabriskie, Diane Donnelly, and Rebecca Mayo. — 124— The officers of Yellowjackets are Kathy Olsen, president; Dori Zabriskie, vice president; Sandy Maxwell, treasurer; Diane Donnelly, publicity chairman; and Rebecca Mayo, historian. Not pictured are Candy George, vice president; and Marian Gonzales, secretary. Before a Yellowjacket meeting, Janet Bowles, Debbie Williams, and Janet Good discuss some new business while other members wait for the meeting to begin. 125— All this service for little 'ol me7 says Don Pollock as Bill Chandler, Rockey Krumbholx, George Hill, Jim Lewis, and Roger McIntosh, mem bers of the Lettermen Club try to sell him some candy at the concession stand during a basketball game. Boys are eligible for the Lettermen's Club if they letter in any sport. They can then attend the meetings. The Lettermen sold concessions on the mezanine during the basketball games to earn money for the culb’s projects. The members of the Lettermen's Club are Danny Brimbilla, Joe Flajnik, president; Jeff Grayson, John Pauley, Don Hussen, Dennis Berry, Bart Evans, George Hill, Mark Cleveland, Larry Cometh, Richard Robinson, Tom Rusing, Terry Reardon, and Coach Roger Hightower. Back row, Tony Ortega, Vic Rice. Jim Lewis, sergeant-at-arms; Fred Jordan, vice president; Roger McIntosh, Rockey Krumbholz, secretary; Bob Steward, and Jim McCasland. 126— The old senior members of NHS ere John Osborn, president; Mike Haywood, Jim Blair, Jeff Campbell, Kathy Olsen, Jan Phillips, vice president; Cathy Curtis, Judy Jenkinson, Regina Rodarte, Bonnie Williams, Jodie Parks, secertary-treasurer; Lori Evans, Sally Croxton, Debbie Franklin, Debby Dulaney, and Colleen Aycock. The new senior members of NHS are Dale Tersey, Joe Flajnik, Craig Stem, Jeff Grayson, Pat Kelly, Rockey Krumbholz, Marian Gonzales, Debbie Foster, Gerry Turley, Barbara Uhles, Barbara Brown, Diane Donnelly, Sharon Edgar, Lisa Parson. Sam Thompson, Chris Brekke, Rod Brimhall, and Debby Clark. The new {unior members of NHS are Joe Cardan!, Chris Reece, Gary Shellhorn. Tom Rusing, Lisa Karcic, Richard Thayer, Janet Vasilius, Mary Young, Don Halley, Shirley Rees, Dan Brambilla, Terry Kempf, Nellie Whittington, Liz Floerchinger, Patty Hofstra. Jim Bunker. Debbie Williams, Jon Wolfinger, Janice Hartley, and Calvin Fuchs. — 127— The members of Key Club are Ken Kendrick, Mark Cleveland, John Roybal, Larry Comefh, Jim Mackin, Mike Palmer, Vince Wendf, Jerry Skinner, Gary Shellhorn, David Riley, Tom Lawson, Steve Welch, John Goswick, Craig Williamson, and Norbert Wagner. The Key Club is one that develops initiative and leadership, serves the school and community, prepares for useful citizenship, and provides experience in living and working together. Key Club meets every Tuesday night at the high school at 7:00. They discuss immediate business that was necessary for the betterment of the club. John Osborn was selected as Lieutenant Governor for State Key Club. At one of the Key Club meetings, Phil Compton ioins in the conversation. Watching are Jim Mackin and Craig Stern. — 128— The Key Club officers are Mike Palmer, president; Gary Shellhorn, vice president; Rockey Krumbholz, sec- retary; and Jim Mackin, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Gould and Mr. Navarro are the sponsors for Key Club. Key Club sponsored a dance in March to earn some money for their treasury. They received a plaque from the Salvation Army for unselfish service at Christmas. Some of the members of Key Club were escorts for the contestants in the Miss Yavapai contest. Key Club is a service organization for the benefit of the community and is a Kiwanis Club for high school students. The sophomore members of the Key Club are Lon Yeager and Tom Robbins. The junior Key Club members are Tom Lawson, Pete McNey, Chris Reece, John Phillips, Cary Shellhorn, and Jerry Skinner. The senior members of Key Club are Bob Codner, Rockey Krumbholx, secretary; Mike Palmer, president; Joe Flajnik, Jan Phillips, Key Club Sweetheart; Jim Mackin, sergeant-at-arms; Phil Compton, Bob Steward, and Mike Haywood. — 129— The members of the Hessayamper staff includes, standing, Debby Dulaney, Editor-in-Chief; Lori Evans, Managing Editor- and Lisa Parson activities. Seated are Janet Robbins, classes; John Eddy, sports; and Debbie Franklin, faculty and administration, clubs and organisations. ’ The Badger and Hassayamper staffs work very hard during the year to publish the Badger newspaper and the annual. Debby Dulaney is the Editor-in-Chief for the paper and the annual; Phil Compton is the Managing Editor of the Badger; and Lori Evans is the Managing Editor of the Hassayamper. The members of publications who work on the paper are John Gabaldon, Lisa Parson, Glenn Dundas, and seated, Audrey Barnabas, Mike ralmer, and Cheryl Stone. — 130— Susan Heffelfinger and Katie Stazanski gat tha ads from various businesses in Prescott for tha Hassayampar and Badger throughout tha year. Reporting for tha Badger and helping on tha annual are John Harris, Kan Rogers, Debbie Martin, and Art Morriston. Working on tha circulation of tha Badger are Irena Edwards and Alice Shelton. The publications class meets 5th and 6th periods every day. Students in publications have had at least one year of journalism. The main purpose of the publications staff is to put out the Badger and the Hassayamper. Mr. Mike is the teacher, advisor, comforter, tyrant, slave driver, and all around Mr. Neat of the publications class. Without him and the hard working students, the two publications would never be completed — actually, it is a miracle they even are completed with Mr. Mike and the hard-working students. The photographers who worked hard to get the pictures tor the Badger end Hassayamper are Barry Brooks, Pat Kelly, head photographer; and Eddy Parsons. — 131 The members of the mixed chorus are Patti Gagnon, Jeanie Sorenson, Suzanne Stevenson, Donna Reynolds, Melanie Steward. Patti Pawlalc. Melanie Jacobson, Donna Hand, Karen Volner, Karen Boster, Alan Harris, Randy Post, John Dardis, Steve Welch. Kelly Reynolds, Chuclc Weeks. Mike Boyd, Janyne Burris, Candi Robertson. Judy Wiste, Cheryl Hale, Nita Stazenski, Ann Nowell, Lisie Power. Carol Chandler, Debbie Kingsbury, Jeanette Fuller. Sylvia Pierce. Rhonda Stuart. Kay Starley, Jackie Henderson Katy Wykoff, John Castenada, Frank Parker. Terry McClung, Jim Szabo, Danny McDonald. Tannis Lyford, Vickie Allen. Patsy Apolinar, Shirley Lowery. Bonnie Bach-Wiig, Mary Jane Martinez. Gin Harris, Susan Cahill, Patsy Hernandez. Midge Harris. Susie Williams, David Greene, David Reece, Roy Williams, Scott McCasland, Tracy Boster, Mark Thompson, Linda Randall, Lark Goodman, Michele Gagnon, Glenna Brewer, Mary Reed, Socorro Castro, Arlene Russell, Lorene Lee. Annette Miner, Terri Sandri, Nancy Shoemake, Becky Storey, Steve Parsons, Gary Eddy, Lester Bake, Debbie Nelson, Terri Mahan, Steffi Sheffler, Cathy Moore, Linda Evans, Sundee Sherwood, and Mr. Burns, director. Jf 1 § J : ; : . 7 1 $r % tt ' M. i f % j � 1 L If ' 1 - ? ti w K a The members of the Octet are Mary Young. Suzanne Fields, Dorie Zabriskie. Vickie Logan. Kathy Lunceford. Steve Campbell. Bart Evans. — 132— Members of Quill and Scroll are Mr. R. T. Mikulewicx, advisor; Debbie Franklin, Janet Robbins, Lisa Parson, Lane Johnson, Lori Evans, John Eddy, John Pauley, and Audrey Barnabas. Seated are Debby Dulaney, Cheryl Stone, Phil Compton, Susan Heffelfinger, and Alice Shelton. The officers of Quill and Scroll are Janet Robbins, vice president; Lisa Parson, president; and Debbie Franklin, sercetary-treasurer. Members of Quill and Scroll, Phil Compton, Lori Evans, Cheryl Stone, and Susan Heffelfinger crowd around their loveable advisor, Mr. R. T. Mike. —133— The Madrigal group includes Steve Campbell, Rocky Goodman, Joe Nuttal, Eldred Waterman, Jay Collier, Phil Underwood, Jon Allen, Walter Austin, Tom Bunker, Jim McCasland, Joe Cardani, Bart Evans, Kris Knudtson, David McDonald, and Bill Chandler. Front row: Kathy Lunceford, Vickie Logan, Dorie Zabriskie, Diane Stevenson, Phyllis Walker, Donna Holt, Susan Johnson, Candy Smith, Carol Bochat, Debby Martin, Suzanne Fields, Mary Young, Lanie Power, and Evelyn Bates. Accompanists are Shirley Rees and Gerry Turley. Mr. Burns is in charge of the music department as he directs Madrigal, Select Choir, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir and the Octet. The members of the Select Choir are Steve Campbell, Rocky Goodman, Joe Nuttal, Jay Collier. Eldred Waterman, Phil Underwood, Jon Allen, Tom Bunker, Jim McCasland, Bart Evans, Kris Knudtson, David McDonald, Bill Chandler, Joe Cardani, Wendell Cook, Walter Austin, Jim Blair, Kathy Lunceford, Patty Whitaker, Susan Johnson, Barbara Brown, Janice Hartley, Donna Holt, Phyllis Walker, Sharon Edgar, Evelyn Bates. Debbie Case, Margaret Carter, Shirley Rees, Gerry Turley. Mr. Burns, Vickie Logan, Dorie Zabriskie, Wanda Manuel, Diane Dudley, Candy Smith, Carol Bochat, Debby Martin, Suzanne Fields, Mary Young, Lanie Power, Barbara Rice, and Lori Roe. The members of the sixth period girls' chorus are Bonnie Cagle, Sylvia Apolinar, Novalene Scott, Vicky Carreras. Gloria Suazo, Phyllis Espitia, Alama Rodriguez, Deborah Bell, JoAnn Rowland, Loy Dell Sullivan, Linda Summerow, Mary Lou Barra, Mr. Burns, Marie Quijada, Alan Sherrod, Roberta Serrano, Elizabeth Carlton, and Linda Stuart. — 135— The members of the Concert Choir are, upper left, Steve Campbell, Eldred Waterman, Byron Williams, Jon Allen, Phil Underwood, Milton Laughlin, Jay Collier, Joe Nuttal, Jim Bunker, Jim McCasland, David McDonald, Bill Chandler, Kris Knudtson, Darrell Parry, John Sisson, David Cates, Merle Tenney, Joe Cardani, Gary Onnen, Jack Harris, Larry Hardin, Tom Seuter, John Harris, Larry Macktima, Jim Blair, and Bart Evans. Second row: Pat Whitaker, Susan Johnson, Phyllis Oliveria. Sally Croxton, Jan Phillips, Allyson Holmes. Carol Bochat, Barbara Brown. Donna Holt, Debbie Williams, Kathy Olsen, Lanie Power, Barbara Uhles. Kristine Helvig, Phil Wykoff, Cragi Heiselmeyer, Dale Parker. Wendell Cook, Jane Blair, Margaret Carter, and Carla Boggess. Third row: Kathy Lunceford, Sherry Henry, Linda O'Brien, Kay Collier, Sharon Nyman, Nancy Martinez, Phyllis Walker, Vickie Logan, Dorie Zabriskie, Jean Mangerich, Evelyn Bates, Billie Jo Sullivan, Sharon Edgar, Diane Donnelly, Judy Jenkinson, Mary Young, Shirley Rees, and Gerry Turley. Fourth row: Denise Pauk, Liz Floerchinger, Connie Keel, Shelly Miller, Towena Hendrix, Candy Smith, Diane Dudley, Wanda Manuel, Suzanne Fields, Lori Roe, Irene Edwards, Debby Martin, Barbara Rice, Debbie Case, Ernestine Yanz, Delores Smith, Sherry Spry, and Kathy Torgerson. The mixed trio of Prescott High includes Bart Evans, Mary Young, and Steve Campbell. They entertained audiences at plays during mission and at dinners. Their entertainment was very much appreciated. — I 36— Officer for Thespians are Tim Poole, clerk; Lisa Parson, president; Charlene Crew, secretary; Mike Haywood, vice president; and Mrs. Ethel Tyson, sponsor. Not pictured is Paul Shumway, treasurer. Thespians is an honorary club for students in high school who have done outstanding work in the field of drama. Twice a year students who qualify with the ten points are initiated into the club. Those with more than ten points go on working for stars. Members of Thespians are Ken Rogers. Mrs. Tyson, sponsor; Jim Blair. Debbie Clark. Larry Hardin. Jan Phillips, George Hill, Kathy Olsen, Dean Taylor, Dale Parker, Joe Hunt, Beth Snyder, Wayne Everett, John Foreman. Toni Brubaker, Rebecca Mayo. Phil Compton. Janet Robbins, and Lanie Power. Seated are Tim Poole, Lisa Parson, Charlene Crew and Mike Haywood. — 137— The members of fhe orchestra are Ruth Sill, Donna Holt, Debbie Williams, Kathy Hood, Wendy Despain, George Shields, Janyna Burris, Chris Reece, lee Smith, and Beverly Johnson. Second row: Cherri Davis, Nellie Whittington, Cathy Wilson, Susan Whittington, Robyn Chiappini, Janet Jones, Toni Maliiio, Nancy Bochat, Lii Floerchinger, Denise Paul, Jon Wolfinger, Ann Bedell, Teddylen Minclcs, Patty Torkelson, Tracy Boster, Jane Burns, and Annie Oakley. Third row: Chris Sillow, Virginia Rehwold, Terri Davis, Belinda Nairn, Dana Ingerson, Mary Reed, Lester Bake, Chris Brekke, Paul — 138— The Prescott High School orchestra per- formed for the musical Oklahoma! for one of their activities. They also took part in the musical festival in Flagstaff held on April 19. The orchestra is directed by Mr. Raymond Henderson and Mr. James Burns assists. The orchestra practices every morning. Mr. Raymond Henderson is the director of the oerhestra and Mr. Kit Kirby is the director of the stage band. The stage band is directed by Mr. Kit Kirby. The stage band is made up of band students who volunteer by selection to participate in this extra activity. They played at the basketball games and pep assemblies. When in the group of the stage band, the members share the same responsibilities as in the band. Brown, Randy Wohlwend. Johnny Rocheleau, Craig Heislamayar, Sam Thompson, Patty Hofstra, Byron Jaspars, Nancy Hofstra, Cathy Curtis, and Jon Allan. Fourth row: John Vaughn, Mr. Burns, Mr. Handarson, Wayna Evaratt, Barbara Hernandex, Sally Bagby, Margarat Carter, John Harris, Toni Boona, Shawn Kandall, Marla Tannay, Joa Cardani, Roy Whitman, David McDonald, and G. D. Owans. The mambars of tha staga band are Byron Jaspars, Sam Thompson, Bevarly Ginn, Virginia Rahwold, Tom Boone. Joa Cardani, Shawn Kandall, Bob Layman, Craig Smith, Randy Wohlwand, Craig Heislamayar, Mr. Kirby, director; John Vaughn, Danny Holmes, Sally Bagby, Taddylan Mincks, and G. D. Owans. -139- The members of the band are, first row, Jon Wolfinger, Denise Pauk, Ann Bedell, Chris Gillow, Janet Jones, Diane Jones, Debbie Clark, Rhonda Wright, Peggy Homer, Vickie Allen, Robyn Chiappini, Toni Malizio, Nancy Bochat and Liz Floerchinger. Second row: Teddylen Mincks, Marlene Brand, Linda Evans, John Leblanc, Kay Donaldson, Jeanette Cooley, Nancy Hofstra, Byron Jaspers, Steve Abel. Bob Tomkins, Dan Radcliff, Cathy Curtis, Beverly Ginn, Virginia Rehwold, Patty Hofstra, and Sam Thompson. Third row: Barbara Brown, Linda Stuart, Rita Hunt, Glenda Harrelson. Ernestine Yanez, John Phillips, Evelyn Bates, Linda Cross, Jon Allen, Dena Ingerson, Mary Reed, Lester Bake, Chris Brekke, Paul Brown, Edward Castro, Debbie 1968-69 PRESCOTT The band is directed by Mr. Raymond Henderson and is assisted by Mr. Kit Kirby. The band went to the State Fair, performed at the home football games during halftime and participated in the Northern Arizona Music Festival. — 140— Roden, Buddy Mosley, Milce Heison, Randy Sifford, David Lockhart, Craig Smith, Randy Wohlwend, Craig Heiselmeyer, Bob Layman, and Johnny Rocheleau. Fourth row: John Vaughn, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Kirby, Ralph LaRosa, Chris Ezell, Danny Holmes, Barbara Hernandez, Wayne Everett, Sally Bagby, Margaret Carter, Tracy Boster, S. D. Owens, Merle Tenney. Robert Best. David Rummel, Sundee Sherwood, Gordon Hastings, Harley Gray, Bart Evans, John Harris, Russell Miller, Shawn Kendall, Tom Boone, and Joe Cardani. HIGH BAND The band also marches in the Fourth of July Parade every year. The band practices everyday on the football field and in the gym. PHS is proud of their fine work. — 141 The newscasters lor Wednesdays are Bart Evans and Ann Bedell. The newscasters lor Thursdays are Terry McClung and Judy Converse. The newscasters lor Fridays are Mike Haywood and Jodie Parks. John Pauley is the sports broadcaster and Lisa Parson is the news director — 142— The members of the Model Airplane Club are Dave Rummel, Paul Clark, and Russ Miller. Larry Burton, John Davidson, James Shumway, Gordon Fuller, Randy Sifford, Peter Casper, The Flying Aces Anonymous is a club to promote the hobby of model airplanes. The members are all model air- plane enthuiasts. During their meetings they often watched movies of flying. The sponsor is Mr. Derven. The Speech Club, under the direction of Mrs. DeWillis, attended many tournaments throughout the year, and captured speech awards. The Speech Club sponsored the Inter-Club school carnival held in March. The members of the Speech Club for 1968-1969 are Mrs. DeWillis. sponsor; Jon Wolfinger. John Pauley. Craig Marlow, Cherry Davis Denise Anderson, Phil Underwood, Paul Neuman. Mike Hinson. Janet Vasilius, Jim Blair. Pat Merkle, Kathy Manton, Linda Hosman. Lester bake, Audrey Barnabas, Pam Hammond, Bonnie Bohning, Sue Heffelfinger, Jeri Gittings, Connie Leake. Karen Royster. Jo Gittings, and John Foreman. — 143— GAA is the Girl's Athletic Association. GAA members met after school three days a week from September until basketball season started during November. Miss Cary and Mrs. Pehl sponsor GAA for girls interested in participating in sports such as volley- ball, basketball, badminton, and table tennis. Lynn Cvetlcovich is waiting tor her turn to play badminton as she stands by Miss Cary, GAA sponsor. Mrs. Pehl is also a GAA sponsor. The junior members ot GAA are Karla Gaither, Jill Olson, Delores Smith, Denise Steed, Lorene Lee, Carla Maxwell, Marnie Brand, Theresa Alverado, Linda Jacquez, and Ernestine Yanez. — 144— The members of the Ski Club are Scoff Brown, Craig Williams, Phil Compfon, Mike Olsen, Mike Sheppard, Neil Goodell, Bob Lyfle, Dan McDonald, Kafhy Manfon, Melanie Ford, Julie Schneider. Lisa Karcic, Janef Sarvis, Jean Mangerich, Donna Hand, Joyce Gregory, Lanie Power, Marfa McClung, Jan Phillips, Janef Robbins, Melanie Jacobson, Robyn Chiappini, Annie Oakley, Dolly LaBarge, Laura Snellgrove, Debbie Kingsbury, Mary Rygg, Mr. Gerry Nelson, sponsor; and Suzanne Fields. The Ski Club officers are Rockey Krumbholx, vice presidenf; Vic Rice, presidenf; Jan Phillips, secrefary-freasurer; and Mr. Gerry Nelson, sponsor. —145— Lester Bake was one of the twirlers this year for PHS. He did a Serving as head twirler for Prescott High this year was Debbie great job as he supported the teams of our school. Clark. She did a great job entertaining the crowds at football and basketball games. Denise Pauk acted as drum majorette for this year. She was assisted by Teddylen Mincks. Janet Good was the Badger mascot and she helped the cheerleaders lead cheers during football and basketball games and during pep assemblies. — 146— Lupe Posada Debby Dulaney Colleen Aycock Mazie Rice Lisa Karcic Debbie Franklin Nancy Martinez Liz Floerchinger Nellie Whittington Brenda Fuhrman For the 1968-1969 school year, Lupe Posada acted as Pom Pom captain The Pom Pom alternates for this year were Kathy Manton for basketball season; Debbie Franklin, captain for football season; and and Jean Mangerich. Debby Dulaney, co-captain for football and basketball. The Pom Pom line for '68-'69 included Lupe Posada, Debby Dulaney, Colleen Aycock. Mazie Rice, Debbie Franklin. Jean Mangerich, alter- nate; Kathy Manton, alternate; Lisa Karcic. Nancy Martinez, Liz Floerchinger, Nellie Whittington, and Brenda Fuhrman. — 147— Varsity cheerleaders for the 1968-1969 season are Jan Phillips, Dori Zabriskie, alternate; Janet Robbins, Diane Fain, Jodie Parks, and Jan Collins. These girls did a great job promoting spirit for every sport. —148— Jan Collins Diane Fain Dori Zabriskie, Alternate The cheerleaders serving the Junior Versify feams for the 1968 1969 season are Rhonda Sfuarf, Karen Kiier, Befh Hunt and Pat Torlcelson. Rhonda Sfuarf Paf Torlcelson Karen KIzer Befh Hunf —149— The members of the Drama Club are Crystal Balinger, Debbie Clark, Kathy Rogers. Randy Post, Irene Rogers, Jenene Hedlund, Beth Carl- ton, Ann Bedell, Paul Shumway, Tannis Lyford, Mary Arment, Ken Rogers, Toni Brubaker, Tim Poole, Ann Wall, Charlene Crew, Ann Lawhorn, Dean Taylor, and Michele Hairston. The Drama Club sponsors all of the plays put on each year. They make the props and direct and prompt. The Drama Club sponsors Children's Theater. Some of the plays they have sponsored this year are Barefoot in the Park, The Emperor's New Clothes, and The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch. Mrs. Tyson is showing Bart Evans and Phyllis Walker how to show the greatest amount of natural acting. —150— Members of the Science Club are Mr. Weller, sponsor, Mralc Murphy, Jeff Storm, Shawn Kendall, Janet Vasilius, John Munday, Roy Whitman, Virginia Rehwald, Kathy Bauer, Pat Bartmus, Beverly Johnson, and Mr. Bell, sponsor. The officers of the Science Club are Shawn Kendall, president; Kathy Bauer, secretary; Bonnie Williams, treasurer; Audrey Barnabas, publicity chairman; and Mr. Bell, sponsor. The purpose of the Science Club is to allow the interested students at PHS to learn more in the fields of science. The Science Club is open to all interested students each year. — 151— Members of the Co-Operative Education Club are, standing, Maxine Campbell, Penny Lord, Judy McCorkell, Susie Carey, and Peggy Homer. Seated are Christy Johnson, Carol Bochat, Dixie Richards, and Barbara Rice. The members of the Future Medical Careers Club include Dena Ingerson, Pam Rogers, Linda Cross, Mrs. Dickerson, the school nurse; Nancy Hofstra, Bonnie Williams, Lucy Yang, Cathy Curtis, Tedylyn Mincks, Patty Hofstra, and Debbie Williams. — 152— One of the main projects of the year for the Future Teachers of America was collecting as many books as possible from the students at PHS and the townspeople to send to the Phillipines. The Future Teachers of America Club is for stu- dents who wish to pursue the career of teaching. In this club they learn about the profession of teach- ing from teachers who speak to them. Miss Lela Roach and Mr. Marion Bigelow are sponsors of the FTA Club. The Future Teachers of America members include Miss Lela Roach, sponsor; Janet Good, Rita Hunt, Theresa Alvarado, Audrey Barnabas. Diane Donnelly, Linda Jacquez, Regina Rodarte, Debbie Foster, Phyllis Wright, Linda Stuart, Paul Neuman, and Mr. Bigelow, sponsor. — 153— The members of the Arizona Club are, front row, Ruth Herbert, Lynda Robert, Cheryl Stone, Merlene Bethards, Judy Wiste, Cheryl Hale, Janet Vasilius, and Lucy Yang. Back row, Jim Pribbeno, Dale Tersey, Mr. Bennett, sponsor; Charlie Nowell, Steve Parra, Walter Austin, Carla Boggess, Bill Risk, Joe Hunt, Bonnie Williams, and Linda Randall. Mr. Dwight Bennett is the sponsor of the Arizona Club. At the beginning of the year the Arizona Club had a car wash to earn money for their future trips. The Arizona Club travels to historical sites on weekends. One of the places the club visited this year was Sunset Crater near Flagstaff. The club really enjoyed the trip. They also went to Macabe Mine in the Bradshaw Mountains. Macabe is now a ghost town. The officers of fhe Arizona Club are Charlie Nowell, president; Dale Tersey, vice president; Lynda Robert, secretary; Steve Parra, publicity chairman; and Janet Vasilius, treasurer. 154— Future Business Leaders of America are, back row, Mr Rudy Navarro, sponsor; Betty Murphy, Patty Hesinger, Suzaune Stephenson. Denise Steed, Beverly Ginn, Roy Reed, and Barge Marchum. Sitting, Mary Magby, Sue Westbrook, Margie Hartmen, Carol Reed, and Alice Shelton. The officers of FBLA are Mary Magby, president; Patty Hesinger, vice president; Sue Westbrook, secretary-treasurer; Alice Shelton, publicity; and Carla Maxwell, historian. An FBLA statewide convention was held in March. This was a state meet for a day of competing in public speaking, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and many more activities. The Future Farmers of America returned to PHS this year with a busy schedule of activities. In February the annual Recognition Day for FFA members was held in Phoenix. They also had a Parent-Son Banquet, Sweetheart Ball, and sponsored the Prescott Junior Rodeo. Member� of FFA are, first row, Mr. Dwain Gale, sponsor; Carl Cox, Billy Owens. Jerry Eliexson, Ernie Bombardier!, Paul Denney, Don Hussen, and Terry Reardon. Second row: Bill Long, Dude Froman, Tim Suter, Kelly Grayson, Larry Hook, Ray See, Glenn Thompson. Dale Hill, and Art Parra. Third row: John Dieberf, Russel McCorkell, Steve Arment, James Herbert, Charlie Fernow, and James McKown. Fourth row: Mike Olsen, Kit Wingfield, Leroy Fenton, Ron Murphy, Bill Bianconi, and Alan Harris. Back row: Tim Anderson, Lynn Morgan, Arthur Parra, Ben Kimbell, Steve Hampton, Brad Smith, Fred Jenson, and Lesher Carey. — 155— Members of DECA are Ron Drozd, Phyllis Walker. Mike Kemple, Kathy Manton. Phyllis Wright. Jim White, Sandy Davis, Bunnie Bunn, Steve Childs, Melody Burton, Dale Dean, Marsha Roberts, Susan Caldwell, Mike Wagner, Mike Smith, Robert Foreman. Tom Shoemake, Diane Fain, Julie Schneider. Joanne Ortega. Betty Murphy, and Theresa Alvarado. Seated are Brenda Fuhrman, Melody Jones, Suzanne Filds, Lena Maiolo, and Novie Scott. DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, the phases of marketing and merchandising. This trains students on the job and they also study — 156— Jim White, Kathy Manton, Craig Stern, Diane Fain, Melody Jones, Brenda Fuhrman, Randy Hanna, and Mike Kemple are learning how to operate the cash register correctly. Melody Burton, Suzanne Fields, and Betty Murphy are studying accounting pro- cedures. As a training program for students seeking employment in the fields of merchandising and distribution, DECA serves the purpose. DECA students attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. At the DECA Regional Conference, Craig Stern was elected president of State DECA. The DECA students fill their windows with displays to advertise various stores and mer- chandise. —157— The members of this year's Chess Club are, sitting at table, Richard Thayer, Steve Parsons, Patty Hofstra, and Frank Anderson. Standing, Mr. Stephenson, club sponsor; Nancy Hofstra, Patty Pawlak, Sally Bagby, G. D. Owens, Harley Gray, Millie Cuba, Gerard Kaur, Calvin Fuchs, Chris Reese, David Laguna, Quentin Smith, and Rich Ungrich. Checkmate in four! he gloated fiend- ishly. Scenes suuch as this take place when the Chess Club meets each Wednesday during activity period. Play is carried on in a continuous ladder tournament. In this, the top players are constantly being chal- lenged by those below them. Officers of the club are Chris Reece, president; Jeff Creamer, vice president; and Nancy Hofstra, secretary-treasurer. The purpose of the Red Cross Club is to aid the Red Cross in raising funds and gaining support for the organization. The club went to Phoenix for a night of enter- tainment on New Year's Eve. The club also sponsored the annual Red Cross Talent Show. The members of the Red Cross Club are Vicki Allen, Mary Reed, Mr. Kurr, sponsor; Debbie Kooken, and sitting, John Morgan. — 158— Tha members of this year’s Library Club are Mrs. Preston, sponsor; Rhonda Wright, Crystal Balinger, Betty Murphy, Kris Wells, and Candy Smith. Back row: Dale Tersey, and Milton Laughlin. Members of the Library Club concentrate their efforts on helping in the library. Under the guidance of Mrs. Pat Preston, librarian, they do various jobs in keeping the library in order. The French Club was in existence during the first semester, but was disbanded in the second semester. This year's Radio Club members are Norbert Wagner, Jack Stewart, Pat Mackin, Mr. Andre, sponsor; Karl Swenson, Robert Marnell, and Mark Thompson. Working on electronic equipment in the Radio Club are Pat Mackin, Richard Marnell, Karl Swenson, and Mr. Andre, sponsor. — 160— The members of ICC are John Morgan, Dan Ketner, Dale Parker, John Phillips, Chris Reece, Regina Rodarte, Phil Compton, Candy Smith, Barbara Rice, Don Halley, Lori Evans, Joe Salazar, Kathy Olsen, and John Pauley. The officers of ICC are Regina Rodarte, vice president; Phil Compton, president; Lori Evans, treasurer; and Nellie Whittington, secretary. ICC stands for Inter-Club Council. ICC meets once a week to discuss club activities. In February, ICC sold Love Grams on Val- entine's Day to earn money to build a foundation for next year's ICC. Phil Compton, ICC president, presents Mr. Frank, civics teacher, with his Valentine sucker while Candy Smith and Carol Bochat look on. ICC took Love Grams to those who had them purchased for people. — 161 — — 162— HONORS MISS HASSAYAMPER Lori Evans is Miss Hassayamper. Lori was not afraid to get in- volved in PHS activities. She was president of her Freshman Class, and was councilman-at-large for Student Council her sophomore, junior, and senior year. Lori was selected to NHS in her junior year. She was nominated for Key Club Sweetheart and Homecoming queen. This year in publications, Lori is the artist for the newspaper and also managing editor of the Hassayamper. She worked to get the section editors to get their pages done by the deadlines. Quietly, in her efficient, tactful, unselfish way, Lori has contributed greatly to PHS. For these and other reasons, Lori has earned the title of Miss Hassayamper. Lori Evans shows her serious side while she is caught in a tranquil moment. Lori also has a sense of humor that is a great asset to her popularity. Lori is always in the center of PHS activates just as she is in publications. Here lori is working on the Has- sayamper with assistance from Lisa Parson and Phil Compton. 164— MR. HASSAYAMPER Jim Blair is Mr. Hassayamper. Jim has been involved in science and electronics for several years at PHS. In his freshman year, Jim received the Science Award, the Courier Journalism Award and the Outstanding Citizenship Award. Jim was also in band his freshman year and in chorus his freshman, sophomore, and senior years. Jim was selected to NHS in his junior year. He has been on the TV crew since he was a sophomore. This year, a great honor to Jim was when he received the Bausch and Laumb Science Award. For Jim's many contributions to PHS, he was given the title of Mr. Hassayamper. It is not an uncommon thing to see Jim working with a camera in the TV room. He is usually assisting Mr. Lea with some of the electrical equipment. Jim was caught in a moment when he wasn't doing anything but taking a five-minute break. — 165— mewmina ■ 'Jli'Hfjf and Jt men Jan Phillips and Joe Flajnilc —166— Homecoming was an exciting week for the 14 students nominated for royalty. Joe Flajnik and Jan Phillips were crowned Homecoming King and Queen at the half-time ceremonies of the Prescott-Sunnyslope game. The seven couples braved the cold night air to climb into convertibles and circle the field to the applause of a packed grandstand. The happy king and queen reigend over the Homecoming Dance after the game. Debby Dulaney and Paul Clark Phyllis Olivaria and Rockey Krumbholx Judy Converse and Ray Hill — 167— The purpose of both Girls' and Boys' State is to provide select students with practical experience in learning government processes on local, county, and state levels. Four Girl Staters from PHS attended the six day session at the University of Arizona, June 10-16. Six Boy Staters participated in the June 9-15 session at Northern Arizona University. PHS representatives held various offices in government. Jan Phillips held the position of Mayor of Palo Verde City and was voted Best Citizerv of her city. Kathy Olsen was Council- man from Saguaro City. Regina Rodarte held the positions of County Clerk and State Sec- retary of Public Instruction and was selected to represent Arizona at Girls' Nation. Lisa Parson ran for Supreme Court Judge and held the position of Public Serviceman. At Boys’ State, Joe Flajnik served as a representative to the House of Representa- tives, Mike Haywood was a reader in the House, and John Osborn served as a Private Secretary. Jan Phillips Lisa Parson Regina Rodarte Girl Staters Kathy Olsen, Lisa Parson, Jan Phillips ,and Regina Rodarte sing about a Girls' State without a man at the Student Council induction assembly. — 168— Mike Haywood Rod Brimhall Rockey Krumbholi Boy and Girl Staters of the class of '69 are, back row, Mike Haywood. John Osborne, Rockey Krumbholi, Joe Flajnik, and Rod Brimhall. Front row, Regina Rodarte, Jan Phillips, Kathy Olsen, and Lisa Parson. — 169— Joe Flajnik Most Valuable Flayer Award winners at the Football Awards Banquet were, trom left, Bob Steward, Best Blocker; Joe Flajnik, Most Valuable Player; Paul Clark, Tough Boot; and Jim Lewis, Spark Plug. Coaches Wayne Howell, Roger Hightower, and Hadley Hicks pose proudly with their star players. Larry Macktima is congratulated by Coach Ray Wherley upon receiving the Most Valuable Cross-Country Man award. —170— Girls competing for the Prescott Junior Miss title were, from left, Debbie Cleric, Miss Telent; Glende Herelson, Kathy Cleric, Cendy George, 1st Runner-up; Jodie Perlcs, Junior Miss; Merte McClung, end Regine Rodarte. Petty Hessinger, Miss Congenielity, is not shown. Jodie Perks,Prescott Junior Miss, reminisces ebout the excitement of the state Junior Miss Pegeent end the meny friends she mede while there in February for the competition. Junior Miss hopefuls were judged on personality, poise, appearance, scholarship, talent and judges' comments at the Prescott pageant in November. Prescott's Junior Miss, Jodie Paries, was then judged in the same fields at the state pageant January 3 I-February I. Nominees for Key Club Sweetheart gave speeches and answered questions before members of the club. The duties of the selected Sweetheart, Jan Phillips, included keeping up the Club Scrapbook and accompanying club delegates to the regional convention where she competed with other Sweethearts from clubs throughout the Southwest for the regional title. Jan Phillips, varsity cheerleader, was chosen Key Club Sweetheart at October ceremonies. Nominees for Key Club Sweetheart included, from left, Jodie Paries, Judy Converse, Jan Phillips, Debbie Franklin, Janet Rob- Dins, Debby Dulaney, and Lori Evans. —171 — Lit Floerchinger, junior, was selected 1969 DeMolay Sweetheart at the Sweetheart Dance February 20. Diane Fain, junior, was selected by Distributive Education classes as 1969 DECA Sweetheart of the Prescott chapter. Liz Floerchinger, 1969 DeMolay Sweetheart, was selected for the title February 20 at the annual DeMolay Sweetheart Dance . Liz was crowned by last year's Sweetheart, Linda Cuba. Other nominees included Regina Rodarte, first runner-up; Kathy Munday; and Janice Everett. Diane Fain, 1969 DECA Sweetheart of the Prescott chapter, traveled to the State DECA convention in Tucson, March 21-22, to compete in the State Sweetheart competition. First runner-up in the Prescott competition was Phyllis Walker. Dixie Richards was selected as a sophomore to serve as 1968 FFA Sweetheart, but the FFA Junior Rodeo was not held that year so Dixie served during her senior year. Kris Hansen was selected 1969 FFA Sweetheart and will reign over the Junior Rodeo in May, 1970. First Attendant was Karen Burnsides and Second Attendant was Karen Kizer. — 172— Rod Brimhall and Phil Wykoff were recipients of the Most Valuable Player Award and the Pioneer Award at the Wrestling and Basketball Awards Banquet in March. Heavy-weight wrestler Joe Flajnik received tho Quick Fall Award for a one-minute pin. Rod Brimhall, Most Valuable Player, goes up for a rebound as the Badgers downed the Cortez Colts. 68-42, during School Spirit Week. Rod ended the season with an average of 14.4 rebounds and 15.3 points per game. Fred Jordan was awarded the Most Valu- able Wrestler trophy for a season record of 7 wins, I loss. Fred Jordan, in the 145-lb. weight attempt for a pin. class, tries to work his opponent over in an —173— Delegates to the 1969 session of Arizona Girls' State are Liz Floer- chinger, Nellie Whittington, Debbie Williams, and Mary Young. Delegates to the 1969 session of Arizona Boys' State are, front row, Dan Brambilla, Eric Judd, and Tom Rusing. Back row: Gary Shellhorn, Jonathan Wolfinger, and Chris Reece. DECA Seniors of the Year, Craig Stern and John Osborn, were chosen for this honor because of outstanding leadership shown in club work. Newly-selected delegates to 1969 Arizona Girls' and Boys' State were rousted out of bed at 5:00 a.m.. Aprii I and were encouraged by old members to do stunts on the Plaza. Old members treated the new members to break- fast and lunch to complete the initiation. Chapter President Craig Stern and John Osborn were selected DECA Seniors of the Year for the leadership and industry shown by them throughout the year. Student Body Pres- ident Craig Stern was elected President of the Arizona State DECA Association and took second place for Arizona State DECA Mer- chandise Information Manual. John Osborn was chairman of the Creative Marketing Pro- ject which won first place in the state. — 174— TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mr. Ronald Gould's dedication to his teaching—a dedication which has carried him above and beyond the call of duty—has earned for him the title, Teacher of the Year. Because of his unselfish attitude and his willingness to help his students at all times, he was selected by Key Club members for this honor. Mr. Gould is a busy man; his activities include Key Club sponsor, advisor for DECA, and marketing and merchandising teacher. Many long hours were put to use by Mr. Gould. It was not unusual for him to work long into the night or on weekends; all his time was devoted to his teaching and his many activities. — 175— The Prescott Chapter of the Future Teachers of America captured top honors at the state convention in March. Members who traveled to Yuma were Janet Good, Teresa Alvarado, Linda Stuart, Paul Neuman, Linda Jacquez, Audrey Barnabas, and Regina Rodarte. Prescott received the honor of being selected Chapter of the Year, and Paul Neuman was elected to the office of State FTA President for the '69-'70 year. Joe Flajnik, recipient of the John Roberts Memorial Trophy, is congratulated by Coach Roger Hightower. The recipient of the John Roberts Memorial Trophy, given to the most outstanding football player of the year, is Joe Flajnik. The 6'4 l 225 pound senior was selected to play center for first team All-State Triple- A football. Joe also received an ath- letic scholarship from the University of Arizona. — 176— Mrs. Dorothy Galde. National Honor Society sponsor, presented the keys for Service, Scholarship, Character, and Leadership at the NHS assembly in April. Winners of the keys were, from left, Jan Phillips, Jodie Parks, and Kathy Olsen. Members of the PHS chess team who competed in the State Chess Tournament in March were, from left. Chris Reece. Gerard Kaur, Frank Anderson, and Calvin Fuchs. Not pictured are Richard Thayer and Ruth Gill. On the last day of the tournament, PHS won seven qames out of ten. Valedictorian of the Class of 1969 is Head Cheerleader Jodie Parks. During her high school years Jodie has been actively involved in many extracurricular activities and has maintained a 1.077 grade average throughout her senior year. — 177— Newly-elected Student Council members tor the I9S9-70 year are, first row, Brenda Fuhrman, recording secretary; Jan Collins, head cheer- leader; Pam Hammond, treasurer; and Debbie Williams, vice president. Second row: Karen Russel, junior senator; Shirley Flynn, junior senator; Janet Sarvis, publicity chairman; and Lisa Karcic, corresponding secretary. Third row: Tom Rusing, senior senator; and David McDonald, student body president. Next year's student body president, David McDonald. New members got their first taste of how Student Council is run at the first discusses his newly acquired office with this year's presi- joint meeting of new and old members, dent, Craig Stern. -178- Roy Whitman, grand prize winner at the March 8 Science Fair at PHS, looks over his winning project. Jan Phillips, senior, was chosen as recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award by the Daughters of the American Revolution during March. Senior Jan Phillips was chosen by the Daughters of the American Revolution to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award. The award was given on the basis of academic standing and school citizenship. Roy Whitman, sophomore, took grand prize honors over 64 other entries for his electrotopism project at the PHS Science Fair in March. Roy also entered the Central Arizona Science Fair. He is already making plans for next year's project. Rotary Students of the Month, starting in December, were Craig Stern, Merle Tenney, Regina Rodarte, Kathy Olsen, and Jodie Parks. Stu- dents were chosen according to schol- astic standing and school service and activities. Each student had lunch with the Rotary Club every Friday during the month they were chosen. Rotary Students of the Month included Merle Tenney, Kathy Olsen, end Regine Rodarte. Not pictured ere Craig Stem end Jodie Perks. — 179— Mr. and Miss Badgers Some of the Mr. and Miss Badgers for the '68-69 years were, from left, Jim Blair, Phil Compton, Diane Donnelly, Regina Rodarte, Donna Holt, John Osborn, Debby Dulaney, Glenn Dundas, Debbie Franklin, Kathy Olsen, Lori Evans, and Bob Steward. — 180— Mr. and Miss Badgers 1968-69 Mr. and Miss Badgers also included, from left, Phil Wykoff, Lanie Power, Sieve Campbell, Jodie Parks, Wanda Manuel, Dixie Rich- ards, Ernie Bombardier!, Sally Croxton, John Pauley, Sandy Maxwell, and Rod Brimhall. Not pictured are Phyllis Oliveria, Ray Hill, Lisa Person, Joe Fiajnik, Jim Ferra, Jan Phillips, and Craig Stern. — 181 — SPORTS — 182— It was an up and down season for the Badgers as they ended the season with a 5-5 record. The Badgers lost their first three games, won the next four, dropped two more games, and then won their final game against Moon Vaiiey. 27-21. The Badgers played three teams that were ranked in the top ten in the state, and unfortunately lost to all three. St. Mary's, ranked third, 14-7: Cortez, ranked seventh, 7-0: and Washington, ranked eighth, 20-0. St. Mary's went on to beat Douglas, 24-17, for the State Championship. The Badgers opened the season on a sour note when they lost to Carl Hayden, 13-0: Washington. 20-0: and Brophy. 19-12. The Badgers got on the winning path by shutting out Glendale 17-0, and Coconino 18-0. The Badgers evened their record at 3 wins, 3 losses, by beating Sunnyslope 23-14. The Flag- staff Eagles met defeat at the hands of the Badgers for the second time in two years. The Badgers overpowered the Eagles 34-6. The Badgers then lost to $t. Mary's and Cortez. The Badgers went into the Moon Valley game with a chance for an even record. With just over four minutes left in the game, Prescott was faced with a 21-20 deficit, after leading throughout the contest. The Badgers began a march of 73 yards and, with 28 seconds left in the game, Butch Mayer scored the winning touchdown from less that a foot away. The Badgers scored 138 points to their opponents' I 14 points. 1 X Bart Evans Quarterback Mark Cleveland Halfback Ray Hill Halfback Butch Mayer Quarterback Richard Robinson Guard Hadley Hicks Coach Roger Hightower Coach Wayne Howell Coach Paul Clark Bob Steward George Hill Jeff Grayson Tackle Guard Tackle Tackle — 186— Steve Pierce Steve Laguna Jim Lewis Joe Flajnik Halfback Halfback Halfback Center 4 Date 5 Opponent 5 P O 0 P o A Opponent s Date 20 Sept. Carl Hayden 0-13 23-14 Sunnyslope Oct. 25 27 Sept. Washington 0-20 34- 6 Flagstaff Oct. 31 4 Oct. Brophy 12-19 7-14 St. Mary's Nov. 8 II Oct. Glendale 17- 0 0- 7 Cortez Nov. 15 18 Oct. Coconino 18- 0 27-21 Moon Valley Nov. 22 ■ 5 Games 0 5 S y Larry Cometh Fred Jordan Rockey Krumbholz Vic Rice Tackle End End End — 187— RETURNING LETTERMEN: Back row: Jeff Grayson, Joe Flajnik, Larry Cometh, Vic Rice, Rockey Krumbholz, and Paul Calrk. Front row: Jim Lewis, Dan Ketner, Fred Jordan, and Ray Hill. JUNIORS: Back row: Don Hussen, John Denny, Terry Reardon, Steve Childs, Mike Wattis, John Cometh, David McDonald, Bill Chandler, and Terry Kempf. Front row: Dan Brambilla, Tom Rusing, Dennis Berry, Roger McIntosh, Jerry Skinner, Fred Schlener, Scott Sturdevant, and Bob Pruitt. QUARTERBACKS Bart Evans, Butch Mayer and John Denny Back row: Manager Ken Kendrick, Bill Chandler, Joe Flajnik, Dan Ketner, Larry Cometh, Bob Steward, David McDonald, Jeff Grayson, Steve Childs, Don Hussen, Vic Rice, Rockey Krumbholz, Terry Kempf, Paul Clark, Coach Hadley Hicks, and Coach Wayne Howell. Center row: John Cometh, John Denny, Fred Schlener, Terry Reardon, George Hill, Ray Hill, Butch Mayer, Mike Palmer, Dennis Berry, Bob Pruitt, Richard Robinson, and Scott Sturdevant. Coach Benny Bishop ottom row: Coach Roger Hightower, anager Don Halley, Fred Jordan, Dan rambilla, Steve Pierce, Mark Cleveland, im Lewis, Roger McIntosh, Steve La- una, Bart Evans, Jerry Skinner, Tom using, Mike Wattis, and Manager John auley. Dr. William Shepard Recognition should be given to three out- standing men for helping this year's football team to a 5-5 season. Dr. William Shepard, team physician; Coach Benny Bishop, team trainer; and Tip Leighton, equipment man- ager. All of them stuck with the Badgers through an up and down season. Dr. Shepard has been taking care of Badger injuries since 1950. Taping sprained knees, ankles, scraped elbo , chins and helping carry injured players off the field has been the job of Coach Bishop. Tip has been keeping the equipment room in top shape since he came here four years ago. Junior Varsity Football Team: Bottom row: Dave Clark, Eric Judd, Mike Carrillo, Richard Regalado, Neil Goodell, Tom Robbins, Terry McClung, Gilbert Ybarra, Marion Mosely, and Ted Sunde. Second row: Dan McDonald, manager, Willie Barnes, Don Higgins, Gary Shellhorn, Kris Knudtson, Larry Heilman, Terry Kempf, John Goswick, Al Lewis, Scott Sturdevant, Dan Dusing, Rex Van Wormer, Steve Welch, Chris Ruddock, and Steve Parsons, manager. Back row: Coach Jack Orr, Rock Goodman, Tracey Boster, Steve Rowley, Jim Skurja, Mike Keagle, Lon Yeager, Mike Keegan, Mike Bonds, John Williams, Mike Olson, Harley Gray, Mike Evans, Duke Flores, Charles Weeks, Truett Forrest, Jim Szabo, and Coach Les Fenderson. Members of the varsity football team watch the action of the JV game while waiting for their bus. Quarterback Leading scorer Truett Forrest Duke Flores Prescott JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Opponents 44 September 20 - Away Carl Hayden 0 45 September 28 - Home Coconino 0 20 October 5 - Away Brophy 7 59 October 19 - Away Flagstaff 0 33 October 26 - Away Paradise Valley 0 32 October 3 1 - Home Flagstaff 0 14 November 9 - Away St. Mary's 21 November 16 - Away Coconino - cancelled — 190— A great offense combined with a great defense and two fine coaches equals a six win, one loss record for the Junior Varsity Badgers' 1968 season. The JVs offensive machine scored 225 points, an aver- age of 32 points per game. The defensive squad held the opposition to 28 points, for an average of four points a game. The defense held five teams scoreless. Truett Forrest threw for three touchdowns and an extra point to lead the mini-Badgers to a 44-0 victory over the Carl Hayden JVs. The second game of the season saw the JVs bomb Coconino, 45-0. The Brophy Broncos were the first team to score on the Badgers, but they still lost, 21-7. The mini-Badgers scored 124 point in their next three games while holding the opponents scoreless. They stomped Flagstaff 59-0: Paradise Valley 33-0: and Flagstaff again 32-0. In the JVs sixth game they played undefeated St. Mary's and lost a 21-14 decision. The game with Coconino' was cancelled because of rain. Leading scorer for the mini-Badgers was Duke Flores with 37 points. Some of the other scorers were Gilbert Ybarra, Wayne Everett, Gary Shellhorri, and Dan Rusing. According to Coach Les Fenderson, this year's team was the best Coach Jack Orr and he have had the pleasure of tutoring. The 1967 team had the same win-loss record, but played a much easier schedule. This year's ball team will be a great addition to Coach Roger Hightower's varsity squads the next two years. Cheerleader Karen Kiier, Rhonda Stuart, Beth Hunt, and Pat Torlcelson discuss cheers during the Prescott-Flagstaff game. Coach Jack Orr Coach Les Fenderson Gilbert Ybarra kicks the eitra point while Truett Forrest holds. — 191 — WINTER SPORTS — 192— Rod Brimhall Tom Lawson Phil Wykoff Jim McCasland Prescoff Opponents Prescoff Opponents 60 Dec. 7 Washington 52 78 Jan. 24 Cortez 72 73 Dec. 10 Mingus 51 76 Jan. 25 St. Mary's 63 43 Dec. 14 Glendale 53 54 Jan. 31 Sunnyslope 57 51 Dec. 20 Brophy 49 77 Feb. 1 Moon Valley 59 Dec. 21 Flagstaff, canceled 68 Feb. 8 Cortez 42 70 Jan. 3 Glendale 74 60 Feb. 14 St. Mary's 57 59 Jan. 4 Brophy 70 50 Feb. 15 Sunnyslope 47 56 Jan. 10 Mesa, ot. 61 64 Feb. 21 Moon Valley 53 66 Jan. 18 Washington 46 75 Feb. 22 Flagstaff 50 Christmas Tournament West: 59-41 (L) Mesa: 77-59 (L) Division Tournament Brophy: 69-62 (L) Mika Wattis Jerry Skinner Tim Robinson Scott McCasland Tom Rusing Jim Szabo — 193— The junior members of the varsity are Tom Rusing, Tim Robinson, Jim Bunker, Mike Keegan, Tom Lawson, Jerry Skinner, and Mike Wattis. Returning lettermen back from last year's team are Jim McCasland. Phil Wykoff, Rod Brimhall, and Lionel Bates. These four are the only seniors on the team. Playing on this year's team were two sophomores: Grant Turley and Mike Boyd. Grant was the only underclassman on the start- ing five. The other starters were Jim McCasland, Phil Wykoff, Rod Brimhall. and Lionel Bates. The starting lineup included Grant Turley, Lionel Bates, Rod Brimhall, Phil Wykoff, and Jim McCasland. Mr. Don Cook, Athletic Director This year's basketball team started out on a sweet note by winning their first two games. The Badgers then suffered a seven game losing streak including a pair of 18-point defeats in the Christ- mas tournament. By winning their final six games the Badgers managed an 11-9 season's record. The Flagstaff game afforded the Badgers their finest hour as they hit on 70 percent of their shots and smothered the Eagles, 75-50. Making up the 1968-69 version of the Badger basketball team were, seniors, Rod Brimhall, Phil Wykoff, Lionel Bates. Jim McCasland; juniors, Tom Rusing, Tim Robinson, Jim Bunker, Jerry Skinner, Tom Lawson, Mike Wattis; and a pair of sophomores, Mike Boyd and Grant Turley. Rod Brimhall was named co-captain of the Skyline Division Brain and Brawn team. The Badgers tallied an average of 62.0 points per game as compared to their opponents’ 58.2 points per game average. — 196— Members of the JV squad this year were, back row, Johnny Williams, Dan Rusing, Truett Forrest, Steve Welch. Willie Barnes, and Coach Al Frank. Front row, Steve Rowley, Steve Brimhall, John Gowsick, and Randy Hopson. Bruce McCormack and Dennis Murray not pictured. Completing the first winning season for a JV team here at the new high school, the '69 JVs finished with an 11 and 6 record. The '67 JVs had a record of 7 wins and 12 losses, and the '68 JVs record was 5 wins and I I losses. Of the JVs six losses, they lost four by less than ten points, the other two losses were by I I and 20 points, respectively. Coach Al Frank led the team in his first year at PHS and was pleased with the performance of each member on the squad. The JVs concentrated on improving their skills in all aspects of the game. They gained valuable experience and skill to help them the next two years on the varsity. Top rebounders for the team were Bruce McCormack, Truett Forrest, and Willie Barnes. McCormack was also leading scorer for the JVs this season. The starting lineup included Mc- Cormick, Barnes, Forrest, John Goswick, and Steve Welch or Dan Rusing. Prescott Opponents Prescott Opponents Dec. 7 Jan. 24 51 Washington 46 54 Cortez 55 Dec. 10 Jan. 25 48 Mingus 43 65 St. Mary’s 52 Dec. 14 Jan. 31 22 Glendale 42 42 Sunnyslope 53 Dec. 20 Feb. 1 42 Brophy 49 49 Moon Valley 28 Dec. 21 Feb. 8 Flagstaff, cancelled 66 Cortez 56 Jan. 3 Feb. 14 45 Glendale 46 51 St. Mary's 48 Jan. 4 Feb. 15 45 Brophy 46 49 Sunnyslope 48 Jan. 10 Feb. 21 60 Mesa 44 50 Moon Valley 15 Jan. 18 Feb. 22 50 Washington 47 44 Flagstaff 40 — 197— Willie Barnes, No. 35, guards an unidentified player as Steve Welch, No. 45, comes up from his forward position to help out Barnes. John Goswick, No. 25, and No. 31, Dan Rusing, flank a Cortez Colt in this scramble for the ball. The Badgers went on to take a 66-56 win over the Colts. 'GFB- i mtisnmc on' ,mzm' J fRESTUHC iiEsruit � CflI7 i M: . Wor • . Members of the versify and JV wrestling squads of '68-'69 were, front row, Steve Hyson, Ruben Madrid, Tom Robbins, Terry McClung, and John Cleveland. Middle row: Bob Pruitt, Steve Dominguez, Gilbert Ybarra, Jim Lewis, Fred Jordon, Jim Madrid, and Milce Carrillo. Bade row: Mike Bonds, Lane Johnson, Tracey Boster, Joe Flajnik, George Keagle, Dennis Berry, Randy Allen, and Tom Rubel. Coach Ted Castaneda 25 27 VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD Prescott Opponents December 14 - Away 19 Glendale 27 December 21 - Home Flagstaff, cancelled January 10 - Away 19 Cortez January I I - Away 22 Paradise Valley January 17 - Home 25 Mingus 21 January 18 - Home 20 � McClintock 26 January 24 - Home 10 Washington 30 January 3 I - Home 16 Sunnyslope 30 February 7 - Away 27 Moon Valley 6 February 14-15 - Moon Valley Division Tournament February 21-22 - Mesa Community College State Meet JV WRESTLING RECORD Prescott December 14 - 28 Glendale Opponents Away 31 December 21 - Home JV Coach Jack Orr 27 Flagstaff, cancelled January 10 - Away Cortez 23 31 January 1 1 - Away Paradise Valley 19 5 January 17 - Home Mingus 47 24 January 18 - Home McClintock 22 30 January 24 - Home Washington 16 47 January 31 - Home Sunnyslope 8 23 February 7 - Away Moon Valley 21 — 199— This year's wrestling squad sent 12 grapplers to the Divisional and State meets. This was the first time any team has sent its entire team to State. Representing PHS were, seniors: Ray Hill, Joe Flaj- nik, Fred Jordan, Jim Madrid, and Jim Lewis; juniors: Randy Allen, Mike Carrillo, Dennis Berry, and Rich- ard Espitia. George Kagle, Cody Williams, and Terry McClung were the sophomore representatives. Ray Hill, 180 pounds and a 5-0 season record, and Fred Jordan, 145 pounds with a 7-1 record, were two of the top wrestlers. Other wrestlers, their weight and records were Joe Flajnik, heavywight, 6-2; Dennis Berry, 165, 4-3; George Kaegle, 154, 2-4-1; Randy Allen, 145, 3-2-1; Jim Madrid, 133, 4-4; Jim Lewis, 127, 3-4-1; Mike Carrillo, 122, 1-4; 1 Richard Espitia, 114, 3-4-1; Terry McClung, 105, 0-4-1; and Cody Williams, 97, 3-5. Chosen by his teammates and by the varsity and JV coaches, Fred Jordan received the outstanding Sanior members ot the wrestling squad were Stave Dominguei, Jim Madrid, wrestler award. Jim Lewis, Fred Jordan, and Joe Flajnik. Not pictured is Ray Hill. —200— Shale hands and come out wrestling! Dennis Berry shakes hands with his Mingus opponent just before their match. CO-CAPTAINS IN ACTION Fred Jordan Ray Hill Co-Captains Fred Jordan Ray Hill An unidentified junior varsity wrestler goes for a win over his Mingus opponent while the referee watches for the pin. The JVs finished with a 2-6 record for the season. —201 — Sophomores Duke Flores and Roy Stringer were two of the hurlers for the varsity this year. Badger hurlers for 69 were Steve Pierce, Roy Stringer, Mike Keegan, John Denny, and Duke Flores. Junior members of the team were Richard Dent, Ken Kendrick. Willie Andrada, John Denny, Don Hussen, Mike Wattis, Mike Keegan, and Mike Evans. Senior members seeing their last year for Prescott are Roy O'Kelly, Ray Hill, Vic Rice, Richard Robinson, Don Pollock, Steve Pierce, and Jim McCasland. Not pictured is Rockey Krumbholz. —203— Roy O'Kelly Steve Pierce Vic Rice Coach Hadley Hiclts Richard Robinson Jim McCasland The varsity baseball team played 17 games this year. The first seven were not league games. The Badgers played each team in Skyline Division 2AAA once and each team of League B twice. League play started Friday, April 18, against Cortez at Cortez. The Badgers were defeated by a score of 4-2. The Golden Boys were then defeated by St. Mary's, 3-1, in which the Badgers out-hit their opponents, but two costly errors lost tne game. The Golden Boys then traveled to Moon Valley where they had to play 10 innings with Prescott winning 1-0. Prescott had one other game go into extra innings, and that was Flagstaff on Saturday, April 12, when the Bad- gers came out on top 8-7, as hurler John Denny had 18 strikeouts. Prescott had 13 returning lettermen from last year’s squad (13-4, best in the school's 14 season history). Roy O'Kelly, All-State third base- man iast year, was an important re- turning letterman with his .499 batting average. Fred Jordan and Jim Mc- Casland were also valuable returnees with .422 and .412 batting averages, respectively. All these men had 15 RBI's. Rockey Krumbholz, last year’s catcher, was also back with a .345 average under his belt along with 20 RBI's. Duke Flores —204— Richard Dent Don Hussen Mike Evans —205— Coaches Les Fenderson and Hadley Hicks show approval for a Badger run and prepare to greet the hard hitting Golden Boy. Badger slugger, Roy O'Kelly, connects for a base hit in the final inning as the Golden Boys defeated Flagstaff, 8 7. Second baseman, Vic Rice, seems well planted to snag a possible line drive. —206— Members of the '69 JV baseball team were, front row, Bob Cook, David Trengove, Gerald Brownlow, Neil Goodell, David Rees, and Dennis Murray. Second row: Pat Flores, Ruben Hernandez, Ron Aguilero, Gil Ybarra, Terry McClung, Jim McCarter, and Steve Brimhall. Back row: Coach Gerry Nelson, Al Posada, Mike Davidson, Stuart Hill, Tracy Boster, Chuck Weeks, Ralph Dickison, Truett Forrest, Grant Turley, and Manager Tom Rubel. For the second year in a row John Rubel acted as team statistician Coach for the Junior Varsity this year was Gerry Nelson. Coach and equipment manager. Nelson's players will be an added help to the varsity. —207— Catchers were sophomore Bob Cook, freshman Ralph Dickison, and sophomore Jim McCarter. Freshman JV players were, front row: Pat Flores, Ruben Hernandez, Al Posada, and Stuart Hill. Back row: David Trengove, Ralph Dick- ison, and Mike Davidson. Sophomore members of the team were, front row, Bob Cook, Dennis Murray, Ron Aguilera, Gil Ybarra, Terry McClung, Jim McCarter, and Neil Goodell. Back row: Ravid Rees, Tracy Boster, Gerald Brownlow, Chuck Weeks, Truett Forrest, Grant Turley, and Steve Brimhall. Pitchers were Pat Flores, Gerald Brownlow, Ralph Dickson, Mike Davidson, Gil Ybarra, and Jim McCarter. Coach Gerry Nelson, seven freshmen, 14 sophomores, and one manager, together with spirit, determination, enthusiasm, skill, hard work, and ability made up this year's Junior Varsity team. Coach Nelson worked hard at teaching his players how to hit, bunt, slide, run, catch, and throw so they would be valuable assets to varsity coaches Les Fenderson and Had- ley Hicks in the up and coming years. —208— Members of the PHS track team of '68-69 were, front row: Manager Scott McCasland. Dave Cummings, John Soswick, David Laguna, Danny Brambilla, Stan Leake, Wayne Sisson, Wayne Everett, Secretaries Kathy Olsen and Dena Ingerson. Middle row: Coach Ray Wherley, Willie Barnes. Bob Steward, Mark Cleveland, Sam Ganger, John Sharp, Mike Petty, Stan Rice, and Coach Jim Smith. Third row: George Keagle, John Cometh, Larry Macktima, Larry Cometh, Joe Flajnik, Jeff Grayson, Paul Clark, Rod Brimhall, and Mike Boyd. Junior low hurdler. Dan Brambilla, leaps over a hurdle in an attempt to catch the two lead hurdlers (not shown). —209— Jeff Grayson Gary Onnen John Cometh —210— In a blur of speed Wayne Sisson and David Laguna finish in almost a dead heat during a Cross Country meet� Ray Wherley Cross Country Coach Larry Macktima chalks up more points for PHS as he finishes in good position in a Cross Country meet. —211 — This year's Prescott Badger gymnastics team consists of, top row: Steve Logan, Charley Fernow, Mike Rice, Eric Judd, Chris Jordon, and Frank Elliot. Middle row: Russel Miller, Jim Skurja, Jay Collier, James Herbert, and Tom Devereaux. Bottom row: David Rummel, Don Porter, Bobby Franks, and Dave Riley. —213— Doubles Vince Wendt and Byron Jaspers Doubles Mike Grider and Terry Kempf '1 % % Rudy Rodriquez, a 1968 graduate of PHS, discusses this year's tennis team with Coach Ed Viliborghi. Rudy was a star of last year's team that had a 5-3 season. This year s team finished with an 0-8 record for the season, due to the inexperience of the team. Members of the varsity team were Vince Wendt, Byron Jaspers, Mike Grider, and Terry Kempf. —214— Vine Wendt Terry Kempf —215— Members of the PHS golf feam are Tom Robbins, Milce Fortner, Glenn Dundas, Bill Risk, Jay Lewis. Scott Sturdevant, Coach Wayne Howell, Pat Kelly, Craig Williamson. Chris Reece, Paul Hosman, and Mike Croxfon. Co-captain Coach Pat Kelly Wayne Howell Sophomores Mike Croxton Tom Robbins —216— Coach Wayne Howell Senior Bill Risk Senior Chris Gere Senior Glenn Dundas Sophomore Paul Hosman —217— Sophomore Tom Robbins Sophomore Mike Crorfon Junior Mike Fortner Junior Scott Sturdevent -218- Junior Craig Williamson Junior Jay Lewis Spring Sports Scores BASEBALL GYMNASTICS Prescott Opponents 132.26 Saguaro 129.33 126.8 Scottsdale 125.6 116 Coronado 122 113 Sunnyslope 105 Central 80.5 113.7 North 99.8 112 Westwood 135 103.18 North 96.04 May 2 — Maryvale, Sunnyslope May 3 — Rincon May 9 — Arcadia May 16 — Divisional Meet at Maryvale May 23-24 — State Meet PHS JV Opp. JV 14 1 Brophy 4 7 20 18 Mingus 3 0 1 Washington 7 6 Paradise Valley 2 6 5 Glendale Wickenburg 11 4 5 Camelback 3 4 3 Brophy 3 2 1 5 Moon Valley 4 0 8 5 Flagstaff 7 2 3 6 Cortez 4 5 1 St. Mary's 3 0 3 Sunnyslope 1 6 5 3 Moon Valley 2 8 May 2 — Flagstaff May 3 — Cortez May 9 — St. Mary's May 10 — Sunnyslope May 16-17 — Intradivisional at Sunnyslope May 23-24 — State Meet TENNIS Prescott Opponents 2 Brophy 5 0 Moon Valley 7 1 Cortez 6 2 Moon Valley 5 2 Sunnyslope 5 I Glendale 6 1 Paradise Valley 6 2 Brophy 5 GOLF Prescott Opponents 217 Paradise Valley 270 221 Mingus 229 210 Flagstaff 221 224 Brophy 202 196 Sunnyslope 210 214 Paradise. Valley 266 Mingus 232 209 Coconino 256 209 Flagstaff 215 May 2 — Brophy May 9 — Sunnyslope May 17 — Divisionals - Coconino State Meet TRACK Prescott Opponents East 63 1 1 Washington 85 St. Mary's 42 26 Sunnyslope 67 6 Cortez 122 Sunnyslope 86 11 Scottsdale 41 Flagstaff St. Mary’s 41 52 61 78 Flagstaff 48 25 Moon Valley 102 May 3 — Prescott Invitational May 9-10 — Divisional Meet May 17 — Interdivisional Meet May 24 — State Meet CROSS COUNTRY Participants Winner Brophy, Carl Hayden, Prescott Brophy Thunderbird Invitational Glendale, Prescott Glendale Washington, Paradise Valley, Prescott Washington Squaw Peak Sunnyside Invitational Larry Macktima (P), 53rd, 400 entries Flagstaff, Brophy, Tie Prescott Flagstaff, Prescott Paradise Valley, Glendale, Prescott Glendale Cortez, Prescott Cortez Moon Valley, Prescott Prescott —219— Flag football, calesthentics, basketball, weights, wrestling, slow pitch, that wonderful cross coun- try, badminton, volleyball, and many other activities go on in the Physical Education classes of Coaches Roger Hightower, Wayne Howell, and Benny Bishop. Assisting the coaches are Don Cook, John Cienfue- gos, Greg Mahan, Jay Collier, Gary Onnen, Butch Mayer, Richard Robinson, Paul Clark, Angel Flores, John Eddy, Rockey Krumbholz, and George Hill. Coach Roger Hightower (top) keeps time as the PE class goes through the weight stations. Each set consists of three sets, with each set lasting 15 sec- onds with 10 seconds rest between sets. Mike Shep- ard (middle, left) is shown what action can be taken against those who give the coaches trouble. The middle right hand picture is of PE assistants Gary Onnen and Jay Collier. Phil Rice (bottom, left) is just coming up hill after running the inside cross country. John Eddy (bottom, right) demonstrates his skill ? at badminton. On page 221 (top), boys go through the weight stations and develop their muscles. Assistants George Hill and Rockey Krumb- holz build their muscles by working on the weight machine. PE classes are engaging in their favorite pastime: running cross country. —220— SENIOR REGISTER SENIOR BOYS Allen, Jon—Drama Club 4: Madrigal 4; Select Choir 4; Oklahoma” 4: Sneaky Fitch 4. Apolinar, Tim—FFA 2. Austin, Walter—Musicals 2, 3, 4: Select Choir 4: Madrigal 4: Arizona Club 4; De- Molay 4. Baer, Erick—(Transfer) Speech Club 2, 3; History Club 3, vice president 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; R.O.T.C.; Representative Student Council 4. Balfour, Alan—Band 2, 3. 4. Bates. Lionel—Basketball 3. 4. Beauchamp, Mark—Band 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Chess 4. Blair, Jim—NHS 3, 4; TV crew 2. 3. 4; Sci- ence Award I; Courier Journalism Award I; Outstanding Citizenship Award I; Bausch and Laumb Science Award 4; Band I: Chorus I. 2. 4. Bombardier!, Ernest—FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2; Basketball I. Boone, Thomas—Stage Band 1.2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4. Brekke, Chris—Track I; Key Club 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4; Homeroom President 4; Alternate to Boys' State 3. Brimhall, Rodney—Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball I, 2: Band I. 2; Boys' State ; Brain N' Brawn All Conference Basketball Team; Let termen's Club. Brown, Dewey—Wrestling I, 2. Brown, Merril—Wrestling 3. Burress, Mike—Poetry Award 3. Campbell, Jeff—NHS 3, 4; Chess Club I, 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3. Campbell, Steve—All State Chorus 3. 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal I. 2. 3, 4; Folk Trio 4; Select Choir 4- Asst. Choir Director 4: House of Representatives I. 2. Carreras, Richard—Wrestling 3, 4. Carson, Steven—DECA 3: FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling I: Football I. Chance, John—Football I, 2, 3. Cienfuegos, John—(Transfer) Track I; Foot- ball 3. Clark, Paul—Football I, 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Cleveland, Mark—(Transfer) Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4; Key Club 4: Student Council 2, vice president 3: Class President 2: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary I; Basketball 2. Codner, Robert—Key Club 3, 4; Gymnastics I. Collier, Jay—Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 4. Cometh, Larry—Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Key Club 4; Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Compton, Philip—(Transfer) Swimming I; Football I; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; KPHS News team 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Thespians 4; Junior Class Play 3; Journalism Workshop 4; Arizona Club 4, publicity chair- man; Drama Club 4. president; Key Club 4; ICC 3, president 4; Senior Class Play 4; Quill and Scroll 4: Badger Staff 4, managing editor. Cook, Dan—(Transfer) Student Body Treas- urer I; Basketball I; Football I, 2; Ski Club 3. 4. Cook, Don—Basketball I, 2; Golf I, 2; FBLA I. 2; Key Club 3. Cordaro, Joseph—Chorus 2. 4; Talent Show 4. Cox, Carl—Football I; FFA I, 2, 4. Davidson, Richard—Basketball 3: Baseball 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. Dominguez, Steve—Football I; Wrestling 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Drozd, Ron—DECA 4; Speech Club I, 2. Dudley, Bill—Football I; TV Productions 3, 4: Radio Club. Dundas, Glenn—(Transfer) Student Council I; Basketball I; Golf I, 2. 4; Ski Club 3, 4: Badger Staff 4. Eddy, John—Basketball I, 2; Baseball 2; Badger Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Edwards, Joey—Football I, 2; Basketball I, 2; Baseball I. 2, 3. Ellexson, Jerry—FFA Chapter vice president, Secretary of Northern District; Football I, 2. Evans, Bart—Football 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3, 4: Chorus 3. 4; All-State Chorus 3. 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Track 3; First place oratory award I. Fearno, Dennis—Algebra Student of the Week I. Ferra, Jim—Badger Staff 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3. Fields, Bill—Chorus 4; Senior Play I; Basket- ball I; Football 3. Flajnik, Joe—Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3. 4; Key Club 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Class President: Senior Class Senator; Boys' State 3. Foreman, John—Speech Club 4: Thespians 4. Forester, Allan—Football 2. 3; Track 3. Gabaldon, John—Badger Staff 4. Gary, Bill—ROTC I. 2; Basketball Manager 2; Ski Club 3, 4. Gere, Chris—Golf 2, 4. Goodson, Gary—Band I, 2, 3, 4. Grayson, Jeff—Football I. 2. 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; TV Staff 2. 3. 4. Greene, Robert—FFA Griffiths, Marc—Football I; DECA 3, 4. Hardin, Larry—Children's Theatre 2, 3; Thes- pians 3, 4; FTA 2; Concert Choir 3, 4. Harguess, Charles—DECA Hargus, Richard—French Club 3; Math Club 2. Harris, Jack—Football I, 2; Track I. Harris, John—Stage Band I, 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Football 2; Badger Staff 4: Chess Club 3. Haywood, George—Speech Club 2, 3; Speech Team 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; NHS 3. 4; Wrestling 3; Key Club 3, 4; Arizona Model UN 3: Boys' State 3; Junior Class Play 3: Drama Club President 4; ICC 4; Stamp Club 3. 4. Heilman, Robert—(Transfer) Football I, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 3: Track 2, 3; FFA 4. Heroux, Steve—Drama Club 4; Band I; Basketball I. Hill, Dale—FFA I, 2. 4. Hill, George—Football I, 2. 3. 4; Basketball I; Wrestling 3; Lettermen’s Club 4: Drama Club 4; Thespians 4; Junior Class Play 3. Hill, Ray—Football I. 2. 3, 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling I. 2, 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3: Pioneer Award. Holmes, Joe—Football I. Holmes, Robert—Baseball I. 2; Cross Coun- try I; French Club 2. 3. Houghton, Wayne—Ski Club 3, 4. Hunt, Joe—Track 1.3; Drama Club 4; Thes- pians 4: Arizona Club 4; Homeroom Presi- dent I. 4; Football I; Science Fair I. Jordan, Fred—Football I, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling I, 2. 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club Vice President. Karcic, Tony—Track 3; Cross Country 3, 4; DECA. Keisler, John—FFA I, 2. Kelly, Pat—Golf I. 2, 4; Publications, head photographer, 4; Honor Roll State Math Contest I. Kemple, Mike—ICC 4: DECA 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama Club 4; TV News team 3, 4; Children's Theatre 3, 4; Speech Club. Ketner, Danny—Football I, 2. 3; Basketball I, 2: Wrestling 3, 4- Baseball I; Track 2, 3; FFA I, 2; Key Club 2: Class President 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Krumbholz, Rockey—Football I, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball I, 2; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, Treasurer 3. Secretary 4; Ski Club I, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Boys' State 3; Senior Class President. Laguna, Art—Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3; Basketball I; Lettermen's Club 4; Ski Club 4; Chorus. Lang, Danny—Gymnastics. Langness, Paul—(Transfer) Football I, 2: Human Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Council 4; IFM 4; Progressive Party 4. Leake, Stan—Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Science Club 3. Lewis. Jim—Football I, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Golf I. Long, Bill—FFA 2. 3, 4; ICC 4. Mackin, Jim—Agriculture; Key Club, Ser- geant-at-Arms, 3, 4; DECA, Vice President. Macktima, Larry—Football I, 2, 3; Basketball, I, 2; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4. Madrid, Jim—Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Wrestl- ing 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3; Third place Divisional Medal in Wrestling. Mayer, Mike—Football I, 2, 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling I, 2. McCasland, Jim—Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Musi- cal 1,2, 3, 4; Select Choir 4. Moate, George—Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Golf I; Band I. Morgan, John—Football I; Red Cross 2. 3, 4. Morrison, Dan—Concert Choir 2, 3. Morriston, Art—Wrestling 2: Band I, 2, 3; Badger Staff 4; Radio Club 2. Murphy, Ron—FFA 2, 3. 4. Newell, Charles—Golf I; FFA I, 2; Arizona Club 3, President 4; French Club, Secretary 2; Radio Club I. 2; KPHS Staff 4; Key Club 4. Olmstead, Robert—Wrestling 2, 3. Onnen, Gary—(Transfer) Track I; Basketball I; Football I; Chorus Club; Newspaper Staff I. —222— Advertising School Citizens, Prescott Businessmen form ties for present, future NICK and MILLIE 3haj el ejj the Cjalden Congratulate the Class of '69 3rd BASE congratulates 911 RUTH STREET the Class of '69 On The Corner Congratulations, Class of '69 PRESCOTT Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co. Ljn ri 115 S. McCORMICK PHONE 445-2525 U W Congratulations, Prescott's Complete Jeweler CLASS OF '69 Brekke’s Jewelry There is more to see on Authorized. Keepsake Diamond Dealer CABLE TV Phone 445-3931 107 S. Cortex St. 113 East Gurley Street Phone 445-4511 —223— Ortega, Tony—Football I; Basketball I; Track 1, 2, 3. 4- Wrestling 2, 3; Cross Country 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 4. Osborn, John—National Merit Finalist Schol- arship Award 2: DECA 4: Chess Club I. 2, 3; Key Club 2. 3. District Lieutenant Gov- ernor 4: Math Award I, 2. 3; Ski Club 3. 4; NHS 3, President 4; Boys' State 3; Football 2. 3, 4. Owens. Billy— FFA I. 2. 3. 4. Owens, Darwin—Football 2, 3; FFA 2, 3, 4; ICC 4. Palmer, Mike—Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball I; Publications 4; Key Club 2. 3, 4. Parra, Joe—(Transfer) Squires 2: Art Club 2: Astronomy Club 2; Arizona Club 4; French Club 4. Pauley, John—Badger Staff 3. Sports Editor 4; Speech Team 4: Football Manager 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; TV Newscaster 4. Petty, Mike—Track 4. Pierce, Steve—Football I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Homeroom President 3. Pollock, Don—Baseball 2, 4; Student Council 2. Poole, Tim—Orchestra 1.2; Chess Club 2, 3; Children's Theatre 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Drama Club 4. Pribbeno, Jim—(Transfer) Electronics Club 2; Key Club 2; Band I; Arizona Club 3, 4. Rice, Mike—Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4; Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4. Rice, Victor—Football I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, Councilman-at-Large 4; Ski Club I, ,2 3, 4; Key Club I, 2, 3. Riggle, Craig—(Transfer) Track 2, 3, 4; Band I; Cross Country 4: Wrestling I; Annual Staff 3; Junior Class Vice President. Risk, Bill—(Transfer) Student Senator I; Golf I, 2; Basketball 2; Arizona Club 4; Golf 3, 4. Robinson, Richard—Football 3. 4; Letter- men's Club 4; House of Representatives 2. 3. Rogers, Ken—Badger Staff 4; National Thes- pian Society 4; Drama Club 4; Track 4; AVA Assistant 4. Scheer, Robert—Band I, 2. 3; Track I, 2; Gymnastics I; Geography Club I. Schmidt, Clem—Golf 3. See, Ray—FFA I, 2. 4; Basketball I, 2; Football I. Seward, Tim—(Transfer) Band I, 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 3; Concert Choir 4. Shaffer, Dale—Football 3; Wrestlinq 3. Sisson, John—Chorus Club 2, 3, 4; Select Choir 4. Shumway, Paul—Basketball I; Golf I; Radio Club I. 2: House of Representatives 2. 3; Track 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Thespians 3. 4; Junior Class Play. Smith, Quentin—Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Stern, Craig—Basketball I, 2; Baseball 1.2; House of Representatives 1.2; Student Body President 4; DECA. President, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Chess Club I; ICC 2; Rotary Student of the Month 4. Steward, Bob—Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2; Key Club 4; Brain and Brawn Honor Roll for Football 4. Stewart, Del—Cross Country 2. Strange, Sam—Football 1,2, 3, 4 manager; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 manager; Lettermen’s Club. Tersey, Dale—Chess Club I; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Arizona 3, 4. Thompson, Sam—Band I, 2. 3, 4; Stage Band I. 2, 3, 4. White, Jim—Football I; Basketball I; Track !: DECA; Ski Club 4. Wilda, Kelly—Football I. 2. Willis, Jerry—Football I, 2; FFA 4; DECA 3, 4. Wykoff, Phillip—Basketball 2. 3, 4; Letter- men’s Club 3, 4; Track 2; Art Club I, 2; Arizona Club 4. Yanq, Thomas—Wrestling 3: Boys' State 3; Coin Club 4. A report of activities was unavailable for the following senior boys: Anderson, Tim; Apolinar, Tom; Bauer, Aug- ust; Better, Richard; Burmeister, Christian; Carson, Kit; Collon, William; Cook, Isaac; Culp, Joe; Dean, Norman; Flores, Angel; Ford. Chris; Frakes, Ralph; Greerer, Mike; Gray, John; Grayson, Larry; Hadley, Bill; Hanelt, Paul; Hargett, Frank; Haskin, Mike; Hopf, Mike; Irwin, Chris; Johnson, Bruce; Johnson, Greg; Johnson, Randy, Jones, Brian; Jones, Richard; Locklear, Mike; MacDonald, Dan; Mahan, Greg; Malvick, John; Martinez, David; McCollum, Mike; Monninger, Carroll; Newberry, William; Norris, Paul; Parra, Alex; Peterson, Mike; Portugal, Gilbert; Pulaski, Don; Rainey, Ron; Reed, Hugh; Roybal, John; Sandoval, Edward; Schnitzius, Mark; Shryock, Steve; Stamm, John; Starin, Rod; Staten, John; Stumpf, Greg; Thowson, Greg; Viehdorfer, Max; and Wolfenberger, Dale. SENIOR GIRLS Allgood, Charlotte—Powderpuff Football 3; Chorus 2, 3: Crafts Award 3; FHA I. Arment, Mary—(Transfer) Art Club I; Bad- ger Staff 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Art Awards I. 3. Aycock, Colleen—(Transfer) Honor Roll I, 2: Citizenship Award I; Athletic Award I; Band I, 2; Orchestra I, 2; Yellowjackets 2; NHS 3. 4; Cheerleading 3; Pom-Pon 4; Ski Club 4. Balmes, Debbie—Yellowjackets I, 2. 3. Belcher, Debbie—(Transfer) Basketball I, 2; Library Staff 3; Powderpuff 3: H-Award in Basketball. Benton, Lynn—Yellowjackets I, 2; Home- room President 2, 3; Powderpuff 3, 4. Bernasek, Susan—Yellowjackets I, 2. Blair, Rose—Yellowjackets I; DECA 4. Bochat, Carol—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus I; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Girls' En- semble 2: Madrigal 3. 4; Girls' Trio 3, 4: FBLA 4; COE 4; Homeroom Secretary I, 3. Bonds, Judy—GAA I. 2. Brown, Barbara—Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4; Yellowjackets I. 2. 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3; Badger Mascot 3; Select Choir 4; FHA 3; Speech Club 2: Musicals 3, 4. Bryant, Leah—Modern Dance 3; GAA I, 2. Burch, Donna—DECA I. Burch, Sandra—Pep Club I; Musical Club I. Burnett, Jerry—Yellowjackets I; Modern Dance Club 2; Powderpuff 3. Campbell, Maxine—FBLA 3; COE 4. Carey, Susie—GAA I, 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2. Carter, Margaret—Yellowjackets 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA I: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4. Case, Debra—Girls' Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Select Choir 4. Clark, Debbie—Band I, 2, 3, 4; Majorette I, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Powderpuff 3; School Plays 3, 4. Clark. Kathy—FHA I, 2, 3: Yellowjackets I, 2: Speech Club 4; FBLA 4. Coleman, Sandra—Yellowjackets 2; Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; French Club 2: House of Representatives 2. Converse, Judy—Pom-Pon 2, Co-Captain 3: Sophomore Class Vice President; House of Representatives 2; Powderpuff 3; Drama Club 3: Yellowjackets; FFA Sweetheart Nom- inee: Key Club Sweetheart Candidate: Homecoming Queen Candidate; Homeroom President 2, 3. Cowan, Sandra—Yellowjackets I; Freshman Class Treasurer: Powderpuff 3; DECA 3; House of Representatives 2. Croxton, Sally—Yellowjackets I, 2; GAA I, 2; Cheerleader I, 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Vice President; Girls’ Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4; Junior Class Play; Musical 4. Curtis, Cathy—Courier Journalist Award I; Home Economics Award I; Science Award I: FMCC 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band Council 4; ICC 4. Dedmore, Deanna—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3; Powderpuff 3; Homeroom Vice President 3. Doka, Janet—(Transfer) Drill Team I, 2; Straight Arrow Staff 2; GAA 2; Homeroom Secretary I. Donnelly, Diane—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 2, 3; FTA 2, 4; Powder- puff 3: Scholarship Award 2 (3rd), 3 (1st); Girls' Chorus I; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Musical 2, 3. 4. Dulaney. Debra—Yellowjackets I; GAA I, 2: Powderpuff 3. 4; Pom-Pon 3, 4: NHS 3, 4; Badger Staff, Hassayamper Staff (Editor- in-Chief): ASU Writing Award 4; Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Quill and Scroll 4; Homeroom President 2; House of Repre- sentatives 2. Dunham, Lynn—(Transfer) Cheerleader I; Freshman Class Vice President; Citizenship Award I; GAA 3: Badger Staff 4. Dunn, Linda—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3; Home- room Vice President 3. Earl, Mary Jane—DECA, Secretary, 4. Edgar, Sharon—Musical 4: Yellowjackets 4: Homeroom President 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Chorus 4; Select Choir 4. Edwards, Irene—(Transfer) Yellowjackets 3, 4: Drama Club 4; Speech Club 3: Arizona Club 3; Chorus 4; Musical 4; Children's Theatre 4; Badger Staff. Espinoza, Susan—GAA I, 3, 4. Evans. Lori—Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; ICC 4; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Yellowjackets I; Quill and Scroll 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Bad- ger Staff 4; Powderpuff 3; Key Club Sweetheart Candidate; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Fairchild, Linda—(Transfer) Pep Club I, 2; Camera Club I, 2; GAA 2, 3; Powderpuff 3. Fisher, Sheila—GAA I; Yellowjackets I. Foster, Debbie—(Transfer) Pep Club I, 2, 3; Drama Club 3: FTA 4. Franklin, Debra—GAA 1,2; Class Secretary 2. 3: NHS 3. 4; Recording Secretary, Student Council 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Hassayamper Staff 4; Pom-Pon 3. Captain 4; Ski Club 4; Yellowjackets I; Key Club Sweetheart Nom- inee; Powderpuff 3, 4. Gabaldon, Lucy—Yellowjackets I; GAA I, 2, 3. George, Candy—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3; Powderpuff 3. Gibbs, Gayle—(Transfer) Newspaper Staff I, 2, 3; Chorus I; Annual Staff 2, 3; Sopho- more Class President; Student Body Sec- retary 3. —224— Best Wish es . . . To the Senior Class of 1969 For Success in Coming Years CITY OF PRESCOTT HOWARD D. JORGENSON, Mayor fc Councilmen: BLAINE BOWMAN KENNETH L. FRANKLIN LAWRENCE A. CALDWELL HOWARD D. HINSON PAUL D. HUNT GERALDINE E. WAGNER —225— Glaftfelder. Kathy—GAA I. 2. 3: Yellow jackets I. Gonzales, Marian—Yellowjockets I. 2. 3. 4: GAA I. 2. 3: FT A 2. 3. Granillo, Vickie—(Transfer) Pom-Pon I; GAA I. Haralson, Glenda—(Transfer) Drill Team I. 2; Band I; FTA 3: Junior Class Play: Yellow- jackets 3: Pom-Pon I: Twirler. Hatch. Jacque—Yellowjackets I: Homeroom President 2. 3: House of Representatives 2. 3. Haverfield, Michelle—(Transfer) FHA I, 2: Speech Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Yellow- jackets 3: Concert Choir 4: Typing Award 2. Hernandez. Barbara—FBLA I. 2: Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Yellowjackets 3: GAA 2. 3. 4; Arizona Club 4. Hessinger, Helen—(Transfer) FBLA 4; FTA 2. 3, 4; Track Team 2: Cheerleader 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3. Hill, Judy— DECA 4. Holland, Priscilla—Yellowjockets I. 2. 3: Drama Club 4: TV Productions 4: Powder- puff 3. Holmes, Allyson—Yellowjackets: Chorus Club. Holt, Donna—Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Yellow- jackets 1,2: GAA 1,2: Homeroom President I, 2: Madrigal 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Select Choir 4. Homer, Peggy—(Transfer) Pep Club 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Speech Club 2: Band 4: COE 4; FBLA 4. Ingerson, Dena—(Transfer) Pep Club I, 2. 3: Class Officer 1,3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2. 3: Girls’ Track I. 2, 3: FHA I; FMCC 4; Majorette I, 2, 3. Jenkinson, Judy—Yellowjockets I. 2, 3. 4: Modern Dance Club I, 2, 3; NHS 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Musi- cal I, 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Award I (1st), 2 (3rd). Johnson, Christy—DECA 3; COE 4; Pep Club I. Kinnane, Dorann—GAA I. Kostolansky, Edith—Yellowjackets 3: GAA 4: Arizona Club 4. Lake, Denise—(Transfer) Girls' League I, 2. 3: Modern Dance Club 4. LeGrand, Beatrice—(Transfer) GAA I, 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4- Pep Club I. 2; French Club 2: FTA 4; Commercial Club 4; Girls' Track I, 2, 3. Leyendecker, Gloria—Yellowjackets 3: DECA 3. President 4. Linfield, Nancy—Powderpuff 3: Yellowjack- ets 2. Lister, Earlita—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3: GAA 1. 2. 3: FHA 3: DECA 3, 4; Art Club I, 2. 3. Lord, Penny—COE 4; FBLA 4: Library Club 2. 3. Luckow, Chris—Yellowjackets I: Powderpuff 3. Madrid, Rosalee—GAA I, 2. Manuel, Wanda—(Transfer) GAA I; FHA I; Melody Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 2: Pom-Pon 3: GAA 2. 3: Track 2. Martin, Debbie—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3: Chor- us 4; Select Choir 4: Madrigal 4: Publica- tions 4; Musical 4. Martin, Peggy—DECA 4: Marketing Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. Martinez, Barbara—GAA 2. 3; DECA 3, 4. Maxwell, Sandy—Yellowjackets 2. 3, 4: Ski- Club 4: Modern Dance Club 2, 3; Powder- puff 3, 4. McClung, Marta—(Transfer) GAA I; Pom- Pon I: Ski Club 4: Powderpuff 3, 4. McCorkell, Judy—(Transfer) FMCC 3: FBLA 4; COE 4: Newspaper Staff I. McCormack, Elizabeth—Yellowjackets I. Meadows, Beverly—Modern Dance Club I: Arizona Club 3. Newton, Charlotte—(Transfer) Pom-Pon I; Powderpuff 3. O'Brien, Linda—Chorus 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. O'Brien, Virginia—GAA I, 2, 3: Powderpuff 3. Oliveria, Phyllis—Student Council Corres- ponding Secretary 4; Powderpuff 3: Chorus 3, 4. Olsen, Kathy—(Transfer) Freshman Class Secretary: GAA I, 2: Cheerleader I: Yel- lowjackets 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4- Junior Class Play: Thespians 3. 4: Drama Club 4: NHS 3. 4: Girls' State 3: Student Body Vice President 4: Track Secretary 4; ICC 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Musical 3, 4. Pappas, Michele—Yellowjackets I. Parks, Jodie—Yellowjackets I: GAA I: NHS 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 4; Student Council, Head Cheerleader 4: Pom-Pon 3: House of Representatives 3: Drama Club 2: Junior Class Play: French Club 3: ICC 3: Key Club Sweetheart Nominee 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; KPHS Newscaster 4: Spanish Award 3; Scholarship Award I (1st), 3 (3rd): Prescott Junior Miss 4. Parra, Josephine—Yellowjackets I, 2. Parson, Lisa—Yellowjackets I. 2, 3, 4; GAA I: Speech Club 2: TV Staff 2, 3, 4: Thespians 2. 3, 4: Sophomore Class Treasruer; Chorus 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Treasurer: Girls' State 3: Junior Class Play: Student Body Publicity Chairman, Student Council 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Badger Staff 4. Phillips, Jan—Speech Club I, 2, 3: Thespians 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: TV Newscaster 4: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Yellowjackets I, 2: Girls' State 3: Junior Class Play: Class Secretary I, 4: Homecom- ing Queen 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4: Drama Club 4: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3, 4. Posada, Lupe—GAA I, 2: FTA 2, 3: Pom- Pon alternate 3. Captain 4. Power, Lanie—Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal 3. 4: Musicals 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4; Ski Club 4: Thespians 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Powderpuff 3, 4; GAA I, 2. Price, Barbara—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3. Quijada, Anna—(Transfer) FBLA 3. Randall, Bonnie—Yellowjockets I; FHA 2, 3: Ski Club 3; Powderpuff 3. Reynolds, Donna—Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I. Rice, Barbara—ICC 4; COE 4: Select Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: FBLA 4; Girls' Trio 4. Richards, Dixie—Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 2, 3; FBLA 4; COE 4. Rivas, Kathy—Library Asst. 2. 3; Yellow- jackets I. Robbins, Janet—Yellowjackets I: GAA I, 2; Thespians 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Cheerleader I. 4; Pom-Pon 3; Hassayamper Staff 4: Key Club Sweetheart Nominee: Powderpuff 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Robert, Lynda—(Transfer) Chorus I; Speech Club 2: Arizona Club 4; French Club 4; GCAC I, 2. Rodarte, Regina—(Transfer) GAA I; Speech Club I; Scholastic Award I; FTA 2, 3, 4; ICC 3, 4; NHS 3, 4: Girls’ State 3; Girls' Nation; Rotary Student of the Month 4. Rogers, Kathy—GAA I. 2, 3. Rummel, Martha—Powderpuff 3; Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: Madrigal 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 2; GAA 2; Modern Dance Club 2. Sanford, Marilyn—Library Club 3; GAA 3. Shelton, Alice—(Transfer) Badger Staff 4; FBLA 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Smith, Candy—FMCC 2: Yellowjackets I, 2. 3, 4; Library Club 3. 4; ICC 4; Madrigal 4: Chorus I. 2, 3. 4: Band I, 2. 3. Smith, Debbie—Yellowjackets I: GAA I, 2; Homeroom Secretary I; Powderpuff 3. Snyder, Elizabeth—(Transfer) Golf I. 2: Tennis I. 2; Cheerleader I, 2; German Club I; Speech Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Thes- pians 4; School Play 4. Stazenski, Nita—GAA I, 2. Stoll, Betty—Yellowjackets I; Homeroom Secretary I. Stone. Cheryl—(Transfer) Chorus I: News- paper Staff I; Band I: Arizona Club 4; FBLA 4: Quill and Scroll 4; Badger Staff 4. Stuart, Linda—FTA I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4- Chorus 3, 4. Torgerson, Kathy—Girls' Chorus 2; Concert Choir 4; Powderpuff 3. Turley, Gerry—Chorus I, 2. 3, 4; FTA 4; Chorus Awards I, 2, 3. Uhles, Barbara—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Speech Club 2; Concert Choir 3. 4; Homeroom President 2; FHA I; Musicals 3. 4. Wells, Linda—(Transfer) DECA 2: Yellow- jackets 2. 3. White, Janice—(Transfer) GAA 2. 3; Home- making Club I. Williams, Bonnie—Yellowjackets I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian I, 2, 3; Science 4; Scholarship Award I (1st), 2 (1st), 3 (2nd): NHS 3, 4. Williams, Nancy—Yellowjackets I, 2; French Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3. A report of activities was unavailable for the following senior girls: Bebee, Vada; Crites, Kawhni; DeShane, Nelda; Duran, Yolanda; Furdom, Eloise; Kingsborough, Nancy; Roth, Elizabeth; Speer, Debbie; and Williams, Donna. —226— CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 Steward’s Shoe Store 108 West Gurley Street Prescott, Arizona Congratulations, Class of '69 Sicflvt £o uut Se utice RECORDS TV HOME APPLIANCES 445-1590 224 S. Montezuma 9t e Am'ii BAKERY Extends Their CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 Buy It Where You See It Baked 404 West Goodwin Phone 445-5422 Cagle ©rug g tore 102 West Gurley Street Phone 445-2130 Best Wishes to the Class of '69 from the FOOD BASKET White Spar Road Compliments of YAVAPAI LUMBER and YAVAPAI BLOCK Phone 445-5388 Steve's Auto Shop 721 Miller Road Stephen E. Molner Prescott, Arizona INDEX Allen, Jon: 39 Allgood, Charlotte: 39 Apolinar, Timothy: 39 Apolinar, Tom: 39, 42 Arment. Mary: 39. 43. 109. 117, 150 Austin, Walter: 134. 135. 154 Aycock, Colleen: 39. 95. 121, 127, 147 Baer, Eric: Transfer Balfour, Alan: 39 Balmes, Deborah: 39 Bates, Lionel: 193. 196 Bauer, Gus: 39 Beauchamp, Mark: 39 Bebee, Vada: 39 Belcher, Debra: 39, 117 Benton, Lynn: 40. 100 Bernasek, Susan: 40 Better, Richard: 40 Blair. Jim: 40. 127, 135, 136, 180 Blair, Rosemary: 40 Blizzard, John: 40 Bochat, Carol: 40. 109, 134, 135, 136, 152. 161 Bond, Judy: 40 Bombardieri, Ernest: 40, 93, 100, 102, 155, 180 Boone, Thomas: 41, 139, 140 Born, John: Withdrew Jan. 6 Boves, Cynthia: Withdrew Jan. 20 Brekke, Chris: 41. 127, 139. 140 Brewer, Andrea: Withdrew Jan. 13 Brimhall, Rodney: 95. 127, 169. 173, 180. 193. 196. 209 Brown, Barbara: 41, 127, 135, 136, 140 Brown, Dewey: 41 Brown, Merril: 41 Bryant, Diane: 41 Burch, Donna: 41 Burch, Sandra: 42 Burmeister, Christia: 42 Burnett, Jerry: 42 Burres, Michael: Campbell. Jeff: 42. 60. 127 Campbell, Maxine: 42. 152 Campbell. Steve: 42. III. 132, 134. 135. 136, 180 Carey, Eleanor: 42, 152 Carreras. Richard: 42 Carson, Christopher: 42 Carson, Steve: 42 Carter, Margaret (Richardson): 135, 136, 139. 155 Case, Debbie: 43. 135, 136 Chance, John: 43 Cienfuegos, John: 43 Clark, Deborah: 43. 92. 101, 106. 114, 116. 127, 137. 140. 146. 150. 171, 240 Clark. Kathy: 43. 171 Clark, Paul: 43. 96. 143, 167, 170, 186, 189, 209 Clayton, Ella: Withdrew Jan. 6 Cleveland. Mark: 43. 126, 128. 186. 188, 209, 210 Codner, Robert: 43, 129 Coleman, Sandra: 43, 136 Collier. Jay: 52. 88. 134. 135. 136. 212. 213. 220 Collon, Bill: 43 Cometh. Larry: 43. 56. 126. 128. 187, 188. 209. 210 Compton. Philip: 33. 44, 93. 94. 98, 101, 102, 106. 122, 128, 129, 137, 142. 145. 161, 164, 180. 239 Converse, Judy: 4. 33, 44. 56. 94. 96. 142. 167, 171 Cook, Dan: Cook, Donnie: 44 Cook, Isaac: Cordaro, Joseph: Cowan, Sandra: 44 Cox, Carl: 44. 98 Crites, Connie: 44 Croxton, Sally: 44. 127, 136. 180 Culp, Joseph: 44 Curtis. Cathy: 44. 127. 139. 140, 152 Davidson, Richard: 44 Dean, Norman: 44. 117 Dedmore, Deanne: 44 Doka, Janet: Withdrew March 25 Dominguez, Steven: 44. 199, 200 Donnelly. Carol: 44. 124, 125, 127, 136. 153, 180, 241 Drozd, Ron: 44, 156 Dudley, William: 44, 136 Dulaney, Debby: 4. 44. 57. 89, 94. 96. 98. 102, 119, 121, 127, 130. 133, 147, 167, 171, 180. 238, 240 Duncan, Mark: Withdrew Feb. 3 Dundas. Glenn: 46. 57. 130, 180, 216. 217 Dunham, Tawny Lynn: 46 Dunn, Linda: 46 Duran, Yolanda: 46 Earl, Mary Jane: Eddy, John: 46. 98. 117, 130, 133 Edgar, Sharon: 46. III. 124, 127, 135, 136 Edwards, Arnold: 46 Edwards, Irene: 46, 98, 131, 136 Ellexson, Jerry: 46. 93. 155 Elliott, Isabelle: Withdrew Jon. 15 Espinoza, Susan: 46 Evans. Bart: 33. 46. 110. Ill, 118. 126, 134, 135. 136. 140. 142. 150. 186. 188 Evans, Lori: 4. 18. 46. 93. 94. 96. 98. 100, 102, 121, 123, 127, 130. 133, 161, 164, 167, 171. 180, 241, 248 Fairchild, Linda: Fearno, Dennis: 47 Ferra, James: 47. 102, 116, 248 Fields. William: 47 Fisher, Sheila: 47 Flajnik, Joe: 4. 47. 95. 96, 108. 117, 122. 123, 126, 127, 129. 166. 169. 170. 173, 176. 186. 188. 199. 200, 209 Flores, Angel: Ford, Chris: Foreman, John: 47. 116, 143 Forester, Allan: 47 Foster, Deborah: 47. 117, 127, 153 Foster, Larry: Withdrew Feb. 18 Frakes, Ralph: Franklin. Debra: 47. 94. 95. 98. 102. 116, 117. 119, 121. 122. 123. 127. 130. 133, 147, 171, 180, 239. 241 Fundom: Nancy Eloise: 47 Gabaldon, John Paul: 47, 98, 117, 130 Gabaldon, Lucia: 47 Gary, William: 48. 98 Geever, Michael: George, Cynthia: 48, 171 Gere, Christopher: 4. 48. 216. 217 Gibbs. Gayl: 48 Glattfelder, Kathy: 48 Gonzales, Marian: 48, 127 Goodson, Gary: 48 Granillo, Victoria: 49 Gray, Mike: 49 Grayson. Jeff: 49, 126. 127. 186, 188, 209, 210 Grayson, Larry: 49 Green, Robert: 49 Griffiths, Marc: 49 Hadley, Bill: Hannelt, Paul: Haralson, Glenda: 50. 60, 140, 171 Hardin. Larry: 106, 116, 136, 137 Harget, Frank: Harguess, Charles: 50 Hargus, Richard: 52 Harris, Jack: 50. 136 Harris. John: 50. 92. 98, 131. 136. 139, 140 Haskins, Mike: 50 Hatch, Jacque: 50 Haverfield, Michelle: 50. 136 Haywood. Mike: 4. 3„ 50. 95. 106, 119, 127. 129. 137. 142, 169 Heilman, Robert: 50 Hernandez, Barbara: 4, 95, 139, 140 Heroux, Steve: 51 Hessinger, Helen: 51, 155, 171 Hill. Dale: 51, 155 Hill. George: 51, 106. 115, 126, 137, 186. 188, 220 Hill. Judith: 51 Hill, Ray: 4. 51. 96. 167, 186, 188, 201, 203. 204 Holland, Priscilla: 51 Holmes, Allyson: 136 Holt, Donna: 51. 134, 135, 136, 139, 180 Homer, Peggy: 51, 140, 152 Hopf, Michael: 52 Houghton, Wayne: 52 Hunt. Joseph: 52. 60. 137, 154 Hurd, Tim: Withdrew Jan. 24 Ingerson, Dena: 52, 139, 140. 152, 209 Irwin, Chris: 52 Jaime, Tim: Graduated in January Jenkinson, Judy: 52, 124, 127, 136 Johnson, Bruce: 53 Johnson, Christy: 53. 152 Johnson, Greg McCror: 53 Johnson, Randy: Jones, Brian: Jones, Richard: 53 Jordan. Fred: 4. 53, 96. 126, 167, 173, 187, 188. 199, 200, 201, 204 Karcic, Anthony: Keister, John: 53 Kelly. Patrick: 53. 127, 131. 216, 217 Kemple, Mike: 54. 116, 156, 157 Ketner, Danny: 54, 161, 188 Kingsborough, Nancy: 54 Kinnan, Doran: Kostolansky, Edith: 54 Krumbholz. Rockey: 4. 38. 54. 95. 96. 100. 122, 123. 126, 127, 129. 167, 169, 187 189, 220 Laguna, Steve: 45, 187 Lake, Denise: Lang, Danny: 54 Langness, Paul: 114 Leake, Stanley: 54 Lee, George: Graduated in January LeGrand, Beatrice: Lewis. James: 4. 54. 96. 126, 167, 170, 187. 188, 199 Leyendecker, Gloria: 54 Linfield. Nancy: 88 Lister, Earlita: 54 Locklear, Mike: 55 Long, Bill: 155 Lord, Edith Penny: 55, 152 Luckow, Christine: McCasland, James: 56. 126. 134, 135, 136. 193. 196. 203. 204 McDonald, Daniel: MacDonald, Janet (Hampton): 49, Withdrew Feb. 18 Mackin, James: 55. 84. 97, 128. 129 Macktima. Larry: 55. 88. 136. 170, 209, 211 Madrid. James: 55. 199. 200 Madrid, Rosalee: 55 Mahan, Malcolm: 55 Malvick, John: 55 Manuel. Wanda: 55. 135. 136, 180 —228— in the wide selection of items is a by-word at j nnaiff 130 West Gurley Street CORNER ON FASHIONS MARIE BELL MANAGER CORTEZ GURLEY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 Saxer’s MORRY'S DRIVE INN “It’s the Berrys 4 Miles North on Hwy. 89 Prescott, Arizona Phone 445-2827 PARK PLAZA CENTER Congratulations from i THE FRIENDLY STORE FINE FURNITURE 145-149 S. Cortez St. Phone 445-4450 Q. Jane Carters fiwiQAci certt i offers expert photography and quality workmanship 212 W. Gurley Street Phone 445-4540 —229— Martin, Bill: Graduated in January Martin. Deborah: 55. 98. 131. 134. 135. 136 Martin, Peggy: 55 Martinet, David: 56 Maxwell, Sandra: 56. 124, 125, 180 Mayer, Mike: 56, 186, 188 McClung, Marta: 56, 98, 145, 171 McCollum, Michael: 238 McCorkell, Judy: 56, 152 McCormack, Elizabeth: 56 Meadows, Beverly: 56 Miles, Michele: 57 Mitchell, Darwin: Withdrew Dec. 9 Moate, George: 57 Monninger, Carroll: 57 Moore, Pam: Withdrew Nov. 20 Morgan, John: 57, 158, 161 Morrison, Danny: 57 Morriston, Arthur: 57, 131 Murphy, Ronald: 57. 155 Nelson, Kay Lynn: Withdrew Nov. 19 Newberry, William: Newell, Sam: 58 Newton, Charlotte: 58 Norris, Paul Wayne: 58 Nowell, Charles: 58, 154 O'Brien, Linda: 58. 136 O'Brien, Virginia: 41, 116, 122, 136 O'Kelly. Roy: 58. 112, 203, 205, 206 Oliveria, Phyllis: 4, 58, 96, 116, 122, 123, 136, 167 Olmstead, Robert: 58 Olsen. Kathleen: 58, 93. 95. 106, 116, 122, 123, 124, 125. 127, 136, 137, 161, 168, 169, 177, 179, 180. 209 Onnen, Gary: 54, 136, 210, 220 Ortega, Tony: 126 Osborn. John: 58. 93. 95. 119, 127, 128. 169, 174, 180 Owens, Billy: 58. 93. 103, 155 Owens, Darwin: 59 Palmer, Mike: 38, 59. 128, 129, 130. 188 Parks, Josephine: 4, 33, 59, 61. 92, 94, 95, 96, 102, 115, 116, 122, 123, 127, 142, 148, 167, 171, 177, 180 Parra, Alex: 59 Parra, Joseph Steve: 42, 154 Parra, Josephine: 59 Parson, Lisa: 33. 57. 59, 95. 98. 102, 106, 113, 115, 116, 122, 123, 127, 130, 133, 137. 164, 168, 169, 238 Pauley. John: 33. 50. 59, 98. 126, 133, 143. 161. 180. 189 Peterson, Michael: 59 Petty, Michael: Phillips. Jan: 4. 6. 33. 38. 59, 94. 95, 96. 106, 108, 115, 127, 129, 136, 137, 142, 145, 148, 166, 168, 169, 171. 177, 179 Pierce, Steve: 59, 187, 188, 203, 204 Pollock. Don: 59. 126, 203 Poole, Timothy: 59, 106, 115, 137, 150 Portugal, Gilbert: Posada, Maura: 60, 147 Power. Lanie: 38, 60. 106, 134, 135. 136, 137, 145, 180 Presley, Delbert: Graduated in January Pribbeno, Jim: 60, 154 Price, Barbara: 60 Pulaski, Donald: 60 Qui'iada, Marie: 60, 135 Rainey, Ronald: 99 Randall, Bonnie: Reed, Hugh: 60 Reyn olds, Donna: 60 Rice, Barbara: 61. 134. 135. 136, 152, 161 Rice, Mike: 61. 116, 212, 213 Rice. Victor: 4, 61, 96, 100, 116, 122, 123, 126, 167, 187, 189, 203, 204, 206 Richards, Dixie: 61, 152, 172, 180 Riggle, Craig: 61 Risk. Bill: 61. 154, 216, 217 Rivas, Kathleen: 61 Robbins. Janet: 4. 5. 37, 61. 94. 95. 96. 98. 101. 102. 106. 116, 117, 122, 130, 133, 137, 145. 148, 167, 171, 240, 241 Robert, Lynda: 62. 154 Robinson, Richard: 62, 126, 186, 188, 203 Rodarte. Regina: 62, 95. 109, M3. 127, 153, 161. 168, 169, 171, 176, 179, 180 Rogers, Kathleen: 62, 150 Rogers, Irene: 150 Rogers, Kenneth: 62. 106. 131. 137, 150 Roth, Elizabeth: 62 Roybal, John: 62, 128 Rummel, Martha: 62 Sandoval, Edward: 63 Sanford, Marilyn: 63 Scheer, Robert: 63 Schmidt, Clem: Schnitzius, Mark: 64 See, Raymond: 63, 155 Seward, Tim: 63 Shaffer, Dale: 63 Shelton, Alice: 64. 98 .131. 133, 155 Shivers, Ken: 64, Graduated in January Shryock, Steven: 64 Shumway, Paul: 64, 114, 150 Sisson, John: 64, 136 Smith, Carmen: 64. 134, 135, 136, 161, 163 Smith, Debbie: 64 Smith, Quentin: 64. 158 Snyder, Elizabeth: 64. 109, 137 Speer, Debbie: 65, 109 Stamm, John: Starin, Rodney: 65 Staten, John: Stazenski, Juanita: 65, 132 Stern, Craig: 26, 65, 95. 100, 116, 122, 127, 157, 174 Steward. Allen: 65. 97, 126, 129, 170, 180, 186, 188, 209 Stewart, Del: 65 Stoll, Betty: 65 Stone, Cheryl: 65. 98. 130, 133, 154 Strange, Sam: 65. 98 Stuart, Linda: 66. 135, 140. 153, 176 Stumpf, Greg: 66 Sullivan, George: Graduated in January Suggs, Robert: Withdrew Nov. 19 Tersey, Dale: 25. 43. 66, 127, 154, 163 Thompson, Sam: 66, 127, 139, 140 Thowson, Greg: Torgerson, Kathy: 66, 136 Turley, Geraldine: 66. 127, 134. 135. 136 Uhles, Barbara: 66. 127, 136 Viehdorfer, Max: 66 Walling, Brenda: Withdrew Nov. 14 Wells, Linda: 67 White, James: 67, 156, 157 White, Janice: Wilda, Kelly: 67 Williams, Bonnie Sue: 67. 127. 151, 152, 154 Williams, Donna: 67 Williams, Nancy: 67 Willis, Jerry: 67 Wolfenberger, Dale: 67 Wykoff, Phil: 67. 136. 173, 180, 193, 196 Yang. Thomas: 67, 95, 169 JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, FACULTY ADMINISTRATION JUNIORS Abel. Steven: 140 Adams, Larry: 69 Allen, Randy: 69, 122, 199 Allen. Vicki: 69, 132. 140, 158 Allgood. Andrew: 69 Alvarado, Teresa: 69. 144, 163. 156, 176 Anderson. Denise: 69. 143 Andrada. David: Withdrew Nov. 25 Andrada. Willie: 203, 205 Apolinar, Sylvia: 132, 135 Armstrong, Richard: Arredondo, Cordellia: 69 Ayars. Jay: 69 Baca. Linda: 69 Baehre, Terry: 69 Baird. Cynthia: 69 Balentine. Nancy: Ball. Azelene: 69. 100. I 18. 122 Barnabas. Audrey: 33, 69, 99, 130. 133, 142, 143, 151. 153. 176 Barnes, Carolyn: Barton, Dorothy: Withdrew Nov. 27 Bates, Evelyn: 69, III, 134, 135, 136, 140 Bauer, Catherine: 69, 151 Beasley. David: 69 Beasley. Mike: Bedell, Ann: 33. 69. 118, 139, 140, 142, 150 Beers. Barbara: 69, 95, 99 . Withdrew Jan. 6 Bein, Lynn Karen: Bell. Ruth: 69 Bennett. Deborah: 69 Berry, Dennis: 69, 126. 189, 199, 200 Bethards, Merlene: 154 Bietz. Kathy: Bigelow. Gary: Blair, Alta Jane: 69, 136 Blair, James: 33, 69, 98, 101, 106, 137, 142, 143, 165 Bochat. Nancy: 69, 139. 140 Bogqess, Carla: 69, 136, 154 Bonitta, Larry: 69 Boster. Karen: 69, 132 Boyd, Lenton Sue: 69, Withdrew Jan. 23 Brambila. Daniel: 69, 113, 126, 127, 174, 189. 209 Brand, Marlene: 69, 118, 140, 144 Brewer, Richard: 69 Brooks. Barry: 70, 131 Brown. Paul Joe: 139, 140 Brubaker. Toni: 70, 106, 109, 137, 150 Bruce, Jack: 70 Bunker. James: 127, 134, 135, 136, 193, 196 Bundrick, Dale: Bunn, Bunnie: 70, 156 Burhans. Kris: 70. 118 Burnside, Karen: 70 Burton. Melody: 156, 157, Withdrew Jan. 6 Cade. Thomas: 72 Caldwell, Susan: 70, 156 Calhoon, John: 70 Cardani. Joe: 70. 127, 132, 134. 135. 136, 139. 140 Carlton, Elizabeth: 70. 135, 150 Carothers. Connie: 70 Carpenter, Robin: Carreras, Vicky: 135 Carrillo, Michael: 70, 190, 199 Carter. Yvonne: 70 Casner. Darryll: 70 Cates. David: 70, 136 Caward, George: Caward, John: 70 Chandler. Bill: 70, 75, 126, 134. 135. 136. 188 Charon, Richard: 70 Chiantaretto, Harry: Childs, Stephen: 70, 156, 188 Christensen, Kennard: 70 Clark. David: 70, 190 Coats, Robert: 70 Cobb. David: 70 Cobb, Steven: 70, Withdrew Feb. 13 Collier, Kay: 70. 136 Collins, Jan: 4, 70, 118, 148, 178 Cometh, John: 188, 209 Cook. Donald: 70 Cook. Wendell: 70, 135, 136 Cornish, Ellis: 70 Corona. Larry: 70 Corona. Michael: 70 Crew, Charlene: 70, 106, 109, 137, 150 Cutler, Sue: Withdrew Jan. 30 Davis, Cherry: 71. 92, 139, 143 Davis, Leslie: 71 Davis, Sandra: 71, 156 Dean, Dale: 156 DeBastiani, Gene: 71, 155 Deehr, Alan: Denney. Paul: 71, 155 Denny. John: 71, 188. 203. 205 Dent. Richard: 71. 203, 205 Denton, Terry: Despain, Wendelyn: 71, 139 DeVault, Thomas: 71, Withdrew Dec. 9 Dickson, Louis: Diebert, John: 155 Donaldson, Scott: 71 Donaldson, Susan Kay: 71, 140 Dudley. Diane: 71, 89, 135 —230— Bus. 445-4440 PHONES Res. 445-5423 HAROLD'S AUTO REPAIR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 324 So. Montezuma St. Prescott, Arizona Compliments of Vyne Bros. Electric 142 N. Cortez Prescott, Arizona Rohrer-Bloom Wa Aeen AGENCY Sp In the Heart of Downtown Prescott Montezuma Ovrioy ProMOtt, Arizona ☆ PRESTIGE LINES ☆ Cosmetics — Gifts — Fashion Jewelry Hallmark Cards — Russell Stover Candies ☆ TOY GAME ROOM ☆ ☆ HEALTH NEEDS ☆ Skin Care — Vitamins — Personal Hygiene ☆ Finest Prescription Service ☆ Free Delivery Charge Accounts Zenith Hearing Aids Batteries SERVING PRESCOTT TWENTY YEARS offers its CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 JIM BROWN JR. 612 Miller Valley Road Phone 445-5139 INTERIOR— Carpets - Drapes and Accessories Venetian Blinds - Shades - Wallpaper EXTERIOR— Awnings - Patio Covers - Railings Screen Doors - Window Screens FIRE EXTINGUISHERS • Sales and Service shop . . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 from 7 4e Mt tic Mant —231 — Duiclc. Joann: 71 Duncan, Tim: 71 Duran. Manuel: Eddy, Robert: Edwardson, Diana: 71 Eqgers, David: Elkins. Keith Jr.: Withdrew Feb. 18 Espitia, Joey: 71 Espitia, John: 71 Espitia, Phyllis: 135 Espitia. Richard: 71 Evans, Melinda M.: 140 Evans, Michael: 71, 190. 203, 205 Everett, Janice: 71 Everett, Wayne: 71, 137, 139, 140. 209 Ewart. Melanie: 71, 118 Fain, Diane: 4, 71, 118, 148, 156, 172 Fenton, Leroy: 71, 155 Fernow. Robert: 155, 212, 213 Fields, Suzanne: 71, 132, 134, 135, 136, 156. 157 Finn, James: Floerchinqer, Liz: 71, 92, 113, 118, 127, 136, 139, 140, 147, 172, 174 Ford, Melanie: 145 Foreman. Robert: 71, 156 Fortner. Michael: 71, 216, 217 Fotopoulos, Georqia: 99, Withdrew Dec. 9 Frank. Bob: 71. 212, 213 Froman, Charles: 71 Fuchs. Edward: 100, 127, 158 Fuller, Dixie: Withdrew March 4 Fuhrman, Brenda: 68, 72, 118, 147, 156, 157, 178 Gabaldon, Rebecca: Gaqnon, Patricia: 72. 132 Gaither, Karla: 72, 144 Galleqos, Lanie: 72 Gilcrease, Bert: Withdrew Feb. 28 Gill, Ruth: 72. 139 Ginn, Beverly: 72, 140, 155 Ginsbach, Pixie: Glattfelder, Randy: 72 Gonzales, Steven: 72 Good, Janet: 72, 109, 118, 125, 146, 153, 176 Goodman, Rock: 72, 134, 135 Grayson, Kelly: 72, 155 Gregory, Joyice: 145 Grider, Michael: 72, 109, 114, 214. 215 Griffin, Stephen: 72 Guenther, Douglass: Hairston, Michele: 72, 150 Halley, Donald: 72. 127, 161, 188 Hamman, Susan: 72 Hammond, Pamela: 68, 72, 74, 118, 143, 178 Hampton, Steve: 155 Hanna, Randy: 157 Hansen, Roberta: 72, 172 Hargens, Terry: Harris, Don: 72 Hartley, Janice: 72, III, 127, 135 Hartman, Marjorie: 72, 155 Hastings. Ronald: 72 Hatch, David: 72 Hattabaugh, Penny: 72 Heffelfinger, Susan: 72, 98, 102, 131. 133, 143 Heiselmeyer, Craig: 72, 136, 139, 140 Helvig, Kristine: 72, 136 Hendrix, Towena: 72. 136 Hendzel. Paddee: 72 Henry, Sherry: 73. 136 Herbert. James: 73. 155, 212 Hessinger, Amy: —232— Higgins, Donald: 73. 190 Hofstra, Patricia: 73, 118, 127. 139. 140, 152, 158 Holden, Eugene: 73 Holland, Suzanne: Holmes, George: Withdrew Nov. 8 Hosman, Linda: 73. 118, 143 Hunt. Rita: 73. 140. 153 Hunter, John: 73 Hussen, Donald: 73, 126, 155, 189. 203, 205 Ingersoll, Theodore: Withdrew Nov. 15 Jaarsma, Theo: 73 Jacquez, Erlinda: 73, 144. 153, 176 Jaime, Tom: Jarrett, Ronald: 73 Jaspers. Byron: 73, 139, 140, 214, 215 Johnson, Beverly: 73, 139, 151 Johnson. John: 73, Withdrew Jan. 6 Johnson, Lane: 73. 93. 98, 100, 102, 133, 199 Withdrew Jan. 23 Johnson, Susan: 73, 134, 135, 136 Jones, David C.: 73 Jones. Diana: 73. 140 Jones, Melody: 73, 156, 157 Jones, Neal: 73 Judd, Eric: 73, 113, 174, 190, 212 Karcic, Lisa: 73. 118, 124, 127, 145, 147, 178 Kaur. Gerard: 73. 158, 177 Keegan, Michael: 73, 190, 193, 196, 203. 205 Keel. Connie: 73, 118, 136 Kelly, Tom: 73 Kempf, Terry: 73, 101, 109, 115, 127, 189. 190, 214, 215 Kendall, Shawn: 73, 115, 139, 140. 151 Kendrick, Kenneth: 74, 128, 188, 203, 205 Kett, Mike: 74 Kimball, Ben: 74, 155 Knudtson, Kris: 134, 135, 136, 190 Lalla, Carol: Lambert, Vickie: 74 Langness. Kathy: Lanza. Gloria: 74 Laughlin, Milton: 74, 136, 163 Lawhorn, Deborah: 74, 150 Lawson, Thomas: 74, 128, 129, 193, 196 Layman, Robert: 74, 140 Leake, Connie: 74, 143 Lee, Lorene: 132, 144 Lewis. AI F.: 74. 190 Lewis. Dawn Rae: 74, Withdrew Dec. 18 Lewis, Jay: 74 Lewis. Richard: 74 Lewis, Suzie: Logan, David: 74 Logan, Peter: 74 Logan, Vickie: 74, 132, 134. 135, 136 Longacre. Lenora: 74 Lunceford, Kathleen: 74, 132. 134, 135, 136 MacIntyre, Kathy: 74 Mackin, Patrick: 160 Macktima, Janice: Madrid, Manuel: 74 Magby, Mary: 74, 118, 155 Maiolo, Lena: 74, 156 Malizio, Tony: 74, 139, 140 Mangerich. Jean: 74, 118, 136, 145, 147 Manton. Kathy: 74. 118, 143, 145, 146, 147, 157 Markley, Mike: Marlowe. Wm. Craig: 74, 109, 143 Marnell. Robert: 74, 160 Marsh, Barbara: 74. 118 Martinez. Jesse: 74, Withdrew Jan. 21 Martinez. Nancy: 74, 136, 147 Matney. Lonnie: 74 Maxwell, Carla: 74, 118, 144 Mayo, Rebecca: 75, 106, 124, 125, 137 Mayotte, Richard: 75 McCall, Mark: 75 McDonald, David Alle: 75 McDonald, David Arch: 75, 134, 135, 136, 139, 178, 188 McIntosh, Roger: 126, 189 McNey, Peter: 75, 129 Meisinger, Neva: 75 Merkle, Patricia: 75, 118, 143 Miller, Richard: Miller, Shelley: 75. 118, 136 Mills. Wayne: Mitchell. Cynthia: 75 Mitchell. Jerome: 75, Withdrew Feb. 20 Moore. Cheryl: Morgan, Lynn: 75, 155 Munday, John: 75, 151 Munoz, Hector: Withdrew Jan. 20 Murphy. Betty: 75, 155, 156, 157, 163 Neuman, Paul: 75, 109, 143, 153, 176 Newberry, Edward: 75 Nuttall, Joe: 134, 135. 136 Nyman, Sharon: 75, 136 Oliveria, Allison: Olson, Jill: 75, 144 Onnen, Linda: 75 Ortega, Joann: 156 Overton, Donna: 75 Parker, Dale: 75, 106, 136, 137, 161 Parker, Neal: 75 Parra, Arthur: 155 Parry, Darrell: 75. 136 Parsons, Kenneth: 131 Partridge, Toby: Pauk, Denise: 75, 136, 139, 140, 146 Pearson, Michael: 75 Peet, Donald: 75 Pena, Richard B.: 75 Penrod, Gloria: I 18 Perez, Manuel: Phelps, Willis: 75, Withdrew Dec. 2 Phillips, Darrell: 75 Phillips. John: 75. 129, 140, 161 Pierce, James Wes: 75 Portugal, Walter: Withdrew Dec. 20 Pruitt, Robert: 75, 189, 199 Przezdziecki, Cathy: Pugh, Susan: Ralston, Patricia: 75, Withdrew Jan. 30 Ramirez. George: Withdrew April 14 Ramirez, Guadalupe: Withdrew April 14 Reardon, Terry: 75, 126, 155, 188 Reece, Christopher: 76, 100, 113, 127, 129. 139. 158, 161, 174, 177 Rees. Shirley: 76. 127, 134, 135 136 Regalado, Richard: 190 Renish, Rebecca: Reynolds, Marcia: 76, Withdrew Jan. I Reynolds, Robert: 76, 132 Rhodora, Rio: 76, 92 Rice. Philip: 76. 220 Rice, Stanhope: 209 Rincon. Pat: 76 Rivera, Juan: 76 Rivera, Veronica: 76 Roberts, Marsha: 76. 156 Robinson. Leonard: Robinson, Tim: 76. 193, 196 Roby, Gordon: Roby, Steven: Withdrew Jan. 6 Rocheleau, Johnnie: 76, 139, 140 Rochester, Michael: 76 Rodarte, Francine: 76 Rodarte, Louis: 76 Rodgers, Kathy: 76, 114 Rodriquez, Alma: 135 Roe. Lori: 76. 118, 135. 136 Royster, Karen: 76, 143 Rubel, John: Rubel, Thomas: 76, 199 Ruddock, Jerry: 76 Rusing, Thomas: 76, 113, 126, 127, 174, 178, 189, 193. 196 Sarvis, Janet: 76, 106, 118, 145, 178 Schenck, Robert: Schlener, Fredric: 188 Schneider, Julie: 76, 106, 118, 145, 156 Schroder, Chris: 76, 106, 118 Scott, Novalene: 76, 135, 156 Scott, Shirley: Withdrew Feb. 28 Serrano. Roberta: 76, 135 Shellhorn, Gary: 76. 113, 127, 128, 129, 174, 190 Shoemake, Tom: 76, 156 Shepherd, Melody: Sherman, Michael: 76 Sherrod, Alana: 76, 135 Sherwood, Stephen: 76 Sieckmann, William: Sievwright, David: Withdrew Nov. 26 Sims, Karen: 76 Sisson, Wayne: 76 Skinner. Gerald: 76, 118, 128, 129, 189. 193, 196 Smith, Brad: 93. 102, 155 Smith, Craig: 76, 140 Smith, Delores: 76, 136, 144 Smith, Ken: 76 Smith, Mike: 76, 156 Smith, Paul: 76 Smith, Paul Stephen: Snellgrove, Laura: 76, 118, 145 Sorenson, Janice: 76 Spry, Sherrie: 76, 136 Stanton, Jeff: Withdrew Jan. 6 Stazenski, Cathy: 76, 131 Steed, Denise: 76, 144 Stevenson. Suzanne: 76, 132, 134, 155 Stickney, Tim: 76 Stoffers, Catherine: 77 Storm, Jeff: 77, 151 Streeter, Gary: Stuck, Kenneth: 77 Sturdevant, Scott: 77, 189, 190, 216, 217 Suazo. Gloria: 77, 135 Sullivan, Barbara: Sullivan, Billie Jo: 77, 136 Summerow, Linda: 77, 135 Summerow, Mary: 77 Suter, Tim: 77, 155 Swenson, Karl: 77, 160 Tavasci, Dale: Taylor, David: 77 Taylor. Dean: 77, 106, 116, 137, 150 Taylor, Kerry Duane: 77 Taylor, Maria: 77, Withdrew March 17 Taylor, Monica: 77 HAMPTON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service - Oxygen Equipment PHONE 445-3811 - RES. 445-1448 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1969 Sears SbAno, KUtBUtK AND CO. the reliable service of a quality store “Shop and Save” Easy Catalog Shopping YELLOWFRONT Credit Department Wishes the CLASS OF 1969 117 S. CORTEZ “the best of luck” Temple. Mark: 73. 77. 100. 122. 123 Tenney, Merle: 68, 106, 122, 123. 136. 139. 179 Thayer. Richard: 77, 127, 158 Thimsen, Randy: Withdrew Feb. 18 Thomas. Jessica: 77 Tomkins, Robert: 140 Underwood. Thomas: 77, 134, 135. 143 Vandevort, Ann: 77 Vasilius, Janet: 77, 127, 143, 154 Vaughn. John: 139, 140 Volner, David: 77 Wagner, Michael: 77, 156 Walker, Phyllis: 77. 110. 134. 135, 136. 156 Waller, Kristine: 77 Warren, Claudia: Withdrew Jan. 24 Washo, James: 77 Waterman, Eidred: III. 134, 135, 136 Wattis, Michael: 189, 193. 196, 203. 205 Webber, Ann: 77 Weber, Melinda: 77 Weeks. Leslie: 77 Welch. Judy: 77. Withdrew Jan. 21 Wendt. George: 77, 128, 214, 215 Westbrook, Rosemary: 77, 155 Westmoreland, Linda: Whitaker, Patricia: 135, 136 White. Charles: 77 Whiterock, Johnny: Whitlow, Richard: 77 Whittington, Gaynell: 77, 113, 127, 139. 147, 174 Wilhelm. Russell: 77, 112 Williams, Byron: 77, 136 Williams, Constance: 118 Williams, Deborah: 68, 77, 113, 118, 124, 125, 127, 136, 139, 152, 174. 178 Williamson, Craig: 77, 128, 145, 216, 217 Willis. Cathy: 77 Wingfield. John Kit: 155 Wolfinger, Jonathan: 77, 92, 100, 109, 113, 127, 139, 140, 143, 174 Woodcock, David: 77 Wright. Phyllis: 77, 118, 153, 156 Yanez, Ernestine: 77, 136, 140, 144 Young, Mary: 77, 109, III, 113, 127, 132. 134, 135, 136. 174 Zabriskie. Deloria: 73, 77, 124, 125, 132, 134, 135, 136, 148 Zamzow, Becky: 77 SOPHOMORES Aguilera. Ronald: 207, 208 Ainsworth, George: 79 Alanis, Robert: 79 Alexander, David: Allen, La Mira: Anderson, Frank: 79. 158. 177 Andrada, Donald: Apolinar, Patricia: Arment, Stephen: 155 Bache-Wiig, Bonnie: 132 Bartholomew, Nancy: 79, 124 Bagby. Sally: 124, 139. 140, 158 Bailey, Katherine: 79 Bake, Lester: 132, 139, 140, 143, 146 Balinger, Crystalyn: 150, 163 Ball, Patricia: 79, Withdrew Jan. 23 Barnes, Debra Jean: 79 Barnes, Evester: 79, 190, 197, 198, 209. 241 Barra. Mary Lou: 135 Barringer. Mary: 79 Bartmus, Patricia: 79, 151 Beach, Susanna: 79, 124 Beauchamp, Candace: 79 Ber.nett, Anne: 79, Withdrew Sept. 27 Bennett. Russell: Best, Michael: 79. 140 Bianconi. William: 79, 93, 155 Blair, Barbara: 79 Blankenship, Danny: Bloom, Sheila: 79 Bohning, Bonita: 143, 144 Bonds, Michael: 79, 83, 190, 199 Bonitta, Michael: 79 Boster, Charles: 79, 132, 139, 190, 199, 208 Boughner, Linda Jo: Boughner, Mildred: 79 Bowles, Janet: 79, 124, 125 Boyd. Dave: Boyd. Michael: 79. 132, 193, 196, 209 Bradley. George: 79 Brewer, Deborah: Brewer, Diane: 79 Brewer, Glenna: 79, 132 Brimhall, Steven: 79, 197, 207 Brogdon. Michael: Brown, Scott: 79, 145 Brownlow, Gerald: 207, 208 Brownlow, Suzanne: Broyles, Kim: Buker, Miles: Burgess, Timothy: Burhans, Lee: 79 Burnett, Terry: 79 Burney, Kitty: 79 Burris. Janyne: 79, 132, 139 Burton, Lawrence: 143 Cagle, Bonnit: 79, 135 Cahill. Susan: 80. 124, 132 Caldwell, Patrick: 80 Campbell, Karen Jean: 80 Campbell, Kenneth: Withdrew Dec. 12 Carbiener, Ronald: 80 Carey. Laura: 80 Carey, Lesher: 80, 155 Carter, Gary: Cartier. Richard: Castaneda, Johnny: 80, 132 Castaneda. Robert: Castell, Lee Eugene: 80 Castellini. Bob: Withdrew Jan. 13 Castro, Edward: 80, 140 Castro, Socorro: 80, 132 Castruccio, Mary: 80 Chandler, Carol: 80, 132 Chapman, Susan K.: 80 Chiappini, Robyn: 80, 140, 145 Clark, John: 80 Claike, Debra: 80 Cleveland. John: 80, 199 Clupper, Linda: 80, 124 Conradt. Jan: 80 Cook, Charles: 80 Cook, Robert: 80. 207, 208 Cooley. Jeanette: 80, 140 Cowan, Susan: Cox, Lola: Creamer, Donald: 80 Cross. Linda: 80, 140, 152 Croxton. Michael: 80, 216, 217 Crumlish, Jamie: Withdrew Nov. 25 Cuba. Mildred: 80, 158 Cummings, David: 80, 209 Cummins, April: Curry, Michael: Cvetkovich, Lynn: 144 D'Anna. Stephanie: 80 Dardis, John: 80, 132 Davidson, William: Davis, Bruce: Davis. Beverly: 80 Davis, Jacqueline: 80 Deehr, Mark: 80 Densmore, Daniel: 81 Devereaux, Thomas: 81, 212 Diaz. Nancy Marie: Dibbens, Michael: 81 Dille. Bill: 81 Duick, Christine: 81 Duncan, Wallace: 81 Eakle, Dennis: 81 Eaton, John Keith: 81 Earnhart, Louis: 81 Eddy, Gary: 81, 132 Edington, Dolores: Withdrew March 25 Eggleston, Susan E.: 81 Elliott, Frank: Enhelder. Robert: Withdrew Dec. 2 Euler, Patricia: 81 Evans, Linda Lee: 81, 132 Evans. Mark E.: 81 Evans, Marsha Lavern: 81 Ezell, Christopher: 81, 140 Feroleto, Elaine: 81 Fields. Sheila EJain: 145 Finn, Richard: 81 Fitchett, Cara: 81 Flores, Rosa: 81 Flores. Duke: 190, 203, 204 Flynn, Shirley: 81, 178 Fong, Anthony: Forrest, Truett: 38, 81. 122, 123, 190, 191, 197, 208 Froman, Larry: 81, 155 Fuller, Gordon: 81, 143 Fuller, Jeanette: 81, 132 Gagnon, Michele: 81, 132 Gallegos, Antonia: Ganger, Samuel Lee: 209 Gere, Jennifer: 81 Gilcrease, Cindee: 81 Gillow, Christinean: 81. 92, 139, 140 Gittings, Jeri: 81, 89, 143 Gittings, Jo: 81, 89, 115, 143 Glattfelder, William: Goodell. Neil: 81, 145. 190, 207, 208 Goodman, Lark: 81, 132, 190 Goodson, Patricia: 82, 144 Goswick, John: 82, 128, 190, 197, 198, 209 Grace, Georgia: 82 Gray, Harley H.: 140, 158, 190 Gray, Sara: 82 Grayson, Tony: 82 Greene, David: 132 Greer, Garry: 82 Gregory. Tera: 82 Griffin, Pamela: 82 Hale, Cheryl: 82. 132, 154 Hand, Donna: 82, 132, 145 Hardin, Debra: Harris, Marjorie: 82, 132 Harris, Virginia: 82. 124, 132 Hastings. Gordon Gen: 140 Hawks. Michael: Hays, Dallas: 82 Hedlund, Jenene Mari: 82, 150 Heilman, Larry: 82, 190 Henderson, Jacqui: 132 Hensley, Jerry: Hepperle, Sheila G.: 82 Herbert, Ruth: 82. 154 Heredia, Ruben: Hernandez. Patricia: 82, 132, 207 Hillenius, William: Hinson, Michael: 82, 99, 143 Hofstra, Nancy: 82, 139, 140. 152. 158 Holland. William: 82 Hollmen. Linnea: 82, 124 Holmes, Daniel: 82. 140 Hood, Katherine: 82, 92, 137 Hook, Larry: 82, 155 Hopf, Joseph: Hopson, James: 82 Hosman, Paul: 82, 216, 217 Houghton, Susan: 82 Hull. Richard: Hunt. Emily: 80. 82. 149, 191 Hyson, Steve: 199 Ingersoll, Frederick: 82, Withdrew Nov. 15 Isaac, Michael: Jackson, Sally: 82 Jacobson, Melanie: 82, 107, 132, 145 Jaime, Alice: 82 Jaime, Jesse: Jeffrey, Kathryn M.: Jensen, Charles: 83, 155 Johnson, Debra: 83, 112 Johnson, Denise Y.: 83 Johnson, Gayle: 83 Johnson, Georgia: 83 Jones, Charles H.: 83 Jones, Cynthia: 83 Jones, Janet: 83, 139, 140 Jones, Noel: 83 Jordan, Christopher: 83, 212 Kagele, George: 83, 190, 199, 209 Kaspar, Peter M.: 83 Kent, Connie: 83 King, Carl: Kingsbury, Deborah: 83. 132, 145 Kinsley, Theresa: 83 Kinslow, Joe: 83 Kizer, Karen: 81, 83, 149, 191 Kloefkorn, Linda: 83 Kooken, Deborah: 83, 158 LaBarge. Dolores: 83, 145, Withdrew Jan. 24 LaFuze, Suzette: 83 Laguna, David E.: 83, 158, 209, 211 Lambson, Denise: Laney. Linda R.: 83 Lee, Victor: Lister, Ernie: 83 Locke, Connie: 83 Lockhart, David R.: 83, 140 Logan, Steven: 83, 212 Long, Anthony: 83 Lopez, Guy Carmen: 83 Lopez, John Edward: 83 Lovell, Bradley P.: Lowry, Shirley: 83, 132 Ludvigson, Laurie: 84 Lyford, Tannis: 84, 132. 150 Lyman, Thomas: 84 Lytle. Robert: 83, 145 Maddox, Linda: 84, 124 Madrid, Gloria: 84 Madrid, Ruben: 199 Mahan, Terri: 84, 132 Mahler, Carl: 84 Marcum, Barge T.: 84, 155, Withdrew Feb. 11 Markley. Dixie: Martinez, Gabriel: 84 Martinez, Mary: 84, 132, 144 Martinez, Mary Ann: Withdrew Jan. 24 McCall, Mary: 84 McCarter, James Jay: 84, 207, 208 McCasland, Scott: 132, 193, 209 —234— Congratulations, CLASS OF '69 Smith’s Fashion Fabrics PHONE 445-3005 1513 WEST GURLEY STREET PAT and JOHN JONES 703 E. Gurley • Prescott, Arizona - Phone 445-9031 Lucky Sevcn-MAYfiOWER Transfer Storage wishes the CLASS OF '69 the best of luck! GILLIS ShyoV IVo “YOUR FASHION CENTER” CONGRATULATIONS g to the CLASS OF '69 CoMMATulAT o OS1. class of j69 HOb EAST GUR PHOtiE - 445-6841 —235— McCorkell. Russell D.: 155 McClung. Terrence: 33. 84. 132. 142. 190. 199. 207. 208 McCormack, Bruce: 83. 84 McDonald. Charles D.: 132. 145. 190 McKown, James: 155 Medley. Bertha: 84 Menges. Leslie: 84. Withdrew Jan. 6 Mercer. Whitfield: Withdrew Feb. 20 Mertz. Jacguelyn: 84 Mikitka, Gail: 84, 124 Miller. Jack: Miller. Russell: 84. 140. 143, 212 Mills. Deborah: 84 Mincks, Teddylen: 84. 92. 139, 140. 142. 146 Miner. Annette: 132 Minnick, Linda: 84 Minniear, Susan: 84 Molzahn. Everett. Paul: 84 Moore. Cathy L.: 84. 132 Moran. Benjamin: 84. Withdrew Nov. 15 Mosley, Marion: 84. 140, 190 Murphy. Mark: 84. 151 Murray. Dennis: 84, 207, 208 Nantz, Linda Jo: 84 Navarro, Pete: Nelson. Debbie: 84. 132 Nelson. Ruth: 84 Newberry, Diane Shel: 84. 124 Nowell. Elizabeth: 85. 132, 144 Nyman, Bonnie: 85, 124 Oakley. Ann: 85. 124, 139, 145 O'Connor, Mary: 85 O'Kelley. Calvin: 85 Oldynsk, Joann: Olmstead, Rodney: 85 Olsen. Michael: 85. 145, 155. 190 Orr, Carla: 85 Owens, Grover: 85, 139, 158 Parker. Frank: 85. 132 Parra. Edward: Parsons. C. Steven: 85. 132. 158, 190 Partridge, Joni: Pauk, Debra: 85, 124 Pawlak. Patti: 132. 158 Pendergast, Sherrie: 85 Peter, Kenneth: 85, Withdrew April I Petersen. Marchel: 85 Petty, Patricia G.: Phillips. Mary: Pierce. Sylvia: 85, 132 Platt, Joe John: Withdrew Feb. 4 Pomeroy, Faith: 85 Porter, Clarese: Withdrew Nov. 19 Porter. Donald: 212 Post. Stephen: 85. 132, 150 Power, Margaret: 78, 85, 132 Pratt, Marie: 85 Price. Jeanie: 85 Rafter, Brian: 85 Rainey, Vickey L.: 85 Randall, Linda: 85, 132, 154 Reed. Carole: Reed. Mary: 85. 132. 139. 140. 158 Reed, Raymond: Rees, Herbert D.: 85 Reeser, Kathryn: 85 Rehwald. Virginia: 85, 139, 140, 151 Reyes. Delfino Jr.: Reynolds, Kelly: 85. 132 Reynolds, Melvin: 85, Withdrew April 14 Rice. Mazie: 84, 85. 107, 121, 147 Richter, Susan: Withdrew Nov. 26 Riley. David: 85. 128. 212 Rivera, Ernest: Rivera. Patricia: 85. Withdrew Jan. 30 Robbins, Thomas: 86, 122, 123, 129, 190, 199. 216, 217 Robertson. Candi: 86, 132 Roby, Georgette: Withdrew March 3 Roby. Gerald: Withdrew Feb. 17 Rodarte. Dolores: 86 Roden. Debbie N.: 86, 140 Rodgers, Pamela: 86, 152 Rogers, Debra Jean: 86, Withdrew Feb. 17 Rood. Mary Jo: 86 Rowland, Jo Anna: 135 Rowley, Steven: 86, 190, 197 Ruddock, Chris: 86, 190 Rummel, W. David: 140. 143 Rushton, Darwin: Rusing. Daniel: 86, 190, 197, 198 Russell. Arlene: 86, 132 Russell, Catherine: Russell. Karen Lynn: 86, 100, 122, 123, 178 Rusted, Russel: 86 Rygg. Mary Ellen: 78, 86. 124, 145 Sanchez. Evelina R.: Withdrew Jan. 6 Sanchez, Theresa: 86 Sandri. Terri: 86, 124, 132 Sarff, Randal: 86. Withdrew Dec. 16 Sears, Leslie: 86 Sharp, Johnny Lee: 86 Sheffler, Stephanie: 86, 124, 132 Shepard, Michael: 86. 145. 220 Sherwood, Sundee: 86, 132, 140 Shields, Donovan: Shoemake. Nancy K.: 86, 132 Short, Robert L.: 86 Shryock. Rita: 86 Shumway, James: 86. 143 Sieh. Cynthia: 86, 124 Sifford, Randy: 86, 140, 143 Skinner, Roger: Withdrew Jan. 24 Skurja, James: 86, 190, 212 Skurok. Thomas: 86 Smith, N. Lee: 86, 124. 139. 246 Sorensen, Jeanne Lyn: 86 Stamm, Thomas Willia: 86 Starley, Kay: 86, 132 Stazenski, Henry: Stephens. Allen G.: 86 Stevens, Mark: 86 Stevenson, Sandra: 86 Steward. Melanie: 81, 86, 132, 246 Stewart, Jack: 86, 160 Streeter, Steve: Stringer, Roy: 203, 205 Strickland. James: 86 Stuart, Rhonda: 86, 132, 149, 191 Sullivan. Loy Dell: 87, 135 Summers. Marilyn: 87 Sunde, Ted Elliott: 87, 190, Withdrew Nov. 25 Szabo, James: 87, 132. 190, 193 Taylor, Gregory: Tersey. Darrell: 87 Tharp, Marilyn: 87 Thimsen, Stanley: 87 Thompson, Glenn: 87, 155. Withdrew April 15 Thompson, Mark: 87, 132, 160 Tomlinson. Renee: 87 Torkelson. Patricia: 80, 87, 139, 149, 191 Tremont, Susan Ann: Withdrew Nov. 7 Turley, Grant: 78, 193, 196, 208 Ungrich, Frederick: 87, 158 Vallely, Hugh: 87 Van Derek, Robin: 87 Van Setten, Anthony: 87 Van Wormer, Rex G.: 87, 190 Viehdorfer, Deborah: 87 Volner. Karen: 87, 132 Waalkens, Phillip: 87 Wagner, John: 87 Wagner, Norbert: 87, 128, 160 Wall. Ann: 87, 150 Washburn, Tim: Weeks, Charles: 87. 132, 190, 208 Welch. Patricia: 87, Withdrew Jan. 21 Welch. Steven: 87. 122. 123, 128, 132, 190, 197, 198 Wells. Kristina: 87, 163 Westbrook, Janet K.: Wheatley, Lynn: 87 White, Leslie: 87 Whitman, Roy L: 87, 139. 151. 179 Williams. Cody: 82, 87 Williams, James: Williams. John: 87, 100 Williams: Johnny: 87, 190, 197 Williams, Susan: 87, 132 Williams, Michael: Willis, Mary: 87 Willman, Nancy: Wiste. Judy: 87. 132. 154 Wohlwend. Randy: 87, 139, 140 Woolford. Terry: Wright, Rhonda: 87, 140, 163 Wussow, Keith: 87 Wykoff. Kay: 87, 124. 132 Yaeger. Harlow: 87, 129, 190 Yang, Lucy: 87, 152. 154 Ybarra. Gilbert: 87, 190. 191, 199. 207, 208 Yaw, Tyrone: 87 Zamzow, Cindy K.: 87 Zuhlsdorf. Larry: FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Andre. Jack: 28. 160. 239 Bache-Wiig. Denny: 19 Bell. Fred: 29. 82. 151 Bender, C. J.: 23 Bennett, Dwight: 22. 60. 154 Bigelow. Marion: 23. 153 Bishop, Benny: 34, 189, 212 Botazzi, David: 31 Burns. James: 25. 132, 135. 139, 239 Cantrell, Abe: 31 Carey. Ethel: 2. 3. 27. 69. 144 Castaneda. Ted: 19. 199 Clemens, Phillip: 24 Cover. William: 34 Cook. Donald: 14, 35, 196 Cordes, Dorothy: 17, 33 Cutler, Wynona: 31 Derven. Peter: 16 DeWillis, Mary Ann: 16, 143 Dickerson, Ruth: 32, 152 Edwards, Fay: 31 Everett, Raymond: 21 Fenderson, Les: 11, 29. 35, 191 204, 206 Fogle, H. Dean: 28 Frank, Alfred: 22. 33. 161, 197 Fuller. Iris: 31 Gabaldon, Rocky: 31 Galde, Dorothy: 17, 177 Gale, Dwain: 28, 33, 155 George, Lite: 32 Geater, James: 15 Gittings, Charlotte: 30 Gould, Ronald: 26, 175 Graves, Sandra: Griffith, Bill: 31 Haff, Harold: 31 Harbor, Stanley: 24, 238 Heaton, Floyd: 28 Hedgpeth, Patricia: 30 Henderson, Raymond: 25, 139, 140 Hicks. Hadley: 16. 170. 186, 189, 204, 206 Higgins, Ruth: 31 Hightower, Roger: 6, 27, 126, 170, 176, 186, 188, 220 Howell, Wayne: 27, 170, 186. 189. 216, 217 Hudson, Leighton: Hunt, Bryce: 25 Jones. Jay: 17, 88 Kempf, Zene: 31 Kirby. Kit: 25, 139, 140 Knudtson. Virginia: 16 Kurr. David: 20. 158 Ladd, Jess: 31 Larson, Gordon: Lea, Luanne: 17 Lea. William: 33 Leighton, Clifton: 189 Maneely, Ann: 20 McConnell. Helen: 15 McIntosh, Dean: 5, 22 McNarie. M. J.: 23, 116 Mignerey. Ann: 31 Mikulewicz, Robert: 18, 89, 98, 133 Molnar, Stephen: 31 Navarro, Rudy: 26, 33, 155 Nelson, Gerry: 34, 145 Ohler, Faye: 28. 88 Orr. Jack: 23. 35. 118. 191, 199 Parsons, Louise: 32 Pederson. Orval: 31 Pehl, Patricia: 27. 33, 144 Preston, Patricia: 32, 33, 35, 163 Provost, Raymond: 14. 35, 123 Raudebaugh, Robert: 28 Reece, Richard: 15, 35 Reece, Dorothy: 30 Riley, James: 31 Roach, Lola: 19. 116, 153 Rodaite, Ralph: Rodgers, Donald: 19 Sewell. Gilbert: 21 Sharp, Dana: 32 Shellhorn, Doris: 30 Shoemake, Wesley: 31 Sigland. William: 20, 33 Silva, Rudy: 31 Skinner, Helena: 26 Sleeper, James: 31 Smith. E. Jim: 18. 79, 97. 193, 209 Stewart, Charles: 31 Stephenson, James: 29, 82, 158 Thayer. Bob: 31 Trammell. June: 30 Tyson. Ethel: 24. 137, 150 Viliborghi, Edward: 21. 214, 241 Weller, Rodney: 29, 151 Wherley, Raymond: 17, 33, 170, 209, 211 Wiant, George: 26 Williams, Douglas: 5, 13, 35, 116 Yost. H. F.: 26, 116 —236— NANCY’S wishes the Class of '69 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA the best of luck in the future 139 South Cortei Street Phone 445-6396 RAY'S PDQ MARKETS PRICES - DEPENDABILITY - QUALITY FINE MEATS FOODS Open 7 to 11 Every Day 600 WEST GURLEY 701 EAST GURLEY 1106 WILLOW CREEK ROAD Thunderbird Galaxy L. T. D. Fairlane Torino G. T. Falcon Mustang LUTEY 333 WHITE SPAR ROAD Cars and Trucks We Wish You Success! For A Lifetime FORD, INC PHONE 445-S300 Congratulations to the Class of ’69 from POWER ENTERPRISES Sunset Hills Dairy Queen — Burger Queen —237— I get so tired of hearing about his sacroiliac problems. The doctor says it's a combination between Parkinsons disease and Artsie Craftsie. One move and I'll shoot. —238— And if Elson win , I'll turn my horses loose on his lawn. In with the good air, out with the bad. —239— Open wide for Chunky. What do you mean they don't allow girls in the Navy? I was in it for four years! You don't actually publish THOSE kind of pictures in the newspaper, do you? Okay, who sneezed? —240— Did he say, 'Alas, poor Yorilc! I knew him well.'? —241 ■ GIFTS FOR MOTHER SOCIAL STATIONERY Fashionable Hallmark papers designed in a wide variety of socially correct sizes and colors. A gift any Mother will appreciate... $1.25 to $5.00. KEEPSAKE FILE An attractive, expandable file to keep and protect special clippings, photo- graphs and mementoes. Includes sheet of labels to personalize Mother’s album ... $3.95, gift-boxed. PLAYING CARDS Hallmark Playing Cards feature designs Mother will love with lacquered edges and deluxe plastic finish. Many designs have matching party accessories. Dou- ble deck in gift case ... $2.70. THOUGHTFULNESS ALBUM Elegant embroidery design embossed on 8 x 10 portfolio containing calendar pages for listing all important occa- sions. Album $4.50, complete with assortment of Hallmark cards. SAM HILL HARDWARE 144 S. MONTEZUMA STREET PHONE 445-0320 YAVAPAI VENDING COMPANY S. Granite Street Prescott, Arizona COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of PRESCOTT 124 S. Granite Street Prescott, Arizona things gO better.i .-with Coke —242— Congratulations, 1969 SENIORS MAYES HEAP INSURANCE Fire, Liability, Auto, Life Bonds Raskin's Jewelers Trophy Manufacturers IIOW. Gurley Street Phone 445-6120 BRUCE FEE 123 E. GURLEY STREET PHONE 445-3151 DON RISK —243— PRESCOTT AVIATION, INC. We Specialize in Municipal Airport Prescott, Arizona REAL Mexican Food Phone 445-0662 CHARTER - RENTAL El C ta INSTRUCTION 120 North Montezuma Street Phone 445-9978 MAULER'S Congratulations, Seniors! FURNITURE CO. SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Congratulates the Best Wishes for CLASS OF 1969 Success in the future! Hank Hatfield's GLAU GAS SUNSET OIL - offers -- Congratulates the dependable CLASS OF '69 service “You want service . . . Congratulations, we got it!” CLASS OF '69 333 Grove Avenue Phone 445-6616 508 Miller Valley Road Phone 445-3212 —244— 7«4e 'fyell i' j uun TEXACO, INC Wish to Congratulate the SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 The Best of Everything in the Years to ComeI MR. NICHOLAS - 445-1210 JACK'S............1317 E. Gurley - 445-3062 BERTS...................... 928 E. Gurley - 445-5450 CLEM'S . . . 302 S. Montezuma - 445-4740 CHETS........... 524 W. Gurley - 445-2881 Prescott Pharmacy — Prescription Pharmacists — A Complete Line of Drugs and Sundries 500 W. Gurley Street Phone 445-2540 Frontier Hairdressers Congratulates the SENIOR CLASS We Do Hair Anytime, Day or Night, by Appointment PHONE 445-3412 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1969 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 318 W. Gurley Street 914 E. Gurley Street Phone 445-0470 Phone 445-0470 113 WEST GOODWIN (Next to the Post Otfice) Congratulations, Seniors! Best Wishes from PRESCOTT LUMBER AND ROOFING CO. Del Harvey Insurance Agency, Inc. Wishes the CLASS OF 1969 “the best of luck” 723 E. Gurley Street Phone 445-2660 —246— Congratulations, Prescott CLASS OF 1969 Printing Company Pine Cone 1FTTFRPRFSS Inn LI- 1 1 L i 1 lx LOO AND OFFSET Prime Steaks 207 NORTH CORTEZ STREET Chicken - Seafood E. J. REUTER White Spar Road Phone 445-9953 PHONE 445-1428 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1969 Pmcott™£ouriei T. FRANK STEWART, Publisher “Serving ALL of Yavapai County” Complete Coverage - - - SCHOOL - LOCAL - STATE and NATIONAL NEWS 205 North Cortez Street Phone 445-3333 —247— Editor-in-chief Debby Dulaney and Hassayamper Editor Lori Evans admire the 1969 Hassayamper cover designed bv Jim Ferra, center. A yearbook is a memory book of places, proms, plays and pals. Within this book you may see gold or gray remembrances known only to you. In years to come you may again turn these pages—reminiscing, thinking a thousand thought of days gone by but not lost. I will turn these pages—reviewing, reliving, knowing hours of work and worry and leaden moments of frustration. 1 will remember people I thank for work well done: Dutch Reuter, Floyd Pigg and Jack Kepplin of Prescott Printing Co.; Chuck Bursell of S. K. Smith Cover Co.; Ernest McNey of Pioneer Photo; the crazy Hassayamper staff; the put-up-with-a-lot photographers; and love-life-cool-hand-Mike, Mr. R. T. Miku- lewicz, advisor. This book is priceless. Diamond memories cannot be measured in value. The Hassayamper is an invaluable part of me, and is now a part of you. Lori Evans, Editor —248— V