Sunnyslope High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1959 volume:

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We, the staff, feel that our life at Sunnyslope High School, as depicted and recorded by the yearbook, is similar to the varied interests at the Fair. We, at SHS, have four main interest areas and at the Fair, activities were divided into tour main groups. They are Instruc- tional, Physical, Organizational, and Recreational. Throughout the book we will endeavor to show you some of the activities at the Fair and their relationship to our activities in high school. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ...................... .,.. 3 Administration ............. ,,,, 4 Faculty .......................,........................,..,.......,.. ..., 6 Staff ..........,..............,......................,....,,,,.,,,.,.,.,,. ..,,,,, 1 2 Seniors ..,.............................,,.,,,..,,..,,,,,.,,.Y,.,,,,,, .,,,,,, 1 4 Senior Mosts ..... ,,,,,,. 3 3 Juniors .......... ,,,,,,, 3 6 Sophomores ..............,........... ,,,.,,. 4 4 Freshmen ........,.......,,...,,,.....,,,. ,,,,.,, 5 5 Pfl 1476141 Foreign Exchange Students .,,,.,. ,,,,,,, 6 6 Fcstball ..........,...,...........,,.., ,-,,,,, 7 0 Basketball .....,..........,..,. ,,,,-,, 7 6 Baseball ........,......,.,...,,... ,,,,,,, 3 2 Gymnastics 8. Wrestling ,.,., ,,,,.,, 3 5 Tennis .....,.....,,d,........,.,...,,,.,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,. ,,.,,,. 8 8 Track ............,..,.,..,....,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 0 Girls' Sports ....................,......d...,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,..,,.Y,,,., ..,,,,,,,, 9 2 Clubs ...........,.,.,....,....,, .,,.,,,, 1 OO Letter From the Editor ,...............,,,,,,,,,.,,,.v,.,,., ,,,,,,,, 1 20 Music ...........,.....,.,,,.,,,,e,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,. I 21 School Life ....,..,.........,.............,e,,,..,..,..,..,...., ..,,,..., 1 30 Queens .,....... ....,.,.. 1 Ai -2- O O Now at the end of our school year, as we pause to count our many happy memories, we think of the late Betty Kay Ross, who with her smiling face and shining courage proved an inspiration and a symbol of strong Christian faith to us all. Betty attended Sunnyslope High for three years under an unusual handicap but in that time she reaped many hon- ors and awards in various fields as a result of her well-planned labors. The Valhalla staff of 1959, humbly dedicates this book in fond memory to an out- standing Viking, Betty Ross. Mel? i B 1' if? gs. . L 1: E.. Y Q i'z:5iJn:+:v1Ls+ M-Q ,W , A :--- 4 1 V.SfHf5,5,f2ww+f ff- 1' , , , nf , -1- , ,Q nf -w:1f4?iZ?31a.,3 - A , 5. f , A 4-Q-viz, - , Q A H ' . ' ' ,v iff 30. im, :fl '.f33'f'E'4-1-:T ' 5f'1: W?'f'- 'fa' f '-, '5'--s'f'1 VA fiizg, ifls n F: i A ' ki Wu, iff? '?3,ii! V LW l fi. w.::'5975ifi ' pf ' F-'a--f-f:QF.,,-snQ:- , .. -W 4 zzfzwlf , - if K Ogg :Q-ff .: , ' 'fi f T ' E - C? ' 212-591.- -', ,L,.. V , fc-Q. - fbi F Q fa: --fp.-11--P Qi' . . if fir .' I if-'SY'-V fl, - - sf ,nfqlyfl-3 H-rfb, .14 ,gf - H meg .1 N-, N1 - - fin .4, Y z it ':'rs.Q . .. , - 2: ,, E 'f , J, ,... 1 'f- . - fa-fi-L-iv 1 13 'A ,J ky ii - -. Q-f f , IE. 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X 5 EnQV5h'B MGS Jean . wh Box e ' Bryant vb ,EMT-5 ' farfan NW 1 B,,q .. 6 - Bs., . Q ish, I i k Mr. James Carteqr Physical Educatibn M, Ch - 9 B.S. 3 Ch' ,arl eiia Canifgtxegs. wpm 1 Eg1lsrryfi,l?alfl's News RQSHOG .Ko 5 ., AAA. VSICS' Ge Xn!to4gUC 1 neral Scien Q.. - Ce ii w 1 R x . Mr. Joe Geiger V Y X Art, Mechanical Drawirig, Crafts A n B.A., M.A. ' gm Wm, ' ' aan perQU:o0,5s nglish, fm Hum Ncgii:v.e., Dam f 'Av Mffifiefshtb an P sychgfo 95' Mrs. Domenica Jenkin Shorthand, Secretarial Practice X eu B.A., M.A. l Eur. will 5 . Miss Jeanigxcadon l tgnseffilm Johns Xcax 1 'A.,M ' Arr, .on PWS -A eflc BA. - 7 - . an Hisfory I DQS Mr5,'Mary Moore, Family Rela- tions, Home Economics, B.S. M,-. R ' B-S' Phor ' L' MCB .L 'Typlngl Ogf Ge, Mrthlice Mt-,gre M-A, aphyf Mdfhemglljgl Aids 4. . 1 , f 8.8 V ' ' I 'I or . Yif 5 Y l' Q , XS , M QQ M Q ,fllff vi r Sv ,. 8- . -' 'R+ ,Y ' E 3 x1.1 JT ' K lj ,K Q .04 1 . S . K ' K , M , Mr. Howard McConnell, English ll lil? ,im Sod, Journalism, B.A., , , ' W Q K ' 'CSI ' I ad - F a mcwfef CW' hon' B-A-,eMC1l've'f Safer Mr. 'e Nx.A- ' - Y Edu 5 oloQYfB'A or ca Mrs. Dorothy Pickens, Counsel- dshop, ing, Home Economics, 8.5. M xNO0 r, V- xedo- L - 'ffor . vuxuafn OJPW Ng,Ps- 6flf7?B.A., frflrgskll M Mrkhemaxlcs, ,, .ham A irhemafic Ma - 8 - l l n 3' Q v , Q-2. Mrs. Loretta Kersey, Heaffh Ed- ucation, Physical Edqcafiori, B.S. M Mr. Aaron Lipinski, B u s i n e s s, B.A., M.A. Mr. Joe Miller, Wood Shop, B.S., EUQUSY' ia Mr Janie s A S M f amy Made' 9 My MUS s A wee RKXGYI Mr. Bob Schmalfuss, Counseling, World Geography, American His- , tory, B.A. M, , xgduf-5 . - Ken Physica 7g, Qfvigerg iewrighf C I ' MAA ' OU Se,'- Mr. B tion' B' Nxr. D Nm Miss Harrie? Sfrenger, cnglish, B.Pv1 M ' X QV' 'S' Bioo SeHngCQarlene Tallak Wh, on Srm f nglishl BA son, CDU f MA. Amer, Mr. Ed Wessel, Mathematics, B.S., Mr R . . ' berf . 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Q ,i i gi gg Ill ill S ffll At the entrance to the World's Fair there is a large modern building called the Grand Palais. On the front of the build- ing is a glowing facade with a peace dove emblazoned upon it. The building stands before a quiet pool in the forests of Bel- gium. The reception building is to the fair as our instructions are to our lives at Sun- nyslope. The instructions we receive serve as the reception hall, or orientation cen- ter, for the rest of our lives. .-13- S'6'1WORS' Mr. Charles Davis Mr. Kenneth Sewright Mr. Fred McClure SENIOR i S W ACGOMP fsvswa-'ws' 35,3514 f'V04'Q Homecoming Queen-Pha Webber Homecoming King-Bill Mattingly Senior Day Princess at Tempe-Susan Walker Senior Day Princess at Tucson-Joyce Adams Annual Queen and Betty Crocker Award-Lois Noren Football Captain-Richard Tucker Outstanding Student Council Representatives- Pha Webber and Tom Abbott President of National Honor Society-Tom Abbott Sweetheart Queen-Mary Payton Sweetheart King-Jack Rohr First Principal to Naval Academy-Charles Sigwart DAR Award-Leieen Keenan My True Security Contest Winner-Tom Abbott Voice of Democracy Contest-Leieen Keenan American Field Service Student to Switzerland and Student Body President-Alan Harris Registration-Sept. 21 Senior Pictures-Sept. 25 Senior Day at Tempe-Oct. i8 Senior Day at Tucson-Oct. 25 Homecoming-Nov. 14 Senior Day at Flagstaff-Feb. 21 Junior-Senior Prom-May 2 Senior Ditch-day-May 25 All School Award Night-May 22 Baccalaureate-May 24 Graduation-May 27 X! Xa Rita Mosi an, Class Harry Rodenkirk, Sgt. at Armsp Richard Tucker, V.P., Rita Mosiman, Ray Vaughn Class Sa ValeCliCTOri6f1- Sec.p Dwight Bellinger, Pres.g Ruth Kleinschmidt, Treas. lutaforian -14- Bill Abbott: lchabod -Favorite saying: Wow! Ambition: to be- come a P.E. instructor or a social studies teacher. Activities: Letter- men's Club 3,4: Le t t e r men's Follies 3,4: A.V.A. 2: Seminole Hi-Y 4. Tom Abbott: Rabbit -Ambition: Go to college and become an engineer. Activities: Seminole Hi-Y, Chaplain Jr. Yr, Vice Pres. Sr, Yr. National Honor Society, President: Student Council 4 yrs: Rocket Club: Science Club 3: J.V. Football 3 yrs.: Varsity Track 2 yrs: Freshmen Besketball: Schol- arship Award, Jr. Year, Boy's State. -Favorite saying: Ve r y - funny. , Ambition: Get out 3, of school. Activi- H ties: Advanced Band l,2,3: Audio Visual Aids 2,3,4: lihoto 3,4: Tennis Terry Archibald: Archie - Favorite saying: D o n 't sweat it. Ambition: To be a successful real e st a t e salesman Activities: H i- Y: Tom AIben: noun l 01493 OF '59 Joyce Adams: Joy -Favorite saying: Oh, the heck with it! Ambition. Be a nurse. Activities: Y-Teens 2 yrs: Junior council: Chorus: GAA: U of A Senior Day Queen. Terry Appell Dalrid Ash! Favorite saying: Checkmate. Ambition: To become a writer, Activities: National Honor Society 3,4: AVA 3,4: Orchestra 1. RN' ME' fl 2 football: basketball Marvin Atkinr Ambition: To be a preacher of the gospel.Schools attended: Archie H.S., Archie, Missouri,: Washington H i g h School, Phoenix. Activities: Track l,2, Archie, Mo. Janice A. Balkey: Jan -Favorite saying: If at once you don't succeed, then try,vtry again. Ambition: Teach school High chools attended: Liberty High chool l,2,3: Sunnyslope 4. 1 3 l -15-, l 5 'SEP SEIVIORS' Durene Ball5 Renee Favorite Saying: Hamburger and Pepsi please. Ambition: D e n t a I Nurse: High Schools Attended: Camelback 1, Yuma Union 2, Activities: Modeling Club, GAA 4. Freshman Class Council at Camelback. Sandra Bahr D u tfc h Favorite Saying: That's all r i g ht. Ambition: Attend college and study for teaching. Activities: Student Council l, ' Junior Council, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice- ' Pres. 4. Senior Class Pres: J. V. Football 2, 3, Varsity Wrestl- ing 'l, 2, 3, 4. leon Joyce Billings: Tot Favorite Saying: Oh, Shucks! Ambition: Go to cos- metology school. Activities: Girl's Glee Club 2 years: Con- cert Choir 2 years:' FHA l year: 2 year letter in Concert D wig ht Bellinger: Mary Ellen Bentley:-3 ,,,, Fats Favorite Say- ing: You old hot- dog. Oh, Puckie, Ambition: Move to Oregon and workg 'ial Activities: 'E-AA 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter Girls 4- Softball l, 2, 3: Vol- leyball l, 2, 3: Golf Q l, Badminton l, 2, 3 Archer 2 i Y I 3: Speedway2,3: Basketball l, 2, 3, Elaine C. Blanchard, Favorite Saying: And don't you forget it. Ambition: To become a stenographer or a typist. Ac- gvilies: Nat'l. Honor Society Sandra Bartlettg Sandy Fav- orite Saying: l made it my- self. Ambition: Change my name too! Activities: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee l. Sec-Treas. of Concert Choir. Treas. of Concert Choir 3, 4. FHA Pres. 2. Student Council 2. Three-year letter in Con- cert Choir. ca. Choir. Vernon Bolinger, Red Favorite Saying: Don't let it grab you. Ambition: To be rich. Activities: Band 4 years. Student Council 1 year. Jo Beth Bowman5 Jo Favorite Saying: But definitely! Ambt- tion: To become a gootl secre- tary. High Schools Attended: .Owensville H i g h Activities: FHA 2, 3: Vice Pres. 3: Girls Sextet 4: FTA 3: Girls Glee 2, 3, 4: Vi-Teens 3: Operetta 2, 3. f Joie E. Bowman: Favorite say- ing: Really Ambition: To al- ways be happy. High Schools attended: St. Paul's High and Sunnyslope. Activities: Varsity Maiorette l, 2.5 Mary Briscoe: Favorite saying: The Golden Rule Ambition: To be successful in whatever l do. High Schools attended: O'Fallon Township High, O'Fallon, Illi- nois, and Sunnyslope. Activities: GAA l, 2, 3: Vice-Pres. of GAA 2: Concert Choir 2, 3: Girl's Glee Club 2: Photography 2: Basketball: Volleyball: Soccer: Softball: Deck Tennis, all at O'Fallon High. Youth For Christ, Sunnyslope. y 5. . ' f 'Wie -' :. Mary Ann Brochheu- ser: Favorite saying: Oh my gosh ! Am- bition: To go to col- lege and become a primary music teacher. Activities: Adv. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4, Pres. 4: FNA 2, 3, 4: Secy. 3, 4: FTA 4: FHA l: Operetta 3, 4: Science Club 3: NHS 3, 4: National Conference of Chris- tians and Jews dele- gate 3: Temoe Music Camo Scholarship 2: Flaqstaff Music Camp Scholarship 3. Marilyn Carpenter: Favorite saying: Don't be so ugly. Ambition: To go to college. Activities. Student Body Social Manager: J u n i or Class President: Sophomore Class Vice-President: Ten- nis: GAA: Vi-Teens: Varsity tennis 3 years: Sports Man- ager 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3. lee Clemson: Ambition: Carpen- ter. Schools attended: Sunny- slope l, 2, 4: Cottonwood 3. Activities: AVA 2, 3: Track, Cot- tonwood 3. l i 1 i l : i I I l Roberta Jean Bru- ney:l Bobbie Jean Favorite s a y i n g: Really now? Ambi- tion: Business teach- er. Aictivities: FTA 3, 4: Vi-Teens l, 2, 3: GAA3 l: Orchestra 1, zl, 3, 4: Girls Glee, Club 4: NHS 4 . 64-4529 OF '59 Judith lee Britton: Brit Favo rite saying: OH! Really. Ambi tion: To attend college and be come a physical education teach er. Activities: GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4 Vi-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: FHA l, 2 Lettergirls 2, 3, President 4: Var sity Pom Pon 2, 3, Co-head 4 Follies l, 2, 3, 4: Soon. Class Assembly: A I l-St a r Baseball Basketball, Volleyball: Tennis l 2, 3, 4. lfbrlalcl Leighton Church: ,, Mouse Favorite saying: I don'f know what to tell you. Ambition:,To live, to love, to learn. Activities: 7 - year :club lonly memberl. .gr Mary Ann Clingan: Mac Favo- rite, saying: Why Not Ambi- tioni: To take over where Jon Whitcomb leaves off, and to own a lavendar car. Activities: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Sports Manager 3: Lettergirls 3, 4: Pom-Pon manager l, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Tennis team: Senior representa- tive: School Mascot 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Thespiarts 3, 4, treasurer 4: GAA Follies l, 2, 3, 4. l SEN ORS' Jack Congdon: Wyatt Favorite Saying: Man like what's hap- pening. Ambition. To star with the international ice capades. High Schools Attended: North Wichita, North Phoenix. Activi- ties: Red Arrow: Pep Club: Manager J.V. Basketball 1: Football 1. Cole, Antl1ony Favorite What's happening man, To become an edu- cated millionare. Activities: S o p h . Class representative: Seminol Hi-Y lSeniorJ Letterman Club lSeniorsJ Freshman Foot- ball Freshman Tennis: Varsity Tennis 2,3,4. Dorothy B. Cottrell, J a m e s N. Cryeq Elizabeth Cooper: Liz or Lizzy Favorite Saying: Would-ya- don't Ambition: Either going to college or to Beauty School. High Schools Attended: Phoe- nix Christian High School Acti- vities: Girls Glee l,2, Concert Choir 2,3,4: Youth For Christ 4: F.H.A. 4: All school opper- etta 2,3: Girls sextet 2: Concert Choir Letter 3. Diana Danleyf Deane Fav- orite Saying: Oh, my gosh! Ambition: To attend business college in Phoenix or Denver. High Schools attended: Los Lunas H.S., Los Lunas New Mex, Sunnyslope. Activities: FTA 4: FNA 4: Chorus 2: Soph-Travelers Club at Los D o r t y Favorite Jim Favorite Say- Saying: Later fo r ing: D o n 't g et you. Ambition: To Shook. Ambition: get married in May. Make a quick mil- Activities: Girls Glee lion and then retire. 3 4 S c h o ols attended: North Side H.S., Fort Wayne, Indiana l,2: Sunnyslope 3,4. Act- ivities: Lettermen' Club: JV 3: Varsity Linda Discombe Lunas. Louise Dunkin, Louie Favorite saying: Howdy Rowdy! Am- bition: Marry a Rich man. High Schools attended: Manuel H.S. Indianapolis, lnd. and Sunnv- slope. Activities: Glee Club i,2, 3: Choir 4: Monitor 1, William Lloyd Edwards: Fav- orite saying: My way or the highway. Ambition: To help others help myself. Other High S c h o o l s attended: Tolleson Union H.S. l: Sunnyslope 2,3,4. Activities: Lettermen's Club 3, 45 OI'Cl'teSit'B l,2g Hi-Y 25 Wrestling 3,4: Football 3,4. Janice R. Elario: Sunshine Fa- vorite Saying: l don't know and cotton pick. Ambition: To be as happy as l am today and live successful. Activities: Girls Glee Club 31. Photography l, 2. Gail Feher . x . A. V. A. Sandra Fritz:t'Sandee Ambi- tion: T e a c h elementary school and travel around the world. High Schools At- tended: Thomas Downey- Modesto, Calif, l, 2. Page Accomodation Schools - Page, Arizona 3. Tempe 3. Parker 3. Flagstaff High 4. Activities: GAA 2. Suph. representative. Girls Drill Team l, 2. Newspaper staff 3. Tri-y-alpha Omega 2. Helena Gartner J o h n Franklin: Johnny . Ambition: Get Rich. Activities: Sue Freeman Mc- Donough: Knot- head Favorite Say- ing: l'm tired. Ambition: To be a sudcess as a wife f and worker. High Schools Attended: F Globe High l., North Phoenix High Activities: GAA l, 2, Quill and . Scroll 4. Girls Choir Q l. Pep Club l. Newspaper 2, 3. Vahalla 4. Roman V, Banquet l. Volley- l ball l. Varsity Ten- nis l. Shorthand Awards. Barbara Fuqua: Babs Favo- rite Saying: Louise, you're crazYl Ambition: To be best wife ever to my great big wonderful man and raise lots of kiddies. Activi- tres: GAA 3. Rodeo queen candidate l. Homecoming Queen candidate 4. Concert Choir I, 4. Girls Glee 3. Student Council 4. Jacqueline louise Gaston: Jacque . Favorite Saying: Lord love a duck! Ambition: To be- come a good teacher or a dental hygenist. Activities: Thespians l, 2, 3, 4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4. Quill and Scroll. FTA 3, 4. Sec. 4. Jun- ior Council 3. Student Council 2, Alternate l, 2, 3. National Honor Society 3, 4. Viking Views 2, 4. News Editor 4. Homecom- ing Attendant 4. Best Actress Award 3. Senior 8-YES Board Rep. 4. Alternate to Girls State 3. All-school plays l, 2, 3, 4. Correspondent to Sunnyslope News 3, 4, Teentattle corres- pondent 4. One of top four can- didates for American Field Serv- ice Program 3, l l 604529 OF '59 Stephen Forster: Steve Favorite saying: Man like, Iater . Ambi- tion: Career in aviation. High Schools Attended: Cleveland High Activities: JV Football No. 2. 4 wE'lVf01QS' Margaret Gilliland, Maggie Favorite saying: What a toad. Activities: GAA l, JV Maior- ettes 1 year, Varsity Maiorettes 2 years: Y-Teens I. Gary Goodg Goocl Favorite s a y i n g: Ding Dong lt. Am- bition: Work with my father. High S c h o ols attended: Bellflower H i g h , Bellflower, C a l i f. and Sunnyslope, Richard Grantg Curly Favor- Schools attended: Gainsville High school l,2, Sunnyslope Jim Groseg Growth Favorite saying: ls it? Ambition: To have my own engineering firm. Activities: Panther Hi-Y l,2g Seminole Hi-Y 3,4, Concert Choir lg Lettermen's Club 4: Student Council 4: JV Football 3: Varsity football 4, NHS. Norma Jean Good- man5 Nommy Fav- orite saying: Wow, that's rugged! Am- bition: To become a secretary or an air- line hostess. Activi- ties: Girls Glee Club 1 yr.: Concert Choir 3 yrs., 2 year letter in Concert Choir. ite saying: Way to go. David Gdnstead Marsha Rao Gustafson3 Marsh Favorite saying: Oh no, Not again! Ambition: To become a secretary. Activities: Vi-Teens l,2,3, GAA l year. James Gebl1art: .lim Favorite saying: 'Tuff enough. High Schools attended: North High and Sunnyslope. Judy Gillespie Mary F. Hahn: Favorite saying: Oh!, Oh! Ambition: To be a teacher. High Schools attended: Glastonbury H.S., Connecticut l, 2,3,: Sunnyslope 4 Activities: Concert Choir 4: FTA 4: Band l,2: Sr. choir i,2. Donna Lenell Hannah: DoDo F a v o r i t e saying: Cut it out now! Ambition: Career as in- terior decorator. Activities: GAA l,2,3,4: Lettergirl's Secy. 4: Ten- nis 2,3,4: Lettergirls 3,45 Varsity Pom pon 2,3,4: Sports manager 3: Senior Council: Sweetheart Attendant 2. Beverly Favorite kidding, TlOl't: To become Elm e r H a I c h: Fudd Ambition: Christian education. High Schools at- tended: Sunnyside, Washington. Activ- ities: Y o u t h for Christ: YFC Bible Quiz Team Ann Hensel: Bev saying: Y o u'r e of course. Ambi- go to college and a teacher. i I l i 5 Judy Hatton: Hat- ton , Favorite say- ing: 1 Well to r heavenssake! High Schools at- tended: C e n t r al High! in Missouri: Phoenix U n io n. Activities: Student . Council alternate Michael Heppler- M i k e Favorite saying: What, me worry? Ambition: to live fast, love hard, and die easily. High Schools attend- ed: lDetroit Lutheran High lfreshman yearl. Activities: 614.98 OF '59 Alan lee Harris: Al Ambition: to study medicine or the minis- try. Activities: Sophomore Class President, Band and Dance Band l,2,3,4: Science 8: Hi-Y 3,45 Var- sity football 2,3,4: Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3,4: AFS Exchange Student to Switzerland 3: Boy's State Deles gate 3: Optimist Boy of the Month 3. Viking Views Staff. Nora louella HerI:Ambition: Go to Bob Jones University, Christ- ian work. High Schools attended: West High l: Coldwater High 2. Activities: YFC Club: ll,2,3,4, Scy, and Treas. Ai Vi-Teens 3. -21- Timothy J. Hoag: Timid or Holt Favorite saying: Oh, wow! Ambition. Move to Alaska and have a business of my own. Activities: Seminole Hi-Y: Quill 8: Scroll: Annual. Priscilla Alice Holman Pris : Favorite Saying: Yea, yea, tell me another one. Activities: FHA l,2,4. FNA 4. YFC 2,3. GAA i. Concert Choir 2,3,4. Operetta 2,4. Glee Club 2,3. Maiorettes 4. J.V. Maiorettes 2. Junior Class Assembly, Letter in Music, 2 years. I Ruedi Hoegger Pips p Ambi ton: Newspaper Editor iPoliti- cal.j High Schools Attended Aargauisohe Kantonsschule, Aar au, Switzerland. Activties: De bate Team, National Honor So- ciety, Viking Views Staff. Ronald Frank Humelhans Ron or Humel : Favorite Say- ing: Oh, no! Ambition: To make money, own a good motorcycle and be a cycle Pi' l'l0m9 Carol House .lean : Sharp. Ambition: To travel far. Favorite Saying- Dick Hyun: Favorite Saying! Well let's go. Ambition: Agriculture Research. Curtis Holmes Curt'p Favorite Saying: Don't knock it. Am- bition: Electrical Engineer. High Schools Attended: Lincoln High, Stockton, California l,2,3. Ac- tivities Key Club l. Science Club 4. Student Store 'l,2,3. Seminole Hi-Y 4. Swimming 2,3. Tennis 4. . mechanic. William lmperatrice Jr. Tank , Favorite Saying You don't say. Ambition: To be something in life. High Schools attended: Brophy High. Jean Angela lveli Jeannie , Favorite Saying: Be quiet, child! Ambition: To go to nurs- ing school. High Schools At- tended: Immaculate Conception High, 1. Fair Lawn High, New Jersey 2. Activities: FNA 2. Girls Glee Club 4. National Honor Society 4.- Patsy Jackson5 Pat Favorite saying: Where's Pat L.? Am- bition: To be successful in whatever I Do. Activities: GAA 'l,2,3: FHA 1: GAA Playday l. 'Fern Jackson Karin Marie Johan- son: Joe Favorite s a y i n g: Keep it gay. Ambition: To go to Chicago and then go to business college. High S C h 0 ols attended: Fenger H.S. Chicago l,2: Sunnyslope 2,3, Y ,QI if . t ff . , it oi- it 4. Activities: Oper- etta 2, 4: Girl's Glee Club 2,4: Concert Choir l,4: YFC 2: Madrigal 4: Sopho- more Class Assem- b l Y 7 G A A l, 25 Lettered in music l year. Leiean Keenan, l.a or Jeani Ambition: Author and house- wife. High Schools attended: Manitou High School, Colora- do and Sunnyslope. Activities: NHS 4: Spanish Club, Pres.- Colorado: Concert Choir 4: Maiorettes l,2,3, Colorado: Girls' Glee Club 3: Quill 8. Scroll 4: Outstanding Biology Student Certificate 2, Colo- rado: Maiorette Letter: Opti- mist's Girl of the Month 4. Editor-in-chief, Viking News 604829 OF Sandra lJones3 San dy Favorite saying Live, llove, Laugh, and be Happy. Am- J bition: Raise a fam ily. High Schools at- tended: Bethalto H S., Bethalto, llli nois: Roxana H.S. ,,., . -1, 1 .. Roxana,i Illinois: - Sunnyslope. Activi- ties: GAAA aj Jerald M. KelIs5 Jerry Favor- ite saying: W h a t' s th e word? Ambition: Be a print- er or compositor. Activities: Band l,2,4: NHS 4: Student Council 3: Wrestling l,2. l '59 Jim Johnson 4. John Kingsburg3 Big John Ambition: To be a success at something. High Schools at- tended: Nevada High School, Nevada, Iowa. Activities: Track l yr. i Judith Ann Kitchen: Ambition: I would like to iump my horse at, the Grand National Horse Show. Activities: Thespians 4: JV Pom-Pon: Head JV Pom-Pon 3:5Varsity Porn-Pon 4: Treasurer of Freshman Class. SENIOR! Beverly Ann Knight- Bev Fav- orite saying: Real heat! Am- bition: To marry a millionairef Activities: Y-Teens 3: Tennis 2: GAA 3: FHA 'lg FNA 3: JV Pom Pon 2: Varsity Pom Pon l. Ruth Kleinschmidtg Ruthless Favorite saying Don't panic. Ambition: To become a teacher, Activities: Band 3,4: Orchestra 3: Y-Teens 2: Junior Council 3: Student Council 4: Senior Coun- cil 4: Treasurer of Senior Class 4. Roberta Kramer, Bert Favorite say- ing: Good grief, Charlie Brown! Am- bition: To be the f i r st frogwoman. Activities: GAA I, Follies l: Girl's Glee Club 2: FHA l,2,3,4: Vice-President of FHA 4: Vi-Teens 3, 4: Tennis team l: Student Council l,4. Philip Krum: Phil Ambition: To become a teacher. Activi ties: Viking Views Photo Ed itor: FTA 4: Orchestra l,2,3. Nanci Marie Krum Nanny Favorite saying: Gee, golly whiz! Ambition: To work with children and someday get married. Activities: Band l,2,3: Annual workshop 1: Secre- tary and Treasurer of AVA. Carole Kruszalnicki- Kruze Ambition: To attend college. Activities: Vi-Teens-lnterclub Council: National Honor Soci- ety 3,4: Student Council: GAA sports manager 2,3: JV Ten- nis l: Varsity Tennis 2,3: NOMA Award. Karen Kowalski W i I I i a m E. Langdoni Lang Favorite saying: Hey, dim- ples! Ambition: To become a h a p p y bachelor. Activities: Panther Hi-Y 2: Chorus l: Let- terman's Club 2,3: V a r sity Track 3,4: JV Basketball 3: Var- sity Basketball 4. Penny Marie Lawson: Nickel Favorite saying: l can't see it? Ambition: To be a good influence. High Schools attend- ed: Mesa High 'l,2: Sunnyslope High 3,4: Activities: Y-Teens secretary l: FTA 4: FHA 4: NHS 4: Valhalla l: Viking Views 4: Debate 4: Bowling Club 2: Masque and Dagger 2: Superior Award at Speech festival 3, Pat lilly: Jo Favorite saying: Gee whiz, anyway! Ambition: To get married. Activities: Girls Glee Club 4. l 1, Virginia Long: Ginger Favorite saying: Oh, great! Ambition: Do the Lord's will. Fredrick John lovret: Frenchy Favorite s a y ing: lt's a drag Am- bition: To become a millionare. High Schools attended: N o r t h Phoenix High and Sunny- slope. Dianne James McKinney: Sue Favorite saying: Oh, go bite a toad frog. Am- bition: To become a beauty operator. Activities: FHA l: Girls Glee Club l,2,3: Con- cert Choir 4: GAA 2: Girls Sextet 2: Debate 2: All School operetta 3. Thonias H. McKean: Tom Favorite saying: Blast it! Ambiltion: To teach high tschool music and,l or play in symphony orches- tra,Activities: Band l,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3,4: Orch sec- treas. 3: Concert Choir publicity manager 4: Veep of iunior class: Letterman's Club 4: Dahce Band l,2, 3,4: Pep Band l,2, 3,4: Track l,2,3,4: Wrestling 3: Boy's State 3: Optimist's Boy of the Month 3: National Honor Society 3,4: All- State music 2,3,4: AEA Orchestra 3: Phx. Youth Sym- phony 2,4: Brother of Swiss AFS Stu- dent 4. Barbara Macoskyg Barb Favfbrite saying: W a it a minute Ambition: To be- come a nurse. High Schools attehcled: Prescott, Sunny- slope. Activities: GAA 2. GLASS' OF '59 Sharon lee Longest: Midget Favorite saying: Yea! Ambi- tion: To go to college, and also to raise a happy family, H.S. attended: Broadripple High, Indianapolis, Indiana: Sunny- slope. Activities: Vi-Teens 2,3: Lettergirls 4: Maiorette 2.3: Head Maiorette 4: Y.E.S. Talent rep- resentative: Sophomore C l a s s Council. W? ,ylfll Leslie Masters: Les Ambition: Some phase of medical science. after college. Activities: National Thespian Society l,2,3,4, vice- pres. 4: Theta Sigma Gamma 4: AVA l,2,3,4, s e c y - t r eas. 4: Freshman tennis: Best A c t o r Award 3: Honor Thespian 3: Al- ternate to Boy's State 3. William R. Mattingly: Hvviuae' avorite saying: l didn't do itl' mbition. To. become a coach ctivities: Hi-Y: Letterman's Club: ' llrosh. Sgt, at Arms: Soph. Sgt at Arms: Junior Sgt. at Arms Varsity Football l,2,3,4: Frosh Basketball: Soph. Basketball Track l,2,3,4. -25- I S'61Vl0RS' Denzil Mauldins High Schools Attended: Moses Lake High School, Washington l,2: Sunny- slope 3,4. Activities: Band l,2, 3,4: Orchestra 4. kiff3 P r a r i e dog F a v o r i te Saying: What's the happen- ings? Ambition: To be president . . . of the AAA. Activities: Seminole High-Y I, 2,3: Student council 2,3: L e tte r man's Club 2,3,4: Fresh- man Vice-President: Varsity wrestling 2, 3,4: Freshman bas- ketball: Varsity foot- ball 4: Varsity base- ball 4. Mary louise Moore: Louie Favorite saying: Oh, come on! Ambition: To go into nursing: then get married. Activities: Concert Choir 4: GAA l,2,3: Girl's Glee Club 3: FHA i,2,3. Michael Wayne Mid- ,, . Larry Miller Rita Mosimang Ambition: Go to a university: major in music and minor in English. Activities: NHS 3, 4: FTA 2,3,4: Mineralogical Society of Ariz. l,2,3,4: Thespians, Treas. 2, Secy. 4: FTA Vice- President 3, President 4: Student Council Representa- tive 2: Letter in Music: Con- cert Choir l,2,3, President 4: Orchestra 2,3,4, Secy.: 7 scholarships to summer mu- sic camp: Superior award on solos-ASU and U of A: Girl of the Month: Junior Class Secretary: Senior Class Sec- retary: Dance Band 3,4: Girls' Glee Club Treasurer I: Out- standing SHS Choir Member 3: AEA Chorus 2,-4: Soloist for ALL State Choir 3: Represen- tative to Girl's State 3: 25 ribbons on mineral exhibits: Optimist Youth Appreciation Award: Lead in 7 operettas. V ,,' K Margaret Martin Marlene Meyers: Blondie Fav- orite saying I know but l'll never tell. Ambition: To at- tend college and become an airline hostess. High Schools attended: Xavier High and Sunnyslope. Activities: Concert Choir 2.3: Class Assembly 2. Judy Nashg Nash Favorite saying: Oh, really? Ambi- tion: To be happy. Activities: Girl's Choir l: Concert Choir 2,4. Alyce Virginia Nitchals saying: Nickels Favorite You've got holes in your head! Ambition: To work at Telephone Co. and then get married. Activities: Girl's Glee Club l,2: Concert Choir 3,47 Music Letter for choir. Lois Noreng Loie Favorite say ing: Let's go down to Bob's.' Ambition: To get a degree ir nursing. Activities: GAA l,2,3,4, Sports Manager 25 Pres. GAA Prexy 45 Vi-Teens l,2,3,4, treas. 45 FNA l,2,3,4, Secy. 2, Veep 3, Prexy 45 Lettergirls 3,45 NHS 3,45 Science Club 3, Secy.-treas. 35 Soph. class secretary5 Viking Views reporter 45 Tennis l,2,3,45 Frosh Tennis lg J.V. Tennis 25 Varsity Tennis 3,45 JV Porn Pon 2,35 Varsity Pom Pon 45 Alter- nate to Girls State 35 and Dele- cate tn Anxlfnwn Roy Napoleon 5' Ted W. Parod:Am- bition: Aeronauti- cal engineer. Ac- tivities: AVA Clubg Band, N ati o nal H o n o r Society5 ling. Pat Peters:Favorite saying: Lat- er. Ambition: To be a secretary, to get married and raise a fam- ily. Activities: GAA l,2,3,45 YFC l,2,3,45 Volleyball and Basket- ball: Table Tennis: Student Coun- cil 1,25 Softball and Soccer, Bad- minton and tennis. Freshman tennis. Danny Peralta: Dan Favor- ite saying: You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't tool all the people all the time. High Schools attend- ed: West Phoenix l-l.S., Sun- nyslope. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wrest- Mary Payton: Pan- uche Favorite say- ing: Are you ser- ious? Ambition: To be a fashion buyer. Activities: Vi-Teens l,2,3,4, vicefpres. 45 FHA 25 GAA 2,3,4, Sports Manager 3, Secy.l 45 Student council 35 Volley- ball All Star 45 GAA-Follies l,2,3, 45 Sophomore C I a s s Assembly5 Pom-Pon manager 3,45 lLettergirls 4. Jerry Person Jr.: J e r r y Favorite saying: Congratu- lations knucklehead, you've done it again. Ambition: To own a large successful lumber company. Activities: Frosh Football lg JV Football 2,35 Varsity football 3,45 Varsity track 35 JV Base- ball 2. Charles Pettit: Chuck Favorite saying Ta heck Ambition: den- tis -27- 61438 OF '5 9 bition: Air force. Activities: AVA 3.4 'ii S'A-'IVIORS' Pat Pickens Judith A. Phillips, Judy Favo rite Saying: Oh! no! Ambition Police woman. A Myrtle Pitts: Myrt Favorite S a y i n g: N Say there. Ambi- tion: To be a good wife and mother for a certain someone. High Schools At- tended: West High l, 2. Carl Hayden 3. Activities: Rambling Rollers l, 2. Quill 8- Scroll 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Vahalla 4. Sara Jane Potts: Susie or Janie Fa- vorite saying: Like wow! Ambition: To work full-time at the Lucille Piotter: PunIun Favorite Saying: Are you serious? Am- bition: To always be happy. High Schools Attended: York Community High 1. Activities: Pom Pom 2, 3, 4. GAA l, 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. 4 Lettergirls 4. GAA rallies 2, 3, 4. FHA 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3 Vi-Teens 2, 3, 4. ghorus I. Student Council Rep. of America, Y-Teens. bank for awhile. Activities: F u t u r e H o m e m a k e r s Bruce Robertson Harry J. Rodenkirk: Roden- kirk . Ambition: To attend College. Activities: Senior Class Officer, Sgt. at Arms. Football l, 2. Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4. Gymnastics 2, 4. Track, Freshman and J. V. Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Nancy Rider Jack Rohr Jacques Favorite Saying: How does it feel to be un-coordinat- ed? Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Football, frosh 1, var- sity 2,3,4. Basketball, frosh, iay vee 2,3, varsity 4. Tennis, 2,3,4. Black Panther Hi-Y I, Seminole Hi-Y 2,3,4, president 4. Letter- men's Club 2,3,4. Junior Class Sgt. at Arms. Student Council 2. Sweetheart King, 4. .7-3 GFP:- Donna .lean Schafer Snorkel Favorite saying: l'Il never tell. Ambition: To acquire the Noren Memorial T r o p hy and become a social w o r k e r . H i g h S c h o ols attended: Mayfield High S c h o ol, Mayfield, Ohio l: Sunnyslope 2, 3, 4. Activities: Science C l u b 3,4, Vice-pres. 3, Secy- Treas. 4: GAA 2,3, Sports manager 2: Hallguide l: P e p Club l: Black M l: Cheerleader I: Girl's Activity Let- ter 'l: Red Cross Representative to city Council: Red Cross pin l: FTA 2, 3: NHS 4: Sec Treas. of Freshman Class: Student Council 2: Junior Class Council 3: Alternate to Girl's State 3: Science Award 3: Anytown 3: Senior Class Council. Tom Ross Adrianne Marie Savoy Petie Favorite saying: What a clod. Ambition: Secretary or model. -A Activities: Vi-Teens 3,4: FHA l,3,4, treasurer 4: Gold medal- T lion Art Award 3: Perfect at- tendance 3. Carol Elizabeth Saunders Sis Favorite saying: I killed it! Ambition: To get married and have children. 35 . Charles D. Sigwart The road- runner Ambition: To become a good engineer. High Schools a t t e n d e d: Northern Yuma County Union High School, Parker: Sunnyslope. Activities: Pres. of Freshman Class: Let- termen's Club 2: Pres. Theta Sigma Gamma 3,4: J u n i o r Council 3: NHS 4: Charter Member of Junior Optimist's Club 4: Debate 3,4: Optimist Club Boy of the Month 3: As- sistant Editor School Paper 1: Honorary member of Quill 81 Scroll Society: Student Council l: Manager of Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball 2: Winner of Crowell-Collier Salesman- ship Award l: Mathematics Award 1957: Upper ten per cent on State Math Examina- tion 3: appointment to Anna- polis Naval Acadamy 4, is Judith Hart Shaw Judy Favorite saying: Really! Ambition: To be a house- wife with a happy family. Activities: J.V. Pom-Pon 2: GAA l: All School Operetta 2. William B. Scherrer Jr. Willie Favorite saying: What's the plan for tonight? Ambition: To find a iob with easy work and a lot of m o n e y. H ig h Schools Attended: Emerick M a n u el Training High School l,2: Sunny- slope 3,4. 6643.9 OF 5 Carole Sickafoose Ambition: To attend college. High S c h o o I s attended: Clear Creek High School: indiana l: Sunnyslope 2,3,4. Activ- ities: FNA 2,3,4, Treasurer - 3: Treasurer of Freshman Class: GAA l: Quill and Scroll 4: Band l,2,3,4: Thes- pians 3,4: NHS 3,4, Trea- surer 4: Outstanding Coun- - A cil Member second semes- ter 3: Chairman cf TAP 4: - Delegate to Student Council Workshop 4: Student Coun- is cil 3: Recording Secretary 4. F Carole Smith Favorite saying: right already Ambition: Attend Business College and be. a secretary. High Schools attended: Houston High School, Missouri l: Sunnyslope 2,3,4. Activities: Concert Choir 2,3,4: Girls Sextet 2: Operetta 2: Girls Chorus 2: FHA l. -29- lu- , .3 if-N f? J-i SEIVIORS' How does that grub you? Am- bition: Carpenter. David R. SnelII Dave Favorite saying: I don't s o u n d y o u, man. Ambition: To become a lawyer or criminologist. Activi- ties: Photo 1,25 Annual 'photo- grapher 2,3g Wrestling 2. Robert Stark2 Bob Favorite say- ing: Do unto others as you have them do unto you. Other schools attended: W of my frosh. year in Terrington Wyo. and finished my soph year in Morrill Nebr. Minn. 2,3,: Sunny Leonard E. Steward: Uncle Lenny Fa- vorite saying: W e l I that's an- other day shot. Ambition: To be a physicist. Activi- ties: NHS 3,4: The- ta Sigma Gamma 3,4: Junior Opti- mist 4: Boy -of the Month 4: Science Award 3. Mary lu Street: Favorite saying: Oh, for Pete's s a k e . H i g h Schools attended: Phoenix Christian a n d Sunnyslope. Activities: Gi rl s G I e e Club l,2: Harmony Chorus 3: Girls intra- murals 1: Baseball 1: Volleyball ig Tennis 1. Darrol Stigsell Barbara Stroud1 Barb Fav- orite saying: 'Oh, sure! That's what you think. Am- bition: To become a teacher. Bill Taft: Taft or Pres. Am- Sam Taylor bition: Architecture. High S c h o o l s attended: Rochester, slope l,4. ..30.. William Tevlin Jr? Wild Bill Favorite Saying: 'lf ya can't beat 'em, ioin em. Qwomenf' Ambition: Rancher. 6149.9 Bull Tharp, Favorite Saying: Totaled Activities Bowling. - teacher, Bill Thurston Patricia Ann Tortoricig Pat Favorite Saying RealIy? You're kidding! Ambition: To work in a children's home-then get married. High Schools At- tended: St. Michael's and Washington fboth in L. AJ Activities: Vi-Teens, FHA, Vice- President of Girl's Glee Club. Gone 'l'homas:Ambi- tion: To become a Jean 4 Thorleyg Jeanie . Favorite Sayingn They'll do it everyt time. Am- bition: Vocational nurseorsocial worker. Activities: Sunnysllope Band I, 2, 3, 4. Band letter. Janet Tombg Jani Favorite Sayings Vote No' 200, Ambition: Go to the Univer- sity of bArizona High schools attended: Amphitheater I. Activities: FTA I, 3, 4. FHA 3, opafena 1, 2, 3, 4. FHA 1. Girl's League 1. String Ensemble 3, 4. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4l Girls' Chorus I. AEA Orchestra 3. Phoenix Youth Symphony 3. All State Orchestra 2. OF '59 .k ,. -:., . ,,,- .i,,. Douglas Tracyg Tracy Favorite Saying: What's happening, cool John? Ambition: To be .as good as Fangio was. High Schools Attended: Mattoon lHigh School l, Matoon lllinois. lActivities: FFA l. Concert Choir lVeep 4. Sgt. at Arms 3, Thes- ipians l, 2, 3, 4, Clerk 4. Pres. lBoy's Glee Club 3. Seminole tHE-Y 4. Junior class alt. rep. lSenior class alt. rep. Football ll. Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity 2, 13, 4. Best Thespian 3. Honor lThespian 3. Richard Tucker Tuck Ambition: Go to college Activities: Letter- mens Club 2 34, president 4: vice president ot the S e n i o r class Basketball Football, Track: S'E1V!0RS' Robert David Truaxg Bob Fav- orite saying: Just a stocker Ambition: To build the wildest custom in the west. Other high schools attended: Portage H.S. Kalamazoo, Mich. R a y m o n d E . Vaughan: Favorite saying: Got your trig done? Ambi- tion: Attend th e n a v a I academy and become a successful engine- er. Activities: NHS 7 3,4, Vice-pres. 4: Science Club 3,4, Vice-pres. 4: Stu- dent B o d y vice- president: Football 3, 4, J V 2, J V Wrestling 3: Boy's State 3: Homecom- ing attendant 4: Panther Hi-Y l,2, chaplain 2: Stu- dent Council 3,4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Band I,2,3,4: Science Award 3: Optimist Boy of the Month 3: Stu- dent Council Con- vention 3: Letter- men's Follies 3. Susan Ann Walker: Susie Poo Fav- orite saying: Yea- a-a-a-a Vikings. Ambition: To live happily ever after. Activities: NHS 3, 4, Secretary 4: Corresponding Secy. of Student Body 3,4: Cheer- leader 4: GAA I, 2,3,4, Treas, 3: Vi-Teens l,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Secy. 4: Tennis team 2,3: Letter Girl 2,3,4: Girls State Dele- gate 3: ASU Sen- ior Day Princess 4: Optimist Girl of the Month 4: All Stars Basketball, softball, archery, soccer, and volley- ball: Co-Editor of Viking Views 3: Sports Editor 2: School correspon- dent to Ariz. Re- public. Helen Upton:Ambition: To be a teacher: Favorite saying: Do you feel well? Other schools attended: South High School, Denver, Colorado. Activities: FTA 3,4: Treasurer FTA 4: Represen- tative to Diamond's College High Board. Christ. Elizabeth Pha Webber: Pha Favorite: saying: O.K.? Am- Music maior, business Activities: Concert Choir 4, Vice-pres. 3, Prexy 4: 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Council, Dance Band 2,3: Council 2,3,4: NHS 3,4: 's Chorus accompaniest 1: accompaniest l,2,3,4: Convention 2 in the chorus, 4 as accompaniest: All State Choir 2: Music,Camp Scholar- ships 1,2,3,4: H o m e c o m i ng Queen 4. Ethel WaIlin: Fern Favor- ite saying: Dirty bird or kick the bucket Ambition: To become a beauty opera- tor. Activities: Youth for Virginia Lee Watkins: Fav orite saying: Oh, Wow! Activities: Vi-Teens l,2,3,4 Secy. 3, Prexy 4: GAA i,2, 3,4: Frosh Representative I, secy, 2: Lettergirls 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4: NHS 3,4: Stu- dent Council l,4: Alternate 2,3: Tennis l,2,3,4: Sweet- heart Queen 3: Correspon- dent to Arizona Republic 3 4: J.V. Pom-Pom 2: Varsity Pom-Pon 3,4: Head Pom- Pon 4: Student Body Trea- surer 4: Soph and Junior Class Treasurer. If 1 David Weberg Weber Ambition: To make a career out of the Coast Guard. -32- Q .lack F. Wells: Elipper Favorite saying: Mein Gott in Himmel! Ambition: To become an archi- tech. Activities: Senior Class Council, Senior alternate student council Rep., Theta Sigma Gam- ma 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4: NHS, Optimist Boy of the Month. 'D Therese W i I I e t t e Peaks: Therese Favorite saying: Hey skinny, minny. A m b i t i o n: Housewife and good mother. High Schools attended: Alvirne High, Central High, North High, Xavier High, Sunnyslope High. Activities: GAA, French Club, Modern Dancing. Q1 Ron Wise: Wise Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Panther Hi-Y 2, Seminole Hi-Y 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms, Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Foot- ball and Basketball, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Ramona Fay Yackley: Favo- rite saying: Later Ambi- tion: Do some kind of busi- ness work. Activities: FHA 2, 3, Tennis 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2. Sandra G. Worsham: T S a n d y Favorite saying: How about that. A m b i ti o n: :-ff, Marry and make my husband happy. Activities: G i rl' s ig , Glee l, 2, Concert Choir 3, 4, Concert ll' ii Choir letter 3. Fran'k Cayez Ybarra: Ambi- tion: Attend college at ASU. Play my trumpet with a Big-time dance band. Ac- tivities: Dance band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Orch, Vice- President 3, 4, Band Presi- dent 4, Outstanding Junior Band Member, Optimist's Boy of the Month 4. -as-T i GLASS' OF '59 linda Diane Williams: Lindy Favorite saving: How about that . Ambition: To be a libra- rian. High schools attended: F. J. Rietz High l, 2, Sunnyslope 3, 4. Activities: National Thes- pian Society 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Alt. 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, AEA Choir, National Forensic League 4, YFC I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club l. kir SENIOR Charles Sigwart and Rita Mosiman Most Likely to Succeed ! ! Barbara Fuqua and Harry Roden- k Best Figure and Physique OF F4176 Bill Langdon and Mary Payton Most Witty Susan Walker and Alan Harris Most Popular and Best All Around Terry Appell and Barbara Fuqua Best Dressed Joyce Adams and Terry Archibald Best Looking 78 Dwight Bellinger and Marilyn Carpenter Best Personality and Most Friendly Judy Britton and Richard Tucker Best Dancers Virginia Watkins and Bill Mattingly Best Athletes Urs: J 01W OR 664.99 offfcfxes ,wo sp omsores' Vice-President, Jim Harte 960 ,Sidi President, Ted Christy il Secretary, Glenda Lewis in--,F Sergeant at Arms, John Vinson Left to Right: Mr. Lipinski, Mr. Carter, Mr. McBee, Mr. Wessel, Mr. Geiger, and Mrs. Tanner. 644.99 OF '60 Barbara Graham Jack Grove Scott Hahn Beverly Hammer Pearl Hammerstead James Harte David Hatch Gregory Haugen James Hawley Cliff Heberlein Leroy Henry Catherine Herl Patricia Himes Suzi Hinkley Linda Holden Nelson Hollingsworth Roger Honey Martha Horne Vernon Hull Jo Johnson Helena Gartner Roger Garrison Larry Grillot Roger Jones Terry Jones Dena Jordan 6!f4S'S' OF ' 60 Glenda Lewis John Lorona Raymond Krum Peggy Latcham George Leese Pat McWatters Nancy Magro Jim Lostumo Marilyn McCann Meredith McFadden Barbara Mathis Bonnie Miller Linda Mangan Marlene Martinez Neal Marietta Shirley Munn Bill Nasit Keith Miller Leslie Moore Albert Moots Tom Keilman Gene Kirkman Leroy Kirstine lil. - ' Wailea ree, wa fx f L Q ig WY as A v xx sm- Q? tg is isa, H W s ern Q Wg s 4 A ,P a sf E .,: ig V X N Y. X N gs s s 0 X aw e i ig L ma, N x ,Z 335 , 1 f e! fig l Q fi' llc Q s Wat . it X Q, . 1 2 .4 ,... V . . ,T J, . ' a at L 1 al i is if fi . 93? -:JS ot N hi t s 0? aa a ff 4 Joe Nash Richard Noland Larry Nolte 1 ff i 1 ss. L- -40- , L 1 i. ,gg -. vi a '- Chuck Odell Jo Ann Nolte 3 Raymond Pimls ner ,g is is ,QQ E M l if . N ,ge X ' X N 1 ' 'i N s xg X N .i xxx wwf? X l Nbr- kwa f- X VE if 1 Q' , l fi-P' if-Q' bfi g i r s. aa 1: fi - Ni . '5 fy ., N , l S 1 i A x w 7 is qu X R Ng 1 was X Q X si 15 as P Q Q s ,i. R ' - .ii - -, . sri , . , 3,5 52.1 s 535,175 if .i is . if f snip.. g s is 1 ml ik f ew uf Sb ki .X ze 55 S X. iislii. a - W . xx NA. 'af .E i 45 A K x- 5 l X. KR Q IS W.. KM ll.,. X ' ' shew? Me: ef ii- : fil- Penny Seine , i Mary Shay Q5 Dave Shoaf 'K ' iffgiliff , . X -:ga-iz., K .. K Ralph Power Joe Prosser Mike Phillips Exilee Plnkley Roger Plate Bill Raynor Lana Rehig Tom Rohr Pat Rabe Gary Racine Bonnie Rust Tom Ruth Jim Salpiefro David Roberton Regina Rueger Paf Shick Linda Seago Marilyn Seine Daniel Sampson Camilla Sanner J 0111! ORS' 004529 OF '60 igaaaa Joseph Simek. ',, : sl ff P Howard Sonderman Donna Sosinski ' T . J S J S Martha Sparks Linda Staats Mary Strand Carolynn Stratton Judy Suiter Sharon Sykes Raymon Tellas Tony Teresi Frank Thomas Sandra Thacker Leilani Titus Dave Towers Lowell Trigg Pat Tutell Gerald Turney Aloah Upperman John Van Cooney X A X 2.1 ,xt -X , JJAJ' in I Gerry Shultz Nita Shumway Raymond Sigafoos iw. 1,1 -gg ' J ggi Fw' T ppp. S liiiflil John Vinson Janette Vose Sharon Wallace - 42 - Q -3QEMQQa,x 5HQa,f wma, lr ,I fl .. K I is N K - at s rl , ra f1sea '. J A ssis r snr' ,V . .gM,ff. ga-i5+5?5 sroo s ,gm 55 1 fm' 3 ff -J ::'::':,.,-3:23. ' 1. --',f nw n , n 32 , riii G 3 1 l ,wi 5 f. . ,kg , . ' LL'L 4 'iff' hcl if ff I ,,.,,, arf J l npr .iggwawrsfs F5+FQg J . QQ we i l l l l Ray eaver Shar n Welch Xirlit Welton Juelet Weise Kathy White Linda White Joe Wike Myrna Wilson Nancy Wlmer Jerry Young Gem Yancy Everett Zierk Linda Zimmerman And the Junior slave sale to raise money for the Prom, and the constant struggle for passing grades in American History? But all in all, we have had our work and fun and now we move on to our last year of high school. We will soon be seniors aid proud leaders of Sunnyslope High, with tradition and school spirit to be upheld. -43-' For a year now we have been the proud Junior Class of Sunnyslope High. Through the years to come we can look back and truly say it was a wonderful year. Remember the Prom which we sponsored for the out-going seniors? . . . S'0Pf7'0lWORf 614.93 a S'po4edaad Carol Love Vice President Paula Wesson '5?- '59 John Srckafoose President As sophomores, we have become acquainted with the many traditions of Sunnyslope High, realizing we are a living part of them. The novelty of class yells, pep assemblies, f,or- mals, and parties, has worn off-but the spirit is 'growing with each ex- Bea Ann Likosar Treasurer ,QQ , it 52- ri - ?f'P2'T'f-'hal' i .1-3 0 , S 1 Larry Keller Secretary Sponsor Hunt Miss , dp :as sg perience. We have learned to ap- preciate our student' government and our freedom of action and self- expression. Now we look forward to future years at a school where we can compete, better ourselves, and achieve as those before us have done. Sergeant at Arms Mr. Don Smith Mr. Joseph Sponsor - 44 - Sponsor Sponsor Shirley Adams Kathleen Adels Sandra Alama Gussie Amos Linda Anderson Harry Arthur Elaine Atkin Larry Atkin Donald Auth Alan Baer Susan Baird Joanne Baker Bertha Baldwin Shelah Barido Larry Bartels Robert Bates Don Beal Marsha Benefield Margaret Bentley Kathie Bloom S'0Pfl0MORES' 604.529 OF '6! Linda Brandt Patty Britton Paul Brochheuser Mary Brown Ruth Brown Patricia Burris William Busch Kenneth Butcher Ken Butler Diane Butticci Dan Campbell Sydney Claycomb Ruth Clayton Phillip Cole Ronald Collins Ronald Congdon Carl Cooper Diane Cope Sheila Cope Garland Couch Janet Boston Robert Bowler Walter Braeutiga n -1 f-., f fl - W 3 he I, 'Wan Judy Currier John Danley Edith Deutscher ,i1fii'i'fes-- w B Ei wp! N 55 .Q will Ky41 ' Wt F. Q g at as Iv l Q we A . H n K his ' 'F it :iii if Q H - 1 4 iz' Eze X Herb Dougherty Donna Duncan Eileen Dutmers x s-me 5 ,N we zkf' l,k is as Sharon Gunn Bar Harkey Sue Harness -47- 1 t ' ' ,X sw - , fl ' le- ' 3' if UNK E 5 5 N 1 wx iwxe f L. X? Q5 I x Q Ng, fc My , X 5 ll J 'N . JUN .x . 'K Q Mt Ada Dye Della Dyer Ira Earl Nita Everhart Dwight Farley Ronald Farnsworth Wanda Farnsworth Ralph Flores Sonja Frank Jane Franklyn James Fredrick Marsha Fredrick Louis Friedrichs Jr. Leanna Fullerton Pat Gainer Earl Getman Eddie Good Linda Graham Aloma Graves Joan Gries SOPHOMORES GLASS' OF '6 Larmon Haugen Maureen Hayhurst Robert Head Betty Head Bonnie Head John Head Kenneth Herrick Michael Herrick Carole Hertzler Patricia Hils Elizabeth Hinderleiter Lucy Hoover Sheryl Hopkins Marilyn Horner DeWayne Horton Barbara Imperatrice Sandra Inskeep Bill Irving Cheryl Jennings Jim Jochum Carole Hartman Mary Harvey Janice Hawley X ,S W' is Y qv .f W 5 w tk if vi? sei at , Qi My 1 an K i X, , Mr P lil. if 3 ar Y-Ek 4, was 1 K var ral ll f , iff , My litre ff' ,- . 45? :gi ..c:..r::.,lr.:: it .-E Hi. ,iii Irs- '5 a ima Q r .If 'Q ' , wr, . ir :rjf Tiqjfsqgjfr' fx ' 7 1 .. KS-2' li I I If J W ea Carl Johannson Patty Johnson Roberta Jones 48 I Y-avr l 5 WYE! 56 weafv y Charlene Joy Frank Kartler Vincent Keelin 3 Larry Keller W John Kelley g ': ' Marta Kerstetter I Norbert Kissel gr' Margie Kleinhen Eddie Kozel Virginia Kozel Carlos Laborin Domingo Laborin Lucretia Langdon Ruth Larson Richard Lee Judy Leedom Nancy Lenker Catherine L'Esperance ,ag Jean L'Esperance Beatrice Likosar Sidney Lilly I Wilma Lilly Dorothy Little fig ? ' . M ' if James Livingston ' V' Garrell Long g Carol Love H 4-5 iil -L it S' OPHOIWURES' -49-y GLASS' 0F '6 Dale McCulley Marion McDaniel Ronald McKinnly Fiona McLaughlin Sharon Marable Barbara Marshall Ellen Sue Martin Joan Martin Ronald Martinez Jack Mattson Ted Maynard Charles Mays Phyllis Meeker Corinne Miller Verlis Miller John Moffatt Michael Moon Reta Moots Judith Moritz Carole Mosiman Micheal Lyders Ma ry McCann James McConnell Sharon Muirhead Judy Nemefh Edna Nichols 5 .uf g . fN x il R W5 pw-u Y- 'X 215 fee N 'ki 1 I 5 .ww W , . K wo Chris Niggle Cheryl Noland Andrea Noren 1-'hi ow'- N22 ,av-ng vm-asf ,,,-.-ef si sy P L -1. c , 3 if W 4 p Sm Q i s ... c in r -L. 3 x M.. fs. Sandra Ravel Raylene Rayder . K. Dave Rice Gail Norton Jerry O'Callahan Dennis Oldham Karen Packer Dick Parisek Barbara Parris Margie Payton Diane Peacock Vernetle Pearson William Pearson Danny Pelton Diane Perry Judy Person John Pierce Lynda Polidor Richard Power Marsha Prentice Donald Pursell Bill Raistrick Pauline Rasi SOPHOMORES 014.99 OF '6 Robert Robinson Susan Rockwell Val Roessler John Root Thomas Roush Nathanael Sampson ' Maria Sanchez Noel Saxon LeRoy Schneider Rod Schultz Paul Setne Joe Sheedy Clifton Sherwood Kenneth Shirk John Sickafoose Patricia Simmons Sue Simpson lrvvin Slater James Slipher Eddie Smith - ' :T I Janice Richardson Larry Robertson Caren Robinson ' R 2, 1 Hs an t 1 sts, ish . rv' -fire, Wg I fm af-ss 1 A AY Doris Snyder Richard Sparks Robert Staich -Ninn'-v J i J WN S J - f :Q S S s'si Q R x . ssss ' ... 52 - is-3 r if 4. ,E Harold Steffee Beverly Srell Thomas Stigsell t ,Ag L- . fnfi . K- 5 ' K 31,1 5 rrrr or A M ' Y? I W e W Klux' V 1 W' K W. , or l T' J! M 2. llxx I r x' ' nn Vw 'Yin David Webber Spencer Wimer 4 Paula Wesson - 53 .. Louis Stowe Marshall Strang Wally Sykora James Tallant Patricia Thacker Sharon llmorrms Linda Thompson Linda Tilpken Sandra litmus Mary Gonzales Martha Tomb Vicki Toogood Laverne Troupczynski D'i ck Tshudy Rae Tu rrell Riclwarcl Vaughan Delores Villaverde Mary Weaver Donald Weaver Linda Webb SOPHOJIORES' 4 Jollie Willford Shirley Williams Bonnie Wise V Barbara Yaden Virginia Yanez Mary Ybarra Kathryn Young Sherry Zecher Esther Ziegler What's so interesting? Mr. McClain, a new te a c h e r, helps a student in a Sophomore English class. Nicky White Stanley Wiedenhaupt Marcia Wiernusz X' if-ww jwn-A A'-om.. iwa -nw lo- A Sophomore student in favo- rite class. I X SL ' F- J K hie Buck, Secretar FRESHMAIY 814.93 offfcfks 2 !96A 1 1' ,, , ,.,.,,,,,,, , ,,,,,v,,,,, A L u un, rvmlvuulllxdlc, VIL f , Q Mrs. Tallakggn Mrs. AfWOOd Mr. Oviedo MF. LeiI'18 swomsoags 61499 OF '62 Sheryl Almo Richard Anderson Pamela Armes Joanne Auth Dina Avile Betty Baird Margie Barrier Mary Bellew Douglas Bellinger George Bergstrom Bryan Bigelow Tom Bigelow Jim Blackburn Annette Blagg Jeanette Blagg Mary Lynn Blakely Edwin Blassey James Brinkley Warren Brown Nancy Brunner Sharon Acord Carol Allen John Allen 'ww 1a y il: ii. 5 35 Qc r at cc fe fc X . , . ,X,, ' as f w. fef s Q. K 3 William Bugan Margrette Burleson Kathryn Burruss -55- ,, ia ET' or '4, if lf' 5' Harriett Calvin Mary Ann , Canopy Charlotte 1 Carothers Q li 1 1 .,, , ,AA , A I E E V v 7 2 h 2 M if i SS-is 'Q - 57 -.- Henry Dunkin Janet Dusenbury Mike Eclvvarcls Larry Carter Paul Case Bob Cervantez Charlotte Joy William Church Robert Clark Phylis Claycomb Lloyd Clevelancl John Clingan Claudia Coleman Diann Collins Mike Conklin Mary Cornelius Karen Covey Gerald Cowie Mary Crugai' Carolyn Davis Carol Dice DariJs Doolittle Bruce Dubbeistein FR6S'f!ME1V GLASS' OF '62 Janice Eversten Robert Ewing Sandra Fancher James Finkenbiner Joe Formica Charles Fredley Jimmie Fyffe Leonard Gasper Doug Gaston Elizabeth Gebhart Beverly Gibson Theresa Gibson David Gilliland Mike Ginter Carmen Gonzales Carole Diane Good Gary Gorslin Gary Graffius John Graybigle Huey Greer Barbara Eisenstein Gerald Elliott Marilyn Everett my-am, '95 M6513 eg? X runway Allen Hall John Hall Ginny Hamby J IEW . QR' . wi 'X . 'ff xx Nfo-X GWYML l l i i l i l Jean Hessie Hullen Hester Viqk Hill l Roda Kolakowsky Dehnis Kulhanek Everett Kyle l 1 1 E5 1 1 Q A':--- Q g Linda Holman Gerald Hollingsworth Louis Hulsey Joe Hurley Paul Jacobs Johnny Johnson Tom Johnson Nancy Jordan Bill Koeneman Cheryl Kamp Lyle Kaler Ronald Kamp Joe Kauffman Marvin Kegebein Keith Kernodle Lenifa Kietnz Romona Killosky Sandra Kingsbury Wayne Kingsbury Kenneth Knudson f FRESHIVEIV l 1 . r 6143.9 OF '62 John Lancy Diane Leckington David Lee Amber Lemons Tina Leese Micki Likosar Ronald Losfumo Steve Lyders Dwayne Mauldin David Mageary Jim Malm David Marcoux Clara Marcoux Paul Martinez Terry Maller Edmund McConnell Gary McCormick Romona Kinney Pal NlcMonigle Alvin Messer Linda Labay Linda Ladwig Jay LaMee ,ggwlf - iii! ' ': ..:f 1 .f,..,- Sgmjj sa gf-+f' N W f f' SfiP?', - .S 'f?5'ff' Nl 95,5-fy '- 5 .4 egg- - , Bill Mhoa Roy Miller Bill Miller W2-DW' 5 il Charles Mills William Moffet Peter Molinore .L.:, EQ ' sn' , W fi'-J sw ' 11 Q, 3 'TJ-F' if ' i. jf' '5'7 - 4' M A 2 g M VA . X Q Q i J fi J s gif ,,,.k, -A 2' ' ' . if P A ff if ' - 'S-rg xl gy l :J 'Q - saizstassg ssf it ENS?- Linda Pike Eddie Polidor Jerry Price -61-' f - L: i -'owns I -.Q 4 La.. i QS, E ,I if Elizabeth Moon Alice Moore Dale Moore Edward Murry Henry Nichols Judy Nicholson Richard Nilsson Terry Nordby Ethelene O'Dell Frank O'DelI Vernetta Olson Joseph Patrica Roger Peacock Sharon Peck Robert Person Sharon Peterson George Pickens Bonnie Pierce Fred Pierce Jayne Pierson FRESHM IV Rehrig, Marla Richardson, Bill Risser, Leanna Fay Roe, Frances Roland, Walter Rowe, Richard Rowland Judith Rymer, Joe Salpietro, Joanne Sanders, Rebel .lack Schneider, Wayne Shultz, Marilyn Scott, Richard Scott, Robert Seago, James Seadick, Earl Settle, Jerry Shearer, Nina Shelly, Mary Shultz, Vernon R. Ranks, Walter Ranks, Wayne Rast, Fred .. , ,,s. ,. W irtf Q , ,. tttts , S t't Q '.'-,, S R Q - S S, ,s,sss S , ,.,., S . t .. .,... . A ' .sf , ,S W , it 43560-1 ,, , , ,,,s S ,Q ., is ., j . si Shipman, Charles Shirley, Jean Sickafoose, Richard -62 1 Wi 'S '21-me R W . 5 7? ,- f , r , HVXQLSIS .xv-K 4 P .4 '34 . QQ x yy 1 S at , eg 2 't X l 3 A h J N N5 t tl Sigafoose, Robert Sigwart, Forrest Smilianic, Roko E Em ti? e x I' 4 1 1,7 5 3 4 5' 91 R x ani' Q - W - :FQ 915 fl N , .. V ! R '- X 'll ntlzf' :Q-'l 4 ' l l' r t , 'F elk lu A5 .wsu Tanner, Rhoda Dawn Taylor, Gary Thomas, Danny -63.- Smith, Judy Smith, Muriel Smith, Rose Ann Soia, Genevive Sowell, Jerry Snyder, John Staples, Joan Steven, John Stevens, Zola Stigsell, Sandra Stolldorf, Allan Stolldorf, Daylon Street, Esther Street, Ruth Sturgen, Lola Sturgen, Robin Summers, Nick Swann, Robert Swenney, Foster Sypherd, Kenneth E of '62 Tucker, Charmaine Turrell, James Tisclell, Dwight Tutell, John Upperrnan, Anna Valdez, Mary Vance, Jack Villaverde, Esperaza Walker, Pam Walters, Carol Warbritton, Sandra Weaver, Andrew Weaver, Cora Weber, Mike Wells, George White, Lonnie Whitley, Judith Whitney, Keith William, Henry Williams, Herb Thorley, Mary Ann Titus Marian Tortorici, Marilyn ,, .sf . 44 A 1 13,9 if or x A , 7 5 fi 1 5 x L x 1 :ii xi Williams, Janet Wilson, Charlene Wilson, Shirley 64- ne, f ff WX X. nam, N , 6' 'Y E f Q .5 ,,.:,,T M4-. all F,..-1. Winchester, Betty Winchester, Walter Wise, Burton Woodruff, Sandra Wonderly, James Wyman, Mark ' Ziegler, David Zimmerman, Diane Zuboro, Suzanne , lxillx 1' . r l f- gll lfff- Xl is 4 . If A Christmas pose. Do you remember how backward we were in giving the traditional school yell at the first as- sembly of the year? Soon with encouragement from their upper-classmen, we grew familiar with the school and participated in many assemblies, sports and class events. Now, with these mem- ories, the class of 1962 may look forward to our remaining years at Sunnyslope High School. fl i The year began with anxiety, nervousness, an- ticipation, and the thrill that must come to any Freshman. The FRESHMEN can stop and look back on a year that was chuck full of activities and exciting events. .... , - . i A-mf-wr all .. 55 .. Our contribution to a needy family. -6 ,f Ab Q . ' P gl . V , f-J ny - 3 15155, 'fs 2 -.2 jr fs. 5 fs X i n .A y- . ' . , s L i-,bij ,ft ' ,' ,ik -Q , .173 ' 1 l W i 's Q ., , A - e' K ag ,Q no V f it i f ' i L -v 4 ' , 1 K ., ,gk F' if Wk .ig i A ,E 5 A E. at 'ite X -F ea , H F Q , . , 4 1 l i M ,. 3 4 f ,iii iv Spf ,, is i :ffl it s s, A i in h i 'fi 4214: . 4 5 to its If ' !fif?-- A wif 1.:2?f'3,.ff4,,,, 4' Rffwffwf 55,42 swf-fff2 Q 'f of Alai 1565558 siiqse1'iveeeeeEE1E11 if vitalf bait of ooiicaifrtpu School Y has been 'concerned ,willji the 'Fofeign iExcl'jattge 'students Participating in tliisipfooranw- have beenfthe above I Switzerland, has spent theiyeairatteficlinq our high school. has broughtiusimuchiinsicgihtiinto the 'life of the appreciation of our foreign neighbors. i Ruedi has become' a very real part of our school life, He has taken part in athletics, ntusic, classroom activities, our stodent governing body, an has endeared himself to the student body and the-facul . Yes, we will dee miss Ruedi and we hope that he yill carry back with his- observation gf America and will also broad ethe Swiss peoples' of our country sgTf:',,lgj.?'?, Ubi - X 752 M 93 V? le if 3 ,,,.fQ.:s . si ,c ., .gf f, fe--'Sf ,i .f ,W A -16: K ,wi ,K an fy-1 fax -my Q. 2 ii k -' A -iw Q, fy, V . V7 E A 'ie ' V 1 no 2 MH- - Q. , I i fl j,,j ' ' ' 1':f4'5q5z3 Q, qi? wise, 7 'eg 42 , iff? s. 1 'V - li s 1 www -Poi. f that haveibeen ptoSfiCled, fAmeiiicang Field Servicefl . gqfff .e sn,-dents. Alan Heif5isfa'fSphny,s1opiaffstiqdent, spent the' summer in Switzerland and 'RUedi-Hoeglger, a native of. Swiss people and has hroaplenect Qour. understanding and , 1 ., f'! 7 Qi? QF 6M ' W' ? 04 WA fe ,gf , .,, ,WM , 746 ff 'PQ-:ff'mZ'Q:7!7'p 1v4f.41f M 7001 Q Jflffir r ff I !'g'fyLf' 7,414 I , fd 7 fdigyfy W4 -ff? Si, 70191 71M W J A-M fffffff f 'flrfv 4,wfff !- f'fr'fy4fy 0- X - awry bjdu , ,., .QL Wm- Us ff' ' 5 f fz,,.4,,., ,fc-WZ1 c2.,,,Zff4A',f:jy Af.f6ffc7fj? fx? . J Mud .. - v?sL,.Af.fQf? L44 QQ-f -fffff-Q-'f Jw t A ja A l gap- 'g5,Jn.3,7f:jf,f7f fra:-P6? ffwvn fini? i fgjifjkf? T74ffl6:' 1P Af?ffffA1 ,Z Q wmji 17,4-K of vim 4:.e.f4a Qwycff' mzzq Q- Lg f'f4c1e2f,-ff' 1 rcftfglfy gag' K il -627' ff ' V X I 'ifijfdtdiff ELI: Jr!! , I 6269.1 Ld L V ' , ZACKA: n ' '7f' 7,4-:M !f.q.,,,F ' 94?-ff ff' 17 5 4 mixnulnunnswa- . 1 SIC The physical section ot our book is represented by a scene of the Russian Pavilion. Shown at the entrance to the building is a twenty-tive toot statue ot a Bolshevik worker and one ot a Russian peasant. These strong people, typical ot the hardy race found in the Northern part ot Europe, are excellent athletes and strong competitors for vvorld championships. Other features of the Soviet Pavil- ion were the satellites, Sputnik I and llp huge pieces ot milling rnachineryg a real oil derrickg a TU-l I4 turbo let planeg and other industrial equipment, . t i t W it . 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H' 2 1 , ' SL C Q .f 5, ,sr X O 'xp 44 , ' ' , in , Ted Christy, 'E ' A ' ' Guard, Junior I Terry Appell, ,I Richard Bonheimer, Fullback, Senior Quarterback, Sophomore aw, Gal' BSHIYIQSI' Terry Cgopefi. W Bryant' Guard, Junior Halfback, Junior L 2 End, Junior Q ' M y 1-552 ,gif W ' Ta 422 , L l U' . if- i f ' ' -' i s K 452, V3 .J ++ Qxfgz ' A . -- D ,, , GBVY DOVHOD. Lloyd Edwards, Russ Formica, Center, Junior Guard, Senior Guard, Junior -70- 1 . ' W- f -,T N , Ralph Flores, Fullback, Sophomore I ii 74 sl 1, ., f- e, .- np ily . wg, Mpwmwi.- fl l , S l Joe Miller, ass'f. coach and Fred hingham, head coach l ess- , -WM k 1... ' I ,. r..,.,...1 Wauf' Q' P . -.is . ,M ' ' .. 3'f EA , - i ,' Q Q 1 rpg 4 Q L1-Y-'J .Q -I-.51 , , 1...-A .5 . ,r.'1i3- J' ' ,arg-3,51 Higgs-1 ..,, iiiiku nf. aa-FP' i l lr lfflv-1 f, Y'5i W ,ti K. '-T i A x phi K I. , , 'aQ?LQfK.f5Q in if 5 -tiizA,::iw,T? ,X ,ie3..x.'Kw . -Lagl. 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I 'IN '1 A V.,,,,.k,,1 Hi 'v S A - A X H,-, 3' .f 'ki .M 'M ,i Nm' I QQ, . ...Lv 1 Q X ' A .M , km W' vw xg? l Y, 4 , f 13 : A 9 J q ,' X .--f Q E215 me -. -..L ,Q ,Mm Qs .'!. J K 150079441 R Top Row, l. to r., Jim Harte, John Root, Earl Getman, Jerry O'Callahan, Chuck O'Dell, Wally Tharp. Third Row, Red McKinny, Milton Sears, Jim Salpietro, Garrell Long, John Fuller, Jack Mattson, LeRoy Schnieder, Paul Brochheuser, Harold Steffe, Scott Hahn. Second Row, Norbert Kissel, Rich Bonheimer, Kenny Butler, Harry Rodenkirk, Joe For- mica, Jolly Wilford, Ralph Flores, Cliff Sherwood, Erwin Slater, Pip Cole. Bottom Row, Ronnie Congdon, Bob Harkey, Dick Parisek, Carl Cooper, John Sickafoose, Jim Living- ston, Chuck Weeks, Danny Pelton, Dwight Farley. m Mr. Jim Carter, Mr. Jim Little, and Mr. Ed Wessel Mr. Dan smith and Mr . Jae Geiger Top Row, l. to r., Mark Wyman, Mike Ginter, Don Sherwood, Huey Greer, Dick Sicka- foose, Eddie Polidor, Richard Anderson, Henry Nichols, George Bergstrom, Mike Ed- wards, Bill Corbett. Third Row, David Marcoux, Richard Rowe, Jim Finkenbinder, Walt Roland, Bob Clark, Bill Koeneman, Mike Conklin, Neal Harris. Second Row, Roko Smile- ianic, Wayne Ranks, Burt Wise, Dick Vauqhan, Forrest Sigawart, Walt Ranks, Charles Mils. Bottom Row, Everett Kyle, Robert Scott, Larry Carter, Kenny Knudson, Wayne Schnieder, Daylon Stolidor, Jerry Sowell. 1 . I M4 S'a3:f . S 'fee ter S f 6f4S'KE7'84ll eadwwf TON SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS 1 3 S SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS j I ni 415-9' 0 ir M3 ROW ONE: BILL ABBOTT5 BRUCE ANDERSON, JIM BRYANTg TED CHRISTYg JIM CRYER. ROW TWO: ALAN HARRISg BILL LANGDONJ BILL NASIFg ROGER PI.ATEg JACK ROHR 1.1.4. TOM ROHR TONY TERESI MR. WADE OLIVER, head basketball coach. CARL THARP RICHARD TUCKER 'Un-ov QI N1 225 3,155 . A AH f .Luk Z Q 'Q ? 135 I s , Lf? u 1 ,, i Y i fb' l ifhwv 'n j Q. ,YQ C in 1 in x ms MILE J A CZLJ V 65? I X rw A bk Q, , ,ff FLG, 37 JUIW ,Q rynesvrr enswfreai ROW ONE: Ronnie Collins, Devviglwi Tisdaleg Bob Harkeyg Ralph Floresg Larry Nolteg Dick Parisek. ROW TWO: Ronnie Congdong Neil Harrisg Jolnn Vinsong Greg Haugeng Charles Maysp LeRoy SclwneiderpJolwn Sickafoosep Rich Bonheimer. Pip Cole, JV manager. Mr. Fred Bingham, JV coach. SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SEASONS 19560190 CAMELBACK WASHINGTON GLENDALE BUCKEYE CARL HAYDEN WINSLOW CHANDLER PHX. IND. AGUA FRIA BROPHY BUCKEYE PRESCOTT TOLLESON AJO NORTH HIGH PHX. CENTRAL PEORIA KINGMAN SHS Opponents I5 41 37 48 32 27 42 23 41 54 40 47 33 40 58 44 32 I9 39 A4 138 36 55 42 33 41 I7 35 37 56 40 AA 36 31 30 49 FRESWMEAI eggkfmnz L Bottom row, I to r: Daylon Stolldort, Roko Smileianic, David Lee, Richard,Anderson, Skeeter Doolittle, Joe Formica, Bob Picket, Walt Ranks, Kenny Knudson. Top row: Walt Roland, Dewight Tisdale, Dave Betts, John Tutell, Neil Harris, George Bergstrom, Mike Konklm Wayne Schnieder, 3649003 SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS WASHINGTON GLENDALE CARL HAYDEN CHANDLER AGUA FRIA WASHINGTON TOLLESON GLENDALE PEORIA Doug Gaston, manager. Mr. Joe Miller, Freshmen Basketball Coach VAR!! 846' Mr. Joe Geiger, head Baseball coach. Row one: Rich Bonhiemer, Dick Parisek, Kenny Butler, Ralph Flores, Ronnie Col- lins, Harry Arthur, Alan Harris, Val Roessler.. Row two: Coach Joe Geiger, Jim Bryant, Gary Dornon, Tom Rohr, Mike Midkiff, Roger Plate, Joe Simek, Richard Fake, Wayne Schnieder. Gary Dornon hurls his blazing fast ball Mike Midkiff practices a home-run hit. It ' ' ' -1 I - - . 1 F, .A A ' . '. fl f. 'il f A an N K . ' 5 gay Jim Bryant Ted Christy ' GBVY Domon RiCh8I'd Pike . S .L S mt N A Si' N 'M Nix Aki 4 lycsk Q N KE' Rlaoh Flores Alan Harris N 4 1 SW' .,,,ggx.:9gi.w f . is 1 L N K WN! .1 all V Q mh5-I' gd? 'fs ' .... av 5' f ' 1-.L .4 ' 1 ' . r S ,m e V new , X W 1 tile .e-155, t.Q V Perfect slide!! Q' A W Q. ' A . I new X - b M v E Mike Midkiff Dick Parisek s r XV t t e W e Prepanng to meet the ball. - P i r FN ' . X N V. ' Roger Plate Joe Simek Ron Wise Wayne Schnieder, Manager Tom Rohr JUIVIOR V4RS'!7'V 84.968411 Nfgx E: '- l l'f - LLe.f S -' ,. -'-.. .xr V. 4 K A Row one: Dale McCulley, manager, Bruce Anderson, Charlie Mays, Jim Harte, A I 5 3, Norb Kissell, Paul Brochheuser, Robert Scott, manager. Row two: Gary Blum, .NU 5. . Lowell Trigg,BilI Dugan, Rich Bonheimer, Kenny Butler, Joe Formica, Mur- 'l li J' ray Wyman, Richard Lee. g Mr. Fred McClure , Zaic, ' Q ?3fff.f, Frosh Baseball coach. , B 3 i Mr. Ed Wessel JV Baseball coach. fefsffnvnm 649.55414 A ni- hui' S all f 'ma.- A . .f f F4 M ai' ff , .Q - .Q N Row one: Lonnie White, manager, Walt Ranks, David Lee, Daylon Stolidor, Kenny Knudson, Gary Blum, Roko Smiliianic, Alvin Messer, Burt Wise, George Pickens. Row two: Mr. McClure, coach, Bill Corbett, Jim Finkenbinder, Dewight Tidsdale, Bob Picket, Neil Harris, John Clingan, Mark Wyman. -84- areas' rzffvc Varsity Team Fred Pierce Dick Vaughan Jim Salpietro Carl Cooper Harry Rodenkirk Dave Person Gail Bellinger Ken Butler Dwight Bellinger Mike Midkiff Ray Vaughan Lloyd Edwards Harold Steffee Weight 95 95 103 112 120 127 127 133 133 138 145 156 191 Junior Varsity Wrestlin Wei ht Larry Keller John Pierce Don Beal Doug Bellinger John Danley Garrel Long Jack Adams Murray Wyman Dennis Oldham Chris Niggle Jollie Willford Jack Mattson Eddie Smith 9 9 112 112 120 120 120 120 138 138 156 156 165 191 138 Gail Bellln99f0l'1 TOD-. Dwight Bellinger tries an escape. Harold Steffee attempting a takedown. Lloyd Edwards coming from the bottom Carl Cooper grimaces in a tremendous ex- Kenny Shirk, a JV wrestler, executesa per to the top. ertion of strength. 85 fect escape. ii-Vw x an a successful manu :ff i ROW ONE, L. to R. - Forrest Sigwarrg Larry Hale, manager, Andy Weaver, Dick Vaughan, Everett Kyle, John Nelssen Mike Webber. ROW TWO, L. to R. - George Bergstrom, Mike Ginferg Richard Anderson, Harry Rodenkirk, Dave Marko Richard Rowe. A y A pyramid of Vikings! Mr. Riley, coach -87-l y mesvry nwfv .Q Row one: Curt Holmes, Bill Bush, Dick Sparks Row two: Doug Tracy, Tony Cole, Jack Rohr Tennis coach, MY- HUD' Jack Rohr reaching for a high one. Tony Cole in action. ! t JUIV 0k M4RS'l7'V TEIVIV S' Row one: Jim Malm, Gary Hollingsworth. Row two: Murl Abbott, Ronnie Martinezp Rohr and Bush pair up as a doubles team. Homes goes up for a sharp Abbott d r i v e s through drive. with a screamer . mmf! 'IH'-'N its mm Martinez on a net shot ,ii in M ' J,-HY- TN rcwck E , J . 1 l i 3 t , i d T my 5 MT? A A : A A J-il 'P' QQ . 4 mfr Q, h - , , I 2 .if ,',- -.85 3 K 1 Y V 'K L , 2,5 x a ' A T ' -- , :ff .A ,, .mm-V .- Mr. Don Smith, assistant IT 'I l . Track coach- Car harp sal s over hurd e if i a ' ' .c.,,.L.....a:.,.......a .- W f A 1 - 'H l of lrithalif - IH 'ti' ' 'St ' 'lifir' 52 Mr. Joe Miller, Track coach. head ROW ONE: Chuck Weeks: Charlie Sigwart: Tom Ruth: Mike Heppler: Tom McKean: Terry Norby: Wally Tharp: Mike Ed- wards: John Root: Ruedi Hoegger. ROW TWO: Mike Conklin: Bob Picket, Al Moots: Dave Rice: Dewight Tisdale: Joe For- mica: Larry Nolte: Gary Long: John Danley: Terry Cooper: Bill Langdon. ROW THREE: Mike Phillips: Jolley Willford Bob Harkey: Bill Mattingly: Ronnie Congdon: Tom Roush: Ray Vaughan: Tom Abbott: Jerry O'CalIahan: Bill Abbott: Greg Haugen: Cliff Sherwood: Carl Tharp: Lloyd Edwards. I J yu- l gsyy g f , , AM q L 3 g V GIRZS' All-star Volleyball team: pictured l. to r. front row: L' d Th C 'll S ' Seago. Second Row? Laverne ifroupcynski, Barbara Grdllarit, Bsanllzholjlkoszlplagd Jagcrlgel Bldlilgr? from the picture: Suzi Bergstrom, Judy Britton, Lois Noren, Mary Payton, and Susan VOLLE.V6'n4ll Reach high, Susie. SPEED - - W4V All-star Speed-a-way team: pictured l. to r. back row: BeaAnn Likosar, Linda Thompson, Suzi Bergstrom. Front Row: Susan Baird, Paul Wesson, Kathy Buck, Rhoda Dawn Tanner, Linda Girls' Sports Directors, Miss Jean Seago, Jo Ann Salpietro. ln front of group, Velda Boren and Mary Lynn Blakely. Hutsell and Miss Jean Ferguson. Speedaway action. 1 ,7.'a E SUDORZS' Someone get the ball! g,4g,q57g,4g4 up l S' 0F 72914 Z 1 This is gonna' be a mightybthrow. x . g - A kY'X ll1'l'1iX 'mix ,Rtf Y5x l,l'll -T X X 1 ll . N X 1 A, mfg ve-f,x.X wt -- ' 1 1 'fn vw X . x , 5 xnxx .XYIKJK A Y X X X. N ' vfv 1 y ,kx'l I.5., . K X. .. 1. xi- - I -'1' Bea Ann Likosar, Joanne Baker, Camilla Sanner, Lois Noren, Linda Thompson, Linda Seago. Bottom row: PaulaWesson, Suzi Bergstrom, Nita Shumway, Glenda Lewis, Susie Walker , x gmc' iii SHUFFZ EROAQD I i Stop grinning and play ping pong. GIRLS' ' S'POR7S' 46770 Interested spectators. , ll..-f DONT iusi do S0mefhif'Q - Sflnd fhefe- Someone get the ball. Don'f stomp on me. S-T-R-E-T-C-H Hopscotch, Nita? Reafih high now. r W jg, M ii ' ,F Yin . . - K ...J Z T. T T at . . - .a ff' - if g p ff . T? T M ,QE ,,VV, 1 kh M l i K it ,tkh f ii .1 ..Vki 3 E k Q ' H . -, . A I . K . l K 5 :uno is l Freshman Tennis Team, Left to Right. Linda Rosternunth, Judy Jacklin, Janice Evertsen, Marilyn Everett, Linda La Bay, Nancy Jordan Jo Anne Salpietro, l l ' That's the way! Wonder if She got it? Front Row: L. to R, Badminton Team. L. ev Q ' f Z' ,fl A fi .,, Z : ad HJ, 4 . f y V A- ' 0 . : 'Si to R., Top row. Camilla Sanner, Barbara Graham, Linda Thompson, Patty Britton, Mary Payton, Linda Anderson. Carole Kruszalnicki, Suzi Bergstrom, Nita Shumway, Bea Ann Likosar, Lucy Plotter. l iiif' r as 4 . L-'ijt . ,, w Q f i N i . gggg ' . , an aw? E 1 . 33 1 , M 'git . as or T .5 i t fl . v. ? 'U ' I ,r V, Varsity Tennis Team. Left to Right. Lenell Hannah, Virginia Watkins, Vivian Everett, Lois No 7E'1WV!S' I if , , .aff f. T, , ' ff' gs - r , V , A ::.,: i- . M I4 ,Maw ia S '. ,- , .bf V vi J . 'Q .3 ff., .W ,S 'N VZ, gy -, - ,gsj Q. . ze - ren, Marilyn Carpenter. DOW' fall- Come on amid reach. Q- I A A I X Z. . M., x. n . , ', 7 f .Q , 1,1 : g 1 . txt? if WW r Wzgsginnis Team. Left to Right. Nita Shumway, Suzi Bergstrom, Judy Britton, Linda Thompson, Peg Latcham, JoAnne Baker, Paula A Under the Automium at the World's Fair stands the American Pavilion. This airy-circular building designed by archi- tect Edward Stone spans 340 feet and has a central pool surrounded by growing trees. The building's spacious design is lighted through an exterior grill. Among the many interesting exhibits are an IBM Ramac electronic brain giving historical information in 10 languages, a daily fash- ion show giving people a look at the latest U.S. fashions, a scale model of Philadelphia, a Walt Disney movie, Cin- arama , and murals of the American scene. Just as the organization of the American Pavilion, depicts the various phases of American life, so our organiza- tional section depicts the various phases of school life. 6 9' V QR , X05 deo- 'X 7 C7 9' 9, 9008-M tfb X 5 K ey- 'lJX 23, xp X N' NX0 -98- Q'- .xx s.,k gf I5 x K 1 X Row One: Marilyn Carpenter, Carole Sickafoose, Kathy Buck, Velda Boren, Susan Walker, Cheryl Kamp, Pamela Walker, BeaAr1rLLikosar Row Two: Carol Love, Barbara Fuqua, Cindy Balogh, Glenda Lewis, Esperanza Villeverde, Linda Seago, Ro- berta Kramer, Nancy Smith, Virginia Watkins. Row Three: John Sickafoose, John Vinson, Jim Grose, Ruedi Hoegger, Ray Vaughan, Alan Harris, Paul Brochheuser, Pip Cole, Jerry O'Callahan, Tom Abbott, 977705177 lts purposes are to form a more united school without regard to race, color, or creed: to create for our school and country a better idea of loyalty and understanding of democracy, to promote and keep a spirit of unity, good will and fellowship in the student body and between the students, administration and faculty of Sunnyslope High School. . Mr. Kempf, Mr. Coffin, and Mr. Schmalfuss, lAdvisorsJ Alan Harris fPres.J, Ray Vaughan lV.P.J, Marilyn Carpenter CSocial Managerl, Susan Walker fCorresponding Sec.D, Car- ole Sickafoose KRecording Sec.J, and Virginia Watkins fTreas.D. Row One: Carole Sickafoose, Wendy Huber, Velda Boren, Donna Schafer Lucrieta Langdon Susan Walker, Bonn' R t L ' N 8eAnn Likosar, Marilyn Everett. Row Two: Marilyn Carpenter, Diane Cummins, Sharon Longest, Carol Love, Verge EozellsCin?l5 Balgdgll Linda Holman, Li d Z' D' A 'l V' ' ' ' - ' ' '- - n a imrnerman, ina via, irgznla Watkins. Row Three, Robert Robbins, Jim Grose, Ralph Flores, Neil Harris, Ruedi Hoegger, Alan Harris, Ray Vaughn, Jim Harte, Jerry O'Callahan, and Tom Abbott. 6001761 l Also to establish an efficient system of student co-operation and participation in the government of S.H.S., to create loyal and proper school spirit and good sportsmanship among the students in school affairs, and to acquire a higher academic standard to make ourselves better citizens. l fX 4. 'Nw ,W 45 First Semester Outstanding Student Council Members: Tom Abbott, Foreign Exchange Student: Ruedi Hoegger John Sickafoose, and Pha Webber fmissingl. -101- ROW ONE: Mary Payton, Pat Rabe, Kathy White, Glenda Lewis, Sharon Longest, Peg Latcham, Gern Yancey, Nita Shunwvay Virginia Watkins, Velda Boren. ROW TWO: Judy Britton, Lucille Plotter, Susan Walker, Marilyn Carpenter, Jackie Baker Suzi Bergstrom, Dena Jordan, Carole Kruszalnicki, Mary Ann Clingan LE77E'1QG!RZ.9c Compliments of MADDOX DRUGS 9403 N. CENTRAL The club's rnain purpose is to create interest in - Newly Refrigerated - sports and award those girls that excell and par- Your One Stop Drug Store ticipate in various athletic activities such as volley- ball, softball, basketball, archery, badminton, ten- nis, speedball, etc. in-.L Miss Hutsell, sponsor Judy Britton lPres.J, Virginia Watkins CV.P.J, Lenell Han nah fSec.J, Velda Boren fTreas.J -102- l ' J..-n., t qs' fr J X.. X , , i - I A- J..- -. an -Us- Row One: Harry Rodenkirk, Kenny Shirk, Carl Cooper, Ralph Flores, Gail Bellinger, Bill Langdon, John Vinson, Russ For- mica, Alan Harris, Dan Peralta, Tom McKean, Carl Tharp. Row Two: Jim Cryer, Jim Grose, George Leese, Jerry Person, Dwight Bellinger, LeRoy Schnieder, Mike Miclkift, Jack Rohr, Ron Wise, Terry Cooper, Rich Bonhiemer, Tom Abbott. Row Three: Bill Mattingly, Cliff Heberlein, Gary Dornon, Lloyd Edwards, Jim Bryant, Ray Vaughn, Bill Abbott, Ted Christy, Jim Harte, Mike Phillips, Richard Tucker, Tom Rohr. LEUERMEN The Lettermen's Club is an organization composed ot all boys who have made Varsity letters in sports such as football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, and tennis. The Letterrnen's Club Follies, annual Steak Fry and initiation of new members are highlights for this club. Mr.Joe Miller and Mr Fred Bingham, isponsorsj Richard lucker lpres.i, Tom Abbott Csec.J, Ray Vaughan lV.P.J, and Harry Rodenkirk fSgt. at Armsl - 103 - t I ROW ONE: Jackie Baker, Lois Noren, Velda Boren, Suzi Bergstrom, Adrianne Savoy, Roberta Kramer, Gem Yancey, Glenda Lewis, Kathy White, Cindy Balogh, Nita Shumway, Bonnie Miller. ROW TWO: Mary Brown, Patty McMonigle, Carol Brown, Peggy Latcham, Sherry Zecher, Mary Payton, Sharon Peterson, Maryanne Cornelius, Margie Payton, Carol Love, Virginia Kozel, Frances Amick, Edith Deut- scher, Mary Bellew, Jeanette Blagg, Jayne Pierson. ROW THREE: Susan Walker, Virginia Watkins, Shirley Crusan, Jo Anne Auth, Judy Person, Ginny Yanez, Diane Perry, Diane Cummins, Mary Lynn Blakely, Dina Avila, Sharon Muirhede, Marcia Wiernusz, Judie Nerneth, Sheryl Almo, Annette Blagg, Kathy Fogle. ROW FOUR: Judy Britton, Alice Moore, Pamela Armes, Sandy Kingsbury, Sharon Thomas, Andrea Noren, Judy Nicholson, Sandra Warbritton, Peggy Burleson, Sharon Marable, Elizabeth Hinderleiter, Mary Weaver, Susan Baird, Lenita Kientz, Judy Whitley, Susan Schmidt. ROW FIVE: Judy Furr, Lucille Piotter, Carol Dice, Janet Hammer, Verlis Miller, Janice Evertsen, Nancy Smith, Micki Likosar, Wendy Huber, Kathie Buck, Pamela Walker, Patty Britton, Joanne Baker, Janice Richardson, Bea Ann Likosar, Sandra Alama, Phyllis Burgos, Linda Pike. W - 7E67VS' This club works in close co-ordin- Phune W1 3-7017 Lic. No. 19164 ation with the YWCA. The goals WATKINS CONCRETE of this club are: To grow as a per- cememMason son., To grow in fellowship and 1833 W. Desert Cove Rd. Phx love of God! To grow ln The knowledge of God. Mrs.Mary Moore and Miss Rosella Cantrelljsponsorst Lois Noren LTVGGS-l, Virginia lPV9S-7, Mary Payton lV-P-7, Jackie Baker fChap.J, Judy Furr. lReportert, Susan Walker Sec.l, and Suzi Bergstrom UCC, Rep.J. l t t Row One: Curt Holmes, Mike Midkiff, George Leese, Murray Wyman, Tony Teresi, Lowell TrigoLChris Niggle, LeRoy Schnie der, Jim Grose. Row Two: John Vinson, Jerry Person, Pip Cole, Jim Harte, Russ Formica, Doug Tracy, Charles Mays, Cliff Sherwood, Jack Rohr, Ron Wise, Tim Hoag. Row Three: John Root, Doug Bigelow, Jim Bryant, Terry Archibald, Tom Ab- bott, Bill Abbott, John Moffatt, Bill Mattingly, Ted Christy, Tom Rohr. SEMINOKE - H - Their purpose is to create, maintain and extend high standards of character in the school, home, and community, This organization follows these planks: Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean schol- arship, and clean living. y l l Mr. Bartee, Mr. Lewis,and Mr. Little, fsponsorsl Tom Abbott lV.P.J, Jack Rohr fpres.J, John Vinson Csec- treas.J, and Tom Rohr CChaplainl. Missing, Ron Wise lSgt. at armsl. 1' ' 1.., it is , , ' 5 Cindy Balogh, Kathy White, Virginia Watkins, Leneli Hannah, Janice Richardson, Judy Kafader, Velda Boren, Beverly Knight, Judy Kitchen, Susie Bergstrom, Lois Noren, Judy Britton, and Lucille Piotter. ' POM :DOW GIRLS! Their purpose is to promote the school spirit. piiragvesn- . I-K A., , .1 7 2 graft? - 1 Miss Ferguson' Sponsor Judy Britton and Virginia Watkins, Managers - 106 -, H :EEE A -J Y 5 .-is -Q ,Fifi 5-1. 9F !?'2f4? fe 2 . X A . ig f . as .Aki x , w ,D Vg.. -. 3, M111 , , ,aim H -X gggw Qi f L:.,c:f T Evg- xi J ?1.Qf fs,-,gg V M 53,-,.,.--.me www-if-ff Q-A... ,, 53, f W- ...A if M mn ,.,.,,..Mg,-...A M :-i.,..,....-...V wg-N ww-N as as ws.-w... NM WM- mmm W Km W V+ MW , -dr-1 fm, -vm -QQ.. -.W f.,f -uv.. ww... ., W - 'vX.,...5.- W. -LM , , ,Qu ,, xw Xf AL. -V-- gg-+s.,f,,.,.x, 47, Y .,,...w - , ,,,, - , wwwwv -5-1 sm. LN- 1 T.,.,..- a-L if E212- ,pi--aa , W. ,, M. 'Af W V r ,Ti 'iff Xe A , 3 ..m ' .2322 p , we N Vx. ,W ,F f3-.,Q-,QQ -. 1.1 V, . .,,.,. . -4.9: .... A 2 ,,,k ,,-2, E ,,,, . k,,,,,.m ..,,, L fc:-fe 1 . E il K x, 55 Ls x'.Y2 9.5. 5 ,L,, . U V Q A wr af? N ' I H x 4 x . 2 Q 1 1 1 . si?-ws Q1 'X'-i 'u. ,SMH M . - . Q ,, N ' L Q uw ..- Q dwg -vig an 5 -by . K x mil. . 2 u ds'.h mg -,H ff X , W? X -Q E , M 5, X 425318 -- : , , X Q ' Q Q gp Q V si W if -A M 2+ X 'S .- Y Sf-f-.S 1 fx , Li ,kill ' 1 fl X Y, Iii: VU ' Q 3 X, fl 5 , - A ,, f- .x 932 ,V , rx 'Nw be 3 I O e ROW ONE. Patricia Burris, Rita Mosiman, Shirley Munn, Vernette Pearson, Diane Perry, and Carole Mosiman. ROW TWO: Roberta Bruney, Diane Daily, Penny Lawson, Jackie Gaston, MaryAnn Brochhusser, Janette Tomb, Roger Jones- UTURE TEAGHERS' The purpose of the FUTURE TEACHERS is to ex- plore the various facets of teaching as a career. Mrs. Alice Moore and Mrs. Jenkins, sponsors. Helene Upton, fTreas.J, Rita Mosiman, fPres.lg Frances Arniclc, lhistorianjg and Penny Lawson, V-Pres.l. Missing is Jacque Gaston, CSec.D. Row one: Carole Sickafoose, Linda Williams, Cindy Balogh, Jacque Gaston. Row two: Leslie Masters, Rita Mosiman, Carol Mosiman, Mary Ann Clingan, Doug Tracy. . 7295 S5014 NS' The THESPIANS is a national honor society for stu- dents taking part in drama. Students are admitted to the chapter only by invitation based upon their participation in drama presentations. this spage sponsored by JERRY'S TEXACO 8. WARREN-ROEDER INSURANCE AGENCY 2 t it MF- HBYVY MBSYGYS, Sponsor Leslie Masters, Vice-President, Rita Mosiman, Secretary, Mary Ann V Clinqan, Treasurer, Doug Tracy, Clerk, inserted, Jacque Gaston, President. ' .V -in G It gi 3 , X 'A Wit . . . ---ri 'I ' JK ,,.,, . ,,. , T. . Row One: Dena Jordan, Paula Wesson, Virg Kozel, Marge Payton, Peg Latcham, Gem Yancey, Kathy White, Jackie Baker, Sports-Managers. Row Two: Elizabeth Hinderleiter, Bonnie Wise, Sharon Gunn, Regina Rueger, Mary Shay, Diane Perry, Mary Payton, Sherry Zecher, Maureen Hayhurst, Gail Norton, Marlene Martinez, Glenda Lewis, Cindy Balogh, Nita Shumway, Myrna Wilson, Mary Bentley. Row Three: Carole Blair, Nancy Wimer, Shirley Crusan, Judy Britton, Sharon Thomas, Verlis Miller, Linda Seago, Sharon Muirhede, Judy Person, Judie Nemeth, Kathie Bloom, Sharon Marable, Linda Tibkin, Virginia Watkins, Ginny Yanez. Row Four: Marsha Prentice, Janice Haw- ley, Ruth Clayton, Camilla Sanner, Mary Weaver, Andrea Noren, Janice Richardson, Judy Kafader, Marcia Wiernuz, Marilyn Carpenter, Pat Rabe, Suzi Bergstrom, Velda Boren, Lenell Hannah, Bonnie Rust. Row Five: Midge Nichols, Sandra Alama, Sue Simpson, BeaAnn Likosar, Susan Walker, Patty Britton, Joanne Baker, Linda Thompson, Susan Baird, Barbara Graham, Judy Suiter, Leilani Titus, Vicki Toogood, Lucille Piotter, Mary Ann Clingan, Vivian Everett, Cathy L'Esperance. Inserted: President, Lois Noren, Vice President, Lucille Piotter, Secretary, Mary Payton, and Treasurer, Judy Katader. IRZS' 40515776 4.9906 4710 Row One: Joanne Auth, Barbara Eisenstein, Elizabeth Gebhart, Kathrun Burruss, Genevieve Soia, Mary Bellen, Mary Anne Cornelius, Nancy Smith, Judy Smith, Sharon Peterson, Jayne Pierson. Row Two: Cheryl Kamp, Susan Schmidt, Judy Nicholson, Beverly Ranson, Sandy Warbritton, Sandy Kingsbury, Jo Ann Salpietro, Janette Blagg, Peggy Burleson, Diane Cummins, Mary.Lynn Blakely. Row Three: Teresa Gibson, Marilyn Everett, Judy Rowland, Liz Moon, Diana Heckington, Rhoda Dawn Tanner, Muriel Smith, Anette Blagg, Nancy Jordan, Patty McMonigle, Dina Avila. Row Four: Judy Whitley, Norene Bailey, Janet Hammer, Claudia Coleman, Carol Dice, Mick: Likosar, Kathie Buck, Wendy Huber, Phyllis Burgos, Linda Pike, Pamela Walker. Inserted: Miss Ferguson and Miss Hutsell, sponsors. . fx ic: K' r . , ,wlg N .',-3-it 'V A ,.,.' .sa ,Q .Y P 5. QQ.. l 5 .J '-ff. Y, Erb, David Hatch. 4 45' Y , . t, , in - s - t FIRST ROW: Carolyn Davis, Kathy Herl, Nancy Magro, Corinne Miller, Carole Hertfer, Sandi Thacker, Elmer Hatch, Pat Thacker. SECOND ROW: Judy Gillespie, Nora Herl, Janet Vose, Glenith Balkey, Leiean Keenan, Bettina Harris, Patty Johnson, Priscilla Holman, Karen Johanson. THIRD ROW: Lee Clemson, Cheryl Noland, Sharon Dempsey, Mary Briscoe, Kathleen Adels, Sandra Balir, Martha Sparks, Sandra V0 07!! F 01? CHRIST The purpose of our club, which is a branch of Youth for Christ International, is to promote Chris- tian Fellowship on campus. Mr. Schmalluss, Sponsor Nora Herl, Vice-President, Kathleen Adels, President, Nancy Magro, Secretary, Sandi Thacker, Song Leader, and Leiean Keenan, Reporter. s ,,7 YH, fFront to backl: Gem Yancey, Bonnie Wise, Carol Love, Sherry Zecher, Bonnie Rust, Shirley Crusan, Patty Britton, Maureen Hayhurst, Nita Shumway, JoAnne Nolte, Vivian Everett, Pat Rabe,'Mary Weaver. J HIV! 01? V4RS'l7V CHE!-'RL EADERS' Jwwoa OM ,D ofv if 40 Il 3. iz ,R Row Ono: Adrianne Savoy itreasj, Roberta Kramer iV,P.J, Carol Brown iPres.l, Vivian Everett iSec.J low Two: Ann Bentley, Pat Tortorici, Diane Peacock, Carole Hartman, Frances Amick, Jane Franklin, Jo Johnson, Linda White. Row Three: Esther Ziegler, Marilyn Everett, Martha Horne, Shirley Munn, Penny Lawson, LaVon Smoker, Linda Staats, Judy Furr. Inserted: Mrs. Pickens, Sponsor. FUTURE HOMEMAKER! F U 7' URE IVURSES' Row One: Jill Miller, Linda Staats, Ann Bentley, Martha Horne NPD, Mary Ann Brocheuser iSec.7, Sherry Zecher iTreas.i, Linda Holman, Shirley Munn, Nancy Jordan. Row Two: Janice Evertsen, Cheryl Kamp, Linda Pike, Norene Bailey, Carole Sickafoose, Verlis Miller, Pris- cilla Holman, Eileen Fitzmaurice. Inserted: Lois Noren iPres.i and Mrs. Yanez iSponsorl. 41 L lb... , was , .., , ig, ' :gg 1 . 5 ', :queen , Dl- IX A Ars- nv . ati A -i l Row One: Judith Moritz, Linda Williams, Joan Gries, Kathy Fogle, Penny Lawson, Qmissing: Jack Wells 81 Don Beall. Row Two: Charles Sigwart, Bertha Baldwin, Vernette Pearson, Susan Rockwell, Ruedi Hoegger. Inserted Mrs. Tanner, Sponsor. 068476 764449 840111 1V7'0!V 6108 Row One: Dena Jordan, publicity manager, Lucille Piotter, VP., Carol Love, Treas., Mary Payton, Pres.p BeAnn Lilcosar, Soc. Manager, and Paula Wesson, Historian. Row Two: Linda Thompson, Linda Anderson, Suzi Bergstrom, Nita Shum- way, Patty Britton, Barbara Graham, Cammila Sanner. Row Three: Linda Seago, Jackie Baker, Peggy Latcham, Virge Kozel, Marge Payton, Sharon Muirhead, Roberta Kramer, Adrianne Savoy, Sharon Marable, Judy Persons. Row Four: LaVerne Troupczynski, JoAnne Baker, Virginia Watkins, Linda Holden, Marcia Wiernusz, Leilani Titus. Inserted Miss Hutsell, Sponsor. he it Sw be Y ,sf .,.iA .,.,n,2u.k f 59, 5.gvi-ti., First Row: Donna Sosinslci, Marilyn Setne, Virginia Watkins, Frances Amiclc, Jean lveli, Lois Noren, Carole Sickafoose, Judy Kafader, Velda Boren, Glenda Lewis, Leiean Keenan, Xirlita Welton. Second Row: Dave Shoaf, Martha Horne, Nancy Magro, Jacque Gaston, Carole Kruszalnicki, Rita Mosiman, Mary Ann Brocheuser, Susan Walker, Elaine Blanchard, Donna Schaefer, Penny Lawson, Vivian Everett, David Ash, Roberta Bruney. Third Row: Ray Sigafoose, Joe Sirnek, Jim Grose, Leonard Steward, Tom McKean, Ruedi Hoegger, Ray Vaughn, Jerry Kells, .lim Salpietro, Ted Parod, Charles Sigwart, Tom Abbott. Inserted: Mr. Rafinski, Miss Bryant, and ,V Arens, Sponsors , fvnrfonmz Hamm socffry mf-'r4 sfo nm 64444 First Row: Norene Bailey, Judy Smith, Linda La Bay, Verlis Miller, Kathy Foqle, Sandy Stigsell, Xirlita Welton Donna Schaeffer Dena Jordan. Second Row: Ric Nilsson, Allen Hull, George Leese, Micki Likosar, Paul Setne, John Shepardson, Jim' Salpietro, Louis lilulsey. Third Row: Les Masters, Joe Formica, Peter Molinare, David Gilliland, Richard Rowe, Gerald Carpenter, Don Auth, Charles Sigwart Leo- nard Stewarcl, Ray Vaughan, Inserted: Mr. Leiner and Mr. Davis, Sponsors, ' . +.,.,c -scii M-., , 3-QXCJW 5 K- Q r t i K 3 l 5 l g S .i hal Seated: Clinton Wise, Vice-pres., Linda White, Presidentg Marilyn Setne, Treasurer, Sharon Wallace, Secretary. Stand- ing: Vickie Hale, Sharon Dempsey, Carole Brown, Roberta Kramer, Adrianne Savoy, Judy Furr. Insert, Mr. Geiger 4976! 08 JUIWUR OP 77M!S' 7' dl 08 Kneeling: Ray Vaughan, Vice-pres., Charles Sigwart, President, Tom McKean, Secretary, Ruedi Hoegger, Treasurer, Alan Harris, Chaplain. Standing: Tom Abbott, Richard Tucker, Leslie Masters, Jack Wells, Leonard Steward, Frank Ybarra. ln- sert, Mr. Lipinski, sponsor. sponsor. w . at 1 9' vu t 2 5 5 . Q 35 1 0 Y 2 3' nf. WWMM w w.wQ xkafwmm in . as ' 'fi' 7 ' W, 'Qi ' A lx C, H' 11 xv my . 3 H ., W by ,, -Q 1 A R lm? 5? 'W f Q V1 5 wx' V ' af lil l .W vt i f , ., V H, nfs i K 3 gi: I: 1. QQ -', is , 1 v xe -M 54 Si . f ' 5121 - l ' a L 1 - . .. VJ X I.A' Y yn' I ,Y : --.3 4 Q L L , ,P fb v , 'Q wx W 2 Q Q ' 3 ik i 1 A MM ' 7 Q if -A -' we sd X 1 exit is -,rr -. N Q 'cwfq XY ' ' N - W V e sb ss- 2 -9 5 5 if R 'bf f X. 2, N XE N N 0 X Ns 5 N Q' w ' 0 ' X ' IO it lf Q lfffff my w 1 I get T 64 Fellow Students: Throughout the past year, I have found as editor of the l959 Valhalla, the many roles the yearbook plays in our lives. To the staff, it is their brain- child, the fruit of their labor, their production. To the faculty and adminis- tration, it is sometimes a necessary evil, to the photography department, it is a chance to show their skills, to the art department, it is a place to try new techniques and styles. But though these are some parts the Valhalla enacts in the drama of our school life, the book is for the students, espe- cially the seniors, and we hope it will serve as a treasury of memories throughout your lives. As the World's Fair demonstrated and displayed the talents and ingeniousness of the world, we feel the Valhalla shows to its readers, the outstanding achievements and talents found at Sunny- slope High School. This year held many joys and sorrows for me in producing the book and I would like to gratefully thank the staff, .lim Grose, Tim Hoag, Sue Free- man McDonough, Gerry Schultz, Carole Sickafoose and Myrtle Pitts for sharing them with me. I would also like to thank our Art-Editor, Linda White, and her assistant, Paul Case, for their hard work in producing this year's book. Also special thanks to the whole Photography Department for coming through with the necessary pictures when we needed them most. The faculty and administration have proven very affable and tolerant and Mr. Kempff and Mrs. Griffith, in the business office, have also served us well. To these people, l am deeply grateful. But to Mr. Howard McCon- nell, our sponsor, my heart goes out in the deepest thanks and apprecia- tion for the work and assistance he gave so freely. I consider it one of the greatest honors in my high school career to have been able to serve you as Valhalla editor. I hope that the time I spent working with the staff can be multiplied over 'and over and the product measured in terms of enjoyment you get looking back at your annual. On the part of the staff, I would like to wish the faculty and administra- tion the continued admiration and respect of our student body, the future classesjll'SHS, a happy, fruitful quest for education, and the graduating sepi , alltthe success and prosperity in the woigzlraas they pursue their re voca io 's. X, bg' Sincer yours, J t ,ff ' y QW - Ev! yr VQFQXXF x J H ff Ejlilcde, l3alggrValhalla W .tri rf Q5 rs ggi Sf'k5-'XQlhr,rQ'A lf J sm Wy, J. Q, ., 53.2 Liiztritgtrtr at QJXANS Egfr NOEXE L . as 'V Q9 Qi N f tb 'US Q 5 0 It l5PiJ?sINZ0f A Tom McKean, Drum major N . A Q, A NN ' 4 5N'x sv Q-LQ UN w 3 X FQ 1 -s K X? R XQ NTC L X X 1, xf U X X Y -D 'ii '5' 4 jf- ,N 0 xxx ,K fxi 'NX N3 ml v Nw GNN x. J iq Xl' i xx IN 3 Q X, I X N A '2 X1 , A T L , ,. 1 or Q X 11910 X texto 5 P-Veg T653 S 01' e50- fx we M , W ' ht, C t h ' d ' I ng Omer C on an Swmg band Mr. Mooney, Band and Orchestra diredov, di rector. 121 - ' - N' ' - g H . rliv' ' A 1 1 . ,V . Qsvw W ' . A, L. V , . . . ' ' 5331 2 f gg - - f A 1 ' 1-ig Wf-- , i ' ' Q ' 3. , .. . V , ,f as W +5 Q -Q K5 5? .A 7' k L 1 f n' V T, A ' 151' Jr Riiggijpsk ,, , kk - I ! if K A 3. , . A ff ,pf',,.V 5 y A H ,-,ixylf .P , ,,Lr jf . X X ., 1 ,Z J A FW .A'L Qi i QE, il ' Q, vi ' E f' 4 '.,'f KM If fffgffhi gl Y A .Q Fig? Q . 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' M Q Y bg, ' i ,ab , V1 s L Y ..., 7,k,'5fgQg5qg,jQf - 1 1 wh H' ' U :g.f1gww-M Q Q xiii - N ' fi 'x 13 2 k -' -. f ' 'ff' Q ' . Z Q' , wk M i N ' A ' , L f: W ff Ik A m Y . , - - fx, A ' f V rw 5 5 L A ' ' .Q v . ! . In - 'L :. I SQ -.... .- I.. I-,il ix 2, Q-f K . A 1' S 4 i 5 ll 4-X-S, . . Q, Q W '1 ' , , fig ' ' I 1 f ' C . 5 , , fl' -gs if! gfc si .X ,QNX 1 :il Q I , i I gf 3 Y FIRST ROW: Left to right, Keith Whitney, Daylon Stolldorf, Kenneth Knudson, Roger Peacock, Alan Stolldorf, Rita Mosiman, accompanist. piegrol Frances Roe' Lenifa Kienfz' SECOND RQW: Jean 'rhorieyr SECOND ROW. John Pierce, Fred Pierce, Harold Hornbock, Frank Ryan, Gerald Long, Frank Kartler. THIRD ROW: David Rice, Bill Church, Earl Sedig, David Barber, Richard Roe, Gerald Cowie. BOYS' GLEE 6108 ' '- FIRST ROW: Left to right, Diana Lekington, Kay Lane, Jo A-'fn Sal' Margaret Bentley, Judy Nicholson, Carolyn Davis, Sandra Barr, Sandra Warbritton. THIRD ROW: Carol Allen, Diane Collins, Linda Staats, Carnella Sanner, Elizabeth Hinderleiter, Karen Johanson. - Pha Webber, Doug Tracy, 1' President Vice President FIRST ROW: Lett to right, Marlene Martinez, Judy Gillespie, Mary Hahn, Leota Billings, Eddie Smith, Terry Matters, Roger Jones, Mike Lyders, Dale Mcliissack, Fred Cervantez. SECOND ROW: Myrna Wilson, Mary Brown, Sandy Thacker, Carol Cullen, Carole Smith, Mary Moore, Marshall Strang, Mike Long, Albert Moots. THIRD ROW: Judy Nash, Sandy Bartlett, Dorothy Little, Susan Dailey, Bob Bowler. FOURTH ROW: Linda Williams, Alice Nit- chols, Sandy Worsham, Vernetta Pearson, Martha Sparks, Bonnie Rust. ' at it S : at Q ' F . is . . 7 L 5 3 :R Q 2 Q 3 4 4 5 I rrr : - NPI , we tit., .t ., Q ,,, ,,:,, ,,. . 'FIIW Wi gilt. - K U -55551 L5 E K ' I , I g .WL 5 V t. at I ,Q ' L , at f . f- A au viii. s X' l Q .a X .' .kr s , J. First row: Rose Ann Smith, Mary Rose Friedrichs, Juelet Weiss, Mary Bellew, Edith Deutscher, Mary Brown Jean lveli Janice Elario Phyllis Meeker, Mary Street, Mr. Mooney. Second row: Sharon Peck, Dorothy Clark, Judy Courier, Pauline kast Charlene Wilson Diane Zimmerman, Leota Billings, Beverly Hensel, Ramona Yackley, Pam Armes, Marsha Benefiel. Third row: La Von 'Smoker Barbara Yaden Ann Upperman, Pam Walker, Barbara lmperatrice, Marilyn Shultz, Roberta Bruney, Mary Briscoe, Donna Fogle JoBeth'Bowman Carole Mosiman, Judy Gillespie. ' ' 11 -- - GIRZS' G16-'E 6108 ,-1.. Q,,,.1 Sandra Bartlett Linda Williams Mfr Wfighf. Secy-Treas. I librarian I di eCT0f First row: Bud Sonderman, Elizabeth Cooper, Rita Mosirnan, Sydney Claycomb, Susan Rockwell, Carrie Dorsett, Linda Staats, Pat Thacker, Second row: Ira Earl, Dave Towers, Norma Goodman, Pat McWatters, Dorothy Clark, Sandra Erb, Sandra Bahr, Mary Ann Canopy. Third A ' ' D k' J et V se, row: Doug Tracy, Dave Webber, Tom McKean, Pearl Hammerstead, Lynn Thacker, Suzi Hinkley, Martha Tomb, Louise un in, an o Barbara Fuqua. Fourth row: Judy Suiter, Beverly Hammer, Priscilla Holman, Karen Johanson, Margaret Kleinhen, Leieen Keenan. :Jn 4, it ' :Wi 59214 I N ig Rita Agana im. N ,,,, ,si-.zms..,vr.m,f. .vm Bmw- 1-41 fa,Lu-:misc ear mx at as has were M . A - C L I t, , L, :f:ai,.,x,e-us.1s.s,,..,wM4i1.,,- -,sig . 1 ,N . ,.kiq rnz.u.n.am.,:..g..:+m.Q.nui:A ma.. N Plano FIRST ROW: left to right, Alan Harris, Tom McKean, Gene Kirkman, Joan Gries. SECOND ROW: Mary Brown, Bud Sonderrnan, Frank Ybarra, Roger Jones, Mary Ann Brochheuser. 0 A166 B400 Al z surf wffvmfes' sm ruff Wmmrfes FIRST ROW: left to right: Rita Mosiman, Ruedi Hoegger, Roberta Bruney, Pat McWatters, SECOND ROW: Carole Mosiman, Linda Williams, Francis Amick, Karen Johan- son. THIRD ROW: Dave Towers, Bucl Sonderman, Douglas Tracy, Roger Jones, Tom McKean. NOT PICTURED: Gail Bellinger, Xerlita Welton. FIRST ROW: left to right, Tom McKean, Rita Mosirnan, Dave Towers. SECOND ROW: Carole Mosiman, Linda Williams, Karen Johanson, Janet Tomb. N. ,.,.,..v -go-. ,, . 4..- . lw ., ,,, , ,,. , o . ,, 1 ff' - v i WIMZTQ . .,1, ' Q. .' V-4,135 K, ..., 1 Blk a Y f ,-2.31 - igewa f Q fr f .. f.. '.f:5: Pif'Yf.lr a-S'E ' I -4 ,g 1 ' SS - Q - . i X 5:3 - f'if?f nL.'L .iv , . '- 5 W it ,gg z flyg, - a, , , . ara a I A Wig, ., 5 libel? A, , K., .L ' ' ' ' x we 1: I K 'M-wanwniwm. T' -lUdY Brown i Charlene Wilson Margaret Gilliland l 1 ji as , i Linda Holden , Sharon Longest Head Maiorette l Left to right: Judy Brown, Margaret Gilliland, Sharon Longest, Linda Holden, and Charlene Wilson. g ! psaakg' 5 '.i'lXswg!gQ , , . '3 - .N .3-pert ,Qt A, 3,-:gf f 1 f FX 1 ., an v, 'ff ' :if . A .4 -..g' Li ,if - ', ', ' .19- ef W lf' Q, 1 ' Oil., I' fi., I The central buildin at th g e World's Fair was the Auto- mium. Thi t s s ructure represents the atom of helium. The nine globes are reached through stairways in the cylin- drical connecting rods. ln one ofthe globes is a restaurant. Since the automium will become a permanent structure in Brussels, we have chosen it to represent the lasting effect of recreation in our high school days, to our later years. I 3' H, fA'l'LQ,iii ?4Q,2 ' A ,rf 1 1 iQ f:'+ Q, ,, se g , 9 , A ..,k J' 5m,',wg ' a -ri: 4 f if ' . M A 5 '4 . . Nix m , In u if 1' 5 Je 'V' . K -r I WW X I I g ii, . . it W? fly? Q - - W, '1 ' 3 f'., f Q 151 i vga A, K I J L In ,j 1 ff 2,9 5 , ,qfxfs V Q' 179- -W 4 5,5 , gg gf V 1 ' 1- - r Av Q, coming Dance Spread that paint Paint the dollar sign Our Dignified teachers 'ia Like Playing in Mud Lineup Homecoming Game - 131 - A tense moment in the CURIOUS SAVAGE. 006' 146710047 MISTER VIIVJEIV7' Caroline Graham ,............... Sandee Fritz Henry Graham .................... Tom Mgjgean Susan .......................... Peggy Chartrand Penelope ,.......,.,,,,,,,........... Verlis Miller Cynthia ..........,,.,.,,,,,.. Barbara Eisenstein Mister Vincent ..,,.,,,.,.Y...,.... John Moffatt Ted Matthews ..........,............. Jim Malm DR M4 710 GORIOUS' S'4V4G6' Florence ....... Hannibal ......... Fairy May .,,.,,,, Jeffrey .,....,... ........Bonnie Rust ..,....Douglas Tracy ......Jayne Pierson .......ALeslie Masters PaddY -----'-4- ......, ,JoanAGries erry ppell Sfimuel Q-1---e'--- .-,-....,.... .........,.. D 0 n Beal Llly Belle f--------, -.......,. E lllabefh Cooper MIS- Efhel Savage --.-,...... .Leiean Keenan MISS Wilhelmina ,.,-,..-.-- lmjacque Gaston D - Emmet' a--'w----'- -----..., J ohn Sickafooge He Dane ffm, Www, aw Wedded. Bw 11101 Wee Hyacinth Haven ...,...,,...,,,, Penny Lawson Mrs. Octavia Moneycracker .... Lois Noren Alvina Moneycracker ........ Susan Schmidt -Linette Darwood ............ Jacque Gaston Fleetwood Dashaway ..,..... Charles Hollingsworth Fitziohn Oliphant .,.. Gary Hollingsworth MQJIZVJIW Sliowf ' Lufr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,..,,.,,.,,,,, ..,,,,, B ob Rider Giz ,.,,,,A,.,,,,,,,, A,,sA.., ,,,u..,,.,,,... J o e Hurley Doc ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, ...,,... R uedi Hoegger 7Z,eS'8o4qfofaf0eawJ Women Mrs. Wallingford ..,,.... Mary Ann Clingan Annabelle Prentiss....Carole Sickafoose Mrs. Gravely ..............,. -.-- J accrue GHSTOH iss Fisbee ,,..,4,,,,,,,, ,.,, C arole Mosiman qgnet Brauder ....... ...---,--- C indY Balogh Ernie -,.,,-,,,-.,,,,,,,,. , u4.,,,,,4,,,, ,,Les Masters Charlie Michaels ......v.--------, A--DOUQ TVGCY What are you looking for or at? But Daddy, l'm old enough to brush my own teeth. A Mississippi hillbilly with a Swiss accent. Cunain call. 10725 SOIVG Cast ot Characters: The manager 81 Honorable Tchang Gene Thomas Property men Mary Ann Clingan, Lois Noren Tsai-Yong, the husband Leslie Masters Tsai, the father Clitt Sherwood Madame Tsai, the mother Leiean Keenan Tchao-ou-Niang, the wife Joan Gries Prince-Nieou, the Imperial Preceptor John Moffatt Princess-Nieou-Chi, the daughter Jacque Gaston Si-Tchun, a lady-in-waiting Patty McMonigle Youen-Kong, the steward Douglas Tracy, John Sickatoose A Marriage Broker Linda Williams A Messenger i Jim Malm The betrothal ceremony The imperial Chamberlain Ruedi Hoegger The Food Commissioner Douglas Tracy, John Sickatoose Li-Wang, a servant Jim Malm Priest of Amida Buddha Charles Weeks A Bronze of Amida Buddha Gary Hollingsworth Mr. Masters. The Governess Penny Lawson The Gardner Gary Hollingsworth Clerks Charles Hollingsworth, Bob Rider PR 00 06 7701113 Cast .... ' Claire Arlington ,.,.,a,c Mrs. Jenny Wren ..,,. Eileen Thompson ,,,,, Bessie ,,.,, ,tt, , , .t,, ,, Kenneth Hamilton c,,, Allen Page ,, ,s., ,, Robin Swallow .,.,,. ,, Jenkins ., ,,.t,,,,,,ct a,,, Directors .......,.,., Mrs? Prince-Nieou give paternal advice to Princess Nieou Chi Merchants-Travelers-Beggars-Mourners-Lesser Bronzes Attendants Bob Rider, Charles Hollingsworth, Gary Hollingsworth Ray Vaughn, Linda Williams, Glenda Lewis, Penny Setne Sandee Fritz, Alice Moore, Susan Schmidt, Verliss Miller Curt Holmes Barbara Eisentein, Roger Jones, Norene Bailey Doug Gaston Mike Conklin, Charles Weeks, Kathy Adels, John Sickafoose Francis Amick, Carolyn Aberlie, PGQQY Chaflfand Pe'mY Law son, and Shirley Crusan. Sound effects, Jackie Baker Director 'it FORTUNE TEZLER Janet Carmichael ,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, Rita Mogiman Lusy Stuart ....s,.,,,,..,,,.,....,..,,. 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X M , Xi ' 'f .. ,L 1 J S., YQ ,mmuw mmm 1 lsmmf-QQ 5 5' 5 2 ,it lr wwb 3 ai X ' ffl: -:ev H a .4 M S5 4? N ,W 3 f 9 N 9' st 4 ' 4, Lu'mafuJ,EW'e-3 , X 1 V1 ,AA W XX TXXX XSQIEXSXV wx R ..,.f- fx 3- - 'ills ll assavrce is ous BUSINESS l ' V 1 ff Xhf 30 East Dunlap 2 e- if , f Ki BUILDING WITH ARIZONA SINCE 1908 ' lf 7- 'L FABRIC srumo and Drapery Fabriqs Patterns and trims, etc. My Exquisite Form Bras. 625 W. HATCHER RD WI. 3-6ll9 SUNNYSLOPE ARIZONA MEANS BETTER TIMES E ' '?f',-765' 'sv- l H., I Ml I COMPLIMENTS OF -3 H -es-fl! .E The job you'll have-the place you'll work- the tools you'll use, are all the result of free enterprise at work. Free enterprise means con- tinuing progress through keen competition. It means a better lifeg a more challenging luture for you. Business managed companies like Arizona Public Service are proud to be a part of this systemg proud to take part in local activitiesg to pay their fair share of taxes: and to provide good service at a lair price. This is free enter- prise at work-working for your future, ARIIONA - - 4 Public Service KJ Serving Arizona . . . America at its best FRIGID PRODUCTS lMll'34MWS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 19159 Shoes for all the family and Men's clothing. 7th Street 8: Dunlap Sunnyslope -147- HOMES -- BUSINESS - MOUNTAIN HOMES - INSURANCE ' ws' Cmplfivf Art's Hamburgers Q Corner Dunlap and Cave Creek office Pi-ion: wi 3-waz mosmx, AmzoNA S TAR HARDWARE 9492 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. if lu I h ini i Buckley's Apparel Mike Barra. Prop- SU,,,,YS,ope, A,i,,,,,0 9495 N. Cemml Av, 217 Eost Dunlap WI. 3-4998 you wreck 'em , 2 L ,ee s MX 31111119 lUi111l1U11E .. . I i 'Wi '5 i s ,ur . Sweet Girl Graduates of Today Q7 1-fi: are 15-2' Lovely Sunnyslope Brides of Tomorrow DICK'S BODY SHOP Let us l1elp you witl1 your first home. E.F. fDickj Dormire R.C. Dormire Phone WI 3-4132 8713 North Central Avenue URNITURE CO. 500 EAST DUNLAP SUNNYSLOPE. ARIZONA Sunnyslope, Arizona G. I L R L lvl Compliments of G af THE DAIRY QUEEN Sunnyslope, Arizona CHUCK'S SHOE SERVICE sEAsoL1's VARIETY 9407 N. Central Avenue -148- Quffa we 7! fake an ao' in your annual.. Advertising income helps pay printing costs so your school can put out an an- nual, and vsie're glad to help. You young people are going to be the Arizona citizens of tomorrow who run things, so we'd like to have your good will - and your business. Many of your top-flight classmates will L v 1 c - , wind up making a career in banklng, and P the Valley Bank is always on the lookout for promising young men and women who . Q VL-. arrows ITA .1 i huyzztmfi it '.-.Q have an eye on the future. 13 fl' www EM' 55?25555?:5iE?if?iE1ii1 'X f L 1, , an f -l -'.-.f-f-:-:er 'L-92-I-I-.f'1'J-T-f'C'1 X :-as-1-:-1vrizl-1-:-if-:T.-131.4-:-. ' ' ' 4 sn ' fi: 'I5r 'i:! as R' L -f , . v. mi 0' ? 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DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS O EDISON VOICEWRITERS O DITTO DUPLICATORS URING OUR B snvfss MACHINE YEAR HISTORIC mwff biemve has be?neI1oo'Ia1Imde our OI rounded SUVIC ZIIIIQIQYIS an ARI7.0NA- 530 WEST WASHINGTON - PHOENIX. ARIZONA Howno a. srorrrnufsonb - Pnsscorr - FLAGSTAFF - MESA - sxxrrono - slsaes - YUMA sumouens cvumn -150- For STATE FARM INSURANCE caII W. TERRY COCKRILL COCKRILL REALTY 8. INSURANCE 8839 N 7 I1 S WI 3 7275 Compliments of JIGGS PHILLIPS CLINIC PHARMACY GQRU Rhoudes Ro Ph. Ph WI 3 3451 I d I y 303 W HATCHER ROAD S y I p CONGRATULATIO S TO THE' SENIOR CLASS 0131958 FROA QUICK MUSIC STQRE S DRUM SHOP 33 E Monroe AL. 8-2467 Best of Iuck to the cIass of '59 from LARSON PRINTING COMPANY publishers of the Sunnyslope News SUNNYSLOPE gegygigrwgqhlf -nmggnangnggogtfg pen Mon. -su 11-11 9621 cAve cam: na. , GOLDEN BROWN SANDWICHES FRENCH FRIED Northway M Lb. ONION RINGS' Chucklaurgers in Ham DINNERS Cheeseburgers try our Fish Fish BUSINESSMANIS Grilled Cheese Oysters SPECIAL Shrimp 'H Scallops 11:00 A.M. Till 3 P.M. TOSSED SALAD Ffench Ffles Monday thru Friday our own iii Choice of SANDWICH, Salad - French Fries Drink 754 Special Dressings DINON PHOTO SUPPLY 716 East Glendale Ave I' MAGNA-PLATE compliments ol...... IN 814 W. Washington Phoenix, Arizona C 119715 I5 in Progress White ,877 FIRST ioi I I A INATIONA S AIUZONA C Banking service A llfifrst of First National ' Mlhtl!! FEDQIAL 9290851 INSURANCE CORPOIAYIGN I Ol MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Sporting Goods Stage Equipmc nt Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Ave. Phone CR 795477 Phoenix, Arizona 152 - I 1 Bill David x m Bob B0vrlJlSrl!lonl9le Rob Gary BU A PBUY COrb er' 5C0ll'll'anf5o nie Wh ' Jud i re Hatch, an y Pe -9011.1 I t 2nd row: Sharon Marable, Judy Marsha Pren- tice, Mrs. Kersey, Midge Nichals, Reggie Ruegar, Sus- an Baird. ist row: Everett Kyle, Don Sherman, Eddie Polidor, Doug Gaston. is ,- ve? ,Q Dj!! 70N 14 s is the Bowling Club This club is under the spon- WL ship of Mrs Kersey and they bowl every Saturday Dlfvx an league competition I A jiri! l 1S ofthe new organizations on the Sunnyslope Camp- ' W 5 wus h e s o THOIkl5lg3 l s.?1EJi APPLIANCE STORE 6 ll . ? congratulate the graduating class of '59 Phgne CR 7,7671 l 654 West Camelback Road 'i 1 t -l53- 4 1 ,I complimenis of SUNNYSLOPE REXALL P H A RM A C Y Prescripflon, Cosmetic, and School Supply Pe nullzed Service 546 E. Dunlap fCorner 7th Sf. 8. Dunlapj WI 3-3421 compliments of KRUX PAGES OF THE PAST... 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