Willcox High School - Round Up Yearbook (Willcox, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1966 volume:

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As a united student body we met this challenge and while there remained improve- ment we achieved many honors through this year. The seniors will leave WHS, but will be replaced with new seniors, Even though we leave, we will still remember our years of education, but also remember our role as an individual who still leams from others around us. The Roundup staff has worked hard, with extra hours on their own, but these hours are indeed small when we remember we are recording history for WHS. The staff hopes our students enjoy the Roundup as much as we enjoyed gathering the infomation for its contentsr God Bless You All J ofYa4z' Joanna Hart Editor Ng: . I ,. GH.,-L . . ,..-r, . ,...q .lf-N .1 5,3-1 43,5 4 -. rg' A gr- 'r-4- -is 'g2 1u5x'5':3: n'-p-3'2a.iwqvj .'5G fm . f'i'1F 'YI 'Eff'-?gfj?fHj ff :'1'.A,fbZ-:'wf?iJ. ffd.,iir,:1-1-if-'Iii' P'-,---.P-ii-1 '2r2:U:.fL'U 5571-i.q'.fe fZw?'l4t-. vi 'B f14?a 1. -1 l 'K-'4'l2f ?-4. 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WWW pwww Juneau Sapdammea 7aea5men filaewtdachg mf-1 f-Q I-,f-5 A.- lv- 1.3- 41,1 -fm ,.,- -if vs?-L 1. .5 m 4-L. -11-Q ,.- -m edccmioaw I 11 speak in a monstrous little vo1ce SHAKESPEARE We, the Annual Staff, the Faculty, and the Students of Willcox High School, are proud to dedicate this issue of the Roundup to Mr. Alva Williams, custodian of Willcox High School. Throughout the years, Mr. Williams has gone about the WHS campus cleaning the rooms, picking up the grounds, and making repairs when necessary, making our school as comfortable and attractive to the out- sider's eyes as it is to our own. We thank you, Mr. Williams, for though you are seldom seen, your presence is felt by the students and we appreciate your part in making our school 2- what it is today It is to you we dedicate our annual i me , V 5, M ,'.' , my. im.-565. . .R A W ,vhs , J. 3' ' 3 .L'. xg- . Vwvhwfm ,. x ? ' ' 15, ,xgmn 'ff i f - x x J S Q N. T . 45 4. Q, QM .. if mx ,gn 4- - My lprd, wlse men ne er sd' and Bui' presenily prevenf 'Phe ways 2 't . di . i up I v if it L., , - -' fx K' -4 F: .122 .3 'ut ,?2,,,, S 'fi' A f SS? ' W' f eeer ' A V t l,f f ' f'bk S ,. 5 JOE mNEs - President, Board g E A of Education LW r I . Ne , o 2 xurmfq Standing, left to right: John Schlotfeld, Superintendent of Schoolsg Stuart Willoughby, memberg J' oe Hines, Presidentg Sitting, left to right: Ted Teimer, Clerk: Roy Holland, memberg Bob Ogden, Vice-President, 6 , Y I May I take this opportunity to .congratu- late the seniors upon their approaching graduation and the students and faculty for providing the very fine school year that we are just completing. It is gratifying to see the growth in- tellectually and physically, that occurs in our students during the school year. My hope is that this growth will continue throughout your life span and that we have given you the desire and ability to use this growth toward a better community for all of our citizens. JOHN SCI-ILO TFELD i O ' In the future this yearbook should bring back happy memories of the past year to the faculty and students of Willcox High School. This publication is one which we should be proud and happy to have as a record of our accomplishments during the 1964-65 school year. With this in mind, I congratulate the Annual staff on this fine publication. F.V. JORDAN 7 MRS, BOWMAN Secretary to Superintendent ft 6 .3 'CPU' MR. TAYLOR Counselor MRS. EMERICK Secretary to Principal A ef Q 5 l Q 1::,X ,l Q .rhf X X Y 1 F5-Q-E wma ' my 0 , Left to right: Louise Thomason, Bertha Skates, Geri Pratt, Janet Dabbs, Sue Morris, Gwen Johnson, Carolyn Fraker Barbara Johnston Sally Speelman Tina Frazier I ' , , ,rg- w X X Marie Weiss Xxx I Carolyn Fraker Jf', 2 x K Fernie Miranda 'AJ W A HUTNER 9 I ennie Speelman Kristy Hurtado 9 MR. AND MRS. BOWMAN - Practicing for the Olympics. 23 ' in'r I tough' MR. AND MRS, BOWMAN aren't as fat as we look. U MR. BAKARICH - Grass makes MR. POMEROY - Uh, oh! food for growth, Caught in the act. MR. CREAMER - Hi Ho Silver, , AWAY MR. HOPKINS - Sa11or boy MRS. TROUTMAN - Go Go Girl. A Mr. Eikenberry gave years of service to WHS before his retirement in 1965. In 1937, he came to Willcox and taught science, Spanish and directed the orchestra. He served as principal - superintendant for 19 years and then became the Spanish teacher we all re- member. We not only learned about the Spanish language, but also the people and the customs of the Spanish-speaking coun- tries from the stories and pic- tures of his extensive travels. We're sorry to see him go, but We Wish him the best through his retirement years. VAYOS CON DIOS Slcwlwzfa and m alcwleaw af 20.745, PAGE BAKARICH Vocational Ag. LEE BARNES Science JOYCE CREAMER Girls P. E. Volleyball Math Coach KEITH CREAMER Social Studies Coach -513' Q . KATHRYN FOX Home Economics Sociology EDWIN FOLK sine nvs aii Coach A 'G X MRS. GENE BUCK MARGARET JOHNSON English II U. S. History English IV English 11 N WAYMAN HOPIGNS Q JOHN HUMPHREY Social Studies Mathematic Journalism fl!-41 N Ely? lien t X , gg' , - in r I, f 2 935 :malibu f E, R, KIRBY Physics Chemistry Photograph Not Available INA PFLUEGER CECIL MILLER Boy's P. E, Algebra 18a Il CHARLES POMEROY Spanish MILL ARD SARGENT Librarian i C. L. ROGERS DONALD RUDER i English III English I Coach UN mi ':' glffm ,XX . 4? RUTH TROUTMAN Typing Shorthand , , I . , N ODIS WILLIAMS Business Subjects Coach DON WORD EN Biology Coach Comeau ktvlg U 1 Mc Fool haue -G N K 9 Oi, wwlrcn I5 THE ell G1RL?e fm.: hehe . 04 T E5 ,..' i aw . .. - s M. ' . i l fix A Mo yOu R Shots Gmc an ed' Q , X Lf,:-ffg, 5 xifsall ,e- .vf. o g'u n MX . ' ,KL -'Va -xx xx? Ng? ,-Q08- 250031K x Q-YOPC anduslze 'ff hqn ttf' seaf fg C1 W' f- 3. - W- W x, .4 , rr, N ww: ' My' Q Mmm A K I , - Q K ,s Us ,, 1- 5. ,J Mrs, Wilson preparing her homemade bread for WHS. Left to right: Eulafaye Pursley, Dova Lowery, Dolores Holton, Emma Wilson, Lorene Daniel, and Bertie Dunhan. Cafeteria ladies preparing food for the lunch, 17 gg, 4 fa 6 a 6 'L 4 14, se fi 2221 I Don Combs Joe Combs Eloy Flores I ' llroolrc Thompson, Biisinesswlanagcrg Joanna Ilarr, 'ii 4 rxf 'eg '. F. fi ',,r :', ' I, i I .xiii 5 . . G My ,A , Ax, A ' ,- , ,uit i.,.j-gf , 1 J . 'ff' X. - ', In Cathy Dc Sliazcr. Class Editorg Bill Holton., Sports Edirorg Bc-vcrlee Fenton, Senior Editorg Not Pictured Jean Gilmore. WW AVV, A 1 ' 'Ax K ,r. 5 A if , f i Pa 2'fzA'f 'li l' 'X f C W V , ' , X r 'flat' aff Y I LV.: rig, A W gr. xg ..Q Eg S f FQ ' H tfv x xivfpl , if riffs bi A i y J ' kr' 7 3 S. Jrffj ,xl Vwmxi, . Ll K,:L 'XV ,ff 3, Vx .. k . ,,, W Q. Q A Ya yi , A. 'A ,t l3,,f L- i ', 7,2 . r VV si Anzxyy. 5 ,Qam 3311 yfr,5fig? i' Aii l 4 ' V . 1 'aim x 45 32 'f 'f f'zff X i-'Wi 'A -,x,f,-'- U W! , k fff,i,,f4r ,ff lv- Q, i Max, ,K 4. Q , , -.fkii M ., .. ., ,, ,l ,,, N-ii .' 1 33- W-gy -1. , -N'-1' 4. Y Y ' Hi '. '1., 2gaM.ufi - .tn . 1. -,M -ipwiq 'hZ law'-Y . -X ..Q L.: . 567!ag Neal Savage and Mike Donnelly gathering information for a story. 20 W! Neal Savage, Business Manager Mike Donnelly, Managing Editor and Sports Editor Janet Dabbs, Editor Sarah Lely, Copy Editor Debbie Kenmore, Feature Editor laden! ' Top row - left to right: Mr. Taylor, sponsorg Terry Bryant, .Tim Cook, Kert Moore, Alvin Dunham, Glenn Grimes, David Wrightg Bottom - Debbie Donovan, Julie Huffman, Jenny Speelman, Chick Panchalk, Presidentg Tony Benavides, Vice- Presidentg Eddie Bryce, Diane Schmelzla, Not pictured Marilyn Bakarich, Secretary, A Marilyn Bakarich Student Body Secretary iffwi John Panchalk Tony Benavides Student Body Student Body President Vice-President ! 4'-xy. 1-un' fi- f 1 YF f, 1. 51 A4 .q at I L4 we sou Y ---9 N h Q . ! x 41. - 241 4 , Q Q i. .M x . L I ' l , I exg from public haunt 'lree olcs in +l'1e running and good in every+l'iinQggw SHAKESPEARE Pres. R. Mahoney G E 7,4 VP, R, Holland Sec, G, Grimes 'I' , B, H' S. 73:4 3:31. R gifs. VP, S, M ri ' or S Reporter I. Gonzales Sec, B, Skates Chm, of D. G. Pratt SC, J, Speelman Reporter D, Crookshank Pres M, Bakarich VP, P, Gutierrez Sec, K, Wilson mard SC, J, Huffman Chm, of Projects T, Saponara Advisor Mrs. Fox Pres, M, Donnelly VP, B, Nelson Sec, K, Berryman Tres. J. Huffman SC. I. Cook 727415 w s,1 Pts, Chm, J, Hart 3 15: I1 . l 1-f !. - D 'L 'L Pres. D, Anderson VP, B, Anderson Sec, T, Frazier SC, T, Bryant Wm Tres, P, Blanke Clk, Reporter G, Pres, L, Taylor VP, S, Fraker Sec, A, Jackson Tres. J. Browning Rep, R, Boyd Sent, B, Diehl 77,4 Qzeeozfacmd PICS. I. Cook VP. J. Rottman SCC. G. Johnson ff' SC E, Bryce gas U UN. is ji H nu 5,3 115. J, Hart J. Masonheirner J, Dabbs B, Simmons 6 J. Busenbark ee C .7 f as Pres. I. Cook VP, R. Taylor Sec, J, Huffman Tres, B, Anderson Librarians I. Dabbs J, Brown Std, Conductors S, Morris R, Taylor jfcww Ex, Officer R, Hanson Advisor R, Anderson Adjutant R, Polk ,7 ,ff game! Cadet Co, M, Meyer p sf .GR ,lf ,.1,4...'.- V r WX f ! t M' ,, f l'WXs?' v. , ffl? .1 X KJIAX wf l sw valign' A-5 rf 45 an E ,L -3' wngnwm- , iwvm-www' fx gmac! .Zed gi-v Qaida and dm Hack Q Y W Wzmzgkz gown! Partisan. srrrmlsxfr Wm ---' Y ga... -,,,-Q-I wi r ,Q , Front: A. Jackson, S. Willoughby, I. Richardson, R, Moreno, J. Philpott, A. Gordon, W. Williams, S. Stoddard, D. Miranda, S. Lewis, L. Williams, L. Tucker, S. Ramsey, D. Doss, A. Martinez, B. Reavis, B. Cox, F. Buck, T. Boydstun, C. Wootan, H. Bruzee, B. Holton, M. Moraga, M. Gutierrez, H. Torres, D. Mayfield, P. Ray, B. Emerson. 27 G inf' Q , , 1 F o o . I 0 0 0 oi-Q0 9 B - ri- o o , n .. . vs Band members sent Bob Anderson and Julie Huffman to music camp. I Defegmfed, MR, LOMBARDO MR. BOB BOWMAN Band Director Glee Director Glee members sent Kathaleen Chambers and .T i11 to music camp. 'NVQ M . fv W ' J , - ' A .. Q. x , . ., W s . Q A , 'ff 5 Mr, I si Xml. 9' . . , Back: Bobbie Simmons, Ellen Kimbell, Julie Huffman, Barbara Johnston, Ruth Lincoln rs Kay Young Diane Peterson, Delores Kuhn, Laura Gaskill, Heike Arnold, Josephine Osorn1o cgrggngleelang-Ralnona Castillo Myra Lowery, Jo Ann Busenbark, Anita Johnston, Louise Solomon, Jody Byrd Mary Ann Garcia Valerie Johnson Joanna Hart, Janet Dabbs, Jill Masonheimer, Mary Jo Wootan, Glenda Nolan and Director Mr Lombardo Qleegfwf SOLOISTS Ruth Lincoln Kathy Chambers Mary Jo Wootan Glenda Nolan J0 Ann Busenbark Jill Masonheimer Janet Dabbs 'Q P IANISTS Knhy Julie Huffman Glenda Nolan Joanna Hart 5' Y f fa .I v'XAf. N, NW ..,,k.,Lk W, ..N,,,.' N,-ff- M., ..,Q.,-N. ., ..-f... .-. , v ,... M-...A -N., 3 5 --onuvnqvukw Q? X i ,, ! mm' ,. ' V , -r ' - 1, . . ' lf- fv Yfl'. r ?,f'3Wff' Q! , . .5-f'1J1j,1, Ii., ' 'fyw fg 1-ff' 1 xi if W R . .. J, nh' V, Th,-ff kr. fi -X , Q 4,2 f'f'hQ1,u:vf,' 5' ,-tfjf i., -X. J Q 'I' I 'A 'P A-' Wff Q, H W, 0 ra A, A ,ar gn , '7' s,l t eq 4' h .. V A ww A an ' , d, . Qi' ,. -J..-N 'gl' 'X 77lcL72weZZea 5466? and Wialaa 79 7 -0 Z we af ? S 4, 4 6 'P cz al w .7 ai ff Maloo O'Connor Sally Speelrnan Brooke Thompson Connie Vesely Debbie Donovan Marie Weiss 32 'f95P'il HfL?l'f5i'-M 5. B413 'Tuite fi' ' Candy Coleman Debbie Crookshank Dixie Smith Pam Richmond Jenny Speelman Connie Moreland eg game! 7904414 Sandy Berberian Karen Berryman Cathy Wilson Patti Schlorfeld Rene Donnelly Roxie Webb Mary Io Wootan dawg- Wann acdelq can Row 1--Connie Jones, Gwen Johnson, Bertha Skates, Julie Huffman. Karen Berryman. Row 2--Joel Richardson, Olleen Stallard. Row 3--louise Thomason. Sally Speelman, Sue Morris, Kathleen Chambers, Debby Kenmore, Carolyn Fraker. Row 4--,T im Cook, Lou Groves, Geri Pratt, Bob Anderson, Bobby Nelson, Mike Donnelly. Mr. Hopkins. The criteria for becoming a member of our Cholla Chapter of the National Honor Society include Leader- ship, Scholarship, Character and Service. A student meeting these requirements and a 1.75 grade average after three high school semesters may become a probationary member for one year. After that one year, if he still maintains the grade average and the other requirements, he becomes a full member. NHS's advisor, Mr. Hopkins, has been with National Honor Society since its organization in 1959, 33 4--ISL I I I I pl it Left to right: Bob Anderson, John Blain, Jack Rottman, Steve Zagst, Butch Wilson, Brian Tipling, John Gonzales, Don Easthouse, Phillip Rodriguez, Pete Lewis, Laddie Johnson, Linda Browning, Steve Lozano, Don Monzingo, Armando Ramirez, Bill Holton, Joel Richardson, Michelle Misenheimer, Barbara J ohnston, Nan Woodward, Julie Huffman, Rene Donnelly, Delores Kuhn, Karen Berryman, Blair Emrick, Russell Taylor, Glenn Grimes, Bill Jackson, Rocky Higgins, Connie Calvert, Gwen Johnson, Carolyn Fraker, Bertha Skates, Lee Barnes, Tom Brassard, Dina Herman, Joanna Hart, Marilyn Bakarich, Pat Kinnard, Jim Cook, Eddie Bryce, Becky Wilson, Jim Ringnell, Kathy Bryce, Tom Harper. Mitch Stallard, Qgen Stallard, Keith Moore, Ann Woodward, Don Culwell, Mike Donnelly, Larry Schmelzla, Pepper Smith, Kelly Jones, Rusty Fraker, Mike Hidalgo, Rocky Snyder, Marvin Fling, Neal Savage, Butch Perry, Roy Gentner, Jim Kuhn, Mr. Barnes sponsors the 'W' Club at their meetings and activities. I A, 6' 0 If Members of 'W' Club acquire this member- ship by earning a Varsity letter in one or more of the sports at WHS, 34 Mi' Front: Reuben Ramirez, Roger Rudd, Shaddo Fraker, Mike Hidalgo, Billy Diehl, Esrael Mendoza, Larry Barkhead, Don Monzingo, Lee Taylor, Chuck Duncan, Larry Johnson, .Toe Gonzales, Glenn Grimes. Janet Dabbs, Russel Mahoney, Diana Schmelzla. Robert Holland, Karen Berryman. Bill Hines, Rick Eskue,.Tohnny Farrell, Kert Moore, Page Bakarich, Keith Moore, Phillip Skinner, Casey Kendall, Rudy Ramirez, Rocky Higgins, Larry Schmelzla, Greg Thompson, I ack Browning, Robert Boyd, Roger Thomas, Dwaine Howard, Felix Boyd, Ted Johnson, Ab Jackson, Rocky Snyder, Roger Poppe, Sid Poteet, ,Terry Emerson, Terry Lutrick, Bub Hood, Larry Smith, Burnie Allaire, Rusty Fraker, Fred Ellis, James Kuhn Bruce Helden, I im Coleman, Quentin Tingle, Tommy Allaire, Don Horton, Fred Smith, Russell Eury, Tom Prestridge, Eddie Clark, ,Terry Brightbill, Mitch Srallard. 7 7 U! Three FFA members from Willcox earned the high honor of State Farmer this year. They are: Joe- Gonzales, Robert Holland, and Kert Moore. 35 i p-1 Dinan?-mm.,, ,, A , Front: Valerie Johnson. Geri Pratt, Ann Gordon, Pat Dowdle, ristie ta , Bertha Skates, Debbie Crookshank Linda Browning. Linda McWilliams, Janet Clapp, Sue Morris, Phyllis Hurtado, Daryl Peach, Dina Herman, Marie Weiss Linda Williams, Tessie Saprnara, Margaret Gutierrez, Kathy Drake, Becky Wilson, Barbara Johnston, Suzanne Ramsey Sheila Horton, Sally Speelman, Dolores Kuhn, Ruth Lincoln, ,Tenny Speelman, Pattie Schlotfeld, Carolyn Smith, Robin Holland Denise Doss, Becky Cox, Eileen Hagar. Three FHA members hold high offices for 65-66 , they are--State President - Bertha Skates, District Chairman of Public Relation - Barbara Johnston, State Vice-President - Geri Pratt. 36 74mm U! . FW' E ff. AN, rw Front Row--Joel Richardson, Richard Hans , Qie-oliggne- a Polk, Kenneth Young. and Bob Anderson. Back Row-- Mike Meyer, Brian Tipling, Sammy Baily, ,Terry rigTif15i1I2?f1d'ADon Culwell. 14? During the summer, Civil Air Patrol rticipates in search and rescue, encamp- ents, where members receive Areo Space ge education, and Space Orientation flights d Military Education, where they receive t Orientation flights. High ranking officers enter either Girls xchange or International Exchange for boys. l N y r CAP members folding up the United States flag for practice. 37 Y Mrs, Creamer Sponsors the Honorary members were honored with a 6 o'clock breakfast to acquaint them Girls' Ath1eticAssociation in with GAA. their activities. 38 Q WW Top Row--Helen Huffman, Kaye Young, Valerie Johnson, Mary Jo Moraga, Michelle Misenheimer, Donna Ander- son, Carolyn Smith, Blair Emrick, Delores Kuhn, Faith Wharton. Row 2--Geri Whelan, Kari Hubbard, Phyllis Hurtado, , , Diane Schmelzla, Kathy Bryce, Rachel Lewis, Barbara Johnston, Becky Wilson, Row 3--Margie Knight, Janet Clapp, Margaret Gutierrez, Debby Mayfield, o, Brooke Thompson, Pat Kinnard, Karen Berryman, Patti Schlotfeld. Row 4--Julie Huffman, Olleen Stal1ard,'Marilyn Bakarich, Joanna Hart, Pat Gutierrez, Kathy Wilson, Ruth Lincoln, Mrs, Creamer, if 76454054 Q 2,7 ti if 3 as gf i Bottom row: Glenn Grimes. Geri Pratt, Judy Simpson, Janet Dabbs, Paul Blanke, Middle row' Terry Bryant, Eaally Speelman, Carolyn Fraker, Connie Vesely Patti Belew David Anderson To row Mr S , , . p : . argent. Tina Frazier, Peter Lewis, Glynda Nolan, Bobby Johnson, Mary ,T o Wootan. of the activities of the Thespians Society is presenting plays to the students at Willcox 39 School and the community. S0445 -Sana-a-co Wien liking 7mm 175 Wien, Web 77fcz56a7 gqea dl 77fef 7 704445 Wig lZff1f'7!Yvfff.lf THE fk ., 1 . 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Q fi A 16,2 f F Q'-Q , 4 Q1 K s .4-13 . 'iff 1? N I. Silffliii. if ' '- Z 21 sf:gz:mgg,1911g5f..iqzfg -my Aw -- E ,x,R...1., , -1 .Mag-, --f, 553+ . 'la -.1 ., fy - T-iw: -I l' H 'Q .L f Q X Gb - Z - ' iff .. H ' Q -51: ,353 -- K, L -:, is K ' is T . e z : 5 4 2 . 5 . ... ii: lg? 2 53? fi? EM gv .u , 9 j , K -fo .n,...,.- . ,..f 9-' 5 A T . 1 If ' emu!!! .Pi J- - - A First row: Ed Cathcart, D. Ulibarri, G. Pocock, J. Lindsey, P. Smith, B. Laing, D. Easthouse, H. Ulibarri, J. Richardson P. Rodriguez, B. Holton, Second row: Lee Barnes, L. Johnson, J. Laurence, J . Lane, L. Hernandez, T. Brassard, C. Mike J. Gonzales, J. Kuhn, A. Ramerizq Third row: T. Harper, N. Savage, G. Wilson, A. Deanda, M, Stallard, A, Dunham R. Higgins, H. Gentner, L. Gentner. Eagles fly tricky formation. Manager: Tom Harper . K 5 I Q ,i ,Te . ,,' . X J E Joe Laurence, Armando Rameriz Glenn Pocock, Larry Johnson 'z f 'lr g L+.. James Kuhn, Pepper Smith John Lane BACKS Butch Wilson, Tom Brassard ike M Charles 3.SOI1 S6 ran into a hard owboy s C OX lc Wil The :egrqsfays I-l'PIE0cdu-Q QSMEA ' gnr-IODQ-'I-gtg Zmggog I-goUl c: '1g ups: .. '-1-egglgiiioafz 00025, Qzfiias fs-25322 as 3:1540 .-CWOOUQ 4-'gn-,elm m no fMm.9.L' Es:?,c:c:f 05,39 , o.o.H.-Cimmas -5384305 'Qs-.1-1E E2 mU0 -L-U 4-' cvmirn 1o..C2'Dcuca I-a dp'-Q4-vr!: mfqggmd CD 1-UO.-C2 P-,,jobN 'O 55 -'b o I-Q0 Ui ZEGSJC-6 ,QQ 4450.-QE'4-'KU Danny Ulibarri, Bill Holton, Don Easthouse Harold Ulibarri CENTERS C0 Q 41 :za no I1 o KD 'c Ll E on EEL 'KS'-2' SE' -na 30.5 mr' PE .2 I-1 eu 2 Jack Lindsey, John Gonzales Buddy Laing, N as -cs 1: ev E ev :C CD S' n-1 'Wwwfll 4 First row: A. Deanda, D. Higgins, A. Dunham, A. Jackson, M. Stallard, D. Culwell, A. Talley, I. Prestridge, M. Fling, D. Euryg Second row: E. Holguin, H. Gentner, L. Gentner, R. Keeler, C. Edwards, J. Hernandez, D. Silva, K. Jones, P. Lewis, L, Schmelzla, Ed Folksg Third row: M. Hidalgo, J. Brovm, M. Byrd, R. Rudd, K. Jones, J. Richardson, I. Browning. K. , A Eagle catches Cowboy in its talons. 66 Local Cowboys in crap game -Q. . Y 1 Wdddlzq 3446655455 First row kneeling left to right: P, Smith: S, Zagst: J. Rottman: J. Cook: R, Bedollaz B, Jackson: R, Taylor, Second row--K, Moore: M, Donnelly: J. Ringnellz J. Blaine: E, Gladstone: B, Nelson: I. Perry: and Coach Dobyns. fczqaee 264665145 6 First row kneeling left to right: C, Edwards: S. Lozano: L, Gentner: H, Gentner: S, Dabbs: J. Mills: T, Bedollaz Second row: Coach Rogers: B, Laing: M, Fling: T, Prestridge: K, Jones: G. Pocock: R, Snyder: and D, Silva. 67 F A ' .1 x 'wah . . 9.1 Z9 66 Www Q gcwketlafdd Sewanee X. X l. v fff . K . . . L,Q. V - 1 T Y - ' 1' gdeezfeadmc x QW Qcaew foiman Ecnalqn 7'm6ez eamie Qlaezt 'z?ezZ?2'a, Skewed Marilyn Bakarich, Joanna Hart, Kathy Bryce, Vicky Dickerson. 65- 66 66-Zapzam amz endofa phaqww me mmm 'Zfml cmd 77fm6Zqw 24264664 ...... 0666 ---- J. V. - Becky Cox, Phyllis Hurtado, Dolores Kuhn, Kari Hubbard, Carolyn Smith, Dina Herman, Michelle Misenheimer, Margaret Gutierrez, Coach: Mrs. Haupert, Kristy Hurtado, Mary Jo Moraga. VARSITY - Blair Emrick, Ann Woodward, Julie Huffman, Barbara Johnston, Coach: Mrs. Creamer, Becky Wilson, Faith Wharton, Nan Woodward, La Costa Tucker, Patti Schlorfeld, Pat Kinnard, Ramona Castillo,Ql1eenStal1ard 1 1:1 1 'FY x Y 2 , X - Q K5 Ui' Q 1 O ,df ff S W, X Q E 5 Zena 7066 TO WI-IOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas, we, the Seniors of Willcox High School, realizing that our re- maining days in this institution of knowledge are few, and having gained the pre-eminence customary to noble and mighty Seniors, being of sane mind and sound body, and feeling that the time is at hand for making a satisfactory disposal of our worldly possessions and privileges, do ordain and publish this, our Last Will and Testament. With all due consideration and fore thought, we dispose of said worldly possessions and privileges as follows: We, The Senior Class of 1966, will to the Faculty our memories and hope they have had as much fun from them as we have had. We, The Senior Class of 1966, will to the Juniors our superior leadership and way of running the school properly. We, The Senior Class of 1966, will to the Freshmen our way of getting along with the teachers. I, Tommy Red Allaire will my daily bus ride to Burnie Allaire. I, David Nightingale Anderson will my ability to do anything and every- thing to Richard I-Ianson. I, Bob I had to open my mouth to yell for help' Anderson will my physics book to Joel Richardson. Burn it quickly, Joel. I, Gordon Freckles Anthony, will the theories I got last year to Fred Smith. I, Marilyn Moo Moo Bakarich, will my ability to get things in a mess to Barbara Johnston. You don't even have to try, Barbara ....... It just happens. I, Ralph Sink'em Bedolla, will my trips to feed the pigs to Alberto Carrasco. I, Richard Always something to say Bedolla will my laughing ways Qespecially at the wrong time in class! to Rusty Fraker. Be careful, Rusty, or the teacher will kick you out. ' I, Tony Chevy Lover Benevides, will my ability to waste a completely good day doing everything but what I should to Jackie Lindsey. I, Raffie ' Goldilocks ? Berberian, will my curls to Bill Holton. I, John I-lairylegsn Blain will my way with girls to Bill Jackson who already has a way with girls but its the wrong way. I, Paul Adventuresome Blanke will my ability to get sick before a test to Kenneth Boyd. I, Zena Would you type this Bolin, will my naturally curly hair to 9 66 79 Olleen Stallar-ci. I, Gary You supply the Booze Bowen, will my partying ability to Kenny Howell. I, Jim I'm The greatest Brown will my conceit and roaming eyes to Quentin Tingle. Continued on page 104 72 335 V in V 455 0x,...Q W,-+ f..-me! 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John Blain Paul Blanke Zena Bolin Terry Bryant r Gary Bowen .Tlm Brovxn Eddie Bryce Candy Coleman Jim Cook Mltch Crow Duane Cunnmgham Janet Dabbs Collette Dickerson 46' Mike Donnelly fl ,M Ken Dunag an Lynn Dunc an ,....f- 5.13 3 Ross Estavillo 169 verlee Fenton Carolyn Fraker T lna Fr az 161' g! ??'f A Roy Geniner 'aff' Jean Gllmore .Toe Gonzales Lou Groves A6114 , 4.2 Pat Gutierrez Joanna Hart EVIG Herron D anny Higgins Robert Holland ,- W, Johnny Hoover Larry Horton i. Mike Hubbard X Gwen Johns on X C andy .Tone s I 5 I I J 7, , w ' 4 27- 3+- Conn1e .Tones O Mar s ha. Kuhn 1217 John Lane R1chard Lavergne Rosemary Laws on Elizabeth Logan I W Q. H ',A 'f'.f-,L , ri. 3, 1. . A fl .5 gn. . Us , N K . I wg K' 5 if .Y K X9 c Russ ell Mahoney f, Mike Martinez Jill Mas onheimer 1 UK Penny Mayfield .5 5 l .l - :ff if Danny Mc Williams W? Dan Michael . ,A w . 7' Mike Me ye r s Carroll Michael Charles Mike Kert Moore J -4 x S Y Q .If ..-' : Connie Mor eland ,M iff Gary Mortens on drffnkxi QQ .gg V 6 v Q b x V I 13 ww PEER , 9 X! , lk v- 6 WW' Q Bobby Nels on C-lynda Nolarm Maloo O' Conner f 1 J ohn Panchalk -'qww C0 ,J 4 Robert Perez Richard Ramirez ' -ffl J f..-1 gg Susan Poteet 4 5, S Geri Pratt Bobby Reno -bs? hr i Danny Riggs 'dh mmf? X x Debra Riggs Jack1e Rottman . L. , George Sanchez ess ie Saponara Robert Sheppard Mary Alice Simpson .WE D1x1e Smltk Charles Snyder no f 7 'X M. A QRS Wanda Sparks Sally Speelman If Marie Spencer Stephen Talley gi va' 4? S,1'--bb 1 Wanda Terrell Connie Ve s ely Louis e Thomason 1 'Nl Augustine Vasquez Dennis Ward TT xilvu, U l------ gy gi X K .?....s.-b-- K-I h 5 QLXLW., D onihg W arizieqa X Q we 'Q I I .N 1 All s 'Q M i le ixilv' Tommy White Joyc e Wmgate Mary Jo Wootan Steve Zagst 92 Jerry Newsome paopiecay Opening the door, I was greeted by a familiar looking character who was obviously the owner. He had a habit which I used to identify him. His laugh! After I set up an appointment for two hours later that afternoon, I cautiously asked, Aren't you Richard Bedolla? Yes, he boasted. Sole owner of Richard's Beauty Shops, located in every important city in the states. Then came that familiar laugh again. Still he did not recognize me, so I thanked him for the appointment and said I would be back later. Leaving the shop, I headed for the newspaper stand, but my thoughts were interrupted by another familiar-looking person calling out. Help the Air Force Relief Fund. Buy a few pencils to help the underprivileged. Observing closer, I recognized the owner of the voice. Bob Anderson, selling pencils? I told him I'd take 5 pencils. He said, 2.5O please. I laughed to myself, Bob hasn't changed a whole lot, at least he's doing real good. , Later in a quiet restaurant I observed the headlines on the daily paper. STRIKE IIN CENTRAL PARK. Scanning the article, more familiar names ap- peared. It seemed that millionaire Ken Dunagan wanted to buy Central Park and build a ranch. This way he'd be close to the city, but still have his wide open spaces. The New York City Mayor, Tina Frazier, refused, so Russell Mahoney, foreman, and the cowboys went on strike. The paper listed the names of the strikers, who were also well-known to me.,Paul Blanke, Duane Cunningham, Ross Estavillo, Joe Gonzales, Richard Latvergne, Mike Martinez, Robert Perez, Richard Ramirez, George Sanchez, Larry Horton, Curly Vasquez, Jerry Newsome, and Pat Gutierrez. I wondered if they were on strike or having one big party. At the bottom of the article, they had a remark concerning the capture of a rustler, Mike Hubbard. He turned to rustling, because it was much more profitable than ranching. His new brand was -O. Another article caught my attention. Bobby Reno, agent for Philharmonic Orchestra, had just hiredwQ2a,nny,,,Mc.WilliMams-as lead baritone player for the orchestra. Danny always did like that long-haired stuff. In the church section, a small paragraph read: Three missionaries in the Congo who were reported missing have been found. The missing persons, Gary Mortenson, Raffie Berberian, and Danny Higgins were found quietly resting under a large tree. MAY THEIR SOULS REST IN PEACE. Another article contained information about the Hell's Angels. They had had a motorcycle race to determine the best driver among the females. Collette Dickerson and Connie Moreland tied for lst place and both wanted the award. Sooooo to determine the winner they are having a brawl between them for the conclusion. They always did like to make things interesting. In the Women's Section they had put in a small notice: To whom it may concern. On channel WXYZ. the great debaters Kert Moore and Mike Michael are debating The Common Miseries of being World Famous Playboys. I wondered, Why would this interest women? Continued on page 94 93 Terry Bryant has the leading role for the Shakespearian play Romeo and Juliet. They gave him a cincher and a wig with a little make-up and he's the best actress on Broadway. Another interesting article involved Maloo O'Conner Grant Hudson Brenner Martin Sinatra Hope Skelton Lewis Damone Benny who just divorced her 10th husband. By now her alimony is about Elil00,000 amonth. Pretty good for a beginner. At the top of the following page, they had a full length picture of a shapely young lady in a bathing suit wearing a ribbon with Miss America inscribed on it. Beneath the picture the article remarked that Miss Connie Vesley, Miss America, was visiting New York in her tour of the United States. I guess once Connie got in the spots she couldn't shake it. In the sports section Bobby Nelson and Eddie Bryce have just won the coveted Davis Cup ina thrilling game of Doubles. They won with a set score of 22-20 and 44-40. Robert Holland, who is now the World's Champion Cowboy, retired. It seemed he was tired of all that publicity. Turning the page, a picture of five tall basketball players caught my attention. Below the picture were the words: The Harlem Clowns have been replaced by top five comedians, all of whom played together in high school. Mike Donnelly, Jackie Rottman, Steve Zagst, Ralph Bedolla, and John Blain have captured the hearts of millions in their unique way of playing basketball. Charles Mike is now star half back for the Green Bay Packers. They went to the finals with the Baltimore Colts this year. They gave them a real hard battle. Turning to the want ads section, I found some very interesting material of past acquaintances. Wanted-Two peanut venders desire to purchase 3,000,001 peanuts. Two nuts to a shell only. Contact Dan Michael and Penny Mayfield, two nuts at the Bronx Zoo. Wanted-Den Mothers. Due to the shortage of Den Mothers, Gorden Anthony is now Den Mother of New York, he needs HELP badly. Wanted-New dog catcher for Stephen Talley and his Poodle Parlor. Tommy White, present dog catcher, just doesn't have the knack for it. Wanted-Work for very experienced cook with references from Waldorf Historia, Copa Club, and Hilton. Contact Wanda Sparks, Box 1004. For Sale:-Ku Klux Klan members only-Electric burning crosses for your meeting. They burn and burn and burn: just plug them in. Call Lou Groves, ve-nder and manufacturer, 1313 East Harlem, Avenue, that is. For Sale-Canaries who can sing bass, tenor, or soprano, taught by David Anderson. Buy three for harmony. See Dave's Bird Shop on 5th Avenue. For Sale-Acres and acres of new mustangs. All sizes, shapes, and colors. With each purchase a new rope free. See that ol' horse trader me-Debby Riggs-at Central Park Riots. 94 U Glancing at my watch, I realized I'd have to hurry to make my appointment on time. I dashed out and hailed a taxi. The driver Mary Alice Simpson, informed me that she and Tommy Allaire collaborated and are running a Red Taxi Service. They have red cars to replace the yellow ones. Back at the Beauty shop, I satdown, when a distinctive looking character walked in and sat next to me. Hello Marilyn, I smiled. How are you and your work? Well, being a fashion model and parttime beauty counselor is really keeping me busy. she replied. Relating what I had learned about our former schoolmates, I asked her if she knew about some of the others. Well, she began, Tony' Benevidas went to Saudi Arabia and has become a big wheel. He thinks he is a sheik, with camels, tents, a private harem and the whole works. Zena Bolin is now caring for several hundred kids. You know, the goat type. She has a big farm, and specializes in breeding goats to get those rare types. Mitch Crow is sole owner of a nightclub. He calls it Crow's Nest. He hired Dennis Ward to play his clarinet for part-time. The other half of the pro- gram involves Danny Riggs on his guitar. Another pair of our former classmates have a discotheque known as the Zan Bizi A .go-go. Jim Cook and Carolyn Fraker are the proprietors. They specialize inlshort legged go-go girls. Candy Coleman, Bo Logan, Lynn Duncan, Beverlee Fenton, Marsha Kuhn, and Tessie Saponara are the main features. Marilyn laughed. A while back the whole group was taken to court for causing riots among the male customers and fights from the female customers. They won on the basis of a sign above the door. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK. Jill Masonheimer was their lawyer. She really did hand over forceful persuasion to the judge and jury. About that time Richard turned on the TV for the daily kiddie show presented by Gary Bowen with his accompanist, Geri Pratt. They invite four-and five- year olds to the station and have a regular nursery happy time. A beer company sponsors their show. Johnny Hoover, president of the company, advertised his freshly brewed with mountain dew drink. Marilyn laughed, From what I hear, that company's going broke: Johnny keeps drinking up the profits. Between shows a bulletin came on about Mike Meyer winning the presidency on Meyer Island. Mike was the only person there, but he believed very strongly in democracy. Then Roy Gentner came on with a familiar looking blond. Become a blond, he sighed, They have more fun. All at once the front door burst open and John Lane dressed in black tights, sunglasses, no shoes, and a beard, came running in breathlessly. Hide me, the man from UNCLE is after me. Why the danger '? Marilyn asked. I am the man from AUNTIE he replied running out the back door. UNCLE United Neurotics Chasing Legal Educators. AUNTIE Association of United Neurotic Thinkers in Interest of Education. Next on TV came two cute little girls singing Roly Poly you'll never be, eating our health food with low-calorie.'f, ' eM17?E?5nx and Rosemary Lawson, owners of H and L Healt w-gre., the sponsors of the Jim Brown Show. Jim, who replaced Ben Casey, was now the heart throb of every female in New York. He has a i Dr. Jeckel and Mr. Hyde personality to please everyone who watches. Marilyn interrupted the commercial and said, Janet Dabbs joined the Peace Corps and went to Red China. She's putting forth an effort to convert the Commies. They are doing the same. From what Ihear, it's quite a battle of words, mainly because of a language barrier. Glynda Nolan now has a Karate school. She has a new technique. Instead of using their hands they just stomp the boards with their feet. Another commercial came on. ,ThiS.-ti1L1Q JeanwGilnlore andpDqnna Warden W'-339 ,.21fiY91115,i,S ing Red,m4White , and Blue Hondas , especially for Hell s AngAels,X Their ,mottq, 6ii IMeet THE Nicest 'iP'ei6pIe 6iM'aTH6nd i'Q 'giggc'-isar,4j'f'f P, About this time Louise Thomason, secretary to Marilyn, pipediup and safa, Let's turn the channel and watch Sally Speelman's show. What's her show? I questioned. She is a famous wrestler who challenges any male in the nation. So far she has a record of five wins and no losses. Louise replied. Susan Poteet finally got to marry Harry. Marilyn said. Then she lowered her voice to a whisper. The reason for the delay was she had to dispose of the bodies of the former millionnaire husbands. Another one who is also married is Mary Jo Wootan. She is the world's youngest Grandmother. Her adopted cat had babies. Marie Spencer is still married and she hasn't changed much. Especially her driving. Gwen Johnson went to Hawaii and became life guard on Wakiki Beach. I told them. Boy, I bet she has a rough time dragging in those drowned surfers! Robert Sheppard is enjoying his life in the Navy, especially since Connie Jones joined and became a Wave. Marilyn remarked, The other day I had a chance to model western clothes on Joyce Wingate's quarter horse ranch. When I got on the plane, there was a cute red headed stewardess who served us. Later I found out it was Dixie Smith, former blond. Dixie said she had more fun as a redhead than a blond. Candy Jones joined the Ku Klux Klan, not because of their purpose, but she likes the flavor she gets roasting her hot dogs at the cross burningsf' What ever happened to Chick Panchalk'? I asked them. Well, Marilyn stated, Last I heard, he was tired of the hustle and bustle of this city life, so he left and went to the South Pacific. I am not exactly sure of his present occupation, but I believe he's gathering shells on the beaches. Joanna Hart Editor -in-Chief 96 TOMMY ALLAIRE FFA l,2,3,4 Baseball 2.,3 DAVID ANDERSON Thespian 4 Thespian Pres. 4 Tennis 1 Band l,2,3,4 Boy's Chorus 3 Jr. Play BOB ANDERSON CAP l,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 W Club 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Thespian Club 3,4 Football 1,3 Track 3,4 Class V.P. 1 CAP cadet commander 2,3,4 Band Treasurer 4 Thespian V.P. 4 Jr. Play GORDON ANTHONY Tennis 1 Thespian 4 Band l,2,3,4 Jr. Play Boys Chorus 3 CAP l,2,3 MARILYN BAKARICH W Club l,2,3,4 GAA 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Student Body Sec. 4 FHA 1 Volleyball 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Tennis 2,3,4 FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3 RALPH BEDOLLA W Club l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 TONY BENAVIDES W Club l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3 Basketball 1,2,-3 Baseball l,2,3,4 Student Body V.P. Class Sec. 3 RAFFIE BERBERIAN Football l Baseball 1,2 Basketball l,2,3 JOHN BLAIN W Club l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 PAUL BLANKE Thespian 4 Thespian Treasur ZENA BOLIN Transferred 4 FHA l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Librarian 1,3 Choir 1 GARY BOWEN Transferred Football 1,2 Svvirnrning Team JIM BROWN Band l,2,3,4 FFA l,2,3 Baseball 1 Band Librarian 4 TERRY BRYANT Thespian Club 4 Band l,2,3,4 Glee 3 Student Council 4 Jr. Play EDDIE BRYCE W Club l,2,3,4 6 Track 3 Tennis l,2,3,4 Baseball Z SIC. Rep. 4 Jr' Plal' Basketball Manager 2 3 RICHARD BEDOLLA Football 3 CANDY COLEMAN FHA 1,2 Pep Squad 2,3,4 Head Flag 4 JIM COOK Band l,2,3,4 W Club l,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Football 1 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Band Pres. 4 W Club Pres. 4 Sr. Class V.P. S.C. Rep. 4 MI TCH CROW W Club l,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 DUANE CUNNINGHAM Transferred 3 JANET DABBS A GAA 4 FAA 4 Glee 1,3,4 Volleyball 2 Band l,2,3,4 Thespian 4 Glee Sec. 4 Band Librarian 4 Newspaper 3 Newspaper Co-Editor 4 FFA Sweetheart Att. 4 COLLE TTE DICKERSON MIKE DONNELLY Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2 Jr. Play W Club 2,3,4 Senior Class NHS Pres. Newspaper 4 Round-up 3 Thespian 4 98 Pres. KEN DUNCAN FFA l,2,3,4 FFA Reporter 4 LYNN DUNCAN Transferred 3 GAA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Great Books Club 1 ROSS ESTAVILLO BEVERLEE FENTON Transfered 3 Thespians 3 FTA 3 FHA 3 Annual Staff 4 CAROLYN FRAKER FHA 1 NHS 2,3,4 Thespian 4 W Club 4 Class Treasurer 3 Jr. Play Girls State 3 Cheerleader 4 Pom Poms 2,3 Head Pom 3 FFA Sweetheart 3 Librarian TINA FRAZIER Thespian 4 Librarian 4 Jr. Play Dramatics 1 FNA 1 Transferred 2 ROY GENTNER W Club l,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Baseball l,2,3,4 JEAN GILMORE Band l,2,3,4 Glee 1,2 NHS 3 Yearbook 3,4 JOE GONZALES FFA 1,2,3,4 Officer 1,3,4 State Farmer LOU GROVES NHS 2,3,4 FHA 1 Frosh Sec. Band l,2,3,4 Student Council 2 FRANK GUTIERREZ. Transferred Basketball 1 Baseball 2,3 Football 1 FFA 1,2 PATSY GUTIERREZ Transferred GAA 1,3,4 Jr. Play W Club 2,3 Volleyball 2,3 Tennis 1 GAA V.P. 4 JOANNA HART Glee 1,2,3,4 W Club 1,2,3,4 Band J.,2,3,4 FHA 1,2 GAA 3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Volleyball l,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Glee Sec. 3 Pres. 4 GAA Sec. 3 Pts. Chairman 4 Newspaper 3 Yearbook 3,4 Editor 4 , 'EVIE HEIEO xx' aaa, 9 3 p FHA 1 DANNY HIGGINS J.V. Tennis 1,2 ROBERT HOLLAND W Club 1,2,3,4 'FFA 1,2,3,4 Greenhand Pres. 1 V.P. 4 NHS 2,3 Football 12,3 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 1,2 State Farmer 4 JOHNNY HOOVER Transferred 3 Frosh Pres. 1 LARRY HORTON FFA 1, 2, 3,4 FFA Committee Chairman 4 MIKE HUBBARD Band 1,2, 3,4 GWEN JOHNSON W Club 2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Band l,2,3 Tennis 1,2 Cheerleader 3,4 W Club Sec. 4 Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 2 Band Secretary 3 Homecoming Atten CANDY JONES Glee 1 FHA 1 Band 12,314 Volleyball 2 Jr. Play CONNIE JONES Band 1,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 NHS Sec. 3 Band Librarian 3 MARSHA KUI-IN JOHN LANE Transferred 4 Baseball 3,4 Football 4 A Cappella Chorus dant 2 RICHARD LAVERGNE CONNIE MORELAND Transferred 3 FHA 1 Glee 1 ROSEMARY LAWSON Flags 4 GAA 3 Jr. Play Yearbook 3 GARY MORTENSON ANDY LEWIS Football 1 BOBBY NELSON CAP NHS z,3,4 Band 1,23 Basketball l,2,3,4 Tennis l,2,3,4 ELIZABETH LOGAN NHS V-'P' 4 FHA l,2,3,4 I IO1if16CO1'1'l.iI'1g Queen 3 Maid Of Honor 4 Transferred 3 I'IOI'l'l6COII1i1'1g Attendant Football RUSSELL MAHONEY 'I11'a1'1SfeI'1'ed 2 FFA 112,314 Thespian 4 FFA V.P. 3-P1'6S. 4: Clerk Reporter 4 State Farmer Band 1,Z,3,4 Spanish Club Volleyball 2,3 Glee 1,3,4 MIKE MARTINEZ JI.. Play .TILL MASONHEIMER JOHN PANCHALK Band 1,254 W Club l,z,3,4 GIGS V.P. 4 Football 1 C-lee l,2,3,4 Baseball l,Z,3,4 Sr. Class Sec. 4 Basketball 1,2 , Class Pres. 2,3 PENNY MAYFIELD Band 1,23 Band Pres. 3 Band Favorite 3 .....R917lSfl,,,l,,.2,3,4 Class Favorite 1,3 Student Body Pres. MIKE MEYER CAP 1,2134 ROBERT PEREZ Band 1,214 Basketball 1 Chow? 2,3 Football l,z,3 Thesplan 4 TSMUS 1 SUSAN POTBBT Track 3 i i Transferred 2 CAP Executive Officer 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Jr- PHY GERI PRATT CHARLES MIKE FHA 1,Z,3,4 NHS 2.,3,4 KERT MOORE Band l,2,3,4 FFA 1,2.,3,4 Glee 1,2,3 FFA Sec. 3 FHA State V.P. 4 Student Council 2,4 State Farmer 4 100 Student Council 3 Jr. Play 4 RICHARD RAMIREZ BOBBY RENO FFA 1,2 Transferred 3 Basketball l,2,3 DANNY RIGGS Band l,2,3,4 DEBBIE RIGGS Band l,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3 JACKIE ROTTMAN W Club 1,Z,3,4 Football 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Jr. Class V.P. Sr. Class Treasurer W Club V.P. 4 GEORGE SANCHEZ TESSIE SAPONARA FHA 1,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Jr. Play ROBERT SHEPPARD Football 1,2 MARY ALICE SIMPSON Transferred 4 DIXIE SMITH FHA l,2,3 Flags 1,2,3,4 Head Flag 2,3 FHA Chapter Officer 2 Treasurer 3 SALLY SPEELMAN FHA l,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Thespian Club 4 Frosh Treasurer Sophomore V.P. Librarian 2,3,4 Jr. Class Sec. Student Council 3 x X FHA V.P. 3-Pres. 4 Jr. Play FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3 Twirler l,2,3 Majorette 4 FHA Reporter 2 MARIE SPENCER FHA 1,3 GAA 3 S TEPHEN TALLEY WANDA TERRELL LOUISE THOMASON Glee Club 1,2 GAA 3 NHS 2,3,4 Jr. Play AUGUS TINE VASQUEZ CONNIE VES ELY F F HA 1..Z,3,,.4 ' Twirler l,2,3,4 Thespian 4 Jr. Play Librarian 3 DENNIS WARD 5 Football 1 Band l,2,3,4 DONNA WARDEN Transferred 1 FHA 1,3 GAA 3 Class Secretary 1 I xt Band 1 4, if TOMMY WHITE JOYCE WINGATE Transferred 4 Pep Club l,2,3 FHA l,2,3 GAA MARY JO WOOTAN Glee 1,2,3,4 Thespian 4 Volleyball 2 Jr. Play Proms 2,3,4 ffl ff X X MW' MW, Um SK wi lil A J 1 i J J , ' 1 - lf- .. STEVE ZAGST ' W Transferred 3 -X ' Key Club 5 , L Spanish Club Football Basketball x Baseball ' e A-- A-A- A - A l 6444 of 66 Wdazfazcy As our plane took off in the lst journey of our educational course, we started out with a large number of passengers. They were: Joanna Hart, Connie Jones, Jim Cook, Terry Bryant, Glynda Nolan, Debbie Riggs, Robert Holland, Dixie Smith, Jim Brown, Jack Rottman, David Anderson, Danny Higgins, Lou Groves, Bobby Nelson, Dennis Ward, Ken Dunagan, Paul Blanke, Curly Vasquez, Joe Gonzales, Rosemary Louise Thomason Richard Bedolla Marsha Kuhn Mary Jo' oo . , enny Mayfield, Tessie Saponara, Eddie Bryce, Danny Riggs, Mike Martinez, Ralph Bedolla, George Sanchez and Tony Benevidas. When we took off on our Znd journey we had picked up Sally Speel- man, Bob Anderson, Jean Gilmore, Collette Dickerson, and Connie Vesely. On the take-off of our 3rd journey the new passengers who boarded our planes of education were Larry Hortan, Gordon Anthony, Robert Perez, Marie Spencer, and Richard Ramirez. Taking-off on our 4th journey some more of our fellow students joined our course and in ever increasing numbers. They were John Blain, Roy Gentner, Raffie Berberian, and Ross Estavillo. Danny McWi,1lul-iams also joined that flight. Lawil - lohn Panchalk, Janet Dabbs, Jill Masenheimer, Candy Coleman, -n flight on our 5th journey four more fellow passengers joined our group. Kert Moore, Wanda Sparks, Stephen Talley, and Tommy White were included in this group. Half way through our education course which was our 6th journey, we picked up Gwen Johnson, Candy Jones, Robert Sheppard, Mitch Crow, and Mike Hubbard. In our 7th journey only one classmatejoined our course in education. He was our own Andy Lewis. Two -thirds through our journey we rested and went without gaining new passengers. Then we checked our courses for the remainder of our trip. As we began our high school years in the 9th journey, we acquired Wanda Terrell Donna Warden and Tommy Allaire. That year we also moved to a accommodate our increasing number. Our second course in high school which was our lOth journey of education included only three who climbed aboard our plane. They were Pat Gutierrez, Mike Donnelly, and Tina Frazier. Nearing the end of our journey our number was increased by the addition of Beverlee Fenton, Steve Zagst, Duane Cunningham, Joyce Russell Mahoney, Charles Snyder, Charles Mike, Gary Mortenson. Wingate, Lynn Duncan, Bobby Reno, Susan Poteet, Richard Lavergne, On our last and final journey we added the finale of our students to our plane of education. Gary Bowen, Mary Alice Simpson, Bobby Escobedo, Zena Bolin, Daniel and Carroll Michael. As our course in education comes to an end at least as the class of 1966 we will recall our 12. year flight across the sometimes blue and other times cloudy sky of knowledge. We will recall the fun we had as well as the values we obtained. As the 94 passengers of this plane f l'fe the are land at their last port to accept the challenge o a new 1 , y reluctant and sentimental in leaving the friends and classmates whom they knew. Joanna Hart Jean Gilmore Beverlee Fenton I, Terry Poopsy Bryant, will the many laughs on the bus to Roxie Webb. I, Eddie Knobby Knee Bryce will my short legs to Jim Ringnell. I, Candy Flag Girl Coleman, will my laughing attitude towards life to Delores Kuhn. Ha! Ha! I, Jim Fix or Repair Daily Cook, will the still which I made in Chemis- try class to Russell Taylor. I, Mitch Buddeeeee Crow, will my church key to Bobby Higgins. I, Duane On, you kid Cunningham, will my used -8z'Olf4CfPHfx to Richard Grim. I, Janet I didn't do it Dabbs, will my nose to Kenny Fox. I, Mike Paperboy Donnelly, will my worries over the newspaper to Neal Savage. I, Ken Datsun Dunagan, will my four cylinders to Rocky Snyder. I, Lynn Here I am Duncan, will my flirty ways to Sally Hinkson. I, Bobby Watch the leg Escobedo, will my crutches to Terry Torres. Don't mind the missing parts. I, Ross 'Smiley Estavillo will my invaluable coordination so coach will keep you off the rope to Steve Lozano. I, Beverlee Shorty Fenton, will my long legs to Connie Calvert. As if you need them. I, Carolyn I've got the jump on you Fraker, will my pep and cheer- leading ability to Bertha Skates. Watch the legs. I, Tina What will it be Frazier, will my membership in the Mickey Mouse Club to JoAnn Busenbark. I, Roy Bull Moose Gentner, will my way with blondes to Glenn Pocock fif you're lucky enough to get one.l I, Jean Help! Gilmore, will my ability to draw straight lines on lay-out pages to Cathy DeShazer. I, Joe You've gotta be kidding Gonzales, will my unfailing charm to Roxanna Holiday. I, Lou Ditcher Groves, will my snowman building ability to Marsha Shaw. I, Pat I've got you Gutierrez, will my hold on the boys to Mary Lou Macias. I, Joanna Get busy! Hart, will the well-worn road to Bowie to Julie Huff - -it paid off for me, Julie. A , Evie . Can I take your order Herron, will my seat in civics class to Lou s an. I, Danny Hotrod Higgins, will my Mustang to Butch Wilson. I, Robert Sneakers Holland, will my wild ways and silent tongue to Bill Hines. I, Larry Jog along Horton will my good looks to Rick Eskue I, Mike Round 'em up Hubbard, will my cowboy boots to Randy Chapman. I, Gwen Cheerleader Johnson, will my ability to get along with senior boys to Patti Belew. 104 Continued from page 72 l I, Candy Never give up Jones, will my ability to pay attention inisociology class to Kaye Young. I, Connie Always out of tune Jones, will my well used ,o,o . shorthand book to Judy Pride - - all the answers are correct. p A I, Marsha Speedy Kuhn will my ability to get along 5 to 'Br' with the cops to Geneva Parks as if you need it. , It o.l 1 'J Y A I, John , Miser Lane, leave nothing to everybody. Who 6 .iq , fqi :I says you can't take it with you. , U -Q I fi I, Richard Put a Dodge in your garage' Lavergne will 4 5 my big green beast to Joe Lundberg. gm ' ' I, Rosemary Who me ? Lawson, will my ability to pay ' - ' attention in civics class to Sharon Monzingo. 7 . ' 1, Andy When-e'S my HAIR? Lewis will the quiet ways , I got last year to Cathy Wilson. They're as good. Inever used them. I ,j I, Elizabeth Bo Bo Logan, will my crown for home- 2 +ffX 7, coming to Karen Berryman. I ' I, Russell Ride 'em, Cowboy Mahoney, will my A p' ability to wear cowboy boots on the wrong feet to Fred Ellis. Just be careful when you walk, Fred. I, Mike Laugh if off Martinez, will my ability to block the hall to Johnny Dias. I, Jill Brains Masonheimer, will my good grades tO Sue Morris. f I, Penny Maypole Mayfield, will all my knowledge to Pam Plough who needs something but I don't know if its wisdom or not. I, Danny Where's my G string McWil- liamsT x7ilT'E3'F'wO'rn UtIt'gEifa'f j'5iY:i's't'6Tnyone who thinks they can get some use out of them. I, Jerry Partyboy Newsome, will my col- lection of empty bottles to Johnny Farrell. Keep it growing, Johnny. I, Mike Spastic Meyer, will my shyness and quiet ways to Lewis Clark and Johnathan Oder. I, Dan Superman Michael, will my comic book collection to Jim Johnson. I, Charles Touchdown Mike, will my sports ability to Laddie Johnson. I, Kert Volleyball champ Moore, will my English themes and reports to Joe Lawrence. I, Connie Phyllis Diller Moreland, will my love for mankind fmostly menj to Karen Cooke. I, Gary Beulah Mortensen, will my regular weekly vacations to Bobby Johnson. That doesn't I mean week-ends either. I, Bob What's with you Nelson, will my bubble gum baseball to. Larry Johnson. ig, Glynda I want my way Nolan, happily will my underlined civics book to S-at ' I, Malob Shoeless O'Connor will my way to look busy and get nothing done to Tom Brassard. I, John Chick Panchalk will my women-killing technique to Glenn Grimes. Just get as low as your feet, Glenn, that's far enough. y 105 Continued on page 108 N wig? N I U66 .L ---1,1 - 1-- Il 'u Nu In V , 'A WILL CON'T. I, Robert Snookie Perez, will my extra curricular i activities to Amando Ramirez. I, Susan Sweet and Innocent Poteet, will Harry's tickets to Judy Simpson. I, Richard the Lionheartedn Ramirez, will my seat to Lupe Hernadez. I, Bobby Hot Rodder' Reno, will my cutouts to Linda Hackitt. I, Danny Green eyes Riggs, will my ability to chew gum in Sociology class and get caught every time to Gary Driggers. I, Debby Mustang Mad Riggs, will my good grades, which I need to keep my car, to Debby Kenmore and Phyllis r Hurtado. I, Jack Knight owl Rottman, will my candle, which is burned at both ends to Don Easthouse. I, George Give 'em the eye Sanchez, will the friendly way with girls, that was willed to me last year, to Phillip Rodriquez. I, Tessie Tiny but mighty Saponara, will my cool temper and soft- spoken words to Vickey Dickerson. I, Robert Shep Sheppard, will my enthusiastic and ambitious pursuit of knowledge to Bruce Heiden. I, Mary Alice Al Simpson will my long red hair to Donna Rudd and Judy Bragg. Don't fight girls, there's enough to go around. I, Dixie It's purple!! Smith, will to Debby Mason a sneaky under -classman to play tricks on her classmates, so she can suffer as I did. I, Wanda I want to trampoline Sparks, will my reading ability to Frances Perez, Christine Garcia, and Rosa Carrasco. I, Sally Drop-out Speelman will my bottle ofperoxide to Lona Layton. I, Marie I like Chevies Spencer, will my dull scissors to Sarah Lely. I, Stephen Blowhard Talley, will my bass mouthpiece to Brian Tipling. I, Louise Silence is golden Thomason, will my long hair to Linda Hardy. I, Augustine Curly Vasquez, will my curly hair to Marvell Phillips, my military powers to Johnny Gonzales and all the gum that's stuck on the bottom of my civics seat to Betty Gutierrez. I, Connie Corvair kid Vesely, will my string of titles to Helen Bruzee. I, Dennis Sleepy Ward, will my ability to go to sleep in Sociology to Bill Whelan. I, Donnag Motorcycle Maniac Warden, will my black gleather 'acket to Jody Byrd and'Diane Peterson. . P KfT Dishpanil'1ands'1IWhite, wil nifdish water to Tom Harper and Rick Gilmore. I, Joyce Rivera Wingate, will my ways with cowboys to Penny Daniels. ' I, Mary Jo Magoo Wootan, will my ability to get along with Mrs. B. to Brooke Thompson. ' WE, Steve Snatch Zagst and Collette Does she or doesn't she Dickerson, will our ability to park iparallel, 108 of course? to Steve Ellis and Susan Hoover. Continued from page 105 7 , ,LV f if ,kj 5966! r !j w,L,p'Lbf? ff, 4, vgywwuf. ,J M L74 S9 2 i ff' ' 7 H321 Jw? Lift!! 4 ,J W ,W Gffikz JUNIOKS ff- xi!! vi W Sv 11 - Wslx 'Y ,Q W.. Qjei P fi yt 'ggi s ' 'ik . F hr, 3 , 4 .rw 9 , T3 S Q 23 El . if - if 53 i Iii, . xi ggi: s , 111111 1 -S - a 5.i.3'3i I .Wg In-... 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Jsi1'g,, Nfwfv,igg 2Qj, . ' Zfappmeaa to ea Mmm cle 4,0461 af ddfatq Zemub afwea fu achaal. -use Busy as 'il' . ff ,gf J Qutufmlhblc ILLCOX MARKET Fine st Meats Assorted Notions The Complete f ' Food Store fl 1 ff? x,- 1 WHS students enjoy shopping at the Willcox Market. CDCH ISE OIL COMPAN 0 P.o. Box 308 QQ 384 - 2815 Willcox, Arizona , Congratulations J Seniors of 1966 CLAYTON'S RADIATOR SHOP Gas for Less 130 Buck 8: Maybelle LUNCH EGNETTE Specializing in Mexican Food on Highway 86 Center of Town Willcox, Arizona Congratulations Senior s . . PETE ESE 132 W. Maley Phone 384 - 2296 Willcox, Arizona All Types of Insurance PBSW SUPPLY 8. Ji PBSW OFFICE EQUIPMENT C0. EQUIPMENT Phoenix Tucson CENTER School Furniture and Supplies Phoenix Audio Visual Dffice Furniture 81 Intercommunications 5USiH8SS M3Chill95 HOWARD 8. STOFFT DATA PRODUCTS STATIDNERS c0MpANy Phoenix Mesa T B' b UCSOTI IS 89 - Prescott saffora P 0e 'X Flagstaff Yuma D cnmplereloffice D212 Prvvessmz I YOUR 1,,..u,., SUPPIIBS Equipment lnsura AGENT 'IIIVID YOU IIISY' Congratulations Congratulations Class of 1966 Senlors WI DSOR'S VALLEY HARDW RE LUMBER COMPAN Hardware and Building Materials for the Ranch the Farm, and the Home Phone 384 - 2391 AUSTI 'S DRUG STGRE LILY! Willcox, Arizona Congratulations Seniors JACK HERMAN CLEANERS Willcox, Arizona 131 RROYO G RAIN CCMPAN Supplement and Minerals Grain Storage Broker Willcox Arizona see us soon, - - - - now Joanna Hart and Beverlee Fenton sewing up bags at S E I 0 R S Arroyo Grain Company 3209 North ! Phoenix Central Ave. Arizona 279 - 9301 Complete line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic Equipment School Transportation Duplicating Supplies Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies and Equipment LI DSEY'S SPORTI G and LIQUORS Bear Archery Supplies Complete Line of Wilson's Sporting Goods Hunting and Fishing Equipment Remington and Winchester Guns and Ammunition 132 700 S. Haskell 384- 2311 Willcox, Arizona Congratulations VALLEY uTo of coMPAN ER EST M. Dorothy and Ben C : Briscoe Box 598 13110116 N. Curtis H RT RUCTIG Willcox, Arizona 384 - 2726 Willcox Lads' Stetson Manhattan Hats Catalina Pendleton Sports Western Wear Wear Paris Justin Fashion And And Acme Connie BO0tS Shoes THE TOGGERY Supports the WHS Tennis Team WILLCOX LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Goo Se of Bill demonstrating the use of the saw at Willcox Lumber. WILLCOX EQUIPMENT CGMPANY Matt Keiller Congratulations Seniors WI LLCOX COM MERCIAL CO. ' ' The fine st in Ladies and Men' s Wear WHS girls looking over some of the fine material in the fabric section of the store LYNN AND EDITH CAMP For Efficient Electrical Service Call RINGNELL ELECTRIC Commercial- Residential Pump Servicing 134 S. First Avenue 334- 2372 WILLCOX PACKING HOUSE I-I. L. Sz Dave Harris Phone Wholesale 8: Retail Meats Willcox, 384- 2015 , , A1'iZ0na Custom Slaughtering 8: Processing GOOD LUCK SEN IORS A and W ROOT BEER 8 If you drive, DRINK V19 If 'i : 0 CA RTE R' A and W DRIVE-I -Rani ggi. Ig. In Willcox See Ya There! HUGHES-CALIHAN CORPORATION Visual Equipment and Supplies Overhead Projectors I-Iave You Seen , . Thermo-Fax Products The All New . 3M Dry Photo Products M-66 Overhead Thermal Spirit Masters 417 E, Third St, Tucson, Arizona 623 - 0351 O O .lEU0!l1AJAll1.Q!U9 ut Angora Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpornlion Look to your nearby Valley Bank office for friendly guidance as you enter the business world. We are vitally interested in you, for tomorrow's Arizona leaders will come from your ranks. We want you as a customer, and will appreciate your account, however small. Your banker can serve you all your life, so join the bank that offers more, the bank that gives you the finest personal service in Arizona! Wlucox lNsuRANcE C AGENCY N G R S A E T N U I L O A R T S I O N S Hazel B. Johnson Dunlap Farmers Pump ,I C I Co., Inc. Ol nc. Layne 8: Bowler Turbine Kenneth and La Wanda Dunlap Domestic P HIPS Our Reputation Is Your P'O' BOX 846 Best Guarantee Phone 384-2248 B 730 384 2245 Willcox Willcox, Arizona Q fi? CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 ' we seuvi Q no lLpzT'::gs::EC1RfC Sulphur Springs Valley , Electric Cooperative, Copynght 1954 by the N,R,E,c,A, Ing, 137 Wwwwwf My W2 ffgmgywiw fWf2f qlf' if , ,wld W , f 92770 rfvwwf W mf wwf WW M 1 1 , FW. via' ' wr? 427 fyfwfz gf, 'w7 'jg7 ' N 1 'NNW L I' mjffzfff O M21 K7 , fwlrwff QW Wmfq MW? WWW ff? F 7dwfy'W,QZfw,6i ' , 1 'A 'Wf- HWW Wifi fry? 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