West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1955 volume:

rpf' ,,, 5' if ' 5 ff' f 3 , ff 2? F f-'P ..- '55 NPN 5i'7::'-1 -, I 9 5 5 ' I ' VOLUME VI I I WEST PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL J W PHOENIX o ARIZONA. Editor-In-Chief ...v....... .,.,...,,,....,...... E LAINE TURKEN Photography Editor ......, ....,....,................. C ARL HODGES Art Editors ................. ................ B OB HOLMES, STAN TROXEL Sports Editor ........... ...,,......,....,....,.,..,.......,,,.,,. D ONN WILSON Associate Editors .............. SANDE CHIATE, MARY LOU KOHFELDT - Feature Editor ...........................,.......................... NORMA GRIGGS Business Manager .....,...,..................,........................... DIANE ROSE Section Editors .... STEVE STERN, BLANCHE HEDGES, DOTTIE SATZ Faculty Sponsors ..,...,, TROY FINCHER, JOHN SHERMAN, GLADYS GOLLONG, ELIZABETH TITSWORTH, ROSWELL WILLARD p,.f'2A fr J 3 B rg s-P A if ,Q 2, A Fa - I I L . ' HH 1, S . -. 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I Q X txt h I N. f , QS- MI .iw-ws wf -J, r 7' Ll- i' ! sNb4'sNB hB DEDICATED TO- - a Texan, sure's yer born - an' built tall an' solid as a chunk o' the Rockies. Yep, that's Mr. William C. Vaughn, who was Dean of Boys 'round These parts since West's beginnin'. Then, in Sep- tember o' This year, he drifted on over to Phoenix Union High School, what he's teachin' in the Sci- ence Department. 'Fore he came to West, his hang- out was over at North Phoenix High School's Science Department - an' 'fore that, Colonel Vaughn's brand was 'U S , 'cause he was ridin' with that that Air Force gang. In the frontier days o' my time, thar were rugged folks like ole Bill - strong, hardy men - men of action, not unnecessary words. Men with sturdy boots an' a hearty laugh, who were direct, sincere, an' never bore no grudges. Men like Mr. Vaughn - who drops his easy goin' ways when he comes acrost a teller who ain't eggsactly a saint - an' deals out some punishment right from the top o' the deck. That's the West's ole Bill - West High's Dean Vaughn, and the Westerner's Mr. Vaughn. With three hoots and a holler, we salute this colorful, rip roarin' cowpokel '1 Mmw ,. .A H,-a-F fd. - ,If Nii- -m.1,..,, K kg A Q Q.. 'vrjw x ywwjk X ix ,XX , H . Q m...A..W,, N K, Xxx A I ww.. Sw Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION Pages 7-26 STUDENTS Pages 27-108 ACTIVITIES Pages 109-142 SPORTS Pages 143-180 STUDENT LIFE Pages 181-194 ADVERTISING Pages 195-225 ,hi X ., Q X , Q,- . X ig-4 fb wk M I N ISTRATION Dr. Harold L. Gear Superintendent System Foreman THAT THAR BOARD of Education really keeps things rollin' around the Phoenix Union High School and Phoenix College district. Head- in' the whole outfit is Dr. Harold L. Gear, boss man of the system, and his five able deputies. It don't take much figurin' to realize what a big chunk of work it is fer them to handle all th' problems of a big outfit like ours. Mrs. F. A. Bons Dr. Trevor G. Browne Mr. .lay Hyde Mr. Frank Haze Burch Dr. Charles YPurtymun .wwt,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,g. P,,,sf,,,,,.,,,1..:,..,..,-ff. ws-as-ws-. . i,,,w..,m, . , ,, , 7 f YEP, PARDNER, Principal Donald F. Stone is boss-man of this spread - has been fer the past six years. He shore is good at handlin' the heap o' problems that come up durin' the school year, and has corralled the best bunch of profs ter be had ter miles around!! The students kinder take to him, too, and tl1at's no surprise, 'cause he's al- ways givin' 'em a hand on everythin', and is always aimin' fer them to hev a chunk of self-government. Now don't he sound like the busy one? Doggone right- and belongs To that thar Kiwanis, to boot! And you should see him a tlittin' around in one of them tlyin' machines! That's a heap sight better 'n hoss-back ridin'. fOn yer right, thar, he's a tinkerin' with one of 'em.l Yep, Mr. Stone is one o' the go- gittenest men on campus - and I bet a sack o' gold dust that in the years to come, his work will be highly thot ot! HEAD 0 KY Ilhllllflli '.lliV!ll ll c..-J'- Then there's that WeII: Miss Glenna Wilson, secretary to the rincipal. She does the letter writin' and accountin' and such, End helps keep everthin' runnin' real smooth lille. ICE 00055 LOOKY HERE at the flock of purty women! lmport- ant ladies they are, too, 'cause they're all assistants to the principal. Mr. Stone would be a bellerin' like a bull calf if those secretaries weren't around to fetch him his mail, arrange his appointments, and stuff like that. And that there Co-ordinator is as important to Mr. Stone as a Stetson is to a cowpoke. You never seed iist how much that woman and her secretary git done of a day - a heap sight more 'n the forty- odd dooties and responsibilities outlined fer 'em to do. You might say that Miss Elizabeth Titsworth is sort of a foreman, but around these parts they call her a Co-ordinator. Leastways, she shore does keep things a-hummin'. The 'sistant secretary to the principal is Mrs. Bobbie Posteher, the Arkansas gal. She's iist about the tallcinest woman ever- worlcin' the switchboard and the public address system! 3 1 . ,.m.,,,k , 'ls was nn pi , fl ummm, f Wlmy R I H my wgx HQHMA This here's Ann'rie Wilde, and a smart youngin she is, too - really knows her stuff. Bein' a graduate of West oughter explain that! . .5 it Y I I QQ M-as seifwyfp -' i Kgs ps.. , Q Y W...-M. A . M 6077 EFFICIEIIT Without turnin' a l-lair, Missa Shirley Peebles, registration secretary, heps Mr. Bradtord wth schedules and records. A record o' her own is a smile tor ever'one. IF YER ANYWHERE near West High come the beginning of September, list meander over to the Registrar's office an' take a look-see at the herd o' kids tryin' to get enrolled. More 'n likely you'll also see Mr. Glen Brad- ford a writin' things down, answerin' questions, and really steppin' lively. But he always man- ages to git th' 2500 or so students intuh their classes. When things ease up a bit, he still works mighty hard at a keepin' all the records straight, but finds time to joke and kid around. Though he ain't got no use fer a change o' schedule, he will hep you work one out. And through all the tedious paper work, an' writin' in line, you'll still leave a smilin', 'cause he's that kind of a guy. 5' A E -we 3, l reckon that Mrs. ,fa-. Aneta Rowe could top even a cowhand's tall tale with one of the whoppers told to her ot l a mornin', fer she's the it attendance secretary. it it ,S 5 i, 3 si 10 l'lere's an imperfant little lady, yes, siree. She's Mrs. Violet Gerstberger, clerical assistant. She heps both Mr. Bradford, and Mr. Swanson. lf you ever git to feelin' oneasy 'bout what yer gitten credit fer, the credentials clerlr is the woman fuh see. Durin' first semester, it was Mrs. Rosamond Nelson, lon your leftl. an' durin' second. Mrs. Ann Stalren. 11 WHAT WITH recordin' absences, class sched- ules, past and present grades, honors, and activities of each student, the secretaries in the registrar's office are kept as busy as a ranch cook at chow time. They all pitch in like they was at a quiltin' bee, an' hep Mr. Bradford git the job done. By craclry, you should see that Mrs. Gene Moore a punchin' all them lzeys. Real hard tuh do, too. and she's one o' the best, they say. Lost-Valuable fime. Found-a new smile. And besides the lost and found department Mrs. Dorothy Ploclt, secrefary fo the deans handles guesf cards, hall passes, printed stuff, an' so on. 'I2 AROUND THE bunkhouse, you'll always find a Tex, or a Slim, or a Joe that is there for yuh to go to wi1h all your problems. Around West, it's Miss Eleanor Fullington, Dean of Girls. If yuh have a Girls' League to be sponsored, a barn dance or a corn-lwuskin' party to plan, mosey on down to Miss Fullington's office- Corral No. 8. She gits all inthoosed 'bout any activity, an' is list full of good suggestions. Yuh cain't never say too much good about that thar Miss Fullington. 'RITE IIHP Hyar's Dean Walsh an' Dean Fulllngton with that dude 'from the North Pole, Santa Claus. Three mighty fine folks, yes, siree! PARDIIERS HERE'S A GREENHORN what made good! After one short year, Dean of Boys Edward T. Walsh has become an old hand at workin' with the trisky young bear cubs that make up the masculine half o' this here student body. He has rounded up all the fellows, and branded 'em as the Boys' League. He heps out with writin' of a Student Handbook, freal handy for a Freshmanl, and when the youngins gather up their popas, he's a settin' 'round the camp- fire with The rest o' the Dads' Club. It does my heart good to hear peo- ple speak good of 'im, and I reckon it's 'cause he's never called a boy ll Il bad. Fu he Mr. John A. Hill Mrs. Eugenia Jordan Mr. Harold W. Paine Mr- -l0l'il1 F- Swartz 'I4 SHORT LONG Mr. Kenneth O. Butler Mr. Chris P. Carnahan Mr. Martin Dekocleff Miss Mariorie E Susie M. Smelser Mr. Gary A. Bailey Mr. Howard L. Beazley Mrs. Maflie Bedfvrd ouise Breckerbaumer Mr. Lewis R. Burch Mrs, Sfella B, Cage Lois S. Halladay Mrs. Grace Locke Miss Jean Slavens u.--.- Mr. George Spears Mrs. Jacqueline Steiner Mrs. Ellen H. Voigt Mr. Roswell Willard 'l5 r M gi y vs , .lx -lk. A 4 Q W' K1 n r- ,, , 7 rw. if ian-5? N IE J 'ref' . ,X ar 1 X .. 'f Mr. Henry W. Heiclenreich Mrs, Shirley J, Asian . A. Byron Mr. Don Day M , .T i 5 x u Mr. Ralph E. Franfz Mr . David P. Fuller Mr. Carl S. Jepsen A , 'S 4 , . rf W XX ... 4 . . f .M f - '45 . ' , H 5, Dfw l N y. -, Q iii '1 . Q ,ji f' . 4. v Mr. Tony l. liubicich Mrs. Martha Macon Mr. James Perrill , S. ,N 'ty 5510+ DFP URR I EE' ' ' f huhl fri l , Qjiy S f ' hifi - , I ,,,.,, Mr. John W. Sherman 'I6 Pl: sical Deva 0 ment Clarence J. Johnson Mr. William E. Munson Miss Jeanne Bailey Sgt. C. E. Bartholomew Mr. Vernon C. Braasch MTS- lvreffe Bflnegal' Mr. James H. Gump Miss Priscilla Prather Mr. Bud H. Robinson Mr, Dale Terrence Mrs. Edna woman 17 Miss Mariorie Flesher MP- B9l'Yl H- Folks Miss wellha A E I-'ine A ts N Mr. Gale Nims Mr. Richard H. sy d 8 X Mrs- Eddie Rufh HUNOI1 Mrs. Lucille Bridgewater 4-mi' fi X Ti NYS' Mrs. Margaret Buflerworlh Miss Phyllis M. Durnin Miss Cornelia Ledyard Mr. Paul MacPherson 18 Serge L. Huff Mr. Weldon R. Zimmerman l i Mrs. Annie Laurie Buehman Miss Margaret Doyle 5 Mr. Joseph S. Flipper Miss Gladys Gollong Mr- DBWGY N- Marker Mrs. Leslie Oxley Mr. Robert F. Reid Mr. George N. Stanley 19 + -M,-,..... . lir, QZVZ Q '. A L1 , Holland Mr. Charles W. Roland Mrs. Mariorie Andrew fs fn f V Mr. Arnold E. Bereit Mr. Howard H, Cofer Mr. Troy G. Fincher Mr. James V. Fryer c knee Miss Ruby Rieder Mr. James W. Still l Mr. Thomas E. Thorpe 20 Raymond I. Brahams Mr. Robert S. Hart Mr. Milton A. Jones Mr. W. Kenneth Lang Mr. Martin Mazer Miss Wilma Sain s 1'1 Q - V L.-V. N.. . Z , 'ZS M sf-an Mrs, Margaret Salmon Mrs. Margery M. Short Mr. Ernest W. Shumway .READ i 1 Miss Dolores E. Skinner 21 Mrs. Virginia M. Timmons Mrs. Clara Walker Gu ' unc Miss Helen B. Grubbs Head Counselor w .f-f ,' Mr. Roy N. Andres Mrs. Sara M. Jamison Mr. Bernard F. Magnusson Counseling,Soc1al Living Counseling, Social Living Social Living A, ...if .. cr. ic .f his 1 533 if if . 1 1 5- vw I l 7 Cialis, ,nfl i-' A j Sl' 1 15 ,,.,A, , , :Ev can ? wx Mr. Milton A. Jones Mr. John V. Schoolland Counseling, Social Living Counseling, Social Living Mr. F. Bill Karnes Dev. Reading ,-,...-- Mlss Mary Lou Rentfrow Mrs. Mary B. Borek Mr. Preston Snapp Mr. John R. Swanson Counseling, Social Living Counseling Counseling Counseling, Testing -22 .:, .X .4 ,. iz-.f -4 Miss Burge Head Librarian ,WMM Y X Y LVV l ,E f 1: Q -' L if Y k i i , , l' f fi ! A f' ,fl ' -Q -J k. , 35 .A VHA.. ! has '52 ' - 15' 5,.. ,z N M55 Mae Wiiqa Mrs. Frances Fowler Mrs. Dorothy Davis Mr. Fred Roche Assmanf Lib,-aria,-1 School Nurse Assistant Nurse Student Driving Mr William Griffith Mrs- Sylvia Presley School Accountant C6Sl'11eI' THEM THAR CRITERS on the right hev charge of helpin' in that thar busy bookstore, thet takes care of all th' school's fenancin' business. Students come askin' fer everythin from school supplies to necessities like combs and such. Pictured here from left to right are: Jerry Sanders, Bonnie Ehlers, Arline Bidwell, Liz Lautzenhauser, Lois Libby, Frances Wykoff, and Bob Gowit- zer. lo e ve You PADS' Cl 08 HEADING THE MANY affairs of West High's Dads' Club are, Seated, Mr. Paul Hiergwvmus, Secretary, Mr. J. R. McDougall, president. Standing: Mr. Ed Walsh, treas- urer, Mr. Harvard Hill, vice-president. A FEATURED wrestling expedition in the Gymkhana was between The Masked Marvel iPhil Santuccii and Mr. America Uim Shoemakerj. P. 714. P.T.A. OFFICERS and Committee Chairman are, Front Row: Mr. Fred W. Rosenfeld, Legislative, Mr. J. R. McDougall, Programs, Mrs. R. L. Bergstrom, Student Aid, Mrs. R. A. Hedges, Finance, Mrs. William H. Moore, Historian, Mrs. Virginia Olsen, Foreign Student Exchange, Mr. L. O. Parker, Membership, Mrs. V. V. Larson, Social, Mrs, Carl Teeter, Social, Mrs. A. M. Blakely, Health. Standing: Dr. James N. Roney, President, Mr. William C. Sills, Vice- President, Mrs. R. T. Phillips, Vice-President, Miss Elizabeth Titsworth, Co-ordinator, Mr. E. Walsh, Dean of Boys, Mr. Martin Mazer, Treasurer. MRS. RALPH HEDGES presents Mrs. George with a large silver cup after winning the Parent-Teacher Spelling Bee for the parents. Looking on are the defeated teachers' team captain ancl coach, Mrs. Stella Case and Dean Edward Walsh. BRINGING the terrific Gymkhana to a close was this boxing match high-lighted by T0 boys put into the ring blind-folded for a free-for-all. MISS DURNIN enlerfained slu denfs and lheir parenfs wilh a lively sfream of iallr during Open House in her room. They aw lls . . were. Leff, Jim Spo'H's, Ron Rymer, Jim Schmook, Dick Kurz, Bob Swindler, and Glen Quick. Above: Mr. Liubicich lakes a group of infer- esled parenls fhrough lhe wood shop. PARENTS, TEACHERS and sfudenfs of West High enioyed a whoppin' big Western barbecue, and an assembly, in the Auditorium during WesT's 61h an- nual Open House. MR. STONE discussed school affairs while ealing Wesfern barbecue af an open air 'lable in lhe quad. . . and liked lls MR. DAY had an inleresfecl audience for his explanafion of fhe audio-visual deperlmenf. 4 l.. . ..A..,..M.,...,..,,.,. , ,,.. ,, . ..,,.o,...,. -.. N, My -1.,h,,WN.,. MDW A CAFETERIA STAFF members are: Cleft to riqhtb E. Davis, B. Roughton, F. Hickman, 1 E. Nichols, R. MacBeth, N. Bennett, E. Robbins, G. Fields, E. Flynn, P. McDowell, ix Mr. Eddie Poole Unit Foreman L. Hof, E. DeLeon, T. Cole. i l NUTRITIOUS MEALS and friendly service hi- ji' lite the work of the cafeteria staff, while the ' maintenance crew keeps our campus clean and tidy. Many hours of work are responsi- ble for the fine reputation our cafeteria and maintenance groups have. Mrs. Maxine Carrol School Dietitian THE MAINTENANCE CREW is composed of: Cfront row, left to rightj Messrs. E. Poole, Visser, L. Beckwith, C. Clark, A. Christmer, J. Spollin. Row 2: D. Hobert, H. Maute, Mrs. Chavez, L. Lutes, C. Biggs, D. Jenkins, V. Nichols. Row 3: J, Jurca, C. Smith, K. Russell, Woods, O. Toborg, D. Page, and J. Williams. Not pictured is R. Morrison. if : HJ 'bf' TU DE NTS s Mike Armer President Student oremen STUDENT BODY OFFICERS -the spokes o' the big wheels that hold up a coverecl wagon labeled Fair Government or Bust! Along with important committees, student council, the guidance board, an' faculty sponsors, the outstandin' officers oughter be proud o' the Iarapin' iob they did fer West by holdin' the wagon on a straight an' smooth trail. Dick Kurz Boys' Secretary Gail England Girls' Secretary Lily Yee Vice-President Jerry Sanders Treasurer -4... HONORS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE: Front Row: Mr. James Gump, Miss Margaret Doyle, Mr. Holland Melvin, Mrs. Susie Smelser. Row 2: Mr. Verne Jones, Mr. Carl Jepsen, Mr. John Swanson, Miss Louise Breckerbaumer, Miss Priscilla Prather. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Front Row: George Waldmann, S darling Glenn Quick, Jerry Sanders, chairman, Gene Budinger. Row 2: Janice Cooper, Mike Armer, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Beryl Folks, Miss Gladys Gollong. ELECTION COMMITTEE: Front Row: Joyce Putnam, Sharon Theilkas. Row- 2: Ted Kort, Bob Humphrey, Jim Spotts, chairman. 28 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Front Row: Rosalie Bockserman, chairman. Row 2: Barbara McEowen, Don Bell, Kay Keller. Committees ACTIVITY COMMITTEE: Front Row: Barbara Steward, John Jacka, chair- man, Mary Lou Kohfeldt. Row 2: Jerry Bond, Jim Gipson, Charles Sanders. SOClAL COMMITTEE: Froni Row: Virginia Richards, Janey Parker, chairman, lla Childers. Row 2: Ivan Mur- ray, Nancy Moore, Larry Betts, Sue Ann Dahl. xr oox OK Q-Qixss - Q9 . ,oe C0 xl o AWN vt'- obg qkflqxqi fb .,. Q0 Q1 'xe' , O .boob Q36 q x.Q. x Y XKA ef ox' -,ako 435 X 5 io? exec Wk 'Sb' YS 'Ngo oo X O +2050 Zim x gli' 'K 120 bv b.,ooV,0 9 axe C? oi X Qlxsx 45 'bowed O Sz 01+ 49 .fl xc. xxx 'K +23 SENIOR MEMBERS of Student Council are, Front Row: Dottie Dye, Blanche Hedges, Gail England, Lily Yee, Mary Lou Halliburton, Barbara McEowen, June Hentz, Frances Gordon. Row 2: Gary York, Stuart Schaffer, Ronnie Newman, Buddy Hing, Carol Huffine, Mike Armer, Donna Pace. Row 3: Jerry Sanders, lvan Murray, Bill Anderson, Bob Swindler, Jim Spotts, Bob Cottrill, Tom Hudak, Paul Brown, Dick Kurz. , 5, , 1-arg L THESE MEMBERS of the Guidance Board arent really anybody to be afraid of. They are from left Bll Anderson, Jan Dedrnan, Mike Armer Sabin Stevens Milt Naylor. ig'an I SOPHOMORE MEMBERS of Student Council are, Front Row: Alice Ritchie, Kathy Teng, Donna Padgett, Nancy Babel, Ann Kelly, Marlys Doyle, Sue Radnick. Row 2: Elaine Jennings, Toby Franks, Art Halley, Dorothy Lan- ning, Dixie Smith, Ellen Lucas, Diane Rose. Row 3: John Guthrie, Twyla Howe, Hugh Blue, Lynn Saricino, Deanna Choisser. e li- ' wg? COMPOSING the Junior sec- tion of Student Council are FRONT ROW: Cookie Saga- 4 wa, Carol Brown, Judy Phil- lips, lzzie Rountree, Bee Buchanan, Jeanie Marteeny, Barbara Peterson. ROW 2: Jan Fields, Jack Gieger, lla Childers, Dennise Rowland, Delight Passey, Nacella Ber- klebach, Dottie Allison, Lin- da Shaffer, Carol Succi, Hart Prickett. ROW 3: John Way- land, Allen Brewer, Milt Naylor, Roger McDade, Sharon Thielkas, Sabin Ste- vens, Sue Chilton, Lynda Steger. 4 Q THE FRESHMAN SECTION of Student Council consists of, Front Row: Sharon Salman, Marie Mondo, Mary Bonnick- son, Gloria Adams, Kay Larson, Suz- anne Braman. Row 2: Barbara Farone, Andrea Heil, Mirium Hamburger, Billie Jones, Florence Newmark, Blair Hine, Kathy Brown, Susie Campbell, Marian Monsees, Harold Greenberg. Row 3: Sue Smith, Judith Lay, Jack Brian, Ray Webb, Dick Olsen, Stan Brandenburg, Joe Romley, Lewis Al- ton, Teddy Mougeot. E Linda Mahaffey President Ann Sherer Vice-President linda Foster Ellen lucas Secretary Treasurer emma le gue RECKON THERE'S NOT a better subject to talk about than wimmen, least- ways, that's what this hyar ole wrangler thinks, an' 'round West, the gals has formed inter a League that l'd like to tell you about. Back in September, there was an assembly, thet showed all the things the gals was gonna do,at their monthly meetins, an' what they was spon- sorin' through the year. A passel o' meetins was tooken up with that thar glamer, where guest speakers larned the gals about good groomin', clothes, an' fancy hair-dos. A movie, and the sponsorin' of two Christmas families kept the gals busy durin' December, an' durin' March, they held a big ole barn dance - only it was really duded up purty like, an' they called it Apple Blossom Time. The annual fashion show in May finished up a busy, happy year ter the members of West High's Girls' League. GIRLS' LEAGUE Cabinet mem- bers are, Front Row: Janet Steward, H e l e n Chareire, Mary Ellen Wiley, Ellen Lucas, Sharon Thielkas. Row 2: Miss Fullington, Mary Lou Kohfeldt, Gabriella Micks, Bonnie Har- man, Sharon Farris, Maxine Shapiro. Row 3: Carole F u t r e l I e, Sue Stephens, Meredith F a w c e tt, Ann Sherer, Linda Foster, Linda Mahaffey, J o a n Schwarz, Barbara McEowen, Dottie Allison. SENIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE CLASS COUNCIL: IFRONT ROWI: Margaref Weaver, Milne Frcsf, Barbara Nelson, Doris Bain. IROW ZI: Connie Goldenberg, Bonnie Ehlers, Sylvia Mangum, Diane Ches+nu+, Barbara McEowen. IROW 3l: Brenda Harris, Ann Gelber, Meryl Brown, Joanne Cooper, Janice Cooper, Barbara Rymer. 6ounc I JUNIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE CLASS COUNCIL: IFRONT ROWI: Judy Uiley, Ann Snoddy, Carol Succi, Maxine Shapiro, Bee Buchanan, Norma Gale Rogers, Pal Meyers. IROW 2l: Sande Chiafe, Marilyn McRuer, Sharon Theillras, Peg Calloway, Lynda Sfeger, Mary Lou Hudlow, Sherry Gaflen, Judy Redmond. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' LEAGUE CLASS Cuu iLower Leffl: IFRONT ROWI: Liz Kesler, Susan Beale Janef Johnson, Linda Haymes, La Donna Anderson Carol Fufrelle, Diane Rose, Marilyn Sharp IROW 2 Judy Dana, Mary Ellen Willey, Kaihleen Hurley Marlys Doyle, Dixie Smiih, Ann Kelly, Barbara Krebs FRESH MAN GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL: IBelowI IFRONT ROWI: Charlene Feingold, Diana Rogers Charlene Weaver, Sherrill McRuer. IROW 2I: DeWanda Whlfe Jane! Driscol, Jan Slewarf, Carol Dana IROW 3 Barbara Benison, Virginia Turner, Gloria Adams ROW 4I: Frances Breslin, Bonnie Harmon, Mary Bonnuclcson IROW SI: Judy Segel, Sherry McCIosI:ey Shirley Gran Deanna yden l OPI' ' h Muller R T Mass Rui 'Apple Blossom Time' nual Girls' League formal are, Cloclcwise 'from Top: Belsy Pallerson, Susie Radniclr., Nancy Damer, Ellen Lucas, Milne Fros+. THE FOUNTAIN was +l1e cenler of allracfion for many couples al Apple Blossom Time. v 4, .1 . L I :K King one crepe lefl, De Wanda While. Diane Chesnul, Meredifln Faw- ce++, Kalhy Selden, Doflie Allison, Barbara McEowen. 4 - COMING THROUGH +he Q blossom laden doorway are Arden Lawrence and Ross 1 Randolph. fl EL PRIZE winners Marvin Johnson and Pal Chrislman received 'rwo free dinners al a well-lznown reslauranl. it 0 I I lil Thom Donaldson President YS' LEAGUE has bin a whoopin' it up this year - what with nsorin' dances, and Trophies and sich. Their annual dance s Blue Christmas - an' many a cowpoke an' his gal was lin' kinder out o' i'int the followin' mornin' from so much ncin . The Jim Edwards Memorial Trophy went to Richard Nic- m. I heerd it was on account o' him bein' such a outstandin' tball player. Then thar was a cup awarded to the winner the El-igman-try School Basketball Tournament held here West. RKIN' 'longside m Officers was th' ht boys on th' Ex- tive Council. In th' nt Row lL. to RJ : Carey Gregory, ior, Thom Donald- , President, Jim Secretary- emak easurer,Jack o W n, Vice-Presi- t. lRow 2l Jim ey, Senior, Carl be, Senior, Jerry lson, Junior, Hugh e, Sophomore, Bill st, Sophomore, Bill son, Freshman. Masculine Wheels -lid' Brown Jim Shoemaker Vice-President 5eCre1ary-Treasurer Mighty fine young men we have here - an' one o' the best is Boys' League President Thom Donaldson. Why, he stuck to the writin' of that Thar constitution with a cussedness of a bronco-buster to his saddle - 'till it was all printed an' ready fer th' Student Body to vote on. Quite a round-up o' good tellers, worth-while proiects, an' excitin' activities. Bo s' league Sliindigs pi' PRESIDENT Hobe put up posters for the Boys' League formal. riff H? .ff ENJOYING their first formal at West are these Freshmen exchanging dances. COUPLES ARRIVING at Blue Christmas go through the reception line above an onto the dance floor. LEFT: Mr. Ross Willard ap- peared as Santa Claus to distribute gifts to the surprised dancers. Receiving her gift is Gabriella Micks. JACK BROWN, Boys' League vice-president, presents Richard Nickum with the Jim Edwards Memorial Award at the Father-Son Banquet. TOM HUDAK, President of the Key Club introduces Helen Charerie, exchange student from France, during the assembly, key 6 ab WEST HlGH'S Key Club is a boys' service club sponsored by Kiwanis International and Key Clubs International. Qualifica- tions for entrance are based on scholar- ship, citizenship, and activity records of the boys. Excellent proiects, such as the Car Hop to raise money for the Exchange Student Fund, and parties just for fun filled a busy year for Key Club members. DON BELL serves punch to Florence Carter and Woody Hardy at the Alumni Dance. A GOOD TIME was had by all at the Key Club and Proteens Carolling Party held at Ann GeIber's home. STARTLED DlCK OLSEN, holder of the winning ticket at the Car Hop receives from Jim Spotts, Above, the keys to the '41 Pontiac, given away with the compliments of a used car dealer. Look- ing on are Helen Chareire and Gabriella Micks. Right: Receiving the keys from Mr. Jeffery, are Mr. Schooland, Tom Hudak and Jim Spotts, Nancy Martin Vice-President Dana Ryan Secretary Ronnie Newman President Me la I Round-u Donna Pace 38 Treasurer Senior Class Sponsors they help plan. RIDIN' TOWARDS The bunkhouse at The close of a long day, The old-timers look back over The events o' their last year at this hyar spread. The five hundred and twenty-five Seniors -remember puttin' their brand on Two dances-the Sox Hop sports dance, and Autumn-Paradise, a semi-formal. They remember roundin' up some money by havin' cake sales and a magazine sale. Senior Assembly, ditch day, and The banquet, more Tun fer The Seniors - an' planned by Mr. Verne Jones and Miss Breckerbaumer, class sponsors. Tomorra The wagon Train leaves, an' The old-timers an' Their mem'ries will head out to new frontiers. SENIORS GATHERED around To buy sample of Their cooking from Donna Pace and Nancy Martin are Dick Simpson, Margaret Eckles, Pat Statler, Carl I-lobe, Janey Parker, Barbara Steward, Jim Mast, Biff Jones, Jerry Roberts. Louise Breckerbaumer and Mr. Verne Jones discuss Senior Banquet, one of The many class projects that CAREFULLY PROTECTING their little Toy animals on Be Kind To Stuffed Animals day, are Senior girls, Fg-ont Row: Joyce Alton, Brenda Harris. Row 2: Barbara McEowen, Rosalie Bockserman, Betty Askins. Row 3: Martha Featherstone, Sue Phillips, Linda Foster, Arlvnne Ranch. GIVING THEIR impression of a country lad back from the big city and his home town friends are Ronnie Newman, John Jacka, and Ivan Murray in their class assemlixg--, A - N aww,-,,. ft K E ,S It LE Mike Armer: Liberal Arts5 Student Body President 45 Class President 1, 35 Social Committee 25 Boys' League Secretary-Treasurer 25 National Honor Society 45 Hi-Y, Chaplain 2, 3, 4. Dixie Lee Arthur: General. Frank Asbury: R.O.T.C. Officers' Club Treasurer 45 Band 3, 45 School Play 35 Christmas Program 4. Betty Askins: General5 Guidance Board Representa- tive 3g Cheerleader 45 Student Council 35 W.C.S.O. 3, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly 3. Ralph Babel: Forestry. Doris Bain: Col- lege Preparatory5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Pro-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 Homeroom Officer, 1, 45 G.A.A. lp Girls' League Council 3, 4. George Edward Barnes: Pre-Architecture5 J.V. Foot- ball 3, Varsity 45 Parnassus 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 1. Richard Barnett: Liberal Arts5 Varsity Track Manager, 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football Manager 2, 3, 4. Patricia Baylor: General5 F.H.A. Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Class Assembly 35 Masque of the Yel- low Moon 35 Honor Roll 3, 4. Danny Abrams: Liberal Arts5 Band 2, 3, Vice-Pres- ident 45 Orchestra 45 Service Band 2, 3, 45 Class As- sembly 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Bruce Akey: Liberal Arts5 Key Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Homeroom Officer 1, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 35 Follies lp Operetta 3. Carol Ann Allen: General5 Bowling Club 2, 35 Class Assembly 2. Mary Louise Allen: Pre-Nursing5 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 45 Western Probettes 4. Verna Lee Allen: General. Joyce Alton: Liberal Arts5 W.C.S.O., President 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Salad Bowl Princess Candidate 45 Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Girls League Council 4. William Anderson: Engineering5 Guidance Board 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Parnassus 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3. Dottie Anderson: Home- making5 Future Homemakers of America 1, 25 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Adrienne Angle: Agriculture5 Folk Festival 25 Homeroom Officer 25 P.T.A. Assemb- ly lg Masque of the Yellow Moon 25 Latin Club 1, 2. Barbara Boykin: Liberal Arts5 Productions 2,3,45 Masque and Gavel 35 Follies 1,25 Operetta 35 Class Assembly l,2,35 Masque ofthe Yellow Moon l,2,3,4. Nancy Brewer: College Preparatory5 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Productions 3,45 Follies 25 Operetta 35 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3,45 Honor Roll 4. William Brierley: Pre-Engineering5 Hi-Y 3, President 45 Model Legislature 3,45 Parnassus 3,4. Beverly Louise Brown: Transfer from Illinois 35 Col- lege Preparatory5 Orchestra 3,45 Band 3,45 A Capella Choir 45 Parnassus 35 National Honor Society 35 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3,4. Douglas Brown: College Preparatory5 Masque and Gavel 3,4. John Wilfred Brown: College Preparatory5 Boys' League Executive Council 2, Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 W.C.S.O. 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Class Assembly 2,3,45 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 35 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Meryl Brown: General5 Masque and Gavel 3,45 All School Play 45 Class Assembly l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Girls' League Council 'l,2,3,45 Girls' Golf Club 2,3. Joe Brundage: Science5 Student Council 2,35 Key Club 45 Band 1,25 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Parnassus 45 National Honor Society 4. Brian Bucher: College Preparatory5 Band l,2,3,45 Service Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Rifle Club 2,35 Radio Club 45 Mas- que ofthe Yellow Moon 2,4. Arvel Buckenclorf: General5 Radio Club 3,4. Fred Budinger: Pre-Engineering5 Band 3,45 Sagebrush Shufflers I, President 25 Flying Club 3,45 Class As- sembly 2,45 Parnassus l,2,3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Homeroom President l,4. Mary Burke: College Preparatory5 Student Council 25 J.V. Tennis 2, 35 All-School Play 45 Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 35 Parnassus 2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. Sylvia Burkholder: Secretarial5 Varsity Tennis 45 J.V. Tennis 2,35 Girls' League Council lp Tennis Club 35 Parnassus l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Roald Burnham: General5 J.V. Track lg Mixed Chorus 3,45 Class Assembly 4. Dale Butler: General5 Class Assem- bly 35 Pro-teens 45 Homeroom Officer I5 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2. Cornelia Byers: College Preparatory5 Class Secretary 15 G.A.A. i,2,3, President 45 Girls' Letter Club 45 Homeroom Officer l,3,45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3. William Bynum: Transfer from Tennessee5 Liberal Arts5 Flying Club 4. John Carlson: General5 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Aviation Club 45 Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Ron Carlson: Transfer from Wisconsin5 Science5 Var- sity Football 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Election Com- mittee 35 Hi-Y, Treasurer 35 Homeroom President 3. .loan Carmichael: Business5 Mixed Chorus 45 Pro- teens 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Jan Carpen- ter: General5 A Capella Choir 3,4. Florence Carter: General5 Orchestra 'l,2,3,4. Pat Cata- lanotte5 Secretarial5 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Pep Club l,2. Marilyn Chamberlain: Secetarial5 All-School Play 25 Fencing Club 35 Dancing Club 25 Proteens 35 Jun- ior Fashion Models lp Parnassus 3. Helen Chareire: Exchange Student from Paris, France 45 College Preparatory5 Parnassus 45 Pro-Teens 45 Girls' League Cabinet 4. Diane Chestnut: College Pre- paratory5 Student Council 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Assembly Committee 35 Girls' League Council 45 Par- nassus l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Dianna Chiate: College Prepartory5 Sun Dial Staff 35 W.S.C.O. 3,45 Masque and Gavel 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' League Council 25 Honor Roll 3,4. TALENTED Mary Lou Galen fascinates the audience with Jealousy during the Senior assembly. DANCING a lively little num- ber to Somebody Bad Stole the Wedding Bell is Doris Fattaleh. ASIDE FROM HOLDING Student Body offices, Lily Yee and Mike Armer copped the honors of being chosen the Girl and Boy Most Lilcely to Suc- ceed, Most Popular, and Most Active. Joanne Cooper: College Preparatory, F,H.A. 1, Vice- President 2, President 4, Girls' League Council 3, Secretary 4, Bowling Club l, Homeroom Officer 4, Parnassus 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Suzie Cooper: College Preparatory, Pro-teens 4, Skating Club 3, Sagebrush Shufflers 4, Dancing Club 3. Hazel Corn: General. Robert Cottrill: Science, Student Council 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Magazine Sale Captain 4. Delbert Cox: Pre-Engineer- ing, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Tim Coyle: Liberal Arts, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Class Assembly 4, Homeroom Pres- ident 2, 3. Sandra Crawford: General. Howard Crittendon: Gen- eral, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3. Eddy Cullen: Pre-Law. Charles Coffinger: Pre-Engineering, Band 3, 4, Or- chestra 3, 4, All-State Band 3, Freshman Football I- 1 J.V. Football 2, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 4. Judie Cohen: Transfer from California 3, General- f Productions 3, 4, Salad Bowl Princess Candidate 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3, 4. Orma Lou Cole: Business, G.A.A. 2, 3, Guidance Board Secretary 3, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4- Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Carol Colombi: General, G.A.A. 3, 4, Table Tennis 3, Badminton 4, Junior Fashion Models l. Larry Conrad: Business, Orchestra 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Or- chestra 3, Tennis Club 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3, 4. Dewey Don Cook: College Preparatory, Arizona Youth Forum 2, 3, Speech Club 3, Home- room President 4. Jewell Cooley: Business, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Par- nassus l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mas- que of the Yellow Moon 3. Janice Cooper: College Preparatory, F.H.A. l, President 2, State Vice-Pres- ident 3, Girls' League Council 3, Treasurer 4, Home- room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club l, Parnassus 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Valedictorian 4. Joan Elizabeth Cooper: Secretarial, Mixed Chorus 3, Stadium Club 3, 4, Pro-teens 4, Girls' League Council 2, Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. .Iune Cullison: General. Harold Cunningham: Trans- fer from Colorado5 General5 Transfer from North5 J.V. Baseball 35 Radio Club 45 Sun Dial Staff 3. Richard Dahl: College Preparatory5 Student Council 45 Rifle Team 3, 45 Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Janice Dallas: General G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Dance Club 2, President 35 Badminton Club 3. Betty Davis: Liberal Arts5 W.C.S.O. 3, 45 Pro-teens 3, 45 Class Assembly 35 Homeroom Officer 45 Parnassus 4. Callista Davies: Transfer from Colorado 35 General5 Pro-teens 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Patnassus 3, 4. Marilyn De Diemar: Secretarial. Jan Dedman: College Preparatory5 Sun Dial Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Guidance Board 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Girls' State Alternate 3. Bob Deines: Transfer from North High 35 Business5 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 4p Honor Roll 3, 4. Dave De Pinto: Pre-Medical5 Hi-Y 45 Model Legislature 45 Flying Club 45 Homeroom Officer I, 25 Class As- sembly 3. Louise De Voley: General. John Dibbern: General5 J.V. Track 35 Radio Club 3. men's Club 3, 45 Boys' League President 45 Boys State 35 W.C.S.O. 3, 45 Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4. Blandina Donati: Business5 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 2, 35 School Play 35 Follies 25 Masciue of the Yellow Moon 3. Diane Doro: College Preparatory5 Creative Writing Club 'I, 2, 35 Radio Club 3, 45 Home- room Officer lp Parnassus 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Westinghouse Science Talent Search 4. Judy Dorskind: General. Pat Doheny: General. 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Mary Ann Freeman: Transfer from Louisiana5 Liberal Arts5 A Capella Choir 45 Y.F.C. Club 2, 3, 45 Parnas- sus 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Yolanda Frei- lichr: Fine Arts5 Mixed Chorus 45 Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 45 Follies 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sta- dium Club 3, 45 Parnassus 1, 3, 4. Mikell Frost: Col- lege Preparatory5 Sun Dial Staff 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls' League Council 1, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3. Harry M. Frye: General. Dave Ferguson: Pre-Engineer- ing5 Student Council 1, Alternate 3. Mary Lou Galen: Music5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra Council 35 Class Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 25 Homeroom Officer 1. lyle Galster: General5 Boys' Chorus 3, 4. Adela Garcia: Liberal Arts. .lulie Gardner: Transfer from Michigan 35 General5 Skating Club 3, 45 W.C.S.O. 45 Square Dance Club 1, 25 Girls' League Council 3. Martha Featherstone: College Preparatory5 Masque and Gavel 3, President 45 Operetta 35 A Capella Choir 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Parnassus 3, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 1, 2, 3. Harry Fenemore: Gen- erals John Fisk: Liberal Arts5 Latin Club 45 Bowling Cu 4. Neil Robert Folkmanz Pre-Engineering5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Key Club 45 Science Club 45 Par- nassus 3, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 1, 2, 3, 4. Joyce Foote: Transfer from New York5 General5 A Capella Choir 4. Carolyn Foster: Liberal Arts5 Home- room Officer 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 3, 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon l. Linda Foster: Liberal Arts5 Girls' League Council Presi- dent 35 Girls' League Secretary 45 Girls' State 35 Girls' Nation Alternate 35 Student Council lj Parnassus 4. Bob Frankeberger: Pre-Engineering5 Student Council 1, 25 Homeroom President 35 Fencing Club 25 Flying Club 35 Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 2. Harry Freeman: Transfer from California 25 General5 Hi-Y 2, 3. Johnny Godbout: Science, Band 'l, 2, 4, Homeroom President 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 1, 2, 4. Loretta Goettl: College Preparatory, Westerner Busi- ness Manager 4, Business Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Class Assembly 1, 2, 4, W.C.S,O. 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Loraine Goettl: Secretarial, Sun Dial Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Production 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Louis Goldberg: Transfer from Litchfield Park, Col- lege Prepartory. Connie Goldenberg: General. Bob Gollwitzerz Pre-Engineering, Hi-Y 4, Freshmen Bas- ketball 1, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Charles Good: General, Square Dancing Club 3. Frances Gorden: Liberal Arts, Student Council, Con- stitution Committee Chairman 4, Pro-teens Vice- President 2 President 3 Pro ram Chairman 4, , I Q G.A.A. 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Parnassus 'l, 2, 3 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Elaine Gorodezkyl General, Westerner Staff 3, Sun Dial Staff 4, Par- nassus 3. 48 Leroy Gardner: General. Vince Geisler: Transfer from Michigan 3, General, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, J.V. Football 3. Ann Gelber: Transfer from North High 3, College Preparatory, Girls' League Council 4, Pro-teens 3, Secretary 4, J.V. Tennis 4, Sun Dial Staff 4, Parnassus 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Salutatorian 4. Nancy Gellatly: Secretarial, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Stadium Club 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 1. Carol Gettig: College Preparatory, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Follies 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 3, Latin Club 1 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2. Pat Gettys: Transfer from California, General, Skating Club 4. Francia Gibbs: General, Class Assembly 3, Student Council 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 1, 3. James Gipson: General, Mixed Chorus 2, President 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Boys' League Executive Council 3, Activity Commit- tee 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Operetta 3, Follies 1, 2. Ted Glauser: Transfer from Phoenix Union, Gen- eral, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Richard Gower: Art, Stamp Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. Janelle Graham: General, Class As- sembly 1. Robert Graybeal: Agriculture, Skating Club 1, Dancing Club 2. Jon Greear: Pre-Dental, Rifle Club Officer 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Chorus 2, Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Carol Grider: General, Varsity Archery 3, 4, Archery Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 4, Stadium Club 4. Norma Louise Griggs: College Preparatory, Westerner Copy Editor 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Stadium Club 2, 3, Pro-teens 4, Canasta Club 1, Officer 2, Parnassus 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Margaret Grimm: Pre-Nursing, Stadium Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3, Western Probettes 3, Secretary 4, Folk Festival 1. Connie Haddock: Transfer from North High 3, Pro-teens 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Martha .lean Hall: Secretarial, Pro-teens 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3, G.A.A. 1, Folk Festival 1. Mary lou Halliburton: Liberal Arts, Transfer from North High 2, Student Council' 4, W.C.S.O. 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Woody Hardy: Transfer from California, Mixed Chorus 4, Sun Dial Staff 4: Eugene Harper: Printing, J.V. Baseball 2, 3, Freshmen Baseball, lgrirgting Club, Treasurer 4, Homeroom President 1, Brenda Harris: Liberal Arts, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' League Council 4, W.C.S.O. 4, Pro-teens 4, Home- room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Melvin Harrison: General. Chesta Harshman: Col- lege Preparatory, Fencing 'Club 2, Dancing Club 2, g5.A.A. 2, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society , 4. Katheryn Hauser: Transfer from Pennsylvania, Col- lege Preparatory, Masque and Gavel 4,'Program Chairman 4, Christmas Assembly 4, National Ora- torical Speech 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Parnassus 4, Mas- que of the Yellow Moon 4. Vonna Mae Hawk: Liberal Arts. Fred Hayes: Industrial Arts, Skating Club 4, Boys' Choir 4. CLOWNING lT UP in the Senior assembly were these danc- ing cuties. They are, left to right, Emmett Peck. Jim Gipson. Dick Simpson, Charles Snow, Bill Myers, Stan Troxel. VOTED THE MOST Athletic Boy and Girl of the Senior class were Corky Byers and Richard Niclrum. f K .wb 4 Joyce Hayes: Transfer from Peoria T5 College Prepar- atory5 G.A.A. l,2,3, President 45 Pro-teens 15 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2. Blanche Hedges: College Preparatory5 Sun Dial Staff 3,45 Westerner Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Class Treasurer 25 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,45 W.C.S.O. 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Masque ofthe Yellow Moon l,2,3. Dave Henrickson: College Preparatory5 Golf Club 45 Homeroom President 3. June Ann Hentz: Transfer from Connecticut5 Liberal Arts5 Student Council 45 A Capella Choir 45 Pro-teens 4. Mike Herzberg: Liberal Arts5 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,35 Hi-Y I,2,3,4. Ann Higgin- botham: Transfer from North High lp College Pre- paratory5 Class Assembly 35 Parnassus 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. Buddy Hing: Liberal Arts5 Student Council 3,45 Par- nassus l,2,3,4. Marilyn Hing: General. Carl Hobe, Jr.: Generalg Varsity Track 3,45 Lettermen's Club 4- l?o31g League Executive Council 45 Square Dance Club Barbara Florence Hyland: General. John Jacka: Pre- Engineering5 Activity Committee Chairman 45 R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander 45 Key Club 3,45 Boys' State 35 Student Council i,2,45 Parnassus 3,4. Paul Jackson: General5 Fencing Club 35 Follies 25 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Gerald Heber James: Pre-Engineering5 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Boys' League Representative i,2,35 Radio Club 45 Science Club 45 Parnassus 'I 2,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Bill Janett: General5 Boys' League Repre- sentative 1,35 Flying Club 3,45 Bowling Club 'l,2. Evelyn Jansen: General. Ann Jeude: Transfer from California5 General. Bryan Johnson: Transfer from Nevada 25 General5 J.V. Foot- ball 25 J.V. Baseball 35 J.V. Track 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 2,4. Colleen Johnson: College Preparatory5 Orchestra 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Archery 2. Carl Hodges: Pre-Engineering5 Westerner Photog- raphy Editor 45 Sun Dial Photographer 3,45 Key Club Publicity Chairman 3,45 Boys' League Representative l,2,3,45 Flying Club 35 Parnassus l,2,3,4. Dixie Ann Holman: Secretarial5 Honor Roll 1,2 3,45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 'l,2,3,4. Bob Holmes: College Preparatory5 Varsity Football 2,3, Captain 45 Cham- pionship Wrestling 35 Championship Boxing 35 Let- termen's Club 2,3,45 Westerner Art Editor 45 Hi-Y President 3. Chris Hornbrook: Transfer from Illinois 35 Liberal Arts5 W.C.S.O. 45 Pro-teens 4. Lawrence Howarth: Transfer from Phoenix Union5 General5 Radio Club 45 AlliSchool Play 4. Don Hubiak: Pre-Engineering5 Hi- Y . Tom Hudak: Transfer from Ohio5 Pre-Medical5 Key Club Treasurer 3, President 45 Parnassus 3, President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 3 4. Chuck Hudspeth: Trans- fer from California 25 General5 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Wrestling 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3. Carol Huffine: Gen- eral5 Pro-teens 2,3, President 45 Student Council 45 Class Assembly 2,3,45 A Capella Choir 45 Skating Club 35 Play Day Committee 3. 93' M, fm if 'gwiiw 'vs was Q.. . E'-'Sis J ,,-yu f. . xi -0 L r fer ,. fix Q' 1 bu. mm' , Q L 2 zu. f -' Jw J :V ,-wi 7 ,-'f!'?351f- s5'Swi5w: f ' .wsgw-gtk: : sap ' Mb, ,f 5 ea QQ ia. X K . K, - If-ff I ,ww Wi, ,ig -:sl M Q QQ? I li ff!! X K if .VAR K K NN., mmf X igku , U' gsm V1yii..LgL.f X, mg. 1 , .F .. .4 ww iigfis .. Q ik . X .2 if ,Ai 2, X 5 4 . ,Q-. M 5 s J . Rig. 'Q7 Bill Kiviat: General, Sun Dial Staff 4, Sun Dial Pho- tographer 3, 4, All-School Play 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, 2. Gary Kleinpeter: Transfer from Phoenix Union, Liberal Arts, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 2, President 3, 4, Parnassus 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 4. John Krause: College Preparatory, Boys' League Representative 2, Rifle Team 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, All- School Play 3, Follies 1, 2, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Leba Ann Krichman: Secretarial, Junior Fashion Models Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Eddie Kunascht: General. Dick Kurz: Transfer from Florida, Pre-Engi' neering, Student Body Secretary 4, Student Rotarian 3, .Foreign Exchange Student 3, Key Club 3, 4, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Bill Lafave: Science, Band 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Letermen's Club 3, 4, Flying Club 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 4, Leo Lama: General. Ruth Lamb: General. Sandra Lane: Secretarial, Guidance Board Secretary 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 1, 2, Stuart Lang: Liberal Arts, Masque and Gavel 3, Vice-President 4, Rotary Speech Winner 3, All-School Play 4, Health Committee 4, Parnassus 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Pat Latimer: Secretarial Training. Liz Lautzenheiser: College Preparatory, A Capella Choir 3, Pro-teens 4, Class Assemblies 1, 2. Francine Lavelle: General. Nancy Lee Lawrence: General. Nancy Leavitt: Liberal Arts, Productions 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 3, Operetta 3, Follies 2, Pro-teens 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 4. Joyce Lebeau: General, Student Council 1, Girls' League Council Vice-President 1, 2, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Pro-teens 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow 'Moon 2, 3. Norman lee: College Preparatory, Varsity Track 4, J.V. Track 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boys' League Representative 3. 53 my ii: iff: -1 ww N we W 1 'ff ,. , Lf' in -iikmu XQWBQW mi? X 'z i riff: '1 0 ,- 12- fm Y? - Q gl. 5 w s-' 1, 4Qb?w.1.i an mg ' Ngasmgy Q25 jigiqjy ,, Wg Ay wk -s fgxag X N, Wx H 1 . ,-,, x , an 'wifi-19 ,amvgyp-jg F, gm. f fiz jff ' ' Q. H135 1 r- fem, megfg: V 5 Ah .1 f fl.-1 n Q , V . l., . , K A rg, xv . t , W . an mm- - f - i 'Z , 'L 'S 1:36112 . fkh. 3 gag ,.., ff 5 A vfi sfsf-f -1 .- :fm as .. x '-sf , -1 I Why ,wfgi'L iii ff ' W1-H .lim diieagii,-f-,fi-.gl1?gv51f'i: -A ga a K , il is SQ? '- if Q 'gg- X wi H I Iwi' - '1' A5541 ., 5 . R 'X R .AAQL A Q X 'Hwy sf x f? Charles Martz: General, Rifle Club 45 Latin Club 45 Flying Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. Doug Massingale: General. Jim Mast: Liberal Arts5 4-H Club 1,2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.F.A. 45 W.C.S.O. 45 Boys' League Represen- tative lg Homeroom Vice-President 2. Phyllis Maurin: Liberal Arts5 Orchestra 3,45 Pro-teens 25 Western Probettes 45 Homeroom Officer 1,45 Par- nassus 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Kenneth Mays: Business5 Boys' League Representative 2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 35 Follies 2. William Earl McCardIe: General. Margaret McEIhinney: General5 Pro-teens 3,45 Photo Club 35 G.A.A. T. Gary McElroy: Transfer from New York5 Pre-Engineering5 Science Club President 45 J.V. Tennis 2,35 Tennis Club 2,35 Band 3, Principal 45 Orchestra 45 Key Club 45 Parnassus 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Barbara McEowen: College Pre- paratory5 Girls' League Council 2,3,45 Cabinet 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Assembly Com- mittee 45 W.C.S.O. 45 Parnassus 3,45 National Honor Society 4. THIS WITTY TWOSOME was chosen Most Comical Boy and Girl by their fellow classmates. Laughing al' the camera are Jim Williams and Jeney Parker. SlSTERS in the Senior assembly were fhlse two cute chiclls. Mike Armer and Jerry Sanders. ,, Lv. A My W wr. f f Eli!! Bob Mikes: General, Bowling Club 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 4. Beniamin Miller: Pre-Engineering, Key Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Tennis Club 1, 3, Rifle Club, Presi- dent 1, 2, Student Council 1, Parnassus 3, 4. Ken Miller: Liberal Arts, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3, Latin Club 2 . Alice Mironowski: Drama, Salad Bowl Princess Candi- date 4, Class Assembly 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Junior Fashion Models 1, 2, Parnassus 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Wayne Moenkhaus: Transfer from Indiana 3, Band 3, Boys' Chorus 4. Donna Moore: Secretarial, Pro-teens 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club Secretary 2, 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Donald Morris: General: Betty Murphy: Transfer from Phoenix Christian, General, A Capella Choir 4. Ivan Murray: Pre-Medical, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 4, Social Com- mittee 4, Key Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Jackie McFadden: Transfer from Iowa 3, Liberal Arts, W.C.S.O. 4, Pro-teens 4, Operetta 3, A Capella Choir 3, Homeroom Officer 4. Jim McGrath: Transfer from Illinois 2, College Preparatory, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4. Carol McGrew: Secretarial, Class Assembly 1, 2, 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Salad Bowl Princess Candidate 4, Girls' League Representative 2, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, Junior Maid of Cotton 4. Marilyn Mead: Secretarial, Pro-teens 3, 4. George Meegan: Liberal Arts, Varsity Track 4, J.V. Track 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country Track 4, J.V. Cross Country Track 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Latin Club 1. Joseph Richard Melendezz Transfer from North High, Pre-Medical, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4. Frances Melton: Business, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Mere- dith Fawcett: General. Gabriella Micks: Exchange Stu- dent from Florence, Italy, Girls' League Cabinet 4, Pro-teens 4, Parnassus 4, National Honor Society 4. Pat Musgrave: General. Sondra Sue Musgrave: Trans- fer from lllinois 2, General, Pro-teens 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, A Capella Choir 3, Class Assembly 3, 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Band 2, Masque and Gavel 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, 3, 4. Janie Muthler: Secre- tarial, Pro-teens 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3, 4. Bill Myers: Business, Class Assembly 4, Varsity Ten- nis 2, Hi-Y 4, Rifle Club l, Vice-President 2. Rhea Myhand: Business, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, G.A.A. 3, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Officer 'l, 2, 3. Perry Neal: Transfer from Phoenix Union, Pre-Engi- neering. Naomi Nehrbass: Secretarial, Stadium Club 4, Folk Dance Festival l, Parnassus 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Barbara Jean Nelson: Transfer from North High 3, General, Girls' League Council 4, Pro- teens 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3, 4. Ronald Lee Newman: General, Class President 2, 4, All- School Play 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Valley Speech Festival 3, Rotary Speech Winner i. Carolyn Nichols: General, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 4. Richard Nickum: Liberal Arts, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, All-State Football 4, J.V. Football 1, 2, Freshmen Track l, Varsity Boxing 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Printing Club 3, President 4. Norma Nonnamakerf. College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1, Jun- ior Fashion Models Club l. Margaret Norlin: General, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 4. Donna Pace: College Preparatory, Pro-teens 2, 3, Vice-President 4,.Class Treasurer 4, Sun Dial Business Manager 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 2. Virginia Packard: General. Finetta Packwood: Transfer from Texas 2, Liberal Arts, Orchestra 4, Band 2, 3, Secretary 4, Maiorette 3, 4, All-School Play 4, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Janev Parker: College Prepara- tory, Sun Dial Editor-in-Chief 4, Staff 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Social Committee 2, 3, Chairman 4, Productions 2, W.C.S,O. 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon i, 2, 3. Eddie Patelson: Industrial Arts. fi! -A . wx .rf 1 QBQKP2 .' ,, 55, ,V Aa ' JJ, Q 'M V M , ,Q Q., wx sf f 1 2 K . M qawwff Q , -. W f In xx sc X J -,, 9:21.- .fre-4-:.-an .4.3'33'-Ek' 13.3735-:Ig-35. . . Q. .,. . . '2-. 3 ' ':. ' Qi? ' ' .1 -. 'I' .5112 lj., 2515: 1 , 11:12-. :frii ifzffi 1 21- 335:11 Q . -fr-:I I i 1 . w . Q W kggffii is QF 3552? N5-' Qigfifliq K ' K x 9-WE , 'X is ' QF I, YH' i 4- -B 1 1 if , x Y Sk W -, w Q is -v29.,,, r ' ,,s,..b S225 5 X N nge 1 ., 'i if .yy ,-, 'K Hg MW . in fav I 5 'wg , H, iw, . , iii' ir -- A 5.1 1 ...L -, , , ' E ,J , '35 all ,A -- I ,Q 4, x Ke J' Hr Vf, N . 7, ' fwf-N ev , R Y ,ww A 1 sm? U? if 'QI Tx , 5 iw '- s , k H 1 sf Y . :emi 12:- fx 1 J A fff- ' Ffa P ir-i . ,, mf i K fi. xx., iii? X' few J i f5EfJ'5 'U 1 bg M5 1. .Af ut, M 'M ,fiii -' K ,Q P ia 3' . A 3 ,A . a X R., If 5:55 ,f . , ,K 1 . k .E 1 J Y A. wig, H i 1:35 film ,f f inf.. f , 3 W . K' 52257 5 25,32 31251. 1 . ik 4 , zj' Q 1 1 r f, ff! -My Q ,.,.. J--W IRQ. , ??'I5,l5 . 1123, Ng, Aw Q fiiggasgv i ,ww 57.0 V J v 'Q A V .. ,.-?,,gg,g-Q Qi: M x Azcwvg. N A SN'-,M x,.3'?f. T ffi' N152 Ye 'ak If Q , W . 'W K 2 fa A. g ' 7 , :--1 a w 'ff yi. ,z,,z'QQ-1 . fii nf' vig.. L, hfliL.i.','F M' , Dottie Satz: Secretarial, Girls' League Council l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, Pro-teens 4, Westerner Staff 4, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Stuart Schaeffer: Science, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Follies l, 2, Science Club Vice- President 4, Student Council 4, Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Valedictorian 4. James Schmook: Transfer from Illinois, Pre-Medical, Key Club 3, Vice-President 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V. Basketball 3, Hi-Y 4, Parnassus 3, Treasurer 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Stuart Bernard Schoenburg: Science, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Men of Note 4, Parnassus 3, 4, School Essay Contest Winner 4, Masque of the Yel- low Moon l, 2. Donna Schoenheider: Pre-Nursing, Western Probettes 3, Officer 4, Stadium Club 2, 3, Officer 4, l-lomeroom Officer 3, Creative Writing Club 2, 3. Jammie Scott: General. Peggy Sells: General. Cynthia Ann Sharp: Transfer from Rhode Island 4, Language, Honor Roll 4. Ann Elaine Sheely: Transfer from Phoenix Union, Secre- tarial, Orchestra 2, 3, Secretary 4. Dave Sherer: College Preparatory, Key Club 4, Mas- que and Gavel 4, Student Council 4, Parnassus 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Jim Shoemaker: Agricul- ture, Boys' League Secretary-Treasurer 4, 4-H Club, President 4, W.C.S.O. 3, 4, Freshmen Baseball l, Parnassus 4. Frances Shofner: Secretarial, Square Dance Club l, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Dick Simpson: General, Square Dance Club, Vice- President l, Class Assembly l, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Freshmen Basketball l, Freshmen Football. Joan Simser: Liberal Arts, All-School Play 2, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Pro-teens 3, 4, Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Benton Charles Smith: Pre-Engineering, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Fencing Club 2, Student Council 3, Boys' League Representative l. Eddie Smith: General. Frankie Smith: General: Class Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club l, 2, 3, 4. Mary Smythe: College Preparatory, Radio Club, Secretary 4, Science Club, Secretary 4, Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Charles Snow: General. Bobbie Sorrell: Business5 Operetta 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Class Assembly 2,35 Salad Bowl Princess Candidate 4. Dorothy Faye Sor- rells: College Preparatory5 Pro-teens 3,45 Folk Festival 1. Robert Spaugh: General. James Spotts: Pre-Engineer- ing5 Hi-Y 45 Key Club 3,45 J.V. Track 35.Boys' State 35 Parnassus l,2,3,47 National Honor Society 3,4. Wil- liam Stamps: Liberal Arts5 Model Airplane Club ly 4-H Club 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 4. Rauseleen Stancoff: General. Samie Ann Starnes: Gen- eral5 A Capella Choir 35 Pro-teens 45 F.H.A. 4. Patricia Statler: Transfer from California 35 General5 Pro-teens 45 Mixed Chorus 3, Treasurer 45 Class As- sembly 45 W.C.S.O. 3,45 Masque and Gavel 35 Mas- que of the Yellow Moon 3,4. Anita Estelle Stein: Transfer from North High 25 Sec- retarial5 Rotary Speech Winner 25 Parnassus 3,4. Judith Stephens: College Preparatory5 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3,4. Tommy Sue Stephens: College Preparatory5 Girls' League Council 2,3,45 Girls' League Cabinet 45 Pro- teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,25 Sun Dial Staff 2,3,45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3,4. Richard Stehr: Liberal Arts5 Creative Writing Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Boys' League Representative 25 Class Assembly 25 All-School Play 45 Sun Dial Staff 4. Bar- bara Steward: Liberal Arts5 Activity Committee 45 Junior Senior Prom Committee 35 W.C.S.O. 45 Pro- teens l,45 Parnassus 3,45 Masque ofthe Yellow Moon i,2,3. Jan Stewart: College Preparatory5 F.H.A., Pres- ident 45 Pro-teens 45 Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Earnest St. John: General5 4-H Club 4. Peggy Stinson: Secretarial5 G.A.A. l,2,3, Treasurer 45 Fencing Club Secretary 2,35 Girls' Letter Club, President 45 Girls League Council lp Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Parnassus 4. Leroy Stulce: Science5 Radio Club 4. THESE TWO light-stepping Seniors were piclied as the Best Dancers of their class. They are Gail England and Jerry Sanders. can re.- i,, . 5 ,W Jim Sutherland: Transfer from Yuma5 General5 West- erner Photographer 45 Sun Dial Photographer 4. Sheldon Swain, Jr.: Transfer from Glendale 25 Music5 Bancl 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Var- sity Track 3,45 Class Assembly 2,35 Masque of the Yellow Moon 2. Donna Lee Swearingen: Transfer from Phoenix Union5 General5 Orchestra 3,45 Mixed Chorus 4. Robert Swindler: Transfer from Ohio5 Agriculture5 Key Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 2,3, Commit- tee Chairman 45 4-H 2,3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Parnassus 2,3,4. Diane Switallz General5 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Parnassus l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Mas- que of the Yellow Moon 3. Bobbie Symns: General. Bette Joanne Taylor: Transfer from Tucson5 Secre- tarial5 Skating Club 45 Magazine Sale Assistant Cap- tain 45 Parnassus l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Karen Thaxton: College Preparatory-5 A. Capella Choir 45 Folk Dance Festival lg Masque ofthe Yellow Moon 'l,2. Diana Jeanne Thomas: Pre-Nursing. VOTED THE BEST Loolring Boy and Girl by their Sonior classmates were Shelly Eberling and Danny Roth. rf W., , N rf. 3 ,gym-.jr . .,.W 4 A- f my uf 153522 i , :gf -V ww . n X V- Q V. f 'gg I ,x If K -f 5 V' . mf :ff fue, , '-3 I ff.,.a54-itz if Sic! , wr XXL., 'Prix ' f. 7 4. .,k, I ,,4,', ,Z-,Q , wk V ,. - if Q 'Y ., J ff , gs M 2 mf, .K . 5? A 4. 'flu 'J . 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N, ifQ,,g,,,,4L, in A , L. Q, A R. Patricia Whaley: Secretarial, Student Council 'l,2,3, Guidance Board Secretary 4, Cheerleader 4, Pro- teens 4, G.A.A. l,3, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Hazel Janet White: Transfer from Tempe, General, A Capella Choir 4, Honor Roll 4. Philip Whitehead: Agriculture, Archeology Club 3, President 4, Magic Club 3,4, Fencing Club 2, Find, Cut and Polish Club 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 3. Roy Whitmer: General, Freshmen Baseball l, J.V. Baseball 3, Freshmen Basketball l, J.V. Basketball 3. Gwendolyn Whitnell: Liberal Arts, Archery Team 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Girls' Letter Club 4, Parnassus l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. Bill Williams: General. Jean Williams: Home Economics, Junior Fashion Model Club 1, Stadium Club l,2, F.H.A. 4. Jim Williams: Liberal Arts, A Capella Choir 3, Pro-teens l,2, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Class Assembly 4. Joyce Williams: Liberal Arts, A Capella Choir 3, Proteens 2,4, Vice-President 3, Parnassus l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. Pat Williams: Secretarial. Donn Wilson: College Preparatory, Varsity Track 3,4, J.V. Track l,2, Sun Dial Staff 3, Sports Editor 4, Westerner Sports Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Band 2. Joyce Ann Woodward: Secretarial, Productions 2,3,4, Dance Club 2, Operetta 3, Parnassus 4, Masque of the Yel- low Moon l,2,3,4. Bill Wright: Liberal Arts, Bowling Club 1, Canasta Club l,2, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3,4. Carl Wright: General. Margaret Wylie: Transfer from New York, College Preparatory, Skating Club 4, Pro-teens 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2. Lily Yee: Liberal Arts, Student Body Vice-President 4, Girls' State 3, Class Vice-President l,2,3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Girls' League Council President 3, Parnas- sus 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. John Yer- ington: General. Garry York: General, Student Coun- cil l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Square Dance Club 'l. Dorothy Grace Zarder: General, Stadium Club l,2,4, Secretary 3, Folk Dance Festival I, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2,3,4. Ron Zerbe: College Preparatory, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3,47 J.V. Bas- ketball 2, Freshmen Basketball I, Hi-Y i,2,3, Home- room President l. Barbara Ziegler: College Prepar- atory, Girls' League Council i,2,3,4, A Capella Choir 2,3, Mixed Chorus 4, Parnassus l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. Barbara Zimmer: General, Mixed Chorus 4, Masque fth Y ll o e e ow Moon 3, 4, Skating Club l. Betty Clark: General. emor Camera Dodgers JACK ALLEN, Donald Anglin, Donald Baily, Kenneth Barber, Minnie Barela, Ronnie Beckett, Eddie Bevelo, Kenneth Bon- sack, Larry Boyd, Leslie Boyum, Jimmie Bratcher, Paul Brown, Eddie Burdette, Merle Cain, Ronald Carmack, Alvin Casey, Betty Cole, Carol Columbi, David Cook, Gerald Crane, Jim Davis, Patricia Doolittle, Jim Downs, Bruce Earle, Walter Ek- strom, Robert Entrekin, Janet Ernsting, Vancine Fair, David Ferguson, Daniel Finstad, Jan Forsyth, Conrad Fowler, Evert Fruitman, Charles Giffiths, Roger Hall, Nancy Haycock, Paul Holko, Lorraine Hook, Anna Lee Howell, Patricia Hoyt, Richard Hudson, Ronald Johnson, Jack Jones, Anthony Karaba, Sylvia Keene, Ethel Jane Kenyon, Peter Klocki, Jeanine Lamareainx, Fred Lamps, John Mike Lane, Clifford Lanning, Sammie Lee, Jerry Lewis, Bonnie Makings, Walter Morton, Patricia Mattern, Crystal McCaulley, Steve McCullar, Dell McLaws, Ralph Mel- lecker, Richard Monson, Gil Morales, Arthur Nevin, Jim Os- wald, James Owen, Ollie Park, Donn Pence, Dorthea Phillips, Robert Pierson, Edward Pippin, Ottis Pope, Mahona Price, Kenneth Reed, Carole Renschler, Richard Rogers, Mike Salmon, Jerry Sanders, Martson Sanders, Bill Sexton, Russell Shepard, Scott Simis, Charles Simpson, Irene Stahura, Richard Stresser, Diane St. John, Mary Tannous, Bruce K. Thompson, Marvin Van Aalsburg, Donald Vargas, Diane Veres, Rosemarie Vucovich, Royene Von Wadleigh, Bob Wall, Sandra Webb, Joel Wheat, Hazel White, Jack Whitt, Russell Willes, Hattie Williams, Gertrude Wincentsen, Lanny Woodmansee, Frances Wykoff. Wm Surhermnd Dick Kurz f sensors were fm- g f0nce.7 Be.'Hy Askins Del. mc' B b Sfgug ard Norman Kingsfoh Ye e La II' Doug las Co Luz. PM Musgrave Q96 HIIQYYIS Laufzenhquser 7-G1-6 Q mv F 1 X. VXA Jack B10 af H42 2 'C few CN fa 'I Doxel Bull MyeTS Pa-r9Qy OV Ehler ' Bonnie It 535 jk ' A . X Q xi Te rr 9 fy ,SI lglgdges gg, .ff A . S gogadxe 5-mvels M i ke F ro 51' qt we m Duane hidfe Charlie Snow WX Uulllamj' Mary Lou Hallib 'OPM Tw oh BG!! fukin ' the lead AT WEST FOR THREE YEARS, Them Thar Juniors has really got inter The swing o' things. Their assembly, The Hot 'n Tot sports dance, an' the Junior- Senior Prom were such good uns, That Mrs. Walker and Mr. Magnusson, class sponsors, are really proud o' Their six hundred and sixty-two able ranch hands. Tryin' on the Seniors' discarded holsters and Stetsons, The Class o' '56 are chompin' on the bit to git started in on Their final year at West. :........-- ' Judy Phillips Vice-President ,....unin-ai Y' Z Cookie Sagawa Rfmnle RYMBI' Secretary Treasurer 70 Jack Gieger President , HEADIN' THE Junior-Senior Prom committees are these hard workin' gals. They are, Front Row: Anne Driggs, entertainment, Mary Lou Kohfeldt, publicity, Dottie Allison, refresh- ments, Sandra McVay, refreshments, Judy Phil- lips, dance chairman. Row 2: Sharon Theilkas, programs, Sandra Chiate, publicity, Mary Lou Hudlow, cloakroom, Sharon Farris, decorations, and Bee Buchanan, invitations. Junior Class Sponsors ALWAYS WILLING to help out and pitch in with class activities are Junior Sponsors Mr. Wayne Magnusson and Mrs. Clara Walker. MRS. BOREK helps these Juniors get acquaint- ed with college applications and catalogs. They are, from left, Bob Sheldon, Shirley Zimmer, Joe Hunt, Eric Harold. DRESSED UP and on their way to the annual Junior- Senior Prom are Junior hosts Dixina Price and Dana Wells, Senior guests Nancy Martin and Jim Mast. . . . and review every chapter. are Mr. Verne Jones' last words to these worried American History students before their semester exams. Juniors from left are: Ronnie Chamberlain, Sylvia Corrales, Carole Douglas and Jim Givans. . Mfgz A Y ' Viz: . L ,L ifg?'Yff'-:Q Nbfgisl 5 A3 gs. 4 A , ,.rQ,,.- W : . 3 .K 'Y 'Q , X E? K ' , kiaiigl-Q, lb-yt . M I .. H Lv f 9 .:, y- Q,'5LQ,,, I 131-23 5 'K 5 H ., W gals , .MM M R K 15,1 'K ri . if -Q M A A '5'2f'3 ' I QS , . ' ' msn 2-'E+ , W .A 1 - -wfsfaiv, , wig: A ' - A .X L W .f.+A,. 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Q mimi -, 5+ f - . fs? fffff A' -'lf 5, I ,iiw b f 'F , A A V. ' 2 W - 325i11'i-AAG, 'T' , 5 -2i15LfiixQ1: ,. 1 - ' - ' f Mr . f .. -43, - iid- ' , Q , ,V 55 H ,Am gg ,nf iw Vi K -' 1 , f 1 EL : 2 V ' 2... if Margaret' Saye Robert Schmitz Lynda Shaffer Lila Sl-realy Ken Simpson Mary Ann Smith Bonnie Schaffer Sandy Scudder Maxine Shapiro Bob 1 Sheldon Jaclrie Sioberg Nancy Smilh ONE OF THE quieter moments of the Jun- Denng, Carl ior Assembly is shown by meditating Schilling Schmieder cheerleader Sandy McVay and her serious Sally John D. tablemates, Judy Redmond, Jerry Bar- geafon sammy tlwolomew, Kenny Anderson, Dixie Goble, . Bobbie Oliver, and Bob Troutt, David Carole Sharpe Shaughnessy Knn Barbara Mark Mark Ray Stewart Sherer Shoemaker Shoob Siegel Sikes Sills Emiley Norma Julie Linda Carl John Slripworth Slripworth Sloan Sloan Smith Smith Anno Michael Richard Dolores Norma Moline Snoddy Sopiach Sparks S-perlro Spivach SUYICOH SWlNGlNG TO the lively music ofthe drugstore iukebox are Ann Driggs, Milton Naylor, Sharon Farris, Allan Thron , Sandy Dave idson, and Everett Hoffman. Steffie Marguerite June Swital Syplmerd Temple Nelson Alice Barbara Titclienal Trayner Tuck Donna Bet-ty Donna Van Camp Vanderhoofven Van Hgoge Sharon Tlteilias Elbert Turner Sim Varnor Gail Stayman Jeanie Stowe Margaret Sugar Marlene Thomas Jacliie Turrell Shelby Vesey Lynda Steger Riciuard Stuart' Clarence Sullivan Nadine Thoroman Karen Ulinger Carol Low Voeks Pally Sleinbronn Perry Stuffle beam Don Surber Allan Thron Miriam Unger Bessie Walker Sabin Slevens Carolyn Succi Belva Swader Norma Tingley Jludy Utley Dawn Waller Chris Dave D I L . Whalmsley Ward Wziriil Wjllzn Marlorle Sarah Richard Shirle ' ' . . Y WWE White w.ih.+e wiiibania Lois Anne Wai+er , , Wilson Wilson vgijlr Janice Carolyn T H Woodmansee Wright Yjgzgeer Szzlrlll Bob Karen Lee Barbara Dana Wasserman WGLGFS Weinel Wells APU Alma Elaine Lois Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson BeiiY Alice Howard Claude Elaine Wltsaman Wolf Wood Woadill FFBHCIGS Jerry Yarnik York Zimmer Junior Camera Dodgers SHIRLEY ADAMIC, Tom Adler, Tom Alexander, Jack Edward Allen, Carl Anderson, Nancy Asborn, Ronald Baade, Bob Baker, Terry Barnhart, Alton Belyev, Jack Bentley, Ronald Berky, Willa Berry, Joe Bloemberg, Robert Bonas, Larry Bonebrake, Steve Bosvay, Ben Bounds, Karen Brekke, Carolyn Burness, Marilyn Burton, Gay Burtrum, Virginia Byers, Terry Caldwell, Willis Carlson, Sandra Cawker, David Cawthorne, 'Ronald Chamberlain, Ronald Chernov, Ronnie Clark, Charles Collins, Anita Con- ner, Diane Cornell, Sally Cornwall, Pat Crisrnon, Arlene Cumberledge, Phyllis Curia, Richard Davich, Elton Davis, James Davis, Wilmer Davis, llene De Laney, Kenneth Dennison, Don De Santi, Henry Devoley, Donald Dille, Sylvia Dodd, John Durban, Eva Earle, Verna Easterly, Terry Ed- monson, Robert Emmerling, George Enfield, Charles Enochs, Robert Erling, Donald Everson, Meredith Fawcett, William Fisher, Ray Fitzwater, Russell Field, Judy Fletcher, Douglas Foster, Phillip Foster, Nelson Fris- sell, Jack Garry, Raymond Gavette, Larry George, Larry Gilbert, Jon Girand, Ethan Golden, Ronald Goodson, Jerry Goulding, Billie Greer, Phillip Greer, James Gregory, Alan Grider, Ann Gross, Bill Gunn, Robert Hale, Elaine Halgas, Robert Hall, Edith Hanan, Freddie Handel, Edward Hannah, Stuart Harrah, Donald Harris, Jay Harris, Erich Harrold, Bobby Hatfield, Larry Hays, Walter Hedges, Jerry Hedgpeth, George Hender- son, Tom Hendy, Margaret Hestand, Suzanne Heudel, Dale Hoagland, Sharon Hoffman, James Hook, Arthur Hooper, George Hopp, Joe Hunt, Shirley Jacobs, Ernest James, Edwin Jerckes, Addie Joyce Johnson, Nick Johnson, William Johnson, Joe Kallof, SylviaKay, Eugene Kelton, David Kimball, Elliot Knoick, Mike Krum, Robert Kuhn, Garry Kull, Jim Landis, John Langley, Rogert Lepley, David Lewis, Jerry Lichtwald, Victor Charles Long, Richard Long, Peter Longo, Jim Lonsdale, Billie Lugo Lutz, Richard Mack, Barry Maddox, Manuel Madrid, Eugene Marci Ronnie Matlock, Ray Maurer, Pat McCune, John McDaniel, Dave McG Edward Mellow, Charles Menees, Marvin Molcdow, Clyde Moore, Morris, Bill Mueller, Danny Mundall, Ronnie Myhand, Arnold Nei Paul Nhare, Robert Noumber, Geraldine O'Reilly, Christine Paige, Pale, Kenneth Patterson, Norman Peason, Carol Peltonc, Herbert ington, Cred Penrod, Conrad Peterson, Ronald Petica, Clifford P Charles Peugnet, Richard Pisce, Ronald Pitts, Richard Pollard, Sta Portaslski, John Prall, Clayton Price, Walter Pyper, Coleen Oswald, Raab, Robert Ramby, Thomas Reale, Roberta Revels, William Ri Robert Rix, Bill Robert, Nancy Rochester, Shirley Rushing, Mike Sch Ray Schuble, David Sharp, Donald Sidaway, Robert Sidaway, Jan S Julian Smith, Natalie Smolak, Glenn Spangler, Mark Spaulding, J Spellrnan, Gilbert Spraven, Donald Spray, Michael Starr, Tom Starr, sell Steiner, Roger Stevens, Donald Stockton, Kenneth Strader, Swarm, Ronald Taubitz, Shirley Thomas, Nicky Timarac, Gary T Audrey Tomerlin, David Tonstad, Bob Trout, Wayne Turrell, Richard Epps, Bessie Walker, Tom Watts, John Wayland, Lee Webb, Arthur Weing, Robert Welch, Howard Welcher, Mary West, Marlene W Ronnie Wilkinson, Richard Williams, David Willard, Jerry Wil Richard Wise, Ann Wrather, Donna Wright, Glen Wright, Lynn Yo Louis Zakas. 84 I blk Achvlhes lUpper leftj Spanish classes dont con centrate on book-work alone. Here, Marty Pavell, Nadine Thoroman, and Hugh Combest perform a skit en Espa- nol. lUpper riuhtl Recalling Mother Goose days, Miriam Unger lfar leftl and Mary Kennedy lfar rightj play with Deb- by Larson, Peter Weiland and Gary Joe Stoeberl in a Child Care class. lCenterJ Don Drury, Sandy Horton, Pete Klocki, and Carl l-lobe learn commercial art techniques as they silk screen Westerner section pages during an art class flower leftl Professional looking leather goods are produced by students in the craft classes. Jim Owens, Bryan Johnson, Jim Smith and Betty Askins use their tools for a qood finished product. llower right, Auto shop pupils, Skip Cunning- ham, Philip Overson and Fred Rivers work over some machinery learning about its intricate details. of-e'- 3 ,1-9 Larry Betts President Liz Kesler Vice-President Nancy Babel Secretary Hard-Ri i ' Soplwma es Catherine Teng Treasurer SIX HUNDRED AN' NINE Sophomores have been branded with the spirit o' West, an' have bin sellin' them thar pennants to all the ranch hands, ter hang up in their bunk house. A sports dance and a assembly was done up real nice, with the help of the class sponsors, Miss Sain and Mr. Frantz. Next year's Juniors have been branded with the spirit of the west, too, an' they're all puttin' away their fancy dude clothes, an' buyin' levis an' boots- the duds fer a hard-ridin' Class o' 57. Sophomore Class Sponsors CLASS SPONSORS Wilma Sam and Ralph Frantz are proud of their class and have done much to add to AULA GARBER and Jay Cohen stole the show h the Shophomore Class assembly as Llberace T ew Successes and his mother. l i l HARD-WORKING Sophomores discussing the problems of selling school pennants are, from left: Bee Morrow, Tom McCarty, Marlys Doyle, Earline Douthitt, Larry Morse, Jan Martin, and Judie Brower. THESE COOL cats dancing to Plymouth Sound, left - are Lal Donna Anderson, Dixie Smith, Anne Kelly and Diane Rose. Right: Wynne Riggs entertained the audi- ence with her tale of a countryfied court- ship and marriage in the Sophomore class assembly. Anfony Abraham Quinnie Acion Linda Adam Barbara Adams George Adams Jim Adams Joel Adler Ronald Ahlrich Marla Allen Par Amburgey La Donna Anderson Karen Anderson Dan Ans+eH' Diana Armbrus+er John Armsfrong Glenda A+herfon Craig Ausiin Nancy Babel Carol Bailey Denny Balmer Richard Balesirieri Beih Barlcer Barbara Barnhari Linda Barnhari Sally Barfholomew Sandy Bauer Judy Baumann Ruih Bays Susan Beale Kafhryn Beard Sharon Beclrer Carol Beclxeff Dan Beclcmann Roger Beeny Peier Beniamin Jim BenneH Eddie Berensfein Bob Bergsirom Barbara Berlr Larry Berfs , Ralph Bianco Jacque Bingham Pauline Binkley BeHy Bissell Harold Black Richard Blakely Gay Blanchard Harold Blancher Barbara Bland Don Blaser Andy Blevins Hugh Blue Jan Bolin Jerry Bond Marrhanna Booker Bill Bowles Jennie Bowman Carolyn Boyd Edward Boyes Virginia Boylrin Ru+h Boynfon Linda Bradley Bud Braman Bobbie BraHon Janice Brewer Nancy Briscoe Dale Briif Margaref Bri++ Sidney Broolrs Zola Broolrs Judy Brower Donald Brown Wayne Brown Sherry Bruce George Buchanan Gene Budinger Barbara Bur+on Maurice Burion Jeanne Bushell Granf Buifke Barbara Bylo Richard Cain Gary Calhoon Jim Calhoun Jean Campbell Bob Cannon Harris Caplan Luisa Carrillo Riclc Carrillo Myra Carier Pa? Casfro Gene Chesley Ronnie Chesney DeAna Choisser Bob Chrisfner Arfhur Chrisfy John Cline Barbara Coaies Jay Cohen Brenda Colson Carole Connelly Roberfa Conrad Sieve Conrad Dean Cornell Lois Corpe Belly Cosgrove Evelyn Countryman Theodore Crane Judy Creed Eddie Cribb Jerry Cronin Milre Croiiy Don Culberson Dave Curia George Curry Judy Dana George Davies Bacon Davis Dee Davis Glenda Davis Richard Decker Gary Deery Carol DeFreese Bill Delbroolx Jerry Dellinger Larry Diebold Diclr Dippold Carolyn Divelbess David Doerrer Bill Dolphin Marlys Doyle Elizabeih Duncan Marfha Eason Marianna Edwards Nancy Ehlers Joyce Ann Eileri Edward Eisele Berfie Elkins Marye Ellen David Emerson Myra Endsley Richard Enger Chuck England Tom Evans Scoff Fails Rex Faullxner Sieve Fawceff Marfy Fedigan Jim Feldf Don Ferra Lee Ficlre Larry Fifer Susan Finlr Diclr Field Colleen Fleck Sherry Flini George Foly Leroy Foole Margaref Lee Fosier Sue Fosfer Judy Frane Henry Frank Jack Franklin Toby Franks Gary Fraser Befh Frayee Alvin Frifzemerer Bruce Frye Barbara Fulkerson Carole Fufrelle Ann Gallo Mary Pal' Ganes Barbara Ganis Paula Garber Horace Gardner Mike Gardner Larry Gales Bob George Judy Geffig Roberf Gillespie Murray Goodman Charles Gose Bernard Goss Nancy Gracey Barbara Greene Bob Green Marylouise Greene Mary Greer Carl Grefzinger Jo Ann Gross James Grosback Floyd Grosfad Nancy Groves John Gufhrie Sfeven Haehl Jacque Haimes Linda Haimes Alan Hall John Hall Linda Hall Bill Haller Ari- Halley Bobby Halpin Janel Hamilfon Don Hammom Arlice Hanna Craig Hansen Don Harris Nancy Harlman Ron Hariman Sandra Halhy Clyde Haviland Ernie Hayes Kafhy Heard Clifford Henry Phyllis Herzberg Glenda Hesier Susan Hicks Jim Hill Bob Hinds Sheryl Hifchcock Louella Hoeffer Harvey Hoffman Ralph Hoffman Larry Holcolm Claylon Holder Gene Holmes Roberla Holmes Charley Holly John Hooker Keifh Hooker Grelchen Hoover Twyla Howe Deanna Howick Jim Hughes Gary Hull Nancy Humble Chuck Humphrey Paul Hunf Janice Hunler Kaihy Hurley Arlhur Hussey Roberl lnce Eileen Ingram Barbara Isaac La Von Isaac Lloyd Jackson Mary Belh Jackson Dick Jarrell' Elaine Jennings Rulh Jennings Carol John Jack Johns Bill Johnso Bill Johnso I1 Tl Janef Johnson Evelyn Kau Ronald Kel Ann Kelly Janice Johnson Sue Johnson Barbara Jones Judy Jones Jane+ Jordan Marlene Jordan Ken Judd Tim Julius fman ler John Kenson Harland Kenyon Liz Kesler John Kiedaisch Kay Kinsey Bob Kifzman Harry Kier Myrna Knoblock Cy Kobey Mike Kamper Samuel Kaplan Ronnie Kolb Jerri Koslewa Howard Kramer Barbara Kr Bill Kulik ebs Phyllis Klunaschk Bill Laber Nancy Landis Frances Lann Dorofhy La nning Raymond Larsen David 'Larson Mike Lawson George Lay Rufh Leafham Beverly Lebeau Jim Ledbelfer Shirley Lee Linda Lenz Keilh Lenz Fayelynn Lesler Carol Lillywhife Don Lincoln Delores Lira Sally Lillle Johnny Lilzenberg ef Bob Locke'H Judy Look Ann Lovins Bernice Low Edwin Lowrie Ellen Lucas EllioH Mackey Frank Madrid Emma Mab Rachel Mal VY donado Norman Marcus Paul Markwell Bob Marqu E Gary Marshall John Marshall Ann Marlin Janel' Marlin Sharon Marlin Jim Mason Bill Mas? Gail MaHeson Gary Malfson Ronny Malusiak Karen McConnell Jim McCoy Sandy McCrary Sharon McCuaig Charles McDonald Ka+hlene McDonough Ronnie McDougall Bill McEowen Marlha McKown Palricia Mead Alice Mendenhall Paula Menser Diana Meredilh Ted Meredilh Alex Merendino Ellen Meuser Melvin Michael Marilyn Midkiff Bob Milford Donna Miller Judy Miller Sue Miller Nancy Mills Jaclc Minneci Philip Molodow Nancy Moore Phyllis Moore Susan Morgan Deane Morris Roy Morrison Barbara Morrow Bill Morrow Lawrence Morse Kay Moss Maren Mourilsen Mike Mulholland Mary Mulherin Tom Mundy Willeffa Munsil Barbara Murders Virginia Murray Elaine Mulhler Bill Neely Bob Nelherlon Floyd Newlon Ardifh Nicllel John Niclxum Toni Noqa Gerald Oehm Waller Oellcers Mariorie Olin Barbara Olinger Larry Oliver Lona Olson Ralph Ormsby Gloria Ornelas Karen Osflund Bill Oswald Carole Overson Phyllis Owen David Oxman Donna Padgelf Fred Padge++ Bruce Palmer John Parker Ken Parrish Pal Parlin Dorolhy Pallerson Kalhy Pafferson Jerry Pauley David Payne Dorofhy Peclr Murray Peclr Joseph Penninglon Sue Peoples Annela Pepping Bob Peralla Jane Perluins Roger Pessell Helene Pelernel Myrna Pelly Wanda Pickering Virginia Pelman Mary Poe Johanna Pool Larry Poplrin Wyla Powell Donna Prendergasl Everelle Price Paul Prychodnic Aloha Pulley Dolores Pulley Susan Radnich Sharon Rains Max Ramenolslry Bill Ransdell Hope Raskin Bryan Raverl Janel Redding Dave Reinhold John Reminger Osborne Reynolds Janel Rice Don Richard Alice Rilchie Larry Robbins Maxie Roberson Charmaine Roberls David Roberls Judy Roberls Anila Robins Jim Rock Belly Rogers Carol Rogers Sue Rogers Don Rogow Sally Rolan Velda Rollins Diane Rose Eddy Rose Milne Rose Ed Rolan Alvin Rubin Harold Runliel Mary Rulledge Earlene Salm William Sanders Belly Sanderson Lynn Saracino Dave Saunders Joseph Schaad Ward Scheumack Mary Schmidl Jo Ann Schuman Joan Schwarz John Scoll Beverly Seiclr Janice Seiclx Judy Seiclr Kelly Seidel Kalhie Seldon Kalhleen Sells Charlolle Shaclrellord Marilyn Sharp Jean Shaurelle John Shumalcer Judy Sims David Slcipworlh Rodney Sloan Dixie Smilh Glenna Smilh Gordon Smilh Helen Smilh Julius Smilh Lorene Smilh Pallylynn Smilh Rulh Smilh Ted Smilh Tom Spears Alayne Spivey Delberl Sprauer Mary Sue Sfallcup Susie Sl. John Nancy Slandlee Fred Sfeele Marilyn Slein John Slephens Donna Sleward Erline Sleward Royce Slill Joe Slone Milre Slone Michael Slralen Gerald Slrong Carlo Succi Roberl Suiler Jim Sullivan Suzanne Suloll Don Summers Chrisline Swenson John Syswerda John Tanno Jim Tale John Taylor Jo Taylor Lyna Taylor Robyn Taylor Calherine Teng Joe Tersini Jessica Thomas Dixie Thompson Marie Thompson Peggy Toon James Trayner Linda Tuck Billie Turnbow Carol Turner Linda Turner Roberla Tweedy Eleanor Valencia Charles Vanderhoolven Charles Van Epps Bruce Vermazem Wally Vesey Fred Wade Belly Walker Marirulh Wallier Roberl Wallace Larry Walsh Glenda Wann Burlon Ward Dicl: Ward Pal Ward Doris Wallcins Leonard Walliins Mike Wall Jaclc Walls Sandy Walls Ruben Wayman Carol Webb Marilyn Webb Terry Wesl Jerry Weslrope Gerald Whalin Diane Wheal Judy Wheeler Gordon Whelpley Elberl Whellen Bonnie While Carol While Nancy While Tom Willell Mary Ellen Willey Margarel Williams Theresa Williams Bill Willis Philip Willoughoy Bob Wilmolh Bill Wise Jolene Wissinger Sandra Wilheringlon Barbara Wille Pal Woern Lily Wong Mary Wong Mary Lou Wood Donna Woods Mary Worrell Donna Wrighl Jean Young Kelley Young Norman Zaslow Sophomore tamero Dodgers JOSEPH ARGIER, Larry Bahr, Mary Binkley, Richard Blaller, Linual Bralcher, James Carroll, Donald Cherry, Beverly Col- Terman, Sonia Dick, Marion Dierenfield, Earlene Doulhill, Sylvia Dury, Sharon Dulfarer, Joanne French, Kennelh Gellys, Janet Guild, Roloerl Hall, Pauline Hall, Freddy Hallbery, Selma Helvie, Myron Holman, Douglas Hooper, Myra John- son, Gerald King, Linda Faraway, Mary Sue Larson, Lorella Maior, John Paul Marlin, Tom Lee McCarty, Gloria Kay McCulley, Don Mellecker, Lynnda Miller, Jim Mosby, Bill Myers, David Nelson, William Ne-renberg, Marcia Noigaard, Jackie Payne, Florence Purcell, Jim Rae, John Randall, Fred Reed, Jona Mae Revels, Wilene Ricker, Wynne Riggs, Me- linda Rollovv, Pele Smith, Linda Sponcel, Maureen Slanvvood, Ronald Slevhenson, Sharon Strotiosf, Jeanne Ann Thompson, Michael Waliers, Kathleen Warnick, Julia Wheeler, Charles Wheeler, Carol Williams, Glenda Wolfe. ONE OF THE highlighls of lhe assembly proqram lhis year was lhe Sopho- more Class Assembly. Casl members included above are: IFRONT ROW, lefl lo riqhll La Donna Anderson, Dixie Smilh, Ann Kelly, Diane Rose. Jay Cohen, Wynn Riggs. lROW 2l Cv Kobey, Evelyn Kauffman, Nancy Slanley, Jo Taylor, Car-ul Bailev, Mary Ellen VVilley, Susan Beale. lROW 3l Gordon Srnilh, Jerry Bond, Chucli Humphries, Lona Olson, Eddie Eisley, Dean Morris. Earlene Salm, Kaly Turner, Glenda VVann, Douq Marlin, Pal Parlin, Kalherine lorzg, Pxula Garber. lROW 4l Sonny Wallrins, Doris Walkif-s. Norman Zazlow, Jackie Haimes, Phyllis l-lerzberq, Barbara Krabs, Susie Slal- cup, Janel Johnson, Nancy Mills, Jumbo Mason, Kalhlf-fri l'lurloy, Linda l'laimes, Carol Fulroll, Marilyn Sharp, Sharon Rains, Toby Franlns, Brenda Ccleson Marlvs Doyle, Liz Kesler, Nancy Babel. Larry Bells. Sherrill McRuer Vice-President Dick President ass 0' ' HERE WE HAVE the Freshman class, seven hundred and fifty of 'em, an' I reckon everybody figgured 'ern ter be a mighty said lot o' dudes, way back in September. They were a spunky bunch, though, and as spirited as a herd o' wild, unbroken colts. Besides a sports dance, and a mighty good assembly, they tackled the iob of sponsorin' a semi-foigmal, Cupid's Rendezvous. l When they first came ta West, the older fel- lers affectionately labeled 'em greenhorns, but now, with rip roarin' help o' their sponsors, Mr. Lang and Mrs. Salmon, they've earned the title of Class o' '58. SUE ANN DAHL assembly with her hula number to Brown Girl. Jan Mathews Secretary Treasurer Freslunaa Class Sponsors in-sn'lI0F ' . -1. t J K 4 Emi 'Y READY TO GIVE a helping hand with their many THESE DOLLED-UP freshmen on their way to i , C 'd'R d M'kEb,M B - man activities are Mrshglarlgrggt Salmon and Mr Ken niCi2gn?JaennAi5TT1ZL:Z, ggi Dilcf Oper? a Y OVW SW M A 1 . K L gm V0 M Q ,Q T KH B' 'SVRVYX . N a 3 R 'S SHERRILWC5-1 hEEn 5 Q Q Q34 li XXX Q! Ml fl A mtl at O Herz? Ye z PE lrlear YQIMW .rf F Sue Fray i'-ll Qi Fceyhnzaw POOR BOB Warrenberg is all mixed up when it comes to voting for his class officers in elections held early in the year. Dvntrqpe 6, . ,ying Caf FRESHMAN Get-Acquainted Dance planned by the Committee was fun for all as shown by these fledglings who are engaged in a Bunny Hop. man Hop. JEAN BRYANT cuts in on Mary Bonnickson and Dick Olson during a novelty dance at the Fresh- Siephen Acheson Susan Acheson Wayne Ackman Gloria Adams Judy Adcock Jane Alberl' Bill Allison Lewis Alion Mary Amburgey Elizabeih Anderson Karen Anderson Lois Anderson Norma Anderson Princecine Anderson Virginia Anderson Carol Angle Gail Arnold Ken Arrick Mike Ausfin Gary Avey Don Aycocl: Rebecca Backus David Bailey Ruih Baker Louis Balady Terry Baldock Kemper Bales Dan Bank Norma Barbee Willard Barber John Barnes Janice Barneli' Tom Barnelle Amanda Barr Edna Baxfer Judy Beach Mike Beale Susan Becker Alice Bedford Marsha Beger June Belisle Don Benneh' Bill Beniheim Barbara Benison Dixie Beorn Charmaine Berg Pai Bergeron Ann Bernof Dick Berry Jean Berlram Joan Beiii Ricki Black Bloyce Blackwell Alan Blan Mary Ann Boley Mary Bonnickson Jim Borah Jack Bounds Joan Bowser Charles Boyer Suzanne Braman Slanley Brandenburg Marlha Branson Palsy Braiion Margaref Brazda Fran Breslin Edward Breur Jack Brian Lynne Bringhursl Marilyn Brinion Jesse Briscoe Dan Bromley Kafhleen Brown Shirley Brown Bob Burns Jean Bryan? Raymond Buckendor Jackie Buckley Barbara Bullen Sieve Burns Leon Burris Terry Burres James Burlrum Tom Busck Gail Burfke Barbara Buys Bob Caldwell Donna Calhoun Rifa Calhoun Dick Calkins Susan Campbell Dick Cannon Linda Carder DaggeH Carlson Delores Carlson Carol Caron John Ca rpenfer Jeannine Casebier Allen Casey Dave Casfel Tom Casfor Elizabeih Cavin Elivoria Chaires Alefa Chambliss Alvin Chapman Gladys Chaffield Cherry Churchwell Glenda Clark Zerifa Cole Chris Coleman Hugh Combesi' Charles Conner Bill Conrad Mariha Cook Rose Coole Dick Cooley Ronald Cooper Gilberf Coronadc Sarah Coronado James Coughlin Tom Coyle John Cramer Roberf Cunningham Sfanley Curd Ann Cypher Sue Dahl Duane Dalmolin Edward Dalfon Carol Dana Hope Davidson Dwighf Davis Donald DeBush Linda DePin'ro Rhea Derrick Jules Devoley Bryan Diamond Ron Diamond Emily Diaz Donna Diehl Edward Dixon Toni Dodd Paul Domsher Camill Dooliffle Bill Dowden Sieve Diagon Janef Driscol Vic Driskill Wa ne Drummond Y Gayle Dunagan Jack Dunn Jan Dunn Ronnie Durbin Buddy Earle Paul Ecksfein Eddy Douglas Edward Eliasan Mike Embry Connie Evans Pal' Evans Carol Fairbanks Judy Fanning Barbara Farone Jerry Farr Dian Farrell Priscilla Feely Marie Fehr Charlene Feingold Larry Fells Sandra Fenton Archie Fisher Carolyn Fisher Marvin Fifzgerald Don Flefcher Marion Flinl: David Flinn Bill Flynn David Follz Roberf Folz Pai Fosler Carole Franz Tom Frayer Charlolfe Frissell Sue Frosf Earnesl Fulgham Johnny Fuller Janel Furly Louie Gallo Ellen Gamble Julia Garcia Pal' Garry Prudie Ann Galer Jean Gelber Sandra George Deana Gilberl' Joe Gill Loraine Gilliam Palsy Gilmore Bill Simple Roclzy Gingrich Dan Ginn Elliof Ginn Diclr Glover Bruce Goelfl Michael Gollub Andy Good David Goodoien Dan Golch Pal Graham Shirley Gran Bill Granger Judy Gray Tonia Gray Jerry Green Harold Greenberg Billy Greenrock Don Gregory Ann Griffin Virginia Griffin Tom Grolf Corrine Guefschow Karen Gurley Richard Haines Suzanne Haley Harold Hall Duane Halvorson Larry Halvorson Doyle Hamberlin Miriam Hamburger Bruce Hammon Larry Hanlzins Marlene Hanna Sharon Hard? Beverly Harar Bonnie Harman Laren Harman Gail Harlman Elhyl Hayes Bob Hays Alice Heafh Buzz Hedges Monica Heidecker Andrea Heil Lou Helser Charles Henderson Don Henderson Carole Henley Carl Henn Charlolie Henry Pa+rickHenr1e Dwain Henson David Hic kman John Hicks Blair Hine Darrel Hiser Bob Hobbs Oliver Hodapp Jim Hold Mike Hollar Donald Hollenbeck Bill Holmes Vicfor Holmes Larry Hoopes Lynda Horwifz Lola House Judy Howard Mariorie Howard Jackie Howick Alice Howsmon Audrey Hudlow Mike Hughes Judy Huie Margaref Hull Glen Humphrey Eddie Humphrey Bonnie Hunf Belly Hurf Teresa Hussey David Hylen Denfon lngle Geraldine Inglis Janef Jarreft Judy Jensen Jim Jeude Duan Johnson David Joh DSO!! Judy Johnson Larry Johnson Paul Johnson' Russell Johnson Rebecca Johnson Sferling Johnson Valerie Johnson Billie Jones Dickie Jones Charles Jones John Jones Larry Jones Marilyn Jones Phillip Jones Lonnie Julian George Kaefz Kafhy Kaiimura Virginia Kallof Sandra Ka minski Barry Kanne Sam Karaba Eric Karson Claire Kaufman Hiroshi Kawamura Phyllis Keller Dennis Kelley Billie Kemp Harold Kennedy Bruce Kerndl' Liz Kerr Norman Kesler Dennis Kefchum Gail Kimball Chuck Kime Charles Ki '19 02 Donald King Willie King Joseph Kinsley Chuck Kirkman James Kirlrman Kalhleen Kirsch Ken Kirsch Dessie Kisl Karen Kielgaard Marlha Klaiber Brenda Kline Kennelh Kohlbrecher Diane Kross Anile Ladas Kalherine Ladner Wanda Lain Susan Lance Rila Langerl Linda Langdon Judy Lanman Tim Lann Kay Larson Richard Laslay Larry Lawrence Phil Lawson Nancy Fay Ken Leach Palrick Leach Lellrani Leal Deanna LeBeau John LeBold Linda Lecky Suzanne Ledbeller Charles Lehmar Marlin Lenlz Jim Levan Kenny Levine Nancy Liddell Sue Liebo Shirley Lilly Chrisline Lindnner David Linville Allen Lipschullz John Long Phyllis Long Shari Long Margarel Lonsdale Toni Lovalo Joanne Loveall Dollie Lovelace Joan Lowell Doris MacCallun Gerry Maclr Dean Maclrin Sharon Magleby Wayne Magnuson Bill Mahalfey Bob Malcolm Henry Mallcus DeForesl Malslrom Diclr Mancinelli Bob Maple Sue Marlzley Beverly Marshall Dennis Marlin Diane Marlin Judy Marlin Kennelh Marlin Virginia Marlin Beverly Mallow Sharon Malson Jan Malhews David Maxwell Clifford McCanlies Diane McCaulley Sharon McCloskey Wilson McCurry Sally McDaniel Eileen McDonough Mille McDowell Bob McElhinney Carol McGinnis John McGinnis Gary Mclnfire Gordon McKellips Tyrone McLain John Phillip McNeil Rose Ann McNeil Sherrill McRuer Clark McVay Gregg Mealy Lenna Merrill Corky Merlens Judy Miller Fran Millinglon Michael Minnich Bob Miskiel William Miichell Marie Mondo Mary Ann Monsees Carol Moore Renee Morgan Florence Morgenfhal Ha rvy Morris Maxine Morris Malard Morfensen Ted Mougeol Ken Mourning Monica Mullins Michael Murphy Larry Naihanson Jeannine Neal Sharron Nellessen Richard Nelson Marfha Newhouse Flo Newmark Kay Nicholls Richard Nichols Don Nicoson Nick Niles Mary Nuffsinger Diane Normandin Nancy Norfon Emiko Okabe Dick Olson Paul Olson Michael Orlie Linda Osborne Sylvia Oseran Saundra Osfrowski Judy Owens Mary Owens Paul Oxman lrefa Oyler Kennelh Pablo Sylvia Packer Nancy Pale Carol Palmer David Parker Sharon Parks Beverly Parrish Lyle Palrick Marly Pavell Paula Pavell Kenny Perkins Chrisline Peferson Bob Phillips Bob Phillips Jack Phillips Sherry Phillips Lloyd Pieper Bill Poque Sue Payne Craig Pease Judy Pellon Linda Pells Dale Pence Bill Peolier Danny Peralfa Claire Perkins 10 Don Smifh Dorolhy Smiih Ella Smilh Flo Smiih Marlha Smilh Raymond Smilh Sharlene Smifh Sue Smifh Pele Smyihe Roberia Smylhe Tom Smyihe Myron Speaker Peg Speighis Loraine Sperk Sylvia Spelman Virginia Spriggs Ronnie Slalford Gerry Sfein Joe Slein Slephen Slern Della Sieward Janei Sleward Donna Slewari Meredifh Slewarl' Beih Sloiner Anne Sfollsleiner Marlin Siava Gary Sluarl Judy Sfyles Ida Sudar Edward Sudway Roberi Surberg Bobby Sullon Eugenia Swarm Arlene Tadano Caihy Taylor Judy Taylor Jean Teeier Clarence Teng Carolyn Tenny Toni Terrando Larry Theaker Bill Thoma Gary Thompson Nadine Thompson Phyllis Thompson Dolores Thorndal Jonal Thurheimer Suzelfe Tuhrheimer Don Tinker Ray Tinker John Trommbino Arlene Tudor ' - Larry Tunlland Marlene Turken Bil Turner Virginia Turner Joyce Turrell Grover Tyers Pele Ulinger Nancy Vail I -f' Shirley Vakeva Rachel Valencia Peggy Van Hook ,Q was Susan Van Nieuwenhuyse Wallace Varner Sandra Veres Janel Vincenl Jean Vincenl' John Vincenl L Vicki Voss ' 3 is S. Don Wade is rg,- Jo Ann Wagner George Waldmann Woody Waldrop Larry Walker faq, Dennis Walmer Jim Walsh ' Dee Ward Bab Warrenburg i fra we NJ, eifs Marsha Warlhen Charlene Weaver Raymond Webb Gale Weed Al Weedon Lana Weingarlner Lela Welch Willow Welch Wanda Welton Linda Westfall LarryWe'Her Belly Whalen Paula Whealley Jon Whitaker Jimmy White Fred Whiting Barbara Wielrenberg Carolyn Wilre Jeannene Wilkerson Janicestene William Ruth Williams Bill Willis Bill Willers Jim Willow Allen Wilson Sherry Wilson Elaine Winsor Valleda Wise Bob Woern Edward Wolfe Jimmy Wong Gary Wright' Virginia Wrighl' Henry Yano Larry Yarbrough Phillip Yorlr Louann Young Stuart Young Bill Younglrranlz Kay Zimmer Silverio Zecca I-'reslumm lfamera Dodgers Jerry Bentley, Jay Bush, Margie Conklin, Beverly Cotterman, Doris Crisman, Barry Davis, Dwight Day, Judith Dellinger, Sharaine Doyle, Carla Enix, Michael Ferguson, Marilyn Gentry, Sharon Hallberg, Pattie Har- grove, Bill Helgerson, Frances Helvie, Mary Lynn Hough, Donall Jacobson, Jay Jesperson, Lois Joseph, Richard King, Robert Lassale, John Lawn, Judith Lay, John Lester, Lillian Lowry, Carolyn Lundy, Sandra Lyerla, 6 Barbara Manton, James Moore, Larry Morrison, James Mullins, Nancy Nelson, Vernon Nichols, Barbara Nowo- kunski, Fred Olson, Carl Paige, Georgia Pohle, Jean Ricer, Richard Shepard, Charles Smith, Carol Sowby, Barbara Stanwood, Mary Torres, Wallace Vance, Vera Vandiver, Lucille Voorhis, Jim White, Murray White, DeWandia White, Dennis Wincentsen. Larry Woodmansee 0 6 assraom Activities W, ,..,..-nf' MR. BEREIT DEMONSTRATES the effects of dry ice to Linda Foster, Dave De Pinto, Meredith Fawcett, Rene LEARNING ALL ABOUT the mechanisms of a tesla coil Larriva, Beverly Fields, Rav Jones. are: Gwen Whitnell, Jim Roney, Stuart Schoenberg, Dave Turnquist, and Bill Anderson. X I . fs-Q DISCUSSING HOW far they should sew up this seam are Patsy Bratten, Bonnie Hunt, and Rhea Derrick. 107 TRYING TO CAUSE a disturbance in the art room, this dog is completely ignored by .lohn Bouma, and Sue Peoples. Looking on are: Char ' lotte Macarl and Sharon 4-...U--'..f.. After Hours 4-4 MANY LATE HOURS go info puffing oul a lop nolch school paper, and lhese sfaff members are pulling in lheir share. They are, sea+ed in cenferx Kaihy Paffersong from le'H: Jan Dedman, Mr. Roswell Willard, Mary Lou Kohfeldl, Donn Wil- son, Janey Parker. JERRY SANDERS is 'lesling one of ihe delicious popcorn balls made by +he Fu+ure Homemalcers of America. Chief cooks are: Mary Louise Allen, Janice Cooper, and Joanne Cooper. Father-Daughter Banquet GOOD FOOD AND lerrific enlerfainmenf was enioyed by all al lhe annual Fafher-Daughfer Banquel given in our cafeferia. THESE LOVELY LADS lKey Club members, all of fheml, served a'I' fhe Falher-Daughler Banquet They are, Fronfz George Boyd. Kneeling: Bob Swindler, George Emmons, Hor- ace Gardner, Dick Kurz, Bill Anderson, Neil Follnman, Jim Schmool, Jim Spolis. Dusiy Miller. Sfandingz Don Bell. Bruce Akey, Carl Hodges, Mile Armer, Glenn Quick, Tom Hudalx, Leslie Belsher, John Jaclra, Dave Sherer, Ivan Murray. CTIVITIES Elaine Turken Editor-in-Chief Carl Hodges Photography Editor I Mary lou Kohfeldt Sande Chiate Associate Editors st N18 Donn Wilson Stan Troxel Art Editor Bob Holmes Art Editor Sports Editor Norma Feature w 5 , 0 Produce a Westemer: N 1095 Inspiration . . 902, Perspiratian! ...-1.-im l l ' Diane Rose and Ann Kelly Business Manager 81 Associate Y E Dave Bochman and Jim Sutherland Associate Photography Editors ,131 In GOOD, HARD WORK is the motto 'round a ranch, an' that's also what it takes ter turn out a book like this hyar Westerner. Top notch edi- tor is the gal wha does most o' the doin'- Elaine Turken, smart-as-a-whip, an' as cute as a speckled calf's hind toot. Carl Hodges an' his posse of photygrafers run around like fury, a snappin' pictures of all kinds of critters. The hombres with the paint brushes are art editors Stan Troxel and Bob Holmes, and tellin' all about it, is Norma Griggs, copy editor. Donn Wilson handles the sport section like a stage coach driver manages his team, an' to keep rustlers from dry-gulchin' the goods, Diane Rose and Ann Kelly ride along side with their eye on the business and money end of this year's annual. Blanche Hedges, Dottie Satz and Steve Stern Section Editors Pete Klocki and Carl Hobe Associate Art Editors PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS ART l FEATURE CO-ORDINATOR Mr. Troy Miss Gladys f Miss Elizabeth Mr, Roswell Firwhel' Gollong Sherman Titsworth Willard JIST ABOUT the newsist thing on this hyar spread, besides gabby gals, is that right interestin' Sun Dial, which packs a powerful lot of tales and lokes. Cowhand editors Don Bell, Janie Parker and Jan Dedman, and their curious reporters are always roundin' up lots 0' news, so as to let the cowpokes know what's goin' on and to make fer real neat readin'. Foreman of the whole outfit is Mr. Roswell Willard, who is always encouragin' ever'one, and inspirin' some speshul event. ADVERTISING STAFF: Front Row: Marge Sypherd, Sarah Donaldson, Richard Stuart, Gretchie Hoover, Loraine Goettl. Row 2: Peg Callaway, Teri Yaeger, Arlynne Ranch, Betty Askins, Dottie Dye, Rosalie Bockserman, Loretta Goettl. THESE ENTHUIASTIC Quill and Scroll pledges Loraine Goettl, Dottie Dye Carl Hodges, and Loretta Goettl are busily sweeping the walk on Cen tral Avenue with their tooth brushes .lan Dedman, Editor Don Bell, Editor D l rt Editor Janey Parker, Editor Gretchie Hoover, Business Manager Jim Sutherland and Bill Kiviaf, Photographers uf '7 LOU KOHFELDT, Managing Editor, Jan Martin, standing, Associate News Editor, Nancy Damer, News Editor. LORETTA Copy Editor, Blanche Hedges, Frost, 'Associate n Eeatore Eciitor. I i 113 DICK STEHR, Assistant Sports Editor Donn Wilson, Sports Editor. v 00755 CHARLES COFFINGER, Mary Lou Raymond, Kenny Hagen, Bill Fisher and Richard Melendez practice on their bass violins during fifth hour orchestra class. 4 PLAYING THEIR VIOLAS by the band room are Donna Swaringer, Pamela Carlson, Steffie Swital, Roberta Houk, Ida Suder, Kathy Seldon, James Green. 701155 LINED UP PLAYING their vio uns left to right: Barbara McEowen, Eiaine Jennings, Glenna Smith Carol Gettig, Mary Lou Galen, Flossie Carter, Marian Flink. I' are these Orchestra members, Mr. Beryl Folks Director ON TO BERKELEYV' and West High's Orchestra won national acclaim by participat- ing inthe Music Educators National Conference held in Berkeley, California. The outstanding ability of each musician was evident in the many programs they gave - on television and radio, and for the Arizona State Teachers' Associa- tion. Coupled with representation in All-State, music camps, and the Youth Sym- phony here in Phoenix, the right people heard the right notes, and invited the group tothe University of California for the April conference. Matching sponsors' donations with car washes, dances and cake-walks, and a concert in West's auditorium, the ambitious orchestra members raised the necessary funds. Mr. Beryl Folks, the friendly, competent director, then packed his baton and music, and they were Off to Berkeley! - 116 4 70N WA V6.9 EAR M0516 . Richard Philabaum Assistant Director -WXNPQ ss CLARINET SECTION: Fronf Row: Katheryn Beard, Martha Eason, Bryan Booker, Pat Sanders, Gerald Whalin. Row 2: Glenda Davis, Dick Cooley, Dave Cohen, Colleen Johnson, Lor- retta Tweedy. Row 3: Margaret Wil- liams, Barbara Buys, Jim Peake, Virgil O'Dell, Toby Franks, Row 4: Terry Barnhart, Don King, Clarence Sulli- van, Gene Chesley, Charles Mc- Donald, Mike Crotty. Row 5: Larry Bonebreak, John Goodbout, Ronnie Chernov, Bob Lyons, Willis Carlson, Joshua Ritchie. M051 :Z H V' 'im' FRENCH HORN and Saxaphone Section: Front Row: Jeanise Lovelace Verna Easterling, Delous Freiheit. Row 2: Bob Sheldon, John Yering ton John Crai . Row 3: Larr Conrad Mike Salmon Perr Stuffle- f Q Y I I Y beam, Paul Hocko. Row 4: Buddy Conner, Ivan Murray, Bill Narrin berg, Lee Sanders, John Kelley. Li Q - - ,Cya il? xii 10' 3: if.,-V 'I-gggr'-s ua uwrg 1, Q Le-.f , .fs , . e r'fi Q',e,.. M .W ' ic: I Ma, H.-af-...wan i - ...-.,-....,...... rn, ,, . ., M,-an My-msn., , mu fr ,.f1e-frzgrfttwf-'-is . , ,mf A - - fu -fs QM .. ' 151 ,, . .4-.szffv -S L-,Rvww , .1 . X TROMBONE SECTION: David Bailey, Doris Watkins, Larry Barr, John Ran- dall, Bob Warrenberg, Walter Pyper, Kay McCulley, Alice Bedford, Joe Farnum, Paul Prychodnik, Paul Brown. g ' 118 .i K AKERS LEADING the band in their many field performances are these high-stepping maiorettes: Jan Field, Marty Eason, Pat Steinbron, Ellen Meuser, Finetta Packwood. TRUMPET SECTION: Front Row: Judy Gettig. Row 2: Jim Feldt, Dave Sharp. Row 3: Cy Ko- 5' bey, Don Summers, Phil Willoughby. Row 4: ' Bob Baker, Bob Christner, Bruce Vermayen, John Marlon, Row 5: Lynn Hess, Richard Sparks, John Pyper, Dan Abrams, Gary Mc- Elroy. FLUTE, OBOE, and Bas- soon Sections: Front Row: Finetta Packwood, Dorothy Lovelace, Mary Worrell, Elene Quinn. Row 2: Judy Stevens, Don Richard, Martha Cook. Row 3: Nyla Dur- fee, Jan Field, Joel Ad- ler, Terry Barhart. Row 4: Farrel Yancy, Neil Folkman, Steve Dragon, Louis Corpe. PERCUSSION SECTION: Front Row: Jack Hatfield, Bob Lurber, Fred Budinger, Bill Johnson, Lois Wil- son. Row 2: Johnny Saxton, Frank Asbury, Roger Beeney, Bud Johnson, Dick Melendez, Mary Jo West. Row 3: Bill Fisher, Glen Spangler, Charles Coffinger, Grant Buttke, Billy Granger, Sonny Watkins. THE YOUTHFUL SPIRIT of West and that of the Old West was portrayed musically by the combined tones of strings, wood- winds, brass, and the beat of drums in the Thunderbird band. Performing at football games, and later at the basketball games, Mr. Folk's group, with the assistance of Mr. Philabaum, was a big part of school spirit, too. Besides the Rodeo and Salad Bowl parades, members of the band marched in the welcoming parade for the New York Giants, and were re- warded with free passes to one of the training season games. The Annual Spring Concert, followed up by participation in the Masque of the Yellow Moon finished up a busy year, and selected members of the band were also a part of the All- State Band. .Sf tr'-l 11 g:1:,1w,sqy1 Mixed Clwrus ga BASS SECTION: FRONT ROW: Fred Lamps, Don Gregory, Ronald Keller. Larry Palmer, Tom Smyihe, Ken Arricll. ROW 2: Tom Barneif, Jonald Thurhimer, John Sco'H', Bob Wasserman, George Boyd, Brian Beucher, Ronnie Beclreii. ROW 3: Jaclz Allen, Paul Burleson, Pele Elericlc, Tom Alexander, Bill Dowden, Jim Brewer, Ted Glauser, Mari: Seigel, Bruce Mallin, Fred Olson. ROW 4: Bruce Alrey, Ben Pomeroy, John Hadley, Kenny Mays, Woody Hardy, Roald Burnham, Marvin Johnson, Carl Wrighi, Emmefi Peclc, Dennis Roberis, Eddie Kunasahke, Siephen Bond, Don Drury, Harold Savage. 4, 5 I . I iv G I J x fl my M- lb SOPRANO SECTION: FRONT ROW: Judy Dana, Dianna Chiale, Loraine Goe+Il, Suzanne Posi, Brenda Harris, Eddie Leaiham, Jacque Haimes, Shirley Van Anfwerp, Maureen Hodges, Elaine Jennings. ROW 2: Carol Beley, Diane Chesfnuf, Carol Shaughnessy, Susan Kline, Kadie Turner, Pai Parfin, Sue Miller. ROW 3: Judy Bauman, Barbara Coaies, Diane Swiial, Elaine Woodell, Ilene Delaney, Barbara Zimmer. ROW 4: Joan Carmichael, Jeannie Sfowe, Sylvia Mangum, Dina Donari. ALTO SECTION: FRONT ROW: Marlys Doyle, Evelyn Kaufman, Marfha Eason, Nancy Brewer, Yolanda Freilich, Rhea Myhand. CharIoHe Conrad, Carol Roberfs, Virginia Richards. ROW 2: Nancy Moore, Miclcell Frosf, Mary Lou Halliburfon, Barbara Boyd, Myrna Pe'H'y, Shelly Eberling, Alice Crigler. ROW 3: Bonnie Glad, Carol Vollrs, Judy Redmond, Barbara Zeiqler, Liz Kesler, Jan Bolin. ROW 4: Twyla Howe, Doris Bain, Margarei Weaver, PaHy Sfailer, Sue Musgrave. g s TENOR SECTION: lFrom Righ+l FRONT ROW: Clayfon Price, Pai Ward, Bill Ransdell, Mike Embry, Pere Smyfhe. ROW 2: Richard BIaHer, Buddy Conner, Gary Weingariner, Maclc Reynolds. a u r s e i c A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Diane Hunler, June Henfz, Barbara Cornforfh, Gerry Peralla, Carol Holcomb, Linda Bradley, BeHy Vanderhoofven, Darlene Reese, Janice Johnson, Yolanda Freilich. ROW 2: Barbara Rymer, Belly Murphy, Mary Greer, Mary Ann Freeman, Anna Creason, Joyce Fooie, Jan Carpenfer, Beverly Brown, Jackie Black, Judifh Maple, Sfarlyn Keller. ROW 3: Andrea Polen, Diane Thomas, Lenice Poniius, Wynne Riggs, Nancy Eddy, Jane:-+ Whiie, Ilene Safre, Jeanine Lamoreaux, Dale Bu+ler. ROW 4: Ginger Rodgers, Arfice Hanna, Nancy Gellafly. Joanne French, Kafhryn Miller, Barbara Tuck, Bonnie Schaffer, BeHy Wifsaman, Charloffe Shaclcelford, Barbara Fullcerson. Miss Welfha Graham Director Sandy Davidson Mr. Serge Huff Accompanisf Director BOYS' CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Sid Broolrs, Bob Rix, Bern Rix, Jim Jeude, Donne Puclrle. ROW 2: Dwighf Davis, Phil Sebring, Dan Banlx, Tim Lann, Bill Pogue, Wayne McKellips, Gary Thompson. ROW 3: John Vincenf, Gene Chesley, Don Culberfson, Curfis Gusrafson, Sianley Curd, Joe Knisley, Roberf Lassale. B x nie Wilkinson, Danny De Leon, Kie Kiedaish, Robert Bergstrom. Row 2: John Marshall, Eddie Cribb, Don Surber, Robert Marque, Mike Watt, Gene Budinger, Jim Harries. Row 3: James Hughes, John Parker, Bill Wise, Walter Hedges, Roger Leythum, Sid Brooks, Bernard Goss. Row 4: Larry Betts, Jerry Cronin, Lee Webb, Rich- ard Benson, David Payne, Don Spray,'Paul Priichodnik, Doug Martin. COLOR GUARD: Regg Roberts, Ron- nie Chamberlain, Joe Wheat, John Krause, Ray Webb. Master Sgt. C. E. Bartholomew RIFLE TEAM: Front Row John Jones Rnchard Prahl Fred Kirby, Richard Melendez Don Anglm Dxck Dahl Row 2 Bob Marque, Chuck Peugnet Toby Lanmng Joe Wheat John Krause Larry George Lee Fucke Captain Richard M. Jennings P.M.S.T. S6000 I ' I Father of the Bn e OF their vine-covered cot- tage after their marriage are groom Ronnie Newman and bride. Sue Miller. urs--um, VU... ,......... .-. ...- .Y. -, , tion with the caterer. center, Jay Cohen. is father, Ron Barnett, and mother, Sarah Donaldson. SHELLY EBERLING and Dick Johnson seem to be unaware of the conversation going on behind them between Jerry Jacobs and Sherry Phillips. EDWARD STREETER'S Father of the Bride opened The Theatrical season This year, and the hilarious three-act comedy starred Ron Barnett as The ever-conservative, much-abused father. Kay Banks, The lovely bride, was portrayed by Sue Miller, and the shy groom, Buckley Dunstan, was Ronnie Newman. The rest ot the bride's family were Mrs. Banks, Sara Donaldson, Ben Banks, Dick Johnson, and Tommy Banks, Jerry Jacobs. Others in the cast were Delilah the maid, Carol Beley, Peggy Swift, Shelly Eber- ling, Miss Bellamy, Sharon Raines, Massoula, Jay Cohen, and Buzz, Sherry Phillips. Mrs. Pultski was played by Mary Burke, Joe by Dick Stehr, Red, Farrel Yancy, Pete, John Smith, and Tim's man by Stuart Lang. Back-stage stars were Meryl Brown, properties, Carole Jansen, publicity, Sheila Singer, costumes, and Joan Simson, make-up. Mr. Gale Nims, director, was assisted by Sandy Davidson, student director. IAYS 'What a life. GEORGE BIGELOW lJohn Pagel and Henry Aldrich lBill Poguel, Left, scuffle in the play What a Life. Ronnie Newman and Vir- ginia Richards look on. RIGHT: Detective Dick Johnson listens as Henry Aldrich lBill Poguel ex- asperately tries to explain things to his Mother, lJoan Simserl. HENRY! HENNNNRY ALDRlCH! and Bill Pogue por- trayed the laughable character in a three-act comedy, What a life, presented by the West High drama de- partment. Henry's Teenage problems revolve around his teachers, parents, friends, and the all-important girl friend, Barbara Pearson, who was played by Virginia Richards. Miss Shea, Sharon Rains, Mr. Nelson, Ronnie New- man, Mr. Bradley, Ron Barnett, George Bigelow, John Page, Miss Pike, Finetta Packwood, Mr. Patterson, Oli- ver Hodapp, Bill, Sherry Phillips, Miss Eggleston, Carol Bealy, Miss Johnson, Bobbye Furr, Mr. Vecchitto,.Gerald Oehm, Gertie, Julie Dillinger, Miss Wheeler, Margie Foster, Mary, Pat Partin, and Mr. Ferguson, Dick John- son were the members of the cast. The production was under the excellent direction and supervision of Mr. Gale Nims, and student director, Meryl Brown. THE ENTIRE CAST is shown in a curtain call, after an ex- cellent performance. They are, left to right, Judy Adcock, Judy Pelton, Gary Wright, Bobbye Furr, Jerry Oehm, Pat Partin, Oliver Hodapp, Margie Foster, Ronnie Newman, Sharon Raines, Bill Pogue, Virginia Richards, John Page, Joan Simser, Ron Barnett, Carol Bealy, Sherry Phillips, Judy Dillinger, Dick Johnson, Finetta Packwood, Joel Adler, Colleen Fleck, Flo Newmark. But you promised . . . Zowie! Guess who? Slurp' Yi, H 'Lf 'im i .ss .M X '. the pain! Have a drank! QXN EYWX Ou, Ya go! NN Ouch! Messy, messy! Goody, goody, goody! w Fiddlin' around! Swish! Pm-up! Chime time! Hof air! Froggy went a'cour!in'! Up 'n af 'em! Go, go, go! He's ies? drunk! . or ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: Susan Kline, Jean Kaddish, Roberia Carpenler, Barbara McCarley, Virginia Case, ouise Develey, Norma Griggs, Elaine Turken. ROW 2: Cookie Sagawa, Sandra Chiafe, lla Childers, Lynne Kirkpairick, Sylvia Mangum, arbara McEowen, Diane Chesfnul, Bonnie Ehlers, Fineiia Packwood, Nancy Mariin, Kaihy Walers. ROW 3: Anne Snoddy, Judy hillips, Judy Uiley, Sharon Farris, Anne Driggs, Meryl Brown, Lily Yee, Susan Kassel, Joyce Woodward, Naomi Nehrbass, Yolanda rielich, Micaela Lynn, Alice Mironowski, Gwen Whilnell, Sylvia Burkholder. ROW 4: Mary Lou Kohfeldl, Audrey Tomerlin, Sharon hielkas, Hari' PrickeH, Sue Chillon, Gail England, Myra Block, Leba Krichman, Helen Chareire, Janice Cooper, Joanne Cooper, irginia Richards, Anne Gelber, Ann Warrenberg, Sandy Davidson. ROW 5: Violei Turner, Merediih Fawceil, Rosalyn Gross, Carol oberis, Mary Foard, Gaye Cooper, Sophie Kwiafkowski, Chesia Harshman, Rosalael Roney, Edifh Keiiering, Phyllis Maurin. ROW 6: rlene Rossen, Ann Sherer, Lynda Sieger, DoH'ie Allison, Sue Fisher, Sherry Gallin, Beverly Fields, Beverely Brown, Jewel Cooley, ianne Doro, Mary Ann Freeman. ROW 7: Carl Schmieder, lra Ehrlich, Dave Sherer, Della Garcia, Barbara Ziegler, Margarel Weaver, inda Mahaffey, Mary Burke, Josh Riichie, Don Bell. ROW 8: Paul Brown, Jimmie Peake, Ron Hilding. Ron Barnef, Waller Pyper, Glen uick, Joe Brundage, John Pyper, Siuari Schaeffer, Gerald James, Gary McElroy, Carl Hodges. l SENIOR PARNASSUS: FRONT ROW: Kafhryn Hauser, Susan Kassel, Gail England, Lily Yee, Beffe Davis, Micaela Lynn, Peggy Slinson, i ii-3 Naomi Nehrbass, Aniia Siein, Alice Mironowski. ROW 2: Glen Quick, Jean Kaddish, Finnefa Packwood, Gwen Whifnell, Joyce Wood- ward, Joanne Cooper, Loraine GoeHl, Ann Gelber, Rosabel Roney, Ediih Keifering, Nancy Mariin, Elaine Turken, S+uar'r Schaefferm Neil Folkman. ROW 3: Dave De Pinfo, Beverly Brown, Joyce Pulnam, Brenda Harris, Dofiie Dye, Joyce Hayes, Ann Warrenberg,i Kaihy Walers, Violei Turner, Frances Gordon, Janice Cooper, Toffie Duzenbury, Bonnie Ehlers, Gerald James. ROW 4: Sfuarfi 'J ' T' Schoenberg, Mike Armer, Dianne Doro, Jewel Cooley, Louise Devoley, Chesla Harshman, Paf Baylor, Barbara Ziegler, Diane Chesfnuf, Virginia Richards, Phyllis Maurin, Linda Mahaffey, Tom Hudak. ROW 5: Bill Anderson, Norma Griggs, Mary Burke, Joyce Williams, Linda Fosier, Margarei Weaver, Mariha Feaihersione, Barbara McEowen, Rosalie Bockserman, Joyce Alfon, Sue Phillips, Sylvia Mangum, Bill Brierly. ROW 6: Fred Budinger, Dick Kurz, Joe Brundage, Gary McElroy, Walier Pyper, John Jacka, Bob Swindler, Dave Sherer Charles Snow, Sluari Lang, Don Bell, Carl Hodges, Jim Spofls. 128 JUNIOR MEMBERS OF PARNASSUS are Front Row: Carole Roberts, Anne Snoddy, Judy Utley, Jud Philli s Anne Dri s Gaye Coo er Sue Chilton Kazuko Sagawa Row 2- Mary Foard Y ' p 1 4 p 1 1 - ' I Virginia Case, Beverly Fields, Sandra Davidson, Sharon Farris, Katie Hughes, Sharon Theilkas, lla Childers, Mary Lou Kohfeldt. Row 3: lzzie Rountree, Maxine Stancott, Susan Kline, Barbara McCarley, Anna Creason, Diane Kunkel, Sandy Chiate. Row 4: Gail Matteson, Elaine Halgas, Dottie Allison, Sherry Gatlin, Roberta Carpenter, Sherry Burd, Meredith Fawcett. Row 5. Donna Kerr, Sue Fisher, Lynda Steger, Sabin Stevens, Jeannie Stowe, Edith Eynon, Norma Spicock. Row 6: Jim Peake, Herb Dreiseszun, Paul Brown, Ira Ehrlich, Carl Schmieder, Walter Pyper, Richard Stuart, Eugene Margolis, Howard Wolf. i COMPOSING THE Sophomore section of Parnassus are Front Row: Ruth Leatham, Barbara Bylo, Sue Foster, Willetta Munsil, Earlene Salm, Martha Ea- son, Pat Partin. Row 2: Diane Rose, Mariie Lee Foster, Roberta Tweedy, Toby Franks, Sue Miller, Maren Mouritsen, Johanna Pool, Linda Sponcel, Nancy Babel, Marilyn Sharp. Row 3: Gerald Oehm, Carolyn Divelbess, Margaret Williams, San- dra Hathy, Phyllis Herzberg, Jean Young, Peggy Britt, Janet Guild, Bruce Vermazen. THE BRAINS of the Freshman Class are Front Row: Flo.Newmark, Sheila Singer, Gale Weed, Jan Dunn, Linda Osborn, Judy Segel, Fran Breslin, Deanna Lebeau. Row 2: Wand Lain, Barbara Farone, Suzanne Braman, Margaret Hull, Alice Howsoman, Judy Lanman, Prudi Gates, Terry Baldock, Sylvia Okeran. Row 3: Michael Gol- lub, Paul Eckstein, Ted Mougeot, Steve Burns, Joe Romely, Stephen Stern, Gary Wright. WEST COMMUNITY SERVICE ORANIZATION iW.C.S.O,j: Front Row: Dianna Chiate, Sue Musgrave, Pat Statler, Dottie Dye, Carol McGrew, Linda Donoho, Dixie Gobel, Judy Redmond, Tom Smythe, Willard Barber, Don Hollanbeck. Row 2: Chris Hornbrook, Sue Post, Loretta Goettl, Blanche Hedges, Dana Ryan, Arlynne Ranch, Carol Jo White, Ruth Smith,.Butch Rassmusen, Pete Smythe. Row 3: Faye Lynn Lester, Nancy Stanley, Sue Frost, Monica Heidecker, Judy Stette, Loretta Mauor, Susan Lance, Carol Angle, Barbara Pope, Bill Younglcrantz. Row 4: Jim Mast, Jim Roney, Barbara Nowkunslci, Bette Segersten, Blair Hine, Chris Coleman, Virginia Spriggs, Marie Mondo. Row 5: Chuck Humphreys, Eddie Eisley, Jim Rocli, Pete Elrick, Jerry Bond, Steve Burns, Gary Wright, Buzzy Hedges. ervice KEY CLUB: Front Row: Carl Hodges, Jim Schmook, Jim Spotts, John Jacka, Tom Hudak, Leslie Belsher, Glenn Quick. Row 2: Don Bell, George Emmons, Milton Naylor, Rene Larriva, Herb Dreizessen, Stewart Schaeffer, Ted Kort, Paul Brown. Row 3: Larry Betts, Jerry Jacobs, Horace Gardener, Neil Folkman, Richard Melendez, Ronnie Rymer, Ron Barnett, Ron Hilding, Mr. John Schoolland. Row 4: Gerald Oehm, Dave Sherer, Dusty Miller, Bob Swindler, Richard Benson, Ivan Murray, Joe Brundage, George Boyd, Gary McElroy. WHEEL CLUB: Front Row: Jim Mast Ira Ehrlich, Joshua Ritchie, Jack Gie- ger, Pete Donnelly, Bill Brierley, Carl Schmieder. Row 2: Robert Johnson, Bill Bynum, Bill Fisher, John Krause, Bob Gollwitzer, Jim McGrath, Jim Gipson. Row 3: Mr. Arnold Bereit, Jim Roney, Bob Sasai, Pat McCune, Bill Mast, David Rabenowitz, Larry Rob- bins, Norm Zaslow, Bob Bergstrom. QUlLL AND SCROLL: Front Row: Sue Phillips, Loretta Goettl, Jan Dedman, Sandra Chiate, Elaine Turken. Row 2: Don Bell, George Emmons, Carl Hodges, Donn Wilson, Rich- ard Stuart. Row 3: Ann Gelber, Isabel Roun- tree, Bee Buchanan, Nancy Damer, Lily Yee, Blanche Hedges, Mary Lou Kohfeldt, Lo- raine Goettl, Meryl Brown. Row 4: Sandra Davidson, Mary Burke, Donna Pace, Mike Frost, Betsy Patterson, Roberta Carpenter, Dottie Dye, Mr. Roswell Willard. MASQUE AND GAVEL: Front Row: Mr. Gale Nims, Joe Ladler, Jerry Jacobs, Kath- leen Hauser, Andrea Polen, Sharon Rains, Larry Robbins, Paula Garber, Meryl Brown, Dottie Dye, Sylvia Mangum, Sandra Davidson, Mrs. Lois Halladay. Row 2: Ron Bar- net, Jay King, Stuart Lang, Martha Featherstone, Don Bell, Mary Burke, Joyce Al- ton, Linda Foster, Bill Kiviat. semi? PROTEENS: fSeniorsJ Front Row: Micaela Lynn, Ann Gelber, Diane Chesnut, Vaunda Reed, Samie Ann Starnes, Ann Volckhausan, Starlyn Keller, Barbara Nelson, Liz Lautzenheiser. Row 2: Mrs. Buehman, Sue Musgrave, Bonnie Ehlers, Jackie McFadden, Rosie Bockserman, Tommy Sue Stephens, Kathy Waters, Violet Turner, Frances Gordon, Margaret Eccles. Row 3: Patty Statler, June Hentz, Mary Kennedy, Judy Ward, Sandra Crawford, Peggy Stinson, Darlene Walker, Barbara Rymer, Frankie Smith, Rosabel Roney. Row 4: Connie Haddock, Ann Warren- burg, Tec Pool, Sally Samuels, Callista Davies, Donna Moore, Norma Griggs, Carol Hutfine, Donna Pace. TRICK-A-TEENS: fSophomoresD Front Row: Kaydie Turn er, Diana Arrnbruster, Peggy Britt, Marilyn Sharp, Janet Johnson, Kathy Hurly, Janet Redding, Nancy Mills, Ruthie Jennings, Lois Corpe, Glenda Atherton. Row 2: Jessica Thomas, Nancy Standlee, Janice Hunter, Elaine Jennings, Robyn Taylor, Jan Bolin, Julie Brower, Marilyn Midkift, Joanne French, Marilyn Webb, Margie Foster, Phyllis Herzberg, Margaret Williams, Carol Beckett, Toby Franks. Row 3: Gail Matteson, Karen Ostlund, Catherine Teng, Loretta Major, Gloria Ornelas, Ellen Lucas, Phyllis Owen, Barbara Olinger, Mary Sue Larson, Kay Moss, Jackie Payne, Alice Ritchie, Ruth Leatham, Jerri Kostewa, Mariruth Walker, Glenda Wann, Sue Rogers, Carol White, Sharon Rains. HI-TEENS QJUNIORSJ: Front Row: Beverly Fields, Jean Knight, Pat Sanders, Sylvia Corrales, Sharon Farris. Row 2: Barbara Oliver, Carol Roberts, Peggy Callaway, Margy Sypherd, Mari- lyn McRuer, Gaye Cooper, Anne Driggs. Row 3: Sabin Stevens, Gail Staymen, Sandra Chiate, Donna Kerr, Betty Crawford, Katie Hughes, Bee Buchanan, lla Childers. Row 4: Mrs. Mary Borek, Sally Corn, Carolyn Succi, Barbara Glasco, Kazuko Sagawa, Jan Smith, Maxine Shapiro. TEENETTES CFRESHMENJ: Front Row: Sherril McRuer, Judy Gray, Billie Jones, Sharon McKloskey, Ricki Black, Martha Klaiber, Judy Huie, Jan Mathews. Row 2: Mrs. Dolores Skinner, Gerry lnglis, Dottie Lovelace, Linda Westfall, Donna Diehl, Sue Ann Dahl, Vickie Voss, Mary Bonnickson, Susan Acheson, Amanda Barr, Shari Long, Lo Ann Wagner, Princline Anderson, Ann Burnatt, Rita Langert, Mrs. Jacqueline Steiner. Row 3: Virginia Spriggs, Nancy Palae, Ireta Oyler, Jan Dunn, Kay Keller, Bonnie Harmon, Susan Brahman, Alice Howman, Sue Campbell, Janet Jarrett, Linda Depinto, Terry Nellesson, Anita Ladas, Deanna Ryden, Judy Styles, Barbara Bentson, Susan Harris. Row 4: Elizabeth Cavin, Meredith Ann Stewart, Sue Frost, Loraine Gilliam, Karen Gurley, Christine Lin- der, Sylvia Oseran, Jeannine Kemp, Deanna Lebeau, Judy Seigel, Fran Breslin, Susan Hicks, Judy Jensen, Terry Baldock, Susan Leclbetter, Joan Betti. Row 5: Virginia Wright, Judy Taylor, Corky Mertz, Susan Becker, Saridra Feyfrisd, Barbara Pond, Pamela Carlson, Gale Kimball, Diane Russell, Mary Ann Monsees, Janet Dris- co, Gai Wee . 133 MAGIC CLUB: Front Row: Wayne Mc- Kellips, Ronald Charnov, Bob Schmei- der. Row 2: Martin Sirava, Lee Webb, Jim McCoy, Kie Keidasch, Jack Dunn, Mr. George Stanley. HI-Y COMPADRES: Fronf Row: Eddie Humphrey, George Waldmaur, Don Gregory, Stephen Stern, Buzzy Hed- ges. Row 2: J. R. Stephens, Murray Goodman, Stan Brandenburg, Mr. Robert Reid. HI-Y'S GUYS: Front Row: Jack Minecci John Langley Bill Bowles, Ronnie Chamberlain Art Halley Johnny Kenson. Row 2: Wendell Role, Lynn Saracino Ken Parrish, Ruben Wayman, Bob Nefherton Mr George Spears. .... , ., M.. ,M .,... ,,. . ., ..,..,.,. KW ...W .. .. .,,. WW sw.. ,, ws .. . , A,.k , .1 ,..,,,., km, .. . . N,., L 1 HI-TEENS CJUNIORSD: Front Row: Beverly Fields, Jean Knight, Pat Sanders, Sylvia Corrales, Sharon Farris. Row 2: Barbara Oliver, Carol Roberts, Peggy Callaway, Margy Sypherd, Mari- lyn McRuer, Gaye Cooper, Anne Driggs. Row 3: Sabin Stevens, Gail Staymen, Sandra Chiate, Donna Kerr, Betty Crawford, Katie Hughes, Bee Buchanan, lla Childers. Row 4: Mrs. Mary Borek, Sally Corn, Carolyn Succi, Barbara Glasco, Kazuko Sagawa, Jan Smith, Maxine Shapiro. TEENETTES KFRESHMENJ: Front Row: Sherril McRuer, Judy Gray, Billie Jones, Sharon McKloskey, Ricki Black, Martha Klaiber, Judy Huie, Jan Mathews. Row 2: Mrs. Dolores Skinner, Gerry Inglis, Dottie Lovelace, Linda Westfall, Donna Diehl, Sue Ann Dahl, Vickie Voss, Mary Bonnickson, Susan Acheson, Amanda Barr, Shari Long, Lo Ann Wagner, Princline Anderson, Ann Burnatt, Rita Langert, Mrs. Jacqueline Steiner. Row 3: Virginia Spriggs, Nancy Palae, lreta Oyler, Jan Dunn, Kay Keller, Bonnie Harmon, Susan Brahman, Alice Howman, Sue Campbell, Janet Jarrett, Linda Depinto, Terry Nellesson, Anita Ladas, Deanna Ryden, Judy Styles, Barbara Bentson, Susan Harris. Row 4: Elizabeth Cavin, Meredith Ann Stewart, Sue Frost, Loraine Gilliam, Karen Gurley, Christine Lin- der, Sylvia Oseran, Jeannine Kemp, Deanna Lebeau, Judy Seigel, Fran Breslin, Susan Hicks, Judy Jensen, Terry Baldock, Susan Ledbetter, Joan Betti. Row 5: Virginia Wright, Judy Taylor, Corky Mertz, Susan Becker, Sartdra Feyfrigd, Barbara Pond, Pamela Carlson, Gale Kimball, Diane Russell, Mary Ann Monsees, Janet Dris- co, Gai Wee . 133 MAGIC CLUB: Front Row: Wayne Mc- Kellips, Ronald Charnov, Bob Schmei- der. Row 2: Martin Strava, Lee Webb Jim McCoy, Kie Keidasch, Jack Dunn, Mr. George Stanley. 1 HI-Y COMPADRES: Front Row: Eddie Humphrey, George Waldmaur, Don Gregory, Stephen Stern, Buzzy Hedf ges. Row 2: J. R. Stephens, Murray Goodman, Stan Brandenburg, Mr. Robert Reid. HI-Y'S GUYS: Front Row: Jack MIHECCI John Langley Bill Bowles, Ronnie Chamberlain Art Halley Johnny Kenson. Row 2: Wendell Rote, Lynn Saraclno Ken Parrish, Ruben Wayman, Bob Netherton Mr George ars. SP3 HI-Y BUCCANEERS: Front Row: Howard Wolf, Paul Johnson, Dave Sharp, Bruce Akey Ross Randolph, Rene Larriva, Les Long, Jim Spotts, Bill Brierly. Row 2: Howard Boice, Jim McGrath Eddie Smith, Jim Mast, Jim Roney, Jack Brown, Ivan Murray, Richard Melendez, Dave Doerrerl Row 3: Mr. David Fuller,.Jim Schmook, Everett Hoffman, John Hall, Jim Bennett, Jerre Clark, Dave Sherer, Dave Guthrie, Joe Caruso, Don Carlson, Max Ramenofsky, Bill Mast, Kelly Seidel. SKATING CLUB: Front Row: Doyle Hamberlin, Larry Woodmansee, Don Anderson, Don Seidner, Jerry Rago Charles King, Virgil Odell, Don Summers, Tom Barnett, Lawrence Martain. Row 2: Carol Moore, Debbie Coro nado, Georgia Dalmolin, Mary Lou Woods, Sherry Bruce, Willy King, Nancy Blanchard, Jayne Niles, Norma Love, Ann Griften, Donna Wright, Glenda Atherton, Gay Blanchard. Row 3: Mr. Milton Jones, Donna Woods Emma Mabry, Glenda Wolfe, Barbara Green, Pat Gettys, Sue Liebo, Bill Thoma, Jon Whitaker, Perry Neal Marilyn Midkiff, Diane McCauley, Nancy Kettler, Billy Lubo, Vicki Dinion, Wanda Hack, Betty Fleming, Mr Martin DeRodeff. 135 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Seated: Martha Eason, Jan Stewart, Pat Baylor, Karen An- derson, Mirianna Edwards, Anne Snoddy, Sue Foster. Row 2: Barbara Jones, Dee Dee Dent, Rhea Derrick, Willetta Munsil, Jo Anne Cooper, Myra Carter, Pat Castro, Joan Ransom. Row 3: Sylvia Drury, Jo Anne Schumann, Judy Look, Myrna Petti, Bonnie Hunt, Judy Frane, Janice Cooper, Delores Freiheit, Betty Clark, Peggy Rice, Mary Morton, Mrs. Margery Short. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Front Row: Carl Walborn, Rene Larriva, Dana Wells, Allen Thron, Tim Coyle, Bob Holmes. Row 2: Leslie Belsher, George Em- mons, Milton Naylor, Larry Palmer, Dean Norris, Stan Troxel, Jim Wil- liams. Row 3: Mr. Jim Stitt, Roger Beck, Donn Wilson, Carl Hobe, Jack Geiger, Richard Barnett, Bill LaFave, Roger McDade. 4-H CLUB: Front Row: Larry Hoopes, Mike Hughes, Phil Jones, Jim Shoe- maker. Row 2: Billy Greenrock, David Maxwell, Dave Reinhold, Mr. Kenneth Butler, Bill Stamps, Jim Landis, J. R. Stephens, Jaydee Conrad. BOYS' TENNIS CLUB: Front Row: Allan Blau, Bill Ben- theim, George Emmons, Don Greggory, Jerry Jacobs, Bobby Folz. Row 2: Mr. Chris Carnahan, Jim Carroll, George Folz, Marty Fetigan, Myron Speaker, John Long, Mr. John Hill. POR7'.S'Wl5'E 1-1-1? FLYING CLUB: Front Row: Carl Ben- son, Pat Doheny. Seated: Ray Fitzwa- ter, Brian Bucher, Mark Spaulding, Judy Phillips, John Kelly, Fred Bud- inger. Standing: Mike King, Jim Harries, Erwin Jenks, Terry Caldwell, Pete Donnelly, Mike Lynn, Bill Fisher, Bruce Jacobson, Stuart Harra, Barbara Brown, Elaine Wilson, Mr. Arnold Bereit. JUNIOR BOYS' RIFLE CLUB: Front Row: Walter Pyper, Scott Fails, Larry Holcomb, Jack Bounds, Martin Strava. Row 2: Mr. Carl Jepsen, Fred Whiting, Rex Faulkner, Jim Jeude, Bob Sutton, Bill Fisher. STAMP CLUB: Front Row: Paul Oxman, Don Wade, Richard Gower. Row 2: Bob Wallace, Fred Wade, Bruce Palmer, Don Puckle. Row 3: Gene Chesley, Phil Ketchum, Mrs. Case, Mr. Huff. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Front Row: Mr. Hathy, Sue Smith, Mary Nuffsinger, Barbara Shoemaker, Mary Foard, Lorraine Gilliam. Row 2: Purdi Gates, Judy Lanman, George Boyd, Joan Vail, Sophie Kwiafowski, Mrs. Bridgewater. WESTERN PROBETTES fNurSesD: Front Row: Roberta Conrad, Carol Boss, Sharon Officer, Nancy Ehlers. Row 2: Beffy Clark, Alayne Spivey, Nancy While, Charlotte Shackelford, Aveline Roncol, Marlene White, Phyllis Moore. Row 3: Phyllis Maurin, Louise Devoley, Dona Schoenheider, Alice Bedford, Sandra Hathy, Mary Allen, Mar- garet Grimm, Mrs. Fowler. 138 RADIO CLUB: Front Row: S k i p Cunningham, John Marlin, Molly Srnythe, Bob Pond, David Richard, Rich- ard Benson, Dick Kaplan, Barry Kanne. Row 2: Charles Bo er Tom Smelick Bill y , , Thompson, Joe Thecker, Bob Johnson, Gerald Kidney, Ron Morris, Bob Jones. Row 3: Neil Folkman, Arvel Buc- kendorf, David Parker, Son- ny Kaplan, Stuart Schaeffer, Bob Levins, Jim Peake, Merill Cain. Row 4: Mr. Thorpe, John Dibbern, Le- roy Stulce, Perry Stutfle- bearn, Rodney Sloan, Bob Kamper, Sydney Brooks, David Turnquist. AUDIO VISUAL TECHNICIANS: Front Row: Jewel Cooley. Row 2: Tom Evans, Mark Siegel, Jim Ledbetter, Tom Reale. Row 3: Bruce A. Mal- lin, Mark Spaulding. Row 4: Herb Dreiseszun, Phil Ketchem, Pat Mc- Cune, Bob Pond. Row 5: Kenny Anderson, Jerry Bartholow, Richard Mack, Mr. Donald Day. STADIUM CLUB: Front Rovv: Sara Reed, Lani Leal, Gerry Peralta, Lo Anne Wagner, Yolanda Freilich, Naomi Nehrbass. Row 2: Lois Libby, Nancy Vail, Sim Varner, Harriet Pedersen, Frankie Smith, Jane Wag- ner, Leigh Ward, Marlene Hanna. Row 3: Sue Fisher, Donna Schoen- heider, Dorothy Zarder, John Marlin, Artice Hanna, Judy Ward, Anna Creason, Mr. Dewey Marker. DEBATE CLUB: Row: Nadine Thoro- man, Julie Sloan, Mr. Martin Mazer, Gale Weed. Row 2: Bill Johnson, Allen Ll Schultz, David lard, Dan Bank. CREATIVE WRITING C L U B: Jan Dedman, S o p h ie Kwiatowski, Gerald James, Beverly Brown, Nadine Thoro- rnan, Bob Weber, Mr. Howard Beazley. x fc, and GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB: Clock- wise from lefl: Roger Hall, Mr. Clarence Johnson, Virgil O'Dell, Dave Skipworth, Richard Nic- kum, Jim Downs, Jim Russell. In ' htions HUMOROUS INITIATIONS like this one for WC S-O are Well llked b PROTEEN GIRLS were little concerned at how good their new members looked when they compelled them to wear this regulation uniform and Bunny Hop around the quad. . . y good-sported prospective members of West clubs. MEXICAN FOOD without water was the main course of , the Quill and Scroll initiation dinner. Pledge-mistresses ESYS '7'ND flms alms donned H7959 Jan Dedrnan and Janey Parker enthusiastically pour hot llsua COS. Umes an ,loled sniffed Samet, on pledgies, food. animals during the Stadium Club initi- Rflnh Rrhxllhnc W C.S.O. MEMBERS Jeannie Stowe, Marilyn McCrary and Sandra McCrary are busy washing cars as a club project. INSPECTING the rouletfe fable at KnoTt's Berry Farm are Quill and Scroll members Sandy Davidson, Meryl Brown, Arlene Cumberledge, Fred Lamps, and George Emmons. PLAYING AN ACTIVE game of vol- ley ball at Mission Beach near San Diego are George Emmons, Linda Turner, Sandy Davidson, and Jan Dedman. ff ' 1 1 PO TS Y 0734 4 U ,kb 15,1 -. , 1 - tfs2gss1ffw,M,yf, . MF, gf . XxN'wtz:Le:zAs,,i2 fb ,img -4- rf Q' K - Qs US' 'X Yifzftsiiwaff' ft 'ff . .. it 1 v L 22.5 ,Viv QW ttf 0 'gb 0 040 '61 . Y- '0 'T 553 5 Q A W 0 as zap qi 51 X0 6 QQQQ Jo Vern Braasch 9 0451 Head Coach 1955 FOOTBALL SEASON West 12 ..........,............. North West 19 .... .... T ech West 12 .... .................. M esa West 32 .... .... S outh Mountain Bud West 21 .... ......... C amelback Backfield West 25 .,,. ..... G lendale West 14 ..,. ............. T ucson West 13 .... Phoenix Union West 6 ..,. ............... Y uma , West 0 ..... ..... S t. Mary's G. Adams, E B. Bolin, G H. Crittenden, E J. Davis, B M. Goodman, B C- HUdSpeTh, E R. Larriva, C nw! AA . . .--QWLSEEZW ,U A - Us 1, A w wf ..g5Pas' I A95 I kif95iif951i?f : Ef5:Ei ..i'E' . 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Wilhite, E R. zerbe, E 'I4 5 oo, flown ww! i E . 5 a i FQLZ STOPPED! St. Mary's quarterback Miclcey Folz lwhite ierseyl 1 f Q picks up a couple of yards before being brought down by Thunder- 5 , , L birds Francis Arnould l3ll and Allan Brewer l20l. Also anxious to A 5 help out are Knight stoppers John Wayland l35l. Jim Oswald l43l, I and Dana Wells l4ll. TOPSY TURVY! Ron Zerbe gets the watchful eye of the referee lRlGHTl as he upsets Coyote Cecil War- riner in the Phoenix Union Veteran's Day Game, BELOW: Watch Me Go! Jim Mason ll8l, West quar- terback, brealrs loose around end in the Phoenix Union game as Coyotes Bob Fields l60l and Alfred Car,- l72l take up the chase from behind. JE? A SMALL but speedy crew was what head football mentor Vern Braasch and his able assistant, backtield coach Bud Robinson, had to work with this year. Although their 2-5 AA conference record wasn't anything outstanding, the coaches, players, and all of us who were closely connected with them know that the team had a successful year as tar as everything but the record is concerned. Their overall mark was 4-6. This squad did collect a number of honors, though. An honor never gained by a West player before was earned this year when Richard Nickum, Senior guard, was given a starting berth on the Class AA All-State team. Seven Thunderbirds were also given honorable mention. They were Seniors Bob Holmes, Mike Herzberg and Delbert Cox, Juniors Richard Van Epps, Milton Naylor and Richard Feingold, and Sophomore Jim Mason. Herzberg and Nickum were also given positions on the AA All-Star squad. Reigning as son's record: 'I46 season co-captains were Bob Holmes and Richard Nickum. Here is the sea- RARIN' TO GO! Richard Nickum, firsl Wesl Higher lo be placed on the first leam All-State squad, leads his leammales through lhe school mascol, held by cheerleaders Elaine Turlren and Belly Askins. Since 'this was lhe Sl. Mary's tilt, il was lhe lasl chance for lwelve Seniors lo defend the Maroon and While. GREATHOUSE GROUNDED! George Grealhouse, lhe Coyoles' Class AA leading scorer, gels halled, a rarity, by a couple of hard charging Thunder- birds. Wesl's Jim Oswald l43l and Phoenix Union's Ron Montgomery l43l and Norman Jackson l2Il are bysland ers. I'LL TAKE HIM! Allan Brewer l20l. Bird defensive ace, and an uniden- lified leammale pul the slop on Jack Barnes l39l Knighl fullback, afler a shorl lived ball loling spree. Thunderbirds in lhe background are Dana Wells l4ll, John Wayland l35l, and Richard Nickum l36l. 147 West 12 - North 21: Previously rated as a cellar dweller, the Thunderbirds set out to prove the critics wrong, and they did. North, expecting a pushover, was shoved back time and time again by the flashing speed of halfbacks Roger Stevens and Milton Naylor along with the powerhouse drives of fullback Bob Holmes. A couple of fumbles caused by inexperience and a loose air defense, however, gave North their edge. West 19 - Tech 12: Behind a strong forward wall bulwarked by Richard Nickum, Mike Herzberg and John Waylandg a spunky signal caller Jim Mason led his split T operating teammates in a bee-bopping expedition. Speedster Bruce Thompson along with Holmes and Mason each hit pay dirt once for the maroon and white. West 12-Mesa 13: Punting ace Allan Brewer was both hero and villain in this tilt as he averaged 39.8 yards per punt to keep The Rabbits on their heels, but also missed both point after touchdown Tries to spell out defeat. Linemen Nickum, Jack Gieger and Richard Van Epps also con- tributed heavily to the defensive efforts. West 32 - South Mountain 147 West 21 - Camelback 6: Class A opponents South Mountain and Camelback proved a push- over tor the ground gaining Thunderbirds as Mason's passes and Holmes' hard hit- ting sent our baby sisters down to defeat. in which West won I4-7. WHO'S POUNDING! Westerner Jim Mason lcenter, dark ier- seyl tries vainly to squeeze between two St. Mary's defenders lRIGHTl in the tinal tilt of the season tor both teams. BELOW: MILTY MANEUVERS! Milton Naylor l2ll Thunderbird speedster, shows his hipper dipper sidestepping form as he eludes the grasp ot Ralph Hunsalrer and Richard Saba in the Mesa game. ws, ,fm THE KILL! HMMM! Well, whoever this Mustang is iABOVEl he got stopped by these tive dark ierseyecl Thunderbirds. ldentitied are Milre Herzberg i46l, Roger Stevens il5l and Richard Niclrum l36l. LEFT: ONWARD TO VICTORY! Quarterback Jim Mason il8l gallops around end in the Tucson encounter at Monogtmery Stadium West 25 - Glendale 26: Kobashi Kobashi completes! That was the story Cardinal Field as Glendale was held 84-net-yards running but gained LO yards via air waves. This game was th hardest, roughest battle that the West erners ran across all year. By this time back Roger Stevens and linemen Mik Herzberg and Howard Crittendon wer missing from the season lineup due t leg iniuries. WesT 14-Tucson 7: This was The firsT Time in The hisfory of WesT ThaT The Flock legally beaT The Bad- gers and There was a high Time in Thunderbird Town ThaT weekend. WesT was Trailing 7-O wiTh Two min- uTes and Ten seconds of playing Time remaining when fleeT-fooTed Richard Feingold gaThered in a Mason 30-yard pass and raced The remaining 40 yards for a Touchdown. Seconds laTer WesT's Garth Bellamy, defensive end, pounced on a loose ball in The end zone for seven poinTs and a vicTory. WesT 13 - Phoenix Union 36: The CoyoTe's single wing express sailed Through all compeTiTion unde- feaTed To wrap up The AA TiTle. AlThough The half- Time score was T5-13 in favor of Their side, The Pack scored 21 poinTs in The final period afTer a scoreless Third To dismanTle our morale. Due To a firsT quarTer leg injury, Senior co-capTain Bob Holmes conTribuTed his lasT biT for WesT in This TilT. 7-Ol This was The half- e scene lUPPER RlGHTl in Tucson game as The Thunder- ds receive a pep Talk ThaT ap- renTly soaked in. The maroon d whiTe came ouT fighTing The ond half To score The Tieing cl game winning Touchdowns in lasT Two minufes and l0 sec- ds of playing Time. ABOVE: A-A-A! Roger STevens U71 nior speeclsTer, TighTs off Mesa's l CrabTree during The firsT quar- of The JeclrrabbiT game, in ich The Thunderbirds were ged I2-I3. RIGHT: GRRRR! nderbird ball carrier, Dean rris U91 receives an unfriendly from a Yuma Criminal aT The im's home sTomping grounds, ker Field. WesT 6 - Yuma 34: Traveling To Yuma for Their only iniTial efforf ouTside of The Valley of The Sun, The Flock received a firsT class wing clipping as The Criminals ran high, wide and handsome in Their homecoming and final TilT of The season. WesT 0 - ST. Mary's 13: Pep rallies, pep assemblies, special edifions of The Sun Dial and abouT everyThing possible was done To creaTe fire enough To knock over The KnighTs, buT all was wasTed efforT as The Grenadiers blanked us To avenge a 7-O defeaT lasT year. EighT Seniors donned Their maroon and whiTe for The lasT Time ThaT nighf. swim aa - 9' , i, 1 , T - wa- L -:Ag Elf, 32.9 ' il 3 K MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY football squad are: Front Row: Dick Van Epps, Dick Wilhite, Buddy Mauer, Rene Larriva, Milton Naylor, Chuck Hudspeth, Larry Palmer, Allan Brewer, Richard Feingold, Bruce Thompson, Chuck Van Epps. Row 2: Bob Bolin, Gordon Smith, Bob Holmes, Roger Stevens, Dean Norris, Howard Crittendon, Jim Os- wald, Jim Davis, Garth Bellamy, Jim Mason, Jack Geiger, Roger Mc- ' is V I Q Dade, Danny Mundall. Row 3: Coach Vern Braasch, Ron Zerbe, Coach Bud Robinson, John Wayland, Richard Nickum, Delbert Cox, Max Ramenofsky, Ron Carlson, Mike Herzberg, Bill Muller, Ronnie Mat- tock, Francis Arnould, Russell Steiner, Dana Wells, Manager Richard Barnett. MEMBERS OF THE JV football squad are: Front Row: Richard Ben- son, Jim Hill, Elton Davis, Butch Jenks, Fred Kirby, Charles Van Epps, Lynn Seracino. Row 2: Kelly Siedel, Dave Sharp, Charles McDonald, Jim Bennett, Tom Meredith, Jack Durbon, Pete Donnelly, Dale Ro- doltf, Cy Kobey, Ronald Rymer, Ed Cribbs. Row 3: Bill Oswald, Jim Willis, Tom McCarty, Buddy Mauer, Gary Derry, Danny Mundall, 4 A , .-. . IVXDEKJ KJI' IUC t'I'KLQFIIVV-NIV IUUIL.Jc1Ii Sv-.luuu UIC: rlulll IXUWL .Julllllly Yup John Reminger, Gene Holmes, Jack Minneci, Joe Kaloff, Bruce Jacobson, Don Walsh, Coach Magnusson. Row 4: Coach Gump, Pete Elrick, John Haviland, Bill McEowen, Bruce Evans, David Emer- son, Max Ramenofsky, George Adams, Jerry Bartholow, Kenny Anderson, Bill Kulik, Nick Timarac. . l . a 3-5 record with victories ove North, Camelback, and Tech. C, ixcllliclll Lcxvcllc, Gary Profiri, Chuck Kine, Tim Land, Duane Halverson. Row 2: Joe Stein, Tom Frayer, Ken Arrick, Larry Halverson, Tom Groh, Gilbert Coronado, Joe Romely. Row 3: David Linvile, Elliot Ginn, Ken Mourning, Danny Peralta, Johnny Lester, Larry Walker, Dickie Jones, Tony Bucken- dorf. Row 4: Vic Driskill, Lewis Alton, Stanley Brandenburg, Raymond Webb, Vic Holmes, Wayne Magnusson, Ross Barnes, Dick Olson, Coach Torrence. COACH JlM GUMP and his up and coming JV stars compiled a winning season record as they posted victories over North, Brophy, Glendale, and Tech to earn a 4-2-1 season mark. Frosh mentor Dale Tor rence guided his Fledglings to an mu C fwwwv- Q 3 9. fdoh ,Ray Braharins Head Coach of6 , n w BQ n warrgfpge M -46, .r Wh og! er! fo 'he 0006 'wf -PQ '71, x... I .,....... ww ag Sl .... fvofffs ,of,O3f0,,:5:,:6 Mfw 1-2 60 .x,..x....,. Qfeqogfe 44,- LVSNSV' 71 37 ,......,.......... 1' 0076 Wyw vq ev ..N... .... s If 44.9 ----wx-.. L4Sf'P?60 .,.....,.x W C6 'kv S4 ae .... Vyesf eq 41 'vw JI , 09 43 77 0,3 49 ce 02643604 40 foe-soo GQ 60 10606014 017160 62 43 f06oef7flr 7905 qq gg f '97 -.---x '4l'h,O6f56Safer YL 41 Gott F-l- 6-ll- 7' Too Much Coyote! Bob Deines 1121 finds his reach a few inches short on this leap as Phoenix Union's Albert Nealy 1331 takes control of the ball on this tip off. Looking on 1Left to Right1 are Coyotes Otto Hutchin- son 1211, West's Torn Hudak 1231 and Ron Zerbe 1211. No Wings! Glendale's Mike Briggs 1131, Bob Fried- man 1121, Kent Briggs 141, and Marvin MCLouth 151 look on helplessly as Ron Zerbe 1211 sails through the air with the greatest of ease for two points in the tournament tilt. Str-e-e-tch! West Tom Hudak 1231 and North's Pete Homer 1201 reach high for a loose ball before an overflow pleased home crowd as West edged North 51-49. By- standers are Mustangs Jerry Robinson 1341, Lou Goldstein 1221, and Ben Anderson 1231, and West's Bob Deines 1121. Avenge! Thunderbird Gene Peterson 1141 goes up for two points in the 60-37 victory over Glendale at West as Dan Roth 1221 and Cardinal forward Bob Friedman and an un- identified teammate await a possible re- bounds. Loose Ball! Bob Deines 1l21 and Amphitheater's Don Brackin 1l31, almost hidden, struggle for a loose ball on the Panther's home court while Amphi's Lee Black 1l61, Bob Frede 141, and Pete Fioroni 151 along with West's Tom Hudak close in on the play. WEST'S 1954-55 EDITION of the Thunderbird cage squad under the guid- ance of new head basketball coach Ray Brahams, finished the season with an overall record of 8 wins and ll losses, but posted a AA conference rec- ord of 8-8 to tie with Mesa for fourth place standings. The Maroon and White opened their season with a couple of rip roar- ing roof raising one point victories over Mesa 38-37, and North 37-36. Both games were won in the last two seconds by Bird free throws. The next weekend found our clutch performing quintet on the short end ofa 45-43 score at Glendale. A Cardinal long shot with 'IO seconds re- maining spelled defeat for West. The last two games in the old year found West returning home from Yuma with a 44-42 victory and taking a home defeat at the hands of St. Mary's 49-46, a non-coference game. Any Help Wanted? Ron Zerbe 1211 and Amphitheater's Larry Williams 1l21 and Dave Snarr 1lO1 all get a hand on the leather as Gordon Smith 1241 is ready to aid Zerbe. Back Breaker! West's leading scorer Tom 1231 puts two in from underneath the basket in the Camelback game. Un- successfully blocking the shot are two unidentified Spartans and watching hopefully are Ron Zerbe 1211, Bob Deines 1121, and Milton Naylor 1321. Flying Tackle! Tucson s Vincent Glad, with ball, unwillingly QGTS pulled down by Ron Zerbe 1211 as Earl Lubbers 1in backt Puts 6 hip in on the play. w 4 5. A 2 e H 0? 0: iv I sz' :Sf V U . -xiii .25 N lx 9 p,-f-s ,wM,a.f .. , Q 2294 Contributor! Sophomore cen- ter Gordon Smith 1241 lays in two points easily in the North game as Tom Hudak 1233 awaits a possible re- bound. All Around Athlete! Milton Naylor 1145, in one of his best games, snaggs a tip off from the hands of Glen- dale's Bill Aaron 135 in the AA tournament at ASC. Follow The l-eader! NOFTWS Ben Anderson 1235 seems to be mocking Milton Naylor 1325 as Naylor successfully puts in a short lump shot. THE NEXT GAME SAW GLENDALE receiving a well celebrated 60-39 trouncing as Coach Braham's crew were looking forward with revenge in their eyes for this tilt. The following weekend found Ron Zerbe's 20 points leading West to another razor edge nipping of North and an upset loss to Mesa. In the North encounter Bob Deines sank two free throws with one second remaining to send the Mustangs to the showers. Milton Naylor, Bob Deines, and Jim Mason- season long defensive stand- outs - improved their offensive abilities near the end of the season to lead West in wins over Yuma and Amphitheater. Somehow the Thunderbirds managed to get dropped by St. Mary's, Phoenix Tech, Tucson, and tourna- ment champion, Phoenix Union. Coach Braham's cagers opened the tournament with a this shifty Thunderbird. Jim Mason 1135 West spark plug and floor eader brings the ball down court in the North tilt '57 Mustang's Ben Anderson 130D attempts to keep up N loss to Glendale and were eliminated the next afternoon by Tech, thus ending the prep interscholastic basketball careers of five Thunderbird Seniors-Dan Roth, Jim Schmook, Bob Deines, Ron Zerbe, and Torn Hudak. Clutch Performer! Ron Zerbe 1215 edges past Phoenix Union's Manuel Varella 1221 as he drives toward the basket for two of many Thunderbird points he contrib- uted this year. This was the final game of the regular season. lun COMPRISING THE i955 Varsity bas- ketball squad were front row, left to right: Tom Tumlinson, Milton Naylor, Ray Mauer Jim Schmook, Ronnie Zerbe, Jim Mason. Standing: Bert Turner, Tom Hudak, Dan Roth, Gor- don Smith, Bob Deines, Gene Peter- son. WEST'S HOPES for a champion- ship basketball team in the next few years are fairly strong as Coach Roche's J.V. squad paced by Danny Anstett posted an 8-9 overall season record. The Fresh- man team under the guidance of Coach Magnusson, had a very successful season as they won 9 and lost 6. PREPING FOR the time when they will take over varsity responsibilities is the JV basketball team. Members are, front row: Larry Walker, Dave Emerson, Danny Anstett, Dave Doerrer, Keith Hooker, John Nickum, Tom Spears. Standing: Don Brown, Murray Goodman, Gary Mattson, Max Ramonotsky, Jim Rock, Ed Eisele, Bill McEowen. .S-sssnsx s SHOWING GREAT PROMISE in future years is the Freshman basketball team. Front row: Larry Hankins, Gary Mclntire, Buzz Hedges, Raymond Webb, Eric Karson, Larry Nathanson, Stan Curd. Standing: Myron Speaker, Harold Savage, Steve Burns, Fred Olson, Vic Holmes, Lewis Alton, and Coach Magnusson, H' ' H.--haf... . J., X. , My .7 . ,, , Mxyqr . Inga, Axx. A W. .I ..,-,,..-M. 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Bob W Richard elch X0 he N if ., 5 ,D eg' 3 Allen Thron Bill Smith Dave Sharp Tim Coyle Coach Jim N, Gump ,'-7 V 5-.r A Jim Davis i Fred Hallberg Eugene Harper Ray Maurer J l il, A egg ,WJ l V513 g fi u ,af Jerry Manager ,, ,r A w: 1? LS '35 :ff vw lsr? .nw ' . Z 2 - - 'gQ'e1lrs,.'y-Q , s -gif 'S gf?-3 1 Q , Fa 7? 5 if -0 0 Jim Ray im Mason Milgon 42. HURLERS! A group of Thunderbird baseballers limber up their arms in a little game of catch before a stiff practice. A HARD HITTING, hard working, strict training group of most- ly Junior boys made up this years Thunderbird baseball team under the professional coaching of Mr. Jim Gump. Through its first ten games fhalf of the seasonl, West vvon five and lost five. Victories were over Yuma, St. Mary's, Tech, and Glendale twice. Pitching standouts for the team were John Carlson, Dave Sharp and Jim Ray, while Dana Wells, first sacker, Allen Thron, third baseman, Milton Naylor and Roy Whitmer, outfielders, led the batting power. Defensive stars vvere Tim Coyle, catcher, and Jim Mason, shortstop. West should expect great things out of this team next year. BEAN BALL! Jumbo Mason ducks under a high one in the Mesa tilt, The eam in Action! Q HEAD FIRST! Jim Ray slides safely back into first base in an intersquad game while second baseman Tommy Tumlinson tosses to first sacker Dana Wells. DUST RAISER! Allan Thron, - Westerner third sacker, gets ready for a possible put out as the North player over- runs the base. V, in X t' -vac - T , , is A, ' 'fail' A J ,cgfijli I A 'I -' ' ' f .ffl ,S K J A f , f fr A f' fy as - 1 t is' as at ft as fa: V X , ' J , :aa . s , rar- L , - c S f , as 9 Q T, V not -ff. S v' ': hai clk' '51 -' 50 , Sh ' ' .,' . 'if ,. Q , , ' s 7 w '. .' Eff'--gig? Yi-sw., - 'lg' 'Q' Q 5 X : ,wr N 'I ' V' I V 2 in l J A ' A 7 1 '54 l ' ' - ' L ' 'gif' I ' - . Q ' A Q um! i LA,, ,jg 2 ' sc, E, rs, . BJ a... l W t V 1 in :N 1 I+ f ' J I w I I 'XX l l L Q Vx h A 5 , , I .L .. idx? A A A h . X1 1. XE 1 El - K S ' J 1 ' L . , W' 7 , ' ' 4 H X u N Qt 5 ' I , : L V ' I J il iir L If sr! . , A ' 5 231 -I uv ,V 44 '7 'l X. - , L , gg- ,V ' g , M 4, V '., . V, .Q . lflfgrfibf- '-' L . , :Q . , , 'fbi'-, H, fins, T- f s. 4 ' - Y I J 2-'S-:Q225E3ffL ?Z:r :ff In ,. Q- . , 1 l I ' I 1 Q, N n J.. -f L L, .. ,., J' Q f',,, . .- A 3555 iw : 'M L: f-1 m.fS'1W 'Y gs., AQ -ER., P--V Y i ' -'Q I ,-:RK g . J-Aw w .h ,x -:Vi , , g I, Zfi- j ry. M gg' tg? Q' . J- 'S A s , : 1 1 , ,. L, i., -L, 4 me L VARSITY BASEBALL: Front Row: Allen Thron, Eugene Harper, Jim Ray, Dave Sharp, Tim Coyle Ray Maurer, Milton Naylor, Roy Whitmer, Jim Mason, Dick Wilhite. Row 2: Coach Jim Gump, Jim Davis, Don Anderson, Jerr Carlson, John Carlson, Bill Smith, Bob Welsh, Tom Tumblen . Y son, Dana Wells, Richard Sparks, Frank Coley, Fred Hallburg. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: Front Row: Larry Walker, George Davies, Ronald MacLean, Ronald Keller, Rene Larriva, David Nelson, Don Harris, Jack Daniel, John Reminger. Row 2: Coach Jim Stitt, Bud Braman, Carlo Succi, Bert Turner, Bill McEowen, Gordon Smith, Ken Simpson, Murray Goodman, Gary Mattson, Don Brown, Wendell Rote. FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Front Row: Kenny Arrick, Dennis Lundgram, Larry Hankins, Mike Gollub, Chuck Kirkman, Pete Ulinger. Row 2: Bill Willis, Leon Burris, Buzz Hedges, John Trombino, Butch Rasmussen, Paul Domsher, Duane Halver- son, Dick Jones. Row 3: Bill Gimple, Dick Cooley, John Saye, Joe Kisley, Jim Hold, Ray Webb, Bill Sanders, Gary Mc- lntire, Wayne Magnusson, Jack Shemer, Dick Shepard, Larry Halverson, John Pope, Dave Goodoien. 1 16 W A vigil Mfg Mix , ,,.,, nr QV xr. . V Y- G I' 066+ . P Q LN QW ,e o,, 0 agen 116,03 0 06,4 ,. 0 IQ. K, 0 'U k.Mff,,,,, eg I . NX fs 079 - ., xx of ' U5 :1a5QE5iff5:ff5ifa5g,' ., I E Ce J w 'flyo 6 f 8 A A f gf- 'Q wQ::-.faanrw -':- 1, Dale Torrence o Head Coach 8 6990 0 Of6 1 4 , M G .o,5e,'s Donn so lj, 04,81 164 ----xg - VS, .. .SKI g FLASH' Stanley Troxel, Speedster de- luxe breaks the tape to win the 220- yard dash at North High. Stan won by a good ten yards over his closest op- SEVEN RETURNING lettermen plus a host of hopefuls up from J.V. sparked one of West's small- est track and field squads. Those seven spikers carrying the bulk of the load this season were Roger Beck, miler, Donn Wilson, half-miler, Carl Hobe, quarter-rniler, Jim Williams and Stan Troxel, sprinters, and Thom Donaldson and Delbert Cox, field event men. Also one of the big- gest surprises of the season was Dan Roth, who turned into one of the state's top milers. New Head Track Coach Dale Torrence successfully started a re- building program this year, as the Freshman and J.V. turnout was the largest in West's history. ALL ALONE! Donn Wilson, West's ace half-miler, turns in a good winning performance in this Mustang dual rttelzt as he finishes way ahead of the ie . STRAIN! Sturdy Carl Hobe, su- perb Thunderbird quarter- miler, crosses the finish line a good ten yards ahead of the Horses in this grueling 440- yard sprint. WHIRL! Weight man Delbert Cox lets go with a meet win- ning discus toss at North early this season. Delbert has been a steady point win- ner for three years. 165 Tlvinclnds PACE SETTER! Junior Roger Beck, easy striding West miler, takes the lead left over teammate J. R. Stephens and North's Bob Elhers en route to an easy victory. Right: UP AND AWAY! Jim Williams, West's number one broad iump- er, takes off for a 20-foot leap in preparation for the City Meet. THE VARSITY OPENED their season March 4 with a loss to Phoenix Union and Mesa in a triangle affair. The follow- ing Tuesday the Thunderbirds were dropped by North in a dual meet 72 5X6 to 40 ifb. West collected four firsts, however, with Roger Beck winning the mile, Carl Hobe the 440, Stan Troxel the 220, and Donn Wilson the half-mile. Still looking for their first win, West hosted Mesa the follow- ing Wednesday only to lose 69-44. Dan Roth, rniler, Thom Donaldson, pole vaulter, and the relay team were West's only first place winners. I i l i 'I66 AERIALISTQ Thom Donaldson, left goes up and over to cop the polevault gainst Mesa. Right: SURPRISE! Senior Dan Roth in his initial spike effort clipped off an easy 4:5O.2 mile to es- tablish himself as a thorough- bred distance man. After the Rodeo vacation West romped over South Mountain and St. Mary's in a triangular spikefest on the West oval. The score was West 88, South Mountain 29, and St. Mary's 23. Hi-lights of this meet were a 23.0 new school 220 record set by Richard Feingold and a nip and tuck fight for the wire in the half-mile when Donn Wilson just edged teammate Roger Beck by inches in a time of 2:O7.3, only 1.8 seconds over the school record. West won li out of 13 events. At this time the yearbook went to press with nine more meets on the schedule. COMPOSING THE VARSITY track team are, Front Row: Ronnie Johnson, Leslie Long, J. R. Stevens, George Meegan, Stan Troxel, Jerry Clark, Norman Lee, Thom Donaldson, Allen Brewer. Row 2: Coach Dale Torrence, Brian Johnson, Farrel Yancey, Ross Randolph, Dan Roth, Jim Williams, Delbert Cox, Carl Hobe, Donn Wilson, Roger Beck, Manager, Richard Barnett. MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY track team are, Front Row: Kenneth Pablo, Steve Stern, Tom Frayer, Larry Walker, Bob Steele, Bob Day, Jim Bennett, Don Levan, Larry Nathason. Row 2: Coach Bud Robinson, Dale Rodolff, Woody Waldrop, Victor Holmes, Jack Gieger, Ron Baade, Keith Lenz, Jim Hill, Cy Kobey. Row 3: Paul Burleson, Max Ramenofsky, Fred Olson, James Aston, Pete Elerick, Dave Doerrer, Dave Emerson, Kelly Seidel, Lewis Alton. ll v, a. FRESHMAN TRACK are, Front Row. Kenneth Pablo, Steve Stern, Bob Steele, Larry Walker Dick Glover, Clarence Teng, Mike Robinson, Pat Henrie. Row 2: Fred Olson, Bob Shupe David Llnville, Tom Frayer, Bob Day, George Waldman, Mike Beale, Larry Natha- son. Row 3. Lewis Alton, Steve Dragon, Victor Holmes, Don Smith, Steve Acheson, James Aston Woody Waldrop Mike Orlie, Chuck Kime. .fl .5 . . 3 K x K ,s l ,-X N lr i-, . 9-' T, .. gl f , - .. fs ' . X 4 Q , y 31 f ri- 1 sv , . '- -- A ' - fb I 'lv '. - ,1 if ff 1 ., I 1 R .L 4' L- 5 i I A . an ,I , , I V ., 1 ,. ' ' . - mf-' ',, ef' - 1 , - .f 3 ' sw - , . 1 1 ' , , . 9 ' ' L ., Q. .. V 1 . ..,,,,,. 4, W, Q ,AN f ,- - W: 4 h ,, k . , Q, . - 4, r . ,und 5 In ' W t W, i ..-,,:g,q41 j,?xxff':'4 is-lf I L Q, , Y KVM' V 'V , ,.4-, iq L: ,W Vat-, r A VK gr? 4? 9,3 ,am -1 ' A 3 W r . -ff sferfriffm.-1 5 Q, - W 1' -. - r , -I A -f. . ,a n ew m ' L. . ,.. A W 1-is-wx,,.:, ff' w. q .,. A t -H -.QM ,W A , --FV ,, , -A . vii,-N,gj'. -2 V, '7'. ,1'a4sN---.Wg-,f.'3X:, nw'h'e'-1 -iifigtfi' if,-:KT-' - ' ' . -- ,. as ' gm... 'fs -r r 2 1,5 If fv-, T: , ir-1335-Wmftw Y 4, w-., W 't',f,Srf':A. ' . M - L N QQQYM . ,f Yfrfgifzaaiiga-? , . . ff-E31 3 radii 142 iss-'ily - . 1 Ae fs Q 7 X 'fmt , - 1: wx- ,,- -f I ,sf 4, . L W , ,xr -. ,,'. .f-J l,.-,fare .1--L -1- 5 ,J--,r-,.g . - 1. f :g,,fs.. t, . Q 4 . ,. ADDING SPARKLE and smiles to games and assemblies are our pre- cision pom pon girls. left: Gail England, Linda De Witt, Hart Prickett, Katie Hughes, Becky Campbell, Linda Nlahatfey, Dottie Allison, Dixina Price, Nancy Mar- tin and Mary Kennedy. Below: Mahaftey, Allison, Price, Martin, Kennedy. Row 2: England, De Witt, Prickett, Hughes, Campbell. .-ggi Pam England and Andy Turken ei QQ ,M wigs YA 00774 IMVE PEP! Q s .ff f VQJ 168 RESPONSIBLE FOR the terrific pep and enthusiasm of our student body are these vivacious cheerleaders, Left: Tommy Weinrich, Elaine Turken, Betty Askins, Jerry Sanders, Sandy McVay, Patty Whaley, Gary York. Above: Jerry Sanders, Sandy McVay, Elaine Turken, Tommy Weinrich, Patty Whaley, Betty Askins, Gary York. Z 1 s w TENNIS THE BOYS' VARSITY and Junior Varsity Tennis teams marked up T955 as a most successful year. The whole West High Team has been outstanding in both individual and team competition. George Folz has won five titles this year: doubles champion in the Southwestern Tournament, doubles champion in the Arizona Republic Tournament, singles and doubles champion in the Arizona Closed and singles champion in the West High Open Tournament. Bobby Folz is the winner of four titles: Valley ofthe Sun Freshmen singles and doubles champion, singles and doubles champion in the Arizona Republic Tournament, and doubles win- ner in the Arizona Closed. George Emmons, Junior, won the Mixed Doubles Cup ottered by Glen- dale High in an invitational meet. His partner was Sabin Stevens, also of West. Junior varsity squad members are Bobby Hobbs, Eric Karson, David Hick- man, Mike Embry, Myron Speaker, Allan Blau, and David Bailey. .4 COACH CHRIS Carnahan gives George Folz a tew point- ers on his 'Forward swing during the special sixth hour tennis period. MEMBERS OF WEST'S boys' varsity tennis team are, Front Row: Bobby Folz, George Emmons. Row 2: Jim Caroll, George Folz,'and Marty Fedigan, ball. Mr. Chris Carnahan Boys' Tennis Coach 170 GEORGE FOLZ, West s top boys' tennis player, shows his fine style as he reaches tor the GEORGE EMMONS and Robert Folz work out on the courts before a coming match. RS. WOOTEN demon- the proper technique serving to Ann Gelber Mary Lou Hudlow. WEST 7 5 1 7 5 7 6 7 5 4 Scoreboard BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' WEST Yuma 0 4 Mesa 2 I Tucson High 6 I Glendale 0 4 North 2 3 Buckeye 0 2 Phoenix Union 1 7 Scottsdale 0 7 Phoenix Union 2 6 Judson School 3 TENNIS Mesa North Tucson Phoenix Union Yuma Glendale Phoenix Union Mesa Scottsdale DOTTIE ALLISON hits a forehancl to her opponent. opponent's ball while to return tevens baclcs her up Tennis Team is, Front Row. Dottie Allison Sylvia Burkholder, Beverly Fields. Row 2: Sabin Stevens, Lynda Steger, Ann Sherer, Louise Deboley. Mrs. Edna Woolen '71 Girls' Tennis Coach OBSERVING the angle of this ball, are Larry Gilbert, Joe Hunt, Bob Humphrey, and Joe Kallof. Joe Hunt Bob Humphrey 60lF GOLF TEAM: Joe Kallof, Joe Pennington, Larry Gilbert, Ira Ehrlich, Joe Hunt, Bob Humphrey, David Rabenowitz, Larry Robbins, Howard Wolf, Mr. Beazley. H 54,9 'z Joe Kallof Bob Wilmoth larry Gilbert x 50497, .9 Ce, Ve 'POUP C f fini? Dsfr Or bg! Uff' Wesfisd 51,1017 MGFDC Gy,77kiOacl7 file 60x07 617 440 Drefi 170 6' DSOU 771,76 'oefuf lf7 ryb gre Drepa 04,07 F6 ,Ibn ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bill Mun- son gives out a few helpful pointers to Tom Hubiak, left, and Bruce Thompson. MIDDLEWEIGHTS Garth Bellamy, left, and Don Dille fight it out for the school championship in the GYml4' hana. 173 NORMAN KINGSTON, Slate Open Middleweight Golden Gloves champ strikes a pose for the camera. rest ing: a Growing Sport! WRESTLING is a new sport at West - only two years old - but has gained the inter-- est of many Thunderbirds mostly because it has a place for all boys of all sizes, since it is based on weight classes. Besides having to be in perfect condi- tion, a wrestler must be cunning, alert and ready to figure out all of his moves. This year West was the state grappling champ and we have high hopes of gain- ing the same title in '56, COMPOSING A STRONG Varsity Wrestling Team are these fighting Thunder- birds. Front Row: Charles Van Epps, Ted Meredith, Gene Holmes, Bruce Thompson, Tommy Meredith. Row 2: Tom McCarty, Mike Robinson, Jim-Os- wald, Carl Walborn, Bill Turner. Row 3: Clittord Henry, Jack Gieger, Leslie Belsher, Chuck Hudspeth, Allan Brewer, Coach Vern Braasch. COACH BRAASCH is teaching some of the finer points of grappling to Chuck Hudspeth and Allan Brewer. THESE AREN'T contortionists, but George Henderson Cvvith leg in airl and Chuck Hudspeth trying to gain the advantage over one another. but-Henry Mallcus ftopl and Bruce Thompson are gaining good experience. 174 S-66? if ig K sms spans in e Q 4 1 , . viii' wQ,, gil S' 1 wa We Q , - Q15 In ous 'lu Ln fa H .-'H g'n+1.,,.-fu , Y-avr-an vm... v an ws Qi 4 vQ4s1 '-xf-- C' G.A.A. KSOFTBALLJ Front Row: Janet Guild, Jenny Martin, Donna Padgett, Pat Baylor, Roberta Holmes, Jackie Howick. Row 2: Judy Lanning, Monica Heidecker, Carolyn Nichols, Joyce Hayes, Sandy Veres, Christine Svvene son, Eliyoria Charles, Judy Adcock, Barbara Bylo. Row 3: Nancy Babel, Alice Ritchie, Nancy Nelson, Arlene Ta- dano, Teresa Hussey, Ethel Hayes, Catherine Teng, Peggy Stinson, Nancy Humble, Katherine Kaiimura, Gerry Peralta. Row 4: Carolyn Holm, Marilyn Midkift, Rause Stancotf, Rachel Maldonado, Sally Samuels, Nancy Lay, Barbara McCarley, Carolyn Divelbess, Maxine Stancoff. 6. A. 4- , , G.A.A. CABlNET: Joyce Hayes, Peggy Stinson, Rosalynn Stancotf, Pat Baylor, Barbara Mc- Carley, Nancy Babel. RAUSELEEN STANCOFF is called safe by Joyce Hayes during a softball intra- mural game, Baseman is Maxine Stan- coff and Pat Baylor is backing her up. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB: Front Row: Peggy Stinson, Kimiko Kawa- rnura, Ann Sherer, Kazuko Sagavva, Dottie Allison, Barbara Mc- Carley. Row 2: Margaret Norlin, Rita Rodriquez, Maxine Stan- cott, Miss Jeanne Bally. Row 3: Sally Sarnuels, Joyce Hayes, Lynda Steger, Myrna Rutz, Louise Deyoley, Sabin Stevens, Carol Grider, Gwen Whitnell. PHYSICAL EDUCATION teachers aren't as hardboiled as they some- times seem to be. Here, Cfrom topj, Miss Jeannette Parfitt, Miss Jeanne Baily, Miss Priscilla Prather and Mrs. Edna Wooten are caught clowning around in the girls' locker room. MEMBERS OF the Girls' Letter Club pose outside the bus before leaving for their annual trip to the Grand Canyon. Carol Grider Carol Powney ARCHERY CLUB: Front Row: Kimiko Kawamura, Joanne Holmes, Elivoria Claires, Cristine Swenson, Gwen Whitnell, Martha Smith. Row 2: Di- ane Divelbess, Na- oma Hayes, Carol Grider, Barbara McCarley, Shari McCloskey, Marcia Nygard, Rachel Maldonado, Carol Powney. Norma Harris A we s W f My viii? 'ff' 1'f-,Nci . ' . - 23' V . . fig,-4 all iz W , . K ..i, ,,,Le, V k 7 g ,M ',-' Ms f hi? if 3 , .ig X? KA WC 'Q .K 4 , Ht, .S l tt is nf sf' .L4..... ,... Martha Smith i 5 I 2 ft l i ' e l if -if 3924 Y I Marcia Nygard we -W'-f-r--W---rzwzif' ,..,a. , 4, K f W ia3ffgizg53??igif?e?:2za ' .--zfzifV5-ghgisga-f1aziie53ggl9,fslf'f9l is ,. 535.34322 ,Wm V933 I M 1:5221 is wif. i 2 X ' rw 'E L eiafmfil - f , 1-3 f 'its fijileg -' ,ig u,,-2,-M51-.p 1 . - - -Q ::.- f ff--f-my Efwfaw , , In atv .2 .z we-1 V . , :-21f.,1gei,w 'M is . U .,,i,,A. WL, ,ing M, , K 3,25 Q fa iflilai ia gi? Q 4 is 2 A My 5 ,, f r E ' A 2 Li if H il 32354, HW ssjl 5 M M1 ' Q sl Q it 3221 s f' wifi .,.. X Priscilla Prather Instructor 4 B Eu! 151, K 'K iff!-Y . Shan McCloskey ' A gi f I 4 gg w a s QT, fig--H'lJM?f?'1,-moz ' wi, ff ww, ffgfl' if , .. 355 3 fihaeiigfsc as ffl Hia? , -' ,SFS 532521 g . fag ' 'l'5Q:. ,- ' 9 1 . ggi g Kimiko Kawamura 4l Diane Divelbess lp I ' Gwen Whitnell Myrna Rutz i K - Ac -H .HN fl EK FRESHMAN TENNIS CLUB: Front Row: Judy Fanning, Monica Heidecker, Suzanne Ledbetter, Katheryn Kaiimura, Susan Campbell, Carol Caron. Row 2: Nancy Lay, Mary Ann Monsees, Billie Jones, Alice Howsmon, Nancy Schall, Margaret Hull. Row 3: Carol Ann Sowby, Jenny Martin, Audrey Hudlow, Amanda Barr, Toni Dodd, Janet Jarrett, Susan Acheson, Sheila Singer. A ,,,. 6 . NANCY NELSON practices her swing before going to the plate to bat. I Ethel Hayes is catching for her while Sue Liebo looks on. If MISS PRISCILLA PRATHER demonstrates some table tennis techniques to, left to right, Donna Wright, Linda Sponcel, Bar- bara Peterson and Lelia Warren. 5455?-X. '?J ,. 1 are: Ann Stolsteymer, Carol Sherry Burd, Edith Eynon, Rita - as ,T -. -me 1 C ,Nr xl., if N H C. ,M of . J .sf ,f,,,,c ct- ., bw. A gc , Q I V . ..,. . . M M . ,V we ,.-f' U W THE TALENTED PRODUCTION girls did outstanding performances this year in the assemblies, game halfrtimes and school programs Front Row left to right: Ann Volkhousen, Sylvia Corrales, Peg Call oway, Shari Nichols, Bonnie Ehlers, Sharon Farris, Dorothy Luke, Jackie Sioberg, Bonnie Glad, Ann Driggs, Judy Phillips. Row 2: Joyce Woodward, Ellen Lucas, Joan Schwarz, La Donna Anderson I L ., PM we ' 7 .. M. ,- .. I psf. 1 ' 2 ft, a. W f?'4'. 'xv' X L' k . k.., Q.-L V. - , , , . ,nf L I-f t ' N. . 'wf we - Linda Steger, Dennise Rowland, Kathy Waters, Violet Turner, Uixie Smith, Ann Kelly, Nancy Brewer, Hazel Bellemore. Row 3: Joan Groff, Nancy Babel, lla Childers, Diane Rose, Dana Ryan, Donna Kerr, Lynne Kirkpatrick, Sylvia Mangum, Arlynne Ranch, Gail Stayman, Lois Beckett, Barbara Glasco. Row 4: Faye Cooper, Sally Corn, Deanna Olson, Bonnie Hines, Susan Beal, Nancy Hatcher, Maxine Shapiro, Dixie Goble, Pat Meyers. B Cenfel' in a game Margaret Norlin, WATCHING NANCY LAY kick the ball correctly in a physical education class are: Patsy Hargroue, Mary Kath- leen Brown, Katherine Kajamura, Martha Klaiber, Mrs. Brinegar. 180 ,Mr fg' Ni:- UDENT LIFE VALEDICTORIAN Marilyn Tedford, Salutatorian Bob Sheldon, and Valedictorian Connie Pilling lleft to rightl lead their class of i954 during the commencement exercises last June. 1 l LEFT: Mrs. F. A. Bons, member of the Board of Education, presents Jo Phillips, editor of the i954 Wesferner. with her diploma. RIGHT: Harvey Charnofsky, student body presi- dent, receives his coveted diploma from Mrs. Bons. ltff een a Greet Year! Hl-LITES from last spring's commence- ment exercises show the exuberance of the fifth class of Thunderbirds to graduate from West Phoenix High School. Staged in the baseball stadium, the impressive ceremony marked the at- tainment of a valuable diploma for 502 students. Rev. Waldo S. Richards gave the invocation at the exercises presided over by Mr. D. F. Stone, principal. Class of '54 WHEW! Four years at the grindstone are over for these happy grads, Steve Stapley, Bob Mitchell, Harvey Charnofsky, George Nelson, Jim Shupe, Pat Whooley, and Joe Morrow. S u e P h i I I i p s SALAD BowL PRINCESS THUNDERBIRD beauties selected as candidates for Salad Bowl Prin- cess were ffront row, left to rightj Judie Cohen, Suzanne Post, Shel- ley Eberling tampa A FASCINATING GIRL-that's Sue Phillips- and, of course, West High chose her for their Salad Bowl Princess. This sprightly young miss selected for her beauty, personality and poise, participated in the half-time ceremonies of the annual New Year's Day football game, and was a charming representative for West High. Thunderbirds have many reasons for being proud of Sue - for her art ability, evident in the '54 Westerner and in superb fashion designs, and for the excellent iob as chairman for all her class dances during her Junior and Senior years. frow 23 Nancy Martin, Barbara McEowen, Queen Sue Phillips, Dottie Dye, and Gail England. Not pictured were Joyce Alton and Bobble Carol McGrew, Virginia Richards, Alice Mironowski, Sorrell- ayalty AT THE Coronation Ball following the West-St. Mary's basketball game, a lively little gal named Lily Yee was crowned Homecoming Queen. Bubbling over with happiness, our pretty student body vice-presi- dent cast a spell over all those present at the gala affair. Her equally lovely attendants were escorted by Bob Holmes, Mike Herzberg, Ronnie Zerbe, and Delbert Cox, while Tom Hudak and Richard Nickum led the way with Queen Lily. Nick did the honors with the crowning ceremony and the traditional kiss. PINNING a corsage on Lily THIS ATTRACTIVE court was chosen by a popular vote of the student body l . , I to reign over Homecoming festivities. lLeft to rightl Jan Driscoll, freshman 'S R'C,l'1a d Nlckum' gud Co attendant: Shelley Eberling, senior attendant: Queen Lily Yee, senior: Caplam and Allstate Tackle La Donna Anderson. sophomore attendant: and Dottie Allison, iunior attendant. -BIZ l 5,-.W , iii HAPPY DONNA PACE, center, was chosen as winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution fD.A.R.J award on the basis of citizenship and character. Runners up were Elaine Turken, left, Lily Yee, and Gail England, not pictured. ANN GELBER, Linda Mahaffey, front, Janice Cooper and Stuart Schaeffer smile proudly after being announced valedictorians and salutatorian of the class of '55. Linda, Janice and Stuart had a straight one average while Salutatorian Ann was a close runner up. BEE BUCHANAN, Ann Sherer, alternatesg Dottie Allison, Sabin Stevens and Ann Driggs, alternate, reflect their happiness after being selected as Girls' State winners for the summer of '55. Judy Phillips, another winner, is not pictured. Honors and Awards HAPPY WINNERS of the Westinghouse Tal- ent Search Award are, seated, Bob Sasai, from left, Bill Anderson, Diane Doro, John Kelley, and Dave Turnquist. BILL BRIERLEY presents Carl Wright and Francia Gibbs with their awards for being the best-sweatered couple at the dance sponsored by Hi-Y. EVEN MORE FANCY than the girls were these winning boys, Ronnie Clark, Joe Rom- ley, and Art Hussey. 'I85 THIS YEAR'S POM-PON girls do their last dance of the year,,upper left, during the Productions assembly. They are, from left Dixina Price, Linda DeWitt, Linda Mahaffey, Becky Camp- bell, Dottie Allison, Katie Hughes, Nancy Mar- tin, Hart Prickett, Mary Kennedy, and Gail England. Upper Right: Modern interpretive dancing is portrayed by these production girls in their assembly. They are, from left, Bonnie Glad, Maxine Shapiro, Dixie Goble, Pat Meyers, and Lynda Steger. Center: The main attraction of the annual Boys' League assembly was a demonstration of offensive and defen- sive football plays given by the Varsity team. Lower left: A humorous skit was given by the Publications department in assembly. Lying dead for not buying a Sun Dial is Donn Wilson, while Mary Lou Kohfeldt, Carl Hodges, Bill Kiviat, Janey Parker and Jan Dedman look on. Lower Right: 1955's last pep assembly was highlighted by a switch between Senior pom- pon girls and cheerleaders. Here you see Elaine Turken, Hart Prickett, Jerry Sanders, Katie Hughes, Becky Campbell, and Betty Askins dancing to the Fight Song. semb SN' Illellf A BACKSTAGE SHOT, above, al ihe Girls' League Assembly includes mosl of flue Cabinel and Class Council members. LEFT: A noisy newsroom is flue selling during fhe annual Girls' League assembly. Picfurecl in a relaxed mood are: Ellen Lucas, Dolfie Allison, Anne Driggs, Joan Scbwarlz, Carole Fufrelle, Mary Ellen Willey, Meredilh Fawceil, and Ann Sllerer. A GOOD DEMONSTRATION of upper class A gov' ,ng bullies is pul on during lhe Sludenl Governmenf amz Sxanaltd Assembly. Parficipafing are: Jim Polenski, Allan , ,yell xe5,,nQvqa,4, xe Blau, Jim Gipson, Tim Coyle, Jerry Rago, and xoasffxxogwq NG Jaclu Gieger. 0 XS nad QR Ret, X Sa Yms' Pxxgxl TPMGA vlaklallgixki P5 9.x-XXX -Xe Q96 be' 4551 and ,QQNX we Sap 9 aivowa 6 T87 RONNIE NEWMAN ioined with Guidance Board members, Jan Dedman, Mike Armer, Bill An- derson, and Sabin Stevens in spoofing Mr. Beazley and the Guidance Board. WEST GIRLS learned about the work and worries of being an airline hostess dur- ing a vocational meeting of West's first, highly successful Career Day. CLASS PRESIDENT of '54, Bob Hightower, pre- sents Mr. Stone with the class gift to the school in assembly. The large bronze plaque was then placed in front of the Auditorium. ANOTHER FEATURE of the awards assembly was the presentation of an Arizona state flag to West's ROTC Battalion by Mrs. Robert T. Phillips, representing the P TA. Accepting the gift were Mr. Stone and John Jacka. PUTTING A HIGH LEAP into their dance in the Productions assembly above are Diane Rose, Ellen Lucas, Ann Kelly, Dixie Smith. Right: Student Body Presi- dent Miker Armer helps out inthe elec- tions for '56 officers. Below: Bob Deines frightl puts in his bid for two points during the Senior-Faculty bas- ketball game. Also pictured are Mr. Fred Roche, Mr. Traioe, Bill Brierley, Mike Herzberg, an unidentified Senior and Coach Vern Braasch. FORMING A CHORUS line in the Productions assembly are these high- kicking Thunderbirds. They are, from left: Joan Groff, Deanna Olson, Sally Corn, Shari Nichols, Peggy Calloway, Donna Kerr, Linda Shaffer, Bonnie Hines, Barbara Glasco, Sylvia Corrales. A GOOD TIME WAS HAD by all on the bus trip to Yuma tor our football game, Taking time out to visit the historic prison are, driver's seat: Ross Willard, Kenneth Fowler, Jonal Thurmeyer. Back: Clark McVay, Dick Jones, Jack Bryan, John Whitaker, Betty Askins, Elaine Turken. Christmas g . S' ff' N- fi 1 . . at West 1 3 l i 4 ' 21 i - 211' 5' x gf F , - A NANCY MARTIN posed as Mary in the Christmas assembly surrounded by wisemeri Larry Gilbert, Dave Sherer, Paul Brown, and Rick Sparks. lp-km CHARLES LEH'W5R' Pai Urallduli uEtH'r'isimas Splflt OT me Christmas - ' Wa? 6 highlight Griffin, and Wlllle litpgfgitftlgtngedv family their Clegts 'for' their charigggl ailiiin bg' Child care stu as 'hey Wrapped geloivted. an dlsmbuied presents. SU denly appeared first period class B HELEN CHASAS, Mr. Willard as Santa, and Natalie Smolalr pose outside the child care class before Santa made his surprise entrance. REINDEER in the Christmas assem- bly were Linda DeWitt, Katie Hughes, Nancy Martin, Hart Prick- ett, Dottie Allison, Dixina Price, Linda Mahaftey, Gail England, Beclly Campbell, anal Mary Ken- necly. Mo e un party, IVHS. Jones and Jones try games. Amused watchers to right: Mr. Jamison, Mr. Mrs. Jepson, Mr. Willard, Lou Kohfeldt and Jan Ded- ENJOYING THEMSELVESd ' th b h uring e unny op at the Fresh- man dance are, left to right: Sue Dahl, Buzz Hedges, Marge Howard, Georgia Polk, and Rebecca Johnson. 191 ATTRACTIVE Shelly Eberling won over four other city high schools and reigned as queen ofthe ROTC Military Ball. LOOKING OVER the pamphlets on Phoenix College during Sen- ior Day are Sue Musgrave, Pat J Statler and Jim Sutherland. POM PON girls Gail England, Nancy Martin and Mary Ken- nedy watch Carl Hodges show off strength at the State Fair. WSW f-:s,.ff..- MANY DlSAPPOlNTED Thunderbirds had to l GUESS that'll teach you to shave, says .lim Ray as he - shoots beardless Mike Armer. check in their firearms before the could at Y . tend class. Handing over their guns to Mr. Snapp are Bob Holmes, Carl Hodges, and Pete Klocki. RIDlN HERD on West High's rodeo days are: Orlin Kist, Don Spray, skip Cummingham, Bill Fis er. WEST'S 1955 Can Can Cutie contestants Ueftl are: Linda Foster, Dottie Dye, Marlys Doyle, Sandy NlcCrary, Mon- ica Heidecker, Amanda Barr, Anne Driggs and lla Childers. Above: Thirteen bearded Thunderbirds ran for Sheriff of the Can Can Capers. Front Row: Harry Free- man, Jim Ray, Bob Day, Dick Wilhite, Danny Wilson, Danny Mundall. Row 2: Don Chesey, Jerry Roberts, Skip Cummingham, Neal Roberts, Roald Burnham, Dessie Kist, Carl Hobe. WI FIU' JIM GIBSON presents Linda Foster with the Can Can Cutie plaque, Looking on are, left to right: Dan Wil- son, Jim Ray, Monica Heidecker, Neal Roberts, Marlys Doyle, Skip Cum- mingham, and Bob Day. i DURING THE RODEO Assembly, boys with the longest beards were sworn in as sheriffs for the Can Can Capers dance. Left to right are: Neal Roberts, Frank Asbury, Jerry Phillips, Dan Wilson, Skip Cunningham, Bob Day, and Jim Ray, OLD FASHION oan-can gals added more spark to the Rodeo Assembly. Members of the chorus line were left to right: Judy Phillips, Ann Kelly, lla Childers, La Donna Anderson, Sharon Farris, Linda Schaeffer, Ann Driggs. LINDA FOSTER and Bob Swindler are getting branded at the Can Can Cap- ers dance by Mike Armer and Jim Gipson. Other branders are Donna Pace, Jerry Sanders and Dick Kurz. REAL WESTERN stomp music put stu- dents in the rodeo spirit during the assembly. Pay D 41' W Nw IM GOING Tp 7:11 HARD 'AN CE ff-iss LAN .. ...W - Nw.. Q I .4 -Q Z., W fir. ga.. , -t .f ef . . Q M fart .,,,,, ...aw .1499 x5 PX RW ,,, I1 Cl ADMIRING ELMER, the advertis- ing dummy for Play Day, are coeds kneeling Carol Brown, Roberta Carpenter, standing Tommy S Stephens and Cathy Waters. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE a good wheelbarrel race to start Play Day off with a bang. Enioying this sport are on hands: Gary Wright, Michael Em' bry, Bob Day, Norman Kesler, Louie Balady, Alan Blau. Standing: Bryan Diamond, Charlie Henderson, Buzz Hedges, Butch Rasmussen, Bill Wil- lers, Ken Arrick. ANOTHER FAVORITE event is the tra- ditional egg-throwing contest which often proves to be very messy. Egg 'I9 throwers are Philip Whitehead, George Boyd, Dan Abrams, Russel Duff, Terry Caldwell, Gene Holmes, Dick Stehr. X U6 , i i ,,,., . VERTISING l THESE TWO SENIOR coeds, Suzanne Post and Patty l Statler, are seen at Webb's buying Spudnuts from Sue Musgrave. l 1 S co- MRS. BLAKELY gives Joyce Putnam a hearing test. Ice Cream and Spudnuts 2509 N. Central AL 3-7479 DAVE BACHMON, lleftl Bob Holmes, and Carl Hodges do some purchasing from Mrs. Balmer at Lindie's. For School Supplies LOTS AND LOTS OF FUN was enioyed by those making see the Quill and Scroll Club trip to California. Posing far this picture are: lleftl Don Wilson, Don Bell, Jan De - man, Richard Stuart, George Emmons, Janey Parker, 5 and Larry Kull. 3355 N. 'l9tl1 Ave. 195 STUDENTS Leslie Belsher and Jim McGrath talk guns at 6H6 'mf :mm O. S. Stapley's with Mr. Blakely. 2507 Noffl' Cemfcl Avenue I A I nv: E52 3'rAPu-'Y COMPANY Telephone ALpme 3-4472 POM PON GIRLS served the Marching Band. Those attending the party were: lleftl Perry Stufflebeam, John Craig, Cy Kobey, Charles McDonald, Virgil Odell, Hart Prickett, Linda Mahaffey, Gail England, Nancy Martin, Mary Kennedy, Dottie Allison, and Linda De Witt. 6 W-'rx-5' i - --.-.---..f Q -1- -' -- -- ---1 ,gm-,wil-f, 1 x XM W1-4U'f ftgqlpi jill SPLASHING ALONG Together one rainy day were: lleffl Bill Anderson, Mike Armer, Dick Kurz, Carl Hodges and Jim Sutherland. i SCUTT X SHEET METAL LET US DO YOUR HEATING 6. COOLING Our Weather Guaranteed O Goodyear Tires, Batteries, and Accessories I Motor Tuneup 0 Brake Service 0 Free Pick Up and Delivery i WE GIVE S Sc H GREEN STAMPS ENCANTO SHELL SERVICE zzz s. 15th Ave. Phoenix AL 4-3321 James B- long A E Corner 15!h Ave. and West Thomas AM 6-9321 197 FIELD SEED HEADQUARTERS ALFALFA OAT BARLEY SORGHUM 20161 --11 :fa mf F550 :zz FIIUNE' Al 4-21 5 CHANDLER Q PHQENIX , BUCK! 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From left to right they are: Bob Goldwitzer, Glenn Quick, John Jacka, Tom Hudak, Ronnie Rymer, Dick Kurz, Jim Smook, and Bob Swindler. 205 'vvillnliil ,...Y. 5 W Z Q n B , snooxsl-lines FIN F FOODS O cE,,1v.r-L 'N ' Where 613 N' OPPOSHE ,A no '- wF esX11113 We l Lpin f A1:::1:,:::: ffsisiaifaizi iaiiiiiiav A .- in Bene .gzgzgeeagzgsgagzfag CICCGTTI' '.:Q5Q?Qi25Qi55: ' eddllimg enif-25 , ,.:f ,P if:5f:E5f:Q5E: 'iiifiii . io v.':':1:1:. E1:3:5E5i5i5i5i5?55i'i5i5i2ifffffif ff :1:1:1'1 ' 'f: is .,.A.2V.:.:V ::::1:':A: 4 be ' '::: ': DALQ owl N r ili SC0Q,fM'aS'hi2 iDi on 0 1 . ., ,:-1.::1:1: S0f'Sf0CflOVl ' f '- A,.,:::l:f F I N F R F o o D s. is r wau efs lmfuif ,Q 5 A F- ' . vs M cn 4 2201 Q ,i?5- kg' .-- 2 West Thomas Road - IT LOOKS LIKE SENIORS Jim Oswald, George Meegan, Bill La Fave, and Carl Hobe have caught Doris Fafellah and are trying to read the sign on her back during the Profeen initiation. 6 THERE WAS A LOT of excitement on campus the day the All-School pictures arrived. 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' B or AL 2-8318 B Q 5 Naegfe froperty Seruicea PAUL OXMAN PROUDLY POINTS out the valuable 1904 'Louisiana Purchase stamp on the Club's stamp map. Other club members shown are lleftl Fred Wade, Bruce Palmer, Donnie Puckett, and Dick Gower, president. MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complete line of School Supplies ond Equipment Athletic Goods Stage Equipment Ottice Supplies ond Equipment 324 N. Central Ave. Phone AL 4-5651 Phoenix, Arizona 210 0 3 4 ' h MANUFACTURERS f DISTRIBUTORS Soaps 5 Sanitary Supplies Waxes Insecticides Cleaners Floor Finishes Disinfectants 115 West Jackson St. Phoenix, Arizona Phone AL 8-5307 STUDENT TEACHER, Mr. Akimoto, instructs photography students Cleft! Fred Lamps, Pat McCune, Joe Hunt, and Ron Taubitz. COMPLIMENTS OF LANE TITLE Gm TRUST COMPANY 113 West Monroe Street Phoenix. Arizona Phone AL 8-4821 ESCROWS - TITLE INSURANCE - TRUSTS 211 CONGRATULATIDNS A N D BEST WISI-IES, GRADUATES! F R O M , o Encanto Pay n Takzt CHRISTMAS IN MEXICO was portrayed by Dave Sherer Ileftl, Ann Keily, Donn Pence, lla Childers, and Paul 2801 N 15th Ave. Phone AM 5-9435 Brown in the Christmas assembly. MARK SPAULDING Ileftl receives from Mr. Cofer the award granted by the Future Scientists of America Foundation. N-S A- I W 3 Io' '-'I ft-mam Q , 4 AQJJ, I to 0, I rdf rf Grown and Packed . . . in Arizona since 1909 55 II ED' H iz! , fs ,2 .. I2 I ' A . ,Q E V . 54 212 C ompfon's CAR WASH Central and lndion School OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UA Clean Car Says the Nicest Things AUTHOR FRANK KJELGAARD visited the library and ,, gave the students an interesting talk on dogs and books. About You ., F WST vs mas it i a o... Axim 4 QL' q just 75 years ago, an enterprising young man named Tom Edison invented the First practical incan- ' His fra ile lass b lb lcd to harnessed 5: .lescent lamp. g g u QE lectric power . . . thc foundation of America's 22 t d liv' . no ern ing J: For young Tom Edison, and for millions of American youths before and since his time, 51 opportunity awaited in our free enterprise system. Opportunity waits for you also. Success is simply a QQ matter of personal application, perseverance, and faith in our American way. ARIZONA 'Rl aagublic service ADMIRING attractive Christmas card display put up by Mr. Fincl'1er's photo students are Flo Newmark ffore- groundl and Marlene Turken. 21 BEST WISI-IES TA DARD IN URA CE AGENCY Fire and Automobile Insurance ED H. BRINGHURST, President FRANK P. MIDDLETON, Vice President WILLIAM A. RUDD, Sec.-Treasurer 35 W. Ieiierson St. Phone AL 8-6741 RIP WOODS ofthe maintenance staff, holds the chalk portrait he did of Joyce Alton. Looking on are Linda Foster Kcenterb and Sue Phillips. 214 PHOTO BOYS RESPONSIBLE for the '55 Westerner pictures were lfront rowl John Colliard, Bill Kiviat, Carl Hodges, Dave Bockman, Bob Rutledge, and Bill Wright. and .lim Sutherland Hot Water Steam Rodiont Ponel Gravity ond Now Forced Wo rm Air Heot LEARN HOW TO SELECT YOUR HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING AT GUETTL BRDS. Heating 8. Cooling 2005 E. Indian School Rd. The Showroom in the Sky oom Air Conditioning Window Air Conditioning Woter Cooled ond Now Air-Cooled Air-Conditioning lUses no woterl Back row, Fred Lamps, Pat McCune, Ron Taubitz, Ron Carlson, Orlin Kist, Don Spray, R CR 4-5477 IF IT'S MADE OF METAL-CALL GOETTL 215 Inf N A 4 8 61 x Pxy X Q1 N V. ff CONGRATULATIONS To the Closs of '55l COMPLIMENTS OF PARTlN'S ENCANTO PHARMACY YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST I 1501 W. Thomas AM 5-1425 AT THE CONCLUSION of 6 Unif on China, M555 5all'1'S Shown admirinq the display are Jeanine Lamareaux World History class enioyed a display of Chinese arf. fleffl, Bernard Goss, and Stephen Haehl. 216 SHOWING UP in western garb during Rodeo Week are Ileftj Jerry Carlson, Dana Wells, Rene Larriva, Johnny Carlson, Milton Naylor, Larry Palmer, and Paul Burleson. Compliments of ' ' ' V W W M if Z qu AMW.. ' ' ff f 'i iff ,.,. ,iafz f, , fa f' , -mlm' , g , E, f+m.5,', iw? , 5, , ,,., 3 ' if if 534 w. Mcnowell f 1 New Al s-7401 HOMES, APARTMENTS. COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS HOWARD M. BENSON GENERAL. CONTRACTOR 3116 N. 17TH AVENUE A PHOENIX. ARIZONA 1 . . ,., AMHERST 5-0159 FREE ESTIMATES in observes student assistant Stein the cal- - culator to set the reading at the speed for student Rex Faulkner as Teddy Crane fforegroundl PHONE AL 44565 A practices on the machine. Y . 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POLAR BAR DRIVE-IN R. Ho'-COMBE Home Of the ZOMBIE SHELL SERVICE 2809 N. Central Ave. Phoenix 19th Ave. and Osborn Rd. Phoenix. Arizona V O . ' eff- ,MZ Q . Ifqafl gg v ,- 4' -244 - 5 ' . hovsands , 4 . - - Arizona say , ufhtlt 3 HW v Bank? ,, .A.,...4 . Jim Svfhefland ileffb and LesIie.BeIcher inspect oififf one Qf 'he QUAUTY CARS On' fhe 'Of- ve Anzonas Finest Cars and Trucks at F1151 A PHONE ANY CURRENT 0ni'0e U-ax AL 8-7634 MAKE on MODEL ' Xback af Cen Q Camethwest Vmage Of ' N nd scoiisdaie J KLEIN MOTOR SALES . 3 The Discount House! I X7 IHONEY'BACS HIMSELF 1201 NORTH CENTRAL PHOENIX. ARIZONA fi CONGRATULATICNS! xBest of Luck and Good Fortune in the Days AI'1ead!' I 1 America's Finest Gasoline .!7' .ffffJ.7!747'.f7f7ZfA'fC177'.fYJ7C!'.CfL'fJYA'fJJffJ:f '.f7'.ff.!7.Cf'JYZf.f7J7Z'fJ7A'!'.Cf.f!'!7J?JYJ7Z'!'.!7Zl'.CfZ'4 wmv- -' OYII ll YI ll N Al XDNA Um, LF R EJ 0 NDERSE to l I .,.,., i ,l v Symphony Orchestra 'flipcdoxgyv The Wright Way to Comfort ,, H Q . Q . :., - -, ,F - N K wmv I .. . W, ,W , L- A - - i , c gi' , , . .. ' Wil: ' rv ' i V K' A WEST'S 90-PIECE SYMPHONY orchestra and Their director, Beryl Folks, were selected from 4000 high schools in Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Hawaii To present a concert at the Western Division of the Music Educators Conference in Berkeley, California in April l955. All Arizona takes pride in this signal honor accorded them. iAff.7'.l.7J.7'.A7!.7'.A'fJ.7J.7'.!.7'.A'fA'!'.!.7J.Z'l77A'f'.6!J.7A'!'.l7'.A'f!.7!7'.A'fA'f!7.Cf'.f.7A'fA'ff ..'.Z'!'.A7'.!.7'.!.7'.A7'.A'f'.!.7'.f.7'.A'!'.!.7 ..l'.Z'r 224 veg , , f ,fi T. it nf, 1 f f ' f ws i X -ff I ,Q-,,'N c to , ffl, . 'Qt' . rf'-an ctggri-. gl 'ffaescc f I FQ A c...wvw'1W'J45i'W ' TQ ff?fw,g MMM i 'J Q Q ALpine 4-8885 525 WEST JEFFERSON PHOENIX, ARIZONA Your Yeorlvook is an flllvflifizona product! o Lithography by .Iahn-Tyler Many thanks ...and 600D LUCK! I I 5 M 'fl ,--.--. ic it WINNERS OF THE Central Arizona Science Fair held on the campus of Arizona State College were ileftl Margaret Williams - Second in Biological Science, Max Ramenofsky - Second in Biological Science, Harold Cunningham - Second in Engineer- ing, David Tournquist- First in Physics, Bob Sasai - Grand Prize, Honorable Mention in Physics, Trip to Cleveland, Evere T Fruitman - First in Engineering, Ronald Patica - Second in Mineralogy, and Tom Thorpe, sponsor for the physical sciences. Joe Brundage inot pictured! - Third in Biological Science. Cover and Binding of the 1955 uWesterner were furnished by the ARIZONA TRADE BINDERY 547 West Jefferson, Phoenix 225 Pd! ons MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ALLISON, JR. MRS. D. N. ANDERSON MRS. E. MORGAN ASBELL MRS. BILL AYCOCK DONALD E. AYCOCK STEPHEN CRAIG AYCOCK MR. AND MRS. S. PAT BARNETT MR. AND MRS. VAN E. BECK MR. HOWARD M. BENSON MRS. HOWARD M. BENSON MR. K. G. BENTSON MRS. K. G. BENTSON MR. AND. MRS. ROBERT J. BERKELBACH MR. AND MRS. C. P. BOWLES MISS LOUISE BRECKERBAUMER DR. W. ALBERT BREWER MRS. W. ALBERT BREWER ELIZABETH ANN BREWER ROBERT CARL BREWER WILLIAM ALBERT BREWER, JR. MR. EDWARD H. BRINGHURST MRS. EDWARD MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS DR. AND MRS. MISS JO ANN MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MRS. THOMAS MR. AND MRS. Miss MARLENE H. BRINGHURST BILLIE BROWN DALE BROWN JOE R. BRUNDAGE CHARLES E. BUDINGER ANTHONY J. BYLO DONALD G. CARLSON CARLSON GEORGE W. CARTER C. N. CHURCHILL, JR. J. J. CLARK EARL H. CLINE RODNEY COLOMBI LAW COYLE GEORGE DALMOLIN DEINES KATHLEEN S. DEINES MR . AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. S. E. DEINES HAROLD DIVELBESS G. W. EHLERS DR. AND MRS. JOE C. EHRLICH MR . AND MRS. GAIL ENGLAND MR. AND MRS. LLOYD E. EISELE H. W. ENGLAND MR. AND MRS. ELLERY FELDT NYDA H. FELTS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FENNEMORE MR. AND MRS. TROY FINCHER MR. AND MRS. HOWARD L. FINK ROBERT D. FINLEY '53 MR. AND MRS. J. R. FISHER SUE FISHER MR. AND MRS. PAUL N. GARDNER MR. AND MRS. ALLEN D. GETTIG MR. AND MRS. LESLIE E. GIBBS MR. AND MRS. GUST GOETTL GLADYS GOLLONG MR. AND MRS. C. E. GOLLWITZER MR. AND MRS. J. HARRIS GREEN MR. AND MRS. OTIS A. GREGORY DR. AND MRS. RONALD S. HAINES MR. AND MRS. JACK HARDY MR. AND MRS. DONALD HAYES MR. AND MRS. RALPH A. HEDGES MR. AND MRS. GEORGE HEISKELL MR. AND MRS. CARL B. HOBE MR. AND MRS. M. F. HOLMES MR. AND MRS. R. M. HUDAK' MR. WILLIAM HUDAK MRS. ANN V. HUMPHREY MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. HUNTER MR. AND MRS. E. J. HYLAND MR. AND MRS. HARRY KADISH 226 MR. AND MRS. ISADORE KAHN MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH J. KAMINSKI MR. AND MRS. FRANK KELLY MR. AND MRS GEORGE KOHFELDT MR. AND MRS MARTIN M. KULIK MR. AND MRS. CHARLES R. MACON MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE F. MAHAFFEY MR. AND MRS. JAMES MANGAN MR. AND MRS. THOMAS P. MEALY MR. AND MRS. B. F. C. MILLER RUTH MILLER MR. .ANU MRS. W. C. MORRIS MRS. L. CLARK MCVAY CLARK MCVAY SANDRA MCVAY MR. AND MRS. CONRAD NAEGLE MR. AND MRS. J. VAN NIEUWENHUYSE MR. AND MRS. DEAN A. NORRIS MRS. DORTHA T. OELKERS MRS. VIRGINIA OLSON MR. AND MRS. I. OSERAN MR. AND MRS. FOREST W. PALMER NIE. AND MRS. GEORGE PARKER MR. AND MRS. L. O. PARKER CRAIG S. PEASE DR. AND MRS. EDGAR B. PEASE MR. AND MRS. GUNNAR PEDERSEN DR. AND MRS. ROBERT T. PHILLIPS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD F. POST, JR. MR. AND MRS. GEO. A. POWELL ANN REMENOFSKY DR. AND MRS. A. I. RAMENOFSKY MAX RAMENOFSKY MRS. GRACE K. RANDALL MR. AND MRS. FRED H. RANDOLPH MR. AND MRS. JAMES F. RAY MR. AND MRS. OSBORNE M. REYNOLDS MRS. MARY L. RODOLFF MR. AND MRS. J. N. RONEY. 0fI'0ll5' MRS. EMANUEL MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. RUBIN H. SASAI WM. O. SAXTON ELMER T. SCHALL EDWARD E. SELDEN KATHIE, BOB AND EDDY SELDEN MR . AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. DR. AND MRS. JOHN SHERMAN LUTHER B. SMITH MORRIS B. SMITH EARL P. SNODDY HY SPIVACK HAROLD B. SPOTTS JOHN E. STEPHENS M. E. STERN JUDGE AND MRS. HENRY S. STEVENS MR. AND MRS. DONALD F. STONE DR. AND MRS. ALVIN L. SWENSON MRS. JOSEPHINE A. TATRO MR. AND MRS. TAO TENG MISS CARRIE LOU TENNEY MR. AND MRS. HAROLD M. TENNEY MR. AND MRS. G. SWISS THEILKAS MR. AND MRS. DON WM. THURHEIMER MISS ELIZABETH TITSWORTH THE LOUIS TURKENS MR. AND MRS. JOHN S. TURNER MR. AND MRS. DONALD E. UTLEY MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS S. VANCE ELLEN H. VOIGHT MR. AND MRS. W. J. VOLCKHAUSEN MR. MAYNARD O. WARD MRS. MAYNARD O. WARD MR. AND MRS. DON R. WATSON MR. AND MRS. ROSS WILLARD MRS. JURENE WILSON MR. AND MRS. W. B. WRIGHT MR. AND MRS. HARRY S. YEE DR. AND MRS. LOUIS P. ZASLOW 227 The CLASS 4228, of 1955 229 INDEX A A Cappella Choir ........,... T Administration ............ Advertisements ......... All School Plays ..... Archery, Girls' ....... Assemblies ......... Band Baseball .... Basketball ..... ............ C Cafeteria Staff ................ Cheerleaders ............... Christmas Activities ..... Classroom Pictures Club Activities ......... Clubs .............. ......... D Dads' Club ...... ............ D.A.R. ...... ........................ l 84 Dances ..... Deans ........... Dedication ........ F Faculty ........................... Football .......,................... Freshman Class Officers .. Freshman Class Pictures . Freshman Class Sponsors G Dr. Gear, Superintendent Girls Girls' Girls Girls' Girls Girls Golf, Athletic Association League ..........,...... Letter Club ............... Physical Education ....... Sports ................,..... State ............. Boys' ................ Graduation, 1954 ...... Guidance Board ......... V H Homecoming .................. J Junior Class Officers ...... Junior Class Pictures ....... Junior Class Sponsors ....... l 21 ..........9-13 95-227 24-1 25 78 86-1 89 16-l 19 ........159-162 51-1 58 ........26 68 ,,.......85-107-108 41 -1 42 28-1 40 ...............24-25 34-36-185-191 12-13 .........14-23 43-1 50 .......98-106 76 .........32-34 77 79-1 80 175-180 84 72 81 .......3O 83 .........72-84 ..by 231 TIN!! K Key Club ........ ......... M Maintenance Department ........ ..-........-.-. 2 6 Maiorettes .......................... Minor Sports .........s........... Mixed Chorus ......, ...... N National Honor Society .,...s O Orchestra ...... ............ P Parent-Teachers Association Parnassus ............................... ....-- Play Day ............................. Pom Pon Girls ...... R.O.T.C. .................. Rodeo Activities ......... , S Salad Bowl Candidates ....... Salutatorlan ...................... Senior Baby Pictures ............,-.--.--.---. Senior Class Pictures .............. Senior Class Officers ........ Senior Class Sponsors ........... Sophomore Class Officers ...... ....... Sophomore Class Pictures ....... ..-.--- ,.....118-119 69-1 74 20-1 21 28 14-1 16 ...24-25 128-129 .,........194 .......168 22-1 23 92-1 93 82 .68-69 40-67-228-229 .....38 ,....86 85-95 Sophomore Class Sponsors ...... ..,..,... 8 7 State Fair ............................. Mr, Stone, Principal ............. Student Body Committees ....... .-..-.- Student Body Officers ..,.... Student Council ............... Sun Dial Staff ................ Sweet Dreams ....... Tennis, Boys' ................. Tennis, Girls' ...,.......... Tennis, Freshman ........ Track .............................. V Valedictorians ....,.,,.......... W Westerner Staff ............... Wrestling .............. ...... 91 28-29 ..........3O-31 111-113 26-1 27 70 71 79 163-167 84 ......109-111 74 A Abbott, Deanna 72 Abraham, Antony 88 Abrams, Dan 194 Acheson, Stephen 98, 167 Acheson, Susan 98, 179, 133 Ackman, 1Varren 72 Ackman, Wayne 98 Acton, Quinnle 88 Adam, Linda. 88 Adamic, Shirley 72 Adams, Barbara 88 Adams, George SS Adams, Gloria 98, 31, 33 Adams, Jim 88 Adcock, Judy 98, 125, 176 Adler, Joel 88, 119, 125 Adler, Tom 72 Ahlrich, Ronald 88 Ahlschlager, Dick 72 Akey, Bruce 40, 108, 120, 135, 203 Albert, Jane 98 Alexander, Tom 72, 120 Allen, Carol 40 Allen, Jack 40, 120 Allen, Marla 88 Allen, Mary Louise 40, 108, 138 Allen, Verna 40 Allison, Bill 35, 98 Allison, Dottie 31, 32, 34, 70, 72, 81, 128,129,171,177, 184, 186, 190, 196 Alpert, Jerry 72 Alton, Joyce 39, 40, 128,131,214 Alton, Lewis 31, 98, 158,167 Amburgey, Mary 98 Amburgey, Pat 88 Anderson Don 135, 159,160. 162 Anderson Dorothy 40 Anderson Elizabeth 98 Anderson James 72 Anderson Karen 98 Anderson, Karen K. 88, 136 Anderson, Ken 72, 82, 139 Anderson La Donna 33, 87, 88, 180, 193 Anderson, Lois 98 Anderson, Norma 98 Anderson, Princecine 98, 133 Anderson Virginia 98 Anderson, William 30, 40, 107, 108, 128, 185, 188, 197 Angle, Adrienne 40 Angle, Carol 98, 130 Angle, Donna 72 Anglin, Donald 123 Anstett, Dan 88, 158 Anthony, Peggy 72 Armbruster, Diana 88, 132 Armer, Mike 27, 28, 30, 40, 43, 55, 108,128,188,189, 192,193,197 Armstrong, John 88 Arnold, Gail 98 Arnould, Francis 72 Arrick, Ken 94,120, 162, 194 Arthur, Dixie Lee 40 Asbury, Frank 40, 119, 193 Askins, Betty 39, 40, 68, 85,111, 131,147,168, 186, 189, 201, 207 Atherton, Glenda Austin, Craig 88, 132, 135 88 Austin, Mike 98 Avey, Gary 98 Aycock, Don 98 B Baade, Ronald 167 Babel, Nancy 31, 86, 88, 129, 176, 180 Babel, Ralph 40 IND A' of Sl dnl Backus, Rebecca Bailey, Carol Bailey, David Bain, Doris Baker, Bob Baker, Denny Baker, Ruth Balady, Louis Baldock, Terry Bales, Kemper Balestrieri, Richard Bank, Dan 98 88 98, 118, 170 33, 40, 120 119 88 98 98, 194 98, 129, 133 98 88 98, 140 Barbee, Norma 93 Barber, Willard 93, 130 Barker, Beth 38 Barnes, George 40 Barnes, Homer 72 Barnes, John 93 Barnet, Ron 72, 124, 125, 128, 130, 131 Barnett, Janice 93 Barnett, Richard 40, 136, 164, 167 Barnette, Tom 98, 120, 135 Barnhart, Barbara 33 Barnhart, Linda 88 Barnhart, Terry 113, 119 Barr, Amanda ' 98, 133. 179, 192 Bartholowmew, Jerry 72, 82, 139 Bartholowmew, Sally 88 Bartley, Mary 72 Bauer, Sandra 30, 83 Baumann, Judy 33, 120 Baxter, Edna 93 Baxter, Irene 72 Baylor, Patricia 40, 69, 128, 136, 176 Bays, Ruth 33 Beach, Judy 93 Beale, Mike 93, 157 Beale, Susan 33, 88, 180 Beard, Kathryn 33, 113 Beck, Roger 72, 136, 164, 166, 167 Becker, Sharon 33 Becker, Susan 93, 133 Beckett, Carol 88,132 Beckett, Lois 72, 74, 130 Beckett, Ronnie 120 Beckman, Dan 33 Bedford, Alice 93, 113, 133 Beeglwe, Carol 41 Beeny, Roger 33, 119 Beger, Marsha 93 Belcher, Gerry 72 Beley, Carole 72, 79, 120, 125 Belisle, June 93 Bell, Don 29, 37, 41, 69, 108, 112, 128, 131, 195 Bell, Prosser 41 Bellamy, Garth 41, 173 Bellemore, Hazel 41, 130 Belsher, Leslie 34, 41. 69, 103, 130, 136, 174, 196, 222 Benjamin, Peter 88 Bennett, Don 93 Bennett, Jim 88, 135, 167 Benson, John 41 Benson. Richard 72, 122, 130, 139 Bentheim, Bill 98,137 Bentson, Barbara 33,98,133 Beorn, Dixie 98 Berenstein, Eddie 88 Berg, Charmaine 98 Bergeron, Pat 98 Berghouse, Don 41 Bergstrom, Bob 88, 122, 139 Berk, Barbara 88 Berkelbach, Nacella 31, 72 Bernot, Ann 98 Berry, Dick 98 Bertram. Jean 98' Betti, Joan Betts, Larry Bevelo, Louise Bianco, Ralph 29, 86, 98, 133 88, 122, 130 72 88 Bidwell, Arline Kay 41 Bingham, Jacque 83 Binkley, Pauline 88 Bissell, Betty 88 Black, Harold 88 Black, Jackie 72 Black, Ricki 98, 133 Blackwell, Bloyce 98 Blaine, Janice 72 Blake, Andy 72 Blakley, Patricia 41 Blakley, Richard 88 Blan, Alan 98, 137, 170, 187, 194 Blanchard, Gay 88, 135 Blanchard, Nancy 41, 135 Blancher, Harold 88 Bland, Barbara 88 Blatter, Richard 120 Blevins, Alberta 72 Blevins, Andy 88 Block, Myra 41 Blue, Hugh 31, 35, 88 Bochman, David 41, 110, 127, 195, 200, 215 Bockserman, Rosalie 29, 39, 41, 111, 128, 132 Boian, George 4-1 Boice, Howard 72, 135 Boley, Mary Ann 98 Bolin, Bob 72 Bolin, Jan 88, 120, 132 Bond, Jerry 29, 88, 130 Bond, Norman 72 Bond, Stephen 72, 120 Bonebrake, Larry 118 Bonnickson, Mary 31, 33, 97, 98, 133 Bonzo, Carol 41 Booker, Marthanna 88 Borah, Jim 98 Boss, Carol 72, 138, 220 Bouma, John 41, 107 Bounds, Jack 98, 137 Bowles, Bill 88, 134 Bowman, David 72 Bowman, Jennie 88 Bowser, Joan 98 Boyd, Carolyn 98 Boyd, Beorge 41, 108, 120, 130, 138, 194 Boyer, Charles 98, 139 Boyes, Edward 88 Boykin, Barbara 42 Boykin, Virginia. 88 Boynton, Ruth 88 Bradley, Linda 88 Bradshaw, John 72 Braman, Bud 88, 162 Branialn, Suzanne 31, 98, 129, 133 Brandenburg, Nancy 72, 180 Brandenburg, Stanley 31, 44. 98, 134 Branson, Martha 98 Bratton, Bobbie 88 Bratton, Patsy 98, 107 Brazda, Margaret 98 Breslin, Fran 33, 98, 129, 133 Brewer, Allen 31, 72, 120, 147, 164, 167, 174 Brewer, Janice 88 Brewer, Nancy 42, 68, 120 Breur, Edward 98 Brian, Jack 31,98 Bridgman, Jim 73 Brierly, William 42, 128, 134, Bringhurst, Lynne 232 135, 185, 189 98 Brinton, Marilyn Briscoe, Jesse Briscoe, Nancy Britt, Dale Britt, Margaret Britt, Peggy Bromley, Dan Brooks, Sidney Brooks, Zola Brookshire, Beve Brower, Judy Brown, Barbara Brown, Beverly Brown, Carol Brown, Donald Douglas Kathleen Brown, Brown, Brown, Jack Brown, John 98 98 88 88 88 88, 129, 132 98 88, 122, 139, 200 88 rly 73 87, 88, 132 73, 137 42, 128, 134, 135, 185, 189 31, ,73, 194 88, 158, 162 42 31. 98, 180 35, 42, 68, 135 42 33, 42, 113, Brown, Meryl 128, 131, 142 Brown, Pat 73 Brown, Paul 73, 118, 129, 212 Brown, Paul. W. 30, 128, 130, 190 Brown, Shirley 98 Brown, Warren 73, 88 Brown, Wvayne 88 Bruce, Sherry 88, 135 Brundage, Joe .42, 128, 130 Bryant, Jean 97, 98, 189 Buchanan, Bee 31, 33, 70, 73, 131, 133, 184 Buchanan, George 88 Bucher, Brian 42, 120, 137 Buckendorf, Arvel 42, 124, 139 Buckendorf, Raymond 98 Buckley, Jackie 98 Budinger, Fred 28, 42, 119, 128, 137 Budinger, Gene 88, 122 Buffalow, Dorothy 73 Bullen, Barbara 98 Burd, Sherry 73, 129, 180 Burke, Mary 13, 42, 126, 128, 131 Burkholder, Sylvia 42, 128, 176 Burleson, Paul '13, 74, 120, 164, 167, 217 Burnham, Ronald 42, 120, 192 Bruns, Bob 98 Burns, Steve 98, 129, 130, 158 Burres, Terry 99, 162 Burris, Leon 99, 162 Burris, Rodger 73 Burton, Barbara 88 Burton, Maurice 88 Burtrum, James 99 Busck, Tom 99 Bushell, Jeanne 88 Butler, Dale 42 Buttke, Gail 99 Buttke, Grant 88, 119 Buys, Barbara 99, 118 Byers, Cornelia 42, 50 Bylo, Barbara 89, 129, 176 Bynum, William 42, 134 Byrd, Carolyn 73 C Cain, Merle 43 Cain, Richard 89, 139 Caldwell, Bob 99 Caldwell, Terry 137, 194 Calhoun, Donna 99 Calhoun, Gary 89 Calhoun, .lim 89 Calhoun, Rita 99 Calkins, Dick 99 Callaway, Peggy 33, 73,111. 133, 180, 189, 219 Cosgrove, Betty Coronado, Sarah 99, 135 Corpe. Lois 89, 119, 132 Corrales, Sylvia 71, 74, 133, 180, 189 Campbell, Becky 73, 74, 186, 190 Campbell, Jean 89 Campbell, Susan 31, 99, 179 Cannon, Bob 89 Cannon, Dick 99 Caplan, Harris 89 Carder, Betty 73 Carder, Linda 99 Carlson, Daggett 99 Carlson, Delores 99 Carlson Don 35, 73, 135. 160, 160 217 Carlson, John 43, 160, 161, 162 217 Carlson, Ron 43 215 Carmichael, Joan 43 120 Carpenter, Janet 43 Carpenter, John Car enter Roberta Cottrill, Robert Coughlin, .Iames Countryman, Evelyn Cox, Delbert 44, 68, 164, 165, 167 89 30, 44 99 89 D . Carrillo, Luisa Carrillo, Rick 99 73, 128 89 89 Carroll, James 137, 170 Carson, Carol 99 Carter, Florence 37, 43, 115 Carter, Myra 89, 136, 222 Caruso, Joe ' 73, 135 Case, Virginia 73, 128, 129 Casebier, Jeannine 99 Casey, Allen 99 Castel, Dave 99 Castor, Tom 99 Castro, Pat 136 Catalamotte, Pat 43 Cavin, Elizabeth 99, 133 Cehm, Gerald 125 Chaires, Elivoria 99 Chamberlain, Marilyn 43 Chamberlain, Ronald 71, 122, 134 Chambliss, Aleta 99 Chapman, Alvin 99 Chareire, Helen 32, 37, 42, 221 Chasas, Helen 73, 190 Chatfield, Gladys 99 Chernov, Ronald 118, 134 Chesey, Don 99, 192 Chesley, Gene 89, 138 Chesney, Ronnie 89, 118 Chesnut, Diane 33, 34, 44, 120, 128, 132 Cheyne, Jim 73 Chlate, Dianna 44, 69, 120, 128, 130 Chiate, Elaine Chiate, Sandra 33, 70, 73 73, 109, 113, 126, 128, 129, 131, 133 Childers, lla 29, 31, 73, 128, 129, 133, 180, 193, 208, 211 Chilton, Sue 31, 73, 129 Choisser, DeAna 31, 89 Christman, Pat 34 Christner, Bob 89, 118 Christy, Arthur 89 Churchill, Gordon 73 Churchwell, Cherry 99 Clark, Betty 44, 136, 138 Clark, Dolores 73 Clark, Glenda 99 Clark, Jerre 73, 135, 164, 167 Clausman, Loretta 73 Clay, Tom 73 Clelland, Jeannie 73 Cline, John 89 Coates, Barbara 89, 120 Coffinger, Charles 34, 44, 114, 119 Cohen, David 73, 118 Cohen, Jay 87, 89, 124 Cohen, Judie 44 Cole, Orma Lou 44 Cole, Zerita 99 Coleman, Chris 99, 130 Colliards, John 44, 215 Colson, Brenda 89 Combest, Hugh 99 Connally, Carole 89 Conner, Buddy 118 Conner, Charles 99, 120 Conrad, Bill 99 Conrad, Charlotte 73, 120 Conrad, Jay Dee . 73,136 Conrad, Larry 44, 118 Conrad, Roberta 89, 138 Conrad, Steve 89 Cook, Dewey 44 Cook, Martha 99, 119 Coole, Rose 99 Cooley, Dick 99, 118, 162 Cooley, Jewel 44, 128, 139 Cooper, Faye 128, 180 Cooper, Gaye 73, 129, 133 Cooper, Janice 28, 33. 44, 69, 108, 128, 136, 181 Cooper, Joan 44, 69 Cooper, Joanne 44, 108, 128,136 Cooper, Ronald 99 Cooper, Suzi 44 Corn, Hazel 44 Corn, Sally 74, 133,180, 189 Cornell, Dean 89 Cornforth, Barbara 74 Coronado, Gilbert 99 Coyle, Timothy 44, 50, 127, 136, 160, 162, 187 Coyle, Tom 99 Craig, John 118, 196 Cramer, John 99 Crane, Theodore 89, 217 Crawford, Betty 74, 133 Crawford, Sandra 45, 132, 185 Creed, Judy 89 Cribb, Eddie 89, 122 Crigler, Alice 74, 120 Crittendon, Howard 34, 45 Cronin, Jerry 30, 89, 122 Crotty, Mike 89, 118 Culberson, Don 89 Cullen, Eddy 45 Cullison, Jerry 45 Cullison, June 45 Cumberledge, Arlene 142 Cunningham, Harold 45, 192 Cunningham, Robert - 99 Cunningham, Skip 139, 193 Curd, Stanley 99, 158 Curia, Dave 89 Curran, Sari Sue 74 Curry, George 89 Cypher, Ann 99 D Dad, Delia 74 Dahl, Richard 45, 123 Dahl, Sue 29, 96, 99, 133, 191 Dallas, Janice 45 Dalmolin, Duane 99 Dalmolin, Georgia 74, 135 Dalton, Edward 99 Damer, Nancy 34, 74, 131, 133 D'Amico, Connie 74 Dana, Carol 33, 99 Dana, Judy 33, 89, 120 Daniel, Jack 74, 162 Daniels, Thirl 74 Davich, Richard Davidson, Hope 99 Davidson, Sandra 74, 121, 128, 129, 131, 142 Davies, Collista 45, 132 Davies, George 162 Davis, Bacon 89 Davis, Betty 45, 128 Davis, Bill 74 Davis, Dee 89 Davis, Dwight 99 Davis, Glenda 89, 118 Davis, Jim 160, 162 Davis, Nancy Beth 74 Dawson, Carol 74 Day, Bob 99, 167, 193,199 Day, Dwight 99, 192 DeBush, David 99 Decker, Richard 89 Dediemar, Marilyn 45 Dedman, Jan 30.45, 69, 108, 112. 131, 140, 141, 142, 186, 188,191,195 Deery, Gary 89 Defreese, Carol 89 Deines, Bob 45, 51, 54, 57, 158, 189 DeLaney, Ilene 120 Delbrook, Bill 89 Dellinger. Jerry 89 Denison, Kay 74 Dent, Dedi 74,136 DePinto, David 45, 107, 108 DePinto, Linda 99, 133 Derrick, Rhea 99, 107, 136 De Santi, Don De Vinney, Monty 74 Devoley, Jules 99 Devoley, Louise 45, 128, 138, 171, 177 De Witt, Linda 74,186, 190, , 196, 218 Diamond, Bryan 99 Diamond, Ron 99, 194 Diaz, Emily 99 Dibbern, John 45, 139 Diebold, Larry 89 Diehl, Donna 99, 133 Dille, Donald 173 Dillinger, Julie 125 Dinon, Victoria Lynne 74, 135 Dippold, Dick 89 Divelbess, Carolyn 89, 129, 176, 178 Dixon, Edward 99 Dodd, Toni 99, 179 Dodson, Bert 74 Doerrer, David 89, 135, 158, 167 Doheny, Patrick 45, 135 Dolphin, Bill 89 Domsher, Paul 99, 162 Donaldson, Lois 45 Donaldson, Sarah 74, 79, 111, 124, 218 Donaldson, Thomas 35, 46, 164, 166, 167 Donati, Dina 46, 120 Donnelly, Pete 74, 134, 137 Donoho, Linda 74, 130 Doolittle, Camill 99 Doro, Diane 46, 125, 185 Dorskind, Judith 46 Douglas, Carole 71, 74 Douthitt, Dorothy 74 Douthitt, Earlene 87 Dowden, Bill 99. 120 Dowdle, Anna Gene 46 Downs, Carol 46 Downs, Jim 140 Doyle, Marlys 31, 33, 87, 89. 120, 192, 193 Dragon, Steve 99. 119. 167 Dreisezun, Herbert 74, 129, 130, Driggs, Anne 70, 74, 128, 129, 180, 184, 187, 192, 193, 139 133, 208 Driscol, Janet 33, 99.133 Driskill, Vic 99 Drummond, Wayne 99 Drury, Donald 46. 120 Duff, Russell 74, 194 Dunagan, Gayle 09 Duncan, Elizabeth 89 Duncan, Wanda 46 Dunn, Jack 99.134 Dunn, Jan 99,129,133 Durbin, Ronnie 99 Durfee. Nyla 74. 119 Dury, Sylvia 136 Duzenbury, Carolyn 46. 128 Dye, Dottie 30. 46.111, 123. 130, 131, 192 E Earle, Buddy Eason, Martha Easterly, Verna 99 89, 118, 119, 120, 129, 136 118 Eaves, Shelby 74 Eberling, Shelley 46, 63. 120. 124, 191 Eberman, Donna 46 Eccles, Margaret 39, 46. 132 Eckstein, Paul 99. 120 Eddy, Nancy 74 Edmonds, Sonya 46 Edwards, Bill 75 Edwards, Marianna 89, 136 Effron, Stephen 46 Ehlers, Bonnie 46. 09. 128, 132, 180 Ehlers, Nancy 89. 133 Ehrlich, Ira 75, 128, 129, 134, 172 Eilert, Joyce Ann 89 Eisele, Edward 89, 130, 158 Eliason, Edward 90 Elirick, Pete 75, 120, 130, 167 Elkins, Bertie 89 Ellen, Marye 80 Ellis, Jeanie 70 Elston, Robert 46 Embry, Mike 97. 99, 120, 170, 194 Emerson, David 89, 158, 167 Emmons, George 75, 108, 130, 131, 136, 137,142, 170, 195 Endsley, Myra 80 Enger, Richard England, Chuck England, Gail 27. 30, 47. 63,128, 186,190, 191, 218 Eulette, Nancy 75 Evans, Bruce 75 Evans, Connie 99 Evans, John 75 Evans, Pat 99 Evans, Tom 39. 130 Everett. Janie 7-1 EyYl0l'l, Edith 75, 124, 180 F Fagerberg, Nelson 75 Fails, Scott 89.137 Fairbanks, Carol 09 Fanning, Gary 75 Fanning, Judy 100 Farnum, Joe 75. 118 Farone, Barbara 100, 129 Farr, Jerry 100 Farrell, Dan 100 Farris, Sharon 32, 70, 75, 128, 129, 208 133 , 180, 193, Farrow, Darrelyn 47 Farrow, Katherine 47, 219 Fattaleh, Doris 43. 47. 200 Faulkner, Rex 89, 137, 217 Fawcett, Meredith 32, 107, 128, 129, 187 Fawcett, Steve 89 Featherstone, Martha 39, 47, 128, 131 233 Fedigan, Marty 89, 137, 170 Feely, Priscilla 100 Fehr, Marie 100 Feingold, Charlene 33, 100 Feingold, Richard 75, 164 Feldt, .lim 89 119 Felts, Larry 100 Fennemore, Harry 47 Fenton, Sandra 100 Ferra, Don 89 Fetterer, Crystal 75 201 Ficke, Lee 89, 123 Field, Jan 31, 72, 75, 119 Fields, Beverly 75, 128, 139, 144, 171 Fifer, Larry 89 Fike, Ebert 75, 185 Fink, Susan 89 Fisher, Bill 75,114,1l9,134, 137, 192 Fisher, Carolyn 100 Fisher, Sue 75, 128, 129, 139 Fisk, John 47 Fitzgerald, Marvin 100 Fitzwater. Ray 137 Field, Dick 89 Fleck, Colleen 89, 125 Fleming, Betty 75, 135 Fletcher, Don 100 Fllnk, Marion 100, 115 Flinn, David 100 Flint, Sherry 89 Flynn, Bill 100 Foard, Mary 75, 128, 129, 138 Folkman, Neil 47, 108, 119, 128, 130, 139 Follmar, Jeannette 75 Follmar, Jeanice 75 Foltz, David 100 Folz, George 89, 137, 170 Foly, Robert 100, 137, 170 Foote, Joyce 47 Foote, Leroy 89 Forester, Rochelle 75 Foster, Carolyn 47 Foster, Linda 32, 39, 47, 69, 107, 128, 131, 192, 193, 214 Foster, Margaret Lee 89, 125, 129 132 Foster, Pat 100 Foster, Sue 89, 120, 136 221 Franczak, Marietta 75 Frane, Judy 90 136 Frank, Henery 90 Frankeberger, Bob 47 Franklin, Jack 90 Franks, Toby 31, 90, 118, 129,132 Franz, Carole 100 203 Fraser, Gary 90 Frayee, Beth 90 Frayer, Tom 1,00 167 Freeman, Mary Ann 42 128 Freeman, Harry 47,160 192 Freiheit, Delous 90, 118,136 Freilich, Yolanda 47, 120, 128 139 French, Joanne 90,132 French, Mary 75 Frissell. Charlotte 100 Fritz, Nancy 75 Fritzmerer, Alvin 90 Frost, Mikell 33, 34. 47, 69, 113. 120 131 Frost, Sue 100, 130 133 Frye, Bruce 90 Frye, Harry 47 Frye, Susan 75 Fulgham, Earnest 100 Fulkerson, Barbara 90 Fuller, Johnny 100 Fullmer, Carlou 75 Furley, Janet 100 Furr, Shirley 75 125 Futrelle, Carole 32, 33, 90 187 G Galen, Mary Lou 48,115 143 Gallo, Ann 90 Gallo, Louie 100 Gallo, Tommy 75 Galster, Lyle 48 Gamble, Ellen 100 Gamborg, Dick 75 Gamel, Ann 75 Ganes, Mary Pat 90 Ganis, Barbara 90 Ganolis, Catherine 76 Garber, Paula 87, 90, 131 Gardner, Horace 90, 108 130 Gardner, Julie 48 Gardner, Laroy 48 Gardner, Mike 90 Garry, Pat 100 Gater, Prudie Ann 100, 124, 137 Gates, Larry 90 Gatlin, Sherry 76, 128 129 Gelber, Ann 33,48,128, 131, 132, 184 Gelber, Jean 100, 201 Gellatly. Nancy 48 Goettl, Bruce Humphrey, Glen 78 Gentry, Marilyn George, Bob George, Larry George, Sandra Gettig, Carol Gettig, Judy Gettys, Kenneth Gettys, Patricia Gibbs, Francia Gibson, Carol Jean Gieger, Jack 4, 14, 31, 70, 136, 164, Gigllo, Joe Gilbert, Deanna Gilbert, Larry Gill, Joe Gillespie. Robert Gilliam, Loraine 100, Gilmore, Patsy Gimple, Bill Gingrich, Rocky Ginn, Dan Glnn, Elliot Gipson, James 29, 48, Givans, James Glad, Bonnie 76, 120, 180, Glasco, Barbara 76, 133, Glauser, Ted Glover, Dick Goble, Dlxle 76, 82, 130, -Godbout, Johnny Goettl, Loraine 48, 111, 120, Gdettl, Loretta 48, 111, 113, Goldberg, Louls Golden, Bob Goldenberg, Connie Gollub, Michael 100, Gollwitzer, Robert 49, Good, Andy Good, Charles fGoodman Murra 134, . Y Goodoien, David Gorden, Darlene Gorden, Frances 30, 49, Gorodesky, Elaine Gose, Charles Goss, Bernard 90, Gotch, Dan Gower, Richard 49, Grace. Diane Gracey, Nancy Graham, Janelle Graham. Pat Gran, Shirley Grandolfo, Joe Granger, Blll Gray, Judy Gray, Tonla Graybeal, Robert Greathouse, Lllllan Greear, Jon Green, Bob Green, Jerry Greene, Barbara Greenberg, Harold Greene, Mary Louise Greenrock, Billy Greer, Mary Gregory, Barbara Gregory, Don 100, 120, Gregory, James Gretzinger, Carl Grlder, Carol 49, Griffin, Ann 100, Grlffen, Virginia Grlrgs, Norma 49, 109, Grimm. Margaret Groff. Joan 76, Grosback, James Gross, Jo Ann Gross. Roslyn 100 90 123 100 48,115 90,119 90 48,135 48,185 76 76, 134, 167,187 76 100 172.190 100 90 133,135 100 100,162 100 100 100 50, 134, 187,193 71,76 186,208 180,189 48.120 100,167 180,186 48,118 100 128,131 130,131 48 76 33,48 129.162 134,205 100 49 158,162 100,162 76 128.132 49 90 122.216 100 138,210 76 90 49 100,190 33.100 76 100.119 100.133 100 49 76 49 90 100 90,135 31,100 90 100.136 90 76 134,137 35 90 177.178 135,190 100 128.132 49. 138 180, 189 90 90, 119 762 128 Grostad. Floyd 90 Grott, Tom 100 Groves, Nancy 90, 129, 176 Guetschow, Corrine 31, 100 Guild, Janet 90, 129, 176 Gurley, Karen 100, 133 Gustafson, Curtis 76 Guthrie, John 31, 90, 135 H Hack, Wanda 76, 135 Haddock. Connie 49, 132 Haehl, Steven 90, 216 Hagin, Kenneth 76,114 Haimes, Jacque 90, 120 Haimes, Linda 90 Haines, Richard 100 Haladay, Sharon 76 Haley, Suzanne 100 Halgas, Elaine 129 Hall, Harold 100 Hall, John 90,135 Hall, Linda 90 Hall, Martha 49 Hall, Pauline 5:0 Hall Robert 90 126, 128, 130. 131, 186, 191. 192 215 , 195, 197,199, 77 Hodgson, Morrine , 220 Hoeffer, Loulla 90 Hoffman, Everett 77, 135 Hoffman, Harvey 90 Hoffman, Ralph 90, 221 Holbert, Connie 77 Holcolm, Larry 90, 137 Holcomb, Carole 77 Hold, Jim 101, 162 Holder, Clayton 90 Holgas, Elaine 77 Holko, Paul 77, 118 Hollar, Mike 101 Holleman, Betty 77 Hollenbeck. Donald 101, 130 Holm, Caroline 77, 176 Holman, Dixie 51 Holman, Myron 90 194 Holmes, Gene 90, 174, Holmes, Jo Ann 77 Holmes, Robert 34. 51, 61, 126. 136, 143, 144. 192, 195, 222 Holmes Roberta. 90. 176 Holmes. Victor 101,158, 167 Holty, Charles 90 , 178 58, 109, Hall, Roger 140 Hallberg, Sharon 100 Hallbery, Freddy 6, 90, 160, 162 Haller, Bill 90 Halley, Art 31, 90, 134 Halliburton, Mary Lou 30, 49, 69, 120 Halpin, Bobby 90 Halvorson, Duane 100, 162 Halvorson, Larry 100, 162 Hamberlin, Doyle 100, 135 Hamburger, Miriam 31, 31' Hamilton, Janet 90 Hamilton, La Vonne 76 Hammon, Bruce 100 Hammon, Don 90 Hankins, Larry 100, 158, 162 Hanna, Artice 90, 139 Hanna, Marlene 100, 139 Hansen, Craig 90 Harar, Beverly 100 Hardt, Sharon 100 Hargrove, Pattie 100, 180 Harman, Bonnie 33, 100, 133 Harman, Laren 100 Harold, Erich 71, 76 Harper, Eugene 49, 160, 162 Harrah, Stuart 137 Harris, Brenda 33, 39, 49, 120, 128 Harris, Don 162 Harris, Donald 164 Harris, Jim 76, 122, 137 Harris, Norma 76, 178 Harrison, Melvin 49 Harshman, Chesta Elaine 50, 128 Hooker, John 90 Hooker. Keith 58, 90 Hooper, Douglas 90 Hoopes, Larry 101, 136 Hoover, Gretchen 90, 111, 112 Hopkins, Ruth, Ellen 77 Hornbrook, Christine 51, 130 Horton, Sandra 77, 85 Horwitz, Lynda 101 Hough, Mary Houk, Roberta House, Lola Howard, Judy Howard, Marjorie Howarth, Lawrence Howe, Twyla Howick, Deanna Howick, Jackie Hubiak, Don 77, 101, 51 1 101 144 101 101 191 124 31, 90, 120 90 101, 176 Howsman, Alice 101, 129, 133, 179 5 173 Hubiak John . 77. Hudak, Thomas 30, 37, 51, 54, Hudlow, Audrey 101, Hudlow, Mary Lou 33, 34, 77, Hudsbeth, Chuck 51, Huffine, Carol 30, 51, H hes Jim 90 ug . Hughes, Katie 77, 81, 129, 133, Hughes, Mike Huie, Judy Hules, Gwen Hull, Gary Hull, Margaret 101, 129, Humble, Nancy 90, Humphrey, Bob 28, 77, Humphrey, Chuck 90, Humphrey, Eddie 101 Hunt, Bonnie Hunt, Joe Hunt, Paul Hunter, Diane Hartman, Gail 100 Hartman, Nancy 90 Hartman, Ron 90 Hatcher, Nancy 76, 80, 180, 208 Hatfield, Jack 119 Hathy, Sandra 129, 138 Hauser, Kathryn 50, 128, 131 Haviland, Clyde 90 Hawk, Vonna May 50 Hayes, Ernie 90 Hayes, Ethyl 100, 176, 179 Hayes, Fred 50 Hayes, Joyce 50, 128, 176, 177 Hayes, Naoma 76, 178 Hays, Bob 100 Heald, Gail 76 Heard, Kathyly 90 Heath, Alice 100 Hedges, Blanche 30, 50, 110, 113, 130, 131 Hedges, Buzz 100, 130, 134, 158, 162, 191, 194 Hedges, Walter 122 Heidecker, Monica 101, 130, 176, 179, 192, 193 Hell, Andrea 31 Heineman, Janet 76 Helskell, Marilyn 76 Helgerson, Bill 101 Helser, Lou 101 Heivle, Frances 101 Helvie, Selma 90 Henderson, Charles 101, 194 Henderson, Don 101 Henderson, Shirley 76 Henerson, George 174 Henley, Carole 101 Henn, Carl 101, 219 Henn, Carol 76 Henrlckson, David 50 Henrie, Patrick 101, 176 Henry, Carolyn 76 Henry, Charlotte 101 Henry, Clifford 90, 174 Henson, Dwain 101 Hentz, June Ann 30, 50, 132 Hernes, Fran 76 Herskovets, J udy 76 57, 108, 128, 130,158,205 179 101, 101 70, 171 174 132 , 122 186 136 133 77 90 101, 107, 179 176 172 130 , 134 101 136 71, 172, 211 90 77 Jennings, Ruth '91, Jensen, Judy 101, Jesperson, Jay Jeude, Ann Jeude, Jim 101, John, Carol Johns, Jack Johnson, Addie Joyce Johnson, Bill 91, Johnson, Bill Johnson, Bryan 52, 85, 164, Johnson, Bud Johnson, Colleen 52, Johnson, Duan Johnson, David Johnson, Diane Johnson, Dick 77, Johnson, Everett Johnson, George Marvin 34, 120, Johnson, Janet 33, 91, Johnson, Janice Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Judy Johnson, Larry Johnson, Myra Johnson, Paul 101, Johnson, Rebecca I 101, Johnson, Robert 78, 124, 134, Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sterling Johnson, Sue Johnson, Valeria Johnson, William Jones, Barbara 91, Jones, Biff Jones, Billie 31, 101, 133, Jones, Charles Jones, Deanna Jones, Dickie 101 Jones, John 101 Jones, Judy Jones, Larry Jones, Marilyn Jones, Phillip 101 Jones, Ray Jones, Robert 52 Jordan, Janet Jordan, Marlene Joseph. Lois Judd, Ken Judd, Martha Julian, Lonnie Julius, Tim K Kadish, Jean 52, Kaetz, George Kahn, Elaine Kajimura, Kathy 101, 176, 179, Kallof, Joe Kallof, Virginia Kaminski, Sandra Kamper, Mike Kanne, Barry 101 Kaplan, Samuel 91 Kappos, Gracie Karaba, Sam Karas, Christine Karson, Eric 101, 158 Kassel, Mary Susan 52 Kaufman, Claire Kaufman, Evelyn 91 Kawamura, Hiroshi Kawamura, Kimlko Kawamura, Tomiko 78 Keel, Marlene Keller, Phyllis Keller, Ronald 91, 120 Keller, Starlyn 52 Kelley, Dennis Kelley, John 52. 118,137 Kelly, Ann 7. 31. 33, 91. 180, 189, 193, Kelly, Kav Kemp. Billie Kennedy, Harold Kennedy, Mary 52, 85. 132. 190, 191,196. Kenson. John 91, Kenyon, Harland Kerndt, Bruce Kerr, Donna 78, Kerr, Liz 129, 133, iso, Herzberg, Michael 50, 143, 144, 189 Herzberg, Phyllis 90, 129, 132, 201 Hess, Lynn 77, 119 Hester, Glenda 90 Hickman, David 101, 170 Hicks, Jan 77 Hicks, John 101 Hicks, Susan 101, 133 Higginbotham, Ann 51 Hllding, Ronald 77, 128, 130 Hill, Jim 90, 167 Hinds, Bob 90 Hine, Blair 31, 101, 130 Hines, Bonnie 77, 180, 189 Hing, Buddy 30, 51 Hing, Marilyn 51 Hinson, Dick 77 Hiser, Derrel 101 Hitchcock, Sheryl 90 Hobbs, Bob 101, 170 Hobe, Carl 34, 35, 39, 51, 85, 110, 136,163,164, 165,167, 192, 206, 218, 222 Hodapp, Oliver 101,125 Hodges, Carl 34, 51, 69, 109, 111, Hunter, Janice 90, 132 Hurt, Betty 101, 190 Hurt, Mary 77 Hurley, Kathy 91, 33, 132 Hussey, Arthur 91, Hussey, Teresa 101, 176 Hutt, Lela 77 Hyland, Barb-ara 51 Hylen, David 101 I Ince, Robert 91 Ingle, Denton 101 Inglis, Geraldine 101, 133 Ingram, Eileen 91 Isaac, Barbara 91 Isaac, La Von 91 J Jacka, John 29, 39, 51, 108, 128, 130, 188, 203, 205 Jackson, Lloyd 91 Jackson, Mary Beth 91 Jackson, Paul 51 Jacobs, Jerry 77, 78, 124, 130, 131, 137 Jacobson, Bruce 77, 137 Jacobson, Donald 101 James, Gerald 51, 128,140 Janett, William 51 Jansen, Carol 77 Jansen, Evelyn 52 Jarrett, Dick 91 Jarrett, Janet 101,133, 179 Jean, Collette 77 Jenkins, Patty 77 Jennings, Elaine 31, 91, 115, 120, 132 234 Kesler, Liz 33, 68, 86, Kesler, Norman 101, Ketcham, Phillip 52, 68, 138, Ketchum, Dennis Kettering, Edith 52, Kidney, Gerald 52, Kiedaisch, John 81, 122, Kiessel, Barbara Kimball, Gail 101, Kime, Chuck 101, King, Carolyn King, Charles 101, King, Conrad King, Donald 102, King, Gerald 132 133 101 52 137 91 91 77 119 91 167 119 118 101 101 77 125 202 52, 130 132 91 77 101 101 91 135 191 139 167 101 91 101 140 136 39 139 101 78 162 123 91' 101 101 136 78 139 91 91 101 91 78 101 91 128 101 78 180 172 101 101 91 139 137 52 101 52 170 128 101 120 101 52 176 52 101 162 132 101 185 110. 212 133 101 186. 218 134 91 101 189 101 120 194 139 101 128 139 137 78 133 167 78 135 78 118 91 King, Jay King, Mike King, Richard King, Willie Kingston, Norman Kinsey, Kay Kinsley, Joseph Kirby, Don Kirk, Judy Kirkman, Chuck Kirkman, James Kirkpatrick, Lynne Kirsch, Kathleen Kirsch, Ken Kist, Dessie Kist, Orlin Kitzman, Bob 78,131 53,137 102 102,135,190 53,68,173 91 102 78,123 78 102,162 102,162 8,53,180,182 102 102 102,192 53,192,215 91 Kiviat, William 53, 112, 112, 186, 215 Kiyler, Nancy 78 Kjelgaard, Karen 102 Kjer, Harry 91 Klaiber, Martha 133, 180 Klampe, Carol 78 Kleinpeter, Gary 53 Kline, Brenda 102 Kline, Susan 78, 120, 128, 129 Klocki, Peter 110, 192 Knight, Jean 78, 133 Knoblock, Myrna 91 Kobey, Cy 91, 119, 167 Kobey Ivan 78 Kohfeldt, Mary Lou 22, 70, 78, 109, 128, 129, 131, 173, Kohlbrecher, Kenneth 108, 186 102 Kolb, Ronnie 91 Kort, Ted 28, 78, 130 Kostewa, Jerri 91, 132 Kramer, Howard 91 Krause, John 53, 122, 123, 134 Krebs, Barbara 33, 91 Krichman, Leba 53 Kross, Diane 102 Kuczyk, Mary Ann 30, 78 Kulik, Bill 91 Kull, Garry 195 Kunaschk, Ed 53, 120 Kunaschk, Phyllis 91 Kunkel, Diane 78. 129 Kurz, Richard 25, 27, 30, 53, 68, 108, 126, 128, 193, 197, 205 Kwiatkowski, Sophie 78, 128. 138, 140 L Laber, Bill 91 Ladas, Anita 102, 133 Ladner, Katherine 102 Ladler, Joe 131 La Fave, Bill 53, 136, 206 La Fave, Elaine 78 Lain, Wanda 102, 129 Lama, Leo 53 Lamareainx, Jeanine 216 Lamb, Virginia 53 Lamps, Fred 120, 142, 211, 215 Lance, Susan 102, 130 Landis, Jim 136 Landis, Nancy 91 Lane, Sandra, 53 Lang, Sauart 53, 128, 131 Langdon, Linda 102, 200 Langert, Rita 102, 133 Langley, John ' 134 Lanman, Judy 102, 129, 138 Lann, Frances 91 Lann, Tim 102 Lanning, Clifford 123 Lanning, Dorothy 31, 91 Larriva, Rene 73, 78, 107, 130, 135, 136, 162, 217 Larsen, Raymond 91 Larson, David 91 Larson, Jimmy 78 Larson, Kay 31, 102 Larson, Mary Sue 132 Laskey, Richard 102 Latimer, Patricia 53 Laughran, Bernadette 78 Lautzenheiser, Elizabeth 53, Lavelle, Francine 53 Lawrence, Arden 34 Lawrence, Larry 102 Lawrence, Nancy Lee 54 Lawson, Mike 91 Lawson, Phil 102 Lay, George 91 Lay, Judith 31 Lay, Nancy 102, 176, 179, 180 Leach, Ken 102 Leach, Patrick 102 Leal, Lelkina 102, 139 Leatham, Ruth 91 Leavitt, Nancy 54 Lebeau, Beverly 91 Lebeau, Deanna 91 Lebeau, Joyce 54 Le Bold, John 102 Lecky, Linda Ledbetter, Jim Ledbetter, Suzanne Lee, Norman 102 91, 139 102, 133, 179 54, 167 Lee, Shirley 91 Lee, Yvonne 54 Legan, John 78 Lehmar, Charles 102, 190 Lentz, Martin 102 Lenz, Linda 91 Lenz, Keith 91, 167 Lester, Fayelynn 91, 130 Levan, Jim 102 Leverton, Jeannette 78 Levin, Kenny 102 Levon, Donald 54 Lewinthal, Sandra 78 Leytham, Roger 78, 122 Laura, Libby 54 Libby, Lois 135 Liby, Laura 54 Lichtwald, Jerry Lichtwald, Patricia 78 Liddell. Nancy 102 Liebo, Sue 102, 133, 179 Lilly, Shirley 102 Lillywhite, Carol 91 Lillywhite, Margaret 54 Lincoln, Don 91, 219 Lindnfer, Christine 102, 133 Lineherry, Gary 78 Linville. David 102, 167 Lipschultz, Allen 102, 140 Lira, Delores 91 Little, Sally 91 Litzenberger, Betty 78 Litzenberger, Johnny 91 Lockett, Bob 91 Lodmell, Gary 54 Logan, Donn 79 Lombard, Robert 54 Long, John 137 Long, Leslie 79, 135, 167 Long, Ora Mae 54 Long, Pat 79 Long, Phyllis 102 Long, Shari 102, 133 Lonsdale, Margaret 102 Look, Judy 91, 133 Lovato, Toni 102 Love, Norma 79, 135 Loveall, Joanne 102 Lovelace, Dottie 102, 119, 133 Lovelace, Genny 79 Lovelace, Jeanise 118 Low, Bernice 91 Lowe, Carol 54 Lowell, Joan 102 Lowrle, Edwin 91 Loynd, Paula 54 Lucas, Ellen 31, 32, 34, 132, 180, 187, 189 Lugo, Billie 135 Luke, Dorothy 79, 180, 208 Lurber, Bob 119 Lurie, Cheryl 30, 79 Lusk, Joan 79 Lyons, Bob 79, 118 Lynn, Sherril Micaela 54, 128, 132 M Mabry, Emma. 91, 135 Macarl, Charlotte 54, 107 Macarl, Nancy 79 Macaliun, Doris 102 Mack, Richard 139 Mackey, Elliot 91 Mackin, Dean 102 Madrid, Frank 91 Magleby, Sharon 102 Magnuson, Wayne 102, 162 Mahaffey, Bill 102 Mahaffey, Linda 32, 54, 68, 128, 184,186, 190, 196 Major, Loretta 130, 132 Malcolm, Bob 102 Maldonado, Rachel 91, 176, 178 Malkus, Henry 102, 174 Mallas, Athena 54 Mallin, Bruce 79, 120, 139 Malstrom, DeForest 102 Mancinelli, Dick 102 Mangan, Jo Anne 79 Mangum, Sylvia 33, 54, 120, 128, 131, 142, 180 Maple, Bob 102 Maple, Judith 55 Marcus, Norman 91 Mardon, Mary Louise 55 Margolis, Eugene 129 Markley, Sue 102 Markwell, Paul 91 Marlin, John 119, 139 Marque, Bob 91, 122, 123 Marshall, Beverly 102 Marshall, Gary 91 Marshall, John 91, 122 Marteeny, Jean 31, 79 Martin, Ann 91 Martin, Dennis 102 Martin, Diane 102 Martin, Doug 122 Martin, Janet 86, 92 Martin, Janet Evelyn 55, 13 Martin, Judy 92 Martin, Kenneth 92 Martin, Nancy 38, 39, 55, 71, 128, 186, 190, 191, 196 Martin, Sharon 92 Martin, Virginia 102 Martz, Charles 55 Mason, Jim 54, 57, 158, 160, 161, 162 Massingale, Douglas 55 Mast, Bill 35, 134, 135 Mast, James 39, 55, 71, 130, 134, 135 Mathews, Jan 96, 97, 133 lvfatlow, Beverly 102 Matson, Sharon 102 Matteson, Gall 92, 129, 132 Mattson, Gary 92, 158, 162 Matusiak, Ronny 92 Maurer, Ray 158, 160, 162 Maurin, Phyllis 55, 128 Maxwell, David 102, 136 Mays, Kenneth 55, 120 McCanlies, Clifford 102 McCardle, William 56 McCarley, Barbara McCarty, Tom McCaulley, Diane McCloskey, Sharon 33, McConnell, Karen McCoy, Jim McCrary, Marilyn McCrary, Sandra McCuaig, Dorothy McCuaig, Sharon McCulley, Kay McCune, Patrick McCurry, Wilson 134, 1-39, 211, 79, 129, 176, 177 178 102, , 87, 174 102, 135 133 178 92 92, 137 79, 142 92, 135 79 92 118 215 102 169 79 79 102 McDade, Roger 31, 79, 136, McDaniel, Alice McDaniel, Judy McDaniel, Sally McDonald, Charles 92, 118, 196 McDonough, Eileen 102 McDonough, Kathlene 92 McDougall, Ronnie 92 McDowell, Mike 102 McElhinney, Bob 103 McElhinney, Margie 56 McElroy, Gary 56, 119, 128, 130 McEowen, Barbara 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 39, 56, 69, 115, 128 McEowen, Bill 92, 158, 162 McFadden, Jacqueline 56, 132 McGinnis, Barbara ' 79 McGinnis, Carol 103 McGinnis, John 103 McGonogle, Gayle 79 McGrath, James 56, 134, 135, 196 McGrew, Carol 56, 130, 221 Mclntire, Gary 103, 162 McKellips, Gordon 103, 131 McKelvey, Eddie 79 McKown, Martha 92 McLainey, Tyrone 103 McLaws, Della 68 McNeil, Joan 79 McNeil, John Phillip 103 McNeil, Rose Ann 103 McRuer, Marilyn 33, 79, 133, 218 McRuer, Sherrill 33, 96, 103, 133, 205 McVay, Clark 103 McVay, Sandra 34, 70, 79, 126, 201, 222 Mead, Marilyn 56 Mead, Patricia 92 Meadows. Ann 79 Mealey, Dick 79 Mealy, Gregg 103 Meegan, George 56, 164, 167, 206 Melendez, Richard 56. 114, 119, 123, 130, 135 Melton, Frances Judith 56 Mendenhall, Alice 92 Menser, Paula 92 Meredith, Diana 92 Meredith, Ted 92, 174 Meredith, Tommy 79, 174 Merendin Alex 92 8 Merrill, Lehna Mertens, Corky 103 103, 133 119 Meuser, Ellen 92, Meyers, Patricia 33, 79, 180, 186, 208 Michael, Melvin 92 Micks, Gabriella 32, 37, 56, 203, 221 Midriff, Marilyn 92, 132, 135, 176 Mikes, Robert 56 Milford, Bob 92 Miller, Benjamlne 56, 108, 130 Miller, Donna 92 Miller, Georgia 79 Miller. Jean 79 235 Miller, Judy 103 Miller, Judy 92 Miller,-Katheryn 79 Miller, Kenny 56 Miller, Loren 79 Miller, Sue 92, 120, 124, 129 Millington, Fran 103 Mills, Barbara 79 Mills, Nancy 92, 132 Mills, Sandra 79 Minneci, Jack 92, 134 Minnich, Michael 103 Mironowski, Alice 56, 128 Miskiel, Bob 103 Mitchell, William 103 Moeller, Karen 80 Moenkhaus, Wayne 56 -Molodow, Phillip 92 ,Mondo, Marie 31, 103, 130 Monsees, Mary Ann 31, 103, 133, 179 Moore, Carol. 103, 135 Moore, Donna 57, 132 Moore, Nancy 29, 92, 120 Moore, Phyllis 92, 138 Moreno, Juanita 80 Morgan, Renee 103 Morgan, Susan 92 Morgenthal, Florence 103 Morris, Deane 92, Morris, Harvey 103 Morris, Maxine 103 Morris, Ronald 57, 139 Morrison, Roy 30, 92 Morrow, Barbara 92 Morrow, Bill 87, 92 Morse, Lawrence 87, 92 Mortensen, Malard 103 Morton, Mary 80, 136 Mosby, Lucille 80 Moss, Kay 92, 132 Mougeot, 'Ped 31, 103, 129 Mouritsen, Maren 92, 129 Mourning, Ken 103 Mulholland, Mike 92 Mulhern, Mary 92 Mullins, Monica 103 Mundall, Danny 192 Mundy, Tom 92 Munsil, Willeta 92, 129, 136 Murders, Barbara 92 Murphey, Patsy 80 Murphy, Betty 57 Murphy, Michael 103 Murray, Ivan 29, 30, 39, 57. 108. Murray, Virginia Musgrave, Patricia Musgrave, Sandra Muthler, Elaine Muthler, Jane 118, 130, 135 92 57 57, 68, 120, 195 92 57 Myers, William 50, 57, 69, Myhand, Rhea N Narrinberg, Bill Nathanson, Larry Naylor, Milton 30, 80, 130, Neal, Jeanine Neal, Perry Neeleman, Leo Neely, Bill Nehrbass, Naomi Nellessen, Sharron Nelson, Barbara Nelson, David Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Richard Netherton, Bob Newbrough, Janet Newhouse. Martha Newman, Ronald Newmark, Flo Newton, Floyd Nlcastle, Donnlslee Nicholls, Kay Nichols, Carolyn Nichols, Richard Nichols, Shari Nickel, Ardlth Nlckum, John Nickum, Richard Nicoson, Don Niles, Jayne Niles, Nlck Noga, Toni Nojgaard, Marcia Nonnamaker, Norma Norlln, Margaret Normandin, Diane Norris, Dean Norton, Nancy 130, 191, 39, 57, 118 103, 158, 167 31, 54, 57, 74, 136, 144, 158. 160, 162, 217 103 57, 135 80 92 57, 128, 139 103, 133 33, 57, 132 162 176, 179 103 92, 134 80 103 30, 38, 39, 57, 124, 125, 188 31, 103, 125, 129, 213 57, 92 80 103 176 103 80, 180, 189 92 158 92, 50, 57, 140, 143, 144, 147 103 80, 135, 207 103 92 178 57 57, 180, 177 103 80. 136 103 Nowokunski. Barbara Nuffsinger, Mary 103 0 Obllan, Gloria Odell, Virgil 80, 118, 135, Oehm, Gerald 92, 125, Oelkers, Walter Officer, Sharon Okabe, Emiko Ok'eran, Sylvia Olin, Marjorie Olinger, Barbara 140 129 80 1 ouver,B0bb1e 80,82,13l Oliver, Larry Olsen, Dick 31, 37, 96, 97, 80 Olson, Deanna Olson, Lona 92 201 103 180 35, 60, 107,130, Roney, Rosabel Rosenber Bob 130 138 80 196 130 92 138 103 129 92 132 207 92 158 189 92 Orlie, Michael 103, 167 Ormsby, Ralph 92 Ornelas, Gloria 92, 132 Osborne, Linda 103, 129 Oseran, Sylvia 103, 133 Ostlund, Karen 92, 132 Ostrowski, Saundra 103 Oswald, Bill 92 Oswald, Jim 147, 174, 206 Overson, Carole 92 Owen, Phyllis 92, 132 Owens, Judy 103 Owens, Mary 103 Oxman, David 92 Oxman. Paul 103, 138, 200, 210 Oyler, lreta 103, 133 P Pablo, Kenneth 103, 167 Pace, Donna 30, 38, 39, 57, 131, 132,184, 193,199 Packer, Sylvia 103 Packard, Anita 80 Packard, Virginia 57 Packwood, Flnetta 57, 119, 125, 128 Padgett, Donna 31, 92, 176 Padgett, Fred ,92 Page, John 80, 125 Pale. Nancy 103, 133 Palmer, Bruce 92, 138, 210 Palmer, Carol 103 Palmer, Larry 73, 80, 120, 136, 217 Palmer, Louis 80, 221 Parker, David 103, 139 Parker, Jane 29, 39, 55, 57, 69, 108, 112, 141, 186, 195 Parker, John 92, 122 Parks, Sharon 103 Parrish, Beverly 103 Parrish, Ken 92, 134 Partin, Pat 92, 120, 125, 129,185 Passey, Delight 31, 80 Patelson, Eddie 57 Patrick, Lyle 103 Patrick, Patsy 80 Patterson, Betsy 34, 58,131 Patterson, Betty 58 Patterson, Dorothy 92 Patterson, Kathy 92, 108, 112 Pauley, Jerry 92 Pavell, Marty 85, 103 Pavell, Paula 103 Payne, David 92, 122 Payne, Jackie 132 Payne, Sue 103 Peake, Jim 80, 118, 128, 129, 139 Pease, Craig 103 Peck, Dorothy 92 Peck, Emmett 58, 120 Peck, Murray 92 Pederson, Harriet 58, 139 Pelton, Judy 103, 125 Pelts, Linda 103 Penberthy, Jim 80 Pence, Dale 103 -Pence, Donn 212 Pennington, Joseph 93, 172 Peoples, Sue 93, 107 Peotter, Bill 103 Pepping, Anneta 93 Peralta. Bob 93 Peralta, Danny 103 Peralta, Geraldine 58, 139, 176 Perkins, Claire 103 Perkins, Jane 93 Perkins, Kenny 103 Pessell, Roger 93 Peternel, Helen 93 Peterson, Barbara 80, 179 Peterson, Beth 80 Peterson, Christine 103 Peterson, David 58 Peterson. Eugene 80, 154 Petman, Virginia 93 Petty, Myrna 93, 120, 136 Peugnet, Charles 123 Phillips, Bob 103 Phlllips,.1at-k 103 Phillips, Jerry 193 Phillips, Jody 58 Phillips, Judy 31, 39, 70, 80, 8, 12 129, 137, 180, 193, 208 Roberson, Loretta 81 Roberson, Maxie 93 Roberts, Bonnie 104 Roberts, Carole 81, 120, 128, 129, 133 Roberts, Charmaine 93 Roberts, David 93 Roberts, Dennis 81, 120 Roberts, Gregg 104, 122 Roberts, Jerry 39, 60, 160, 161, 192 Roberts, Judy 93 Roberts, Neal 60, 192, 193 Robinet, Patsy 81 Robins, Anita 93 Robinson, Ann 104 Robinson, Mike 104, 167, 174 Rock, Jim 93, 130, 158 Rodgers, Ginger 81 Rodolff. Dale 167 Rodriguez, Rita 60, 177, 180 Roemer, Lowell 104 Rogers, Betty 93 Rogers, Carol 93 Rogers, Diane 33, 104 Rogers, Jim 104 Rogers, Norma Gail 33, 81 Rogers, Roy 104 Rogers, Sue 93, 132, 200 Rogow, Don 93 Rolan, Sally 93 Rollins, Velda 93 Romley, .Toe 31, 104,129, 185 Roncal, Avelina 31, 138 Roney, James Roof, Barbara Roosevelt, Carol 134, 135 60, 128, 132, 189 104 104 Rose, Rose Rose f Rose: Rose, Rose Il, Diane Eddy Helen Jackie Mike Arlene gy Rosenfeld, Fred Rosenlof, Joyce Rosenstock, Harvey Ross, Danny Rotan, Ed Rote, Wendell Roth, Dan Rountree, Isabelle Rowland, Dennise Rub-in, Alvin Rudd, Noel Runkel, Harold Rupp, Gladys Russell, Diane Russell, Jim Ruston, Bill Rutherford, Gene' 31, 33. 87, 93, 110, 129, 180 93 81 104 93 128 104 60 104 104 104 93 31, 134, 162 60, 63, 156, 158, 164, 166, 167 31, 81, 129, 131 31, 81, 180 93 104 93 104 104, 133 104 140 Rutherford, Rosalie Rutledge, Mary Rutledge, Robert 60, Butz, Mtrna 81, 177, Ryan, Dana 38, 60, 130, Ryan, Sue Ryden, Deanna 33, 104, R mer Barbara 33, 60, Y 1 Rymer, Ronald 25, 70, 81, 130, S Saad, Beth Sagawa, Kazuko 60 104 104 93 215 178 180 81 133 132 205 81 31, 70, 81, 128, 129,133,177 Phillips, Sherry 103, 124, 125 Phillips, Sue 39, 59, 128, 131, 214 Pickering, Wanda 93 Pieper, Lloyd 103 Piester, Leroy 80 Pizer, Diane 59 Plummer, Paul 80 Poaks, Don 220 Poe, Mary 93 Pohle, Georgia 191 Polen, Andrea 80, 131 Polenski, Jim 80, 187 Polk, Howard 80 Pomeroy, Benjamine 59, 120 Pond, Barbara 104, 133 Pond, Robert 59, 124, 139 Pontius, Lenice 80 Pool, Johanna 93, 129 Pool, Tacla 59, 132 Pope, Barbara 104 Pope, John 104, 162 Popkln, Larry 93 Poque. Bill 103, 125 Post, Suzanne 59, 120, 130, 195 Powell, Wyla 93 Powers, Frankie 80 Powney, Carol 81, 178 Prall, John 123 Prendergast, Donna 93 Price, Dixina 71, 74, 81, 186, 190 Price, Everette 93 Price, Ron 104, 120 Prichard, Deanna 81 Prickett, Hart 31, 81. 186, 190, 196, 218 Proflri, Gary 104 Prychodnik, Paul 93. 118, 122 Puckles, Donne 104, 138, 210 Pulley, Aloha 93 Pulley, Dolores 93 Pullman, Stephany 104 Pyper. John 59, 119, 128 Pyper, Walter 118, 128, 129, 137 Q Quick, Glen 25, 28, 59, 108, 128, 130, 205 Quinn, Elllin 104, 119 Quinn, Joanna 104 Quintel, Vinson 81 R Rabenowitz, David 81, 134, 172 Rackers, Shirley 104 Radnick, Susan 31, 34, 93 Rae, Mary 81 Rago, Jerry 104, 187, 135 Rains, Sharon 93, 125, 132, 131 Rainy, Hugh 59 Rambacker, Barby 81 Ramenofsky, Max 93, 135,158, 167 Ranch, Arlynne 39, 59, 11, 130, 142, 180 Randolph, Ross 34, 81, 135, 164, 167 Ransdell, Bill 93, 118, 120 Ransom, Joan 81, 136 Rapte, John 81 Rarback, Gail- 104 Raskin, Hope 93 Rasmussen, Robert 104, 130. 162, 194 Ravert, Bryan 93 Ray, James 59, 160, 161, 162. 192, 193 Raybourn, Ronald 104 Raymond. Mary Lou 59, 114 Reale. Thomas 139 Redding, Janet 132 Redding, Linda 104 Redmond, Judy 33, 81, 82, 120, 130 Reed, Sarah ' ' 104, 139 Reed. Vanda 59, 132 Reehl, Sue 104 Reese. Darlene 59 Reeves, Joanne 104 Reid, Dianna 81 Reimche, Kay 104 Reinhold, Dave 93,136 Reminger, John 93, 162 Renschler, Joyce 104 Revels, Jona 93 Reynolds, Osborne 93 Rice, Janet 93 Rice, Peggy 59, 136 Rich, Helen 104 Richard, David 59, 139 Richard, Don 93, 119 Richards, Virginia 29, 59, 120. 125, 128 Ricker, Wilene 127 Riggs, Sandy 104 Riggs, Wayne 87 Ritchie, Alice 31, 93, 132, 176 Ritchie, Dan 104 Ritchie, Joshua 60, 118, 128, 134 Ritchie, Sally Lee 81 Rivers, Fred 81, 124 Rix, Bernard 81 Robbins, Larry 93, 131, 134, 172 Salm, Earlene 93, 129 Salmon, Mike 118 Salmon, Sharon 31, 104, 107 Samuels, Jeanne 60, 69 Samuels, Sally 60, 132, 176, 177 Sanchez, Carole 60 Sanders, Bill 104, 162 Sanders, Charles 104 Sanders, Jerry 27, 28, 29, 30, 55, 63, 69, 108, 186, 193, 199, 207 -Sanders, Pat 81, 118, 133 Sanders, William 93 Sanderson, Betty 93, 200 Sanson, Dave 104 Santucci, Phil 60. 24 Saracino, Lynn 31, 93, 134 Sasai, Bob 60, 134, 185 Satre, Irene 60 Satz, Dottie 34, 61, 69, 110, 126 Saunders, Dave 93 Saunders. Lee 81, 118 Savage, Harold 104, 120, 158 Saxton, Bill 119 Saxton, Ronald 81 Saye, Jonnie 104, 162 Saye, Margaret 82 Schaad, Joseph 93 shaffer, Linda 31, 82, 193 Schaffer, Bonnie 82 Schaeffer, Stuart 61, 128, 130, 1139, 184 236 Schall, Nancy 104, 179 Scheussler, Eugene 104 Scheumack, Ward 93 Schilling, Dennis 82 Schmidt, Mary 93 Schmeider, Bob 104, 134 Schmeider, Carl 82, 128, 129, 134 Schmitz, Robert 82 Schmook, James 25, 61, 108, 130, 135, 158, 205 Schoenburg, Stuart 61, 107, 128 Schoenheider, Donna 61, 138, 139 Schroeder, Mary 104 Schuman, Jo Ann 93, 136 Schwaemmle, Carole 104 Schwakopf, Patricia 104 Schwartz, Zecele 104 Schwarz, Joan 32, 93, 180, 187 Scott, Edward 104 Scott, Jammie 61 Scott, John 93, 120 Scudder. Sandra 82 Seaton, Sally 82 Sebring, Phillip 104 Segersten, Bette 104, 130, 185 56361. Judy 33, 104, 129, 130, 133, 202 Seibert. Jack 104 Seick, Beverly 93 Seick, Janice 93 Seick, Judy 93 Seidel, Kelly 93, 137 Se1d0Il, Kathie 34, 93, 114, 135 Sells, Kathleen 93 Sells, Margaret 61 Seider, Don 135 Senseney, John 82, 200 Sewell, Dan 104 Seyfried, Sandra 104, 133 Shackelford, Charlotte 93, 138 Shaffer, Norma 104 Shapiro, Maxine 32, 82, 133, 180, 186, 208 Sharp, Cynthia 61 Sharp, David 82, 119, 135, 160, 162 Sharp, Georgia 104 Sharp, Marilyn 33, 93, 129, 132 Shaughnessy, Carole 82, 120 Shaurette, Jean 93 Sheely, Lila 82 Sheldon, Bob 71, 76, 82, 118 Shelly, Ann 61 Shemer, Jack 104, 162 Shepard, Janice 104 Shepgrd, Richard 162 Sher r, Ann 32, 82, 128, 171, 184, 187 Sherer, David 61, 108, 128, 130, 135, 190, 211 Sherrod, Floyd 104 Shoemaker, Barbara 82, 138 Shoemaker, Jim 24, 35, 61, 69, 136 Shofner, Frances 61 Shoob, Mark 82 Shumaker, John 93 Shumway, Virginia. 104 Shupe, Bob 104, 167 Sickles, Lane 104 Siegel, Mark 82, 120, 139 Sikes, Ray 82 Sills, Stewart 82 Simmons, Joe 104 Simpson, Ken 82, 162 Simpson, Richard 39, 50, 61 Sims, Judy 93 Slmser, Joan 61, 125 Singer, Sheila 104, 129, 179 Sippel, Charles 104 Sjoberg, Jackie 82, 180 Skipworth, Emily 82 Skipworth, David 93, 140 Skipworth, Norma 82 Sloan, John 104 Sloan, Julie 82, 140 Sloan, Linda '82 Sloan, Rodney 139 Smelick, Don 104 Smelick, Tom 139 Smith, Bemton 61 Smith, Bill 160, 161, 162 Smith, Carl 82 Smith, Dixie 31, 33, 81, 180 Smith, Don 105, 167 Smith, Dorothy 105 Smith, Edwin 61, 135 Smith, Ella 105 Smith, Flo 105 Smith, Frankie 61, 132, 139 Smith, Glenna 93, 115 Smith, Gordon 54, 57, 93, 158, 162 Smith, Hellen 93 Smith, Jan 133 Smith, John 82, 125 Smith, Julius 94 Smith, Loren 94 Smith, Martha 105, 178, 200 -Smith, Mary Ann 82 Smith. Nancy 82 Smith, Pattylynn 94 Smith, Raymond 105 Smith, Ruth 94, 130 Smith, Charlene 105 Smith, Sue 31, 105, 138 Smith, Ted 94 Smolak, Natalie 190 Smythe, Mary 61, 139 Smythe, Pete 105, 120, 130 Smythe, Roberta 105 Smythe, Tom 105, 120, 130 Snoddy, Anne 33, 82, 128, 129, 136 Snow, Charles 50, 62, 69, 128 Sopjack, Michael 82 Sorrel, Bobb-ie 62 Sorrells, Dorothy 62 Sowby, Carol 179, 180 Spangler, Glenn 119 Sparks, Richard 82, 119, 160, 162, 190 Spaugh, James 62 Spaulding, Mark 137, 139, 212 Speaker, Myron 105, 137, 158, 170 Spears, Tom 94, 158 Speights, Peg 105 Sperk, Loraine 105 Sperke, Delores 82 Spetman, Sylvia 105 Splvak, Norma 82 129 Spivey, Alayne 94 138 Sponcel, Linda 129, 179 Spotts, James 25, 28, 30, 37, 62, 108, 128, 130 135 Sprauer, Delbert 94 Spray, Donald 122, 192 215 Spriggs, Virginia 105, 130 133 Stafford, Ronnie 105 Stallcup, Sue 94 Stamen, Gail 201 Stamps, William 62, 136 Stancoff, Maxine 82, 129, 176, 177 Stancoff, Rauseleen 62, 176 Standlee, Nancy 94 132 v Starnes, Samle 62, 132 Statler, Patricia 39, 62, 120, 130, 132, 191. 195 Stava, Martin Stayman, Gall 83, 133, 180 Steele, Fred 94 Steger, Lynda 31, 33, 83. 128, 129, 171, 177, 180,186 Stehr, Dick 62, 113, 194 Stein, Anita 62, 128 Stein, Garry 105 Stein, Joe 105 Stein, Marilyn 94, 217 Steinbronn, Patty 83, 119 Stephens, John 94, 134, 136, 164, 166, 167 Stephens, Judy 62, 119 Stephens, Tommie Sue 32, 62, 132, 142, 187, 194 Stern, Stephen 105, 110, 129, 134, 167 Stevens, Roger Stevens, Sabin 30, 31, 83, 129, 133, 170, 171, 177, 184. 188 Steward, Barbara 29, 39, 62, 68 Steward, Della 105 Steward, Donna 94 Steward, Erline 94 Steward, Janet 32 105 Stewart, Donna 105 Stewart, Jan 62 136 Stewart, Meredith 105 133 Still, Royce 94 Stinson, Peggy 62, 128, 132 176 St. John, Earnest 62 Stofner, Beth 105 Stolsteymer, Anne 105, 180 Stone, Joe 94 Stone, Mike 94 Stowe, Jean 83, 129, 142 Stralen, Michael 94 Strong, Gerald 94 Stuart, Gary 105 Stuart, Richard 83, 111. 129, 131 195 Stufflebeam, Perry 83, 118. 139, 196 Stulce, Leroy 62 139 Styles, Judy 105, 133 Succi, Carlo 94, 162 Succi, Carolyn 31, 33, 83, 133 Sudar, Ida 105, 114 Sudway, Edward 105 Sugar, Margaret 83 Suiter, Robert 94 Sullivan, Clarence 83, 118 Sullivan, Jim 94 Suloff, Suzanne 94 Summers, Don 94, 119, 135 Surber, Don 83, 122 Surberg, Robert 105 Sutherland, Jim 63, 68, 110, 112, 126, 191, 197, 215, 222 Sutton, Bobby 105, 137 Swader, Belva 83 Swain. Sheldon 63 Swarm, Eugenia 105 Swearinger, Donna 63, 114 Swenson, Christine 94, 176, 178 Swlndler, Robert 25, 30, 63, 108, 124, 128, 130, 193, 205 Swital, Diane 63, 120 Swital, Steffie 30, 83, 114 Symns, Bobble 63 Sypherd, Marguerite 83, 111, 133, 205 Syswerda, John 94 T Tadano, Arlene 105, 176 Tanno, John 94 Tate, Jim 94 Taubitz, Ronald 211, 215 Taylor, Bettie 63 Taylor, Cathy 105 Taylor, John 94 -Taylor, Jo 94 Taylor, Judy 105, 133 Taylor, Lyna, 94 Taylor, Robyn 94, 132 Teeter, Jean 105 Temple, June 83 Teng, Catherine 31, 86, 94, 132, 176 Teng, Clarence 107, 167 Tenny, Carol 105 Terrando, Toni 105 Tersinl, Joe 94 Thaxton, Karen 63 Theaker, Larry 105, 139 Thellkas, Sharon 28, 31, 33, 70, 83, 128, 129 Thoma, Bill 105, 135 Thomas, Diane 63 Thomas, Jessica 94, 132 Thomas, Marlene 8,3 Thompson, Blll 139 Thompson, Bruce 173, 174 Thompson, Dixie 94 Thompson, Gary 105 Thompson, Jack 64 Thompson, Lee 64 Thompson, Marie 94 Thompson, Nadine 105 Thompson, Phyllis 105 Thorndal, Dolores 105 Thoroman, Nadine 83, 85, 140 Thron, Allan 83, 136, 160, 161, 162, 200 Thurheimer, Jonal 105, 120, 189 Thurheimer, Suzette 105 Tillery, Eudene 64 Tingley, Norma 83 Tinker, Don 105 Tinker, Roy 105 Titchenal, Nelson 83 Tomeko, Rosemary 64 Tomerlin, Audrey 128 Toon, Peggy 94 Toth, Jean 64 Townsend, Richard 64 Trayner, Alice 83 Trayner, James 94 Trommbino, John 105, 162 Trout, Bob 82 Troxel, Stanley 40, 64, 69, 109, 136, 163, 164, 165, 167 Tuck, Barbara 83 Tuck, Linda 94 Tudor, Arlene 105 Tumlinson, Tom 160, 162 Tuntland, Larry 105 Turken, Elaine 34, 58, 64, 109, 128, 131, 147. 168, 184,186, 187, 189, 207, 222 Turken, Marlene 105, 213 Turnbow, Billie 94 Turner, Bill 105, 174, 202 Turner, Carol 94, 132 Turner, Elbert 83, 158, 162 Turner, Kadie 120 Turner, Linda 94, 142 Turner, Violet 64, 128, 132, 180 Turner, Virginia 33, 105 Turnquist, David 64, 107, 139, 185 Turrell, Jackie 83 Turrell, Joyce 105 Tweedy, Lorretta 118 Tweedy, Roberta. 94, 129 Tyers, Grover 105 U Ullnger, Karen 83 Ullnger. Pete 105, 162 Unger, Miriam 83 Utley, Judy 33, 83, 129, 128 V Vail, Joan 64, 138 Vail, Nancy 105, 139 Vakeva, Shirley 105 Valencia, Eleanor 94 Valencia, Rachel 105 Van Antwerp, Shirlee 64, 120 Van Boskirk, Martin 64 Van Camp, Donna 83 Vance, Judy Vanderhoofven, Betty Vanderhoofven, Charles Van Van Hook, Peggy Van Van Epps, Charles Epps, Richard Hoose, Donna Van Kirk, Nancy Louise Van Nieuwenhuyse, Susan Varner, Sim Varner, Wallace 94 94 83 1 Whitaker, Jon 106, 135 White, Bonnie 94 White, Carol 94, 130, 132 White, Dewandla 33, 34 White, Janet 66 White, Jimmy 106 White, Margaret 84 White, Murray 130 White, Nancy 94, 138 White, Sarah 84 Whitehead, Phillip 66, 194 Whiting, Fred 106, 137 Whitmer, Roy 66. 160, 162 Whitnell, Gwendolyn 66, 107, 128, 177, 178 Wiekenberg, Barbara Wike, Carolyn Wilkerson, Jeannene Wilkinson, Ronnie 106 106 Wilhlte, Richard 84, 160, 162, 122 Wlllbanks, Shirley 84 Vermazen, Bruce 94, 119, Verse, Sandra 105, Vesey, Shelby Vesey, Wally Vincent, Janet Vincent, John Vivian, Michael Voeks, Carol 83 Volckhausen, Ann 64, 132 Voss, Vicki 105, Vucovich, Rosemarie W Wade, Don 105 Wade, Fred 94, 138 Wagner, Jane 65 Wagner, Jo Ann 105, 133 Walborn, Carl 65, 136 Walborn, Jane VValdmann, George 28, 105, 134 Waldrop, Woody 105 Walker, Betty Walker, Darlene 65 Walker, Dawn Walker, Larry 105, 158, 162 Walker, Mariruth 94 Wallace, Robert 94 Wallbaum, Edward VValmer, Dennis Walmsley, Chris Walsh, Larry Walsh, Jim Walters. Jerry Wann, Glenda 94 Ward, Burton Ward Dave Ward Dee Ward, Dick Ward, Judelle 65, 126, 132 Ward, Leigh 65 Ward, Pat 94, Warnick, Dolores Warren, Lelia 84, Warrenburg, Ann 65, 128, Warrenburg, Bob 97, 105, Warthen, Marsha Wasserman, Bob 84, Wasserman, -Evelyn Waters, Karen Waters, Kathleen 65, 128, 180, Watkins, Doris 94, Watkins, Leonard Watkins, Sonny Watkins, Wallace Watson, Connie Watt, Mike 94 Watts, Jack Watts, Sandra Wayland, John 31, 144, Wayman, Ruben 94 Weaver, Charlene 33 Weaver, Margaret 33, 65, 120 Webb, Carol Webb, Lee Webb, Marilyn 122 94 Webb, Raymond 31, 106, 158 Webb, Thomas Weber, Robert 65, 127, Weed, Gale 106, 129, 133 Weedon, Al Weinel, Barbara Weingartner, Gary Weingartner, Lana Weinrich, Tommy 65, 168, Welch, Lela Welch, Robert 160, Welch, Willow Wells, Dana 71, 74, 84, 136, 160, 162, VVelton, Wanda West, Mary West, Terry Westfall, Linda 106, Westrope, Jerry Wetter, Lary Weybright, Phyllis Whalen, Betty Whalin, Gerald 94, Whaley, Patricia 66, 168, Wheat, Diane Wheat, Joel- 122, Wheatley, Paula Wheeler, Judy Wheeler, Julia Whelpley, Gordon Whetten, Elbert 237' Willey, Mary Ellen 32, 33, 94, 107 William, Janicestene 106 Williams, Ann 84 Williams, Billy 66 Williams, Jean 66 Williams, Jim 34, 55, 66, 69, 126, 136, 163, 164,166,167 Williams, Joyce 66, 128 Williams, Margaret 95, 118, 129, 132 Williams, Pat 66, 68 Williams, Ruth 106 Williams, Theresa 95 Willers, Bill 106, 194 Willis, Bill 106, 162 Willis, Bill 95 Willoughoy, Philip 95, 119 Willow, Jim 106 Wilmoth, Bobf 95, 172 Wilson, Allen 106 Wilson, Alma 84 Wilson, Danniel 66, 167, 192, 193 Wilson, Donn 66, 109, 113, 126,131, 136, 163,164, 165, 195 Wilson, Elaine 84,137 Wilson, Lois 84, 119 Wilson, Lois Anne 84 Wilson, Sherry 106 Wilson, Walter 84 Winer, Kay 84 Winn, Dlxle 84 Winsor, Elaine 106 Wise, Bill 95, 122 Wise, Valleda 106 Wislnger, Jolene 95 Witherington, Sandra 95 Witsaman, Betty 84 Witte, Barbara 95 Woern, Bob 106 Woern, Patsy 95 Wolf, Glenda 95, 135 Wolf, Howard 84, 129, 135, 172 Wolfe, Edward 106 Wong, Jimmy 106 Wong, Lily 95 Wong, Mary 95 Wood, Claude 84 Wood, Mary Lou 95, 135 Woodell, Elaine 84, 120 Woodmansee, Janice 84 Woodmansee, Larry 106, 135 Woods, Donna 95, 135, 207 Woodward, Joyce 66, 128, 180 Worrell, Bary 95, 119 VV'right, Carl 66, 120, 185 Wright, Donna 84, 135 Wright, Donna 95, 179 Wright, Gary 106, 125,129,130, 194 Wright, Virginia 106, 135 Wright, William 66, 215 Wylie, Margeret 66 Y Yaeger, Terrell 84, 111, 218 Yancy, Farrell 84, 115, 119, 164, 167 Yano, Henry 106 Yarbrough, Larry 106 Yarnik. Frances 84 Yee, Lily 27, 30, 43, 66, 68, 128, 131, 184 Yerington, John 66, 118 York, Gary 30, 66, 168 York, Jerry 84 York, Phillip 106 Young, Jean 95, 129 Young, Kelley 95 Young, Louann 106 Young, Stuart 106 Youngkrantz, Bill 106, 130 Z Zarder, Dorothy 67, 139 Zaslow, Norman 95, 134 Zecca, Sllverlo 106 Zerbe, Ronnie 51, 54, 57, 67, 68, 158 Ziegler, Barbara 67, 120, 128 Zimmer, Barbara 67, 120 Zimmer, Kay 106 Zimmer, Shirley 71, 84 W 4' may ii immxxiw HQQMQQQP x f. : by x 3 Your ditaris ' ' I'VE WONDERED WHY EDITORS always say it's hard to believe, after an annual is put to bed. Well, now it isn't a bit difficult to believe why that phrase is used, because after months of hustling and bustling -trying to meet deadlines, keep friends, and keep those grades up - the fact that an editor's page is all that is left, iust doesn't seem right. This is perhaps the first West High yearbook that was produced entirely by students with little or no faculty help aside from a minimum of supervision. We appreciate the confidence our sponsors placed in us, and we hope that this book, though it is not perfect, will meet the expectations of everyone who reads it. This is YOUR WESTERNER, and we hope you like it. Giving credit where credit is due, I would like to thank the following people for helping to make this annual possible: PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT: Mr. Troy Fincher, sponsor, who was new this year and did a terrific iob. We couldn't have put the Westerner together without working weekends and night, and Mr. Fincher spent many hours at school with us so that the staff could put in the extra time necessary. Photography Editor Carl Hodges and his associates, Jim Sutherland and Dave Bochman, deserve many thanks for the great work they did. ART DEPARTMENT: Mr. John Sherman, director, who gave his extra time and was always willing to give advice. Art Editors Bob Holmes and Stan Troxel were new at the iob this year, but worked like professionals. Associates Carl Hobe and Pete Klocki were also a big help during the rush. PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT: Donn Wilson, sports editor, Sande Chiate, Mary Lou Kohfeldt, Stephen Stern, Dottie Satz and Blanche Hedges, supervised by Mr. Roswell Willard, were in charge of detail work. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Miss Gladys Gollong, advisor, with the help of Busi- ness Manager Diane Rose and the Ad Staff, made all the financial ends meet and arranged distribution and advertising. FEATURE DEPARTMENT: Feature Editor Norma Griggs, supervised by Miss Elizabeth Titsworth, did a fine job writing most of the copy. JAHN-TYLER PRINTERS, ARIZONA YEARBOOK DIVISION, AND ARIZONA TRADE BINDERY deserve a special thanks for being so patient and doing their best to help make this a great Westerner. Another special thanks to Mr. Max Connolly for being so interested and giving us many pointers. We also want to thank YOU -the student body, faculty, and administration - for your co-operation. 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