Wingate High School - Bears Yearbook (Fort Wingate, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

_ eae aa MLE i. CEA Aig Eth ct A a ER canes en hi iba OARS AN AS ean Rc a: = : oe oe ef. e High Aer Ft. vie ae From within the halls of WHS, there radiates Introduction 1 something very special, a People 7 unique and vibrant spirit, Campus 45 touching the lives of all Organizations 71 who pass, which truly Sports 83 makes Wingate High the ma School Life 107 best of noble high schools be I P Credits 120 is, : in a golden land of all that’s worthwhile. Minnie Tom and other students arrived on campus on August 20 for registration. Louise Kirk, Registrar, and unofficial bur exceptional receiver, Raynell Harrison, greeted the over 400 more students than last year, who waited, stood in lines, and answered questions fo become part of the WHS family. WHS, originally built ro honor an 1868 committment to educate Navajo children, enlarged its 1984 horizons by recruiting students from orher tribes. Papagos, Zunis, Hopis, Gila River Pimas, Islera Pueblos, Menominees, and Warm Springs, as well as teachers from schools thar had recently closed their doors, joined the spirited old- timers, and a new song was born: Waving streamers in the Sourhwest wind, Pom Pom girls with megaphones, Uniformed marchers, green-robed singers, Princesses, players, personalities, Joggers, jammers, and joiners, Echoing the spirit song Snake their way ro the primitive fire To chant in unison. Opposite Page: Darryl Ashley and Marie Ben enjoy a giggle. Antoinette Begay finally gor a dare, but he’s hiding. Claudé Anderson blindfolds King Vernon. Ruby Clark may party all night long. Is Michelle Smith tossing a bouquet fo William Castillo? Marc Ray Etsitty finally gor a date, bur she’s falling asleep. JoJo Lasiloo salures classmates. Vernon and Ronald Begay are somber abour exiting. Junior, Helena Begay, eyes with envy graduates Daniel Parker and Valina Pablo. WHS graduated 156 Seniors on May 25, 1984. They and their underclass Juniors enjoyed a Prom in the glittering, balloon- laden cafeteria after dining on a superb steak dinner prepared by Mary Bicenti and her talented culinary crew. The evening continued into the wee hours of rhe morning with movies and video games. King and Queen candidates under the silver star-studded arch are: Emery Lomainrewa and Karen Billie; Sarah Yazzie and Lawrence Begay; Shirley Gould and Donald Arthur; Cynthia Draper and Vernon Begay. Queen Cynthia swings a baseball bar at the Pinata. Charlene Barney and Virginia Etsitry are just a swingin. The staff prefers fo watch. Helena Begay watches graduates Lavonna George, Sherry Gould, and Gibson Dixon, thinking Seeded y DID TT, SOsGAN Is. Another Great Year The WHS Schoo! Board and Administrators have seen students through problems, victories, relationships — experiencing many changes in a single year. WHS has had great years before... WE CAN DO IT AGAIN. School Board members pictured above (L to R): Charley Long, Bobby Willeto, Ray Morgan, Joe Merteba, Carol Tom, and Ernest Becenti. ice™ orders ESS SS ‘i - : ne” q A tb (tt AN Flash In Tim 4 way SENIORS SOAR SUCCESSFULLY Lonnie Arvicio Darrell Ashley Chris Bahe John Nelson Bahe Gregory Ball Velma Barber Lowell Ahasreen Anderson Allen Rose Mary Antone e e e e Fr ank Armijo Wilson Arnold Marcus Arthur Lorraine Barbone Bill Barney Charlene Barney Wilhelmina Becenti Christine Begay Donovan Begay Helena Begay Herbert Begay Jefferson Begay Junior Begay Leroy Begay Priscilla Begay e e © ° e e e e © 3 e ° ® e ° ® © e e e e e e ry e e e e e r) e e r ° e © ® e e @ e e e e e e e e e ° 8 ° @ e e r e e e Ht e@ e e e S e e e . e e @ e e 6 e e e @ @ e s e e e e e @ ® ee. 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Se © : e e Lawron Francisco e € Geno George ? e ® ° ° Charlene Gould ; Merlinda Emerson 5 e e s = w - o e Marcella Eriacho e e e e e co ‘ Sophia Eriacho e e ° e ° ° e Melissa Haley Raynell S. Harrison Virginia Henio SENIORS ARE BREAKING INTO THE Angelina Holtso Carol Hower Emerson Jake Ernesr Jake Charlene James Allison Jameson REAL WORLD Agatha Joaquin Marcia Joaquin Deedra Joe nn e oy Se wo Ce £§ (Q 2 fey) Yy ‘Ss lo) ion € oO be Samuel Joe Marcia Johnson Donald Leupp Sophia Lincoln Lisa Lomainrewa Sharon Lee Earl Leslie 4 @ e@ e @ e eo e e e e e e es € e e e ® s e e e e ® e . e e Peo irs i225 os Oe eee EI ORSLIEE IS QUITE AN EXPERIENCE e e e e @ e e @ e e e t e e e e es oe es es se es s se s e s s s e@ e io} e e e e e e e e e e se e e e e e @ e e e e e e ns 2 Julie Martin ; . . a i : 3 Ms 2 3 ; Leonard Martin é . 7 a . - ns . . : Za . Lucinda Martin . ; . hg Ao ; a Vivian Miguel ae Wesley Miller nt Luke Lomainrewa e e e Brenda Lopez e ° ® ° e ® ° 8 ® e @ ° Winifred Lynch © © e ‘ e ° ° A 5 A . ns A A rn e _ Yarian Manning . A ale rs “ . A A A bs « Frank Martin . ; io Jasper Martin Junior Morgan Starr Narcomey Glenn Nez Lena Mitts Ethelyn Monroya Abel Mor gan Charlotre Penass @ Judy Perry Randy Nez ees oe Sharon Palmer e ° Delphine Parley SENIORS TAKE A BREAK AWAY FROM HIGH SCHOOL e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e @ e e e Danny Sanchez Johnny Saunder Srephanie Segundo s Edwin Shepard - ‘? Arlene Smith Caroline Smith Geraldine Pere Beatrice Piaso e e co) Chrisrianna Plarero 5 A i. . Myron Plarero Amos Purdy Verna Sam Cheryl Thompson ° = 2 Joe Tom Jr. Freddie Smith Minnie Tom Leslie Smith Nelvena Smith Elvira Tsosie ® Everick Tsosie Kee Lee Tsosie Melvin Touchin Wilma Tso David Tsosie e ® e Sd e e e@ e @ e e e e SENIORS FINISH THEIR YEAR ON TOP Alberta Whire e Edward Whirehorse Ruben Whitehorse Jasper Willeto Ye Bruce Willie Ernest Willie Linda Tsosie e Jackson Tyler Ronnie Tyler “ x . Vickie Vandever Jim Warriner Beverly Wauneka Brenda Yazza : Alvin Yazzie 2 Danny C. Yazzie Juan Willie Arlene Wilson bs Loretta Vood Harrison Yazzie ® Kenneth Yazzie Norman Yazzie Genevieve Yazzie e z s Gilbert Yazzie e r) e Halberr Yazzie e © @ SENIOR OF THE MONTH The International Rorary Club is a service organization which rakes an active role in community activities throughour the Unired Stares and many foreign countries. The Ro- rary Club of Gallup is interested in helping to promote the developme nr of leadership among high school students. Ir encourages ladership by honoring outstanding high school seniors. Each month a senior is se- lected to atrend a Rorary Club luncheon. The student is presented with a plaque and his or her phorograph is published in the newspaper. Ar the end of the year the most outstanding Senior of the Month is given special recognition as Senior of the Year. Seprember: Raynell Harrison October: David Tsosie WHO'S WHO AT WINGATE HIGH SCHOOL Left ro Right), Seared: Theresa Begay, Most Crearive; Minnie Tom, Shyesr; Selena Yellowhair, Most Popular, Curest Couple; Marcella Clah, Best Looking; Zonnie Begay, Best Dressed, Best Allaround; Vivian Miguel, Most Athletic; Charlorre Penass, Class Clown; Sharon Lee, Cutest Smile; Alberta Whire, Most Active; Deloria Chapo, Teachers’ Pet. Middle Row: Marc Ray Ercitty, Curest Smile; Beverly Wauneka, Most School Spirit; Lena Mitts, Most Talkative; Lavern Brown, Most Likely to Succeed. Bacis November: Deloria Chapo | Row: Earl Leslie, Best Dressed; Randy Nez, Best Looking; Wilson Smith, Friendliest; Greg Ball, Teachers’ | Pet; Raynell Harrison, Most Athletic, Most School Spirit, Best All-around; Herbert Begay, Curest Couple; 4) Phil Phillios, Most Talkative; David Tsosie, Mosr Likely to Succeed; Edwin Shepard, Most Crearive. Nor @| Pictured: Verna Begay, Friendliest; Junior Morgan, Class Clown; Hubert Damon, Most Popular; Tony y| Lansing, Shyest; Jackson Tyler, Most Active. . ‘. ‘ie January; Beverly. Wauneka @ Cynthia Francis e Daniel Lee e Madeline Lee Randall Nez Reynold Nez Phil Phillips Ld Roy Yazzie Tom Yazzie : Selena Yellowhair Virginia Yazzie � Emery Bradley e e ° Connie Chee Spencer Tom Loinda Tsosie Brenda Winton Michael Ramon ' Jean Shipley Jennifer Sims LIFE by Jameson Bennert You forfeit your chance for life at irs fullest when you withhold your best effort in learning. When you give only rhe minimum to learning, you receive only the Minimum in return. Even with your parents’ best example and your teachers’ effort, In the end it's your work that determines how much and how well you learn. When you work to your fullest capacity, you can hope fo attain the knowledge and skills thar will - enable you to creare your furure and control your destiny. If you do nor, you will have your furure rhrusr upon you by orhers. Take hold of your life. Apply your gifts and ralents. Worlk with dedication and self-discipline. Convert every challenge into an opportunity. Favor knowledge over ignorance. You have only one life ro live. Make the most of ir. SRT SI PERT SS FESS ist . Freshmen ok New John Adams Ramona Anrone Wille Antonio Virgil Augustine Jeraid Bahe Johnny Bankerewa Patricia Barber Andrea Barney Antonio Barney Alvin Begay 1 Avin Begay 2 Bryant Begoy Ervin Begay Irvin. Begay Merlynde Begay Pherstaoh Begaye Priscilla Begay Jackson. Begay Janice Begay Julius Begay Karen Begaye 2 Leann Begay Lorenzo Begay Nathaniel Begay Ronnie Begay Tom Begay Wesley. Begay Justin. Ben Corrina Benally Michael Benally Tammie Benally Theresa Benelly Lapeail Becenti Lennie Bedoni Howard Billy Leonard Billie Darrell Birsuie Sophia Blackgoar Verianne Blackwarer Alberta Brown Stafford Brown Vernon Brown Vernon Burbank Floyd Castillo Leroy Castillo. Andy Cayaditto Juanita Cayatin Jolene Charley Clarence Chaves Carol Chee | Evererr Chee Marlene Chee Tina Chee Donovan Chico Melinda Clah Fayetre Clawson Geraldine Cleveland Travis Cleveland Bruce Cly Anthony Clyde Alton Cowboy Charlene Curley Laura Dale Delbert Damon Ronald Dawes Darrel Dennison Vaughn Denny Vernon Devore Albercira Dixon ida Mae Dixon Michelle Droper Gary Eddie Joey Emerson _ Joey Endito Sampson Enrico Kenderick Eskeers Edward Ercitry Freshmen Strive For Perfection Patrick Harding Glorilene Harrison Carol Jake Patrick James Harrison John Barbara Hannah James Harry Sylvia Hayes John Henderson Judy Henry Herbert Murtillo Leland Hermes James Herrera. Roger. Herrera Jimmie Hoskie Bartholomew Hubbard Marcella. Jake. Marluna Jake Alvin James Benard James David Jim Fred Jim Geraid Jim Anthony Joe Bernadine Joe Cindy Joe lvan Joe Leonard Joe Marcella Joe Abel Johnson Charlene Johnson Virginis Jonnson Alfred Jones Charlene Jones Kenneth Jones _ Reannertra Jones Roselynn Jones: Carlos Jose | Cynthia Kasuse Jesse Keams Angelia Kee Anitta Kee AAAI Kelander Tom Norton Kinsel Kathleen King Betsy. Kirls Geraldine Kirls Roy Kirk Herman Lansing Ernest Largo Darlene A Largo Jennifer Largo Harris Largo Thelma Larson Vernell Mae Largo Jennifer Larsen Berlinda Lee Caren Lee Lrnest Lee Harmnilton: Lee Lilian Lee Lorenzo Lee Magdaline Lee Terry Lee Marty Lewis Olson Long Brian Listo Nicholas Littlefish Wilbert Lynch Robert Manning Jr. Sarahlynn Manygoarts Felson Martin Tammie Martin Therese Martin Albert Martinez Alfred Martinez Alycia Martinez Betsy Martinez Regina Martinez Rosetta Meacal Evonne Milford _ Calvin Milken Palio Montoya _ Leander Muskert Underclassmen WHS is people — making the mosr_ of wherever they are: in the classrooms, halls, at assemblies, or outside. 1. Narhaniel Whire, Ken- neth Chee, Nelson Yaz- zie, Mr. Bull, Ambrose Poyer. 2. Lenardo Gal- breath 3. Brian Listo 4. Karen Tsosie 5. Veronica Yazzie 6. Faculty and fans 7. Estelle Seiff 8. Steve Marin 9. Jesse Sny- der LANGUAGE, Individual activities THE BEST a were met with enthusi- MEDICINE, asm, diligence, coopera- a tion and apprehension. Nonetheless, all Uunder- Classmen were intent on taking one more step fo- ward becoming Seniors. 1. Sylvia Hayes and Shir- ley Antone 3. Indian Srudies class 4. Lorenzo Yazzie 5. Chapter | Aides On Location Only Way I Up For Freshmen — Wilfred Nelson Bobby Nez Lauren A. Nez Leo Nez Anderson Parkert Lupe Pasquale Marvin Peshiakai Samuel Peshiakai Tirus Peshiakau Daisy Peterson Ernest Peterson Bronson Piaso Benson Platero Jennifer Plarero Claudetre Poyer Agnes Ramone. _ Rose Rapheal Paule Ray Jeanette K. Reuben Ethel Sampson Priscilla Scorr Wonda Scort Adrian Shirley Herbert Shorty Mere Shorty Sarah Shorry Regina Skeefs Michelle Sloan James Smiley Parricia Smith Ricky Smith Rira Smith Bennie Srash Charlene Tabaha Rosemary Tabaha Alton Taliman Henry Taliman Elsie Teller Theresa Thomas © Timothy Thompson Wilma Thompson Lester Tom Dwayne 150 Lorena Tso Sheila Iso Velma 150 Arlene Tsosie Lulo Tsosie- Fredo Trujillo Keevin L lyier Christine Wayne Frances White Wallace Whitehorse Margie Whitney Otto Williams Nathonie: Wille Yvondra Willow. Cady Wilson Cecelia Woddy Sharon, Woody Belinda Yazzie Benedict Yazzie Benson Yezzie Cordell Yozzie Esther Yazzie 1 fether Yazzie 2 Geneva | Yazzie Gilbert Yozzie Harold -Yazzie Horeld Yozzie Harry Yoazzie james Yazzie Kee Yazzie Leo Yabbie Leonard Yazzie Lucy Yazzie Mary B Yazzie Norvelk Yozzie Ronald Yazzie Shirlen e Yazzie Tina Yozzie Tommy Yazzie Underclassmen Are In Control — Antoinette Begay —_Durwin Brown Delphine Harvey Harlin James Whether playing coy as is Sharon Sims in a classroom activity or pressing thought processes to the limit as does Andrew Hale, underclassmen know they're moving foward successful educational fulfillment—And, they're doing ir with a smile: Lincoln Charley, Agnes : Ramone, and Steven Joe. Supervisors And Library Staff Meet All Students Library staff has always encouraged students ro seek individual help in personal as well as class endeavors. The Library has a security system, furnitures, and Media Center thar intend to aid students in discovering material of interest to them and their assignments. Supervisors lead, coordinate, and represent the departmental program to best meet the educational needs of the students in their department. Each is responsible for the day to day administration of that program. The department head is also a teacher. Cal Davis, Science Donald Young, Industrial Arts, Home Economics. ear Gloria Martin, Dicksey Howe, Supervisor, Irene Belone Ernie Hursr, Martha McDaniels, Social Srudies Mathemarics, Business te Mes Me : Catherine Downey, Alvin Blough, Phyllis Dean, Major Kimble, R.O.T.C. Lanquage Arts Chapter | Aides Physical Education 46 | t t d The attendance office councels the students who cut and keeps track of their en ence cuts, lockers and their appointments. They also work on work orders for all the school buildings. And Guida nce The guidance staff helps students with personal, social, and academic problems, screens transcripts, helps with registration and schedule changes as Lount And well as advising failing students. ead mui Al Slinkey Attendance Counsellor vian Watson Doyle Presley ‘endance Secrerary Guidance Supervisor flores Belinte Georgianna Thompson Doreen Lewis Fred Silvers ihomore Counsellor Junior Counsellor Freshman Counsellor Senior Counsellor The WHS monthly Newspaper is a combined effort of the Language Arts Department and Industrial Arts Department Graphic Arts Ill Class. Shush Speaks For Itself Graphic Arts Samual Joe Lena Mitts Lorenzo Shirley Vichi Vandever Jim Warriner Kennith Yazzie Vic Yazzie Mr. Yoder, Teacher Newspaper Helena Begay Dominick Biggs Sybil Brown Ruby Clark Aleathea Craig Sophie Eriacho Virginia Ersitry Cynthia Francis Ernest Jake Madeline Lee Sophie Lincoln Varian Manning Beatrice Piaso Jean Shipley Denise Winton Loretta Vood Gilbert Yazzie Monroe Yazzie Ms. Schwenig, Teacher Business: Skills To Sell The Business Department offers courses thar will give students a saleable skill. Course offerings are General Business, Typing | and ll, Personal Typing, Accounting, Office Procedures, and Your Job and You. Students explore the possible careers in ‘Your Job and You. ’ The General Business course is an introduction to business, affording a ‘mini’ course to the “many” business courses. Pictured are: 1. Madge Horton 2. Lucie Lee 3. Marion Carrasco 4. Typing class 5. Sharon Lee OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Marvin Onsae 2. Marcus Arthur 3. Adoloho Martinez 4. Holtsoi and Aaron Matthews 5. Lonnie Lambson 6. Lynda Ashbrook 7. Ted Benally “T's EVALUATION _ iE YBOARD Math: Kids Figure It Out 229 10 2+ 2=4? x+2=5; 50 x=. “Just a minute! Yesterday you said x=2. Try this problem. lion PN eae) x— 00 3x 1 By now you've figured out thar 3+ 2=5; bur if you had difficulties, checlk your answer with Mrs. McDaniel’s calculations: 2 3. The choices of marth classes range from the basics covered in General Math to the complexities of math covered in Advanced Marth. Although only two years of marth are required for graduation, some students took the additional advanced courses for enjoyment and or career preparation. 1984 saw the second year of Compurer Programming in Basic language fraught in an expanded and newly decorared Lab and classroom. Nor only did the computers allow marth students fo progress even further in his her subject area, but it also gave them valuable experience in learning how the computer is an aid at home and work. English And History Help Plan Futures World Hisrory, American Hisrory, Civics, Skills, and Achievement classes concentrated on special events and famous people of the past. The English classes, titled Language Arts, focused on grammar, literature, and spelling. Srudents learned about the library and how to look up references through lessons combining the efforts of both Department's teachers. Spanish, Navajo Studies, Newspaper, Yearbook, L.A. Remediation, and Recare completed rhe L.A. curriculum. 1. 4. Alvin Yazzie, Edwin Shepard, Caroline Smith, and Priscilla Begay are working hard in Recare. 2. Norma Harvey instructs Jeanette Castillo. 3. Historian, Mr. O'Conner, is demonstrating. 5. Achievement Class IV meets in Sally Carter's interesting classroom. 6. Matilda Clah, Chris Norton, Veronica Ersitty, Caroline Jones, and Shirlinda Pinto are directed by historian, Ron Franklin. pot Lo STUD eg Lessons were taught in history, English, and careers thar helped students learn abour the past, acknowledge the present and prepare for the furure. 1. Barry Wilson is listening to students: Johnny Reeder. 2. Stan Renfro reads to Marilyn Blackwarer. 3. John Bahe receives special so direction from Joanna Horton. 4. Hisrorian Marlene Reed speaks ro a select few. 5. 6 Phyllis Armijo, Darlene Onszae, and Darian Johnson are special. 7. Helen Yazzie sneaks a peak. 8. Mary Whiting tutors students Marvin Martin Jr. and Don Chee Frank. 53 Physical And Drivers’ Education: Give Direction 1. Ellie Thompson says, ‘Go thar Wish es 2. Al Ocampo challenges, ‘No, go the other way.” 3. Ronald Begay points our ‘Coast. Ir’s all downhill from here.” 4. Chuck Fosrer advises, “Go Wesr, young man.” 5. Ramon Amaury prefers, “STOP!” Some Students Follow Direction 1. “Carch. It’s coming our way.” 2. “Did anybody see the ball?” | 3. “Nobody mentioned lkknee action.” | 4. “Can | jusr warch?”’ | 5. “Up is the way fo go.” | 6. “I'd rather go straight ahead.” 7. “How about backstroke?’ 8. “I'm with Fosrer.”’ 9. “| like Amaury’'s idea.” 10. ‘Look, Ma. No hands.”’ - 11. ‘Are the Major Leagues East or Wesr?”’ 56 THE RHYTHMIC W.H.S. BAND ENTERTAINS | THE CROWD WINGATE HIGH SCHOOL BAND (L ro ) Fronr Row: Claudette Poyer, Ramona Antone, Vivian Tsosie, Thomascira Tsosie, Ophelia Johnson, Berry Srash, Lo- retra Wood, Cheryl Thompson, Charlene Begay, Eth- elyn Jones, LaRue Guoladdle, Sharon Milford, Ruby Lynch, Ernest Largo, Middle Row: Cassandra Poyer, Jacqueline Phillips, Darrell Bitsui, Nelvina Smith, Sarah Kee, Virginia Kee, Priscilla Lapahie, Albe rta White, Karletta Jones, Shirleen Yazzie, Kathleen Long, Yvonne Milford, Backs Row: Director William Hartfield, Evererr Ashley, Dwayne Tso, Leonard Yazzie, Amos Purdy, Theodore Carroll, Melvin Nez, James Thomp- son, Rhonda Tosie, Jonnny Leupp, Reanetta Jones, Virgil Ashley, Ray Tsosie, Ronald Dawes. Nort pictured: Nora Begay 2. Yvonne Milford, Snaron Milford, Vivian Tso and Ramona Antone are rehearsing for the big event. 3. The W.H.S. are getting ready for the Wingate Pa- rade. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Zonnie Begay and Hilda Brown lead the way in Window Rock Parade. 2. Practice makes perfect! James Thompson and Rhonda Tsosie. 3. Amos Purdy is getting down on the music 4. James Thompson seems to be enjoying the long walk. 5. Nelvina Smith is blowing her heart our. | a iy Fo : SEPALS TRARY il | Learning Comes From Hands-On Experience Actual experience in the Industrial Arts and Home Economics helps students find learning made easier by actually practicing whar they are taught in “hands-on classes. Learning is reinforced by doing. 1. Stu Barron discusses auto shop techniques with Lorenzo Yazzie, Roderick Yebany, Keith James, and Everick Tsosie 2. Lucilla Scort peruses fashion design books before choosing a pattern. 3. Darrel Ashley saws wood for Building Trades class. 4. Cooking class students Anronio Barney, Ed Whirehorse, Jimmy Charley, and James Harry are working and happy. 5. Wood Shop students are industrious. 6. Patrick Brown and Virgil Heams worl, ar the Radial Arm Saw Home Economics Adds Taste 4. Goggles protect the eyes of a srudenr. 2. Darrell Chapo rores a two by four. 3. Barbara Roberts aids sewing student Melinda Lane 5. Arnold David discusses a printing problem with Mark Yoder. 5 Darien Johnson is looking for the perfect recipe. 6. William Plarero holds his drafting pencil in his mouth. 7. Knitting provides a useful skill and relaxing hour for Jackie Phillips and Dolores Yazzie. Science: Activity Enhances Classes The Science Department provides a good variety of subjects for students ranging from General and Earth Science to Physics and Chemistry. The curricula encorporates investigating living and noniving specimens from growing plants to dissecting pigs. BUT interesting sums-up the rotal experience. 1. Cora Emerson gives facts on the bl ackboard. 2. Geno George takes a nap. 3. Mr. Klien has another gear theory. 4. Biology is a lot of interest to Science class. 5. Mr. Pinto gives some advise to Agnes Ramone. Opposite Page: 4. Mr. Annalora explains the mass of objects. 2. Lorraine Grey thinks, as Aaron Aloysius works independently. 3. Mr. Downey, listens thoughtfully to scientific questions. ROT A AAA fais Challenges = == Designing Students W.H.S. has always had a great sound in all areas of music. Band and Choir have led the way in performing; however, 1984-85 saw the piano and guitar classes boasting their talents in weekly Library recitals. Production has never been a problem in Ernest Franklin's Art classes Emphasis n Western Art has structured and enhanced the talent seen in many Indian students. 4. Mrs. Kaye gives some tips to Harry Yazzie. 5. Guitar class learns new strings to music. 6. Benson Yazzie caught on candid camera. 7. Mr. Franklin gives some pointers to Fred Jim. Some of the besr frieqdsnips are chade duri 19 tion in the JROTC Program. Why? Because R@ders worls to alraiq Z acquired in the armed S@F¥ices basic rrainifig. | liyy BOYS’ DRILL TEAM (L ro R): Robert Chee, Vincenr Peterson, Melvin Wilson, Cecil Begay, S.F.C. Musrapich, Lincoln Charley, Glenn Nez lene Jones | Through the disciplines of personal hygiene, drill, commuri- {cond and 'marksraanship, cadets leafn organization, leader- ISMID, AND responsiblliries. Ad, they. remember those students ite worked so hard right along with� them. 1 “ th : Boys’ Drill Team FE Wile Hepors od Johnny Reeder ieee | 6k ro R) COLORGUARD: Paula Warchman, Johnny Francisco, Ella Mae Dayea, | Shirleen Yazzie. MOUNTED COLORGUARD: Lenard Yazzie, Robert Chee, Gary Eddie, Benson Plarero, Jimmy Charlie SFC Ray Musrapich Major Jim Kimble Ernest Henderson Dorm Life Is: Vy Sleep, Watch T.V., Kick Back, Play Cards Vs 4. Kenneth Yazzie 2. Dorm 11 Sraff Fronr: Ruth McCune, Josephine Lee, Phyllis Smith, Lorena Laughlin. Bacis: Bill Martin, Sr., Malcom Jefferson, Arthur Comerthsevah. 3. Robert James 4 Dorm 10: Ronald Keevan, Tom Laughlin, Martha Largo, Bessie Begay, Margann Bowman,, Nellie Peterson, Irene Ahasreen, Ruby Morgan, Kennerh Hale, Eddie Arviso 4. Mrs. Draper ——— a 1. Jessie Syder 2. Dorm 16 Sraff: 1. Emma Gordon, Myna Chino, Ruth McCune, Paulene Haskie, Delorus Alben, Roberr Choyon, Henry Sucheclane, Alice Begay. 4. Welsey Miller 4. Dorm 16 Officers: 1. Michelle Smith, David Tsosie, Aleathea Craig, Thersea Begay. eae space tes x Lt 0 ON OE age fay ce Dorm Life Is: Prayer, Study, Music, Pool 1. Tracy Begay 2. Dorm 13 Staff Standing: Jonn Charley, Mary Dinetyoyyre, Jack Fosrer, Seared: Lucy Henderson, Laura Duboise, Halouise Tyler. 3. Dorm 14 Staff Standing: Leon Paywa, Ella Mae Corley, Sena Clark, Angelina Lee, Alfred Largo, Mattie Foster. 5. Priscilla Becenti is teaching I.S.S. in Dorm 14. publ Ad =a 1. Varian Manning and Walter Barney 2. Officers Dorm 15: Agnes Antone, Alfred Jones, Judy Henry, Katherine King. 3. Dorm 15 Sraff Standing: Raymond Smith, Willie Taylor, Alicia Norah, Mrs. Lewis, Jennie Alonzo, Mary Hurding. 4. Manuelito Nelson What Makes A ‘Putting It Together,”” A One Act Play By The Staff One hundred and seven- teen days: That's the running time of the Junior and Sen- ior Yearbook Class Stu- dents who produced the 1984-85 WHS annual. And run they did. Phorogra- ohers ran after Students, teachers, and visitors in- tending to record the years activities. Page designers ran after pho- tographers in search of necessary photos. Ad- visors ran after Con- Darlene: Help! | need another picture. Pourier: Get this camera off my face. sultants, Artists, and Charlene: Write a letter to Santa. Schwenig: Help Ms. Pourier. Specialists hoping to Schwenig: Ask Ms. Pourier. Jaye: Bur, I've already printed today. incorporate Win- gare’s personality into heart of their re- cording. But mostly, they ran after dead- lines. Marilyn: How do | count characters? Charlene: He's on the other page. Sherry: Figure 3 characters per pica. Pourier: Jaye, shoot that one! Nancy: Ronald's the only character here. Jaye. ve already shor Ms. Pourier. _ Ethelyn: Today, you crop and I'll count. Virginia: | can. I'm finished. Caroline: I'm dead tired. Michelle: | hare cropping. Ronald: Bring me back some coffee. Lorenzo: My head is kiling me. _ Caroline: Who's going shopping? Deloria: | should have taken Foods. Schwenig: Die larer. Deadiine’s roday. é a PRR ARES ogee Charlene: Does this page have balance? Minnie: |t stinks and bleeds off the page. Lorenzo: Dunno. | take our the trash, Marcella: That's OK. It’s a double page spread. Zonnie: Don't ask me. | type. Theresa: Get butter too, Virginia. Cafeteria, Clinic, And .. . Recreation Staffs Keep Us Fat, Fit, And In Fun. 1. Mrs. Mary Becenti, Cafereria Manager, handles paper as well as food. 2. Cafeteria Sraff: (L to R), seared: Anna Becenti, Ernest Largo, Etta Whirerock, Jay J. Kilsey. Standing: Duane Bigrock, Clifford Morgan, Leo Chickarillo, Roy Haltso, Mary Becenti, Lorraine Silversmith, Marie Cowboy. 3. Recreation Sraff: standing (L to R): Rau Comersevah, Cecelia Keyonnie, Ray Spencer, Ina Cummins, Jay J. Yazzie, Top Seared: Judy John, Claude Anderson. 4. Clinic Sraff: seared (L ro R): Eram Casuse, Guillermo Porro, Miriam McCabe, standing: Rose Leslie. oplocking Wer ey Pe rm 7 ‘ x Wit es e]| Ms) ole) a wm berate |el—y mm The Fall Sports Banquer, held in January, honored the photographed winning Bears Foorball Team. In addition to participation in area, league, and stare games, individual students received special awards. The Navajo Times selected Nelson Yazzie and Kendall Henry as Players of rhe Week. All League competition nored Roland Yazzie, kick returner, as a Specialist, and Raynell Harrison, offensive line, and Jackson Tyler, defensve back, as Mosr Valuable Players. Two All Srare honors rapped Raynell Harrison as Top Offense Tackle and Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle. When asked to turn in their jerseys at the season's end, team members gladly obliged by tossing them foorball style to staff coaches Ken Williams, Al Ocampo, Don Annalora, and Jinn Horton. Times KoA ALL-AREA ALL-STAR TEA| A VAT aval =) mace Gli cel(= ALL LEAGUE DEFENSIVE TEAM Raynell Harrison Tackle, Firsr Team Lonnie Arviso End, Second Team David Arnold Tackle, Second Team Luke Lomainrowa Line Backer, Second Team Greg Ball Line Backer, Second Team Jackson Tyler Back, First Team Nelson Yazzie Line Backer, Honorable Mention Roland Yazzie Baclx, Honorable Mention ALL LEAGUE OFFENSIVE TEAM Luke Lomainrewa Right Guard, First Team Raynell Harrison Tackle, First Team Greg Ball Tight End, First Team Clavin Begay Cenrer, Second Team Kendall Henry Running Back, Second Team Roland Yazzie Wide Receiver, Second Team Jim Warriner Guard, Honorable Mention | Nelson Yazzie Running Back, Honorable Mention | ALL-AREA LL-STAR TEAM ALL AREA FOOTBALL TEAM Luke Lomainrewa Defensive and Offensive Line David Arnold Defensive Line Raynell Harrison Defensive and Offensive Line Kendall Henry Running Back Jackson Tyler Defensive Back (nor pictured) | AA Taleloic= ua colele lei i(ea im Gelan) eeray, a EANON A One Act Play by David Rogers, was rhe first of two year WHS Drama Cluo productions. Three local presenrarions prepared rhe cas for its critique ar | the Southwesr_ | Drama Fesrival in| Albuquerque. Charlie’ was unforgerable. CAST Charley Curris Nez, 1,5,6 Alice Aleathea Craig, 3 Professor Nemur Marlene Jones, 2 Docror Strauss Maretra Begaye, 4 Lab Technician Charlene Joe, 1 Jennifer Sims reigned as FBLA Club’s Queen during 1984-85. William Hubbard took a break from his active participation in club activities to smile for the camera. Leroy Begay watches as Harrison Yazzie rakes inventory at a weekly donur sale. FBLA Members Louise Copey Madeline Duboise Lavida Begay Connie Chee Denise Winton Virginia Kee Jennifer Sims Lucy Lee Vince Morris Harrison Yazzie Leroy Begay Beverly Wauneka 75 Some Saddle-Up RODEO CLUB enjoyed a large membershio ar WHS this year. In addition, their two yearly Rodeos, in the Spring and Fall, drew a large number of spectarors. Skills in handling rhe awesome animals emerged quickly in Bareback, Saddle Bronc, Bull Riding, and Barrell Racing events against challenging opponents Gallup, Grants, Newcomb, and Chinle. “Bear” riders Darrel Ashley, Milton King, Alvin Yazzie, and Halberr Yazzie placed in the October compertiron. CLUB MEMBERS LroR) Kneeling: Ricky Yazzie, Sponsor Ray Morgan, Willie Antone, Everly Vandever. Sranding: Merlinda Emerson, Leroy Casrillo, Alvin Yazzie, Abel Morgan, Junior Morgan, Virgil Ashley, Gerald Thompson, Sophie Lincoln. Back Row: Milron King, Darrell Ashley, Harold Thompson. 2. Carol Leslie and Merlinda Emerson 3. Curtis Ambrose — 1. Milton King 2. Riders parading 3. Earl Leslie 4. Marc Ray Etcitry 5. Norma and Del Anderson 6. CLUB OFFICERS: President, Alvin Yazzie: Secrerary, Sophie Lincoln; Vice-President, Junior Morgan. ti This year Spanish classes experienced a variety of cultures from the Spanish Speaking world. Colombia: They visited the slide show and exhibit of El Oro de El Dorado — Precolombian Gold from Colombia Spanish America. Mexico: They ordered a meal in Spanish at a Mexican Restaurant Spain: They visited the prorographic exhibit of El Greco a famous Spanish artist. They prepared and served a typical Spanish food with a gaypa cho fasting party. Peru: They cooked and served a typical Perunian meal in the home of their teacher, Norma Harvey. The artwork below is a sample of a wall hanging commonly found in the Mexican Srate of Oaxaca. It encorporates simple floral and nature designs which are painted onto a paper mache surface in bright, bold colors. Mr. Hoover samples Peruvian chicken ‘Oe: ew Ce 2 Jim Martin, Leslie Morgan, Elton Cleveland GS Club Presidenr Deloria Chapo Angelina Ben, Deloria Chapo, Erhelyn Monroya Charlene Begaye, Winiford Lynch, Ms Loretra Kee, Lavina Benally, Charlene Barney, Lucille Scorr, Veronica Yazzie, Mrs. Downey, Marlene Jones, Theresa Pablo, Clifford Begaye, Mr. Young James Harry, William Hubbard, Clifford Begaye Gaspacho Parry Loretta Kee, Virginia Ercitry, Charlene Barney, Ms. Harvey, Veronica Yazzie + Arbol genealegico Wfereel Kin A variety of clubs at WHS kepr students active and interested. The melodic songsters, worked diligently together, while the Indian club labored for their singing and dancing performances. Concurrently STUCO encouraged students to donate blood. Jogging club strode with strength and stamina. 1. Girls Ensemble: (L to R): Theresa Begay, Beverly Wauneka, Arlene Fransico, Julie Martin, Sherlinda Pinto, Sophie Lincoln, Mary Jim, Hilda Brown. 2. Boys Ensemble: William Hubbard, Kee Lee Tsosie, Jimson Martin, and Harrison Yazzie. 3. Girls Choir: First Row: Nelvena Smith, Loretta Hood, Angelina Holtsi, Selena Yellowhair. Second Row: Rena Begay, Theresa Pablo, Gloria Stash, Norma King, Karen Begay, Lorencita Van Winkle. Third Row: Sandra Marshall, Veronica Tsosie, Loretta Beyale, Veronica Dick, Roselyn Smith, Pearl Toledo, and Sybil Brown. Opposite Page: 1. Ricky Yazzie dancing the night away. 2. S5TUCO: (L fo R): Bennie Stash, Madeline Duboise, Deloria Chapo, Denise Winton, and Meretra Begay. 3. Jogging Club: First Row: Mr. Pinto, Cyprian Sarracino, Louise Copey. Second Row: Jefferson Begay, Virginia Kee, Lucie Lee, Anroinetre Begay. Third Row: Beverly Wauneka, Wilson Smith. Fourth Row: Edwin Shepard, Vicki Begay, Janice Nelwoor, and Matilda Shorty. 4. Indian Club: Firsr Row: Geraldine Clevland, Geraldine Juan, Cordell Yazzie. Second Row: Norma King, Debra Stump, Glenna Stump. Third Row: Ricky Yazzie, Marilyn Blackwater. Fourth Row: Marcella Succo, Patricia Smith, and 80 Mr. Franlk Shepard. ‘Pay VE TVWre [avem@ [le e)) O) O ng Cal Davis Earl Leslie Kenneth Yazzie Archie Cleveland Danny Sanchz McKinsley Eriacho HW Front Row: Meretta Begay, Aleathea Craig, Lucinda VanWinkle, Zonnie Begay, Beverly Wauneka, Middle Row: Lucinda Martin, Eunice Jackson, Angelina Holtsoi, Ella Mae Dayea. Belinda Yazzie, Verna Begay, Keith Henry, Ethelyn Montoya, Julie Martin, Sophia Lincoln, Priscilla Begay, Theresa Begay. Lasr Row: IRYe (ola(e Mn Coy44(=¥a Lora) van Kelasiaxe Ai Le) val ko (— 7am Ble) Uce) Tsosie, Hilda Brown. Officers: L to R: David Tsosie, Deloria Chapo, Beverly Wauneka, Theresa Begay. sine ei a : : : a4 pees piv yy, — cl Uy 7, he y yy Uf JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM (Left ro Right) Fronr Row: Meretta Begay, Loretra Wood, Belinda Shepard, Juanita Jonn, Wilma Tso. Middle Row: Jeanetra Castillo, Charlorre Thompson, Verna Begay, Karen Begay, Theresa Pablo, Loretta Kee. Back Row: Chris Enos, Theresa Knox, Alberta White, Jesse Begay, Zonnie Begay, Matilda Billie, Mabeline Lewis, Lorraine Medina. “'C’’ TEAM, Fronr Row: Theresa Pablo, Juanita John, Karen Begay. Middle Row: Tammi Martin, Madeline Dubois, Charlotre Thompson. Back Row: Carol Chee, Marlene Chee, Nora Begay, Ramona Antone. SS : a 3 es . _ | i ] Wy 7 ) i iy a Wo i WINGATE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM made history on Oct 10, when it bear Aztec for the first time since Volleyball starred over seven years ago. 1. Pioche and Yellowhair. 2. Eriacho 3. Gould 5. Penass 6. Belinda Shepherd 7. Coach Thompson tenders a few tips 8. Miguel TEAM MEMBERS (L fo R), Front Row: Lorraine Medina, Sharon Lee, Charlotte Penass. Middle Row: Vivan Miguel, Sophie Lincoln, Grace Phillips, Charlene Gould, Sybil Brown, Hilda Brown. Bac Row: Michelle Pioche, Lena Mitts, Veronica Yazzie, Sophie Eriacho, Selena Yellowhair ARNE a ANHAHN asa ce State 2nd Place VARSITY SQUAD Front Row « to Gerald Joe Benedict Yazzie Middle Row: James Yazzie Ronnie Charley — Parrick Brown Backs Row: Edison Begay Jasper Copey Melvin Lee Nor Pictured: Lucinda VanWinlkle Albuquerq i 2nd Place STARTING SQUAD — Front Row . to. ff Benedict Yazzie Ernest Bily _ Jameson Delgartio Vivian Miguel Sharon Lee Denise Winton ludada VanWinkle Marcie Eriacho: Cyprus Sarracino Jasper Cope: Henry Smith _ Middle Row: - Erwin Frank Edison Begay Randy Nez Virgil Casamero Wilson Arnoid Melvin lee Lenardo Galbrearh Ronnie Charley Chris Bahe Patrick Brown Back Row: © Harrison Lee Nathaniel Sam Hurley Henderson Jerry Thompson - Edgar Gaddy Larry Johnson McKinsley Eriacho- Gerald Joe James Yazzie _ Ord Place INDIVIDUAL strengths varied, bur the ream was proud of irs many fine athletes. Eight boys and one girl emerged as oursranding prospects fo represent WHS in Districr and Srare competition. Lucinda Van Winkle is the firsr girl from WHS ro participare as a finalist. Ath Place 5. PAT Brown concentrares on outrunning rrownpoint’s Eagles. 6. MELVIN Lee jogged 60 miles per weels fo prepare for the Toharchi run. 7. JASPER Copey was limber and serious during every run. Sth Place COACHES Chuck Fosrer and [Ray Norah had high expectations for the team, and the arhleres trained hard to meet them. “WORKOUTS” are murder, Our if really all pays off when you win, remarked Patricl Brown. Wrestling is an individual sport, bur ream work means that when you're out there by yourself, struggling to win, every guy on the bench is agonizing right along with you. Wrestlers need strength, endurance, and concentration. The opponent is controlled by take downs, switches, and reverses. No fancy foorwork for these guys — just plain HOLDIN’ ON. VARSITY WRESTLERS: (L TO R), Fronr Row: Fabian Yazzie, Benson Yazzie, Stephen Perry, McKinsley Eraicho, Oris Begaye, Herman Shorty, Virgil Casarnero. Backs Row: Coach Srall Lonnie Arviscio, Luke Lomainrewa, Joseph Miguel, Calvin Begay, Ervin Yazzie, Mike Ramone, Raynell Harrison, Coach Horton. Navajo Academy Invitational Victors: Luke Lomaintewa Raynell Harrison Lonnie Arviso tome é é —sisiauaninssanscnenn scenes NOTE eisai ANN H Hi ATL cis canceled JV. WRESTLERS: (L To R): Fronr Row: Chris Norton, Nathaniel Yazzie, Eldred Sam, Nathaniel Sam, Randy Means, Daniel Tailman, Henry Nez. Back Row: Coach Norton, Victor Begay, Eugene Chee, Howard Billy, Frank Armijo, Lew Harrison, Arnold David. Cheerleaders Encourage, Enspirit, Enliven Bottom Righ Hilda Brown ’ and Veronica Begay, Michele Smith, LaRue Guoladdle, Vicki oO ae © Cc a, 5 = ) Ss oD QO Ds O O) oD) [en a) (= = oO N SS © co ne) =) Oo eo: Tes Q) Cs Q c — ee ' Come in every shape and size 2. Greg Ball can’t even see. 3. Raynell Harrison does the backstroke. 4. Vicki Cayaditto hopes to halt the over- anxious neophytes. 5. David Tsoie says it's all in the arms. 6. Chris Norton insists on knee action. 99 2. Sharon Lee slides in to score on a lay-up. 3. Sophia Blackgoar reaches for a jumnpball during a varsity game. 5. Melissa Begay plays rough defense against Kirtland. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Vivian Miguel is rebounding. 2. Lorraine Medina is guarding her opponent. 4. To pass or to hold challenges Sophia Blackgoar. GIRLS V. BASKE TBALL. “ TO Ro, Front Tow Lorraine Medina, Karen Begay, Juanita John, Belinda Snepard, Middle Row. Theresa Pablo, Sharon Sims, Jaclie Phillips, Elsie — Teller, Carol Chee, Mr. Horron(Coach), Miss Kelly (Assr. Coach), Tami Cruz, Priscilla Begay, Sophie Blackgoar, Harrier Tsosie, Back Row: Jessie Begay, Sonya Howard, Par Leonard, Janice Nelwoor, Rosemary Anrone_ Bears Basketball — GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY: (L TO BR), Front Row: Verna Begay, Jeanette Castillo, Mabeline Lewis, Sophie Blackgoar, Middle Row: Miss Thompson(Coach), Selena Yellowhair, Charlotte Penass, Belinda Shepard, Melissa Begay, Sharon Lee, Bacls Row: Alberta White, Sophie Lincoln, Jennifer Sims, Grace Phillips, Vivian Miguel, Miss Kelly (Asst Coach), Mr. Horton (Coach). il ini “ay ild Sty S _ @, O Cc Bee = fam) consists of heartaches, headaches, and hunger pains — Rah Rahs, routine, and relaxing. WWHS students find that their world revolves around sharing, caring, and most of all, smiling. Photos of Milton King, Jeanette Castillo, Jeanette Preston, Almera Whitegoar, and Carol Ann Benally were taken by student photographers Sharon Sims, Vicki Vandever, and Alvin Yazzie. for Arnold Davis, Wilbert Manning and Roderick Yebany, Bev Wauneka and Julie Martin, Harrison Lee, and Virginia Henio, as photographed by Lorraine Barbone, Herman Smith, and Fred Martin. Finding ways to stay busy is part of preparing for life as it is. 110 the daily routine sometimes seems impossiole — bur light-hearted teachers and students find opportunities to e njoy the many facets of school life. ili iy i iu rl - sd Se aad a some OM The students in i are LA 114 ERT FRESHMEN, NEW RECRUITS INTO A HIGHER WORLD WITH A GREAT NEW FEELING OF BELONGING TO SOMETHING BIG, STRUT THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS SOPHOMORE, WALK WITH STIFF APPREHENSION SHYLY QUESTIONING, UNSURE, SOMEWHAT FLIGHTLY, GIGGLING THROUGH THE GREENHORN YEAR JUNIORS, PURPOSEFUL, SUBDUED QUIETLY RESIGNED TO EDUCATE THE MIND BRING REALIZATION AND RESOLVE TO THE DAWNING OF A NEW SEASON SENIORS, WALK THE HALLS WITH KINGLY STEPS AND SWAGGERING SELF-CONFIDENCE BOASTING OF GRADUATION ON END AND A BEGINNING. ASS “Take The Afternoon Off,” says Mr. Hoover to underclassmen. After the excitement of graduarion the halls and classrooms tingle with the expecrarion thar school will soon be over for underclassmen also—ar leasr for rhree months. welcomec brealk is realized ar the beautiful pine laden McGaffey. Fun, food, and fellowship are found before students finally separare for the summer. Among the picnickers were: 1. Lavern Brown and Verna Sam 4. Vicki Vandever 6. Kendall Henry 35 PGA SATA a : se SO wee t + 4 a ae re Once In A While each of us dropped somerhing on the school grounds and neglected to picl it up. As a result, the accumulation afforded an opportunity for school life togetherness. Although students and staff broke from classroom routine for an hour, some found it easier To watch than work. Nonetheless, bags were filled and rhe campus looked nearer. 1. Marc Ray Etcitry and Vernon Begay check to see if the book is recyclable. 2. Sandra Joe is on her way ... somewhere. 3. Sharon Chee is searching for trash with x- ray vision. 4. Ms. Schwenig is directing. 5. Brock Horton wonders if the bag has a hole in it. 7. Jasper Martin says, “'It’s in the bag.” Nearly 1000 students and 150 staff members said farewell to WHS - some unril next year, some forever. Many simply made it through another year while others fondly remember ‘getting in porportion to what they gave”. The value of the effort was silent, reflecting not itself in words or deeds, bur in intangible- in the quier influence of a coach echoing far beyond the bounding line, in the earnest dedication of a principal building an atmosphere of learning, in the goal line strand of a stalwart defense holding the line in the cold and rain against fourth down and inches, in the long seemingly interminable hours of a student struggling over a term project, in the firm patience of a teacher molding minds and characters, in the sensitive eyes of dormitory | counselors firmily dispensing derail, and in the unexpected sunshine of a chow hall trear. FAREWELL WHS said farewell ro Ernie Hurst, Social Studies (pictured on page 46) who rerired after 25 years of - Government Services, 19 or which were at WHS and Doyle Presley, Guidance Supervisor, (pictured on page 47) who retired after 31 years of Government Services The 1984-85 BEARS ANNUAL STAFF appreciates the help of: Calvin Cadman, Breakin’ Artwork Edwin Shephard, Lettering and Artwork Varian Manning, Lettering and Artwork Phyllis Dean, Phorography Ray Norah, Photography Dan Morgan, Western Photography in the Production of BREAKIN’. Co ial Wy ee pie = net SES hs © aaa SON lg 2 Pa ae s. ws : us Nps. Sapcaivsy SO Ma OP aN 5 ee . De? ve. RE setigae ars ween wee Wo ee ee, 4 a Se SS Se mec pace STS cca Glcp ee te De ae bee ES OE gg SE ERSTE SE Se Ce ie lee RR ee Satin a RS ere we mie eet Spel he be ete sy pS