Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

Published Annually by: The Publications Department of WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL Winslow, Arizona JoAnn Armstrong, Editor David E. Conatser, Advisor Ray Wong and Daniel Oplinger, Photographers Julianne Weidinger and Nedra Heath, Business Managers Themes on buttons, doorknobs, or shoestrings. . .Shakespearean plays. . .term papers. . .nouns, verbs, gerunds. . .these are but a few of the things which compose Katherine McAuley's English classes. Mrs. McAulcy is a favorite of students, faculty members, and office personnel. One reason for her popularity is her wonderful sense of humor. Who but she would go cow-girl on Western Stomp Day, wear a potato sack on Twirp Day, or receive information on where Uncle Sam would like to send her as a member of the Peace Corps. Another reason for her popularity is her desire to see that each student is able to get the maximum from her class. She is willing to stay after school and help those who are behind or to talk with those who desire extra information in her field. Many hours are spent in library research as she prepares tor materials which will make her class enjoyable for each student. Many of the members of the Class of 1966 have had Katherine McAuley as their English teacher for three of their four years in high school. During this time they have come to respect her as a friend. For these reasons, we the 1966 Meteor Staff, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Katherine McAuley. TABLE OP CONTENTS EDUCATION 12 COOPERATION 76 PAR7IOR5T70N 94 ACHIEVEMENT 1 16 competition 128 I Is there only one simple face to the personality of Winslow High School, or are there many complex faces ? Winslow High is like the people who work and study there, and people are complex. Of all faces, classroom education is the most predominant. . .teachers. . .administrators. . . students. . .these compose the face of education. Personality is not complete with only one characteristic. Without other faces to complete that of education, personality would be empty, meaningless. Added to education then are the faces of achievement, honors earned. . .competition, desire to do ones best. . .cooperation, will to work. . .participation, eagerness to be a part. In the 1966 METEOR you will see how the many faces of our school go to make up its complete personality. Education. . .achievement. . .competition . . .cooperation. . .participation. . . these then are the visages of Winslow High School. EDUCATION Education. . . eagerness to leam, willingness to teach. An eager student and a willing teacher are both necessary’ to have a true education. Many tilings come to the mind with the mention of education: term papers. . .tests. . .finals. . .projects due. . .study. . .class discussion. . .lectures. . . these are curriculum. Administrations . . .teachers. . .office workers. . .lowly freshmen. . .struggling sophomores. . .confident juniors. . . mightly seniors. . .these are the people. The freshmen find themselves faced with new experiences. . . class changes, curriculum choices. . . class loyalty. The sophomores are more accustomed to high school life but still liave new encounters. . . biology dissections. . . a new type of literature. . .being upper underclassmen. The juniors are confident and find new courses and honors just for them American history. . .American literature. . .physics. . . class rings. . .the junior prom. The seniors become the rulers and enjoy the activities and studies meant only for THE upperclassmen. . . American government. . .social problems. . . English Literature. . .chemistry'. These then are the aspects that comprise the face of education. COOPERATION Cooperation. . .will to work, conducting a meeting. . .hearing a guest speaker. . .socializing with fellow students. . .carrying through a community service project. Membership in various school organizations teaches one the importance of leadership, assistance, dependability, and service. Organized groups within the school exist for several reasons. . . service. . .honor. . .vocational information and experience. . .development of abilities. . .discussion of common interests. By becoming an active part of such a group one develops his social sense. Leadership is formed as one acts as an officer. The value of being of service is realized as one completes a project which will benefit others. Initiative and reliability are recognized as one works to compile a school publication. By meeting with others whose interests are similar to his own one finds companionship and common ground for recognizing the value of the individual. These then are aspects which compose the face of cooperation. 8 FWnOPATtON Participation. . .eagerness to be a part. . .helping with the production of a play. . .performing in an assembly. . .serving as an officer. . .working as a member. . .playing in the band. . .singing in the chorus . . . being a student AND MORE. Life is not a spectator sport. One can EXIST as a mere student, but he can EXPERIENCE as a participant. The heart of a school does not beat until the educational process is complemented by a student actively becoming a part of the school until he has taken part in a school activity. Then, and only then is he truly a member of the student body. There is a feeling of experiencing as a cheer is led. . .a dialogue is presented. . .a skit is performed. There is a satisfaction that comes when the play is over . . .the routine has been performed. . .the dance is past. . .the diploma has been received. Activities compose a great deal of the students life on campus. When a person is a part he experiences. . . he feels. These then are the aspects which compose the face of education. oo upermoN Competition. . .desire to do ones best. Competition comes in many forms. . .the clash of two football teams trying for a touchdown. . .the struggle of two wrestlers desiring to pin or reversal. . . the desire to hear the crack of a bat and ball. . . the exertion of a basketball player attempting to make two points. The world of competition as bounded by athletics is an important part of Winslow High School life. The desire to win motivates an athlete to do his best. . .tire maximum he can give. All the athletes' senses and reactions seem to sharpen and quicken as the desire to win forces mental and physical capacities to maximum. Without competition there would be little or no reason to do more than the minimum. This sense of rivalry brings out qualities: teamwork. . . willingness to work with others for die good of the whole. . .and sportsmanship. . . ability to accept results, win or lose. These dicn arc the aspects that comprise the face of competition. achievement Achievement. . .honors earned. Achievement comes in many forms. . .a kingship. . . a membership in a select organization. . .scholastic recognition. Being recognized and honored for effort or ability is very important to the individual. Receiving an award serves as an incentive to assert ones self to do something more than the minimum, to become a leader, a worker, a scholar. During the year students in Winslow High School find many opportunities to demonstrate their abilities and to receive recognition and reward for them. The thrill of being chosen to reign as a king or queen. . .The happiness of being a selected as a member of a select group. . .The pride at realizing efforts in the field of scholastic endeavor have been recognized . . .The sense of privilege at being designated to represent your school in competition or assembly. Even those who may not receive the highest honors but who were considered for them experience, pride, and happiness, and a new determination to do even more the next time. These are important to the individual. These then are the aspects that compose the face of achievement. 1 1 EDUCATION SCHOOL BOARD, standing: JAMES ARMSTRONG, WALTER RHYAN. sitting: REVEREND ELLIS GASTON, LUCILLE THOMPSON, CLYDE RHOTON iMr. Booth, superintendent of public schools, heads Winslow's education staff. He directs the Winslow school system toward better goals in education. Mr. Curtis, principal, keeps the high school functioning properly. He is responsible for all of the activities presented in the high school. His assistant, Mr. Wright, assists him in doing these duties. The duties of the counselors are to advise the students in selecting their courses, give achievement tests, and help the student get a better understanding of his teachers and grades. Miss Betty Moore Counselor Mrs. Lucille Meikle Secretary to Superintendent Mr. O. W. Letts Counselor Mrs. Lulu Murray System Bookkeeper MRS. BETTYE BLY MRS. GRIFFITH MRS. BARBARA JENSEN MR. ARTHUR Secretary Bookkeeper School Nurse Chorus FEEDING TIME for the fish as Biology I teacher David Conatser answers the questions about the feeding habits of certain Arizona fish posed by John Brown, Daniel Oplinger, and Charles Long. A teacher's job is not merely the interpretation of written information; he must be prepared to help those students who desire more than a simple, general knowledge of the subject which he teaches. A teacher's ability to stimulate the students' interest to go deeper into a subject is indeed an asset. A teacher has many duties outside the classroom instruction. . .hall duty. . .report cards. . . sponsorship of dances and other student activities. So many and varied are their responsibilities that they touch every phase of student life. MR. EWAN Alg. I, Sr. Math, Alg. II, Plane Geometry MR. FRITZ Physical Science, Plane Geometry, Algebra II MR. FUTRELL English I, English II, English III MRS. GIPSON Home Economics I MRS. GREENWOOD French I, French II, Spanish I MR. GREER English I MR. HOWE English II, English III, Speech MRS. JOHNS Basic English, Special Ed. MR. MARTIN Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping MR. MCINTOSH Algebra I MR. OLMSTED Woodwork, Industrial Arts MISS OARE American Government, Social Problems MR. NASSER Boys' Health and Physical Education MRS. MEINKE Home Economics II, Home Economics III MRS. MCAULEY English IV MR. O'KELLY Band, Music Fundamentals MR. MCARTHUR General Math MRS. MEIKLE Typing I, Shorthand I, Shorthand II MR. PAPER General Business, Distributive Education MR. PATTERSON Mechanical Drawing, Art, Industrial Arts MISS PHILLIPS MR. RAPSON Girls' Health and Physical Biology I Education MRS. RIDGLEY Librarian MR. ROCKWELL Mechanical Drawing, General Metals, Industrial Arts MRS. SUTER Girls' Health and Physical Education MRS. SMITH MRS. STOTTS Orchestra Typing I, Typing II MR. STRACK Machine Shop MR. WALTON World History', World Geography, Journalism MR. TAYLOR Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry RHODES, SPENCER- SOO WOO, TERRJ HERRERA, RAYMOND KEITH RHODES President SPENCER SOO HOO PAU LETT A DENISE RICHARDS Vice-President Treasurer THERESA MARIE HERRERA Secretary JAMES O'HACO Student Body President ROSS THOMSON Student Body Vice-President ANITA JEANETTE JOHNSON Student Body Secretary KATHERINE JUE Student Body Treasurer ,aMD RflUtEna RJCFURD lEfiD THE ClfiSQ OF 1966 DORA ANN APODACA LUCINDA KATHERINE ARMIJO MARILYN DIANE ADAMS FREDDIE ARTHUR ANAYA JOANN ARMSTRONG DELBERT CARRILLO Council Representative RUSSELL MEIKLE Council Representative MARY KATHRYN ROYER Council Representative kATHERJNE JUE, HONOR' STUDENT, RACED FRANCES ATTAKAI ALEX BALLEJOS ANTONIA CATHERINE BALLEJOS CURTIS NELSON BARDSLEY PATRICK MICHAEL BECKWITH ROYCE ERWIN BEYDLER THERESA ANN BIRD FfReriN start ukc youth derowip come MILISCENT STAR BLAND WILLIAM FRANKLIN BOLL IN BARBARA JEAN BONDS Steve garner, susan sorensen, jqann ,arm- HENRY KEE CHARLIE ALLEN FRED CHAVES IRENE JANIS CHEF JAMES RICHARD CHRISTIE EDDIE EUGENE CLARK STRONG- f-f ADED' '’BOYS AND GJ-fOULS TOGETHER’ ’ CAC THOMAS LYNN COPSEY OLIVIA JEAN CURLEY LORRAINE ANN CURTIS EDITH KATHLEEN DEVANEY RICHARD EUGENE DONNELLY SENIOR OdSS CANDIQ4IES WERE VICTORIOUS IN ANTHONY MARTIN DURAN JERRY LEE EASLEY KATHLEEN LUELLA EDMONDS YVONNE MARIE ELDER VICTORIA ANTONIA ESPINOSA TWfRP WNG-AND OUEEfJ OF UEAR7C CONfeCrC ELAINE MARIE GASTON LOUISE LORENE GORMAN EDA MAE GRACE DALE CELESTE GRIFFIN fflUL TA RJCHARDC ND BILL f-f JU IA ERE ELSIE MAE HELP GERALDINE HERRERA CROWED Wt-fC HO lABCOWNG- OUEEN AND fc N£ LUTHER HUSKEY HENRY LESLIE JACKSON RUTH VERNITA JENSEN LEON JODY JOHNSON SARAH ANNE JOHNSON MEMBERS 0F7HE SRACCWN© ClfiSC AND THEIR, ALONZO KESCOLI ALBERT PETER KRUEGER KATHRYN KAY LAUR LAWRENCE EDWARD LAWSON SARAH ESTHER LEWIS QAIES ATTENDED THE senior hop ON may 7. DAVID GILBERT LUNA WILLIAM ALLEN LUTHER CATHERINE ALICE MACK LINDA MARIE MARTINEZ £ND UF UBFR£ OP OACC OF 1966 RECALLED CARRIE LEE MIMS YOLANDA E. MONTANO ERLINDA ANN MONTI EL HENRY MOORE CHARLES MILTON MORRIS JOHN RAN DA LI NEAL 32 DOROTHY ANNE NELSON ' 7U0 UENIS TO RE UE UBER; ’ AT SENIOR, BANQUET JERRY ORTIZ MARSHA ORVIN JANICE ELAINE PATTERSON JERRY LINN PEART ANNIE MARIE PETERSON SRADqanON SPEAKERS CONSIDERED’ THE old order- DORIS ILENE RANDALL CLARICE RENFRO TEXANNA (JONES) RENFRO THOMAS CORDERO REYES DARWIN GIBBONS RHOTON MARIA EUFEMIA SALAZAR DAVID DANIEL SANCHEZ CWSETH; YtEtDIN S RACE TO NEW” WILFRED KAY RUSKIN THECWSS OF l ASee MBt£D FOR-THE FINAL LESLIE KAREN SOEHNER SUSAN SORENSEN JIMMIE STORE COLBY DANTON SWACERTY CAROLYN SUE TATE TIME MAY 27 TO RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS MARIE THOMPSON TOMMY MONROE THOMPSON JEFF MICHAEL TRUJILLO JOHN WF.MHOENER ANTHONY BYRON WHEELER BERNADETTE ELAINE WHITMORE OTHER, SENIORS VIRGINIA ANZURES TAMI MARSHALL SHARON SETELLA 39 SENIOR ACTIVITIES APODOCA, DORA ANN Spanish Club 2, 3,4--Scc. Trcas. 2, Pres. 3, Rep. 4; N. O. T. 2, 3,4--V-Pres. 3; Elks Honor Banquet 2,3; Student Council 4. ARNSTRONC, JOANN Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Scholarship; Outstanding Latin I G II Student; G.A.A. 2; J.C.L. 2,3,4 --Historian 3,4; Outstanding J. C.L. member 3; Masonic Essay Contest 1,2, 3,4; Elks Youth Banquet 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play, Senior Play; Science Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; Quill G Scroll 3,4--V-Pres. 4; Elk's Leadership Contest 4; Youth Advisory' Committee 4; Big Top 2. Annual 3,4—assistant editor 3; editor 4; U of A Alumni Award 3; Arizona Town Hall delegate 4; Girl’s State 1st alternate 3; F.T.A. 3,4—State historian 4; Honor Society' 3,4--Sec. 4; Librarian 2,3. ATTAKI, FRANCIS Bible Club 1,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Music Festival 3; Chorus 3,4; Science Club 4. BARDSLEY, CURTIS Football 3,4; Wrestling 4; Track 3,4; Chorus 4; W Club. BECKWITH, PAT MICHAEL Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Key Club; Thespians; Junior Class Play Senior Play; Homecoming Assembly 4; J. C. L. --Rep. 2. BF.NHAN, LARRY Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Elk's Youth Activities Committee 4; Journalism 3. BLAND, STAR G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Variety Show 3,4; Pom Pon 2; Modem Dance Workshop 2; Homecoming Assembly 2; Big Top 2; Christmas Ptogram 3,4. BOLLIN, BILL Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; W. Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Big Top 3,4. BONDS, BARBARA N.O.T. 2, 3,4--Treas. 4; Chorus 3,4; Librarian 4; Speech Festival 2; Pep Squad 2; Homecoming Assembly 2, 3; Freshman Assembly; Chorus Variety Show 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4. BROWN, KEE Spanish Club 2,3; Science Club 3,4; Basketball 4; Judo Club 4. CANDELA RLA, BCBBY Wrestling 1,2,3; D. E. C.A. 4. CARDON, DONALD S. Key Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3. CHARLIE, HENRY KEE Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; W Club 4. CHEE, IRENE Bible Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Music Festival 3. CHRISTIE, JAMES RICHARD Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 3; Science Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 4; Spanish Club 2; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom Committee. CLARK, EDDIE Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3; Junior Play; Key Club 3,4. CODY WILLIAM Key Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2; W Club 3,4; Freshman Assembly Big Top 2; Homecoming 3. CONTRERRAS, LARRY Wrestling 2,3; Science Club. CCPSEY, TOM Wrestling 2; Junior Prom Committee; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Freshman Assembly. CURTIS, LORRAINE ANN Science Club 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. DE VANEY, KATHY N.O.T. 2; J.C.L. 2; Pom Pon 2; Pep Squad 2; G.A. A. 2; Homecoming Assembly 2; Big top 2. DONNELLY, RICHARD Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 4; W Club 3,4. DOUGLAS DAVID Football 1; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Debate 4; Student Council 1. DU BOISE, LARRY GENE Football 2; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Chorus 3,4; Junior Play 3; Band 1,2, 3,4. DURAN, ANTHONY Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,3,4; Track 1. EDMONDS, KATHLEEN D.E.C.A.— V.P. 4; G.A.A. 1; Junior Piom Committee; Pep Squad 2,3; Annual 3. FISHBACK, JOHN Science Club 1,3—Pres. 4; Thespians 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. GALLEGOS, IRENE Pep Squad 2; J. C. L. 2,3,4; G.A. A. 2,4; Junior Play. GARBARINO, JESSICA NELL J.C.L. 1,2; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Junior Play 3; Chorus 1; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Pom Pon 2,3,4--Co -Captain 4; Bulldog Barks 4, Junior Prom Committee; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Assembly 3,4; Freshman Assembly; Junior Play. GARNER, STEVEN LEWIS Transfer from Gallup, N.Mex. 3; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 3,4; W Club 3,4; Honorable Mention All-State Football 3; Thespians 3,4—Pres. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. GASTON, ELAINE Bible Club 1,2, 3,4—Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4--Tri-M 3,4; Sec. 4; Tri-City Band 3; Honor Society 4; Annual 4. GRACE, tDA MAE Band 1,2, 3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Music Scholarship 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Bible Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2. HANCOCK, DARREL Football 2, Manager 2. HANEY, JIM Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; W Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Basketball 1; J.C.L. 1,2; J.C.L. Assembly 2. HEATH, NEDRA MARILYN Annual 4; Chorus 4. HELP, ELSIE MAE J.C.L. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Judo Club 4; Annual 4. HERRERA, TERESA Pep Squad 2,3—Sec. 4; G.A. A. 2,3—Trcas. 3; Pom Pon 2,3, Co-Captain 4; J. C. L. 1,2,3; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Homecoming Assembly 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Junior Play. HOWARD, FREDDIE Band 1,2; Band Festival 1,2; Variety Show 2; Big Top 2; Football 2; Basketball Manager 3; Dormitory Rep. 4. HURLEY JUDY J. C.L. 2,3,4; Librarian 2; Bulldog Barks 4. HUSKEY, LUTHER Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3, 4; Judo Club 4. JACKSON, LESLIE Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Annual 4; J. C.L. 2; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Science Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Junior Play Homecoming Assembly 2; Honor society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JOHNSON, ANITA JEANETTE Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1; Big Top Candidate 1; Heart Fund Candidate; Class Rep. 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4—Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3,4—Sec. 3, Pres. 4; C.A.A. 2,3,4; N.O.T. 2, 3,4; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Workshop 3; Student Body Sec. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Assembly 1; Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4; Big Top 1,2, 3,4; Girl's State 3; Tour Choir 2, 3; Homecoming 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. JOHNSON, LEON JODY Basketball 3; Football 3; Track 1,2,3; W Club 3, 4. JOHNSON, SARA Pep Squad 2, 3,4—Sgt. at arms 4;G.A.A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; N.O.T. 3,4—V-Pres.; Pom Pon 2,4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2; Music Festival 1,2; Christmas Concert 1,2;.Big Top 2,3; Homecoming Assembly 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Junior Play. JOSEPH, MICHAEL Basketball; Football 2; Chorus 2, 3,4. JUE, KATHERINE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4-Sec. Treas. 4; Thespians 3,4; Junior Play; Pep Squad 3,4; N.O.T. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4-Historian 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4 --V. Pres. 2,3, Sec. 4; Student Body Treas. 4; Bulldogs Barks--Business Mgr. 4; Junior Prom Committee; L.O.O.F. UN Pilgramage Award 2; Debate Team 3; Girl's State 3; Elks Honor Banquet 1,2; Speech Festival 3; Student Council 4; D.A. R. Citizenship Award--1st local, 1st state; Senior Play—Student Director; V.F.W. Voice of Democracy Award; F.T.A. State Convention; Homecoming Publicity Committee. KAUFMAN, OLIVIA LYNN Freshman Assembly 1; Pep Squad 2; Junior Play 3; Homecoming Assembly 2. KELHOYOMA, ERROL J. V. Football; J. V. Basketball. KESCOLI, ALONZO Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; W Club 3,4. KRUGER, ALBERT Science Club—Pres. 3, Rep. 4; Thespians—V-pres. 4; Honor Society 3—V-pres. 4; Junior Play; N.S.F. Summer Math Camp 3,4; Senior Play 4. LAUR, KATHY G.A.A. 1,2; Freshman Assembly Bulldog Barks 2, 3; Assistant Editor 4. LAWSON, LARRY F.T.A. 2, 3,4; Science Club 4; Track 2, 3,4; Student Council Rep. 2, 3; United States Senate Youth Program. LEWIS, SARAH ESTHER J. V. Cheerleader 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Junior Play; Science Club 3—Sec. 3; F.T.A. 3,4 —State Historian 3, Pres and State Pres, 4; Class Sec. 4; J.C.L. 2, 3--Historian 3; Senior Play; Prom Committee; Freshman Assembly; J.C.L. Assembly; Chorus 1; Chorus Variety Show 1; Elks Youth Committee 4. LOPEZ, MICHAEL Freshman Assembly; Football 1,2,3,4--A11 Star 3, All Conference 3,4; Wrestling 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4;J.C.L. 2,3,4—Pres. 4, Treas. 3; V-pres. 2; Science Club 3,4; W Club 3, 4; Boy's State Delegate 3; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Big Top 2; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. LUTHER, BILL Wrestling 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. MACK, CATHERINE ALICE Freshman Assembly 1; Junior Play; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; G.A. A. 2,3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 3; J.C.L. 2, 3 J.C.L. Assembly 2; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Quill G Scroll 3,4—Pres. 4; Bulldog Barks 3—asst, adver. mgr.; Homecoming Assembly 2, 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Speech Festival 2; Thespian Assembly 2; Senior Play; Librarian 2, 3,4. MCFARLAND, KATHLEEN MARY J.C.L. 2, 3; Orchestra 3,4—Pres. 4; Music Festival; Honor Society 4; Tri-M 4. MEIKLE, RUSSELL Honor Society 3,4; Class Rep; Student Council Workshop 2; Key Club--Sec-Treas. 4; Co-Chairman; Junior Prom 3; Bulldog Barks Sports Editor 4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2. MILHEM (TATE), LINDA J.C.L. 2, 3—Parliamentarian 2; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Homecoming Assembly 2,3,4; N.O.T. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; Freshman Assembly; Freshman Class Treas Junior Class Play; Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3; Tour Choir. MONTANO, YOLANDA Class Treas, 3; Pom Pon 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Chorus 4; N.O.T. 3,4--historian 4; Homecoming Assembly 4; Junior Play; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Freshman Assembly. MONTI EL, LINDA J.C.L. 2,3; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Annual 4. MCORE, HENRY JR. Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Big Top 2; Homecoming Assembly 3; Freshman Assembly 1. MORRIS, SHERRY Chorus 3,4; Band 3; Festival 4. NELSON, DOROTHY ANNE G.A.A. 1; Chorus 2,3; Pep Squad 3; D.E.C.A. Editor 4. O'HACO, JIM Honor Society 4; Student Body Pres 4; Class Pres 2; Key Club 3,4; W Club 1,2, 3,4; Big Top 2; Junior Prom Committee; N.A.S.C. Conference 4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Bulldogs Barks 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Elks Honor Banquet 3,4; Student Council State Convention. OVRIN, MARSHA G.A.A. 2,3,4—Pres. 4; Pep Squad 2,4; Chorus 2, 3,4—V-pres. 4; Chorus Variety Show 2,3,4; Junior Play; Junior Prom Committee 3; Big Top Candidate 2. PATTERSON, JANICE Freshman Assembly; Class Treas. 2; J.C.L. 2,3,4 --Rep. 3; V-pres. 4; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Student Council 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4—Pres. 4; Pep Squad 2; Thespians 3,4; Thespians Assembly 3; State D.E.C.A. Convention; Big Top 2; Big Top Candidate 3; Homecoming Assembly 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Junior Prom Committee; Speech Meet 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 4; D.E.C.A. State Leadership Conference 4. PEART, JERRY Freshman Assembly; J. V. Football 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. PETERSON ANNIE MARIE Spanish Club 2; Band 1; Bible Club 2,3,4; Judo Club 4; C.A.A. 3; Science Club 3; Chorus 3,4. POOLHECO, LORRAINE Pep Squad 2, 3; G. A. A. 2,3;F.T.A. 2--Historian 3; Annual 4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Operetta 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3. PRICE, ALVIN Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; W Club 2,3,4. RANDALL, DORIS Band 1,2, 3,4--Officer 2,3; Chorus 2,4--officer 4- Madrigal 2,4; Junior Play; Tri-M 3,4--officer 4; Annual 4; Tour Chorus 3,4; Big Top 1; Student Council 4. RENFRO, CLARICE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Variety Show 1,2, 3,4; Tour Chorus 2. Chorus Festival 1,2, 3,4; G.A. A 2, 3; Homecoming Assembly 3; Chorus Librarian 2,3. RHODES, KEITH RAYMOND Football 1,2, 3,4—captain; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4—captain; Junior Play; Key Club 3—Pres. 4; Spanish Club 12,; Sophomore Class Pres. Junior Class Rep.; Senior Class Pres.; W Club 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Big Top Candidate 1; Thespians 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Band 1. RHOTON, DARWIN Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Elks Youth Advisory Committee 4; Chorus 4. RICHARDS, JERRY Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; Band 1,2. RICHARDS, PAULETTA DENICE Student Council Rep; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1; Majorette 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Tri-M 3--Rep 4; Quill £ Scroll 3—Sec. 4; Bulldog Barks 3—editor 4; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Senior Class Treas; Hometoming Assembly; Junior Prom Committee Operetta 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4; Honor Society 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. ROBERTSON, LYNN Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; W Club 3; Science Club 3. ROYER, MARY KATHRYN Homecoming queen candidate 4; Freshman Assembly; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; G.A. A. 2,3;J.C.L. 2,3,4 --Recording Sec. 2; Queen of Hearts Candidate; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Feature Majorette 4; Homecoming Assembly 1,2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 2,3; Big Top 1,2, 3,4. SALAZAR, FANNIE Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Festival 3; N.O.T. 4. SANCHEZ, DAVID DANIAL Transfer from Sante Fe Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary 4. SHEA YEA, HANNAH DRUCILLA Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Music Clinic 3; Music Festival 1,2,3; Sky High 3; Christmas Assembly 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 2,3,4; Songleader 4; V-Pres. 4; Pep Squad 3,4--Sgt. at Arms 4; Annual 3; Assistant Advisory Manager 3; Tri-M 4; Concert Choir 4. SHORT, ROBERT Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2 Wrestling 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Junior Play Senior Play; Chorus Variety Show; Monday Night Chorus. SMITH, BARBARA D.E.C.A. 4--Treas. 4; F.T.A. 3; Senior Play; Pep Squad 3-- Advertising Mgr.; Honor Society 4; C.A.A. 2,3; Thespians 3,4—Treas. 4; Band 1; Festival 1; Junior Play. SOEHNER, LESLIE KA REN Student Council 1, 3; Class Pres. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3 --Treas. 4; Freshman Assembly; Thespians 3— Sec. 4; Honor Society 3--Treas. 4; Junior Play; Homecoming Candidate 4. SOO HOO, SPENCER Science Club 1,2, 3--V-pres. 2; Student Council Rep. 3; Science Fair 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class V-Pres. 4; Bible Club 4; Debate 4. SORENSEN, SUSAN Miss Peppy Puppy 3; Junior Play 3; Girl's State 3; Pep Squad 3,4 — Rep. 4; Thespians 3,4; Bulldog Barks 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. STORE, JIMMY Football 3; Wrestling 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. SWACERTY, COLBY Band 1,2; Annual 2,4; Football 1,3. TATE, CAROLYN Class Sec. 1,2; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; Pom Pon 2, 3,4; J. C. L. 2,3— Historian 2; Honor Society 4; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming Assembly 2, 3,4; Big Top 2, 4; Bulldog Barks—News Editor 4. TAYLOR, RONALD Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. THOMPSON, MARIE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Bible Club 2,3,4; Judo Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Annual 4. THOMSON, ROSS Transfer from Class Technical High School, Detroit Michigan 1; Class V-Pres. 3; Student Body V-Pres. 4; Elks Honor Banquet 2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4--Pres. 4; Science Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Boy's State 3; Junior Prom Committee--Chairman; Student Council 3,4; Elks Advisory Committee 4. TSOSIE, BEATRICE Spanish Club 1,2. WEINDINCER, JULIANNE Chorus Variety Show 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4--Pres. 4, Sec. 3; Tour Choir 1,2, 3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Chorus Operetta 1,2,3; Tri-M 3,4—V-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Annual 4--Advertising Mgr; N.O.T. 2,3,4--Scc. 4, Historian 3; G.A.A. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3,4—V-Pres. 4; J.C.L. 2,3,4 Rep. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Speech Festival 2; Homecoming Chairman 4; J.C.L. Assembly 2; Senior Play; Honor Society 4; Madrigal 4; Student Council 4; Elks Advisory Committee 4. WHEELER, ANTHONY D.E.C.A. 4--Parliamentarian; Wrestling 1. WILBANKS, ROBERT Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,4. WORKER, ALICE Music Festival 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Bible Club 2, 3,4--Sec. -Treas.; Judo Club 2, 3, 4—Treas.; Band 1,2; Orchestra 3,4. YOUNG, HELEN G.A.A. 2,3,4; Bible Club 3; Science Club 3. THOMPSON, TOMMY Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. SULUVVJ, WOU EIL, IARJR£Z, GRAFF President Sean Sullivan Vice -President Mike Howell Secretary Janice Ylarraz Treasurer Marcia Graff Judy Abrams Patricia Armijo Richard Armstrong Emmett Atsyc Jerry Baker Geraldine Bakurza Raymond Baca Margaret Baca LED JUNIOR- CLASS DURING 1965-66 Patricia Brannon Bill Bruchman Beth Brummett Cherie Buckley UEMBERS OF TUB OASS SPONSORED A RUl Phillip Bush Joy Caswell Steven Chavez Bill Cherry Ruby Chief Joe Childers Carol Coffey John Collins Agnes Coin Mary Copsey Vicki Cox Eunice Craig MAGE GALE 70 MAKE MONEY FOR THE FROM Mike Cunningham Joan Curley David Daly Herman Damon Linda Davis Charles Engels Colleen Farnsworth Edelene Ferguson Rachel Flores Charles Frediricks Larry Fuller Marlene Fuson UNQAJOHNS AND £W SUUJVAN RAYED THE Rachel Gallegos Lawrence Gashweseoma Kathy Graff Dawn Groom Herbert Guy Mary Hartnett Robert Hartnett Janet Hasten Albert Hernandez Marise Henry Melvin Honanie Dorothy Hook LEAD ROLES fN ’YOU CANTK1QE CAROUSE” Gertie House Jim Hurley Carolyn Hunt Bill Howe Patti Ianni Rose Iyua Gary Jack Edward Jaramillo Ernest Jaramillo Shirlene Jenkins Dorothy Jim Linda Johns TWEIVE JUNIORS WERE CHOSEN AS UEM Malene Johnson Jon Johnston Robert Jue Juanita Keams Hartman Lomawaima Gilbert Lopez Lupe Lopez Kaye Lowry Victoria Lucero George Luther Dorothy Maestas Johnny Martinez BERC OF WHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JoAnn Miller Tom Mills Lupc Mancayo Amos Monroe THREE Gtt2L£ AND FIVE BOVS U H£ AT ©IRES’ Frank Moses Linda Mullens Connie Nelson Frank Nelson WERECW0SEN70 REPRESENT OfJD BOVS’ StZTTE Ramona Padilla Richard Padilla Deloris Palacios Polly Panos UNCA CAMS, OONIEL DOROTHY We 'si I Hallie Rains Ladon Ramsey Janice Renfro Richard Rice David Riley Janice Robinson Viola Salazar Daniel Sanchez Margaret Sawyer James Schibi Frank Reyes Susan Schmerfeld I W00f6 MfiDE- ARIZONA ALL-0 Marie Scott Frances Sena Steve Shaw Betty Slowtalker Richard Small Arthur Smith Sandra Smith David Solis Steve Sorensen Deborah Stout Bill Sullens Sharon Swinney ARABIAN M SW!S” BECAME A REAUIYU WEN - ♦ Rose Tafoya Betty Thomas Terry Thomas Dave Thomson Marie Thompson Karen Toya Cindy Trujillo Linda Tuckfield Walter Van Vicki Vance Linda Van Petten JUNIORS HONORED SENIORS 5TAPRIL PRO W Evelyn Villarino Paul Wason Jim Wemhoener I Lyla Whitmyer WON£, LETTS, BOYLE, MON Ray Wong President Trudy Letts Vice-President Jennifer Boyle Secretary’ Dolores Anaya Gayle Anderson Jennie Andrade Jack Antonio Betty Apadoca Adelaide Armijo Sandra Atsye Mary Baca Patricia Baker Shirley Ballew Doris Beaty Danny Begay 60 WO LED £OPWOMOR£ CIAOS Diane Begay Juanita Begay Dan Bcnally Chester Benton Earl Bernier David Black Theresa Brandi Janice Brooks John Brown Tommy Chase Lorenzo Chavez Lorriane Cody William Collins Manny Cordova Elouise Cronemcyer Tony Cullum Darlene Curley Vivian Curley Yvonne Daily 61 SOPWO UORES WON FIRST IN NO Charley Davis Elin De la mere Emma Lou Dixon Phillip Donnelley Steven Dugger Judy Duran Dana Efaw Donna Egbert Joyce Ellison Dean Elmer Glen Elmer Catherine Engels Sharon Fales Diana Ferguson Dixie Fore Alan Foster Mary Foster Shirley Franklin uecomns- pto coupermoN Rudy Gonzales Jonah Gorman Eric Greer Martha Handy Judy Ann Harris Mildred Hayes Harrison Honie Michael Ivey Milton Jackson David John Malry Johnson Vcma Jones Willis Jones Betty Jue Veronica Kcscoli Charles King Robert Kislingbury Susan Kislingbury Kelly Kolomitz Sharon Kress man Billy Laud Bruce Lee Mavalon Lee Lester Lehman Lonnie Lewis Timothy Lewis Larry Littrell QOPNOQ DEFECTED FROSW IN PC 64 WDER, PUFP FOOTBALL Alfred Long Charles Long Richard Maestas Kennith Manola Danny Mazon Freddie Mason Rose McCabe Wayne McGehee Rae Jean McCollough Kristine McFarland Kathy McIntosh Richard Mead Diana Mendoza Diane Miller Penny Mills Thomas Mitchell Richard Mobley Annie Monroe James Monroe 65 £OWQUOR££ mJMFTO IN WGQ Rodger Nelson Vernon Nichols Josephine Olague Gale Olmstead Daniel Oplinger John Oplinger Edward Orozco Tony Orozco Cathrine Oscgueda Maria Padilla Della Passmore Lonnie Passmore WERRV CWRJSIMAe CONTEST Helen Patterson Robert Paul Margaret Perea Vickie Lynn Peterson Kathleen Plumley Melodic Padruchny James Pollard David Ponder Mae Helen Renfro Rochelle Renfro Mary Lou Reyes Timmy Robb Mario Rodriquez Francis Romero James Romero Selfa Saiz Cheryl Sanchez Erlinda Sanchez Philip Sandoval £OPWO UOR££ ENTERPWED CTUDBNTB Larry Smitli Gary Soehner Helen Solomon Kathleen Souza Mar ' Tallsalt Diane Thomas Stanley Thomas Jesse Thompson 68 OCVATVaRiETVSWOU Suella Tiffin Helen Torrez Majorie Upshaw Louis Valverde Rose Lynn VanderKraats jc� Marie Van Petten Hershey Vaughn Evelyn Wapaha Sandra Weaver Rita Weinbeck Bob White Roger Whitehair Bernice Yazzie Louella Zahnlcy Socairo Espinosa James Polston 69 FR££W UEN LOQ 7REIR WAV IN Gary Morgan-President Claudia Orvin-Vice President Julie Cribbs-Secretary Sylvia Foelmer-Treasurer Burton Adams John Adams Henry C. 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Mike Cribbs Minnie Rose Crosby Tommie Cross Dennis Daly Alfred Damon Linda DiNino William Dixon Frank Dugger Donald Dumas Mary Faith Duran Paul Evans Judy Farnsworth Wayne Fish Donna Jean Foy Mariano Francis James Freeman Linda Gallegos Jeffrey Gaston Christina Gilbert Terry’ Giragi Jerry Go Id tooth Margaret Gonzales Richard Gonzales Terri Graff Kathleen Greene Randy Groom Leo Guevara Mary Helen Gutierrez Lorenzo Guzman Charlie Hancock Lloyd Hancock Betty Handy Mike Hartnett Betty Ann Haskan Myron Hawkins Corine Hendrieth Dennis Hernandez Mary' Ann Hernandez fNmanON GREETS fresw uen Marlene Keyonnie Lillian Kutch Jeffery Lewis Sherry La Plante Julie Ann Lay cock Martha Lee Laurel Letts Larry Lewis Pauline Lewis Kenneth Light Beatrice Lopez Irene Lopez Mary Rose Hernandez Pamela Hesser Johnny Honanie Richard Howell Betty Ann Hubbard Gwendolyn Hunter Mary Ann Jaramillo Roy Jimmie Peggy Johnson Patricia Jones Janet Kalisz Jack Kaufman Leora Kearns Juanita Lynch Charles Madeo Fred Marquess Mark Marquez Ramona Martinez Raymond Martinez Pamela McPhetridgc Betty Michaels Debbie Mitchell Mary Lynn Mobley Wallace Monroe David Moody AT DOORS OF U fN£LOU W Justin Morris Betty Nagel Loretta Namoki Danny Nasser Peter Nelson Verna Mae Nez Sheila Nicholas Gloria Olague Randolph Olague Lynn Olmstead Kathleen O'Neill Walter Pacheco Shirley Paddock Margaret Padilla Romola Padilla Gerald Parker William Parry Robin Patton Doris Peaches Charles Rice Margaret Rice Sheila Richardson Alvin Riley Foirest Riley Thomas Peterson Louie Price Pratt Quoshena Calvin Renfro Marie Helen Renfro Annie Reyes Lane Robertson Louie Rodriguez Darrel Rogers Kathi Ross Cecelia Russell Lorraine Salazar Bcmadetta Sanchez Gloria Sanchez f oqu serRRercwJCETO John Sanchez Mary Sanchez Mike Sanchez Lucille Sandoval Steve Sandoval Cecilia Saucedo Patsy Saucedo Billy Schaefer Sandra Schibi Katherine Schultz Ardith Short Lester Short Samuel Simpson Thomas Slowtalker Benny Smith Johr. Smith Lynette Smith Nancy Soehner Cecilia Solis Randy Soo Hoo Andrea Sorenson Edmund Store Ronald Stubblefield Michael Sylvester Jessie Tafoya Charles Tanner Barbara Taylor Johnnie Taylor Douglas Thill Nancy Thomas John Thom Diana Torres Elizabeth Ann Toya Dannie Trujillo Dorothy Tsosie Tim Tyler Cecilia Valles SPONSOR A WISH SCHOOL DANCE M-v Les Vance Roosevelt Van Stella Velasquez Kathleen Villarino Rose Maryc Waltz Pamela West Sara Whitmyer Terr,’ Lynn Wickham Danny Wickland Henry Williams Judith Williams Johanna Willian Mary Woousley Jerry Wright Diana Wyrick Etta Yazzie Harry Yazzie Henry Yazzie Wilson Yazzie Anita Ybarra Veronica Ybarra Leo Armijo Margaret Bainell Margie Barreras Leroy Chavez Susie Chavez Larry Ezell Raymond Gonzales James McFarland Julius Monroe Freddie Moore Clyde Padilla Solomon Padilla Alma Riley Isabel Valles Lorena Varder Doc Wright Sponsor Jim O'Haco President Ross Thompson Vice President Anita Johnson Secretary Kathrine Jue Treasurer Keith Rhodes Senior Class President Scan Sullivan Junior Class President Linda Mullens Junior Class Kathy O'Haco Junior Class L Delbert Carillo Senior Class Rusty Meikle Senior Class Mary Royer Senior Class Bert Peterson Junior Class David Black Sophomore Class Ray Wong Sophomore Class President STUDEMT Mike Ivey Sophomore Class Gayle Olmstead Sop ho more Class Gariy Morgon Freshman Class President Doug Basgal Freshman Class Judy Farnsworth Freshman Class Lynn Olmstead Freshman Class Cathy Mack Honor Society Albert Kruger Science Club Tommy Mills Julianne Weidinger Band J.C.L. Pauletta Freddie Howard Richards Dormatory Tri-M COUNCIL Jo Ann Armstrong Quill G Scroll Claudia Orvin G.A.A. Mike Lopez W Club Doris Randall Janice Ylarraz Chorus Honorary Member Larry Lawson F.T.A. Miss Oare Sponsor Jo Ann Leslie Soehncr Kathrine Jue Armstrong Treasurer Historian Secretary Ross Thompson Albert Krueger President Vice President Cathy Mack David John Judy Council Douglas Fishback Garbarino Representative Elaine Bill Leslie Anita Larry Mike Kathleen Gaston Heath Jackson Johnson Lawson Lopez McFarland Rusty Jim Pauletta Mary Barbara Spencer Susan Meikle O'Haco Richards Royer Smith Soo Hoo Sorensen Carolyn Julianne Richard Bill David Mike Linda Tate Weidinger Armstrong Cherry Daily Howell Johns Malenc Linda Lana Sean Donna Jeanna Kenneth Johnson Mullens Pleasants Sullivan Wong Wong Yee ANNUAL SPIFF First Row: J. Wong, S. Lewis, D. Randall, E. M. Grace, L. Van Petten, Second Row: L. Davis, E. Gaston, N. Heath, E. Help, J. Armstrong, Editor; M. Thompson, L. Montie 1, J. Weidinger Third Row: L. DuBoise, D. Oplinger, C. Swagerty, L. Jackson, R. Wong BULLDOS BARjCg First Row: B. Bollin, J. Brahmer, J. Haney, D. Carrillo, R. Mcikle Second Row: M. Orvin, A. Johnaon, T. Herrera, J. Garbarino, T. Espinosa, Y. Montano, P. Richards, Editor; K. Laur, C. Tate, S. Sorenson, S. Schmerfield, J. Hurley, K. Jue FUTURE TEACHERS Firet Row: S. Lewis, Pres.; M. Foster, G. Herrera, K. Jue, Sec.; C. Farnsworth, M. Copsey Second Row: J. Boyle, M. Van Petten, L. Pleasants, M. Pisel, L. Johns, K. Souza, T. Letts Third Row: H. Lomaeima, J. Armstrong, J. Abrams, S. Swinney, J. Ylarraz, C. Mack, L. Mullens, V-Pres.; C. Hunt, Fourth Row: L. Martin, Sponsor: L. Lawson, Rep. NURSES OF TOMORROW First Row: J. Weidinger, Sec.; M. Scott, V-Pres.; Y. Montano, Hist.; L. Soehner, Pres.; B. Bonds, Treas.; S. Johnson Second Row: M. Graff, J. Wong, D. Wong, B. Juc, J. Myers, N. McCollum, K. Toya Third Row: Mrs. Jensen, K. O'Haco, L. Van Petten, D. Miller, K. Nelson, K. Laur, H. Patterson, L. Ramsey, C. Coffey, R. Phillips, J. Hastens, P. McCarty QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: Cathy Mack, Pres.; JoAnn Armstrong, V-Pres.; Judy Hurley, Sarah Lewis Second Row: Jeanna Wong, Hannah Sheayea, Judy Garbarino, Susan Schmerfield, Les Jackson JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: K. Allen, S. Johnson, K. Toya, Sec.; L. Johns, M. Copsey, J. Weidinger Second Row: L. Lehman, T. Robb, J. Pollard, J. Baker, M. Lopez, Pres.; S. Duggar 83 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB First Row: D. Adams, Sec.; D. Nelson, Editor; T. Candelaria, Rep.; B. Tsosie, V. Anzures, B. Smith, Treas J. Patterson, Pres. K. Edmonds, V-Pres.; Mr. Paper Second Row: W. Ruskin, E. Clark, T. Williams, B. Candelaria, A. Wheeler STRIS' ATMSnC ASSOCIATION First Row: T. Herrera, L. DiNino, A. Toya, D. Torres, K. Toya, S. Johnson, Sec.; B. Jue, B. Nagel, M. Orvin, Pres.; A. Johnson Second Row: J. Farnsworth, K. Bellinger, C. Orvin, J. Williams, T. Graff, R. Patton, M. Thompson, A. Monroe, R. Iyua, R. McCabe, L. Begay, L. Atsye, P. Hesser Third Row: L. Letts, P. McPhetridgc, M. Rice, I. Lopez, B. Sanchez, E. Wilcox, L. Begay, C. Yazzie, A. Anolla, D. Foy Fourth Row: G. Olmstead, L. Tuckfield, V-Pres. 84 FEPSQU4D First Row: D. Miller, M. Rice, S. Sorensen, Rep.; L. Soehner, J. Weidinger, V-Prcs.; A. Johnson, Pres.; T. Herrera, Sec.; S. Lewis, M. Orvin, L. Johns, L. DiNino, B. Thomas, S. Kressman, K. Allen Second Row: C. Tate, P. Clark, P. Richards, R. Vanderkratts, C. Sanchez, G. Olmstead, N. McCollum, M. Royer, C. Coffey, K. O'Haco, R. Phillips, S. Bland, J. Wong, A. Toya Third Row: K. Jue, C. Farnsworth, J. Ylarraz, L. Mullens, K. Toya, Y. Montano, J. Garbarino, D. Wong, B. Jue, A. Sorensen, S. Foehner, L. Kutch, K. O'Neill, J. Kalisz Fourth Row: M. Graff, V. Peterson, C. Mack, S. Johnson, C. Orvin, C. Clark, J. Laycock, P. McCarty, J. Boyle, R. Renfro, D. Wyrick, J. Cribbs, L. Olmstead, L. Smith, S. Nickolas U ” CLUB First Row: D. Carrillo, Pres.; D. Riley, S. Gamer, K. Rhodes, J. Haney, H. Damon, Second Row: B. Heath, J. O'Haco, B. Bollin, R. Short, M. Lopez, Rep.; A. Kescoli, A. Price Third Row: W. Cody, J. Easley, L. DuBoise, B. Cherry, L. J. Johnson, J. Store, R. Paul SPANISH CLUB First Row: C. Price, D. Wong, L. Blair, V. Pres.; B. Jue, M. Henry, M. Baca, F. Sena Second Row: L. Parry, L. Van Petten, J. Wong, Sec.; L. Davis, M. Pisel, Pres.; J. Hasten, J. Robinson, D. Anaya, H. Sanchez, J. Andrade, D. Maestas, Third Row: R. Armstrong, Rep.; M. Rodreqriz, Mr. Williams, O. Quoshena, Sgt. Arms.; K. Yee SCIENCE- CLUB First Row: K. Jue, Sec.; R. Wcinbeck, K. Allen Second Row: S. Soo Hoo, L. Huskie, E. Greer, D. Douglas, V. Pres.; P. Wason, M. Lopez, L. Jackson, J. Fishback, Pres. Third Row: C. King, A. Kruger, Per.; K. Yee, H. Lomohoma 86 BfBLECUJB First Row: Mr. Conaster, E. Gaston, Pres.; H. Sheayea, V. Pres.; A. Worker, Sec.; D. Hook, Rep.; Mr. Greer Second Row: M. Fuson, E. Dixon, D. Foy, P. West, J. Brown, M. Henry, M. Johnson, Third Row: D. Jim, B. Slowtalker, L. Begay, C. Yazzie, D. Miller, R. McCabe, M. Thompson, Back Row: J. Gaston, R. Smith, J. Brown, L. DuBoise, T. DuBoise JUDO CUUB First Row: Alice Worker, Vicky Cox, Rae Jean McCullough, Helen Patterson, Pamela McPhetridge, Terri Graff Second Row: Margaret Rice, Richard Rice, Annie Monroe 87 7HESFWJS Row 1. Katherine Jue, Jo Ann Armstrong, Janice Patterson, Rep, Leslie Soehner Sec., Cathy Mack. Row 2. Leslie Jackson, Steve Gamer Pres., Keith Rhodes, Delbert Carillo, Mike Lopez, Pat Beckwith, Albert Krueger V-Pres. , John Fishback. KEY CLUB Row 1. JimO'HacO, Eddie Clark, Bill Bollin, Rusty Meikle, Sec., Keith Rhodes Pres., John Peterson, Jerry Baker, Bill Cherry, Sean Sullivan, Mike Howell Rep., Row 2. Jim Haney, Phil Olmstead, David Riley, David Thompson, Steve Sorenson, Delbert Carillo V-Pres., Tom Mills, Donald Cardon, Bill Bruchman, Standing. William Cody, Jim Store TRW First Row: E. Gaston, K. McFarland, K. McFarland, T. Letts, J. Myers, D. Hook, L. Mullens, E. M. Grace Second Row: K. Nelson, D. Miller, M. Johnson, C. Nelson, J. Boyle, J. Weidinger, Pres.; P. Richards, H. Sheayea, D. Randall, L. DuBoise Third Row: T. Mitchell, L. Davis, T. DuBoise, J. Ylarraz, Sec.; T. Mills, J. Petersen, D. Sanchez, V-Pres.; P. McCarty, Treas.; M. Johnson S” CLUB First Row: K. McIntosh, J. Garbarino, J. Armstrong, M. Copsey, V-Pres; S. Schmerfield, M. Henry, J. Wong, Treas.; D. Wong, Corres. Sec.;B. Jue, Rec. Sec. Second Row: J. Weidinger, C. Buckley, L. Davis, M. Gonzales, L. Pleasants, L. Van Petten, J. Hasten, D. Miller Third Row: K. Jue, J. Boyle, P. McCarty, S. Sorensen, L. Johns, R. Vanderkraats, D. Hook, T. Letts MADRiGAL This years Concert Choir was one of the best groups the music department has ever had. The Choir started out this years activities with the SOUNDS OF MUSIC, a musical variety show. The next event was the All-school Christmas program where they performed numbers such as Drummer Boy and O Holy Night. To raise money for the awards given out at the end of the year, and for the trip to the Valley, the Choir put on a Buffet Banquet and concert, an event whioh turned out to be very successful. At Festival this year the Choir received a rating of Superior, which is next to the highest rating a performing group can receive. A select group consisting of three Sopranos, three altos, three tenors, and three basses was chosen at the beginning of the year to make up the Madrigal. The Madrigal performed at all the events as the Concert Choir. A Superior rating was also given to the Madrigal this year at the Festival. All in all the choral part of the music department had a very successful year. CONCERT CHOfR STRJNS ORCHESTRA This year our high school had a full orchestra for the first time. The orchestra made its first performance of the year at the 17th Annual Christmas Concert. Then later on in March they gave a concert with the Concert Choir. It was a huge success. In April, the orchestra and concert choir went on tour to the schools in the surrounding area. We were all very pleased to hear them playing at Baccalaureate. This group has really worked hard under the fine leadership of Mrs. Carolyn Smith. Most of the people in the string section have only played their instruments for two or three years. So as you can see, they have worked hard. We are looking forward to many more years of fine music from this group. FULL ORCHESTRA s-®-’ The Band started off the season by marching at all the home football games. Also they spent many long hours practicing for the many parades which occur during this time of year. It is during this season that the band takes its annual trip to Phoenix. The first concert performance of the concert band was the Christmas program. The band concert held in February was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. The band played another concert in May and then at the end of the month they played a number at Graduation. This group has improved greatly this year under the direction of Mr. Thomas O'Kelly. We are sure they will continue the trend upward. concertbond BAND 1 i QBMOR FW Granny.................. Letha .................. Model S................. Dirga................... Frau HubSchmidt .... The Count .............. Eddie Phelps............ Fritzi Washburn......... Isobel Connors.......... Evelyn Robinson .... Merry Bean.............. Nancy Brown............. Ron Connors............. Buddy Ford.............. Barbara Ames............ The Magnificent Marvel ini The Voice in the Clock . . . Susan Sorensen .Jo Ann Armstrong . . . Tom Copscy . . . Janet Pekar . . Tami Marshall . . . Steve Gamer . . . Pat Beckwith Julianne Weidinger . . Anita Johnson . . Marsha Orvin . . . Sarah Lewis . Pauletta Richards .... Bill Bollin . . Albert Krueger . . . Cathy Mack . Spencer Soo Hoo . . . Robert Short Granny Dracula is trying to persuade Buddy Ford to have dinner with her and pet alligator. She is showing him one of the delicious fish which she is about to feed to her alligator Granny Dracula has concocted a special love potion, which will make Buddy fall madly in love with Dirga and propose marriage. The Dracula family hopefully awaits to see if the potion will work. Count and Countess Dracula reminisce the days when they were teen-age sweethearts. They are trying to give their daughter Dirga confidence, for she is trying to catch Buddy for her own. Buddy is completely unaware of the Dracula Family's plot, but he is still frightened by them. Granny and Count Dracula are overjoyed at finding out that Granny's love potion has completely worked and that Buddy is already acting like one of the family. Buddy can hardly wait to marry Dirga and is already making his plans. Fritzie Washburn, the Chaperone of the teen-age group, encourages Eddie to work-out and exercise. Eddie always feels inferior to Fritzie because she can do 400 pushups and he can't. Fritzie is also trying to reassure the other travelers that the Dracula family is not as bad as they think, even though she is not quite sure herself. Barbara is very excited after finding that Buddy has changed and no longer wants to marry' her, but Dirga instead. She is trying to convince him of how silly he is acting, but she seems to do nothing except upset Evelyn and Merry- Countess Dracula has just showed her prized Mummy case to one of the travelers, Merry Bean. Merry' fainted at the horrible sight and Fritzie, Evelyn and Buddy are trying to help her to one of the rooms. They have all had a very exciting day. 97 JUNIOR PtAY Caroline |oe Ma Rand Susie Stanley Howie Bunny Pat Willie Sally Milt Shirley leannette Miss Jameson . . . Johnnie DIRECTOR . . . . Sodas anyone? That is what Jeanna Wong is eating, so she would keep quiet about a certain bet; a group of boys made with Sean Sullivan about her sister Caroline, Linda Johns; she overheard while sitting behind the magazine rack. Happy ending! This is exactly what it is, as Linda Johns forgives Scan Sullivan for making a bet with his friends, to see if he could kiss Linda without her finding out about this bet. The whole cast is gathered together after they have given a flawless performance of the play; You Can't Kiss Caroline. Mr. Stan Howe was presented a gift from the cast for giving his time for directing the play. YOU CAN T KIC CAROLINE John Petersen and Richard Armstrong seem to be much more interested in the new girl, Linda Johns, than they are with the girls they already have. Mary Pisel and Susan Schmcrfeld do not like this idea, so they decide to walk out on their boyfriends. They have a vague idea that they will come running back to them when Joe, Sean Sullivan, starts dating Caroline, Linda Johns. Part of the high school group is gathered together at the Club where they all seem to be talking about the new girl, Caroline, Linda Johns. Pat, Mary Pisel, is also telling Stanley, Richard Armstrong, that he can buy his own hamburger. This group of boys; consisting of Dick Small, Mike Howell, Steve Sorensen, and Sean Sullivan; want to make a bet with Scan Sullivan, to see if he can kiss Caroline, Linda Johns, in a weeks time. The prize is the use of the car on Saturday night. VaROTV CHEERLEADERS Karen Toy a Kathy O'Haco 100 Marcia Graff Cathy Mack Pauletta Richards j. r. werrY cheerleaders Margaret Rice Gale Olmstead Andrea Sorensen Claudia Orvin Sharen Kressman 101 Left to Right: D. Fore, J. Boyle, A. Johnson, Y. Montano, S. Johnson, C. Tate, J. Ylarraz, L. Mullens, L. Tate, N. McCollum, P. McCarty Co-Head T. Herrera J. Garbarino Patti Ianni Mary Royer John Peterson DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES JUNIOR PRO U President Sean Sullivan crowns Mary Royer Queen of the Junior Prom. President Sean and his date Lynn lead the Grand March. Couples following the President in the Grand March ARABIAN NIGHTS The beautiful scenery envelops the many couples who are enjoying the Prom. Curtis and Mary seem to be under the spell of the romantic music. W.H.S. Chorus presents Sounds of Music for their variety show. The theme of the chorus variety show this year was Sounds of Music . The entire chorus entertained the audience with such songs as Ain’t Got Time to Die . There were many individual performers, including Love With The Proper Stranger sung by Peggy McCarty, and Where Have All The Flowers Gone sung by Connie Nelson. Linda Mullens brought a touch of the islands into the show with a Hula Dance. The show was ended with several popular numbers by the Hy-Tones, better known as the Navajo Beatles. Love With The Proper Stranger was sung by Peggy McCarty. The audience enjoyed several popular times by the Hy-Tones. N-A-1. A- UUSIC FESTIVAL - 1966 W.H.S. Symphonic Band preformed the Liebestod for the N. A.I.A. Festival this year. The N.A.I.A. Music Festival was divided into two seperate sessions for the first time this year. Winslow High School was honored to play host to the first sessions - The Solo and Ensemble Festival. Music students from throughout Northern Arizona met to perform before qualified judges. Jan Ylarrez was chosen as Outstanding Soloist. She received this honor by singing O Divine Redeemer . At the second session of the N.A.I.A. Music Festival, bands, orchestras, and choral groups met at Flagstaff High School to perform before judges and with hopes of returning home with high honors. The mixed chorus brought back a Superior rating, while the band, orchestra, girls chorus and boys chorus returned with excellent ratings. Jan Ylarrez was chosen Outstanding Soloist of Northern Arizona. The full orchestra preformed for the first time this year at the N.A. I.A. Festival. Mr. Conatser doesn't seem to be very happy as a group of Senior boys push him into the cold water of Oak Creek. He is beginning the long trip down Slide Rock. ontw QAY MAY 23, 1966 Cathy Mack and Randy Neal arc making a daring attempt to slide down Slide Rock. Bill Bollin seems to be enjoying himself as he throws Lynn Kaufman into the cold water at Oak Creek. Coach Nasser joined the senior boys for a swim, even though he preferred not to. Three buses of rather sleepy seniors left Winslow at 6:30 Monday morning for Oak Creek Canyon. Thus began a day of fun for the senior class as they celebrated Ditch Day. The first stop made was at ’Slide Rock.' Everyone enjoyed swimming and the more daring attempted the slide down Slide Rock. Even a few of those who didn't intend to swim-mainly Mr. Conatser and Coach Nasser-found the water refreshing. Next the hungry seniors ate and then they descended upon the skating ring. At the end of the two hour battle on the skating floor, many left limping and covered with scraps and bruises. Once again the buses loaded up for a final swim at ’Slide Rock' before returning to Winslow. 109 Mike Lopez and Kathy DcVancy as they descended down 'Slide Rock.' SENIOR B4N0UET Moments To Remember is enjoyed by Seniors and their guests at the Senior Banquet. David Douglas address the Seniors and their parents on Sacred Treasures. MO UENIS REMEMBER At the head table, the Senior Banquet Committee and class officers enjoyed their dinners. SENIOR WOP Darwin Rhoton and Judy Abrams enjoy refreshments Ken Hoke, Diana Adams, Robin Patten, Darrel Hancock, Kathy McFarland, Susan Sorensen, Donald Cardon chat and listen to music. Seniors enjoy dancing to tunes such as Time won't let me, and I Love You Drops CLASS CAY ASSEMBLY Paulctta Richards was heard reading tire Class Will. Leslie Sochner presents Key to Mike Howell Class Day Assembly closes with the class singing the Class song Never To Forget . BACCALAUREATE SERVICES IWralmircme j erfrices Wednesday, May 25. 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Processions; — ‘Pomp and Circumstance E Elgar-Akrns Call to Worship Hymn — ’ llcly. Holy. Holy Invocation Kyr.e Elei on — Haydn ’Unto Thw” — Hendttson Accompanied by Julianne Wcidingcr Scripture Reading Reverend William Vogel Prayer Mr Harry A Larson Sermon — “With All Thy Getting. Get Understanding' — Prov. 4:7 Bishop Harry Hancock High School Concert Orchestra Reverend John B Butcher Congregation Reverend George D. Hook High School Choir High School Choir Hymn — “Onward Christian Soldiers Congregation Benediction Reverend George D Hook Recessional — Pomp and Chivalry Robert High School Concert Orchestra Bishop Harry Hancock of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints addresses the Senior Class of '66 on the topic With All Thy Getting, Get Understanding , at the Baccalaureate Services. The senior class enters the Baccalaureate Services to the music of Pomp and Circumstance 54TW CO U UE THE OLD ORDER, CWJG0R Pauletta Richards PlOui ANNU L (MCEMENT MELDING PLACE TO MBA ’ ’ ' 'Po p C ouh taKce '' Mike Lopez R ceu Dlfylotncts VUEDIOORW J oAkk A st o tg UETEOR KIN AND QUEEN Cuttis Btuckfey QoacM LpmhS HO UECO UIN RjOWJV Queen Paulctta Richards King Bill Heath Steve Garner 121 Leslie Soehner Keith Rhodes BOVS’ AND GfRLQ' SlATE DOE UBS Anita Johnson Katherine Juc Rusty Meikle Keith Rhodes Susan Sorensen Ross Thompson Mike Lopez Jim O'Haco N33D0 woad 'aOJNnP WQC PEPPY FUPPY Cfctuckfl DutUt MIQQ MER V O-IRJQT UAC (CEV CLUB SWEETHEART Jewti Boy?fc 124 LesfeSo(U QUEEN OP HEARTS JouuCfc Mr. Taylor presented Spencer SooHoo with the VVest-inghouse Award and the Bausch G Lomb Award; for doing excellent work in science. Spencer also received the P.T.A. Scholarship. Ray Wong received the Gold Key Award for Photography. Ray's entry Pools of Havasu won first place in a contest sponsored by the Valley National Bank. Mr. Curtis is presenting Jo Ann Armstrong with the Valedictorian Award. She earned this award by maintaining a 1.00 average all four years of high school. 125 Katherine Jue received the Daughters of the American Revolution. In this contest Katherine placed second in the state. ATHLETIC assembly THE APPRECIATION' of the WHS wrestlers was expressed to Herman MacArthur when Jim O'Haco presented the coach with a gift from the team. OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC ability during four years of high school was rewarded when basketball Coach James Freeman presented Keith Rhodes with the Milton Serna Award. FIRST PLACE state wrestler Bill Luther received special recognition from Coach Herman MacArthur during presentation of wrestling awards. Athletes in all sports were honored at the annual athletic assembly held on Monday May 9. The coaches of each sport gave run-downs of their group's particular season. Even though Winslow did not place first in all fields, it was generally agreed that the 1965-66 sport's season was an over-all success for die Bulldogs. 126 ARTS 1MD CLUBS ASSEMBLY Mr. Arthur presents third year chorus awards to C. Nelson, L. Mullens. Richards. B. Thomas, P. McCarty, V. Cox, P Mr. O'Kelly presents members of the Brass Ensemble their awards for receiving Superior at Music Festival. Orchestra awards are given for the first time by Mrs. Smith. mate r;: co UFermoN . DIVISION I CHAMPS VARfifTY WINSLOW 14 TOLLESON 14 WINSLOW 13 KINGMAN 7 WINSLOW 19 HOLBROOK 13 WINSLOW 38 MINGUS 6 WINSLOW 58 WINDOW ROCK 12 WINSLOW 27 AGUA FRIA 19 WINSLOW 28 SNOWFLAKE 8 WINSLOW 13 McCLINTOCK 0 WINSLOW 7 PEORIA 33 130 Curtis Bardsley End Pat Beckwith Center With an eleven game winning streak from the two previous seasons to inspire them, this year's Winslow High School Bulldogs played great football and stretched their undefeated streak to twenty games, more than any other team in the state. This was only one of the accomplishments of the 1965 fighting Bulldogs, and it was reached through consistent display of fine team spirit, determination, and effort. Coach Emil Nasser's squad won Division I Class A championship with a perfect league mark of 5 wins and no losses, and wound up the season with an outstanding 8-1-1 slate. The season began with a bitterly fought 14-14 tie with Tolleson on the Wolvcme's home field, with the Bulldogs jumping to a 7-0 lead, then coming from behind a 14-7 deficit late in the game to tie the score. The next week the Bulldogs thrilled their home town fans with a 13-7 win over a big Kingman eleven, and in this one the Winslow boys again came from behind to score a last period touchdown for the victory. A strong, much improved Holbrook team invaded the Bulldog gridiron the next week and again Coach Nasser's charges came through with a thrilling win. Holbrook tied the score at 13-13 in the last period touchdown to bring the final score to 19-13, Winslow. John Brahmcr Back Jim Christie End Richard Donnelly End Terry DuBoise Tackle Larry Bcnham Guard Bill Bo LI in Guard Coach Nasser plans second half tactics. jerry Easley Back Steve Gamer End Jim Haney Back Bill Heath Back Alonzo Kescoli Back Mike Lopez Tackle Jim O'Haco Back Alvin Price Back Easley gains needed yards against Peoria. Keith Rhodes Quarter Back Robert Short Tackle Emmett Atsye Tackle David Black Back John Biown Quarter Back Lorenzo Chavez Quarter Back Bill Cherry Quarter Back Ruben Gonzales Tackle Walter Van makes yards against McClintock Hi. The Bulldogs hit the road on the next two weekends, rolling to impressive 38-6 and 54-12 wins over conference foes Mingus and Window Rock. In the Homecoming game, powerful Agua Fria came to Winslow and limped home suffering a stinging 26-19 defeat by the fired-up Bulldogs. This was the most thrilling game of the season, with Winslow scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter to lead 14-13 at halftime, after trailing earlier, 13-0. The Superior Panthers hosted the Bulldogs next and were trounced 48-18, and then the Snowflake Lobos went down 28-8 in Winslow. McClintock High of Tempo was the Bulldog's last victim, 13-0 in Tempo. In an inter-division semifinal playoff to determine the finalists for the state Class A championship, the Bulldogs were finally defeated, 33-7, by Division II leader Peoria. It was another great season in the winning Bulldog tradition, and the 1965 team goes into the annals of Winslow football history as one of the greatest. Kelly Kolomitz Center Harold Larson Center Charles Long Center John Martinez Back Amos Monroe Back David Riley Guard Steve Shaw Tackle Danny Simmons Guard Larry Smith Back Scan Sullivan End Lloyd Taylor End Walter Van Back Van and Martinez down Holbrook Roadrunner. At the annual football banquet Bill Heath, Keith Rhodes, and Steve Garner were selected by their teammates as honorary captains. Jerry Easley, Steve Garner, Keith Rhodes, and Mike Lopez were chosen on the all-conference first team. Named to the second team all-conference were Pat Beckwith, Walter Van, and Bill Heath. Honorable mention all-conference went to Curtis Bardsley, Robert Short, and Larry Benham. Easley and Lopez were named to the a 11-state second team. Garner, Beckwith, Rhodes, and Heath received honorable mention on the all-state squad. 135 Emil Nasser Coach Carl Weatherton Coach Herman McArthur Trainer Mike Trujillo Manager Gary Soehner Manager Rhodes eludes Roadrunner tackier. First Row: C. Renfro, A. Monroe, L. Monroe, H. Damon, R. Gonzales, B. Shumway, J. Polston, D. Daly, T. Chase, S. Begay Second Row: R. Smith, L. Chavez, J. Brown, J. Pollard, G. Gates, E. Bernier, H. Lomawaima, H. Honie, M. Johnson, W. McCehee, D. Thompson Third Row: S. Thomas, Mgr., H. Larson, R. Kislingbury, T. Simmons, R. Mobley, L. Smith, M. Ivey, L. Jefferies, L. Fuller, B. Lee, R. Paul, R. Hartnett JUNIOR WRSITY SCHEDULE Winslow. . . . ... 6 Flagstaff. . . . Winslow. . . . ... 6 Snowflake. . . . ... 12 Winslow. . . . . . .12 Holbrook. . . . . . . 12 Winslow. . . . . . .35 Holbrook. . . . . . . 12 Winslow. . . . . . .12 Window Rock. . . . . 13 TAKING A BREAK from the Bulldog-Lobo clash are John Brown and Richard Mobley. Ruben Gonzales watches as the game continues. Snowflake managed to reach their goal two times during the game to Winslow's one touchdown. The game ended in defeat for the Bulldogs with a final score of 6-12. ELUDING A HOLBROOK player's tackling attempts, Mike Ivey runs for Bulldog yardage. The first Bulldog-Roadrunner clash ended in a deadlock of 12-12. In retaliation, Winslow ended this game with a strong lead to defeat Holbrook with a score of 35-12. DOWNING A ROADRUNNER, Winslow's Bruce Lee assisted by Amos Monroe and Larry Smith ends Holbrook's attempt to gain enough yardage for a first down. Both sides making two touchdowns, the first Winslow-Holbrook game ended with a tied score of 12-12. 137 FRESWMAN WINSLOW 0 PRESCOTT 8 WINSLOW 6 EAST FLAGSTAFF 13 WINSLOW 12 SNOWFLAKE 25 WINSLOW 6 HOLBROOK 13 WINSLOW 33 MINGUS 12 WINSLOW 6 HOLBROOK 13 WINSLOW 33 EAST FLAGSTAFF 20 Winslow High’s freshman football team gained much valuable experience during their fledgling year in high school sports. The boys hustled well and always displayed a fine team effort in their games. The squad made up for lack of size with a fighting spirit and plenty of determination. Coaches Stotts and Greer. First Row: H. Allen, Mgr., D. Daly, T. Kaufman, A. Riley, T. Giragi, J. Gaston, K. Light, R. Howell, S. Sandoval, C. Hancock, J. Taylor. Second Row: F. Moore, P. Quoshena, T. Bell, R. Gonzales, B. Adams, M. Sylvester, L. Vance, B. Smith, J. Wright, R. Stubblefield, W. Fish, J. Goldtooth. Third Row: E. Store, L. Price, C. Madeo, D. Freeman, D. Nasser, M. Sanchez, J. Honanie, R. Brrhmer, R. Martinez, G. Morgan, R. Groom, R. Jimmie, W. Pacheco, Fourth Row: J. Ben ham, J. Bollin, B. Cox, L. Robertson, D. Rogeis, F. Armijo, B. Parry, J. Armstrong, L. Short, M. Harnett, J. Allen, S. Simpson, Mgr. Bulldogs vaRenv B4Sk£r©UL SCHEDULE Winslow. . . . . . . .49 St. Johns . . 60 Winslow. . . . . . . .57 Globe . . . 61 Winslow. . . . . . . .42 Superior ... 87 Winslow. . . . . . . .65 Window Rock. . . ... 70 Winslow. . . . .... 74 Prescott . . . 52 Winslow. . . . . . . .53 Holbrook ... 70 Winslow. . . . . . . .51 Kingman . . .38 Winslow. . . . .... 57 Snowflake. . . . , . . .72 Winslow. . . . . . . .57 Mingus . . 61 Winslow. . . . .... 48 Window Rock. . . . . .59 Winslow. . . . . . . .51 Holbrook ... 74 Winslow. . . . . . . .66 Kingman . . .55 Winslow. . . . .... 49 Snowflake. . . . . . . .80 Winslow. . . . . . . .54 Mingus . . 73 Winslow. . . . . . . .89 Prescott . . . 73 Scan Sullivan Guard Terry Du Boise Center Walter Van Guard Alonzo Kescoli Forward Mike Ivey Center Keith Rhodes Guard Jerry Baker Fonvard Errol Kelhoyoma Guard Steve Gamer Center Lloyd Taylor Fonvard Bill Cherry Center Although this year’s varsity basketball squad did not own one of the better won-lost records in Winslow Cager history it will nevertheless pass into W.H.S. sports Annuals as a unit that gave its 100% effort at all times, never stopped hustling, and represented Winslow High in a way to make the school proud. Coach Jim Freeman’s crew was led by six seniors who donned basketball uniforms at W.H.S. for the last time on Feb. 18, in a home game against St. Josephs of Prescott. This was a contest which ended the Bulldogs’ season on a successful note. Winslow winning 89-73. The six seniors were Keith Rhodes, Jerry Easley, Steve Garner, Alonzo Kescoli, Errol Kelhoyoma, and Terry DuBoise. At seasons end Keith Rhodes, who led the team in scoring, was elected honorary captain by his teammates. David Black Guard ANOTHER TWO points for Winslow as Keith Rhodes jumps against Kingmans number 51. Excitement was high as Winslow and Kingman scores remained close throughout the first half. During the third and fourth quarters, the Winslow Bulldogs began to lead by a comfortable margin to end the game with a score of 66 to 55. 141 Back row: Jesse Thompson, Jonah Gorman, Larry Smith, Larry Littrell, Eric Greer, Lorenzo Chavez, George Luther, Max Agoodie. 1st. row John Brown, Amos Monroe, Harrison Honie, Willis Jones, Mike Cunningham, Richard Armstrong. SCHEDULE Bulldogs Winslow. . . . .... 44 St. Johns ... 35 Winslow. . . . . . . .51 Globe . . .33 Winslow. . . . . . . .70 Superior . . 59 Winslow. . . . . . . .53 Window Rock. . . ... 55 Winslow. . . . . ... 91 St. Josephs. . . . . . 38 Winslow. . . . Holbrook . . 55 Winslow. . . . . . . .42 Kingman . . .55 Winslow. . . . . . . .53 Snowflake. . . . . . .58 Winslow. . . . .... 38 Mingus . . 53 Winslow. . . . . ... 61 Window Rock. . . ... 62 Winslow. . . . . . . .76 Holbrook . . 52 Winslow. . . . .... 64 Kingman . . 67 Winslow. . . . . . . .56 Snowflake.... . . .77 Winslow. . . . . . . .47 Mingus . . 49 Winslow. . . . .... 84 St. Johns ... 24 Coach Albert Greer 142 Mgr. Hartman Lomawaima Number 20 Amos Monroe of the Bulldogs gains two points as the Winslow J. V. team pulls ahead for its seasons victories. This year's junior varsity ball club was a hard-scrapping, never-say-die crew which treated the fans to a fast-moving, always exciting brand of basketball. Lady luck was not kind to the Pups, however, as they lost five contests by three points or fewer. One game was lost by three points, two contests by two points, and two more games by only one point. These heart-stoppers could easily have gone either way, and the Pups record would have been more glossy than the 6-9 season record with which they finished. Coach Albert Greer's crew out-scored their opponents during the season by more than 100 points; 885 to 770. One of the highlights of the season was a 76-52 thrashing which the Pups handed arch-rival Holbrook in Winslow, after losing a one-point heartbreaker to the junior Roadrunners in Holbrook. Other victories came against Superior, a southern division power-house, Globe, St. Johns, and St. Josephs twice. Four boys scored over 100 points during the season. They were Larry iMonore, Lorenzo Chavez, John Brown, and Amos Monroe. Two boys who started off with the club developed so well that they were called up to help the varsity shortly before Christmas, and remained there the rest of the season. These boys were David Black, and Mike Ivey. The expert guarding of Bulldog player John Brown seems to have bewildered St. Johns Number 23. Maintaining their early lead over St. Johns Winslow ended the game with a score of 84 to 24. Number 32, George Luther with the help of Mike Ivey, number 44 defend our goal as they proceed to out jump St. Johns number 31 and 53. 143 First Row-Bcnnic Smith, Alvin Riley, Eric Billy, Henry Allen, Wayne Fish, Ronald Stubblefield. Second Row-Johnnie Honanie, Sammy Simpson, Bobby Cox, Lane Robertson, Raymond Martinez, Mike Hartnett, Jerry Clinton, Danny Freeman. ScAWufe Winslow. . . 34 Winslow High's scrappy St. Johns. . . . 31 Winslow. . . 46 freshman basketball team had a Globe. ... . 63 Winslow. . . 51 season which brought varying Globe. . . . . 65 Winslow. . . 30 degrees of success along the way. Window Rock . . 37 Winslow. . . 61 Although the squad ended up with Joseph City. . . 65 Winslow. . . 53 a season record of four wins Holbrook. . . . 66 Winslow. . . 52 against eleven losses, the boys Kingman . . . . 30 Winslow. . . 40 who participated gained inval- Snowflake . . . 64 Winslow. . . 43 uable experience for future basket- Mingus . . . . 45 Winslow. . . 41 ball years at W.H.S. Window Rock . . 47 Winslow. . . 48 Highlights of the season were Holbrook. . . . 47 Winslow. . . 47 a 52-30 trouncing of a good Kingman . . . . 48 Winslow. . . 44 Kingman club at Kingman and a Snowflake . . . 60 Winslow. . . 43 season ending 53-51 thriller over Mingus . . . . 71 Winslow. . . 53 a much taller Joseph City varsity. Joseph City. . . 51 In this game Coach Elfigo Pena's crew came from behind in the closing seconds to pull out the win Other victories came against St. Johns and Holbrook. Coach Elfigo Pena 144 If Mgr. Kenneth Light Coach MacArthur W'lesixfag Winslow...........16 Winslow...........26 Winslow...........25 Winslow...........32 Winslow...........32 Winslow...........33 Winslow...........24 Winslow...........17 Winslow...........12 Holbrook. . ... .25 Prescott . . ... .22 Snowflake . ... .17 Flagstaff . ... .16 Tuba City . .... 5 Mingus. . . .... 9 Flagstaff. . ... .22 Snowflake . ... .25 Holbrook. . ... .20 Coach Conatscr L ■ rril Manager Paul VVason Winslow Invitational......................2nd Snowflake Tournament......................3rd Flagstaff Tournament......................5th State Meet................................2nd VaRSfTY WRESTLERS Manager Los Jackson First Row: Jim O'Haco, Alvin Price, John Brahmer, Jim Haney, Herman Damon, Larry Contreras. Second Row: Coach Conatscr, Mike Lopez, Skip Bardslcy, Tony Cullum, Bill Heath, Rick Donnelly, Bill Luther, Coach MacArthur. Larry Contreras 95 3rd State Herman Damon 103 3rd State Jim Haney 112 3rd State John Brahmer 120 3rd State Bill Luther 138 1st State State Champ Bill Luther works his way towards another State Championship title by adding another victory to his list, when he pinned St. Johns 138 pounder in the Winslow Invitational. Front Row: Luther Huskey, Arm and Ortega, Henry Yazzie. Back Row: Chuck Long, Kelly Kolomitz, Louis Price, David Daly. 146 Alvin Price 127 2nd State Jim O'Haco 133 Winslow High grappler Herman Damon drives for the pin against Snowflake 103 pound wrestler at High School Tourney. Bill Heath 154 Tony Cullum 165 3rd State Mike Lopez H.W.T. Ruben Gonzales H.W.T. 3rd State Larry Contreras rides his opponent down to the mat at the Winslow Invitational. Bill Heath, Winslow High's 154 pounder goes up a-gainst Mingus wrestler at Winslow Invitational. Rick Donnelly 145 Skip Bardslcy 180 ScWuta Winslow. . . . .18 Holbrook. ... 36 Winslow. . . . .38 Prescott . . . . 14 Winslow. . . . .24 Snowflake ... 26 Winslow. . . . .30 Flagstaff. ... 22 Winslow. . . . .32 Tuba City ... 5 Winslow. . . . .35 Mingus. . ... 13 Winslow. . . . .42 Flagstaff. ... 14 Winslow. . . . .30 Snowflake . . . 16 Winslow. . . . .24 Holbrook. ... 17 J.V. wrestler Ricky Smith holds his opponent to the mat as he tries for a pin at the meet against Mingus here in Winslow. JUNIOR. V5RSTTY WRESTLERS First: Benny Contreras, Ray Wong, Timmy Robb, Henery Yazzie, Second: Malry Johnson, I.arry Jefferies, Larry Du Boise, Larry Fuller 148 ScWok Winslow..................35 Winslow..................27 Winslow..................25 Winslow..................28 Winslow..................28 Winslow..................27 Winslow..................40 Holbrook....................19 East Flagstaff..............26 West Flagstaff..............32 Mingus.......................6 East Flagstaff..............18 West Flagstaff..............19 Holbrook....................11 Coach Stan Howe FRESHMAN WRESTLERS First Row: Randy Brummctt, Jerry Coldtooth, Les Vance, Chuck Madeo, Fred Armijo, Dennis Daly, Back Row: Darrell Rogers, Joe Benham, John Bollin, Danny Nasser, Thomas Peterson. Dickie Smith puts out that extra effort that is so typical jgg of a championship team. vaRefiv . , I « COACH VVEATHERTON Winslow 8 Buckeye 3 Winslow 0 Agua Fria 3 Winslow 5 Kingman 1 Winslow 14 Window Rock 4 Winslow 3 Holbrook 1 Winslow 6 Mingus 0 Winslow 6 Snowflake 5 Winslow 7 Kingman 0 Winslow 0 Holbrook 1 Winslow 14 Snowflake 2 Winslow 8 Superior 5 Winslow 11 Window Rock 2 Winslow 9 Mingus 1 Winslow 6 Superior 2 Winslow 4 Tolleson 1 Back Row: S. Sullavin, D. Smith, J. Benham, J. Martinez, K. Rhodes, R. Short, B. Cherry, B. Luther, G. Luther, L. Chavez, M. Rodriguez. Front row: R. Miekle, D. Riley, R. Taylor, M. Cunningham, D. Rhoton, L. Taylor, Coach Weatherton. Bill Cherry stretches for the ball to put out another Bulldog opponent-Holbrook. Winslow Baseballcr, Bill Luther, rounds first on his way to another Bulldog run against Window Rock. I J I jun lOR-werrY baseball Back row: Coach Paper, H. Lomaeima, B. Smith, J. Brown, T. Simmons, J. Antonio, T. Robb, C. Long, D. Small, G. Soehner, J. Wright. Front row: J. Honanic, M. Sylvester, R. Stubblefield, J. Benham, R. Gonzales, R. Martinez, M. Marquez, H. Allen. ScWfufe Winslow 3 Kingman 5 Winslow 5 Flagstaff 0 Winslow 3 Holbrook 1 Winslow 6 Mingus 2 Winslow 0 Flagstaff 1 Winslow 4 Kingman 1 Winslow 11 Mingus 3 Winslow 12 Flagstaff 2 Winslow 2 Flagstaff 6 COACH PAPER 152 V R£fIYTRACI6 Back row; Coach Nasser, C. Bardsley, R. Gonazlcs, M. Lopez, L. DuBoisc, T. DuBoise, R. Paul, Coach Howe. Second row: B. Cox, L. Lawson, W. Van, C. Thomas, J. Easley, R. Donnelly, J. Christie, D. Carrillo. Front row: R. Smith, W. Jones, R. Van, H. Damon, A. Monroe, J. Goldtooth. Walter Van leads Winslow to another victory in the 100 yard dash during the Omstcad Relays. 153 DIVISION I | OASSA CHAMPIONS IH IN ATE With muscles bulging, Walter Van wins first place in the broad jump event during the Olmstead Relays at Winslow. Ruben Gonzales, Winslow High's shot put man, readies himself for another throw. JUNIOR-W£fTY TRACJ6 Back row: Coach Nasser, C. Madeo, J. Bollin, D. Nasser, D. Freeman, F. Moore, Coach Howe. Front row: E. Store, W. Monroe, L. Monroe, J. Childers, J. Allen, J. Gorman, B. Gamer, W. Fish. Amos Monroe wins one of the 440 yard heats during the Olmstead Relays. Robert Hartnett wins again in the 440 yard dash during the Olmstead Relays. 155 � CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LEHMAN’S DEPT. STORE SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN MERCHANT, HE SUPPORTS YOU from 213 Kinsley FREDDIE’S Winslow, Arizona WINSLOW DRUG P.T.A. VUMORE CO. ACME LUMBER CO. 108 East Third St. Community Antenna Service for Better Television Reception 220 E. Second Winslow, Arizona WINSLOW TIRE CO. 812 East 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS JOHN BEAN WHEEL ALIGNMENT U. S. ROYAL TIRES COOPER TIRES Frank Munroe 289-2791 usnoyat Meteor Assembly No. 36 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS B.P.O.E. ELKS COMPLIMENTS OF WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY Mildred and Quince Rhoton 110 W. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES CAPTAIN CHARLES L. HATHAWAY POST 3076 WINSLOW, ARIZONA PHIL’S TEXACO 700 East Third Street Congratulations to the Class of '66 From Doctors Beckwith Lewis M. D.'s Hospital Staff SANTA FE HOSPITAL K. H. PHILLIPS AND CO. Redi-Mix Concrete 702 West Oak St. Winslow, Arizona LORENZO HUBBEL CO. THE OLDEST TRADING POST Everything the Indian Buys Everything the Indian Makes, Sells Home of the World's Largest Navajo Rug 523 West Second St. 289-2531 BOB LAYCOCK’S DAZE TRANSFER AND ---FAST------ - 'STb FAIR FRIENDLY 0 Fast service. Fair settlement of claims. Friendly people who are on your side. And you save money, too! Lower rates because Farmers insures careful drivers. STORAGE Congratulations Seniors of '66 Farmers Auto Insurance OF LOS ANGELES AUTO U « • itC • T«OC« 915 Kinsley Avenue Winslow, Arizona ROLL A BOWL Latest AMF Equipment All Teens Welcome HOWARD LEONARD, Manager SAM’S FOOD MART Fresh Fruits Vegetables Personalized Meat Cuts 318-320 East Third St. ELITE CLEANERS Winslow, Arizona 218 Williamson SMITH’S TEXACO 289-3281 SERVICE Compliments of RASCO’S Congratulations Seniors BLACK INSURANCE AGENCY 601 Kinsley Avenue Phone 289-4371 HEY, CULLIGAN MAN! Fine Furniture Carpet Appliances 110 East 2nd 289-4290 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PHIL HESCH Make Your Home Complete 412 Prosperity Winslow, Arizona Congratulations Seniors BUS MEAD Phone: 289-4026 INSURANCE SUPERIOR LAUNDRY ALEX MONSEGUR’S Our Service is Superior COOPERTOWN FLUFF 'N FINISH FAMILY BUNDLE FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS GARAGE Offering the Finest in Linen Supply Service dial--289-3031 215 Williamson Ave. Next to the Post Office HERMAN'S Congratulations to the Seniors of 1965 Ross and Doris Tyler Owners DRUG STUCKEY’S PECAN SHOPPE From the Sound of the Bulldogs CONGRATULATIONS: KINO JIM MOORE ALEX KUHN BOB POLK JACK HUGHES MARY MAULE BOB DONOVAN LISTEN TO THE PLAY BY PLAY ACTION OF ALL BULLDOG SPORTING EVENTS ON KINO Best Wishes Compliments 0 Of 0 THE MEDICAL CLINIC C. H. Peterson, M.D. George G. Bertino, M.D. Winslow, Arizona DAVIS RICHFIELD SERVICE 401 West 2nd Street Winslow, Arizona ITMlIfilBI ft A 0 A i 1 • S � l , 1 . . I I m Compliments of CANDY STRIPERS AND WINSLOW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY LADIE'S AND CHILDREN READY-TO-WEAR MEN'S AND BOYS’ DEPT. DRY GOODS DEPT. AND BABY SHOP SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS COFFEE SHOP AND DELICATESSEN THRIFTWAY DRESS SHOP - THRIFTWAY SUPERMARKET Compliments of BABBITT BROTHERS DR. D. H. SIMMONS TRADING CO. D. D. S. DESERT SUN MOTEL East Highway 66 SUNDOWN DINING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP And American Foods Winslow, Arizona West on Highway '66' Holbrook, Arizona IN BOTTLES Tilings go Better With COKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF HOLBROOK 11TH AND ARIZONA HOLBROOK, ARIZONA 86025 BOYD’S FURNITURE INC. WEST DAIRY AND GREEN STORE The Home of Well-Known Brands of Furniture Appliances and Floor Covering Where Quality Always Comes First Across from the High School SAND’N SAGE MOTEL 912 West Second St. A.A.A. Mr. Mrs. Dick Fore Compliments of CLARK SON TV SERVICE 400 Williamson 289-4151 Winslow, Arizona MADEO’S ENCO SERVICE WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Best Wishes Seniors 106 East Second St. Lubrication - - Washing Tires--Atlas Accessories John F. Madeo 1502 E. 2nd St. Your Church is Your Strength Attend the Church of Your Choice JOHN P. scon MORTUARY 289-9932 Winslow, Arizona Buyers of Late Model Wrecked and Burned Cars KACHINA AUTO WRECKING P. O. Box 9 Winslow, Arizona Bennie Jeffries 289-4401 John P. Scott, Director GROCERY COMPANY Rialto Theater Building 214 Kinsley Avenue Winslow, Arizona Winslow, Arizona Free Delivery BURNS BROTHERS WHIPPLE’S OF WINSLOW 107 West Third Street 289-4638 General Electric Appliances Coleman Heating Furniture The Largest and Most Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Store In Northern Arizona Best wishes to the students of the Winslow High School. Thanks for your cooperation with Law Enforcement in the past. NAVAJO COUNTY SHERIFF Glen L. Flake Yom Dams 7 Qua tu AMERICAN Best Wishes for Class of'66 MARCHER MOTORS Compliments of 113 East 2nd Bill Peterson DODGE TRUCKS and CARS AMERICAN OIL SERVICE 301 West 2nd Street Winslow, Arizona I'd like to open a savings account here at. . . WINSLOW AUTO SUPPLY Best Wishes Seniors of”66” 200 West Second Street Winslow, Arizona Downtown Store 113 West Second Open 9-6 East End Store 1220 East 3rd Open 9-9 BRUCHMAN'S CURIO if vou want the job done right OUTDOORS .do it with gas 6 SOUTHERN UNION GAS COMPANY 107 East Third Street Winslow, Arizona Dairii Queen ► VIC’S DAIRY QUEEN LARSON’S CHEVRON Charburgers - Cheeseburgers Hot Dogs - French Fries Your Downtown Service Station Dial 289-3282 1304 East 2nd Street Winslow, Arizona STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS WINSLOW FLORAL 806 Fleming BIGGEST BREAKFAST IN ARIZONA $1.95 6 EGGS, Fried Or Scrambled 6 Pieces of BACON 6 Pieces of BUTTERED TOAST 289-3602 6 HOT CAKES, Butter and Syrup All the COFFEE One Person can Drink Say It With Flowers Order Must Be No Carry- Eaten by One Person Out Orders TROUTNER’S FOR MEN 114 W. Second Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 66 From Winslow, Arizona ALLEN’S TEXACO Penney’s A L WAY $ FIRST GUAtlTY! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1966 Congratulations Seniors From 102 West 2nd Street PUBLIC MARKET WINSLOW AUTO ASSOCIATION MARSTON’S SUPPLY COMPANY Complete line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic and Stage Equipment Duplicating Supplies Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies, Equipment 3209 North Central Avenue CAKE CHEVROLET AMES BROS FORD MERCURY SOUTHWEST MOTORS Phone CR9-9301 THRIFTY RAMBLER Phoenix, Arizona CASEY’S COLOR CENTER Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors MINNETONKA TRADING POST 2 miles East Highway 66 Navajo Rugs Trade Goods Saddle Blankets oeAJ AjlwiA lit Awfib+UL Member federal Oept’Ml tnumoue Cirri ,ralhm y ti, auA, tke-] cMbl Bank: 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 leant 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! This is a hard hat to earn. Wear it proudly. And after you've laid it aside, be sure to keep in mind the things you’ve learned that made it possible for you to wear your cap and gown — diligence, hard work, studiousness and keeping a goal always before you. Remember these and you’ll v ear hats that are much harder to earn in life. COMMlff HAPPINESS Congratulations to the Class of '66 MONTGOMERY WARD is a HOT BOAT 319 W. Cherry St. Winslow MARKET Good Luck to the Class of '66 212 East 2nd 289-2741 Congratulations to the Class of '66 from UPTOWN SHAMROCK Your Car's Best Friend Charlie Byers Phone 289-9957 EDITOR S FA ££ One sees many faces and does many things during the school year. Some are remembered vividly, some recalled vaguely, and some completely forgotten. It has been our task this year to compile some of the most memorable faces and experiences from the 1965-1966 school year. When a group of people have worked closely together for nine months to produce a yearbook, it follows that there are many people one must thank. The often forgotten sponsor who does a great deal of work but receives little credit—David E. Conaster. The assistant-editor who has many editorial duties but whose recognition will not come until later—Linda Davis. The photographers who spend many out-of-class hours taking, developing, and printing the pictures which are the backbone of every yearbook—Ray Wong and Daniel Oplinger. The business managers who organize and direct the financial affairs of the yearbook department—Nedra Heath and Julianne Weidinger. The other members of the staff who compile the layouts, pictures, and copy for each page of the yearbook. Many hours have been spent to produce the 1966 yearbook. Only the approval of the students of Winslow High School will decide whether this time has been well spent or wasted. On behalf of the METEOR staff, I express the wish that your yearbook will be of lasting value as you recall the faces of Winslow High School.