Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

METEOR IN 1980 STAFF Editor . . Tr:VE.. A..................Joey Gonzales Assistant Editor Joe Karam Senior Editor................... . . Debra Poolheco Junior Editor .................... Corrine Rodriguez Sophomore Editor .................... Vicki Kautz Freshmen Editor ........................Kim O'Haco Clubs and Activities . .1............ . . .Pam Peters Sports .........]................... Rigena Getman Adviser .......V.... ......... Mrs. Frances Roberts Photographers Charles Fishback Joey Gonzales Jim Irwin Cassaundra Lee Kim O'Haco Darnell Scott Zelda Flemons Bill Herzog Joe Karam Ron Meritt Cindv Parsons Sharon Sedillo Published annually by the Publications Department of Winslow Hi jh School Winslow. Arizona Sometimes a person s mind is stretched by a new idea and never does go back to its old dimensions. —Oliver Wendell Holmes In three words I can sum up everything Vve learned about life: It goes on. The important thing to remember is that there is a direction and a continuity. Despite our fears and worries, Life continues. Robert Frost Staters enter politics 4 “ . .. the least amount of sleep I've ever gotten in a seven day period ...” commented Larry Tyler, one of the delegates to Boys State, which was held June 2 8 at NAG. The other delegates were Greg Campbell. Joey Gonzales, and Doug Summersgill. I learned how to relate to people without the security of a hometown ...” stated Yvonne Faucher about the 1979 session of Girls State, that was held June 1117 at G of A. The other delegate was Patty Benham. Yvonne All female? . . . What an idea! student body officers Sharon Sedillo vice president Zelda Flemons treasurer Yvonne Faucher president Darlene Gonzales S CAUTION: Spirit build in’ Inspiring the crowd and leading the cheers was the responsibility of. top. freshman cheerleaders. Stephanie Gore and Dana Fonk hold up Laura Smith while Debbie Wilson does the splits. Varsity cheerleaders Tambra Sluga. Jackie Reynolds and Cindy Ahmann are sup ported by Lisa Hatch. Karen Tecklenburg and Lisa Cavin. Opposite page. top. Matmaids, Back row. Maria Herzog. Sandra Richey and Terri Hancock. Middle row. Theresa Garcia. Pam Poolheco. and Susan Harris. Front row. Debra Stucker, Nancy Ahrens. Caterina Vis-caya and Gina Prolago. Middle. JV cheerleaders Rosina Madrid, and Shelley Pearce support Deb bie Bashor while Kathy Leonard relaxes. Me teorettes. Kim Sekakuku. Darlene Gonzales. Sheila Polk. Teresa Lopez. Claudia Lujan. Debra Harms. Nadine Duran. Debbie Pledger. Tina Bell, Debbie Fuhrman. Henrietta Lundsford. Stacey Everidge and Louise Hayes form a W. 6 Hum a few bars and we’ll play it 8 The WHS Band was kept busy giving concerts, attending festivals, parades, football and basketball games. In the fall the band recieved a first place in the Eastern Arizona College Band Day in Thatcher. Arizona. The band was under the direction of Mr. Floren Thompson and Yvonne Faucher served as drum major. The twirler was LaWanna Fulton and the Meteorettes carried the flags. 9 Do You Remember? Cynthia Bealer and Mr. Jim Ware work at the concession stand. Ronald Martinez. Joyce Henrie. Sharon Nelson. Amy Begay, and Rita Hatch go to class. Mark Stewart. Kelly Doucette. Paula Owens and Debbie Basher at the game. Opposite page. Mrs. Rosalie Gonzales. Mr. Ken Conaster, Miss Lisa Terry, and Mrs. Cam Greenwood judge the floats. Shelly Pugh. Denise Laur, Debra Williams, and Mr Ron Harris go to class. 10 11 Prison vault sets scene Man of La Mancha, directed by Bob Howell, was presented October 29 30 by the WHS drama department. The cast was made up of 23 talented actors, actresses and singers. The musical was accompanied by the orchestra, directed by Jack Martin. John Boils was in charge of vocals. Floren Thompson was in charge of production. 12 Cast Don Quixote Sancho Panza Governess .. Duke........ Captain .... Innkeeper . . . Aldonza .... Maria ...... Fernima..... Antonia .. ... .Claudius Zeller ..... Doug Kreie ..... Donna Scott Kim Mckeever Lawrence Martinez ........Greg Kreie . Eugenia Robinson LaWana Fulton Charlotte Herzog ...... Paula Wages Housekeeper ....... Padre ............. Dr Sanson Carrasco Barber ............ Anselmo............ Guitarist ......... Jose .............. Pedro ............. Paco............... Juan............... Lighting........... Sound ............. .. LaWana Fulton .....Greg Kreie Kim McKeever .....Kristi Vance Rhonda McAdams _____ Nancy Jensen ... Mary Shumway ----- Susan Moyers Geraldine Gonzales ... .Sandra Richey ........ Ed Kenna ..... Lisa Kenna it Homecoming ‘ These Are The Good Times,'' was the theme for the 1979 Homecoming held October 12. The senior float took first, with the freshman float placing second. The Bulldogs lost 27 to 7 to Coconino. Counterclockwise, starting at top left. Yvonne Faucher Queen. Bobby Gon zalez. King: Casey Darnell and Shannon Long. Crownbearers: Lome Ed wards. Al Land. Larry Tyler, Anna Van. Sharon Polk and Micky Soehner. Royal Court: Fred Bailey. Dedicatee: Cindy Ahmann and Craig Herron. Royal Court: Coach Nasser goes over the plays: Al Land going for the one and only touchdown: WHS Marching Band. 14 INVOLVEMENT To accomplish anything you need an interest, a center of your thought. You need a star to steer by, a cause, a creed, an idea, a passionate attachment. —M. MacNeile Nixon We’d Like To Fill The World With Song Chamber singers, right front row. Toni Chapman. Janice Henrie. back row. Kenneth Dolph. Law ana Fulton. Linda Kay Moore. Barbara Clubbs. and Claudius Zeller Members of chorus, below, front row. Toni Chapman. Lori Martin. Linda Kay Moore. Suzanne Coffee. Paula Owens. Lynn Cunningham. Judy James, second row. Myla Astroga. Tracy Hardy. Susan Moyers. Nadine Duran. Desiree Ansell. Janice Hernie. Suzi Wetzel. Paula Wages; third row. Kristi Vance. Nancy Jensen. James Wages. David Alexander. Doug Kreie. Robbie Astroga. Joe Oho. Kenneth Dolph. Diane Moody; fourth row. Lawrance Martinez. Ned Beaulieu. Jim Alexander. Terry Kaiser. Henry Parker. Claudius Zeller. Zane Watts. Mark Musick. and Alan Withrow. 18 Petitions Never End i mA I . This year Student Council sponsored Slave Week and Friendship Week. Members also attended the AASC State Convention at Mountain View High School in Mesa, De cember 7 and 8. The Council also sponsored the Christmas royalty and cans collected were distributed to the needy on Christmas. All year the Council showed teacher appre ciation by recognizing birthdays and special events. [ffMC 19 We roll our own . . . film Without the photography class pictured here, it would have been impossible to get the pictures for the yearbook and Bulldog Barks. 20 Charles fish back VV Lou Grant, come! here we Publishing the Bulldog Barks, the monthly school newspaper, was the sole responsibility of the journalism staff. The co-editors for the 1st se mester were Ron Merrit and Danny Guzman. Business manager was Zel-da Flemons. The staff was determined to better the score of 900 points earned by the previous year's staff in a Quill and Scroll evaluation. We’re very diversified! DO. or Diversified Occupations gives students an opportunity to work in actual business surroundings. Examples are. left. Yvonne Guerrero; below. James Ahrens; right. Ann Gonzales. 22 Taking care of business Officers of FBLA or Future Business Leaders of America participated in the Southwest Regional Conference in Phoenix. The group sponsored several fund raising projects and sponsored the Christmas dance held December 14. 23 Sylvia Ann Gonzales and Marty Freeman were choosen as An nual King and Queen for 1980 because they have been involved in clubs and activities that have kept up the image of Winslow High School. Also be cause they have been reliable workers for their class in their four years at WHS. Annual Queen King 24 Meteor Dedicatee The annual would like to dedicate the 1980 yearbook to Mr. Art Griffith who has been teaching at W H S. for 11 years and has been a coach all those years. He has coached varsity football for 8 years and JV football for 3 years. He has taught American History for 10 years but switched to American Government this year. 25 We the Meteor Staff would like to thank Mr. Griffith for making learning fun while still teaching the students what they should know. Members unlock secret at This year's Key Club members helped at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast in October. Two members attended Kiwanis meeting every Friday and the club held the Sweetheart Dance March 7. Key Club dele gates attended the S.W, Dis trict Convention in March. Members holding their banner, front row, Tom Haydukovich. James Ah rens. president. Willy Woo. secretary; George Ngai. treasurer; sponsor Jack Rekens, back row. Benny Marquei, Roger Seymour. Kevin Ramsey. Wayne Garner, sergeant at arms; Micky Soehner. vice president. David Williams, and David Funk 26 Sweetheart Dance Kim O'Haco was choosen by members of Key Club to serve as their sweetheart for 198081. Kim attended the regional convention in March. Other candidates nominated were Shannon Conway. Mary Kislingbury. and Tambra Sluga. Feathers. Indians and a 79 Thunderbird are what won the Tribe of Many Feathers first place in the annual Homecoming parade car contest. They also helped promote Pow Wows in the Winslow area. The officers for the year were Tim Lewis, president; Kim Secakuku, vice president; Henry Parker, secretary; Sharon Sedillo. treasurer; Florence Francis, historian. Right, front row. Sharon Sedillo. Kim Sekakuku, Rosanna Crank. Carmelita Little; middle row. Mildred Begay, Seraphine Lee. Emma Lewis, Darnell Scott; back row. Ms. Melissa Terry and Leann Bennett. Indian Prince and Princess Tribe’s feathers win first place 28 Even though it's not an Emmy, being picked by your classmates as being the most mischievous, most likely to succeed, most likely to return to WHS and the friendliest is still quite an honor. Pictured here are the couples that the class of '80 chose. It’s not an emmy, but . . . 29 No hay atajo sin trabajo There’s no convenience without some inconvenience This year Spanish Club sponsored the Christmas party for Headstart. They also won second with their car in the Homecoming Parade. Officers for Spanish Club, top right. Martha Hernandez, president; Corrine Rodriguez, treasurer; Ms. Terry, sponsor; Lynn Salazar, secretary; Veronica Gomez, sergeant at arms. Members of the club, above, back row. Ms. Terry. Rose marie Ortize. Fred Gomez. Jeannette Salazar; front row. Maria Munoz, Teresa Renik. Lynn Salazar. Veronica Gomez. Corrine Rodriguez. Anita Romero. 1 We broil bake Members of this year's FHA attended the district meeting held in Sanders in October and also attended the state convention at (J of A in March. Lynn Salazar was voted as the Chairperson of Recreation at the district meeting. They also held a dance and had a potluck. Pictured below, standing. Veronica Gomez. Ms Marilyn Paris, sponsor; Lucy Gomez. Shiela Powell, treasurer; Lynn Salazar, sgt at arms; Brenda Renik, vice president. Darlene Kessler. Susan Jue; seated. Cornne Rodriguez, secretary; Anita Romero, historian; Debbie Noe. president: Debbie Jue If there life beyond the microscope? Science Club has been actively involved with bake sales and other events this season. Top right, club members include, left. Ron Martinez. Ron Meritt. president; Maria Herzog. Teresa Garcia, secretary; Alberta Yazzie. Lula Morris. Karen Fred. Mr David Conatser. sponser Members not shown in group shot are Willy Woo. Tim Lewis, vice president; Rosanna Crank. Debbie Seca kuku. and Henry Parker, pictured below. we’ll play’em Pawns, rooks and kings are all unfamiliar terms to the layman, but to the WHS chess team these are the pieces that will determine who will checkmate whose king. The chess club represented our school at tournaments in the Valley and in Northern Arizona. Counterclockwise starting from upper right, sitting, Alex Ray. Anthony Lucio, Mike Kirby and Ed Kenna; kneeling. Roger Tyler. Ronald Martinez. Royce Dewakuku, Greg Vance and Ron Meritt; Mr. Gary Watts, sponsor; Greg Vance. Steve Martinez and Alex Ray. The Ski Club this year took approximately five trips to Sunrise. This club is for people who know how to ski and those who wish to learn. Clockwise, starting from top left. Tambra Sluga. and Jacki Reynolds; Cindy Ahman; Ski Club members, front row. Tim Kessler. Joey Gonzales. Cynthia Bealer. Dena Halopoff; second row. Joe Witt. Michelle Bly, Lowell Tyler. Nancy Jensen. Troy Lilly. Tom Wright. Scott Cole; back row. George Ngai. Greg Vance. Mark Richey, Donna Mead. Cindy Ahman. Derron Sheets. Lori Edwards. Greg Leppen. Jacki Reynolds. James Leander. Mr. Jim Ware; Joe Karam. and Mark Richey on the slopes. Heading down the slopes Bringing in the cans The Christmas Royalty title was won by Larry Tyler and Cynthia Bealer. The seniors collected $214.86 worth of canned goods. The sophomores who won second place were Felix Guerrero and Donna Graybeal. The class collected $117.61. The juniors represented by Scott Koll and Dee Dee Wiliams took third place and collected $98.04. The freshmen represented by Stanley Montano and Karen Scott fell into fourth place without bringing in a single can. 35 Not rocks or marbles—Brains! 36 Two year members of the Verla Ore Chapter of Honor Society, above, are Susan Richie. Patty Benham. treasurer; Larry Tyler, president; Lisa Ca vin. secretary; Sheila Plese. Yvonne Faucher. Darlene Gonzales. Members initiated into the society in October, below, are. back row. Chris Bozarth, Renee Hylton. Barbara Clubbs. Darnell Scott. Claudius Zeller. Doug Con atser. Sharon Sedillo. Zelda Flemons. Ron Martinez. Terry Bowman. Rosanna Crank. Carmilita Little; front row. Martha Hernandez. Kiki Kret sedemas. Debra Harms. Catherine Chavez. James Ahrens. Daniel Guz man. Greg Campbell. Derron Sheets. Tom Harris. Joe Witt; kneeling. Terri Zettel. Sandra Richie. Quill Scroll—eating Einsteins Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. Quill and Scroll members, top. gathered during a meeting include, front row. Stephanie Conway. Daniel Guzman. Corrine Rodriguez. Darnell Scott; middle row. Rigena Get-man. Zelda Flemons. Joey Gonzales. Sharon Sedillo. Ma ria Herzog. Cindy Parsons. Martha Hernandez; top row. Greg Kreie, Charles Fishback. Joe Karam. Ron Martinez. Debbie Poolheco. Ron Meritt. Tim Lewis. Society officers. left, conducting a meeting are Daniel Guzman, president; Cindy Parsons, secretary treasurer; and Joey Gonzales, vice president. Eh?” was the winning play that beat out three other one act plays in which Rusty Davis was chosen best actor of the four and went on to take best actor in the Winslow hosted tournament with fourteen schools participating. Elaine Wyrick was chosen best actress of the four while Greg Kreie received honorable mention. 38 A short but happy story ... Eh? A short but happy story, was the way Rusty Davis described the winning one act play entitled Eh? which was directed by Greg Kreie. In addition to Rusty and Greg the cast was composed of Priscilla Flores, Jon Harris, and Elaine Wyrick. If Girls Asked Boys For Dates and The Youngest were directed by Ed Kenna while Jon Harris directed Three Phone Calls. Cast Members, below, back row. Priscilla Flores. Lani Fowler. Rusty Davis. Henry Parker. Ed Kenna. Bill Whitney. Greg Kreie. Diana Dinger; front row. Robert Howell. Roland Walker. Elaine Wyrick. Sam Kerzel, Tena Higginson. Jon Harris. Larry Martinez. 40 We're just stringing along The WHS Orchestra accompanied the musical Man of Lamancha. The full orchestra gave three concerts, one in November. February and May. The orchestra also participated in the Christmas concert. Members attended the District Solo and Ensemble Festival in January and the regional and district festivals and Arizona All State. Orchestra members, top. include Eddie Lopez. Darlene Maestas. Francis Parish. Steve Arthur. Linda Kaymoore. Kelly Hasten. Barbara Clubbs. Elizabeth Allen. Sam Kerzel. and Janice Henrie String quartet, opposite page, center right, consists of Barbara Clubbs. Mr Jack Martin, director. Janice Henrie. Steve Arthur, and Christene Alcire. 41 Creating Another Masterpiece Art Club, top left. Amy Begay, sgt. at arms; Dena Halopoff. secretary treasurer; Debbie Pelton. vicepresedent. Group, bottom right, front row. Mike Myers. Dena Halopoff. Effie Tawahongva. Roverta Kooyahoema. Amy Begay; back row. Quinton Oso. Debbie Pelton. Mr. Eugene Gonzales, sponsor: Jay Baldwin. Robert Cronemeyer. and Gene James. Art Club made a Bulldog head for the Basketball games. They also made a picture for the marquee, murals for the racketball courts, visited various art galleries in Phoenix, and sold flowers to raise money. 42 Standing Room Only Speech and Drama played hosl to a Speech Speech and Drama member di oortom of page were contestant in tournament in February and attended tourna- tournaments. Standing. Kim Secakuku. Mr. Ron Harris, sponsor; ments in Snowflake and Page Rhonda McAdams, Donna Scott. Charotte Herzog. Annette Sher man: kneeling. Sandra Richey. Chris Gonzales 43 not all work Top left. Debra Poolheco enjoying pizza at the party. Top right. Karry Morse, Debbie Norgaard. Rigena Getman, and Barbara Powell all just monkeying around. Center, front row. Debbie Noe. Susan Richey, Dorcas Tewawina. Deb bie Secakuku, Lettie Collateta. Shelly Pearce. Debbie Bashor, Kelly Hasten; second row. Florence Francis. Rigena Getman. Rosina Madrid, Debbie Jue. Amy Haydukovich. Lisa Smith; third row. Ms. Christine Evans. Cassaundra Lee, Sheila Plese, Barbara Powell. Cindy Ahmann. Donna Mead. Jackie Reynolds. Lori Edwards. Debbie Norgaard. Tambra Sluga. Dee Dee Williams, Cheryl Darnell. Bottom right. Paula Wages and Debbie Norgaard. This year s S Club participated in the serving of the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast and the annual March of Dimes Walkathon. It’s not all play This year’s W Club, above, consisted of Greg Campbell. Ron Pelton. Marty Freeman. Dalton Owens. Bobby Gonzalez. Derron Sheets. Felix Guerrero. Victor Flemons. Charles Wilhoite, Tom Hardy. Ron Laban. Tom Wright. Alvin Kooyahoema. Tony Lomeli. Micky Soehner. Al Land. Scott Colbath. Wayne Garner. Monte Gill. Craig Herron. Troy Lilly. Mr. Hysong. Tony Poolheco. and Doug Conatser. Mr. Hysong. left, serving as sponsor. Lower left. Delton Owens and Willie Powell Below, the officers who led the club were Micky Soehner. representative; Bobby Gonzalez, vice president; Greg Campbell, president; Doug Conatser. treasurer; and Ron Pelton. secretary, not pictured. Beyond meeting the qualifications to enter the club, mem bers also sold popcorn at all the athletic activities. With the money they purchased a movie camera and a projector for the athletic department. For Those Who Think The Yearbook Is Just A Scrapbook When the year is over and the last student has gone home, what have you got to show for it? Through the efforts of the Meteor staff the events and accomplishments of 1980 are now permanently recorded in this yearbook. 46 FRESHMEN Brian Hancock treasurer ' .. aBr'i .-‘1 5 Jenise Nelson president «w . Lin Cunningham Jec retar y Lisa Adams Orlando Alex Elizabeth Allen David Alexander Jim Alexander Sandra Ami Yvette Ami Darlene Anzures David Anaya Joseph Armijo Ronnie Armijo Kevin Arnold Robbie Astorga Priscilla Attakai Susan Baca Sylvia Baca Edwin Bahe Joey Bailon Kathy Baldwin Timothy Batala Ned Beaulieu Leonard Begay Willis Begay LeLand Bevell Tina Brockman Sherry Brown Debbie Bruchman Davey Burnett Larry Bustamante Billy Butler Daryn Callahan Bobby Candelaria Paul Capps Joseph Carawan Carl Louis Cece Constantino Tammy Chambers Christine Charley Eusebio Chavez Lisa Chavez Lori Chavez Steven Chavez Cecilia Chischillie Jacqueline Chischillie Eddie Chow Donovan Choyou David Conway Robert Cordova Donald Cronemeyer Randy Crossno Lynn Cunningham Tracy Curley Richard Curley Carla Darnell Robin Davis Kris DeBottis Daniel Denei Royce Dewakuku Renn DeWitt Matilda Dick Timothy Dick Margureita Dickson Roderick Dixson Diana Dinger Raymond Dodge Kenneth Dolph Lyle Doney Kenny Donithan Diane Dunham Craig English Darrick Ervien Veronica Estudillo Brad Fink Tammie Faunce Dana Fonk Lani Fowler Rhonda Foy John Fred Angela Fuhrmann Jolene Fuson Linda Geer Roberta Goldtooth Viola Goldtooth Bart Gomez Everett Gomez Lucita Gomez Charles Gonzales Danny Gonzales Danny Gonzalez Stephanie Gore John Gose Lonny Gose Derrick Green Sheldon Greenwood Claudia Grover Lisa Hadnot Brian Hancock Mike Hansen Kee Hardy Jon Harris Meldina Harris Louise Hayes Eddie Hernandez Theresa Hernandez Jamie Higdon Tina Higginson Laurie Hoagland Tracy Holt Laura Honawa Sherri Irwin Marjorie Jensen Robert Joe Kim Joseph Susan Juarez Larry Jue Samuel Kayauoptawa Katie Kaye Sam Kerzel Emory Kewanimptewa Julius Keyonnie Brenda Kincaid Mike Kirby Mike Kloster Potula Kretsedemas Michael Lane Michelle Largent Eddie Larson Angela Lewis Lucinda Lewis Robin Lewis Lucy Lomakema David Lomavaya Beverly Long Lorenzo Long Cynthia Lopez Mark Lopez Andy Lovato Anthony Lucio JoAnn Luna Henrietta Lunsford Stephanie Lymer Francisco Mata Peggy McCormick Tami McDaniel John McKeever Kim McKeever Burt Mead Gilbert Mitchell John Mitchell Carol Moncayo Lisa Montano Stanley Montano Henry Montoya LeVinda Morris Valeri Morris Mike Mundine Andrew Munoz Maria Munoz Anderson Nagle Belma Nahee I David Natseway ■ I Doreen Nelson Elvin Nelson Hoskie Nelson Jenise Nelson 1 Sharon Nelson Luther Nez Elizabeth Nopah Teresa Oliva Joe Ono Larry Oso Rowena Oso Berlinda Paddock James Paddock Thomas Paddock Jesse Passmore Tim Pate Terri Peaches Mike Petronovich Alvin Pines Eunice Poe Veronica Poleneptwa Tina Prine Alex Ray Theresa Renik Jackson Riggs Bobby Roberts Mary Rockwell Phillip Rodriguez Adam Rogers Lissa Romero Martin Rubi Daniel Ruiz Toni Ruple Angela Salazar Connie Sanchez Danny Sanchez Steven Sanchez Clifford Sangster Ferris Satala Raynard Scott Harrison Schultz Jackie Shoupe Mary Shumway Annette Sherman Ree Setella Ricky Sedillo Lori Sedillo Michele Sockyma Kim Smith Laura Smith Karen Scott Robert Taylor Belinda Tapaha Ernest Taho Donny Tafoya Tina Thompson Julia Tso LuAnne Vanover Cheryl Varner Gavriel Vaughn Troy Vizcaya Curtis Whipple Joe White Bill Whitney Mike Wilcox Linda Williams Debra Wilson Joanavan Wilson Allen Withrow Larry Woo Jeff Wright Elaine Wyrick Bobby Yazzie Ermilinda Yazzie Rose Yazzie Nadine Ybarra FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Ronald Alcott Charles Anderson Raymond Archibeque Gary Begay Marvis Begay Richard Benefield Chris Burnett Terry Chatter Alvin Chino Rick Cundiff Lorenzo Dawes Patrick Dixson Augie Estudillo Daniel Estudillo Aaron Fredericks Paul Gonzales Freddy Gonzalez Sheila Griffin Larson Harris Melson Harris Ronnie Jaramillo Roger Jim Larry Kanuho Marlene Kewanimptewa Harold King John King Floyd Kinlicheenie Evans Long Fred Long Frank Lovato Orlando Moore Lloyd Nelson Sophmia Nelson Christy Norton Gary Payne Ronald Sandoval Louvina Susunkewa Elvira Tsosie Frank Vigil Roland Walker Clockwise, from above. Carol Moncayo takes time off to eat something very peculiar looking; Bobby Candelaria. Charles Gonzales. Darrick Ervien. and Raynard Scott caught by the camera, and Charles making up an assignment. 60 SOPHOMORES Wisdom is gained only as we stand upon the shoulders of those who have gone before. —Learned Hand Sophomore Off icer ‘ Lori McDonald secretary Chris Gonzales representative Charles Wilhoite president • Shelley Pearce representative Monte Gill representative % Nancy Ahrens Desiree Ansell Myla Kay Astorga Chris Badonie Priscilla Ballon William Barris Debra Bashor Rena Basgall Myron Beeson Calvin Begay Donald Begay Geneva Begay Jerry Begay Jessie Begay Mary Begay Matilda Begay Myrtle Begay Hope Beltran Dwayne Bernier Layton Betoney Michelle Bly Larry Bowman Randy Bumgarner Vicki Brown Lonnie Brown Valerie Briscoe Sharon Chischillie Elaine Chow Dudley Clark Suzanne Coffey Lettie Collateta Robbie Cox Kelsey Crank Jerry Crowder Sharon Curley Earl Denel Anna Dick Clara Dickson Kurtis Doucette Denise Dunham Stacey Everidge Priscilla Flores Doris Foster Debbie Fowler Beverly Foy Kenny Foy Karen Frank Rhonda Frank Karen Fred Eddie Fritz Diana Garcia Karen Garcia Jimmy Gilbert Monte Gill Chris Gonzales Freddy Gonzales Geraldine Gonzales Phillip Gonzales Richard Gonzales Jim Good Felix Guerrero Frank Guzman Tracy Hardy Susie Harris Kelli Hasten Lori Haydukovich Tom Haydukovich Joyce Henrie Ricky Hernandez Charlotte Herzog 4 Robert Howell Debra Howesa % John Huff Simone Hutchings Elmer James Norman James Nancy Jensen Justin Jobe Marlene Joe David Johnson Regina Johnson Kim Jonas Alicia Juarez Debbie Jue Joe Kappes Cheryl Kaye Lisa Kenna Roscoe Kirby Roverta Kooyahoema Tina Kretsedemas La Rose Lee Mike Laur Anthony Lee Judy Lee Andrew LeGate Kathy Leonard Bernita Lester Rita Lewis Ronald Little Tony Lomeli Steve Lopez Rosina Madrid Lawrence Martinez Carl Mazon Rhonda McAdams Penny McCormick Lori McDonald Clyde McDonell Cindy McGuire Marci McHood Barbara McLaughlin Dewey McLean Susan Miera Steve Mitchell Richard Moncayo Richard Montano Lorena Moore Pamela Moore Susan Moyers Pat Myers Valencia Nagle Debbie Norgaard Rosemarie Ortiz Quinton Oso Wayne Oso Paula Owens James Paddock Adam Padilla Henrietta Padilla Francis Parish Shanon Paul Janet Pavatea Shelley Pearce John Pennington Linda Penrod Henrietta Peterson Charles Pfeister Pam Poolheco Blame Quamohongnewa Kevin Ramsey Leah Reynolds Richard Richey Athena Rodriguez Zachery Rowland Vera Ruiz Loren Sadler Alex Salazar Jeanette Salazar Lynn Salazar Roger Seymour Donna Sanchez Keith Shay Larson Shultz Darrell Shurley Jeff Straub Roger Taylor Dorcas Tewanima Marty Thompson Monte Thompson Frankie Tsosie Phyllis Turner Lowell Tyler Kristi Vance Patti Vanover Rose Marie Villanueva Paula Wages Ron Weith Donna Graybeal Effie Tawahongva Alberta Yazzie Francine Yazzie Gloria Yazzie Pete Yazzie Ronnie Yazzie LaRita Wilkins Geniel Wilks Caroline Williams Eva Lou Wilson SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Jack Allen Conrad Estudillo Alvin Keyonnie Barry Robinson Lloyd Ami Eric Everidge Ray Land Jeannette Salazar Stephen Armijo Victor Flemons Elizabeth Lang Steven Schultz Billy Baumgartner Terry Fredericks Theresa Lopez llene Sanchez Claudia Begay James Galvan John Lucero Priscilla Sanchez Larry Begay Henry Garcia Darlene Maestas Theresa Sanchez Debbie Ben Leonard Gonzales Benny Marquez Sam Stevenson Merwin Bilagody Denise Griffin Alvin Nagle Rhonda Talashoma Ronnie Brown Clay Harris Keith Nelson Arneice Thomas Ralph Conner Norman Honanie Ervin Nez Arnold Thompson Jack Cravens Jefferson James Deloris Owens Timothy Todicheenie Priscilla Duran James Jennings John Passmore Maria Villarino Kim Durant Theodore Jenson Louie Reyes Jerry Wilson Julie Edwards Judy Johnson To know where you are is a good thng; but it is as important and perhaps more so, to know where you are going. —Quarterly Magazine Pearl Alcott Jack Allen Barbara Alcott Tina Bell Jamesita Begay LeAnn Bennett Marilyn Billie Emerson Bitsui Christine Bozarth Sammy Brown Chip Bruchman Bobby Burrage Alice Carawan Dwayne Cassidy Valentino Ceci Lucinda Charley Catherine Chavez Elvira Chezumpena Shelby Childers Gary Chow Barbara Clubbs Scott Colbath Shannon Conway Stephanie Conway Doug Conatser Stephanie Cox Diana Curnutte Cheryl Darnell E.J. Dobbins Kelly Doucette Johnny Efaw Monica Etsitty Charles Fishback David Fonk Ben Foster Deborah Fuhrman Jeff Fulton LaWana Fulton Wayne Garner Brian Greer Herbert Gray Howard Hancock David Hansen Tom Hardy Debra Harms Tom Harris Lisa Hatch Amy Haydukovich Martha Hernandez Bill Herzog Jim Irwin Debra Johnson Susan Jue Wilma Kachinhongva Terry Kaiser Joe Karam Ed Kenna Darlene Kessler Sylvia Keyonnie Mary Kislingbury Kiki Kretsedemas Nick Kretsedemas Ronnie Laban Denise Laur Seraphine Lee Greg Leppin Emma Lewis Alan Lilly Arnold Lomatewama Lupe Lopez Claudia Lujan Lori Martin Steven Martinez Henry Marquez Jeff McDonald David McLain Dominique McLaws Lula Morris Rhoda Myron Darlene Natseway Jolene Nelson George Ngai Debra Noe Leon Nuvayestewa Kim O'Haco Dalton Owens Cyhthia Paddock Albert Padilla Paul Parish Pam Peters Tammy Petranovich Monica Poleheptewa Debra Poolheco Sheila Powell Becky Proctor Gina Prolago Shelley Pugh Brenda Renik Lois Reynosa Sandra Richey Corrine Rodriguez Anita Romero Carmen Satala Debby Secakuku Sarah Sedillo Darnell Scott Donna Scott Ernie Scott Brenda Schibi Steven Shirley Tambra Sluga Alice Smith Lisa Smith Mary Ann Smith Mark Stewart Carlton Sweetland Effie Tawahongva Greg Vance Julius Vincente Manny Walton David Williams Dee Dee Williams Tom Willian Marty Witt Terri Zettel Patricia Gonzalez Robert Koruh Cheryl Lomakema Mike L Moyers Debbie L. Pledger Pablo Alonzo Emerson P Ami Jay D Baldwir. Patricia A Begay Vera R Begaye Owen A Bilagody Nina Branch Carolyn Bustamonte Robert G. Cronemeyer Curtis DeWitt JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Nadine I. Duran Genevieve Estudillo Reggie Franklin Todd Fredericks Veronica Gomez Brenda L. Hayes Rick A James Randy L. Koonce Marjorie Long Robbie Long Patricia D. Lovato Kendrick E Mahle Brent W. Penrod Eugenia M Robinson Sheila B Robinson David J Whitney Modesta A Scott Manuel B Youvella Barbara Powell At left. Dalton Owens sports his straw hat behind Kelly Doucette Above. Curtis DeWitt concentrates on the game. SENIORS Anna van vice president nior fficers i Slieila Plese representative 80 CYNTHIA KAY AHMANN Cheerleader 2. 3. head 4; Pep Squad I; Basketball I. 2. 3; Track I. 2; Student Council 4; French Club 3: S Club 2. 3. Pres. 4; Sweet heart Cand. 3; Homecoming Cand 4. Miss Merry Christ mas Cand. I; Ski Club 4. JAMES RICHARD AHRENS Band 1.2. 3. 4; Full Orch 2. 3. 4. Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3. 4; All Ar Fies ta Bowl Band 3. 4; N A Regional Band I. 3. 4. Solo £ Ensemble 2. 3. 4. N P C Full Orch. 4; E.A C. March Comp Div. I 4. Honor Soci ety 4; Key Club 2. 3. Pres 4. D O. Vice Pres 4; Baseball Mgr. I. 2; Football Mgr. I. SitVEN NORRIS ARTHUR Orchestra 1.2, 3. 4; All Re gion Orchestra I. 2. 3; Musi cal I. 2. 3; Speech and Dra ma 2; Orchestra Rep. 3: Freshman Rep I; Full Or chestra I. 2. 3. 4: Honor So ciety 3. Historian 4; String Quartet 3. 4. Violin SolaSu perior 2; Violin SolaExcel lent I; Violin Solo Good 3; ASU Scholarship Competition in Chemistry 1st place 4 MARCY J. ASTORCA DIANE A TTAKAI Basketball I. Upward Bound 3. LARSON ATT AKA! KATIE I. BARRIS CYNTHIA MARIE BEALER Chorus I. 2: Speech C Dra ma 2; Musical I; Childrens Theater 2; Mascot 2; Track 2. 3; Cross Country 3. 4; Jr. Class Vice President 3; Ski Club 3. Pres 4; S Club 2. 3. 4. Christmas Royalty 4. MARVIN BEESON Football I. 2. 81 PATRICIA ANNE BENI! AM Varsity Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. Volleyball I. 2. 3; Track I; Freshman Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Stu dent Council Representative I. 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4. DENISE CAROL BOW ANNIE Indian Club I. 2; Upward Bound 3. 4 LORETTA BEGAY ELMER BEGAY Cross Country 3. 4 MARI YNDA BEGAY riiA i. BILL Y BETONEY Football 1.2. 3. 4; Basket ball I. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Metals I Student 3. ROBERT GREGORY CAMPBELL Football Mgr I. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Mgr. I; Wrestling 2. 4. Twirp Candi date 2: Key Club I. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3; W Club I. 2 Sec Tieas. 3. Pres. 4; Junior Class President 3: Senior Class Representative 4; Boys State 3. Honor Society 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 3. 4; NAU Citation of Achieve ment Award 3. LINDA BEGAY Cross Country I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I; Track 1.2. 3: Science Club 2. 3. 4; WAC 2. All Conference Cross Coun Robbie Powell Sharon Polk Anna Van MIKE C. CARLSON Am Club 3. ROSANNA MARIE CRANK Honor Society 4: Varsity Basketball 4. Science Club 4. Indian Club 4; Out stand mg Chemistry Student 3; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Outstand mg P.E. Student 3. LORRIE JILL EDWARDS Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Pep Club I; SClub2. 3. Treas 4; Hon or Roll I, 2. 4; Freshman Scholarship Award I; Horne coming Candidate 4; Ski MICHAEL ANTHONY CHAVEZ Football I. 2. 3; Track 3. LISA CAVIN JOHN DALTON LINDA DIANE COIN Band I. 2. 3. JOSEPH DOMONIC ESTUDILLO Upward Bound 2. 3. 4; Wrestling I; Spanish Club I. MARIE ANTONIETTE CHAPMAN Choir 1,2. 3; Chamber Sing era. 83 TRACY DENET YVONNE SUZANNE FAUCHER Volleyball 1.2. 3. t o captain 2. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4 cap tain 2. Class Rep I. 2. 3: Student Body Pies. 4; Cheer leader 1.2. 3 Band 1.2. 3. 4. Drum Major 4. Freshman Scholarship I; Symphony Orchestra I 2 State Solo f Fnsemble 2. 3. 4. Girls State 3. Twirp Queen 2; Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 3: Homecoming Queen 4. Hon or Society 3. 4; Outstanding Business Machines Student 3: SClub 3. 4; AASC Work shop I. 2. 3. AASC Conven lion 3. 4; WAC 2. Key Award 3. ASU Medallion of Merit 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 4. Pep Squad I. 2nd Place North A A Div Floor Ex 2. DAR Good Citi en 4; NAU Citation of Achievement 4. HoeRoll I. 2. 3 4. ZEL DA JO YCE FL EMONS FBLA 3; Science Club 3. 4. Honor Roll 3. 4. Quill Scroll 3. His 4; Upward Bound 3: Honor Society 4; Student Body Treas 4. Pho tography 4. Journalism Fi nance and Circulation Mgr 3. Business Mgr 4 MARTIN EDWARD FREEMAN Football I. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 1 2. 3. 4. Track I. Key Club 2 3: W Club 2. 3. 4: Speech I tub 2. 3. 4 Jr Sr Play 3. 4; TIRFSA ANNETTE GARCIA Malmaids 3. Treas 4, Up ward Bound 2. 3. 4. FBLA 3; Science Club 3. Sec Treas 4 MELODY LAYNE GARNER Gymnastic I. 2. 3. 4; SClub I. 2; Pep Club I. Cheerleader I. 3 KATHY GARCIA 84 RIGENA GET MAN Tuck 2. 3: SClub 4. Quill itul Scroll 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4; All Conference Team 3; All Tournament 1st team 2; All state first team 4. DENVER GILLIAM Band I. 2, 3. 4. JANE GOLDTOOTH Indian Club 4; Upward Bound 3; D O Club 4; J E T Club 3. DARLENE BERNADITA GONZALES Band I. 2. 3: Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council I. 2. 4; AASC Workshop 3: Meteor ettes 2, 3. 4. Rep. 2. Pres 4; Student Body Sec. 4; Fresh man Class Pres. I. Delegate to AASC Convention 4. S Club 3. 4. JOSEPH B. GONZALES CHERYL GONZALES Photography 2. 3. 4; JrSr Ploy 2; Annual Staff 4. Year hook Editor 4. Boys State 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; Junior Class Rep 3: NAG Citation of Achievement 3; Outstand mg Photographer 3; Student Council 3. 4; Ski Club 3. Vice Pres 4; ASU Honors l ay Delegate 4; AIPA Work shop 3; AASC Workshop 3; AASC Convention Delegate 4 French Club 2. Treas. 2; Quill C- Scroll 3. Vice Pres. 4; friendliest. Jostens Scholar ship Finalist 4 Craig Herron Sharon Polk MARK O. GONZALES Baseball 2. 3. 4 ROBERT ANDREW GONZALES Band I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. Stage Band 4; Pep Band 2. 4; Spanish Club 2. 85 DENISE KAREN GRIFFIN CARRIE HANCOCK Volleyball 2; Basketball 2: Pep Club I; Chorus I. 2, 3; S-Club 2. SYl VIA ANN GONZALES IVind I. 2; Pep Band I. 2; I) O. 4; F reshman Class I teas. I. Annual Queen. DEN A JEAN HALOPOFF Orchestra I. 2; Full Orches tra I. 2; Ensemble Festival I; Ski Club 3. 4; Art Club 4. Sec. 4; I Act Play 2. TERRI SUE HANCOCK Band I, 2; Madrigal I. 2: Jr-Sr Play 4; Chamber Singers 3. I Act Play I; Musical I. 2. 3; Speech Drama I, Sec. 2. 3; Children’s Theatre I. Stage Mgr 2; FBLA 3. Sec. 4; Matmaids 2. Vice Pres 3. Sec. 4 THERESA KAY GRA YBEAL Chorus 2. 3; FHA 2; DO. and O.J.T. 4 LOREN HAMILTON DANIEL GUZMAN Quill F� Srroll 3. Pres 4. Art Club 3; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2; Boys State Al ternate 3; Student Council 3. 4. FBI.A 2, Parliamentarian 3. Pies. 4. Outstanding Intro to Business Student I; Jour nalism 3. Editor 4 ANTHONY HARDY YVONNE GUERRERO Spanish Club 3: D.O. 4. RITA HATCH SClub 2; Speech Drama 4. Choir I; Ski Club 3; Arl Club 3. Rep 3; French Club 2: Meteoreltes 2, Vice-Pres. SHARON LORAINE HOLT CRAIG JOSEPH HERRON Football I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. 3.4. W Club 4. Ski Club 4. Band I; Homecoming Candidate 4 GENE JAMES TERRI IRWIN JANICE HENRIE Chamber Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4. All Region Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4. Musi cals 2. 3. 4; Solo Ensem ble NAU I. 2. 3. 4 Sympho ny Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4; Northland Symphony 3. 4: Orchestra Vice Pres 3. Pres 4. Quartet £. Festival ASCI 3. 4. Chamber Singers 4 JUDITH RUTH JAMES Chorus 2. 3. 4; Indian Club 2. 3. 4. Sec 3 MARIA HERZOG Gymnastics I; Cross Coun try 2; Orchestra I. 2. 4. Sym phony Orchestra I. 2. 4; Pit Orchestra I. 2; Sok En semble Festival I: Science Club Pres. 3. 4; Matmaids 2. Sec. 3. Vice Pres 4; Journal ism 4. Quill £ Scroll 4; Stu dent Council 4. Class Treas. 3: Class Rep 4; Jr Sr Play 2; Tennis Club 4 ANNA L. JACKSON FHA 2; FBLA I. Willie Hancock Sharon Holt 1980 senior survey discovers: Kermit finally overwhelms Miss Piggy In a survey to determine the top fives in various catagories the seniors chose the following winners: Muppet TV Show Radio station Kermit Miss Piggy Bert Ernie Fozzie Bear Dr. Teeth Mork Mindy M A S H Saturday Might Live Dallas White Shadow KFI Los Angeles KOMAOklahoma City KFLG Flagstaff KOPD Phoenix KINO Winslow Movie Political figure Disc jockey Rocky II Smokey and the Bandit Rocky 1 Up in Smoke lO and The Warriors Jimmy Carter Ted Kennedy John F. Kennedy Barry Goldwater Ronald Reagan David Guzman KINO Charlie Fox KFI Ayatolla of Rocknrolla KFI 1 ouie Lazarga KINO 1 he Motha -KDKB Comedian Actor Athelete Richard Pryor Steve Martin Bob Hope Tom Wright Carol Burnett Burt Reynolds Clint Eastwood Sylvester Stallone John Wayne Eric Estrada Earl Campbell Willie Powell Bruce Jenner Tony Dor sett Mean Joe Green Drink Dr. Pepper Coca Cola 7 Up Pepsi Strawberry Daiquiri Actress Sally Fields Kate Jackson Cheryl Ladd Susan Anton Raquel Welch When asked what they would be doing after high school, seniors replied: College 50% Trade school 18% Military 16% Work 16% Still crazy after all these years RICK JAMES TIMOTHY R. KESSLER Ski Club 4 LINDA KAISER ALVIN KOOYAHOEMA Cross Country I. 2, 3. 4; All Conference 3. 1000 Club 3. 4. State AA Champion Team I; Track I. 2. 3. 4. All Confernece 2. 3; State AA Champion Team 2. 3; W Club I. 2. 3. 4 SHARON LYNNE JAMES Band I. 2. KEITH KARAM DIANNA LYNN KEWANIMPTEWA Band I. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 3. 4, Stage Band 4; Chorus I. 2; Reach Out I; Chamber Singers 3: Musical Play 3 VICKI IRENE KAUTZ CECELIA KEYONNIE Key Club 3; Yearbook Staff CrossCountry 1,2; Track I. GREGORY S. KREIE Band I. 2. 3. 4. Sec Ldi 3 4. Yearbook Bus Mgr. 3 Tnil Orch 1, 2. 3, 4, Speech h Drama 2. Sec 3. 4. Madrr «|al ?. 3. Gong Show 2; Slag Hand 2 3. 4. Pep Band 2. 3, 4. Solo C Ensemble 2. 3. 4, Slate Marching Comp 4 football I; Wrestling I; Baseball 3; Musical 2. 3. 4, Jr Sr. Play 2. 4. Childrens Iheatre 2; Quill C Scroll 3, 4: I Act Play 3. Dir 3 4; Ski Club 4. 2; Upward Bound 3. 90 DORIS LEE FBLA 2, 3. Rec. Hist 4. Honor Society 3. 4; Freshmen Scholarship Award; Out standing American History Student 3. JAMES LEAHDER CASSAUHDRA DYHANNE LEE Chorus I, 2; Madrigals 2; Chamber Singers 3; Region al Choir 2; Solo C Ensemble I. 2; Musical I; Speech C Drama I. 2. 3. 4; SClub 3. 4. D O. Club 4; Photography 4; Track 2. 3. 4 TROY LILLY LOLA LONG Basketball 3: Volleyball 4; Band I, 2. 3; Track 4 Windy? TIMOTHY LEWIS Indian Club 3. Pres 4; Prince Candidate 4; Science Club 2. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Jets Club 3; Cross Country 4; Honor Roll 3; Student Council 4; Jour nalism 4; Upward Bound 3. 4; Quill 6 Scroll 4; Med-Start 3. Key Club 4 CARMELITA LITTLE JAMES LEE Wrestling 3. 4 DEBRA LUC I fiD A LEWIS Upward Bound 2. 3. 4; D.O Club 4 LUtHRi a ALEX D. LAUD Football 1.2. 3. 4; All Con ference 4; Honorable Men tion 3; W Club 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 KEL VIN MA TTOX RONNIE EUGENE MERITT Jf IS Club I. 2. Honor Award I; Typing Award 2; Quill C Scroll 3. 4; Science Club 3. Pres 4; Journalism I. F.dilor 4. Chess Club 3. 4. Photography 4; Student Council 3. 4 EDWARD DAVID LOPEZ Football I. 2. 3: Orchestra I. BETTIE MANNING Indian Club 4. D O Club 4; O.J.T. 4; Upward Bound 2. 3. 4. Chorus I; Science Club 2; Indian Princess 4: JET'S Club 3. Honor Roll I. 2. WAL TER LOUIS L YNCH Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball I. 2. 3. 4 thomas l. McCauley Football I. 2: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4; Basketball Mgr 2. Basketball I. RONALD FAUSTINO MARTINEZ Football I; Honor Roll I. 2; French Club 2: Chess Club 3. 4; Science Club 4; Honor Society 4; Quill Scroll 3. 4. Speech Drama 2. 3. 4 DONNA DARLEEN MEAD Band I. 2; Pep Sguad I; Ski Club 4, S Ilub 2: Vice Pres 3. 4 CHARLES JACKSON MILLER Football I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestlm. 1. 2; Track I. 2; Baseball 3 4 W Club 4; Chess Club 3. 4 Band 1.2. 3, 4; Pep Band I 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 2. 3. 4 Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4. Musica 1.2. 3. 4; Regional Orches tra 2. 4; Regional Band 3 Northland Symphony Or chestra 4 RONALD ROBERT PEL TON. JR. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2. 3. 4; W Club 3. Sec 4; Mile Relay Slate Champs 3 FELICIA PAN AN A Indian Club 2: Upward bound 2. 3. CYNTHIA LEE PARSONS MARTINEZ Band I. 2; Photogrpahy 3. 4. Quill Scroll 3. S-ec.-Treas TOM PIPER HENRY LEE PARKER. JR. Chorus I, 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 1.2. 3. 4. Madrigal 2. 3; Chorus Rep 3; FHA 1. 2. Rep. 3. Hist 4; Indian Club I. 2. Sgt. at Arms 3. Sec. 4; Speech Drama I. 2. 3. 4; Jr Sr. Play 2. 3; Musical Play 2. 3. 4; Children's Theatre 2. 3; Outstanding Stage Mgr 3; Student Council 3; Outstanding Student Council Mem. 3: Outstanding Home Ec. Student 3; Sci ence Club 4. MARIA ELENA PERALES Spanish Club I; Art Club I SHEILA JEAN PLESE French Ciub Pres 2; S-Club ?. 3. 4. Rep. 3: FBI A 3. I reas. 4. Class Secretary 3; Class Rep 4. Student Coun i il 3. 4. Girls Sta’e Alternate 1 FBLA Nationals 3; First Place Accounting State nU A Conference 3 Honor Society 3. 4, DEBORAH EILEEN PEL TON Track I. 2; Orchestra I. 2; D O Club 4; Symphony Or chrstra I. 2; Art Club 4 MICHAEL JOSEPH PFEISTER Football 4; Conference Hon or able Mention 4. 94 DEE POISALL SHARON DENISE POLK Ct«m Secretary I. Meteor « tte� Rep 2. Sgt ol Arms 3: S Club 3. Sec 4; Homecom ilk] Candidate 4. Student Council 2: Class Sec 4. Vol Icyball Mgr. 3. SHEILA DIANE POLK Mcteorettes 2. Sec 3. Vicfr Pres 4; SClub 3. 4. Basket hall Mgr. 2. 3. 4 A ELENA DARRIT REFFNER FBLA 2. Sec. 3. Vice Pres 4 Silver Award Accounting 2nd Place 3: State 4th Place Accounting 3; Region I 3rd Place Typing 2. STEVE C. REYES Football I. 2. 3 K M REMY Gymnastics Mgr I. 2: Class Treas. 2: SClub 2. 3. 4 Hist I A VERNE REYESS French Club VrcePres 2; ROBBIE NILE POWELL ,. 2. Solo G Ensemble Volleyball 2. 3. 4 A A North , 2; p C|ub , First Team 4; Most Valuable Player 4. Basketball 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4 JACK! LYNNE REYNOLDS Cheerleader 2. 4. Meteor ettes 3; Gymnastics I, 2. Irac k 3. SClub 2. 3. 4. Band 1.2: Ski Club 4. Pep Club I. WAC 2 SUSAN JEAN RICHEY Pep Squad I. Honor Society 3. 4. Gymnastics 1. Basket l all Mqr 3. 4. Mrieorettes 2. 3; Chorus 1.2. SClub 2. 3. 4. Class Treas 4; Ski Club 3. Musical Play 3: Childrens Theatre I. 2; Jr Sr Play 2; DramaClub 1.2. 3. FBLA 3. 4 2nd place Regional 3 DAVID RODRIGUEZ ROBIN SANDOVAL GREG RICKARD JACKIE RIGGS JANET SCOTT MODEST A SCOTT KIM SECAKUKU Speech Drama 2. Sec 3. Pres. 4. WAC 4. Sec 2: Indi an Club 1. Vice Pres. 4. Stu dent Council 4; Meteorettes 4; Chorus 1. 2; Concert Choir 2; Cross Country I, 2: Christmas Royalty 3: Bull dog Bulletin Announcer 3 SHARON ANN POOLHECO SEDILLO Band I, 2; Basketball 1.2; Photography 4 Journalism 4. Quill 6 Scroll 4; SClub 2, 3; Honor Society 4. FBLA 3; Student Council 3. 4. Class Vice Pres. I. 2; Class Rep. 3; Student Body Vice Pres 4. Indian Club Treas. 4; Christ mas Royalty 2: Outstanding Spanish Student 3: FHA I. 2. Meteorettes 2; Delegate AASC Workshop 4; Dele gate AASC Convention 4. 96 DOCIGLASS EDWARD SUMMERSGILL Band I. 2. 3. 4. Band Pres. 4. Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. VicePres 4; Pit Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Solo G Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Boys State 3: Honor Roll I, 3; Regional Band 2. 3. 4; Freshman Scholarship. Fies ta Bowl Band 4; Student Council 4 DERRON BRYAN SHEETS Hand I. Football 1.2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 4; Ski Club 4; W Club 4; Outstanding Auto Student 3. Honor Society 4 TOMMY A. STOTTS Football I. 2. 3; Key Club I, 2; Band I. 2; Ski Club 3. 4 Baseball I. 2. BOBBY THOMACK MICKY RAY SOEHNER Football I. 2. 3; Honorable Mention 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; W Club 3. Rep. 4; Band I. Key Club 2. 3. Vice Pres 4 LORI LYNN THOMPSON Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball I, 2. 3. 4; Track I; Mat maids 2. KAREN LOUISE TECKLENBURG Band 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Band I. 2; Solo G Ensemble I, 2: Gymnastics 2; Meteorettes 3; Musical 3; Student Coun cil 3. 4; Band Representa live; Cheerleader Pres. 4; State Marching Contest 4. DEBERA STUCKER Lori Thompson MICHAEL THOMPSON LARRY EARL TYLER Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. Treas. 3. VicePres. 4; Full Orchestra 1.2. 3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3. 4; Stage Band 4; Regional Band 2. 3; Solo C Ensemble I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. Pres. 4; Musical Pit Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Christmas Royalty 4; Boys State 3. LA VERNE TSOSIE ZANE THOMAS WATTS Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 1, 4. ANNA ROTH VAN Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Basket ball 1.2. 3. 4: Track 1.2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; Con cert Choir 1; Treble Choir 3; Madrigal 2; Chamber Sing ers 3; S-Club 2. 3. Sgt. at Arms 4; Class Rep 2; Class VicePres. 4; WAC 2; Home coming Candidate 4. S-Club Rep. 2. JOE R. WITT Key Club 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Football 2; WHS Drag Team 3. 4 SABRINA WEBSTER CATERINA ELENA VIZCA YA Gymnastics 1. 2. Mgr 3; Mat maids 2. 3. 4. Rep 3. His 4; SOub 2. 3. 4; Stu dent Council 3. WILLY LEE WOO Concert Band 1, 2; Honor Roll 1. 3; Class Pres 2; Stu dent Council 2; Quill C Scroll 3. 4; Outstanding Counseling Aide 3; Most Valentines Given 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2. 3. Sec. 4; JETS 3; Science Club 4. 98 GLORIA WILLIAMS JULIA YAZZIE Concert Choir 2. 3; Band 2. 3; Chorus I; Indian Club 1; Pep Club 2. TOM D. WRIGHT Basketball I; Baseball 2; Football 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 4; W Club 4; Ski Club CLAUDIUS GERNOT ZELLER Choir 4; Honor Society 4. Chamber Singers 4; Musical GLORIA YAZZIE OSCAR YONNIE Football I. 2; Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Cross Coun SUSAN WYRICK JENNY YAZZIE ARLENE YAZZIE Cross Country I. 2, 3. 4; All Conference I; All State I; Basketball 2; Track I. 2. 3; WAC 2; Science Club 1, 2; Indian club I. Lou Anderson Floyd Albert Kim Baldwin Allison Begay Edwin Begay Mildred Begay Terry Bowman David Chavez Terry Chischillie Sherri Cleveland Russel Davis Mark DeBottis Anthony Descheenie Tilman Dickson Terry Duke Eugene Fredericks Charles Galvan Dolores Garcia Albert George Bobby E. Gonzalez Joy Hancock Willie Hancock Doug Harris Roger Huber Beverly Jackson Richard Jaramillo Sadie Jensen Leslie Jodie Lester John Kerry Leonard Dick Lester Ron Matney Mike McGuire Phillip Moncayo David Montano Alonzo Morris Michael Moyers Nathan Peaches Anthony Poolheco Willie Powell Karen Schibi Loren Schultz Verna Thompson Linda Todicheeney Paula Vandervaulk Jennifer Wilcox FACULTY Whosoever would understand what he hears must hasten to put into practice what he has heard. —St. Gregory Decisions, decisions, decisions Decisions begin and end with the School Board mem bers. Sue Hancock. Lou Ce hallos. Bennie Smith. Wayne Metzger, and Frank Higgm son pause for a moment dur ing a busy evening session. Mr. Jim Freeman Superintendent Mr. Wayne Peters Assistant Superintendent Mr. Bob Clubbs Business Manager Mrs. Marguerite Cox Secretary Mrs. Mary Simmons Secretary Miss Jonee Patterson Bookkeeper 102 Mrs. Mary Maule Assistant Bookkeeper Mr. Paul Reynolds Principal Mr. Neil DeWitt Assistant Principal Mr. Tim Reynolds Activities Director Mrs. Betty Griffith Bookkeeper Mrs. Gail Weatherton Clerical Aide Mrs. Anita Henling Secretary Mrs. Marilyn Oso Clerical Aide Mrs. Jerri Freeman Attendance Officer Mr. ■‘Pinky Walton Boys' Counselor Mrs. Loraine Clubbs Girls' Counselor Mrs. Lucille Wilcox Counselors' Secretary 103 Mr. Don Baker Hist.. Govt. Mr. Jim Baker Resource Mr. Ron Bellman Alg., Geom.. Gen. Math Mr. John Boils Choir Mr. Jim Boles Free Ent.. Psych Soc Mr. David Conatser Bio.. Chordate Anat. Mr. Kenny Conatser Bio. I. Physics Mr. Bob Crosswhite Weights. Coed P.E. Mr. Bud Dismukes Woodwork. Bldg. Trades Mrs. Christine Evans Home Economics Miss Marilyn Faris Home Economics Mr. John Fink Basic Eng.. Eng. I 104 Mr. Alvin Fritz Alg.. Trig. Calculus Mr. Eugene Gonzales Art Mrs. Cam Greenwood Eng. I. Eng. II Mr. Artie Griffith Az. Govt. Am. Govt. Mr. Ron Harris Eng. II. Eng. III. Speech Mr. Jim Henling Alg.. Geom Mr. John Henling Rd. Imp. Mr. Bob Howell Eng. I. Eng. IV. Drama Mr. Cranston Hysong Bio.. Geom. Mrs. Sue Hysong Typ. I. Int. Bus. Mr. Jim Jenson Int. Bus., D O.. OJT Mr. Jake Magallanez Acct.. Cons. Math 105 Mr. Henry Martin Eng. I. Rd Imp. Mr. Jack Martin Orch. Mrs. Katherine McAuley Eng. IIIA. Eng. Ill, Eng. IV Mrs. Ann Meikle Shorthand. Typing Mr. Emil Nasser Weights. P.E. Mr. Don Petronovich Am Hist.. Geog. Mr. Jack Renkens Gen. Math.. Alg. Mrs. Frances Roberts Eng. IVA, Rd. Imp., Photo. Journalism. Annual Mr. George Rockwell Metals I II Mr. Ken Salas Am Hist. Mr. Roger Slade Mech. Dr. I II Mrs. Dolores Stotts Typ. I. Off. Tech.. Adv. Typ. Business Machines 106 Mrs. Virginia Summersgill Librarian Miss Mellisse Terry Spanish. Rd Imp. Mr. Floren Thompson Band Mr. Manny Walton Jr. Auto Mr. Jim Ware Chemistry G Earth Science Mr. Gary Watts English Ms. Liz Wennet Health. PE. Co d PE Mrs. Mary Rublin Nurse Mrs. Sharon Hasten Teachers Aide Miss Betty Mattox Teachers Aide Miss Sherry Stucker Teachers Aide Mrs. Elvira Wilcox Teachers Aide 107 Mr. Dan Roe Audio Visual Assistant Mrs. Mildred Polk Audio Visual Secretary Mr. Steve Harrison Audio Visual Teachers in the Industrial Arts work closely with their students Right. Mr. Slade and James Stewart. Lower right. Mr. Rockwell and Dominque McLaws. Lower left. Mr. Walton (Jr) and Ron Matney. COMPETITION nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. —Ralph Waldo Emerson Bulldogs Face Most Difficult Season In Recent Years Holbrook Gallup Mingus Flagstaff Window Rock Coconino Holbrook Chink Snowflake Tuba City 110 Varsity football team shown above. back row, Scott Colbath, Jack Miller, Craig Herron. Zane Watts. Victor Fie mons. Tommy Hardy. Bobby Gonza lez. Richard Moncayo. Zach Rowland. Charles Whilhoite; fourth row. Wayne Gardner. Charles Anderson. Al Land. Mickey Soehner. Ronnie Pelton. Bob by Thomack, Ricky Sedillo, David Hansen. Darren Sheets. Roger Seymour. Felix Guerrero; third row. Coach Ken Salas. Charles Pfeister. Troy Lilly. Coach Bud Dismukes. Coach Emil Nasser. Coach Jim Baker. Coach Art Griffith. Monte Gill. Gerry Moore. Trainer John Fink; second row. Billy Betoney. Mike Moyer. Larry Tyler. Marty Freeman. Tony Lomeli, Dalton Owens. Bobby Burrage, Wayne Oso. Mike Pfeister; front row. Jim Irwin, manager; Bill Herzog, manager; Henrey Marquez. Quentin Oso. Kevin Ramsey. Mark Stewart, with Jim Good and Brad Fink, managers Opposite page, top right, are pictured the players who received all-conference recognition. Kneeling. Mickey Soehner. honorable mention; Larry Tyler, honorable mention; standing, Al Land. 1st allconference team; Bob by Gonzalez. 1st allconference team; Tony Lomeli. honorable mention, and Mike Pfeister. 2nd allconference team. in Seven wins gained by JV’s The JV football team had an outstanding season with only one loss against seven wins. Players who earned this record are shown at bottom of page. Kneeling are. Robbie Cox. Loren Sadler. Henry Marquez. Mark Stewart. Anthony Lee. manager; Terry Chatter. Mervin Bilagody, Ron Little. Kevin Shay. Jessie Begay; standing, front row. Coach Gary Watts. Quentin Oso, Curtis Doucette. Ray Land. Earl Denet, Layton Betoney, Dudley Clark, Kevin Ramsey. Rory Whipple, John Gose, Barry Robinson. Curtis DeWitt, Coach Don Baker; back row, Dalton Owens, Robin Davis, Leon Nu-vayestewa. Tom Willian, Bill Barris, Chuck Pfeister, Justin Jobe. Eddie Fritz. David Williams, and Doug Conatser. JV'S FOOTBALL RECORD Winslow 52 Tuba City 0 Winslow 13 Gallup 6 Winslow 8 Mingus 0 Winslow 22 Flagstaff 7 Winslow 54 Window Rock 6 Winslow 16 Coconino 25 Winslow 47 Holbrook 12 Winslow 62 Chinle 0 Freshmen prove once is enough The freshmen football team also had an outstanding season earning their seven wins and only one loss. Players on the team are shown at top. kneeling, Larry Oso. Danny Gonzales. Brian Hancock. Raymond Scott. Hoskie Melson. Gilbert Mitchell. Darrick Ervien, Henry Montoya. Martin Rubi, Troy Vizcaya; standing, front row. Coach Jake Magallanez. Bobby Candelaria. Robin Lewis. David Lomavayo, Mike Hansen, Steve Sanchez. Richard Ono, Adam Rogers, Mike Wilcox, Ricky Se-dillo. Bert Mead. Coach Jim Ware; standing, back row. Stanley Montano. Kenny Dolph. Darrick Green. Robbie Astorga, Med Beaulieu, Alvin Pines. Raynard Scott. Joey Bailon. Danny Sanchez, and Frankie Mata. SCOREBOARD Winslow 20 Tuba City 12 Winslow 42 Gallup 12 Winslow 8 Mingus 0 Winslow 12 Flagstaff 7 Winslow 36 Window Rock 0 Winslow 6 Coconino 16 Winslow 21 Holbrook 8 Winslow 33 Window Rock 12 113 € iris Gonzales To The Dump . . . Again? Shown, below, kneeling. Jef fery James. Ronnie Laban. Darell Shirley; standing, Al vin Kooyahoema. Loren Schultz. Reggie Franklin. Elmer Begay. This year's boys cross country took first place in the Holbrook dual meet, Mingus dual meet, 3-way meet at Flagstaff and Coconino dual meet. However, when the team competed in meets where there were seven or more teams, the Bulldogs did not come out on top, but did take second place in the Winslow Kiwanis Invitational and the Holbrook Invitational, and third in the Peaks Invitational. At the Divisionals the boys placed fourth and they took ninth at the State-meet. Runners who led the team were Alvin Kooyahoema, Loren Schultz and Reggie Franklin. See How They Run WHS girls cross country team ran a fairly good season this year. The girls placed fourth at the state meet. Team members who ran at state are shown in the center at bottom of the page. Standing, from left, Linda Begay. Monica Etsitty. Darnell Scott. Marlene Joe. Cynthia Bealer; kneel ing, Mary Lou Begay. Debra Poolheco. and Lula Morris. Their volley placed them 3rd Holbrook hosted the 1979 A A North All Conference Tournament. Winslow lost to Window Rock, which placed the Bulldogs third. The record for the season was 10-10. Robbie Powell was chosen first team all conference. Anna Van was picked second team all conference, while Cita Begay made honorable mention. Above, Lori Thompson. Henrietta Padilla. Lola Long. Barbara Powell, Kim O'Haco. Anna Van. Lorrie Edwards. Robbie Powell. Jamesita Begay. Jennifer Wilcox, and Lisa Montano. Barbara Powell Anna Van Henrietta Padillia Lori Thompson SCOREBOARD Match Winner No. of games 9-679 Winslow vs. Holbrook Holbrook 2 out of 3 9879 Winslow vs. Tuba City Winslow 2 out of 3 9 11 79 Winslow vs Flagstaff Winslow 2 out of 3 9 15 79 Winslow vs. Tuba City Tuba City 2 out of 3 9 18 79 Winslow vs. Coconino Winslow 2 out of 3 921 79 Winslow vs. Mingus Mingus 2 out of 3 928 79 Winslow vs. Flagstaff Winslow 2 out of 2 929 79 Winslow vs. Mingus Mingus 2 out of 2 106-79 Winslow vs Window Rock Window Rock 2 out of 2 10 13 79 Winslow vs. Payson Winslow 2 out of 2 1019 79 Winslow vs. Holbrook Winslow 2 out of 2 1026 79 Winslow vs. Chinle Winslow 2 out of 2 10-30-79 Winslow vs. Snowflake Snowflake 2 out of 3 10-3179 Winslow vs Joseph City Joseph City 2 out of 3 Divisiona Tournament 113 79 Winslow vs. Chinle Winslow 2 out of 2 11-379 Winslow vs. Tuba City Winslow 2 out of 2 11-3 79 Winslow vs. Window Rock Window Rock 2 out of 3 119 Robbie Powell They won a few The team members of this year's JV Volleyball are pictured in the middle of the page. Back row. Karen Scott. Mary Rockwell, Tina Kretsedemas. Coach Sue Hysong, Tammy Chambers. Kiki Kretsede mas. Francine Yazzie; front row. Rowena Oso. Seraphine Lee. Denise Dunham, and Debbie Bruchman. Their captain was Seraphine Lee. most valuable player was Rowena Oso. and most improved player was Kiki Kretsademas. At top of page. Anna Van who made the 2nd all conference team; bottom left. Robbie Powell who made the 1st all conference team; bottom right Cita Begay who made honorable men tion. They lost a few 6-8 120 Smile, Coach loves you 121 Lake Havasu City Knights prove too much for divisional champs AA North Divisional Champs shown on opposite page ate Billy Betoney. Tilman Dickson. Kelly Doucette. Charles Wil hoite. Victor Flemons. Bill Herzog, manager. Coach Jack Renkens. Coach Ken Salas. Doug Conatser. Walter Lynch. Al Land. Felix Guerrero. Steven Shirley; kneeling. Bobby Gonzalez. Tony Poolheco and Willie Powell SCOREBOARD 7980 Winslow 77 Mingus 74 Winslow 77 St Johns 40 Winslow 62 Snowflake 51 Winslow 73 Mingus 54 Winslow 62 Round Valley 50 Winslow 72 Holbrook 70 Winslow 73 Virgin Valley 69 Winslow 64 Monlicello 53 Winslow 69 Coconino 63 Winslow 85 Aztec 59 Winslow 88 Tuba City 52 Winslow 93 Window Rock 44 Winslow 61 Flagstaff 71 Winslow 80 Holbrook 47 Winslow 55 Coconino 63 Winslow 67 Corona Del Sol 81 Winslow 51 Flagstaff 57 Winslow 88 Chinle 71 Winslow 70 Tuba City 51 Winslow 75 Coconino 57 Winslow 77 Snowflake 49 Winslow 104 Window Rock 41 Winslow 68 Chinle 42 Winslow 74 Coconino 61 Winslow 46 Flagstaff 41 Winslow 45 Lake Havasu 46 Season Record 215 The Bulldogs had a competitive season this year, making it to the state play offs but losing to Lake Havasu 46 45. They also won the Page Christmas Classic tournamant by defeating Aztec in the finals 85 59. Willie Powell was chosen Most Valuable Player and both Willie and Bobby Gonzalez were chosen to AII Tourna ment 1st team. This is also the third consecu tive year the Bulldogs have been the AA North Divisional Champs. Willie again was chosen as Most Valuable Player, and chosen for the 1st All Tournament team were Willie and Bobby. The Bulldogs ended the season with a confer ence record of 7 wins and 3 losses and an overall record of 21 wins and 5 losses. The Flagstaff Eagles ended the Bulldogs winning streak of 27 consecutive wins by a score of 71-61. Willie was chosen for the All Conference 1st team and Bobby received Honorable Men tion. 124 Wdll f Lynrh 1.614 802 702 615 364 769 457 350 303 215 445 Boys basketball records Most points career 1. Willie Powell 2. Tony Poolheco Most points season 1. Willie Powell 2. Willie Powell 3. Tob Gonzalez Consecutive Field Goals 1. Tony Poolheco 2. Willie Powell Most rebounds career 1. Willie Powell 2. Bob Gonzalez Most rebounds season 1. Willie Powell 2. Bob Gonzalez 3. Willie Powell Assists career 1. Tony Poolheco ISorth Divisional Champs we’re still number one! Pictured above, standing. Lori Thompson. Rosanna Crank. Cita Begay. Barbara Powell. Kim O'Haco. Anna Van. Janet Scott. Robbie Powell. Rigena Getman, Darnell Scott. Jenifer Wilcox. Patty Benham; front row. Coach Harry Martin. Managers Sheila Polk, Susan Richey. Brenda Hayes, and Coach Don Petranovich. Scoreboard Winslow 58 Round Valley 42 Winslow 53 Flagstaff 35 Winslow 48 Kirtland 56 Winslow 36 Holbrook 38 Winslow 50 Snowflake 39 Winslow 49 Corona Del Winslow 60 Mingus 35 Sol 32 Winslow 71 Mingus 45 Winslow 61 Flagstaff 29 Winslow 51 Round Valley 32 Winslow 47 Chinle 38 Winslow 44 Holbrook 48 Winslow 62 Tuba City 46 Winslow 71 Parker 55 Winslow 57 Coconino 47 Winslow 39 Lake Havasu 36 Winslow 57 Snowflake 49 Winslow 57 Kingman 36 Winslow 45 Holbrook 30 Winslow 53 Tuba City 35 Winslow 44 Snowflake 42 Winslow 51 Window Rock 34 126 This year's varsity girls basketball team was receipient of the AA North Divisional Conference first place trophy. Named to the All Conference first team were Anna Van and Ceta Begay. Patty Benham made the second team and Barbara Powell received honorable mention. The Bulldogs went on to state defeating Kingman 6033. only to go and suffer a 35 49 loss to Corona Del Sol. This win moved Corona into the finals where they lost to Corona Del Sol. This win moved Corona into the finals where they lost to Snowflake 57 6. The girls had already beaten Snowflake 44 42 earlier in the season. Rigena Getman was named to the all state first team and Ceta Begay was named to the second team. Anna Van Darnell Scott Girl’s basketball records Most points career 1. Cita Begay 738 2. Anna Van 628 3. Rigena Getman 460 Consecutive free throws 1. Anna Van 12 2. Cita Begay 6 3. Patty Benham 6 Most points season 1. Cita Begay 344 2. Anna Van 290 3. Rigena Getman 212 Most rebounds season 1. Anna Van 256 2. Barbara Powell 198 Most rebounds career 1. Anna Van 746 2. Barbara Powell 379 3. Rigena Getman 268 Free throws percentage 1. Cita Begay 63% 2. Patty Benham 62% 'r Barbara Ptfwell A29 JV prospects look good This years JV squad (boys) started off their season great, winning 5 of the first 6 games, finally finishing the season with a 7-8 record. Members of the team are top. right. Richard Moncayo, Brian Greer. David Williams. Tom Hayduko-vich. George Ngai. Charles Anderson. Wayne Oso, Dudley Clark, Larson Shultz. Scott Cole. Tom Harris, and Coach Ken Salas; Kneeling, Ray Land, and Layton Be tony. SCOREBOARD 79-80 Season Record 7 8 Winslow 50 Mingus 51 Winslow 79 St. Johns 30 Winslow 48 Snowflake 59 Winslow 51 Mingus 49 Winslow 46 Round Valley 41 Winslow 65 Holbrook 53 Winslow 50 Tuba City 46 Winslow 42 Window Rock 43 Winslow 59 Flagstaff 69 Winslow 47 Holbrook 63 Winslow 46 Coconino 43 Winslow 49 Flagstaff 61 Winslow 50 Chinle 53 Winslow 64 Tuba City 46 Winslow 63 Coconino 68 Winslow 41 Snowflake 52 for next year’s Varsity! This year's JV girls held their opponents to a season record of 15-2. Earning this outstanding record were. top. back row. Sara Sedillo, Charlotte Her zog. Lori Haydukovich, Leah Reynolds. Coach Henry Martin. Myrtle Be gay. Saraphine Lee. Clara Dixson; front row. Bernita Lester. Sylvia Keyonnie. Vera Ruiz. Lisa Montano. Henrietta Padilla. Diane Perez. Cindy McGuire; at left. Henrietta Padilla, at right. Lisa Montano. SCOREBOARD 7 80 Season Record 152 Winslow 49 Round Valley 27 Winslow 31 Kirtland N.M 42 Winslow 30 Snowflake 32 Winslow 41 Mingue 28 Winslow 58 Mingue 40 Winslow 52 Round Valley 29 Winslow 73 Holbrook 31 Winslow 59 Tuba City 42 Winslow 46 Window Rock 44 Winslow 60 Flagstaff 18 Winslow 63 Holbrook 35 Winslow 37 Coconino 35 Winslow 41 Flagstaff 22 Winslow 58 Chinle 37 Winslow 45 Tuba City 42 Winslow 43 Coconino 32 Winslow 48 Snowflake 42 131 Freshmen have tough season Freshman basketball players had a tough season and ended up with 8 wins and 10 losses. Outstanding players were Mike Han sen, Danny Gonzales. Tim Pate, and Mike Wilcox. This year's freshman basketball team consisted of. kneeling, Mike Petranovich, Joey Baillon. Edwin Bahe. Brad Fink. Robert Astorga; standing. Coach Jim Baker. Paul Capps. Alex Ray, Danny Gonzales. Freddy Gonzales. Tim Pate. Ed die Larson, Mike Hansen. Adam Rogers. Mike Wilcox, and Brian Hancock. As it was in the beginning This was the first year Winslow High has ever had a freshmen girls basketball team. Despite the fact of being wet behind the ears, they had a pretty impressive record. A striking 7 wins and 2 losses. Team members with the manager and coach after their successful season top. seated. Jenise Nelson. Lisa Hadnot. Rowena Oso. Diane Dunham Brenda Kincaid. Potoula Kretsedemas; kneeling. Priscilla Attakai, Erma linda Yazzie. Viola Goldtooth. Julia Tso, Cynthia Lopez. Mary Rockwell standing. Ms. Melissa Terry. Diana Dinger. Karen Scott. Jacqueline Chis chillie. Carla Darnell. Tammy Chambers, and Lisa Hylton. jLh. challengers beware To become and stay a varsity wrestler a contender must be earning passing grades in at least four of his classes per semester and win over all other challengers in his weight division. Above, varsity wrestlers, front row. Anthony Descheenie, Henry Marquiz. Arthur Martinez. James Paddock. Ronnie Yazzie. Mark Stewart. Coach Bob Crosswhite; center. Marty Freeman. Wayne Garner. Troy Vizcaya. Tony Lomeli, Her bert Grey, Rory Whipple; last row. Mgr. Terry Chischillie, Ricky Sedillo, Bobby Burage. Bobby Candelaria. Roger Seymour. Troy Lilly. Eddie Fritz. SCOREBOARD WINSLOW OPPONENTS 36 Chinle 6 34 Tuba City 27 41 Coconino 10 29 Holbrook 33 23 Snowflake 20 62 Window Rock 6 21 Holbrook 38 36 Flagstaff 16 Varsity Tournaments Mingus 1st Snowflake 2nd Pooria 13th Doc Wright-3rd State 14th Conference 3rd Garner, Marquez deemed champs Winslow varsity wrestlers took 3rd in divisional and 14th in State after a 6 win 2 loss sea son. In this season's play the team sacrificed only 2 games to their adversary, Holbrook. Two varsity wrestlers proved themselves outstanding and capable wrestlers. Henry Marquez captured 3rd at State and won division champion in the 112 lb. class. Wayne Garner took division champion in the 145 lb. class. 1J6 JV wrestlers twist their way to an 8-3 season SCOREBOARD WINSLOW OPPONENTS 48 Chinle 15 36 Tuba City 23 27 Holbrook 41 36 Flagstaff 21 42 Coconino 0 22 Holbrook 34 31 Holbrook 27 21 Snowflake 40 39 Snowflake 21 38 Window Rock 13 41 Holbrook 23 Left, bottom row. Arthur Martinez, Willis Begay. Orlando Alex. Theodore Roosevelt; middle row. Troy Viscaya. Curtis Doucette. Randy Baumgarner. Robert Joe; top row. Greg Campbell. Joe Ono. Curtis DeWitt. 137 Right, top row. Bobby Candelaria, Julius Keyonnie. Ricky Sedillo; middle row. Troy Viscaya, Joe Ono. Hoskie Nelson. Robert Joe; bottom row. Arthur Martinez. Gary Begay, Stanley Montano. WINSLOW OPPONENTS 41 Joe City (JV) 24 24 Tuba City 42 27 Holbrook 30 15 Flagstaff 48 9 Coconino 51 30 Holbrook 34 33 Holbrook 20 48 Snowflake 3 30 Snowflake 12 17 Flagstaff 47 Freshman wrestlers face a competitive season, 4-7 1W AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSORS 139 nobody can do it like McDonald’s canl north Park Plaza REMEMBER THE REMINDER 289-3361 Congratulations From ROLL-A-BOWL KEN SUMMERS. PAT DlNINO CENTRALDRUG Congratulations Seniors 289-2911 2nd K insley Winslow, Arizona 140 Butler Agency 213 Kinsley 9-2444 Award Winning Photography Photography Studio surnown MOBIL HOME PARK 512 E. Third Street 3001 W.H. 66 Winslow Yvonne Howeth Prop. 9-2610 3434 Wometco 141 BABBITT BROS. TRADING CO Super Market Department Store Home Center Supermarket And Department Store Located In Shopping Center At 3rd Prairie Your store for all your needs. Established in 1889. 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RECREATION WASTE WATER SANITATION CEMETERY FROM YCXJR MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS 1S7 City of Winslow This great, growing, traumatic, terrific, crazy year in pictures e- f RE..a m TS8 Before The last page! During After As the Meteor staff finishes its work for the year, this book has become more than ink on paper; it is 9 months of planning♦ research, laughter and tears. I would like to thank Mrs. Roberts, our adviser, the photographers, and the staff. We tried a new approach over last year, and we hope you enjoy it. We did. —Joey, editor