Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

THE METEOR DEDICATIONS........................2 FACULTY .......................... 3 SENIORS...........................11 JUNIORS...........................37 SOPHOMORES........................51 FRESHMEN..........................61 ORGANIZATIONS.....................69 ACTIVITIES........................93 SPORTS...........................129 ADVERTISING......................153 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT OF WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL WINSLOW, ARIZONA EDITOR.............G. R. SMITH ASSISTANT EDITOR....R. G. WONG BUSINESS MANAGER . . . D. J. MILLER PHOTOGRAPHER .... R. E. SOO HOO ADVISOR...........MR. CONATSER MRS. ANNA SUE HYSONC Delightful, ingenuous, intelligent, blond, and pretty describes the 1968 Meteor dedicatee. With her initiation on the Winslow High School faculty, she has brought to the physical education department new and original aspects of health and physical education. In the two years that she has taught she has brought the spirit of W.H.S. to new heights. She has started the gymnastics team, the Mctcorcttcs, and has developed new ideas and routines for helping the cheerleaders promote school spirit. To you, Mrs. Hysong, we are grateful for the gifts of knowledge and inspiration you have bestowed on us. Your service to Winslow High School shall never be forgotten. 2 MR. RAY BOOTH Superintendent ■ MR. FRITZ DAHLEN Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: MR. J. ARMSTRONG, MR. W. RHYAN. Sitting: REVEREND ELLIS GASTON, MRS. L. THOMPSON, MR. C. RHOTON. MR. JAMES CURTIS Principal MR. WILLIAM Doc WRIGHT Assistant Princpial MRS. L. MEIKLE Secretary (system) MR.S M. SIMMONS Secretary (system) MRS. L. MURRY Bookkeeper (system) MR. O. W. LETTS Counselor MRS. B. BLY Secretary MRS. B. GRIFFITH Bookkeeper MR. W. ARTHUR Chorus MR. J. L. BOLES Am. Gov't, Am. Hist., Wld. Hist. Dr. Ed. MR. D. CONATSER Biol I G II, Mod Hist. Annual MRS. G. CRAWFORD American History MR. B. EWAN Alg. I G II, Gcom Senior Math. MR. A. FRITZ Gcom. , Phys. Sci. MRS. E. GIPSON Home Economics MRS. C. GREENWOOD French I G II, Spanish I MISS J. HAVER English I G II MR. A. GREER English I G II MR. S. J. HOWE English III Speech During Chemistry class, Mr. Taylor explains to Chuck pcrtics of certain acids and solutions during a lab experi- MRS . S . HYSONC MR. C. HYSONG Hlth, P.E. Biology I Spec. P.E. MRS. R. G. JOHNS MR. M. R. KNIGHT 6 Basic Eng I, Sp. Ed English II GUI MR. C. L. MARTIN MR. H. McARTHUR Typing I, DECA, Gen. Math Bookkeeping Long, Dan Simmons, and Tony Cullum about the pro-meat. MR. NASSER Health G P.E. MRS. K. McAULEY English IV mr. e. l. McIntosh Algebra I MRS. A. MEIKLE Typing I Shorthand I G II MR. B. MOORE Gen. Bus., Typing I MISS V. OARE American Government Social Problems MR. T. O'KELLY Band MR. G. N. OLMSTED Industrial Arts MR. E. J. PATTERSON Art, Mech. Drawing MRS. P. SPINKS Home Ec. I II MRS . D. STEWART Home Ec. Ill IV MR. G. R. ROCKWELL General Metals MRS. D. STOTTS Office Practice, Typing MR. L. TAYLOR Phys. Sci, Physics Chem. MR. WALTON Wld. Geog., B. Barks, Am. Hist. MR. O. WILLIAMS Spanish I, II, G III MRS. C. RIDGLEY Library MRS. B. JENSEN, MRS. DUCCER R .N. Teachers Aid School Nurse MRS. COX Teachers Aid MRS. LEE Teacher Aid MRS. RHYAN Teachers Aid MRS. REYNOLDS Teachers Aid MRS. WELLMAN Teachers Aid Mrs. Ridgley and Mrs. Groves are busy at work checking in and out books. MRS. WEST Teachers Aid MRS. GROVE Library I MRS. C. STUCKER Teachers Aid MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT MR. F. DUGGER MR. BERT Supt. of Maintenance MR. CARRUTH MR. A. LOMAHOMA MR. OPLINCER MR. PATTERSON MR. L. SAWYER 10 t SENIORS Allen Max Thomas Agoodie Jennie Juanita Anaya Theresa Patricia Alvarado Wishing to start a tradition of burning the W at die last football game, the seniors have built this W in memory of die many fine moments during high school. Andrade Betty Lou Apodaca Adelida Lucille Armijo Jack Lawrence Antonio Earl Dean 13 Juanita Begay Maria Theresa Branch Brenda Louise Bowman Jennifer Maude Boyle John Frank Brown John Lorenzo Chavez Lorraine The 4 musketeers of W club are enthralled by a wonderous Jim Lloyd Coffman William Joseph Collins Jr. Tony Stuart Cullum Charles Lee Davis sight during a basketball game. Could it be a girl??? Steve Lee Dugger Emma Lou Dixon Philip Lynn Donnelly Madrid Judith Duran Donna Marlene Egbert Lafawn Dana Efaw Elmer Dean Fred Elmer Catherine Jane Engels The evil scientist, Joan Wheeler, ploting with Jennifer Boyle and Vickie Peterson to blow up the high school in it's own chemistry lab. Ernest Paul Estudillo Sharon Kay Fales Deanna Ferguson Rachel Marie Gallegos Gary Paul Gates Marcie Ann Gonzalez Martha Jean Handy Jonah Kenneth Gorman Loren James Harvey Eric Phileman Greer Mildred Hayes Rosa Linda Gonzalez Ruben Gonzalez Judie Ann Harris John Gloria Johnson Dan Simmons, in his role as Student Body President, attends one of tire many home games to promote school spirit. Malry Johnnie Johnson Willis McArthur Jones Betty Jue Veronica Carmelita Kescoli Trudy Rae Letts Annabeth Lewis Vickie Rae Linder Larry Littrcll Dixie Fore leads new members into Honor Society at the induction ceremonies. Kenneth Lynn Manola Charles Fred Long Juanita Lynch Richard Torrez Maestas Rose McCabe McCullough Katherine Ann McIntosh Richard Louis Mead After looking at her report card, Dana Efaw finally decides to crack a book. Diana Marie Mendoza Annie Jane Monroe James Allen Monroe Tim Robb; we finally found him in the act of studying. Montano Linda Lee Moore Janice Alma Myers Karen Linda Nelson Rodger Nelson Vernon Snoden Nichols Gale Marie Olm stead Daniel Eugene Oplinger Joe Edward Orozco Josephine Olague Please hurry with my hem, pleads Bruce Lee, as Marcie Gonzallez works fervently. Catherine Marie Oscqueda Robert Jim Paul Kenneth Eldon Peterson Della Quoshena Vickie Lynn Peterson David Lee Ponder Jim Nolen Polston Kathleen Louise Plumley Charlotte Rochelle Renfro Melodic Ann Podruchny Mae Helen Renfro Mary Louise Reyes Tim Frank Robb Phyllis Ann Roush Mario Rodriquez Self a Maria Saiz Frances Gavina Romero James Anthony Romero Erlinda Virginia Sanchez Robert James Sanchez Edward Saucedo Elizabeth Lorraine Sena It takes a man to orate. Taken from: FAMOUS QUOTES OF RICHARD SMITH. Anne Charolette Shreeve William Widen Shumway Michael Erwin Sice Daniel Louis Simmons Larry Donal Smith Gary Lou Soehner George Richard Smith Roberta Lee Smith Carol Nadine Snead Mary Tallsalt Larry Littrell and Cheryl Sanchez arrange the giant crete Stanley Ladd Thomas paper flowers in a vase after making them in art class. Tiffin Louis Valverde Marie Denise Van Petten Evelyn Ruth Wapaha Robert White Joan Agnes Wheeler Tommy Mitchell goes into solitary confinement as student body books are inspected. Ray Wong Rita Jean Weinbeck Ronald Douglas Woods Bernice Yazzie SENIOR ACTIVITIES Agoodie, Max Thomas Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. Allen, Kathy Jo C.A.A. 1,2; J.C.L. 2; Band I,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Speech and Drama Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Sophomore Assembly; Big Top 2; Honor Society 4. Alvarado, Theresa Patricia Anaya, Kolores Marie Spanish III Award; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Antonio, Lawrence Jack Football; Track; Baseball. Apolaca, Betty Lou Armijo, Adelida Lucille Baca, Mary Elaine C.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 4. Baker, Patricia Sue Ballew, Shirley Ann Barton, Annie Jane C.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H. A. Treasurer 3; Judo 2, 3, Vice-President 3. Begay, Juanita C.A.A. 1,2,3, Bible Club 2; Pep Squad 4. Benton, Chester Football; Wrestling; Annual 4. Bernier, Earl Dean Football 1,2. Black, David Rodrick Homecoming Candidate, Class President 1; Student Council 1,2,3; W Club 2,3,4; Representative 3; F.T.A. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Big Top 2, 3. Bowman, Brenda Louise Concert Choir; DECA Sweetheart; DECA, Vice-President; Chorus 4. Boyle, Jennifer Maude Miss Merry Xmas 2; Outstanding French I Student, 2; Girls State 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Trcas. 3; Representative 4; Band 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Meteorettes 2,3; Tri-M 2,3; Student Council 1,3,4. Class Representative 1,3; Class Secretary 2; Thespians 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. Brown, John Frank All Conference Basketball 3; All Conference Baseball; Big Top King; Boy's State, Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Vice President 4; Speech and Drama 4; President of Senior Class; Student Council, Senior Play. Chase, Mike Chase, Tommy Cody, Lorraine C.A.A. 1,3; N.O.T. 4; Student Council Representative from Dormitory 4. Coffman, Jim Lloyd Excellent rating in Chorus Festival, solo, Chorus, Football manager, Vice President of Chorus; Chorus Variety Show; N.A.U. Choral Reading Clinic. Collins, William Joseph, Jr. DECA 3,4. Collum, Tony Stuart Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,4; Key Club 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Big Top 3; Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play; Honor Society. Davis, Charles Lee Dixson, Emma Lou Bible Club 1,2,3; C.A.A. 1. Dugger, Steve Lee Sophomore State; Elk's Honor Banquet; J.C.L. 1; F. T.A. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Vice-President 4; Thespians 3,4; Vice President 4; Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play Manager Sophomore Assembly. Duran, Madrid Judith G. A.A. 1; Chorus 1,4. Efaw, LaFawn Dana Homecoming Assembly 2, DECA 3, Annual 4. Egbert, Donna Marlene Ellison, Joyce Gwen Elmer, Dean Fred Football 1. Elmer, Glen Steven Engels, Catherine Jane DECA Engels, Charlie William Espinosa, Socorro Ramona SENIOR ACTIVITIES Estudillo, Ernest Paul Falcs, Sharon Kay Chorus Variety Show 1,2,4; Chorus Christmas Show 1,2; Bible Club 3,4; Junior Class Play; Thespians; Honor Society 4; Concert Choir; S Club 4; C.A.A. 4. Ferguson, Deanna Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Fore, Dixie Lou Girl's State 3; Outstanding Junior Girl 3; Voice of Democracy Speech 1st place 3; Mettcorcttcs 2,3; Spanish Award 2; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Debate 3, Thespians 4; Senior Class Play; Tri-City Band 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Chorus Variety Show 3,4; Northern Arizona Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3. Foster, Mary Frances C.A.A. 1; DECA 3,4; Tour Choir 2,4; F.T.A. 2. Freeby, Mary Madelon Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1,4; C.A.A. Gallegos, Rachel Marie Gates, Gary Paul Gonzalez, Rose Linda Spanish Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. Gonzales, Marcia Ami American Legion Speech Contest 1,3, 2nd place 1, 4th place 3; S Club 2; Pep Squad 3; Chorus Variety Show 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Speech and Drama Club; Flagstaff Speech Festival. Gonzales, Ruben Homecoming King Candidate 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club; W Club. Gorman, Jonah Kenneth Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2. Greer, Eric Philaman Freshmen Scholarship Award; Honor Banquet; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Vice President; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Concert Choir. Handy, Martha Jean Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; C.A.A. 1; Chorus Variety Show 1,2, 3,4; Modern Dance Workshop 2. Honie, Harrison Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Baseball 1. Harvey, Loren James Harris, Judic Ann State Corresponding Secretary of F.T.A., Student Body Secretary; Editor Bulldog, Barks, Quill and Scroll 3,4; President 4; F.T.A. 3,4, Vice President 4, N.O.T., Treasurer 4; Junior Class Play, Pep Squad 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1,3; Honor Society. Hays, Mildred Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1. Ivey, Robert Michael Homecoming King 4; Second Team All Conference Football 3; King of Hearts Candidate 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Key Club 3,4; Sophomore Assembly; Class Representative 1,2,3,4. John, David Honor Banquet-Outstanding Artist; Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; W-Club. 32 The computer must have chosen Fat Albert for these senior stooges, Jennifer Boyle, Vickie Linder and Dixie Fore at the Computer Dance. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Johnson, Gloria Pep Squad 3; G.A.A. 3; N.O.T. 4; S Club. Johnson, Malry Johnnie Outstanding Spanish I Student; Alternate To Boys State 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3, President 3, Vice President 2, Honor Society 3,4; Historian 4; Junior Class Play; United Nations Pilgrimage 3; Music Festival 1,2,3; Chorus Variety Show 4. Jones, Willis (McArthur) Alternate for Boy's State; Candidate for All-State in Choir; Honor Society; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track; Chorus-Vice President and President. Jue, Betty Outstanding Spanish I Student Masonic Essay Awards 1,2,3; N.O.T. 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; S-Club 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 2, Vice President 3; President 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Secretary-Treasure 3; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Speech and Drama; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Honor Society; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasure 3, Junior Prom Committee. Kescoli, Veronica Carmelita Pep Squad 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; S Club 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Variety Show; Annual Staff 4; Senior Banquet Committee; Music Festival 1. King, Charles Joseph All State 2; Elks Banquet 1,2,3; Mathematics Award; Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, Big Top 1,2,3; Honor Society. Kislingbury, Susan Marie G.A.A. 1, DECA 3,4; Freshmcn-Sophomore Powder Puff Football Game 1,2. Kolomitz, Stanislaus William All Conference; Honorable Mention Football 1,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2; Key Club 2,3,4; Sgt-at-Arms 4; W Club 2,3,4; Sophomore Assembly; Honor Society. Laux, William Laverne Lee, Michael Bruce Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,3; W Club 3,4; Treasure 4; Key Club 4; Sophomore Assembly; Senior Class Play. Lehman, Lester Arnold Honor Banquet 1,2; Honor Society; J.C.L. 1; Football 1. Letts, Trudy Rae Queen of Hearts 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Elk's Honor Banquet 3; Honor Society 3,4; Girls State Rep., Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Concert Choir 1,2, 3,4; Historian 2, Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Vice-President 3, President 4; Big Top 2; Junior Class Play; Student Council 3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Tri-M 2,3, Music Festival 1,2,3; Junior Prom Co-chairman. Lewis, Timothy Allen Linder, Vickie Rae Honor Society, Bible Club 4; Chorus 3,4. Long, Alfred Long, Chuck United Nations Pilgrimage; Honor Society 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Lynch, Juanita Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Maestas, Richard Torrez Student Council 4; Spanish Club, Senior Class Representative. Manola, Kenneth Lynn Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Chorus Play 1; Concert Choir 3. Mazon, Daniel Joseph Mead, Richard Louis Mendoza, Diana Marie Spanish Club 1,2,3; Vice-President of Spanish Club, Historian of DECA Club. McCabe, Rose G.A.A. 1,2,3, Vice President 3, Bible Club 2, Chorus Variety Show 4, Student Council Representative. McCullough, Rae Jean G.A.A. 1, Judo Club 2, N.O.T. 3,4; Chorus 3, Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Variety Show. McGehee, Ottie Wayne Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 1, Track 2,3; W Club 3,4. McIntosh, Katherine Ann Masonic Essay Contest 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, F.T.A. 3,4; N.O.T. 3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Play, Sophomore Assembly, Freshmen-Sophomore Powder Puff Football Game 1,2. Miller, Diane Joy School Essay Contest-Freshmen, 1st in state, Honorable Mention in State, Voice of Democracy-3rd in school, Honor Certificate from Freedom's Foundation (National Award), Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A. 1, Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Rep. 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; N.O.T. 2, Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Assembly 2,4; Sr. Play, Sophomore Assembly, Speech and Drama Club 4, Speech Festival 3,4; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Tri-M 2,3; See. 3, Student Council 4, Advertising Manager of Meteor 4, Honor Society 4. Mitchell, Thomas Dave Superior Violin Solo 2, Music Festival, DECA 3,4; Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4, Chorus Variety Show 2, F.T.A. 4, Tri-M 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4 Student Council 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Orchestra Music Festival 2,3,4; DECA State Convention 3,4; DECA Regional Conference 3,4; Honor Society 4. Mobley, Richard Monroe, James Allen DECA 3,4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES DECA 3,4; Secretary 4; Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Monroe, Larry Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2. Montano, Toni Lucille Sophomore Class Treasure; Big Top Candidate 2, President of Junior DECA 3, President of Senior DECA 4; G.A.A. 1, N.O.T. 3, DECA 3,4, Pep Squad 1, Sophomore Assembly. Moore, Linda Lee Myers, Janice Alma All State ABC Band 3, State Solo Festival 3, Band 1.2, 3,4; Tri-M 2,3,4; Tri-City Band 1,2,3, N.A.A.A. Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Band Council 1, Pep Squad 1,2; N.O.T. 2, Senior Play, G.A.A. 1, Homecoming Assembly 1.2, 3, Chorus 4. Nelson, Karen Linda Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; N.O.T. 2, Chorus Variety Show 3,4; Homecoming 1, Concert Choir 3,4. Nelson, Rodger Nez, Johnnie Nichols, Vernon Snoden DECA Olague, Josephine Olmstcad, Gale Marie Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1, Sweetheart Queen Candidate 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, G.A.A. 1, Pep Squad 1,2,3; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Variety Show. Orzco, Edward Joe Football 1, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1. Osegueda, Catherine Marie G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1,4; DECA 3,4, DECA Reporter 4. Patterson, Helen Marie Judo Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3, N.O.T. 1,2,3, Pep Squad 1,2,3; Sophomore Assembly. Paul, Robert Jim Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1, Track 1,2, 3,4; W Club 2,3,4; President 4, Cross-Country 2,4. Peterson, Kenneth Eldon Homecoming King Candidate 4, Freshmen Class Vice-President, W Club, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3; March of Dimes King 4. Peterson, Vickie Lynn Big Top Queen 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Pep Squad 2,3,4; President 4, Sophomore Assembly; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Head Varsity Cheerleader 4, Bulldog Barks 3, Honor Society. Plumley, Kathleen Louise DECA 3,4. Podruchny, Melodie Ann Band 1,2,3; Bible Club 3,4; Program Chairman 3, Ponder, David Lee Certificate for Chorus, Chorus 1, DECA 3,4. Quoshcna, Della Renfro, Charlotte Rochelle Chorps 1,2,3; Metorettes 2,3, Pep Squad 1,2, G.A.A. 1. Renfro, Mac Helen Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,3,4, Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play, G.A.A. 1, Homecoming Assembly 1, Chorus Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Chorus Festival 1,2, 3,4; Big Top Queen Candidate 4. Reyes, Mary Louise Spanish Award 1, Spanish Club, DECA. Robb, Tim Frank Speech and Drama Club, F.T.A.; Key Club International, Key Club Scrapbook, Latin Club 1, Basketball 2, Football 1, Baseball 2, Wrestling 2, 3,4; Big Top 3,4; Junior Play, Senior Play; Homecoming Assembly 3,4; Bulldog Barks, assistant editor, Sports Editor, Honor Society. Rodriquez, Mario Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; W Club 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Festival 1,2, 3,4. Romero, Frances Gavina Romero, James Anthony DECA 3,4, Treasurer 4. Roush, Phyliss Aim Bible Club; Library Club at Mingus Union High School. Saiz, Selfa Marie Outstanding Home Economics I Award, G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1, F.H.A., Spanish Club. Ricky Smith, about to read a poem about the wonders of women in the Bigtop Variety Show. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Torres, Helen Yvonne Chorus 1,2,4. Sanchez, Cheryl Lee Miss Merry Christmas 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Speech and Drama 4, Chorus, Librarian 4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sophomore Assembly, Student Council 4, Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Student Council Dance Committee. VanderKraats, Rose Lynn Oratory 2nd place, N.A.A.A. Music Festival-solo, Good, and Excellent Ratings, Madrigal-Superior, G.A.A. 1, Pep Squad 1,2,3; S Club 2,3, Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, Speech Festival 2,3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Assembly, Speech and Drama Club 3,4; Honor Society 4, Chorus Variety Show 4. Sanchez, Erlinda Virginia Spanish Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3. Van Dyke, Veronica G.A.A., Junior Red Cross. Sanchez, Robert James Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. Sauccdo, Edward Outstanding Spanish II Award, Football 1. Van Petten, Marie Denise F.T.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 3, S Club 3,4, Recording Secretary 4, N.O.T. 4, G.A.A. 1, Quill and Scroll. Sena, Elizabeth Lorraine (Linda) Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus Variety Show 3,4. Shreeve, Anne Charolette Wapaha, Evelyn Ruth Weinbeck, Rita Jean Science Club 2,3,4; Bible Club 3, Pep Squad 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Science Club 3,4, Honor Society 4. Shumway, William Widen Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, W: Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4, Golf Team 3,4; Key Club International 3,4, Key Club Photographer 4. Sice, Michael Erwin Football 3,4; Basketball 3, Baseball 3,4; W Club. Simmons, Daniel Louis Freshmen Scholarship, A.S.U. Medallion, University of Arizona Outstanding Junior Boy Award, Outstanding Physics Student, Freshmen Class Rep., Junior Class Representative, Student Body President 4, Honor Society, W: Club, Football, Wrestling, Dey Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Assembly, Boy's State. Wheeler, Joan Agnes Chorus 4, March of Dimes Queen 4. Wong, Ray Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Vice President 4, School Key Award, Scholastic Arts Award (Photography) 2,3, All-Around Champion 2,3; Boy's State 3, House of Burgesses 2,3; Elks Honor Banquet 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class President 2,3, Treasurer 1, Annual Staff 1,2, 3,4; Photographer 1,2, 3,4; Bulldog Barks 2, 3,4; Assistant Editor 4, Sports Editor 3, Wrestling 2,3; Track 1,2; Sophomore Assembly, W Club 4, Science Club 4, Judo Club 1,2,3; Director of Freshmen Inliation, Chairman-Homecoming Float 2,3,4; AASC Convention 4, Holiday Science Lectures 4. Smith, Larry Donal Chorus 1,2,3,4; W Club 3,4; Representative 3, Treasurer of Chorus 4, Chorus Variety Show 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Big Top 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Assembly 1,2,3; Big Top King Candidate 4, Mr. Ugly Candidate 4. Yazzie, Bernice G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 1. Smith, Roberta Lee Transfer From Payson High School, Pep Club 1,2, Junior Class Play 3, Drama Club 3, Annual 3,4; Newspaper 3. Soehner, Gary Lou Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Key Club International 3,4; Key Club President 4, ”W Club 3,4; Honor Society. Thomas, Diane Marie Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A., Student Council 4, Tri-M, Co-Chairman of Junior Prom, J.C.L. 1, Band Council 3, Representative 4, Variety Show. Thompson, Jesse Basketball 1,2, 3,4. Tiffin, Suella Hope Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Annual 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Dissolved and disorganized, Harry Heartstone (Dan Simmons) searches for clothing and security in the Speech II class production of Flaming Guns at Roaring Gulch . John Adams Arlene Analla Burt Adams Gloria Andrade Leo Armijo Mike Baca Joe Armstrong Thomas Bahc Linda Atsye Harold Bardsley The Juniors favorite pass time at lunch and hear the latest news. ) I Phillip Barton Dough Basgal Lola Begay Margaret BarneH Terry Bell 4 hL Eric Billy John Bolin hour is to mingle with other classmen Janet Brown Sylvia Brimhall Charles Carney Marilyn Candeloria Susie Chavez John Chacon Cindy Clarke r Jcrry Clinton Mike Coffman Mike Cribbs Dennis Daly Linad DiNino William Dixon Alfred Damon Frank Dugger Gail Cox Jim Ingraham a Junior busy for the 1968 Meteor. Donald Duman Fay Duran Larry Ezell Ken Erway Paul Evans Christine Gilbert at work selecting sports pic turcs Wanda Flemons Marino Francis Sylvia Foehner Jeff Gaston Donna Foy Jerry Goldtooth Terry Giragi Margaret Gogalez Kathy Greene Richard Gonzales Terri Graff Cecilia Gutierrez Lloyd Hancock Betty Haskan Dennis Hernandez Mary Hernandez Mike Harnet Myron Hawkins Rose Hernandez Pam Hesser Johnny Honanie Richard Howell � a. Juniors work hard basketball games. Genlyn Hunter raising money selling candy at Peggy Johnson Tracey Karcher Pat Jones Leora Kearns Lillian Kutch Debbie Karnaghon Sherry LaPlante Martha Lee Roy Jimmie Janet Kalisz Marlene Keyommie I Laurel Letts Julie Laycock Kenneth Light Ramona Martinez Sammy McCabe Leroy Lewis Chuck Madeo Fred Marquess Raymond Martinez Junior Prom Committee is busy at work mak-mittee members are Laurel Letts, Andrea Vaughn, and Dennis Daly. Mark Marques Lynn McCarter Pam McPhctridge Betty Michaels Debbie Mitchell Wallace Monroe Lynn Mobley Garry Morgan m Peter Nelson ing plans for the annual prom. Com-Sorenson, Mike Cribbs, Jcanetta Benjamin Montiel David Moody Danny Nassar Nicholas Johnny Nez Randy Olague Gloria Olaque Katy O'Neil Claudia Orvin Shirley Paddock Margaret Padilla Doris Peaches Linda Peters Price Calvin Renfro Gerald Parlcer Tom Peterson Helen Renfro Patton Bill Parry I Charles Rice ; Sheila Richardson Margaret Rice Annie Reyes Alvin Riley Rinker Darrel Rogers Bernadeth Sanchez Cecilia Sauccdo I John Smith Thomas Sloutalker Benny Smith Lynnette Smith i Nancy Soehner Ronald Stubblefield Helen Solomon Pat Sullivan . I Charles Tanner Barbara Taylor Randy Soo Hoo Andrea Sorenson Mike Sylvester Edmond Store John Thorn Nancy Thomas Diane Torrez Ann Toya Danny Trujillo Beatrice Tsosie Cecilia Vallez Lorena Varder Rosie Van IBfll I I Tim Tyler Suzan Herron a junior is busy at work on the Bulldog Barks. Les Vance Kathleen Villirano Stella Velasquez Wester Pam West Teri Wickham Joe Veidinger I l i ill)x Henry Williams Judi Williams H Grace Woo Mary Etta Yazzie Wooysley Kee Herry Yazzie Anita Ybarra Johnny Ybarra Veronica Ybarra 50 I SOPHOMORES Tommie Anderson John Armijo David Baker Vivian Balleu Joe Begay Mary Benenati Bob Benham Johnny Bigie Gladys Billy Jerry Black Dalene Blair Stephanie Bland Will Boggs Robert Brito Elvira Burnside Jetti Brockwell Dalene Brown Linda Burrage Glen Bush Jim Cahill Patrice Carpenter Betty Adams Pam Allen Eugene Analla Magdalen Armijo Benny Attabau Ervin Attakai Stephan Bahe Vivian Bahe Susan Caswell Damon Clark Belinda Cross Dave Cualler George Cullum Amy Daly Cynthia Dewakukee Richard Douglas Mike Duran Jackie Ervin Patty Erway Margaret Espinosa Sally Cody Bertina Cooka Pat Crone meyer Linda Roberts and Pearlcnc Nichols comment on a common earthworm. UGH! 53 Milton Franklin Kari Frey John Fuller Matthew Gaston Lana Geske Angel Gomez Rose la Gonzales James Gorman Larry Graff Julie Groom Leo Guevara Elaine Hancock Jimmy Hardy Melvin Harris Barbara Hastings Velcda Hawkins Geraldine Hernandez Margaret Hernandez Henry Hernandez Linda Hernandez Theresa Hernandez Jerry Horning Pauline Jaramillo Lorie Jenkins Rose John Royce Jenkins Raymond Jensen Marita Johnson Larry Jones Niki Juarez Harry Juc Chris Karcher Helene Johnson Mary Jane Kelley Jan Kennedy Danny Kescoli David Kislingbury George Klcindicnce Susie John Interested sophomores attend a sophomore class meeting. 55 Neva LaPlant Brian Lee Martha Long Melvin Long Bernia Lopez Freddie Lucero Dwayne Luther Alice Maestas Harry Martin Bebe Martinez Jon Marting Glen Mattox David Lewis Kenneth Lewis Wanda Lewis Harry Lowahoma Marsha Losey Terri Mayberry Raymond Mazon Charles Me Laws I Jerry McGeHee Valinda McKinny Brenda Merrick Diana Michaels Ernest Moncoyo Patsy Montoya Lois Kypfer Mike Kypfer Beverly LaMar Mary Morris Morris Moses Elouise Nakai Robert Naranjo Ellen Nasser Pearlcne Nicholas Dan O'Haco Arthur Ornales Charlotte Orozco Larry Ortega Two sophomores, Beverly LaMar and Cinna Wright show others how to have a good time at a dance. 57 Nellie Padilla Steve Parker Carl Renfro Larry Riggs Linda Roberts Fred Rogers Emily Romero Ronald Passmore Terri Peterson Norman Pino Karen Pisel Dennis Price Richard Salazar Bob Sanchez Duchie Sanchez Freddie Sanchez Jerry Sanchez Kim SooHoo Richard Stell Ronald Sterns Claudette Stingley Joseph Sanchez Jim Scholls Mike Smith Leslie Ortero Rita Paddock Leroy Padilla Ronnie Sessions Debbie Small Russell Stowe Cinda Swagerty Shcm Taggart Susan Toliver Geneva Totsoni Bill Travis Ronnie Valverde Gean Warren Peter Baca, Bobby Sanchez, Freddie Lucero, and Joe Sanchez are shown here tooling copper. Tooling copper is just one of the many varied projects of Machine Shop. These are just four of the hardworking sophomore class. 59 Linda White Lucille White Jack Williams Patti Williams Jerome Willie Donald Woods Virginia Wright Ann Yazzie Bruce Yazzie Rudy Yazzie Pauline Ybarra Albert Yonnie Janet Wemhoener Sam Wheeler Lavenna White Bert Whitmore Myron VVickham A let a Wilker Debbie Williams Gail Williams Debbie Zachry 60 Gary Ahasteen Carla Brown Laura Brown Ralph Cake Roddy Campbell Mary Chacon Tom Attakai Wilson Bahe Mike Beaty Linda Blackgoat Della Blakes Ray Irene Beatrice Marcella David Alcott Alcott Anaya Armijo Armstrong Dave Melissa Ayres Ayres Carolyn Sam Lydia Baca Baca Baca Bud Donald Nancy James Ruth Bailey Baker Baker Bardsley Bayhylle Harry Begay Roy Benally Margaret Billy Benny Kathy Bedoni Beeson Bernestine Bonds Robert Bradford Geoffrey Brahmcr Amber Brimhall Lillis Brooks Danny Chischillie Arnold Lewis Riley Rita Sam Charley Chatman Chatman Chavez Cherry Steve Carl Elmer Kathy Belita Christiansen Clark Clark Clark Cordova Terri Ken Anita Gwen Wayne Curtis Custer Davis Davis Delyea Arnold Coulson Mike Dugger Regina Ezell Mike Faucher Mrs. Gibson is showing the freshman girls the way to a man's heart WITHOUT indigestion. Terr Ruby Elaine James Ermelinda Dugger Duran Ellison Engles Espinosa Susan Fishback Delores Flores Tommy Dil • Patricia Arthur Mary Ann Foster Franklin Freeman Gallegos Gambler Franklin Gashwoscoma Ralph Gonzalez Carol Gilliam John Gonzales Louise Goldtooth Pat Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Judy Ives Daniel Ivey Robert Jaramillo Ora Jodi Lorraine Joe Garry Hardy Rocky Hermman John Hernandez Chris Jeanette Martin Curtis Curtis Greer Guevara Gutierrez Haney Hardy Linda Debbie Jan Helen James Harrah Harris Harris Haskan Haye Bob Hoff Keith Holt Ethel Honanie Janice Hopper Charles Howard Nora lohn Sylvia lohn Bill Johnson Nancy Johnson Sharon Johnson Evangeline Tracey Cathy George Darrell Kalin Kirkland Knight Kudlock Lane Oscar Joseph Curtis Land Shirley Light Louisa Lovato Peter Nick Geneva Jo Anne Timothy Langford I.eGate Lewis Lewis Lewis Philip Marsha Lopez Losey Terri Alice Diane Littrell Lopez Lopez John Warren out jumps Holbrook players as Gary Moody stands by. Lee Lynch Janet Maestas Mary Ellen Mazon Christina Mead Gary Moody Roxie Rosie Dolores Joy Elizabeth Martin Martinez Mata Mattox Mayberry Ruben Kay Mary Lynn Beth Clarcndria Mazon McCarter McPhctridgc McIntosh McLain Steve Pena Louie Perea Andrew Perez Carmelita Perez Laura Peterson Liza Andy Ernie Wesley Chris Mendoza Messenger Mitchell Monroe Montano Frances Olague Emilia Ortega %■ Beatrice Moore Polly Glenn Rose lie Chris Morris Natseway Nelson Nottingham Tilferd Oso Louise Pahe Diana Parsons Jonce Patterson Albert Peaches Porter Renfro Steve Vannie Gayle Pam David Peterson Podruchny Poissall Price Rencher Sharon Renfro George Larry Tayva Joel Reyes Reynolds Rhoton Richards Sharon Rinker Tom Sandoval Charlene Sharp Arthur John Geraldine Patricia Romero Sam Sanchez Sanchez Rosalie Sanchez Karen Sherrill Armona Saucedo Jackie Satella Robert Sawyer Sylvia Sawyer Connie Sessions Louise Shumway Doug Sorenson and Tim Thomas gazing at Winslow's snowy wonderland after recent storm. Tony Ybarra Jerry Yonnie Gail Smith Vickie Tanner Freida Thompson Irene Velasquez Peggy West Clarence Williams Juliette Ronald Stctta Jean Doug Smith Smith Smith Soehner Sorenson Gloria Eugene Edward Tim Connie Tafoya Taylor Thomas Thomas Thompson Kathleen Michael Ronnie Rosie Gwen Trujillo Tsosie Tuckfield Valles Vaught Esther John Robert Thomas Linda Villarueva Warren Weaver Weinbeck Wellman Clifford Williams Debra Williams Shirley Williams Ranny Woo Thomas Yazzie ORGANIZATIONS Dan Simmons President Ricky Smith Vice-President Judie Harris Secretary Thomas Mitchell Treasurer Doc Wright Sponser WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL John Brown Senior Class President Mike Ivey Senior Class Cheryl Sanchez Senior Class Richard Maestas Senior Class David Moody Junior Class President Chorus John Bollin Les Vance President Larry Graff Junior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Chris Nottingham Freshman Class Cheryl Thomas Sophomore Class Virginia Wright Sophomore Class Jeffery Brahmer Freshman Class President Jan Harris Freshman Class Kathy Allen Lorraine Cody Speech Drama Dorm Ill-Illo fifiri� i«fin Il� nnifpr Rmrla Davp Pnn lor Betty Jue Spanish Club Trudy Letts S Club Chuck Long Honor Society Dan Freeman Key Club Larry Smith W Club Julie Laycock Meteorettes Diane Thomas Pep Squad Diana Miller Orchestra Ray Wong Quill Scroll Andrea Sorenson CAA Judie Harris carries out one of Student Council's many activities of providing hot lunches for students. Ellen Nasser Cheerleaders Jackie Ewan Band Randy Soo Hoo Science Club 71 R. Smith S. Dugger J. Boyle President V. President Sec. T. Letts C. Long M. Johnson Treasurer Rep. Historian Miss Oare Sponsor R. Wong D. Simmons C. King D. Fore E. Greer HONOR SOCIETY S. Fales T. Robb K. Allen J. Brown D. Miller L. Lehman G. Soehner R. Weinbeck W. Jones T. Cullum R. VanderKraats V. Linder T. Mitchell K. Kolomitz L. Letts J. Brown S. Simpson D. Moody V. Peterson C. Hancock N. Soehner R. Howell B. Michaels J. Benliam F. Armijo R. SooHoo J. Laycock 1st row: M. Van Petten, V. Kescoli, R. Smith, R. Wong, D. Miller. 2nd row: G. Johnson, R. Smith, J. Vaughn, K. Custer, J. Brown. 3rd row: D. Oplinger, R. Patton, S. Tiffin, D. Foy, R. Soo Hoo. ANNUAL DEPARTMENT Editor: R. Smith, Asst. Editor: R. Wong, Sports Editor: D. Oplinger, Business Mgr: D. Miller, Sponsor: Mr. D. E. Conatser. Every member of the annual staff strives to reach a goal--to create and assemble the best and most attractive yearbook that has ever been made. Each member has a specific duty that must be performed with speed and accuracy. Each person's effort is a small part of the whole effort. The editor has the job of overseeing the other's work with the assistance of the assistant editor. The sports editor compiles all aspects of the sports field. The business manager is the director of advertisement sales and of the sale of the yearbooks. The other members carry' out their assigned duties to the best of their abilities. Gloria Johnson and Marie Van Petten piece together parts of the annual. BULLDOG BARKS Editor: J. Harris, Asst. Editor: D. Freeman, Sports Editor: T. Robb, Ad. Mgr.: B. Jue, Sponsor: Mr. N. M. Waltor, Sr. The Bulldog Barks, official publication of the student body of Winslow High School, is published every month by members of the Journalism Class of Winslow High School. The Bulldog Barks is for the information of students and other persons who are invited to contribute articles they think would be of interest to the students. The tasks of the Journalism Class are sometimes tense, sometimes exciting, but more often it is long hours of hard work. Deadlines have to be met and many extra hours have to be put into the final works of the paper. The staff has worked hard to put out the kind of paper that they feel the student will enjoy reading. David Black, Suzie Herron, and Judie Harris work diligently on completing an issue of the school paper. 1st row: B. Jue, H. Paterson, S. Herron, J. Cribbs, J. Harris, C. Orvin. 2nd row: J. Williams, R. Patton, R. Howell, D. Black, M. Ivey, D. Freeman, T. Robb, K. Graff, A. Sorenson. 74 First Row; R. Smith, J. Harris, R. Wong, D. Miller, Second Row; M. Van Petten, I. Vaughn, V. Peterson, S. Tiffin, R. SooHoo. ’ QUILL AND SCROLL Pres. J. Harris, V. Pres. R. Wong, Sec. Treas. R. Smith. Quill G Scroll members Marie Van Petten, Jeanetta Vaughn, Vicky Peterson G Ricky Smith enjoy a good comment from Mr. Conatser. Quill and Scroll International is an honorary society for high school journalists. The purpose of the organization is to encourage and reward individual student achievement in journalism and student publications. Membership requirements are set up by the national organization. High standards are rigidly maintained, making membership a coveted honor for the individual student. Membership in Winslow's local chapter consists of students chosen from the Bulldog Barks staff and the Meteor staff. The society helps stimulate interest in literary works among students of Winslow High School. 75 SCIENCE CLUB Pres. C. King, V. Pres. E. Greer, Sec.-Treas. R. Weinbeck, Rep. R. Soo Hoo. In 1945 die Winslow High School Science Club was organized for the purpose of promoting die interest in high school students. Meetings usually consist of programs, presented by die students, ranging from the discussion of probability in mathematics to neutrinos; however, this year, die Science Club was given a grant to finance a study in any field of science the club chooses. The club chose to do research in the field of bio-luminescent bacteria. At the end of the school year the Science Club plans to submit the results of its research to the Arizona Academy of Science. Dr. Schmidt, assistant professor of Micro Biology at A.S.U., is explaining to Mr. Taylor and Ray Wong, the techniques of culturing bioluminousine bacteria at a Science Club meeting. 1st row: Russel Stowe, Rita Weinbeck, Jim Cahill, Harry Martin. 2nd row: Mr. Taylor, John Thorne, Randy Soo Hoo, Eric Greer, Richard Douglas, David Lewis. 76 1st row: P. West, P. West, G. Smith, V. Podruchny. 2nd row: C. Thompson, S. Light, L. Brown, D. Zachery, D. Foy, M. Losey, K. Beeson. 3rd row: M. Podruchny, S. Fales, S. Simpson, P. Evans, K. Light, J. Brown, L. Jenkins. BIBLE CLUB Pres. J. Brown, V. Pres. K. Light, Sec. P. West, Prog. Chairmans. Fales, and M. Prodruchny. The purpose of the Winslow High School Bible Club is to promote a Christian atmosphere on the campus of WHS. The purpose is also to provide wholesome, Christian fellowship for its members to aid in developing their Christian character and leadership. The motto of die Bible Club is Youth For Christ . It is our aim to reach the unreached through the Christian student. The Bible Club is a non-denominational organization. The meetings are frequently visited by guest speakers who are ministers of the different denominations in our city. We invite every student to participate in the discussion and fellowship of each meeting. Donna Foy gets combs from Janet Brown to sell for Bible Club. 77 mmm 1st row: J. Allen, C. Sanchez, B. Jue, S. Fales 2nd row: D. Miller, R. Vanderkrates, M. Gonzales, J. Brown, D. Mitchell, S. Nicholas, D. Fore. 3rd row: R. Soo Hoo, J. Brown, S. Simpson, D. Freeman, T. Robb, S. Dugger. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB Speech and Drama Club offers opportunities for students in extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking, debate, drama, and oral interpretation. Students choose the area they prefer to participate in and meet to study and practice the techniques. Speech and Drama Club, under the leadership of Mr. Howe participates in several tournaments during die year such as District Speech and Arts Tournament. Navajoland Speech Tourney, and die State Tournament. One of the most important assets a student can have is the ability to express himself. Speech and Drama Club offers to the students an opportunity to acquire this ability. Jennifer Boyle received an excellent rating in oral 78 interpretation of prose from Mrs. Blackwell at die District Speech Festival. S” CLUB Pres. B. Jue, V. Pres. J. Brown, Recording Sec. M. Van Petten, Cor. Sec. L. DiNino, Treas. J. Boyle, Rep. T. Letts. The purpose of S Club is to be of service to the school and community, to cooperate with the school authorities in building a school with high standards and ideals, and to prepare members to assume leadership in the business and the professional world. The advisor, Mrs. Stewart, gives helpful ideas by which the club can make money. Each year a few members go to a convention located in the western states. This year it was in San Diego, California. At the convention the girls have the chance to meet girls from ail over the west. President Betty Jue presents gifts to March of Dimes King and Queen, Ken Peterson and Joan Wheeler, at the March of Dimes Dance. 1st row B. Jue, P. West, S. Falcs, C. Wright, J. Brown, 2nd row V. Kescoli, D. Miller, M. Van Petten, D. Foy, I. Lopez, J. Andrade, G. Johnson. 79 DECA Pres. T. Montano, V. Pres. B. Bowman, Pari. T. Mitchell, Sec. M. Podruchny, Treas. J. Romero, Reps. D. Ponder, B. Collins. Distributive Education Clubs of America is composed only of juniors and seniors of Winslow High School. Its purpose is to develop future leaders of marketing and distribution. DECA is the only national youth organization operating in die nation's schools to attract young people to careers in marketing and distribution. The members have made numerous studies and surveys to aid the economic development of their community. Creative marketing projects continue to encourage this type of contribution. DECA students comprise a local school chapter. Each chapter elects its own student officers and die DECA teacher-coordinator serves as chapter advisor. A storeroom display for the Distributive Education Class. 1st row: T. Branch, K. Engels, K. Plumly, B. Bowman, T. Montano. 2nd row: M. Podruchny, S. Kislingbury, K. Souza, J. Romero, M. Reyes, D. Mendoza, M. Foster. 3rd row: V. Nichols, J. Monroe, D. Mazon, B. Collins, D. Ponder, J. Op linger, G. Price, T. Mitchell, Mr. Martin. 1st row; D. Peaches, B. Jue, L. Atsye, J. Harris, J. Andrade, J. Vaughn, L. Begay. 2nd row; M. Keyonnie, M. Armillo, V. Ybarra, S. Nicholas, L. Burrage, D. Michels, S. Richardson, L. Cody, K. Soo Hoo. 3rd row; S. Toliver, L. Smith, K. O'Neill, L. Kutch, M. Van Petten, K. McIntosh, T. Karcher, B. Hastings. 4th row; S. Foehner, T. Anderson, J. Benally, M. Hernandez, C. Stingly, L. McCarter. NURES OF TOMORROW Pres. B. Jue, V. Pres. L. Begay, and L. Atsye, Sec. D. Peaches, Treas. J. Harris, Rep. J. Vaughn. The Nurses of Tomorrow have one main purpose--to create an interest in personal and community health. The members encourage the other students to seek out and find the true meaning of nursing, what is required to become a nurse, and nursing opportunities. N.O.T. has sponsored educational films on subjects such as Cancer, Venereal Diseases, and Sex Education. The members of N.O.T. went on a field trip to Phoenix to find out how the large hospitals are run. They visited several large hospitals and neurological centers. The director of the nursing program at NAU gives information to Marie Van Petten and Katy O'Neil. First Row: J. Boyle, C. Orvin, T. Letts, J. Harris, J. Laycock. Second Row: W. Boggs, R. Patton, C. Sanchez, L. Letts, L. Jenkins, D. Foy, J. Cribbs, M. Van Petten. Third Row: V. Ybarra, D. Moody, K. O'Neill, L. Kutch, A. Sorenson, C. Clarke, W. Fish, T. Robb. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Pres: T. Letts, V. Pres: J. Harris, Sec: C. Orvin, Treas: D. Moody, Rep: J. Boyle, His:J. Laycock. The purpose of F.T.A. is to promote interest in the field of teaching. Students can get experience through teaching various grades ranging from third grade to eighth grade. Mr. Martin, the advisor, arranges classes in which the members may teach. Members of F.T.A. teach subjects from English to P. E. The students learn a little about the way young children act in school, they also learn to handle all types of incidents. Through the year each member should teach two or three classes and observe a class in work at least once a month. Andrea Sorenson is stumped by the fact that they know more than she. 82 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pres: T. Karcher, V. Pres: A. Monroe, Sec.: G. Wright, Treas.: L. McCarter. The main purposes of the Future Homemakers of America are: (1) to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, (2) to encourage democracy in home and community living, (3) to work for good home and family life for all, (4) to promote international good will, (5) to foster the development of creative leadership in home community living, (6) to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, (7) to further the interest in Home Economics. Geraldine Sanches, Kay McCarter and Virginia Wright discuss with Mrs. Steward some activities for the club at one of their club meetings. First Row: A. Monroe, T. Hernandez, B. Martinez, K. Soo Hoo, K. Frey, R. Sanchez, E. Romero, L. McCarter. Second row: V. Tanner, T. Wickham, S. Saiz, L. Hernandez, G. Sanchez, L. Gallegos, G. Wright, S. Bland, G. Olague. Back row: L. Peterson, K. McCarter, M. Chacon, P. Montoya, I. Lopez, C. Vallez, M. Jaramillo, R. Padilla, T. Karcher. G.A.A. Pres. C. Orvin, Vice Pres. E. Nasser, Sec. Treas. and Recorder J. Ewan, Repres. A. Sorensen. The purpose of Girl's Athletic Association is to provide die opportunity for girls to participate in sports activities, to improve sports skills, to stimulate interest in girl's athletics, to promote interest in outdoor life, to improve health, to develop sportsmanship, and to provide a means through which girls earn a letter in sport activities. This is done by meeting once a week after school and participating in various sports such as baseball, volleyball, basketball, and working on the trampoline. They also go on bike hikes and go swimming when weather permits. To letter in G.A.A. you must earn 500 points by doing outside activities that you are interested in. G.A.A. girls Terri Curtis, Janet Wemhoener and Debbie Harris work on float for homecoming parade. 1st row: L. Letts, R. Bayhylle, P. Allen, S. Foehner, J. Andrade, J. Ewan, E. Nasser, 2nd row: L. Hernandez, A. Davis, T. Curtis, L. Morehead, E. Hancock, T. Littrell, D. Blair, T. Jenkins, B. McIntosh, T. Anderson, 3rd row: C. Vallcz, C. Orozco, M. Mazon, R. Duran, R. Martin, K. Clark, D. Brown, L. White, B. Merich, F. Thompson, 4th row: S. Nicholas, L. Peterson, M. Chacon, R. Saucedo, G. Smith, L. Sandoval, B. Adams, B. Sanchez, E. Burnside, L. Goldtooth, 5th row: I. Lopez, J. Soehner, J. Harris, N. Juarez, S. Bland, L. Roberts, D. Harris, B. Rinkcr, L. Brown, P. West. J. Wemhoener. 84 Front row: L. to R. V. Peterson, C. Sanchez, T. Letts. W L. to R. V. Kescoli, E. Honnie, S. Gongalez, E. Esponosa, J. Ewan, A. Sorensen, C. Orvin, R. Martin, T. Rhoton, K. Allen, G. Johnson, J. Begay, L. Letts, E. Nasser, S. Toliver, L. Morehead, L. Roberts, D. Blair, J. Bennally, T. Anderson, G. Wright, P. Allen, J. Vaughn, D. Small, J. Laycock, J. Cribbs, M. Rice, T. Graff, S. Foehncr, L. Kutch, L. Smith, K. O'Neill, N. Jaurez, Kay McCarter, M. Chacon, S. Sanchez, B. Haskan, E. Burnside, J. Brockwell. PEP SQUAD Pres.: V. Peterson, Vice Pres.: C. Sanchez, Sec.: B. Jue, Treas.: T. Letts, Representative: D. Thomas. Pep Squad consisted of all girls in grades 9-12 who are interested in promoting school spirit. Pep Squad creates and maintains a feeling of pep and school spirit in W.H.S. They are so enthusiastic about backing and supporting the Bulldogs, that diey even take buses to many of the out of town games. Throughout the year, Pep Squad helps to put on pep assemblies and rallies and every year they select the theme and decorate for homecoming. Pep Squad is always there cheering the Bulldog's on to VICTORY by supporting them with posters and always pushing them onward with an extra boost of cheer. Pep Squad leads school in send-off for Bulldogs as they leave for Window Rock. 1st row: S. Kolomitz, D. Black, E. Sice, B. Shumway, G. Soehner, R. Brummett, R. Van, D. O'Haco, R. Wong, 2nd row: L. Short, B. Benham, G. Morgan, C. Madeo, D. Freeman, B. Smith, M. Ivey, L. Smith, W. McGeehee, R. Gonzales, J. Coffman. 3rd row: W. Fish, W. Monroe, E. Atlakai, C. Long, J. Brown, D. Rodgers, J. Wright, M. Rodriquez, S. Simpson, 4th row: J. Thompson, J. Clinton, D. John, J. Benham, D. Nasser, J. Bollin, K. Peterson, R. Paul, T. Cullum, B. Lee, D. Simmons. W” CLUB Pres. R. Paul, Vice Pres. M. Ivey, Sec. G. Soehner, Treas. B. Lee, Sgt. at Arms R. Gonzales, Repres. L. Smith. W’ Club is an organization composed of boys that have been awarded the school letter in competitive sports, such as football, track, basketball, baseball, wrestling, or golf. The Club encourages better sportsmanship and helps stimulate interest in all athletic events. The Club also provides fellowship for Winslow High athletes. Members of the Club were seen selling refreshments at all home basketball and wrestling events during the season. 86 A traditional job for 'W' Club is to sell popcorn at all basketball and wrestling games. KEY CLUB Pres: G. Soehner, V. Pres: J. Brown, Sec.-Treas: C. Long, Sgt. At Arms: K. Kolomitz, Rep: D. Freeman. The object of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership. To provide experience in living and working together, to prepare for useful citizenship and to promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contacts. To provide a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render unselfish service, and to build better communities. You will find the Key Club always on the go and on the job here at the high school as well as in our community of Winslow. Two Key Clubers, D. Freeman and M. Sylvester ring the victory bell at a W.H.S. football game. First row: R. Stublcficld, D. Black, J. Brown, G. Soehner, C. Long, K. Kolomitz, C. Hancock, R. Brummett, Second row: J. Benham, C. Madeo, B. Shumway, D. Nassar, M. Sylvester, J. Bolin, T. Robb, M. Ivey, Third row: L. Vance, D. Simmons, R. Gonzales, B. Lee, T. Cullum, E. Store, D. Freeman, R. Howe. SPANISH CLUB Pres. P. Evans, V. Pres. D. Mendoza, Sec. -Treas. J. Andrade Rep. B. Juc. The Winslow High School Spanish Club was established for the purpose of giving the student an opportunity to learn about the Spanish language and culture. Club meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday of each month. At the meetings, students participate in presenting programs, concerning Spanish customs and cultures, in which only Spanish is used. Often, the Spanish Club is privileged in having guest speakers who relate facts about the customs of Spain and Latin American countries. To become a member of this club, each student must be taking or already have taken high school Spanish and must maintain at least a 3.00 grade average. Jennie Andrade and Trini Hernandez sell tostadocs for Spanish Club. 1st row: C. Oroszco, M. Moore, B. Jue, K. Soo Hoo, M. Hernandez, G. Sanchez, M. Sanchez. 2nd row: L. Hennandez, E. Martinez, T. Hernandez, E. Frame, I. Lopez, D. Anaya, L. Gonzalez, B. Sanchez, S. Saiz. 3rd row: J. Andrade, D. Mendoza, J. Kennedy, P. Williams, R. Douglas, P. Evans, M. Rodriguez, Mr. Williams. ORCHESTRA Pres.: R. Howell, Vice-Prcs.: S. Bardsley, Sec.-Treas.: B. Michaels, Stud. Con. Rep.: D. Miller, Sponsor: Mr. T. O'Kelly. Full Orchestra is composed of the woodwind and brass sections of the band and the String Orchestra. They work hard and long to gain a knowledge and skill of music. During the year they put on two concerts--one each semester. They also attended the Mixed Spring Festival for Northern Arizona, held at Flagstaff on April 20. Among their other activities, and probably the most important is when they play the traditional melodies: Pomp and Circumstance, and Pomp Chivalry, at the Baccalaureate exercises. Mr. O'Kelly directs the Orchestra during their first concert of the year. Front Row: M. Johnson, P. Nichols, B. Michaels, R. Patton, T. Rhoton, M. Sylvester, M. Ayres. Second Row: L. Brown, T. Kirkland, D. Parsons, K. Sherril, C. Brown, C. Howard, R. Ezell, S. Johnson, D. Miller, M. Losey. Third Row: S. Light, D. Brown, T. Wickham, P. Freeman, D. Small, A. Wilker, P. Williams, J. Myers, R. Douglas, S. Taggart. S. Bardsley. Back Row: T. Mitchcl, C. Sharp, S. Simpson, F. Armijo, H. Martin, H. Jue, J. Martin, Mr. T. O'Kelly. 89 W.H.S. MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND The Winslow High School Band each year participates in many activities. This year the Winslow High School Marching Band performed at all home football games, played for many of the pep assemblies, and performed in the annual Christmas parade. The band also participated at the NAU Band Day at Flagstaff, which is an annual event. During concert season, the Winslow High School Symphonic Band performed two concerts, the Midwinter Concert and the Spring Concert. This year, for the first time ever, the Band toured central Arizona, presenting concerts at four schools, Cortez, Coolidgc, Aqua Fria, and Peoria. This year the Band played for the Chamber of Commerce Spring Festival, Commencement and the PTA's Founders Day Program. The Band also entered the Northern Arizona Music Festival Contest. The District and State solo and Ensemble Festivals provide an excellent opportunity for a person or an ensemble to display their talents. This year the Band took two ensembles and two soloists to the State Festival and came back with three excellents and one superior. The Navapache Band, which is made up of members from the St. Johns, Snowflake, Holbrook, and Winslow bands, performed its annual concert in Winslow and was conducted by Don Wolf. Eighteen people from Winslow made this band. On a larger scale, with much tougher competition, is the ABC all state band. Membership is made audition and is accepted, you go to one of the state's universities for two days of rehearsal and the performance. This year the performance was made at Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe. 90 1st row: D. Small, T. Jenkins, P. Williams, D. Fore, J. Myers, K. Nelson, P. Allen, N. Juarez. 2nd row: E. Coughlin, S. Fishback, V. Tanner, L. Peterson, R. Douglas, D. Harris, S. Brimhall, S. Gilpin, E. Frame, M. Faucher, V. Podruchny, L. Graff. 3rd row: C. Thompson, A. Wilker, C. Nottingham, T. Curtis, B. Blakes, T. Wickham, G. Legate, J. Brockwell, N. Soehncr, A. Brimhall, R. Martin, J. Soehner, M. Gaston, K. Allen, D. Thomas. 4th row: J. Ewan, P. Freeman, J. Lewis, R. Brito, B. Smith, R. Adkins, G. Brahmcr, J. Gaston, G. Kleindienst, D. Renchcr, F. Arimijo, H. Martin, H. Jue, J. Marting, M. Rodriquez, S. Taggert, G. Goldtooth, 5th row: Mr. O'Kelly, L. Vance, A. Blair, E. Nasser, B. Wickham, C. Hancock, R. Stubblefield, J. Thom, C. King, B. Parry, S. Cherry, R. Armstrong. OFFICERS: Pres: Dixie Fore, V. Pres: Mike Coffman, Treasurer: Ellen Nassar, Secretary: Nancy Soehner, Manager: Lcs Vance Rep: Jackie Erwan. The W.H.S. Marching Band play enthusiastically during the Christmas parade. The Concert Choir started out this year's activities by participating in the chorus variety show, The Impossible Dream . Concert Choir and Madrigal next presented a fall concert. To raise money for the awards given out at the end of the year, and for the trip to the Grand Canyon Area, the Choir put on a buffet banquet and concert, an event which turned out to be most successful. At the mixed Spring Festival for Northern Arizona they received an excellent. A select group consisting of four Sopranos, three Altos, three Tenors, and three Basses were chosen at the beginning of the year to make up the Madrigal. They performed at all the events of the Concert Choir. A superior rating was given them at the District Festival and an excellent was given them at the State Festival. All in all the choral part of the music department had a very successful year. MADRIGAL AND CONCERT CHOIR Pianist J. Myers, 1st: E. Frame, D. Ferguson, P. Jones, L. Jenkins, R. Vanderkrauts, V. Linder, S. Taggart. 2nd: D. Moody, E. Greer, R. Douglas, R. Smith, J. Coffman. Pianist J. Myers, 1st: Mr. Arthur, T. Letts, D. Ferguson, P. Jones, S. Fales, V. Linder, S. Foehner, J. Brown, B. Bowman. 2nd: C. Sharp, J. Wheeler, J. Hopper, R. Martin, P. West, D. Miller, L. Jenkins, M. Gonzales, R. Patton, R. Vandcrkratts, T. Rhoton, 3rd: S. Taggart, H. Martin, T. Simmons, R. Smith, J. Coffman, R. Douglas, M. Coffman, K. Manola, L. Smith, E. Greer, L. Litre 11, D. Moody. 92 ACTIVITIES Look what I found upstairs! The cast for You Can't The play opens as Alice falls in love with Tony. Alice is from a mixed up and poor family who are primarily interested in enjoying life. Tony is the vice-president of the company where Alice works. His family is very sophisticated, and the bringing together of the two families provides a hilarious background for the play. Alice plans a big dinner to bring the families together, Tony, unfortunately, gets the days mixed up the brings his parents a day early. The household is in a complete upset and totally unprepared for visitors. The complications that followed had everyone laughing. Just when all seemed lost, however, Grandpaw saved the day with a little common logic. Grandpaw convinced everyone to enjoy life now because, You Can't Take It With You! Now Mr. De Pinna, you'll have to hold your stomach in. Well sir, here we arc again1 94 Take it With You Hams, Penelope. Essie. . . Rheba . . Paul. . . De Pinna. Ed. . . . Ronald . Grandpa . Alice . . Henderson Tony. . . Boris. . . Gay . . . Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three Men Olga Jennifer Boyle Rose VanderKraats Mae Helen Renfro Charles Long Bruce Lee Ricky Smith Steve Dugger Dan Simmons Dixie Fore Charles King John Brown Tony Cullum Cheryl Sanchez Larry Littrcll Nadine Snead Rodger Nelson Tim Robb Bill Shumway Melodie Podruchny Marcie Gonzales or acting? 95 Alice, listen to me. I love you. JUNIOR PLAY Bedbugs aweigh, my lads--bedbugs aweigh! sings Otis, as he rids the room of the critters. The two girls' room seems to be a stopping place for everyone and everything! Bedbugs, measles, safety pockets, a crazy French acting teacher, boys, and a stowaway describes the Junior Play. Our Hearts were Young and Gay was presented March 29. Imagine two nineteen year old girls on their own for the first time, sailing to Paris! When Cornelia is not acting out a little scene for herself, she is direct and down to earth. Emily repeats absurdities as if they were perfectly logical to her. The catastrophes that take place while sailing to Paris and when they get there are hilarious because of the serious way in which they are met by the girls. From the beginning to the end, the play is filled with the misadventures of the two girls. Bonjour ma'm'selle! I am the man who wakes up the late sleepers. Also, I clean windows! CAST Steward........... Mrs. Skinner . . . Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner.... Emily Kimbrough . Purser............ Stewardess .... Dick Winters . . . Admiral........... Harriet St. John . . Winifred Blaugh . . Leo McEvoy.... Inspector......... Thcrcsc.......... Madame Elisc . . . Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner . . .Mike Cribbs .Andrea Sorensen .Tracey Karcher •Paul Evans •Jcanetta Vaughn •Benny Contreras • Claudia Orvin •Pam West •David Moody •Garry Morgan • Becky Rinker • Linda DiNino John Chacon •Betty Michaels • Debbie Mitchell Lynn McCarter •Sam Simpson Garry Morgan He clasped me to his breast and then he kissed me. I was engulfed! 97 VARSITY Vickie Peterson Head-Cheerleader Margaret Rice Claudia Orvin CHEER The presence of the J. V. Cheerleaders was a great boost to all Winslow FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: participants in the Winslow Invitational Wrestling Tournament. 98 Andrea Sorensen Katy O'Neill w H S .EADERS During a Pep Assembly, the Cheerleaders dunk a Maurader, better known as Katy O'Neill. J. Soehner, G. Vaught, R. Ezell, J. Harris, T. Curtis. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: S. Toliver, L. More he ad, J. Ewan; Back row: E. Nasser, P. Allen, E. Hancock. Left to right: A. Brimhall, L. Roberts, L. Otero, S. Caswell. Jeanetta Vaughn smiles graciously trying to keep the fear from showing. METEORETTES Co-Captains: Sylvia Fochner Linda Dinino MASCOTS 1st row: S. Fochner, J. Vaughn, J. Leacock, L. Kutch, L. Smith, B. Rinkcr. 2nd row: L. McCarter, V. Wright, L. Dinino, V. Yvarra, B. Lamar. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Mike Coffman Rae Jean McCullough Chris Nottingham 101 Niki Juarez Grand March led by Junior Class President, David Moody, and his date, Sylvia Brimhall. A moment of rest before another dance. TAHITIAN PARADISE Couples enjoyed dancing in Mike Ivey and Dixie Fore Larry Benham and his date, Vickie Peterson, view the beautiful scenery. Couples danced in a Tahitian Paradise at the 1968 Junior Prom. The gym was decorated with streamers in four shades of green forming a canopy over the Tahitian Island. Grass huts, large storybook flowers, and palm trees covered the island which was silhouetted against a flaming sunset mural. Couples received dance programs, and plastic wrist leis were presented to the girls. Tim and Claudia dancing in Paradise. 103 One of the many assemblies held at the first of the year was the Chorus Variety Show presented by the members of the Choir Department. The show was entitled The Impossible Dream. The show enables the students to present their talent. The Acts included a Psychedelic Dance by Marcie Gonzales, and Rose Vander-Kraats, a Skit by several Senior Girls and many more acts. The show, directed by Mr. Authur, was a big success. Mr. Authur directs one of the many songs, sung in the Annual Chorus Variety Show. CHORUS VARIETY SHOW Penny West, Malry Johnson, and Sharon Fales sing Blow'n in The Wind for the Chorus Variety Show. Senior Girls do an act showing what they want to be after high school. Girls in the act were Joan Wheeler, Kathy Allen. Trudy Letts, Dixie Fore, Gale Olmstead, Judy Harris, Jennifer Boyle, Cheryl Sanchez, and Vickie Peterson. 104 D. Moody, J. Brown, and J. Coffman qualified for state with their voice solos. These students participated in the NAIA music festival which was held in Snowflake: Jan Myers (flute solo) and David Rencher (trumpet solo) from band--Melissa Aires (cello solo) from orchestra—and David Moody (vocal solo), Janet Brown (vocal solo), and Jim Coffman (vocal solo) from chorus, all qualified for the state festival. Also, (not pictured) the Madrigal attended the festival. NAIA MUSIC FESTIVAL Melissa Aires played a cello solo. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES Jennifer Boyle Danny Simmons WINSLOW John Brown Ricky Smith Dixie Fore Steve Dugger Arizona Girls’ State was held at the University of Arizona and Arizona Boys' State was held at Northern Arizona University this year. Students attended from every school around the state. They met in groups for lectures and discussions on various aspects of state, county, and local government. University professors and state officers presented these lectures. Upon arriving at Boys' and Girls' State, the delegates were assigned a city to reside in. All of the delegates elected, among themselves, officers for every level of government. Everyone enjoyed the week. 106 HOMECOMING Andie, Diana, and Jan seemed to be having a hard time controlling their legs. BIG TOP Cheerleaders line up to salute Homecoming Royalty. Robin Patton and Diana Miller represent the Publications Dept, in the Homecoming Parade. Sam Simpson was crowned King of the leg contest at Big Top '68. Mr. Ewan was voted Big Top dedicatee. Shirley Paddock, Martha Long, and Joan Lewis entertain the Big Top Royalty with various indian dances. HONORS Sam Simpson receives a Masonic Essay award. Tracey Karcher and David Moody are presented the NCTE Achievement Award. Andrea Sorensen and Ray Wong receive Outstanding Student Council Member. Dan Simmons receives Bausch and Lomb Award. Linda Gonzales receives the Hispano Americano Award. Debbie Zachery receives United Nations Pilgrimage Miss Oare presents Jeanetta Vaughn and Randy SooHoo with the U of A Award. ASSEMBLY Walter Maul presents Laurel Letts and Fred Armijo with the F. O. P. Award. Trudy Letts receives D. A. R. Award. Walter Maul presents Glenn Elmer with the 109 Industrial Arts Scholarship. ARTS Mr. Howe awards Marcic Gonzales and Ricky Smith as outstanding speech students, and Jennifer Boyle and Dan Simmons as outstanding drama students. Mr. Williams awards L. Gonzales and J. Thom as outstanding Spanish II and III students. ASSEMBLY Mrs. Stewart awards L. Letts as outstanding Home Ec. student. John Brown and Ruben Gonzales were awarded the Milton Scina Award. ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY Mr. Greer hands out awards to varsity basketball players. Mr. Me Intosh hands out golf awards Tony Cullom presents coach McArthur with a token of their appreciation for leading the wrestlers to the state championship. Mrs. Hysong presents letter awards to the runner up state champion girls gymnastic team. These are the first letter awards given to girls for participation in interscholastic competitive sports in Winslow High. It was Just relaxing. DITCH All aboard! 118 seniors and 5 sponsors spent the day at Oak Creek. First with a visit to Indian Gardens where some roller skated while others played pool, waded, played Tarzan' on a swinging rope, or just sat in the shade. After lunch they drove to Slide Rock where, even though the water was icy, everybody got wet, either by choice or by force. Even the sponsors, Mr. Curtis, Mrs. Hysong, Mr. Walton, and Mr. McIntosh got dunked! All in all the 1968 Senior Ditch Day was a ball! They returned, tired but happy, and except for a few minor cuts and bruises, all in one piece. Great Foot!! 112 Ahhhh... swinging, clay! DAY But it's not Saturday yet! Would you believe Tarzan? Swimming Suit? What's that? It's not exactly a feather bed is it? 113 The head table at the Senior Banquet included the class officers, committee members and their parents. VOYAGE TO NEW HORIZONS Melodic Podruchny plays Ciribiribin for the Senior Banquet. Malry Johnson gave the address entitled Beyond the Blue Horizon . The refreshments were served by Brenda Bowman, at least to Harold Bardsley. SENIOR HOP Ray Wong decorates for Sr. Hop. r Trudy and David pose sweetly before our camera. Joan Wheeler and Chuck Long seen doing the monkey, ?? SENIOR CLASS DAY ASSEMBLY LAUGH OUT” Very Interesting! John Brown told Mr. Rodriguez that he wasn't chicken, so he kissed Judie Harris in class. Looks like Helen Patterson caught Charles Long this time!!! Wills arc bestowed on the underclassmen by Janice Myers. 1 16 The 1967 recipient, Ray Wong presents the School Key to Miss Andrea Sorensen, for her hard work in Winslow High School. jSeiitnr (Chiss program HIGH SCHOOL GYXASIUM Monday. May 27. 10:00 A. M Opening ....................................... Dan Simmons Class History ........................... Kay Wong, Charman Class Will .......................... Malry Johnson Chairman Presen'atibn of Key ............................... Ray Wong laiichOut .................................... Class of 196 Class Poem ..................................... Trudy Lefts Class Som; .......................................... Class of 19CT i'.i r .ll Address ........................... John Broun John Brown challenges the student body and the seniors to make the best out of their high school and future years. Kathy Allen narrates the varied history of the class of '68'. Sunday. May 26.8:00 P M HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Pweosuonol — Pemp oM arcuentlonce'- — K Jjji- Alifm ............ High School Concert Orchcfr. Oil to WmM; ....................... P.fvrrtnd Prtn Pixlruthny Hymn - 'Holy. Holy. Holy ' ................. Ccngregohon Inmiiwi ........................... Rnwmd George Hook “Unto Thor I I .If tt'p Mmr Eyrt — Jowph Cor-orati ............................. Ugh School Ootr TV Prayer ol Our LmxS — from K«g of King - Miktot Rom. ................ High School Ctetr Accompwlcd by Jorge Mjrr Srnpfure Raiding .......................... Reverend John Hitcher IY� er .................................. Rfmrtd fXuley II. S� pp Mary Foster and Jan Meyers led the Baccalaureate processional. BACCALAUREATE St. U� n«r Oierlure — p.oVrt WaOihom ................... High School Concert Orrhrotra Sormtrt — 'Convkcttora to on Age ol Uncertainliet’ ................... KtiTfrid Rghtil Milligan H m« — ' Otmnfd n«Wir SdAm '............................. Congregation HmolKttcn ................................... Rrvrrmd Kmneth Willong R«« «l — “Pomp «nd Oiivnlry'' — Robert ............................ High Srtnol Conrrrt Orehntro Reverend Richard Milligan gave an excellent sermon on Convictions in an Age of Uncertainties. The seniors follow their programs for the Baccalaureate service Tuesday, May 28. 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD Theme— Do not nay for Iasks equal Co your powers. Pray for powers equal to your talks. —Phillips Brooks Processional — Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar-Ptoyhar...............High School Symphonic Band Invocation ................. Pastor Richard B. Smith.Th.D. National Anthem — The Star Spangled Banner ............... Audience Accompanied hy High School Symphonic Band Jovant Narrative — R «d ................. High School Symphonic Band Salutatory and Address — Power of the Future”....................Charles King Address — Tasks for tomorrow .............Jennifer Boyle Now Is The Time” — Robert W. Gibb......................High School Choir The Halls of Ivy — Russell Knight..................... High School Choir Accompanied by Janice Myers Valedictory and Address — Success and the challenge ............Dan Simmons Presentation of Class of 1968 ...........James L. Curtis High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas.................. Ellis J. Gaston President - Board of Education Benediction ............. Pastor Richard B. Smith. Th.D. Recessional — Recessional” — Plovhar................ High School Symphonic Band GRADUATION $igl| clinul ©onnncucement Valedictory ana Address by Dan Simmons Salutatory and Address by Charles King Last performance by the Senior Choir members, Recessional Jennifer Boyle speaks on Tasks for Tomorrow. Kelly Kolomitz receives diploma. 120 WHOOPEE! ! VALEDICTORIAN Dan Simmons SALUTATORIAN Charles King ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Ray Wong And Betty Jue HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN Mike Ivey And Vickie Peterson BIG TOP KING AND QUEEN Larry Smith And Mae Helen Renfro JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Joan Wheeler Key Club Sweetheart Gayle Olmstead Miss Merry Christmas Laura Peterson Queen of Hearts Judy Harris Mr. Ugly Les Vance 128 Coaches Emil Nasser and Carl Wealherton give sideline instructions on game strategy. Score WINSLOW SCORE Winslow 6 Winslow 27 Winslow 45 Winslow 47 Winslow 41 Winslow 34 Winslow 20 Winslow 0 Winslow 22 The Winslow Bulldogs bombed back from a rebuilding 1966 season to an outstanding and very successful '67 season with 7 wins and 2 losses, placing 2nd place in Div. 1 Conference with a 4-1 conference record. The Bulldogs dropped their opening game to Peoria, due to lack of experience. The team caught fire and won the next 6 games, taking Kingman, last year's conference champs, 27-6. Continuing their winning streak, the Bulldogs rolled over Holbrook, 45-12, and whitewashed Mingus on their own field, 47-0. Then, avenging last year's defeat by the Class A South Champs, Globe, the Bulldogs won with a resounding 41-7 victory. In their first game with their new conference opponents, Coconino, the Bulldogs piled up 5 TDs in the 2nd and 3rd quarters. The Bulldogs won their biggest game of the year by avenging last year's defeat by Cortez, Colo. Last year, Winslow suffered the worst defeat in its history, but this year, the Bulldogs tallied up a 20-6 halftime score, and left Cortez to make the remaining score in the last 2 min. of the game. In the Bulldogs most important conference game, the team couldn't seem to get on the track. Plagued by mistakes, fumbles, and penalties, the Bulldogs trailed 6-0 late in the game while Snowflake put in 2 more TDs to insure the Bulldog defeat. Coach Nasser Coach Weatherton Sam Simpson, mgr. Mario Rodriguez, mgr. 130 board OPPONENT Peoria Kingman Holbrook Mingus Globe Coconino Cortez, Colo. Snowflake Window Rock VARSITY FOOTBALL Ruben Gonzales, 3rd string State tackle, Kenneth Peterson, 1st string Conference fullback, David Black, 1st string Conference halfback, and veteran end, Mike Ivey, watch game developments. 131 Joe Benham Danny Nasser Rosie Van outdistances his pursuers for a touchdown. Benny Smith Kelly Kolomitz 1st Conference; 2nd State Roosevelt Van 1st Conference Hon. Men.; State David Black 1st Conference Hon. Men.; State Danny Freeman Offense The 1967 Bulldog offensive team racked up a total of 242 pts. this season, or 27 pts. per game. Its total yardage was 2849 yds., which averages as 317 yds. per game. It pushed through for an average of 16 first downs per game. Two offense men made first string conference team. The first is John Brown, who made quarterback and was also elected captain. The second is Kelly Kolomitz. Both men made All-State, Kolomitz on the second string and Brown, Honorable iVlention. Dan Simmons John Bollin Darrel Rogers Bobby Cox Hon. Men.; Conference John Brown gets sideline instruction from Coach Nasser at Mingus game. John Brown, Co-cap. Cap. 1st Conference Hon. Men. State Bill Shumway Wayne McGeHee Sam Wheeler Kenneth Peterson 1st Conference Hon. Men. State Erwin Sice (42), upends ball and carrier as Kenneth Peterson (33) comes in to assist. 134 Defense Four men from the '67 defensive Bulldog squad made first string conference team. These were seniors; Ruben Gonzales, David Black, Kenneth Peterson, and junior; Rosie Van. Gonzales also made third string All-State team and the other three made Honorable Mention. The defensive squad held their opponents to a small 155 yd. per game ave., permitting them only 8 first downs per game on an average. This resulted in a total of 82 pts. for their opponents, or a small average of 9 pts. per game. Bruce Lee Chuck Madeo Melvin Harris Larry Smith Robert Sanchez Mike Ivey Nasser, Rogers, and Paul drop Holbrook quarterback behind the line for a loss. Ruben Gonzales Co-cap. 1st Conference 3rd State 135 1st row, 1. -r.: Will Boggs, Bob Benham, Larry Graff, Dennis Price, Ricky Stell, 2nd row: George Kleindicnst, Larry Jones, Wayne Fish, Mark Marquez, Glenn Mattox, Steve Parker, Jeff Gaston, 3rd row: Burt Adams, Eugene Anaya, Richard Douglas, Act Ornalles, Mike Hartnett, John Chacon, Lane Robertson. Coach Hysong JUNIOR VARSITY Score WINSLOW SCORE Winslow . . . 6 Winslow . . . 20 Winslow . . . 63 Winslow . . . 19 Winslow . . . 0 Winslow . . . 19 Winslow . . . 26 Coach Reynolds 136 1st row, l.-r.: Mike Duran, Henry Hernandez, Charles Tanner, Ronnie Tuckfield, Robert Brito, Mike Faucher-mgr., 2nd row: Harry Martin, Joe Weidinger, Dennis Hernandez, Bernie Lopez, Danny Kescoli, Louie Perea, Dennis Daly, 3rd row: Jerry Wright, Jerry Clinton, Melvin Long, Benny Bedonie, David Lewis, Bryan Lee, George Cullum. FOOTBALL board OPPONENT SCORE The Junior Varsity, in the 1967 season held their own, with a 3-2-2 season record. After losing their first game to Prescott, 6-26, the J.V. worked their way through a Snowflake-Winslow tie to win over Holbrook with an easy 63-19 end score. The Bullpups rode the winning wave during the next game and boomed over Window Rock in a close 19-12 victory. Prescott......................26 That wave crashed and the J.V. slid back to lose to Snowflake, 0-32. Picking themselves up, however, Snowflake.....................20 they tied Holbrook, 19-19. In the final season game, they swept Mingus away with a win of 26-7. Holbrook......................19 Coaches Hysong and Reynolds praised the.offense Window Rock...................12 squad for racking up a 22 pt. per game average, and the defensive team for holding their opponents to a Snowflake.....................32 19 pt. per game average. Holbrook...................19 The coaches were pleased with the 1967 squad, and remarked that they were looking forward to the 1968 Mingus .................... 7 season. 137 Coach Conners SCORE US 0 27 39 34 32 45 6 Scoreboard OPPONENT Prescott Snowflake Holbrook Window Rock Snowflake Holbrook West Flagstaff SCORE THEM 0 19 12 0 25 6 31 Coach Stotts The 1967 Freshman team, with one of the best records in recent years, finished with a 5-1-1 record. Beginning with a Prescott -Winslow tie, the team upheld its honor with five straight wins, but then dropped its final game to West Flagstaff. During the season, the offense averaged 26 pts. per game, while the defense kept the opposition to a meager 13 pts. per game. The offensive units' yardage totals plus the equally adept defensive units will place the two encounters with Snowflake in the annals of Freshman football. To this promising team, the loss in the final game was a bitter pill to swallow . Coaches Stotts and Conners look back on the 1967 Freshman team with fond memories and great hopes for a very fine future. Managers: Tim Thomas, Donald Baker FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1st row, 1. tor.: Harry Begay, Elmer Clark, David Chatman, Nick LeGate, Mike Beaty, Chris Greer, Jeff Brahmer, Bob Weaver, Albert Peaches, Steve Pena, David Armstrong, 2nd row: Andy Perez, Phillip Lopez, James Hayes, Curtis Land, Porter Renfro, Oscar Joseph, Curtis Hardy, Arnold Charley, Eugene Taylor, Tilford Oso, Curtis Haney, 3rd row: Tom Foster, Larry Reynolds, George Reyes, Peter Langford, Keith Holt, Sam Baca, Carl Clark, Roddy Campbell, Darrel Lane, Danny Chischille, Ronald Smith, Rocky Hermann, Ralph Cake, 4th row: Doug Sorenson, Andy Mcssinger, Joel Richards, Arthur Gallegos, Robert Sawyer, Edward Thomas, Gary Moody, Gary Hardy. Larry Smith (24) outjumps taller Holbrook opponent for another 2 points. Coach Albert Greer and managers Sam Simpson, Kenneth Light check details before a game. VARSITY BASKETBALL Scoreboard US OPPONENTS THEM 50 St. Johns 46 58 Globe 59 66 Window Rock 57 47 Agua Fria 53 49 Holbrook 70 72 Kingman 73 38 Snowflake 59 84 Mingus 56 56 Window Rock 61 61 Holbrook 73 78 Kingman 65 77 Snowflake 63 57 Mingus 55 73 Coconino 56 DIVISION T TOURNAMENT 66 Mingus 69 Establishing one of the better season records at WHS in recent years, the 1967-68 edition of the Fighting Bulldogs was noted for its hustle, desire, and fighting spirit. The team consistently thrilled fans with a brand of fast, action-packed basketball which was always exciting, win or lose. At home the Bulldogs won 5 games and lost only 2. The team attained several notable achievements. The Bulldogs defeated every team in the league at least once, except Holbrook, and wound up in a tie for third place with Snowflake, each team with a 5-5 conference record. Ihc Bulldogs finished the regular season with a four-game winning streak to wind up with a 7-7 regular season work. The team outscored its opponents 932 to 917, and outrebounded them 682 to 598. Winslow won the rebound battle in 10 of 15 games and tied in one. From the free throw line, the Bulldogs made 215 shots in 360 attempts for 60? , a fine mark. Ihc team played the entire season without a technical foul called against it a mark of good sportsmanship. Co-captain, Kenneth Peterson, 1st team All Division Co-captain, Larry Smith, Hon. Mention All Division John Brown, 2nd team David Black All Division John Brown, No. 32, keeps the pace fast in a game against the Snowflake Lobos. Top row: J. Thompson, W. Jones, L. Smith, J. Brown, M. Ivey, E. Greer, K. Peterson, D. Freeman. Bottom row: M. Hartnett, B. Smith, R. Gonzalez, R. Stuffleficld, R. Van, D. Black. Rosie Van Danny Freeman Benny Smith Mike Hartnett Senior David Black goes up for two. Willis Jones takes off for the basket with a score Ronnie Stubblefield Richard Gonzalez of two as his goal. Top row: S. Wheeler, C. Renfro, M. Harris, B. Wickham, G. Kleindienst, A. Ornelas, J. Clinton Bottom row: R. Brito, L. Hancock, J. Weidingcr, J. Williams, G. Mattox, L. Graff JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Scoreboard Winslow 28 St. Johns 57 Winslow 46 Globe 47 Winslow 35 Window Rock 42 Winslow 57 Agua Fria 73 Winslow 44 Holbrook 82 Winslow 39 Kingman 64 Mr. C. L. Martin Coach Mike Coffman, mgr. Winslow 33 Snowflake 51 Winslow 53 Mingus 39 Winslow 53 Window Rock 64 Winslow 65 Holbrook 84 Winslow 69 Kingman 47 Winslow 57 Snowflake 65 Winslow 53 Mingus 47 Winslow 61 Coconino 62 142 The J.V. team started their season slowly, losing their first seven games, the scores of which were, however, very close. Their first win came with a fourteen point win over Mingus. Dropping the next two games to Window Rock and Holbrook, the J.V.s picked up with a 69-47 victory over Kingman. Losing the next game to Snowflake, the Bullpups scored a second victory over Mingus. To end the season, the team lost a hard-fought game to their new rival, Coconino, with an end score of 61-62. This resulted in a 3-11-0 season record for the 1967-68 J.V. team. Although the record is not impressive, the coach and players look forward to better games next year. Mattox (21) brings the ball down for Winslow. 143 Robert Brito outjumps everybody in an attempt to get the ball. Scoreboard US OPPONENT THEM 35 St. Johns 28 44 West Flag 55 47 Window Rock 49 53 West Flag 84 70 Holbrook 34 46 Kingman 34 25 Snowflake 26 51 Window Rock 41 57 Holbrook 69 70 Kingman 48 50 Snowflake 51 51 Mingus 55 Coach Reynolds FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshmen team began their 1967-68 season winning by taking St. Johns 35-28. Losing two games to West Flag and a close game to Window Rock, the team returned with a resounding victory over their arch-rival, Holbrook. Continuing, the freshmen team scored a victory over Kingman, but lost the next game to Snowflake by 1 point. Getting back into the winning column, the Bullpups racked up a final 10 point lead against Window Rock. The team ended their winning season with a 70-48 score over Kingman. Still fighting, the Bullpups lost their second game to Snowflake by 1 point and trailed Mingus by only 4 points. Coach Reynolds comments that he is pleased by the playing ability and fighting spirit that the team exhibited. Roddie Campbell Mgr. Top Row L. to R. S. Baca, C. Williams, G. Hardy, G. Moody, E. Thomas, M. Faucher, J. Warren, C. Land, D. Lane. Bottom row R. Chatman, A. Charley, J. Hayes, E. Clark, C. Greer, R. Renfro, T. Oso. Varsity Coach Herman McArthur discusses management details with mgr. Lester Short. Winslow started slow by suffering their only loss of the season in their first match. The team gradually gained momentum, winning seven dual meets, three tournaments, and the State Championship. In the Mingus Tournament, Winslow topped second place St. Johns, 151 to 67, taking nine firsts, two seconds, and one third. Winslow won its Invitational with 125 points, against second-best Holbrook's 80. The Varsity Twelve came up with six firsts, three seconds, one third, and one fourth. Out of the nine teams at the Regional meet in Snowflake, Winslow again triumphed with six firsts, three seconds, and three thirds. At the State A-B-C Championship at Benson, Arizona, seven of Winslow's men placed. They took medals for three firsts, three seconds, and one fourth. Coach McArthur states emphatically, They're fine boys. I'm proud to be their coach. VARSITY WRESTLING TopL-R: Coach S. Howe, Coach H. McArthur, T. Robb, D. Rogers, J. Bollin, T. Cullum, R. Gonzales, Coach D. Conatser, Mgr. L. Short, Bottom: B. Contrcres, S. Sandoval, R. Bruminett, D. O'Haco, D. Luther, D. John, R. Gonzales. Score Us SEASON Them Holbrook 24 Flagstaff 19 Snowflake 6 Mingus 3 Holbrook 12 Flagstaff 19 Window Rock 3 Snowflake 11 Darrel Rogers (154-lb) Mingiis-2nd, Winslow-1st., Rcgi-lst, St ate-2nd David John (133 lb.) Mingus-3rd, Winslow-1st, Reg. -2nd. Raymond Gonzales (138 lb) 2nd, Reg. -3rd. 1968 CLASS A-B-C Benny Contreres (95 lb. ) Mingus-1st, Winslow-1st, Reg.-1st, State-1st. Steve Sandoval (103 lb. ) Mingus-1st, Winslow-2nd, Reg. -1st, State-2nd. Top-L.-R.: Coach D. Conatser, R. Gonzales, T. Robb, D. Rogers, J. Bollin, T. Cullum, R. Gonzales, Coach H. McArthur, Bottom: B. Contreres, S. Sandoval, R. Brummett, D. O'Haco, D. Luther, D. John Tim Robb (145 lb) Winslow-4th, Reg.- Boards STATE Winslow 87 Flowing Wells 74 Holbrook 62 Benson 54 Tolleson 49 Snowflake 29 St. Johns 28 A.S. D. B. 20 Marana 20 Pha. Indians 20 Window Rock 19 Bourgade 18 Peoria 13 Agua Fria 8 Safford 8 Mingus 7 Tuba City 6 Dysart 3 Buckeye 2 Bisbec 0 Round Valley 0 Mingus-1st, Winslow, Randy Brummctt (112 lb) Mingus-1st, Winslow-3rd, Reg. 1st, State-1st STATE CHAMPS John Bollin (165 lb) Mingus-lst, Winslow-2nd, Reg. -3rd Danny O'Haco (120 lb) Mingus-lst, Winslow-1st, Reg. -1st, State-2nd Ruben Gonzales (Hwt.) Mingus-lst, Winslow-1st, Reg. -1st, State-1st Mingus-2nd, Tony Cullum (180 lb) Mingus-lst, Winslow-1st, Reg.-3rd, State-4th 2nd Duane Luther (127 lb) Mingus-lst, Reg.-2nd Top L-R: Coach D. Conatser, D. Nasser, K. Yazzie, C. Long, M. Johnson, C. Madeo, F. Armijo, Mgr. S. Cherry Bottom: D. Thompson, J. Begay, D. Price, E. Store, W. Monroe, D. Keskoli. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Hwt. Dan Nasser positions for a takedown. Scoreboard US THEM 28 Holbrook 26 48 Snowflake 0 39 Flagstaff 11 39 Mingus 13 38 Holbrook 12 45 Flagstaff 3 19 Tuba City (Var.) 11 The Junior Varsity had an excellent season this year by winning seven straight in dual meet competition. The only real threat to this winning streak was by Holbrook in the first meet of the season. This meet ended in a 28-26 victory for Winslow. Another close victory was the 19-11 win over the tough Tuba City Varsity team. This year's team deserves much credit for their determination to represent their school in a proper way both on and off the mat. Their competitive spirit was always notable. The seven wins this year extended the J. V. winning streak to 27 victories in dual meets. Last year's team was also undefeated and this year's team continued Winslow's reputation in grand style. The following records of boys who wrestled J. V. this year attest to the strength of the squad: E. Store 5-0, D. Price 3-1, D. Daly 0-1, J. Begay 3-2-1, A. Dammon 0-1, D. Hernandez, 0-1, F. Armijo 5-0, C. Madeo 5-0, M. Johnson 3-2, C. Long 6-0, R. Martinez 1-0, D. Nasser 6-0, B. Warren 2-0, D. Kescoli 3-1-1, K. Yazzie 3-1, C. Hancock 0-1, R. Smith 1-0, R. Mazon 2-0-1, H. Yazzie 2-0, B. Lopez 1-1, B. Weaver 1-0, D. Thompson 1-2, W. Monroe 2-1, L. Price 1-0. 148 Scoreboard US OPPONENT THEM 35 HOLBROOK 22 45 WEST FLAG 11 42 SNOWFLAKE 8 18 MINGUS 0 38 HOLBROOK 16 50 EAST FLAG 10 21 SNOWFLAKE JV 17 Coach Stan Howe and Mgr. Clarence Williams review the team's scorebook. The '68' version of the Frosh Wrestling squad continued in a tradition now firmly established by their coach, Stan Howe, Since Coach Howe took over the team three years ago, the Frosh have not lost a single meet. This year, the team began their winning streak with a victory over Holbrook, followed by a great match with West Hag. Wins included Snowflake and Mingus. Continuing in this manner, the team scored their second win over Holbrook, and followed with the defeat of East Flag. The team ended the season with a close and spectacular victory over the Snowflake JV's. This year's winning team was led by Ron Smith, who was elected team captain and is to date undefeated. Other big winners were Harry Begay, Goeffrey Brahmer, Tim Thomas, Bob Jaramillo, Carl Clark, and Phillip Lopez. Freshman Wrestling Top row, 1. tor.: Coach Stan Howe, Joel Richards, Dan Chischillie, Carl Clark, Ron Tuckfield, Steve Pena, Bob Jaramillo, Ron Smith, Tom Sandoval, Bottom row: 1. tor.: Phillip Lopez, David Apodaca, Martin Gutierrez, Geoffrey Brahmer, David Armstrong, Mgr. Clarence Williams. Top row: 1-r. Coach Weatherton, J. Benham, L. Smith, B. Lee, M. Marquez, G. Hardy, R. Martinez, Front row: R. Stubblefield, R. Gonzales, E. Taylor, E. Sice, L. Graff, B. Benham, G. Mattox. Joe Benham lets go of a fast ball. The 1968 version of the Bulldog Baseball team ended their season with a 10-6 win-loss record. The team started their season slowly with two successive losses to Holbrook and Coconino. The next week the team won the first and lost the second in a double header with Mingus . Reversing this score, the team lost the first and won the second in their double header with Holbrook. The team won both games with Window Rock, then lost their next meeting with Holbrook, Round Valley, Snowflake, and Kingman constituted their next three wins and one defeat. The team finished their season with three successive victories. The team tied for first in Div. I with Holbrook. But due to their 1-3 record with Holbrook, Holbrook received the title and a chance to play for the Conference title. VARSITY Coach Weatherton discusses a play with his catcher. BASEBALL Scoreboard US OPPONENT THEM 2 HOLBROOK 4 2 COCONINO 5 4 MINGUS 3 6 MINGUS 7 2 HOLBROOK 6 5 HOLBROOK 2 4 WINDOW ROCK 3 10 WINDOW ROCK 0 4 HOLBROOK 7 10 ROUND VALLEY 3 8 SNOWFLAKE 4 12 KINGMAN 4 2 KINGMAN 11 14 COCONINO 1 3 SNOWFLAKE 2 11 SNOWFLAKE 6 Mark Marquez tries to connect with a Holbrook ball. 151 Managers Mario Rodriguez and John Chacon check team equipment. View from behind the plate. AH i'lHHHE flBI Ray Martinez tries to hit the ball with the target. Back row, L-R; R. Van, B. Smith, D. Nasser, J. Brown, M. Ivey, T. Cullum, R. Paul, K. Peterson, R. Gonzales, B. Cox, D. Freeman, 3rd row; W. Monroe, E. Stone, T. Joyner, M. Duran, C. Maddo, J. Clinton, H. Bardslcy, C. Renfro, J. Gorman, C. Hancock, 2nd row; R. Campbell, M. Gutierrez, W. Bahe, S. Willie, J. Burke, D. Thompson, J. Begay, S. McCabe, R. Herman, 1st row; J. Hayes, A. Charlie, R. Tuckfield, O. Joseph, T. Oso, S. Pena, S. Peterson, T. Fredericks, W. Monroe. TRACK This year the Bulldog track team racked up one of the best records of any team in the history of W.H.S. The team was undefeated in dual competition, they won six big Meet Championships, were the Class A Division I Champions, the Class A Inter-Division I II Champions, and placed third in State out of the thirty teams that participated. The team also broke seven school records. These were: Bobby Cox-High Hurdles-: 15.1 Rosie Van-100 yd. dash-:09.9 Rosie Van-180 yd. Low Hurdle-: 19.7 B. Cox, R. Van, J. Clinton, M. Ivey-480 yd. low hurdle shuttle relay-:57.6 T. Cullum, R. Paul, C. Renfro, R. Van-1 mi. medley relay-3:45.9 L. Smith, T. Cullum, C. Renfro, R. Paul-1 mi. relay-3:26.1 One state record was also broken by Robert Paul, the 880 yd. dash in 1:57.5. 153 Bobby Weaver, mgr. , Coach Hysong, and Coach Nasser discuss team records. Rosie Van breaks the tape again. Hey! Who took the chair? Bobby Cox begins another flight from the starter block. Tom Joyner looks for a place to land. Score WINS LOW SCORE WINSLOW PLACE WINSLOW (rained out) 5-lsts WINSLOW 68 WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW 5th WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW WINSLOW . 83 WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW 1st WINSLOW 3rd board OPPONENT SCORE MEET BUCKEYE 3 lsts SNOWFLAKE 54 HOLBROOK INVITATIONAL SAN MANUEL INVITATIONAL OLMSTEAD RELAYS (WINSLOW) GLENDALE INVITATIONAL SNOWFLAKE 44 WINDOW ROCK INVITATIONAL WINSLOW INVITATIONAL DIVISION I CLASS A MEET INTER-DIV. I II CLASS A CLASS A STATE MEET John Brown clears a six foot bar with room (?) to spare. 155 Top Row: P. Allen, L. DiNino, L. Moorchead, L. Peterson, N. Juarez First Row: V. Tanner, A. Brimhall, L Roberts, E. Hancock, L. Hernandez, E. Nasser, L. Burrage, C. Nottingham. Gymnastics Two years ago in Winslow High School, gymnastics was almost a foreign word. Then Mrs. Susie Hysong came to teach girls' Health P.E. With her, she brought a whole new world of sports. In the two short years she’s been here, Winslow has become second in State Class A Gymnastics. This year, for the first time in Winslow High, the fcrirls lettered in this new sport. The gymnastics the girls competed in were balance beams, free exercise, uneven parallel bars, vaulting, tumbling, and trampoline. At the Class A Girls State Gymnastics Meet that was held here, Winslow placed second with ten medals . The medalists were Pam Allen, second in All Around with 28.5 pts., third in vaulting and fourth in uneven parallel bars, Amber Brimhall with Amber Brimhall, winner of 5 state two firsts in uneven parallel medals shows her skill in tumbling, bars and tumbling, two thirds in free exercise and tumbling, two thirds in free exercise and trampoline and fourth in vaulting, Chris Nottingham with a first in vaulting, and Linda DiNino with a fourth in free exercise. Linda DiNino works on her form in Free Exercise. 1 56 2ND IN STATE Pam Allen in balance. Guess who??? Elaine Hancock pauses in the final stage of flight on the trampoline. Amber Brimhall, Mrs. Hysong, Pam Allen, and Chris Nottingham admire their trophy. Linda Hernandez poses on the uneven parallel bars. 157 Chris Nottingham begins exercise on the horse. Left to Right: D. Black, B. Shumway, L. Vance, B. Lee, M. Sylvester, J. Brown, S. Gilpin, S. Simpson, D. Daly, R. Sessions, J. Weidenger, G. Kleindeinst. GOLF Lcs Vance demonstrates his powerful swing. Bill Shumway tries his wood at putting. John Brown practices his chip-shots. WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY QUALITY PORTRAITS 110 West Second Street . . . Winslow 162 ALSO GREAT HOT TAMALES! Katie O'Neill clowns around at Big Top. BEST FOOD UNDER THE SUN! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’68 FROM H. R. McHOOD CONSIGNEE BUY THE BEST BUY TEXACO BOX 340 WINSLOW, ARIZONA AT THE GRAND CAFE 101 East Second Street CLAY’S CARPET CENTER BEST IN CARPETS Corner of Williamson 2nd St. 163 EMILY’S HOMETOWN BAKERY PASTRIES OF ALL KINDS A SNACK-BAR TOO! POST 3076 CAPTAIN CHARLES L. 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It has been our job to give you, in the most effective way possible, an account of the current activities in this school. Each and every person has contributed in some way to this production. Of course, as always, the main trend of the credit lies somewhere. What better place is there to lay the recognition than Mr. David Conatser, our annual advisor. His rare time was donated to helping us develop an attention-getting yearbook. Without him, we could not find the necessary paths to take. It has been an honor and a privilege to have his guidance. In our own way the staff says, Thank-you. The staff is composed of many different people with different jobs and titles. To assure us that the class flows smoothly and efficiently, each job must be performed accurately. Ray Wong, the assistant editor, saw to it that all loop-holes were filled. He has done his duty with an eye for perfection. The business manager, Diana Miller, has kept our financial status in order. Dan Oplinger, as sports editor, has designed a unique section in sports. Last of all, I can not forget our photographers, Ray Wong, Randy Soo Hoo, and Kenneth Custer. They have provided the class with suitable pictures to complete their work. The annual staff has worked together, but without you, the subjects, we would have no cause. I take this opportunity, in speaking for the staff, to thank the student body and faculty for playing the role in school that they have, and for giving us the chance to capture them as themselves. We hope that you enjoy the 1968 Meteor and that it will be of lasting value to you. 192 Ricky Smith Editor t L— it-.