Yuma Union High School - El Saguaro Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

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IW A BEAM ,I edu? 440 ,ff 7 7 IW, pair PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF I I M J C5 YUMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL A Q 1,76 , ' ' ' MARK ARNOLD, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF pf f ,f 1 JOYCE WHITE, BUSINESS MAN 1' 0 MR. TOM OLARKIN ADVISOR zzf'-fr:-1.'-ww. V , J Qggig W my kwg' QMAWA xgil' lf'jyAM F f V ff iiwfifcwf is N fffizijfw QJJ396 SH Sf xx A . Q X Q N N ,gy is R J fy1myWWIy G' W Wifi W , W 'fox 1521! .JV 3 Q? MGH Mlm' W' A My ff ??f1.Q xffEQi5 My M' 9 5024- UQ Q . 4 X N ' gn. 9 Ujf zff My -rf,-ng------uf-wv---f----V v-v--W - - - V V - -v-'Y'-7-Y V .- -Y , . 1 PM Ulf! MQ- an-fwaiiff Ek fvww 'MM MXN 4351.1- ' fyffi lik 'mn E 2:51 fx 'ah-, 6'-'L Q, '4L...4 :ALQQCK ?f2Q '40 -1-. Q,:3?K ,4 -,Qt ' of' 257'- 'Zffff Wjfffgvf MQQWM WWMWWWMMZQ WM numrunsmnnnm .M YEKUWW ffm? W ZZ 'M0'3UCfQf-QMD, HUNHR QQ FINE HRH ff UUH5 44' , ,giwagiwkl gf! f4ff5'N 5'C'Al. X ,'-.f'V . Cr 'VX X GX Q N 5,9 'M ff kA,1,,M gg HWERTISINL ' 'K mg l fa f Relaxing W7 yy .M we ., A X g s lx I of PX. .- an 'e - ff a at A f - IJY' ' J 1 :f,XI'he student body and faculty of !YUHS! have X R99 the great privilege of having as a teacher Mr. liam fBil1Q Brennan. If :ji Bill Brennan has been teaching B a for six years and in that length of time h worked his way from English teacher to Head of the Drama Department. The Drama Club and National Thespians, both sponsored by Mr. Brennan, have flourished since he f began directing their projects and activities. 1 The E1 Saguaro Staff feels that the greatest honor they can bestow on anyone is the dedication of the annualg and so, we the annual staff humbly dedi- cate The 1960 E1 Saguaro to Mr. William Brennan. fs . N H 4 Es Z DEDICATIO W -'-f Bill Brennan has received an award for the Drama Club Play every year he has directed it. 5. e 7 I L, W WSW? My lj Jygpis . 'P' 4' ' W 94 , HUMINISIRHIIUN Affffff? iv' e IHIHUY 25 wif if Aj N Aifikwfifi Qs? SCHOOL BOARD ............,....... .... . . . IO SUPERINTENDENT .... ..... ............... 1 1 ADMINISTRATION .... ..................... 1 2 FACULTY ...... ............................ 1 4 ADgNIST '1SE AS NTS . . . ....... . . 20 I FXR? 3X iiiiiafifl A C4.lh.u.0ujQ,QwwL Cl,0.lfjh,QJvQ.LL2JlixLJlf1,vEjfl.Q, , ,TY I ' I' Tw,,1v9LW- 1 4J,,,2f of fwl-img G'4 Ajf'jf0 ,7Z4,,,2L,Z'v7f3f -7'L, . WW Q O7 ,LM fvfdgvgx J .jf MMJWM A ,LN 0,201 ,ffm ,ml If ' FIN , X 0 .,pfoc,Q,,,.,4J. ffgfpfm ff-Mfg? jaw ,av-vi. Q M aff ,ff ,, f nf, , 72Zf, !,MK My ,FM W JM sq fx filbwiia ,fmw V JWTMWWVJ Q gm do WM my ,gf 16515 WWWM My 'Wm v?W,fM'M bmp 5,4 X NMQWJW ww Nw 0ffJ,ffqJm Mm W do fnfgfvfwi ,w v A Y W 0 W Qiw9 fjfWMQ bf W www? . W Q M ADW M wvyiffiwflf A ffsw W Q3 ff' I 'Q . HN... S. R. Blake, President Robert I. Moody, Clerk Horace B. Griffen, Outgoing Clerk We proudly present the Yuma Union High School District Board of Education, a group of truly educated people who are charged by the electorate of this district with the re- sponsibility of conducting school business and affairs. We thank them one and all for their continued efforts on behalf of our school, the stu- dent body and school employees. To our out-going member, Mr. Horace Criffen, a special thank you for his tireless work on our behalf. To our newest member, Mr. Robert Consaul, congratulations for the confidence displayed in him by the voters of this area. To President Sk RH Blake,da special salute for the leadership he has displayed in the conduct of the affairs 0 t e Boar . Helene T. Bennett, Member Patrick K. Hodges, Member Robert W- Consaul, Member f 3 1 15:5 I., in 4. l il.: -,,f. net, Q E ',A' On behalf of the Yuma Union High School District Board of Education, the administrators, teachers, and classified staff may I take this opportunity to congratulate the Class of 1960 on their successful completion of four years of study and activity and wish them well in whatever walk of life they choose to follow. May they prosper and reap the full reward of their efforts. Our thanks also to the student body as a group for the marvelous cooperation and studious ef- fort that has marked this past scholastic year, a year that will go down in the annals replete with progress and accomplishment. May we all in years to come find pleasure in the perusal of these pages so full of happy mem- ories of friends, places, and things. Warren B. Sirrine Superintendent YUHS District Mr. Manes-The member of the Administration at YUHS who seems more like a friend than an administrator is our prin- cipal, Mr. Bill Manes. He is always willing to stop what ever he is doing to talk to or help a student or a member of the faculty. . ,K ff-- Mr. Martinez-In the short Ume our vice principal has been here, he has proven himself to be an able and efficient member of the Administration. Mr. Martinez is a true friend of the students and is always willing to help them. ADMINISTRATIO GUIDANCE DEPT. Mr. Hackbarth Mrs. Sunders Mrs. Leonard Mr. Conrad Mr. Rucker Mr. Clay Mr. Banta Have a problem? Co to the Guidance Department. This group of people is always willing to help any student with a problem. They are also in charge of the SQT tests many have taken this year. Mr. Biltz-One of the most capable and understanding men on campus is Mr. Biltz, the registrar. He has the task of keeping track of the students-all 1500 of them. .. j .f.-who 'f YV iv .,.g-1.-4 Mr. Hutchison-Mr. Hutchison has held many offices at YUHS, including Principal and Asst. Princi Jal. He has done well in both of these but has really done an out- standing job as Business Manager. Mr. Hackbarth-Mr. Earl Hackbarth, our counselor, has the difficult task of helping the students solve their prob- lems and aiding them in choosing a col- lege to continue their education. ADMINISTRATION-13 Mr. Alford Banta Mr. William Brennan Miss Alice Brinton Mrs. Helen Burtch Mr. Farris Callaway Mr. Tom Clarkin Mr. Warren Conrad Miss Barbara Cook Miss Robin Coon Mr. Raymond Drysdale Mr. Wendell Freeze -TEACHERS f v .......-...,,...s ,. , Hn. . ,.., ., 5 A , .z - i -. 1 1 fi: Mr. Robert Frazier Miss julia Cillig Mr. A. I. Hackworth Mr. Pat Ham Mrs. Lucile Haughtelin X Mrs. Hem-ieua Hixon ,V ' fx M KV AJ wx L! J Q I Vfxj ,ow Mr. Lawrence Johnston Ky A i 4 Mr. Robert Kelley Mr. Willis Kimbrough Mrs. Winifred Leonard Miss Leanne McCoy TEACHERS-15 M gf! A M ', Q . ,- g , 1 1' 'f 1 Q I ' . 1 aff sr , .1 1.,..s -i.A, 4V',, . . M w. ...I Mrs. Marjory Middleton Miss Billie lean Narramore Miss Ianice Partello Mr. C- A- Patterson l J! gif' Mr. john Rucker Mr. joe Sanchez Mrs. Mary Saunders Mrs. Vaughn Scott Miss Mary Shields Mr. Eugene Shroyer 16-TEACHERS r I I 3-llfw , , ' qsffg Z, Mr. Edwin Soergel Mrs. Stella Sorensen Mr. Robert Speidel Mr. Floyd Weil 7: ' If Mrs. Carol Walker Mr. john Weston Mr. Ronald Wood Mr. Norman Wooten Mr. Charles Turpin Mr. Richard Zahniser TEACHERS .ni 181-TE'-C3ER5 . ., . ,...,-........l Miss Ruth Foster Mr. Carl Greenwell Mr. Paul Caldwell Mr. Clifford Bryan Mr. Leon Maehling Miss Pauline Reed El Saguaro regrets to say that the following teachers did not have their pictures taken. The teachers whose pictures El Saguaro did not receive are: Mr. lack BeDillion Mr. Socorro Martinez Mr. Bill Booth Mr. Iohn Province Mr. George Clay Mr. Jay Close A Mr. Eugenelllolehan Miss Lynn Lahtinen nb.x.nn.u41aul..l.,uu..l1.,.1.,.: . ,. .,-1, Miss Edna Rodgers Mr. Sam Salerno l Mr. Thomas Soto Mr. Frank Thomas Mr. Robert Tuggle Mr. Oro Turley Mr. Eugene Walker Miss Paloma White Mr. Carl Winters Mr. Marvin Rosengarten '-'n-wvmmm, , M, N FHHIHY SIENHIURH C90 coffin gong ofa 4,.,,,0g,,, Vj3m 1 Aff A-vc-4 Zpfv F4022 Exact- ,. ,.,., , .,..f ! n i..4.1-u-u-l,JJw-.lf- jg., Vmzwuf. far ' MW4. n..f.4..,:4,.J C-.4Q,o.,4.4.n-4-J .Q ,L L7 W 117W-ffw.1.NQL. 4 NURSE-Mrs. Kettunen Mrs. Kettunen, school nurse, has a job which keeps her busy through the day. When she isn't work- ing in her office, she is helping in the regist.rar's office or telephoning to find out if an absent student is feeling better. Mrs. Levins and Mrs. Coffeen, the registrars sec- retaries, are two of the hardest worked people on campus. They help keep track of all the students at the high school. REGISTRAPCS SECRETARIES O ., My , K i wl -' ,,, K ...Q l 'g- L ' ' lx BOOKSTORE MANAGER-Mrs. Beeler Thanks to Mrs. Beeler, the YUHS is supplied with the books, papers, pencils, and other articles needed by the students. We are lucky to have as responsible a per- son as our bookstore manager. The mimeograph room is responsible for making up all the tests and bulletins. Mrs. Power is the one who takes the responsibility for these things. Mrs. Powers-MIMEOGRAPH . '-' A 'o 'Q ,4 is 0,00 'A E tl ,v - ll f l xi f 'J X F-60 1 1:3 ' MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS A very responsible group are the women who assist the Administration in the main office. They are always cheerful and willing to help the students. The YUHS bus drivers are a group of the most indispensible people on campus. They not only drive students to and from school but are always willing to make their rounds in order that we may go to extra- curricular school activities. BUS DRIVERS M . . -f -...W N f I, A . ' 1 f ,K r A! A p y vy,A ,A , s i I an , U ' , .Y , 21, A , v 4 u I 1 ,ft . CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Rose Lee has heard many compliments concerning the food they prepared and served this year to hungry students at YUHS. Have you ever noticed how clean the school is? Thanks to our maintenance crew, YUHS is complimented as being one of the most extra-ordinarily well kept campuses in the state. MAINTENANCE , , m , W Max ew! 3MQLzWUiM JWM5 EM W WW M Wwfg 7k wa, W WWALOJMHUJXQJO Kwflvyejtvqlwd X fruiwufje 7jMQ,,fff',.1p J AWE? NMS dbww MXL MKQ' MKJTWV' ' 5,,W,,f7v,,JfY fwfwf W ff? 159 M gkbfff as by Q, Vg W an ab' W Pj? W' ?Qw9-ywwmrwnmqwwwmvn www. ....H,--- -.1-W ,-W 1-,W 4 MQ , --.'.i.,w-N,-..'.,--,-1 -.ff- fv fy - 'ff W- -- 'Y-' r- - f-f'-wwf'-A-Ml:-V'-,Maw-'V-ww. -,.,f-V--.f-if ww-4-'wvfmwwvvfagfq , - Wyfy. My 03 MWZWE W MWUJ A K5 WJ ww W MYFQW W W GIRL LEAGUE- TE .... 26 AMS-BOYS' .27 Hardy Ng, Ray Szarek, Judi Dora, Michael Mains, Ianice Farley, Ann Harrell, Mr. Shroyer, Ronnie Ewing, Harvin Ng, Tino Almadova, jan Andersen, Robert Merino, Steven Copple. ' TUDE T COUNCIL ' Bully the Badgers, Horsemeat for a Treat, Free the T-Birds, Put Mittins on the Kittens, ..... just an example of the many pep booster cards provided the student body during the football and basketball seasons, by the Student Council. During the Y-Day activities for choosing a queen, the students were confronted with a new system, brought before them by the Student Council. Yuma Union High School was also honored during the month of December by hosting the State Student Council Convention. Even though only three months of school had passed before the convention was to be held, our Student Council represented us, the student body, most commendably to the state. ll it ' .. - ,fm .f 5 Ze W .fs 'B fi ffwffifx 5 Qf nw mv fy ff? N9 Mg -3 MQW 1 mb ifigfzgffa, Ayqfv Obocgtgisiaqgrgr ' f 'qi - 4 E?T6 l C K, 51321613115 Ann Harrell, Stud et fSgr Janice Farley, Student Bo dyT if Egg resi ent C7 CISUTG The women of the campus are all in- cluded in the organization known as Girls' League. Girls' League sponsors Twirp Season and Bow and Sucker Day. L. to R., Row 1: Judy Vaughn, Faye Kelley, Josephine Villegas. Row 2: Ar- milda Golden, Marilyn Szarek, Linda Barnette, Priscilla Coodale, Susan Ferro. Row 3: Becky Ewing, Judy Bradford, Pat Ciermann, Jamie Thomas, Judi Dora. Row 4: Miss YVhite, Miss McCoy, Mrs. Burtch, and Mrs. Saunders. 'Fly js f : e i F - , GIRL ' LEAGUE COUNCIL ffvaoadb fm Jw? .Z 4- GIRLS' STATE Sponsored by the American Legion, these six girls embarked upon a week's experience last June at Tucson, devoted to learning the uropesl' of a democratic government. are sure they are much the wiser for A VX l ' , J X x J 'N UJ f Y r EW Qi ly -fl A A J NN V' l J ,lu JV dl Jhqjll lilly YU AX 'UYUXV V ,. ,V .Maur N ' ga JA M K, WNW LM M, .ifllxw fb W 05 L. to R., Row 1: Linda Barnette, Judi Dora, Pat Giermann, Joan Watkins, Ann Harrell, Armilda Colden. The Associated Men Students is the organiza- tion of men on campus. The AMS sponsors a talent show and helps finance the YUHS Foreign Exchange Program each year. L. to R., Row 1: Duke Spelce, Ron Guiles, Jeff Fritz. Row 2: Leroy Raebel, Steven Copple, Marty Raebel, Alvin Fletcher. AMS CQUNCIL BOYS' STATE As representatives of Yuma Union at Boys' State, these eight boys proceeded to absorb all they could about government in i one week last june. They'd probably be the r first to tell you that it's no easy task. L. to R., Row 1: Pat Conner, Ron Guiles, Harven Ng, Mike Mains, Ron Ewing. Row 2: Hank Tester, Roger Van Duzer, Ray Szarek, Alvin Fletcher. TUDE T REPRE ' , i' 'X 1 Left to Right: Bonnie Elliott, Karin Smith, Roger Van Duzer, Carol Ay, Cathey Fszol. Row 2: Tino Almadova, Charlie Chapman, Leroy Smith, Ray Carter, Israel Solis. Reorganization was the word which became well known to those who were honored with a position in the Student Representative Council, formerly called Student Representative Advisory Council. The Student Repre- sentative Council became a leadership training class, not only taking care of projects submitted b students, but also seeing films, hearing speakers, and making trips. This made a most worthwhile year for those who participated. The Executive Committee consisted of: President ....... .................................... . . Roger Van Duzer Vice President ......... ...... L eroy Smith Recording Secretary ..... ....... C arol Ay Corresponding Secretary Cathey Fszol Rep. to Student Council .... . . . Tino Almadova Treasurer ............. ....... K arin Smith Parliamentarian ......... .. Charlie Chapman Sergeant at Arms ............ .... R ay Carter Foreign Exchange Student ..... Israel Solis Historian ............... . . . Bonnie Elliott E TATIVE COUNCIL Walt Ruth, Linda Ghiotto, Lydia Espinoza, Bruce Westover, Sue Ann Newman. Marilyn Pittman, Dave Mellon, Charles Leroy, Alfred Rodriquez, Peggy Measures. Sharon Logan and Edward Hancock. Dave Schumacker, Sheryl Stone, Terry Goodwin, Shirley Spicer, Robert Pancrazi. x ,, 1 V I A . 4 ll in ' I: :r --, H X ff 4 Q ,--r A 1 M s i t 1 a Abe Piceno, jerry Iohnson, Ian Davis, Manuel Souza, Lest Hartnett. J vm b N Wi , A '31 'i ,1f,'xffi7 ' ' 'If Q P V lv 3 4 Wd' 'fJ. ., lil 4 l ' li X ul all J X 3- Tracey Franklin, Henry Roddenberry, Rene Lozar. ' 1 - - A Ly W 9 'sqft . dl , . . ,. A iq., 'L' Y' .-:L Linda Beck, Kitty Mercado, Jeff Norris, Rita Baxter. l l illfflll Susie Stalk, Betty Amstutz, Mike Beatty, Kay Arnold. SN XC-Ti Lk, L Ll X ef ,V 01,-gi, 51, ,ML 69- ww A 4 5?-5. , If , ' , A N 'F ' ' A-K, Sffflbfkl J 5 .4Z.,,2.Tf ,gwpu 4- '- C., KDS-Q1 L1 4 A' ..l,.f?fz,f L,Q f,5 'Q2 1215 Lu .Q ' , 'D 2 Q 1 fi! L 7 Ui-f'6l f75.L, -fr QQ? AAf -5'A- ft' IEPLQ ' bfi 2 f6fC',,lf 'l A 1 'x ' I X N . A Liv X Q-XXLL Lk 11,0-A X! ' Qfkpf-L,,l ,hu U---:gy L4 fx ' ,ffj.Ln-,z,jrk7 Dv-Ly C1,,LQ! K 1 23 9145 J 9 LfixQQ.Q,,f,.,L D 6 ZLZL M95 VS- rfliafxx.,-fini ,Tilk ,f'XA,4j,,fj- blxC',:,4sJ4,LQ,qj I , 1 ,NU I -. KIA A-4, V-N5 LL fywxft wN.Q,AJ A LT V If Jf df!! 0 J 14,1 ,-,,V 1.,d.ff ,Q K 1f ,!LAi4 ' ffffglf-f'YQjZk-rjifvclx-I Sc E ' J ' Af Q5 Cf Y-DAY QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS ....... VALEDICTORIAN .......... SALUTATORIAN .... ..... TOP TEN ...... ...... ....... CAMPUS KINGS AND QUEENS ...... PERSONALI TIES ...... ...... GIRLS OF THE MONTH .... Wy xiii? wyyffliffyfp N . KP fiiifggl X Q59 W, Q' ' 5AgcZo5iijDBPbiE'N SPS' 'J . 40 32 my figbgzlgfw if . wp S - Gr Q ko ziggy F l .. R R my 'X ve- x .. 't EQ wiv if M4 3:2 'fgy YJJAY QUEEN Eafdara Em ATTENDANTS 'K' clay Jia Gaifro Jaw, Jc.,ff.,,, a-OVC' W' 5152! WMM' N7W!,.Qf4f'Zf WMV A fm . WW 4 juah SDM ,adj olfwla JJ,-,um Matthew Wong 34-VALEDICTORIAN Matthew Wong led the class of 1960 in academic achievement with a 1.0000 average. Matthew not only works to a great capacity but also has a sense of humor which has won him many friends. He is the son of Doctor and Mrs. Matthew Wong. He won a scholarship from the Uni- versity of Arizona. Our best wishes to Matthew Wong as he graduates sure of success in whatever he chooses to do I ..,J.,,., ww' a.,,,,..,.7 ' Q0 -vs 6 m,7...,, 7 ,, 1.40 -4- Ways' Jean :Jacoby ended her four years o high school with the realization of her dream of be- coming salutatorian. Her quiet manner and friendly smile brought her an abundance of companions. Our heartiest con- gratulations to Jeang best wishes in whatever you do. Jean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacoby. Jean Jacoby SALUTATORIAN-35 7 Jtefg' -fmaf'-,i1, it-I agree - TOP TE Top Ten scholastically in the class of 1960 were: Matthew Wong Harven Ng gran jacgbg gergha eorge a s uz nne rvv1n Robert Whaley Charles Urtuzuastequi Susan Ferro Marianne Duffy These students are to be congratulated for their achievements. fwww gWMMMAMW f ff M WW W5 K if M H QQ! y SIG AT RES K ' WWM55 0 , ' Q , ff Q . M if MA g W? Wifi MW 'WWW BAND SPARK PLUG Sz SWEETHEART Harven Ng, jackie Foley RCDYALTY A FFA SWEETHEABT Linda Beck RODEO QUEEN Linda Stewart 38-ROYALTY COMMERCIAL LEADERS' SWEETHEART Linda Miller TWITTEB KING dz TWIRP QUEEN Ish Castro, Linda Barnette POLL MISS 61 MR. POPULARITY MISS 51 MR- CHEERFUL Judi Dora, Ray Szarek Lydia Castro, Mike Mains ful' MISS 6: MR. FRIENDLY MISS PEP, MR. ATHLETE Janice Farley, Ish Castro Barbara Bess, Leroy Raebel POPULARITY-89 SEPTEMBER-Susan Ferro Vlqq Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Con: cert Choir, Choralairs, Operetta, Girls League Council, Publicity Chairman, Junior Representative, Melody Club NHS, Commercial Leaders, Pres., Srl Class Play, SRAC. with . E lr, Q . M if , Milli H jimi T N it OCTOBER-Pat Giermann Pep Club, Wardens Club, Modeling Club, French Club, Latin Club, SRAC, El Saguaro, Ad Manager, Girls' League Co cil, NHS, Pres., Z Club, FTA. Z ONTA lgypaj MARCH-Suzanne Irwin Girls' League, Ir.Science Club, Sr. Sci- ence Club, NHS, Math Club. APRIL-Sally Bashline H Math Club, Science Club, Latin Club, French Club, NHS, Sr. Class Play Staff, Girls' League. FEBRUARY-Bonnie Hosford Latin Club, FTA, Melody Club, Z Club, Sec., Math Club, French Club, Treas., NHS, jr. Class Play, Ticke Manager, Sr. Class Treasurer, Girls League, Adv. Girls Glee. 40-GIRLS OF THE MONTH JANUARY-Laura Leigh Finch Varsity Band, Latin Club, Math Club, Treas., Z Club, NHS, Foreign Exchange Student to D e n m a r k, Girls' League, Lyres Club. SS MAY-Judi Dora Girls' League, Frosh Rep. to Student Council, jr. Pep Club Chairman, Varsity Cheerleader, Soph. and Ir. Class Sec., Ir. and Sr. Y-Day Attendant, Girls' State, Pep Club, Modeling Club, Sec., Anchor Club, Wardens Club, Latin Club, Treas. al AI' DECEMBER-Linda Barnette National Thespians, Sec., Drama Club, El Saguaro, Ad Manager and Salesman, Girls' League, Friendship Chairman, Girls State, jr. Class Play, NHS, VVardens lx PON ml NOVEMBER-janet Malone SRAC, Varsity Cheerleader, Ther- mometer, Editor, FTA, Historian, Pres. Modeling Club, Quill and Scroll, Sec. Drama Club, Latin Club, NHS, Treas. 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EL SAGUARO The publication of an annual entails a great amount of work as those of the staff readily know. This activity took them from S-13 all around the campus searching for pictures and ideas for copy. With the dead- line forever coming closer and closer, the pace became more hurried. But the deadline was met and now it was completedg the staff wi ed its brow and gave a deep sigh of reliefp and maybe for the senior members of the staff, a little of regret that the year had ended and the El Saguaro for 1960 had been finished. We hope you enjoy it. r l How many annuals did we sell? Joyce White, our business manager, was the one who could tell you, for she had the task of selling annuals and keeping track of the money. Barbara Bess, Associate Editor, jessica Reiss, Assistant Editor, and Betty Prather, Managing Edi- tor, filled their respective positions to the utmost. They helped make this annual a success. 44-EL SAGUARO I pw The Senior members of the staff carried a great deal of the load in the publication of the annual. Their experience aided greatly in the final product. The Senior members were: Fran McCollum, Sharon Logan, Elizabeth Airiola, Bertha Arias, Ann Harrell, Judy Vaughn. The new members of the staff found the year a most informative and enjoyable one. They worked and learned about the publication of a yearbook. As the year draws to a close they look back on time well spent and well worthwhile and look forward to next year on the El Saguaro staff. They were: Pat Arnold, Alicia Mumford, Mary Chilton, Virginia Shipp, Darlene Ridenour, Evelyn Frauenfelder. Sis Golden, typist, Linda Barnette, Advertising Manager, Shirley Spelce, Assistant Business Manager, undertook not only their own responsibilities but also seemed to find time to help the newer members of the staff with their layouts and copy. it I-J V Three more competent members of the staff were Buddy Bogle, Wayne Shannon, and Victor Torres. They worked on art and photography for the annual. Reporters: Shelia Sands, Glenda Morris, Fran Hoggatt. Sports Editor: Bob Tedrow Assistant Sports Editor: Dave Dalton Reporters: Roy Rohror Wayne Shannon 46-THERMOMETER Business Manager Karen Kellogg Managing Editor: Kathy Dewhirst Advertising Mgr.: Carol Wainer I Photographer: john Roll Reporter: Gail McDonald ,tifgtxgaiir Q ack? fdddd Twice a month our Thermometer was delivered to us, bringing news of the latest in sports, social events, platters, cars, and the men about campus. The Thermometer provides an opportunity for interested students to gain valuable journalistic ex- perience. Under the editorship of janet Malone and the capable advising of Mr. Tom Clarkin, the Ther- mometer staff is to be most heartily congratulated on aiob well done. 5 I , K 4 fffl X X Xxx 1 X x . x . V ali 1 . 1 at ffm? W i . a c ,LUICERMOMETER M at WLcf J' J , jfifdl Jf,n:'!L Kr iffy :JVM X0 w' Him we could not do without, is a statement which expresses our feelings toward our faithful advisor, Mr. Tom Clarkin. He helped smooth over the rough places which appear sometimes in our journalistic efforts. He not onl was advisor to the Thermomenter stafyf, but to the El Saguaro staff as well. We sincerely appreciate the constructive criticism and helpful guidance extended to us throughout the year, by Mr. Tom Clarkin, our faculty advisor. Mr. Clarkin THERMOMETER-47 X M ,aaa i 1 he lk H dwg W: .. S m'Q.1, .QL h K E x a , W x I WI' 9 ig. 'Q Q I i 1 'J 1 N Y 'K I N P . 5 , V 1 N .3 ,, . Q3 1 6 1.4 . 'a -n ,re W , -L , X au 2 1 K m.,',swf?' 'AX .J ,, 2' 1 ' -SK M ...wr ...L-ebs .' , X a X A n My w.. 's . 2 vb' 1 Qs ,-f x 35, 1 siivl ul x in H. I.. xv M , , xN Q constitutes Melodx Club wluch sponsors the Clll'1Sf.Tl'llS Progr 1m the Christmas Dance, the operetta, and a trip to Tucson by the club Il1C,I11lJ6lS Ind entitled Wh It in the WVorld M IDX letters were sent from Arizona schools complimentlng Mr. Robert F razier, director of the entire vocal department at YUHS for 1959-60, did a tremendous job in teaching the students the tme meaning of music. His choirs have received praise from all who have heard them. Our sincerest compli- ments to Mr. Frazier for his outstanding work in the field of music. 4 G FERLS' . , ' GL-E-E Making their first appearance in the Christmas program sponsored by the YUHS Music Department marked the beginning of a peppy year for the Freshmen Girls' Clee. This group, which is not composed entirely of Freshmen girls, gave a special performance for the Yuma Kiwanis Club and also sang at the Fiesta in Song held in March. Under the capable direction of Mr. Robert F razier, they were taught to love music by leaming to sing well. -2 QA Q. 0 GUQLS i junior Girls' Clee, the the YUHS music program this year. 'Other functions at which they performed were the Fiesta in Song and the Annual Banquet of the Salva- tion Army. During this past year, these girls received their musical appreciation from Mr. Robert Frazier. majoritv of the members being juniors and having two years experience in high school music, was a great asset to . --. s X 6 vw ' 1 N -K A X X 'J 511 ri' . X It v NK' 425. i T MAJORETTES Margo Harris Pam johnson janice Burgess Sarah Haught janet Smith, Head Majorette 52-BAN D K X f 'iff' ggi: fn 0 WL . .4 , .xxx QA-NX-'Af N g Q ,xx 'Qt . 1QXL ig 1, 'ii' ' Awsulzwkf ,WA A M fg f? ?.,?y . 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Q af' A k ,lx , 1 ,.-, - u, L. ,f , 59' .SQ 1 v 1 . ,fl '44, H Ewa., . , .,. f 54 . 4 iffy, 5 J hw' AW H ff ff 1 -sim:-M1 fi .wa-5 :if nf K i A , 5 v 'i 'z .3 ' dim 'U ,, .W i .1 .,..,,,..-.L,.s4.Q4f1suu5q-4 5 V V ' , 4 MODERN DANCEI3 ND Modern Danceband, a modern music class designed for the sole purpose of providing vocational musical experience for both terminal and non-terminal students, has been most active this past school year under their new leader, Mr. Floyd Weil VVhile receiving background in the problems of danceband and music theory, they were given actual training by entertaining at all the school dances. Also, Modern Danceband competed in the music festival at Tucson and in the spring they took a trip to the recording studios in Los Angeles. - x x K- his - Qfgii J'-'if :J Saga rfia, ' . L? X KP! W Sa- syff I f f ,i fw K , .,,.- ' is-ffl i '. Q Q bf , X M lx DANCE BAND-57 THE MELODY CLUB PRESENTS MELODY CLUB REVUE OGQMQQE MXL Qff cn-'--'- - The Melody Club, this year, presented, to the overwhelming approval of the Earth to gather material for an exclusive feature. There, really here, he forth is to be known as the Melody Club Revue. Unlike previous years, the entire presentation was written and produced by the members of the Melody Club. Keeping pace with the space age and the nb82Itl'likn influence, the story portrayed a Martian cub reporter from the Mars Daily Planet, who visited the Earth to gather material for an exclusive feature. There, really here, he met Lola, a beatnik, who showed him the scene. In the grand finale, a colorful wedding was held on Mars climaxing the return of NVhat and his fiancee, Lola. Our congratulations are most heartily extended to those members of the Melody Club for their unusual and entertaining production. MVP! l Jw WH Tl THE WORLD. OPERETTA-59 oy' Kp swiggff Siwfiy 09i5w is ti Milk 05 lM'iyl.i T, QMS W il' Ay gg yi Q T 'fIISiIS 5 gli A Q it dd i W srwilp Q will W Zci0 .. A 9 Rpimw ,, N50 This year the Senior Class produced a most unusual play, Our Townf, A play in which the au- dience was introduced to pantomime and imaginary props which stimulated the imagination. The acts were entitled Life, Love, and Death,', showing the simplicity and yet the reality of life itself. Those who attended were delighted with the presentationg a play unlike any that has ever been pre- viously shown on the stages of Yuma Union High School. Orchids to the class of 1960 for their produc- tion of Our Town. The Cast ... yi ,- 'il QQ 60-SENIOR CLASS PLAY Faye Kelly George Rouff Betty Prather Ken Harris Shirley Spelce Tom Pancoast Chuck Cochran Eddie McDan1el Ralph Brown Gene Thayer Jim Inman or SENIOR CLASS PLAY 61 THE CLASS GF 1961 PROUDLY PRESENTS E M 'fx CHAWLUT BY ,EAN GIRAUDoUx r K M X ku N, mgrn-:D nv MAUHCE vmm ACTING mmou +1 - ' TS DBAMPVHSCE PLP-Y SERVING. .,,....v.,,..r.,,a.--,..,..-...,..,,.. .., -.-.-.............--V-.V-. , Y-ve---1-...mp -.H e f-i'---- -mgfew-W--' The Baron and the President were sitting quietly talking about business. The business being that of finding oil under the very cafe in which they were sitting. The President had a wonderful background for this type of business, for he had passed counterfeit notes, taken pa1't in the narcotics business and other things making him president of eleven corporations, director of fifty-two companies, and other things too numerous to mention. But so much for the President. It seems logical that business could be discussed in the nice atmosphere of a little cafe quite freely. But how can you discuss business when a street singer sings La Belle Polonaiseng the flower girl asks if you,d like some violets, the ragpicker wants to know if you've dropped a hundred-franc note Cas if all money found lying around wasn't yoursjg the Deaf Mute lets you know that itis a wonderful morning but would have been much nicer if he hadn't seen you. And if that isnit enough, the shoelace peddler wonders if you really don't need new shoestringsg the Street Juggler juggles according to the stock market prices, and the Madwoman of Chaillot comes in and asks for her bones and gizzard!! VVhile all these interruptions and distractions have taken place you have rolled water under your tongue to taste the oil that supposedly is under the cafe. When you are finally settling down a little, in walks a policeman carrying your assistant. The policeman says he has drowned and begins to administer artificial respiration, even though the man isn't even wet. He explains that he must go by the book even though he caught and slugged the man before he jumped in. So on it went, The Madwoman of Chaillot proved to be a hilarious comedy. The Junior Class did a wonderful job of presenting it under the direction of Miss Coon. It was one of the most talked about plays presented on the stage of Yuma Union' High School. Our heartiest congratulations to the Junior Class for a job very well done. A xNXiiNXXR5axXInQ 'T gfvpyxx LQ EQ? xx '-K-rtrxk Lil, Ljxsl, ill, an ,V lik K y ' ..,. 1' 5 S' ., lx r V , XXXIS-,QSM T I Oixxlkxkw mxv,-X ULYC if xi X- Q K, n fl X.-Xxjxtvr X this Xl P LXR QLNVQ-. QCLXL, 4- XJXLL it 5. K va Sxk Q yi XXL at QA- C Xt Ky CL v 'N' Y K Y-X-K, x X LXJN-f LL, k V ' - xflxwlfp XXQNJL, Cf: Q Q5-X C ' V ! X X it NN uxxxx Mix-vu' Y X , i , 'T sk bekwgx X X K1',.gx,,, NQyLfx kgtx 0 1'1 IUNIOR CLASS PLAY-63 ,7.V,..,., -...,,...-..V..'v-W.w T..-W-M... H, -, -W.. --wr 1,-,,,. ,,,,,.m,.,.,,? , Y ... . . -. .M 4... . M -Willy! M l P M P ,val P l , it by V ' 1 pfv ' 1 - 0 1' Vx . I' ' Wa: lnklielslytxlll I EV' it fy ix X 1 Jig' MK llulvl' lvl 5 f ' Eg!-U fix P84 I X I Sojj ,Cyl y JN Q jx it dhwl y :R WL ev it ry if r , yy 5. is Mg KI D LADY NX qxvf ix' ,X it Jmiufgx , p K X f xi' 1 wb j '-'fy ' IN PSV' M N NV L .ti ' M V XJ, i t. QM? itll J' -if ' +,'. i The Cast Rehearsal, and more rehearsal, would the night ever come? February 3 and 4 marked the nights of performance so eagerly awaited by those in the Drama Club Play. A performance which was most commendable to all participants. The Drama Club Play was directed by Mr. VVilliam Brennan, while the student directors were Joyce VVhite and Mildred Bowman. Its title was Kind Ladyf the story of a kind lady whose friendli- ness is extended to a criminal, who makes her captive in her own home. Our hats off to the Drama Club for a memorable production. 64-DRAMA CLUB PLAY Mr. Foster Mary Herries Lucy Weston Rose Phyllis Clenning Peter Santard Henry Abbott Ada Doctor Mr. Edwards Mrs. Edwards Addie Edwards Gustav Rosenberg Servant john Roll Kitty Podolsky Betty Prather Brenda Wood Beverly Swabb Tom Pancoast Charles Stoddard Rene Lozar Ken Giss Vern Wall Gerri Powers Barbara Oliver Dave Franklin jessica Reiss REHEARSAL i!'xx1eav-.t .. -1-v ,.. ,. . DRAMA CLUB PLAY-65 v K' Lk' ,L I 'lb' L 1 ,, Q, I L ff ! ML 7 . f nl' L,'J Lixh I V V I QU ,Llf 'La Q , ,f.'0.. qs !1, 7 Q I I r 4 1 L.. It . - . .La f, w 71 . I L17 3 'thi I , f ,mix 'QL VL fn X fy It NLE Y 'LJ M4 U L' ., , , Jw 1 V , UL, Q, P ,' fc f ,XL 4 7 g,',' 1 l I, , ,f 6 n , , If , , -f' , 3- 1' v 1 , I 1 , , ,F -' wi ff attf' I, i ,., . M UV Wu ' R CV MV ,f if I ,jf JL IL JUJJH mu F is f , , . ,A K1 ffl! lkglif' 01,7 L fy 'fzfw fC'LL 1 U 9 NFA' 6 i 'MJ ul fb' 5 ,v 1 ,L,VL ' 'LY' 5, v ,I i Lys' ,V JL 5, X , If I I 1 f' 1 'ff I 1 I ,I I 1 . I I I j I I I ' ,f I I . - f 1 WI I J .I .f' . fy I K' X ANCHOR CLUB-ART CLUB ............ . . CLEFF CLUB-COMMERCIAL LEADERS . . . . . DRAMA CLUB-FIRE COMMISSION .... ..... FUTURE TEACHERS-FUTURE NURSES ..... FHA-FRENCH CLUB 1 .................. . . FFA JR.-FFA SR ..... . . . RIFLE Z CLUB ......... ........ . . KEY CLUB-LETTERMANS CLUB .... . . LATIN CLUB-LYRES CLUB . . . .... . . . . MODELING CLUB-MELODY CLUB ......... MATH CLUB-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL THESPIANS-OUTDOOR SPORTSMEN ,.... PEP CLUB-QUILL AND SCROLL ........ . RADIO CLUB-SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB . . . .I SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-WARDENS CLUB . .. . . , .'-- 1 The purpose of Anchor Club is to develop leadership and ideals of serv- ice in school and community life. An initiation party and their participation in the fund raising campaign for the Crippled Children's Society are examples of their ac- tivities. The main project of the club is the purchase of glasses for students who are in need of assistance. Vice-President Frances Hoggatt Secretary Nancy Gong Treasurer Brenda Wood Sponsor Bill Booth l President Judy Vaughan Vice-President Brenda Wood Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Leeper Sponsor Mrs. Saunders To stimulate an interest in the arts and to provide outside activities connected with art are the purposes of Art Club. The Beaux Arts Ball was one of their mun projects this year and their float won second place in the Y Day parade. President Trini Lopez President um The purpose of the Cleff Club is to advance the interest of instrumental music in school and community life. The main activities of the club have been .1 Gary Stein i dance and a picnic. Vice-Presidenfc Harriet Bic ers , ' ' Secretary-Treasurer K Cay Nixon - VJ ' NV Sponsor - Mr. Weil M V83 N sins W?3fEfgal ii The purpose of Commercial Leaders is to organize the students who have had commercial subjects into a club. The activities have been a picnic, sponsoring speed contests in shorthand and typing, and the annual Commercial L ead ers Sweetheart Dance. Vice-President Elsie Hamon Secretary-Treasurer Linda Miller Sponsors Mr. Holehan Mr. Rucker President Susan Ferro l . ,N ' Q 'N W ni' x I I I 1, ' 3 A fl , W 5. K ' JL-N1,1'1,:', C Vice-President Sandy Phillips Secretary Linda Stewart Treasurer Jessica Reiss Sponsors William Brenn John Weston President all Joyce White FIRE COMMISSION l D l l The purpose of Drama Club is to create interest in Drama and to give students the chance to participate in dramatic activities. The main activities of the Drama Club this year was the presentation of their annual Drama Club Play. President Tina Almadova ' t ' X, I FUTURE TEACHERS Vice-President Cathy Fszol Secretary Donna Cannon Treasurer Vivian Schaab Sponsor Mrs. Kettunen President Ioan Watkins l President Brenda Wood The Future Nurses Club assi ts in community and school projects concerned with health a welfare. The members are acquainted with the types of nursin and are given advice in apply-- ing for nurses training. The girls ve had a hayride and assisted in the March of Dimes collection a a art of their activities this year. l The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to create better homemakers and good leadership in home and community life. just a few of the activities which FHA has had this year are a Christmas party, National, State, and Local project, cookie sale, FHA week, and the state convention. Vice-President Darlene Ridenour Secretary Raylean Hydeman Treasurer Kay Rambo Sponsor Mrs. Carol Walker President Lois Meedel Vice-President Charles Chapman Secretary A B. A. Glenn Treasurer Manuel Souza Sentinel Richard Cuming Sponsors Alford Banta Charles Turpin .Willis Kimbrough President Kelley Hughes FFA, Sr. The Future Farmers of America promotes leader- ship, citizenship, and scholarship. Among the activi- ties are a degree ceremony, leadership meetings, judging contests, and banquets. FFA, Jr. The purpose of this branch of the Future Farmers of America is to train the fixture officers for the Sr. FFA. The Ir. and Sr. branches are one organization. The activities of FFA, Ir. are the initiation of honoring Chapter Farmers and the activities of FF Ag Sr. Vice-President Terry Eagen Secretary Dale Brazeel Treasurer Jerry Hefner Reporter Larry Taylor Sentinel Gerald Fletcher Sponsor President Mr. Kimbrough John Fiser ,- le RIFLE CLUB The purpose of Zn Club is to serve the school and community, de- velop better citizens, and provide the women students with a. sense of leadership. The activities of the club this year were the sponsoring of a needy family at Easter, helping with the March of Dimes drive, and the selection of a Zn Club Girl of the Month. President Betsy Frith riff K 1p! 'l ,fffg 1 11 2, 4 - , , ZW? u ' ' Tim, WV' ' I . 00, 4.,-Y'-Jw' ww- A0 3 . I Vice-President ' Shirley Spelce , Secretary Treasurer Thelma Madison 5 fry Elvia Martinez Sponsor Mrs. Burtch President Linda Barnette .J-W' J' -W.-aku 3-...Am -r5,:..ic'QN-'ge cvs-Qxmlfe Sioux QR-ual Qkdbvk-Q -'. .l ' 1 ,ameri - . iffy ir MM! WJ, sid I 1 I pill President D5 70 Robert Whaley F fadff' 01 fb ljice-President l Winters ' Se etary 0- Dave Franklin 5 reasurer 5,992 Lvl Mike Mains - Sponsor ' Mr. Close 6 W n EQ!! Vice-President . Ron Guiles fully-XSec:'etary-Treasurer' Fred Timm wwMSergennt at Arms ,wif Richard Ochoa ?Sponsors ' ' Edwin Soergel Robert Speidel WWI I NMMJ-Zi U4 Xfllwwwg -aaa , .UWM 'ww- but ar? 4 ive.-Jzinr-444-f gwf-,QaL+1'7' - ff ' 1 President f .. Leroy Raebel 3 U if Q14-1,0 ' fb O The members of Key Club strive to develop initiative, leadership ability, and good citizenship practices. just a part of their activities in- clude selling peanuts and popcorn at football games, a trip to the District Convention, and participation in National Clean-Up VVeek. The members of the Lettermenis Club can be identified by their blue lettermen's jackets. The purpose of the club is to join into a group, the athletes of Y.U.H.S. Their activities this year include sponsoring the Harlem Clowns game, keeping records of the sports events, and their annual Lettermenis Picnic. Vice-President Rodney Zahniser Secretary Edith Smith Treasurer Pat Donahue Sponsor Miss White Q LYRES CLUB J President Calvin Williamson i i 69 4' V' Presidenth if ff! Leroy Smit gr- qc VN , ,-' x, X, f The Latina Sodalists CLatin Clubj consists of students who are taking Latin. The purpose of the club is to enrich the members' knowledge and appreciation of Ancient life. Some of the activities which the Latin Club have had this year are the Saturnalia f Roman Banquet? and a sunrise breakfast. A The purpose of Modeling Club is to advance the standards of amateur modeling and to prepare fashion pro- grams within the high school and for local organizations. The activities which the young models have taken part in this ear were a trip to a Phoenix modeling school, the conducting of a .-.nm X worksho on grooming, and the prese tation ofpa fashion show. kfy or PL! RCW WW 1 N ' Qwj uf! fi W Wjiaxfj VUU MODELING CLUB , W D www Qt W 'N M1 J by K of' ,W W C W me L JJ t l i 'W' i W as it fir Ufwffwfwgl Q 13522. jfj Vice-President Barbara Leeper Secretary Betty Blassingame Treasurer Indy Johnson Sponsor Mrs. Partello MELODY CLUB The purpose of Math Club is to promote an interest in the study of mathe- matics. Some of the activities which the members have had are the Mathematics Banquet, field trips, a mathematics contest, and an IBM computor demonstration. IJ ri The members of the National Honor Society are chosen for their scholar- ship and leadership. Their purpose is to promote these qualities and to encourage the develo ment of good character. The activities of the club this year were selling cofgee at the football games, sponsoring the Homecoming game, an initiation party, and a tea in the spring for underclassmen with a 1.5 average. President Manuel Souza Vice-President Richard Ryan Secretary Linda F ugate Treasurer Laura Leigh Finch Sponsors Mr. Tuggle Mr. Soto spffgp 'SF' President Pat Giermann Vice-President Matthew Wong Secretary Linda Barnette Treasurer janet Malone Sponsor George Biltz . President Armilda Colden Vice-President Gene Aken Secretary Linda Barnette Treasurer jaoque Hotter Sponsor Mr. Brennan T7 The members of the National Thespian Society have been very active. Na- tional Thespians is an honorary club for students who have been very active in dramatics. The activities of the club this year were the play Red Shoesu for the grammar school students, and One Act Play Night when dramatic awards will be presented. OUTDOOR SPORTSMEN CLUB J' i f 7 W Q ,Q-ligi xylgri President Kathi Pelger Vwe'P eSldent The purpose of Pep Club is to encourage interes t and participation in Barbara I-'eepef school activities and to promote school spirit. The activities of the Pep Club this Secfetafy n . year were decorating the goal posts, the annual Pep Club Carnival and dance, and Sandy Phillips posters placed around the school to announce games. Treasurer Elsie Hamon Sponsor Miss Cook The members of Quill and Scroll have all had experience in the production of either the El Saguaro or the Thermometer. The purpose of the club is to encourage more interest in writing skills and journalism. The activities of the club are the production of the school newspaper and annual. Also there is an annual Quill and Scroll Banquet. Vice-President Betty Prather Secretary Joyce VVhite Treasurer Elizabeth Arriola Sponsor Mr. Clarldn President Barbara Bess iff,-jfgincfl Lgflyfr, ff eu' .Cl IIA-Cs 7z,Kf fc, f f' rss! Q' ctci X f7 ?fs,i fL . jf Lc.,!7 fe- 9 ,fi -55 . ,, ' ' A . V A c rf -17:4-fir' I gl c f AVWIQQ ying A0 :C 0- 41611. ,fl 0715517 Q f Saw J iff jf quasi .C 1--1 fl 64? M' f . H l x ffm pefknf' c I5L'f' 'rt'-fe f qb 4 W 1 X ,I - Q n Y, e Lg,!O'Jr 19' 3 C' 1 J Qi fL'M7y,p'KZ- f -? 1fifff' we-54 V, gif, fig A -' I! .F K ,eff f Q-I L- K fl' 4' y President James Edwards f 1,1 ev Aefdf -9 Lf' 'lf 9 XXL? Lg. .- , L. ppp if Cy dba pvif I ,lv drag fzfgrslgs . . . . Ln, icy ld' 'S C2 tj ' ,157 The two mam purposes of the Radio Club are to increase student interest! p Y TC- 2, G ik ,Q in amateur radio operations and to aid the school and community in time of disas- fy, Cb ff Q Q- I I f fi' ter. Some of the activities the club have had this year are code practice and E !g'weyPreS1deHf technique lessons, visits to thc local radio station, and work on the transmitters and ,Z h 'Q' jf? L4 - Mlchael MCDQW receivers for the school. - CCf0ffl U'T'ea3u e 7f U 5 OM do T1m Stewart Sponsor , il , ,y Miss Lahtinen 6-.Lr,V' fliiff 5L'!5Z!ALci'J ' flu Vice-President -4713 A -' Susan Irwin Secretary Sally Bashline Treasurer . Charles Urtuzuastequi Sponsor Mr. Maehling ,Q :fri , ' 2, P 1335 'Q . Fw, ' S5 , s 'f C 1 ' V Q sg' f S S E l President Walter Sands The Senior Science Club gives the members an opportunity to pursue science study and experimentation of their own choosing. The main activities of the club were an educational trip, and a Math-Science Banquet. to ll X President Karen Keeton The Spanish National Honor Society enables the members to learn Vic President about the cultural and interests of the Spanish language. The activities Eedwa d Eaton of the club this year were a co-sponsorship of the Homecoming Dance Secretarz and an initiation for the new members. Patsy Phipps Treasurer Linda Drumm President Charles Urtuzuastequi Vice-President Sandy Phillips Secretary Margaret Smadel Treasurer Mary Chilton Sponsor Mr. Ham The purposes of Wardens Club is unite school leaders and assist and promote all worthy school activities. The activities of the club were selling sodas at the football games, maintaining a book fund for needy students, sponsoring Western Week, and having a steak fry. ,Y ,W I ,, frwuud 117 I -.W ww W Ly MW, LM? W:,W45nW5iZwm AN Mm giiffm' MTWMMMWM if f0C'L0l10Uf04A,fYVlJnf EDITO 'S VWM'jfTWiQZ,M ,p,,,M14Z5jw. f M of j fLg7,yQUl46fnmQff NIGHTMARE WE TER DAYS AT CRIMINAL CORRAL Howdy Folksl Welcome to this here Criminal outpost. A drowsy, peaceful day for the cowpokes. Head for the hills! Baby-face Conrad and Yes Sir, me and my podner, we aim to stir up Black Bart Drysdale is a coming. some excitement, heh, heh. Baby-face's not here abouts now. But I hear gun shots. t 1 1 p .- The Tin-Bucket Saloon Who's the dirty critter that swiped mah gun belt? TOWN SCENES The Town Coop I What happened? VVell, Black Bart Drysdale and Baby-Face Conrad, well they, well they . . . Too bad. v SEPTEMBER . . . . OCTOBER .... NOVEMBER .... DECEMBER . . . JANUARY .... FEBRUARY . . . MARCH ..... APRIL . . . MAY.... A little coaching on the side lines CALENDAR 8-First Full Session 10-Club Officers' Workshop 11-Frosh Handshake Dance 17-First Club Meeting Day 18-Crim Varsity at El Centro 24-Frosh vs. Holtville 26-Crim Varsity at Pueblo 30-Kofa Frosh, Here c w,sMi.........i 'if A 'Let's Start the Locomotive! EPT EMBER il All smiles. It's great to be back x U A N'-4 'giiiiiwgii V w Q PM A eti- o , .kai A 'F 1 ,Egg 5 , 1 . f' A f +w,ge:g mx 15,1 ii Ji. 4 l 'muy' L 5 :e,,,sf.r.,x t DT vw-Q -,A vtsry- ' A :il i, D E -A-em we ,si ,cti cm., i: ',c D D ..,. ef , I ' la - . 1 ui 'It' 88-ACTIVITIES BUMP 0FiF CALENDAR Crim Varsity vs. Glendale I.V.'s at Blythe Crim Varsity vs. Phx. Union I.V.'s at Holtville Foreign Exchange Dance PLUCK THE BDBCATS -C' V 'ty tC trlPh ' -El1FIlentll:3.Vlls vslnluixia oemx Q3 T H E -Crim Varsity vs. Tucson c A R D I N A L S -F h . ol B d -Clllrii VIj1rsitZfavs.eV1Vest Phoenix ffm v 14,1 ll Kofa vs. Yuma J.V.'s Kofa vs. Yuma Frosh WRLLDP THE WARRIORS We Didli' . . and here's where we spend half of our lives. ACTIVITIES-89 On The Royal Road To Y-Day CALENDAR 10-West High Student Body Visitation 12-Latin Club Initiation 13-Crim Varsity vs. Camelback Y-Day Activities I.V.'s at Romona 14-Commercial Leaders' Picnic 19-I.V.'s at Brawley 20-State Football Playoffs 23-25-Twirp Season 25-Twirp Dance 26-Thanksgiving Vacation 90-ACTIVITIES The First Prize Winner Shine 'em Prettyl CALENDAR C jf 2-3-Senior Class Play X 4-El Centrol vs. Yuma fBskbj 5-Class AA Football Cham- pionship-Yuma vs. South Y? Mountain 10-12-AASC Convention 11-Yuma at North Phoenix Wrestling-Hoover at San Diego 12-Wrestling at Mount Miguel 15-Yuma at El Centro 17-Latin Club Saturnalia 18-Melody Club Dance 19-Yuma at Pueblo 22-Varsity vs. YUHS Alumni 23-Lyres' Club Banquet 24-Christmas Holidays Happy? You Bet. It's Oursl Student Leaders plan with the Mayor for the AASC Convention. Q, ACTIVITIES-91 Mine's the one with the brown handlelv . ubibabbqbub .,:A ' 'naw' A B -' 9 WG 1 soo! u .4?u1 '?' n, JA UARY n fca'4.L..:.4 . ,,.1..:..w'.-tsp u9xo,,c.1vlYl Q00 5 'fo is 'xo' 19-V 2 fo n 5 959' So 8 l . A. '.o . Q. gibso . S 53.55 S Q. Someone said that it was time for lunch! z. ww' 5 -51 5: ku - .- 1 Q . 2' Y e A .. 1,g..i5f'gjEi.Tf' . sem u X' o1i00 g 0? ' 'Q W 'I'-1-' mf..-.-1-4 1 : ' I could have danced all nightlv CALENDAR 7-National Honor Society Initiation 8-Bskb. Yuma vs. 'West Phoenix VVrestling Yuma vs. Glendale 9-Bskb. Yuma vs. St. Mary's WVrestling Yuma vs. Pueblo 12-Secretary-Treasure WVorkshop 15-Bskb. Camelback vs. Yuma WVrestling Yuma at NVashington H 16-Bskb. Yuma at Rincon 19-XV1'estling Yuma at Tucson 22-Bskb. Central Phoenix at Yuma 23-Bskb. Yuma at Brawley 30-Bskb. Brawley at Yuma Wrestling Yuma at Catalina igh l'i ' W' 'li XMIIR.. ,x . ngualv' --wnm.,,..4-W .N-i 4 3Zpff 'c' WVho says it doesn't rain in Yuma? Watch out when it does or you might run into something this coming at you. CALENDAR 5-Bskb. Yuma at West High wrestling San Diego here tennis at Camelback 6-Bskb. Yuma at Tucson 12-Bskb. Camelback at Yuma 13-Bskb. Rincon at Yuma tennis Tucson at Yuma 19-Bskb. Yuma at Central VT N H .f -Af, ,M 3 1 Q.-n-, , .SI ,.. -uw'-no. 20-Bskb. Yuma at Salpointe 12-13-REGIONAL WRESTLING TOURNEY 19-20-STATE WRESTLING TOURNEY Chow time-come and get it, 'T' The Big Conference ARCH The long yellow line that leads to home. At last the final bell. CALENDAR 4-Baseball at Amphi 5-Baseball at Amphi - 3-5-Bskb. STATE TOURNEY 8-Baseball at El Centro 11-Baseball Coachella here 12-Baseball Coachella here Practice DOES make perfect. They just don't understand. 15-Baseball El Centro here 18-Baseball Yuma at St. Mary's 22-Baseball Yuma at West Phoenix 25-Baseball at Camelback 26-Baseball Yuma at Glendale 29-Baseball Central at Yuma Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball CALENDAR Yuma at North Phx. Yuma at West Phx. Camelback here Yuma at Central Q21 Yuma at El Centro Yuma at El Centro Pueblo here C25 Administration at night. Kala The band listens intent- ly as the director speaks Didn't they pose nicely? ,l 'l ii I v THE PROM Grateful acknow ledgement to Yum I ,-'X fffu' ',' ffyf, ,. uf, Pi. .f -- 'Aff I f f f ff- ,' .-,I jjflifq fl ' xl ff f . if 'lf 4 , J, ,171 ,A I If ffl, 1 f if .iff .Lf 1 72' , ' W 193' 690' , nf' Q' 1 ' f 'Q 7 LSO' f f Y 1' - 01.5. N x-,,' . J.. 1 , ,..,., . 1,- 1, ' ,! V ,. I 1 X .4 X I, :awk V 1 f X .- I Q. f' 74- ff' ' ,Af , 1 'A - f 7 f - 4' 'lv ,fl , . . 1 11 Nursery and Flo ral GRADUATIO As the last strains of the Alma Mater die away and you listen a little closer to those words, they mean more to you now. Your memory takes you hack to your first year in high school and your magnified impressions of everything. Time fled. So now you are a Senior, to pass no more from class to class within the halls of Yuma Union High School. Your goal is closer nowg graduation has come. H fx 'Tk wb-W 1 ffqyalf V X N 1 S Q1 an K.fE?.fQ,. 5' V Q, , X' fi N - xl ' .W .Fx X gsm 1 Sy -A., s T I I' r'-'C' K' N JQQ ' 5 1 x W3 f f-ws 3 'x'l'-If i Nr. L- 1' ' ' x h Cf 'ff fvwl N fu v JAKE-iii' Q V Xxi - ' .... he I' I ' ' ,. L ..f 5 s r 'I Q A 1 ' U RY! A 4 Q I . lwx. Q QE, f W 4 l I If Pk?-' K 1: Q L, if 5.7 Q i 4 , N' ,Z f :iff li ei ' .rf E , Q7 , if X 1,1 fl ' 3 '51 2 4? 4 Y 1 1.2: 1. . ' ,Q ll Q K' -A-' - if Ei . 'li ull ', .foo-Q f A f f M rl X Y! ,W IIMUIIGI I BMW? Iimfmf CHEERLEADERS ..... ... SONGLEADERS . . . . . . . . FOOTBALL ....... . . . BASKETBALL ..... . . . . WRESTLING, JV ........ . . TRACK ,............. . .. . . WRESTLING, VARSITY . . . TENNIS ............... . . . BASEBALL .......... .... SPORTS ACTION ..... . . . 100 102 104 112 115 116 118 120 122 124 Qarha ru Barbara Bess H ead-Cheerleader Ill w 'pw M mx, v nh 0 W W, X !wlagWjf,W lx mg wwe w , w'fNs'wwY-W X W . ' ' ' w w ., ,W W W y A QWM1 ,R , -N h,,,M,,,,w M, Jw, M , , X WN 1 ,w julie Mosley 100-CHEERLEADERS X -.J C R I M S Nelda Wright Iudi Dora Barbara Haley Lk . Jamie Thomas W Diana Ianko Say man! XVhat pe Jpy cheer- leaderslv YUHS was luclcy to have eight of the peppiest girls in school to lead the entire student body in backing the athletic teams to vic- tories both in Yuma and out-of-town games. Many hours of practicing were put into perfection of the yells. Miss Reed, the cheerleading sponsor spent lots of time helping and coach- ing these girls. Betty Blassingame CHEERLEADERS-101 liz wif gf? asia? ' J? Ugg f s Marie Valencia H ,4 Head-Songleader' . ne. N,1-Air ar it JP I udy Vaughan Lydia Ruiz lm l Karen Kellogg Q fy ' X -:Qi Sandy Phillips Sandy Goldsboro 102-SONCLEADEBS Connie Johnson WK W, S . X 5 'I-si , .' V-i - .P :. Axisy. fi. U 4 .. Wasn't that a darling routine? You could hear this quite often after these girls put their best foot forward by entertaining students during many half-times. Lots of work and fun were put into serious and novelty dance routines by the songleaders this year. This is a group of gals who will be remembered long after they leave Crim Hill because of the traditional routines they have left behind them. K Dee Hawthorne Lydia Castro walk. A Bonnie Johnson Lynda Higuera e. lint Marielyn Emerson Melinda Lewis SONCLEADERS-103 it ,.,w-w-,---v.---,-.,......,...T-v...m,T.T,T.m,..,-.,v-,W, . ....-.T7T,....W.--,A....,m,,.,, W W T,....,,,,..,,,...,.7,.,,,.7-.,......m,,f,..1,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..! ,T ,,,v, YUI-IS STATE Coach S031-gel Coach Thomas YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA YUMA Head-Coach Rosengarten SCORES EL CENTRO 6 PUEBLO 6 GLEN DALE 6 P. U. 27 CENTRAL 6 TUCSON 6 N. PHOENIX 0 CAMELBACK 0 WEST 7 TUCSON 14 S. MOUNTAIN 7 l Co-Captain Leroy Raebel Co-Captain Alvin Fletcher 104-FOOTBALL -- LVWOUL ?g1,uBxAf.Y 'N'7 . 6 rmvix muff- 559 N C,eNM,,5 c as Q-fivi EUC intl WX Muvhsli' Cawucovaiq bo '- CHAMPIONS 1'7a4ml5 ' . I I U. X016 x06U3 3 obilffef T'wf9.f.. wx ofa vm Xqaoe , Vbvxrivj .. . . wi: Fifi -cn... ebb 'C' YUHS defensive signal caller, Fletcher, briefs Crim stalwarts, Penny and Kehl. YUMA 7, WEST PHOENIX '7 TURKEY DAY FOR CRI!-iS Yuma's rugged Raebel goes for yardage! K. Look's like the pros, huh? It,s the proof we have after our victorious Thanksgiving Day game with Tucson. SPORTS-105 Charles LeRoy Norman Sykes Norman Lofton Ish Castro X, N Tommy Long Fred Timm Marty Raebel i i These boys, the 1959-60 YUHS Gridiron team, will live on in the History at Criminal Hill. They have left behind them a football record that shall never be forgotten! jim Inman Ierry Hefner 106-FOOTBALL Mike Kehl Otto Privette An 8-1-1 record is . ret oo ason hy YUHS had a state-Cham as all .m. 1 in all each memb of tl 's eat i xg Ch ion. l C N if Bill Headstream ,H Fred Bell .- X xl i , . QV f 8 -K xt Ox Y N John Hill Aken Bob Dennis Ed Y0l1ng Charles Kring Ron Cuiles Ron Ewing F OOTBALL-107 Cuyman Fambrough lim TaY101' Ray Belcher We 'ire the Criminals the mighty mighty Criminals This was iepeated throughout the year by the YUHS student body. Coach Rosengarden has much to be proud of this year, in his mighty Criminal I. D. Washington football team. NVith the extremely important help of line-coach Thomas and back-coach Soergel, Rosengarten put out the best team in the state. Football is a rugged sport and each boy did his part to make the team. Lots of hard practice went into making the team work like a clock, but ask any of them, and they will agree that it is worth it to be STATE CHAMPIONS! joe Penny David Johnson Cal? Fisef Ray Szarek Pat McKee Joe Kring-Manager 108-FOOTBALL RAEBEL TAKES HIS MAN DOWN. REED SCORES AGAIN FOR THE CRIMINALS. HARD AT PRACTICE ARE THESE YOUNG MEN. SPORTS-109 Row 1: L-R, S. Reeves, C. Sweet, D. Nelson, A. Steele, I. White, B. Shook, P. VonScholer, L. Taylor. Row 2: L-R, C. Chapman, R. Kornegay, I. Shrader, E. Ortega, R. Farthing, L. Dees, Manager. Row 3: L-R, B. Couchie, D. Brazel, 1. Harmon, J. Fiser, Doerr, C. Wallace, G. Walker, 1. Van Houten, C. Stec. Row 4: L-R, C. Perez, R. Ochoa, R. Arriola, R. Gonzales, J. Sheffield, R. Gonzales, D. Mendevil. JU ICR AR ITY The junior Varsity squad did a fine job this year. Guided by the experience of Coach Wooten and assisted by Coach Salerno. There are a lot of potentially good members of this team that will move up to the varsity next year. 110-FOOTBALL Coach Norman Wooten The stars of tomorrow are now the freshmen at YUHS. With the split high schools, not as many freshmen were out for football this year. The ones that were, did a fine job in representing the F rosh as well as the whole YUHS campus. Coach Province did a fine job with the boys. PRO H Coach Province FOOTBALL-111 Albert Reed Bob Dennis Billy Ryan CRIMI AL Although the Crim Cagers had a rough schedule, they kept the team spirit up to the top. Such team stand-outs asg Primus, Dunnam, Ryan, and Reed took leads in scoring. Coach Bryan, kept the team morale, and practice up to par. 112-BASKETBALL Ron Ewing Jack Dunnam Grant Bourgeous J Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Ian. Ian. Jan. Jan. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 4 5 11 12 15 19 22 90 86 15' 16 22' 23 30 51: 6 12' 13 19' 20 Bill Marty Joe Ruiz Charlie Primus El Centro Mission Bay North North EI Centro Pueblo Alumni St. Mary's West Camelback Rincon Central Brawley Brawley West Tucson Camelback Rincon Central Salpointe Conference games CAGER Yuma Mission Bay North North E1 Centro Pueblo Yuma Yiuna Yuma Camelback ' Rincon Yuma Yuma Brawley West Tucson Yuma Yuma Central Salpointe P Coach Cliff Bryan BASKETBALL-113 FRCDPLBASKETBALL 1 l . tx,-' XV. Vance, M. Beatty, S. Arnold, B. Solomon, C. Vance, C. Sample. Coach Wooten T. Gibson, B. Ryan, D. Dennis, 1. Brown, T. Arvis. Coach Speidel 114-BASKETBALL JR.BA1KETBALL L-R: W. Batenfield, D. Mendevil, R. Gonzales, G. Boothe, B. Bone, B. Shook, R. Chretin, D. Harris, J. Hollind, J. Hubbard, S.Reeves, C,Molina, W. Newhardt, Manager. JU IOR VARSITY WRE TLERS The J. V. Matmen did a pretty good job of handling some tough teams. They will be pretty experienced as members of the varsity squad next year. They have all done a good job. Row 1: L-Pt: C. Perez, L. johnson, E. Gill, D. Spelce, C. Mahle, C. Ochoa, A. Carvbajal. Row 2: L-R: D. VVilson, M. Vahle, M. Smith, R. Belcher, D. Penny, A. Marr. Coach Salerno l 1 WRESTLING-115 CROSS-COU TRY asf W ,WW W was George DeCorse K ji! inwltll W W MTW iw? Run, pant, and finally home again as the YUHS campus comes into view. This is what the cross-country team feels when they are finally on the home stretch of the practice run. Lots of work and determination goes into making such a good team as we have. Coach BeDillon does a fine job of seeing that the boys are doing their best in putting their Best foot forward in a fast sort of way! James Ingram Bob Derunson Florencio Castro Stanley Wglfg hwy , .,,, . ,,?.,,,,,. . .. . . . J U 'ffwwasahwpwwvt 2r ?? 9' ,,,.,,,'wyJM0La.W'Pa 'MIQJW- 'Q' W Jw MJ W MJYTRACK- W a PM 10' Thffedgck team this year is an exceptionally large one, and ',uV6x Ayfi with only 3 returning lettermen. But, they came out with a M , pretty good season. The schedule this year was a rugged one, give' ,WN but Coach dlack BeDillon, turned on the hard practice, and WW doing so ma e this work to the team's great advantage. W ' tgofyftwf Wwjgfwfj jf vfgjfdpffy D cub ' I TRACK-117 Trum ,W - ' frm. fy I Q ' iwh x. .. .- Q 'Ne if' 3122 xx Gerald Fletcher, jeff Fritz, Bob Rico, Bill Fergozo, Alex Urtuzuastequi, Clyde Gill, Frank Ahril, jerry Daniels, Sonny Mc- Cullough, Richard Ochoa, Truman Neely, Hayward McFadden, Alvin Fletcher. Under the fine le'l'e1'sl1iWf ach, at Pitterso ,the 195916 vvrest team has done a very fine and effective job. This is only the si: 1 yea' o yfestli her at Y S, and o he se d year for Coach Patterson, who has turned out a splendid recor .' ll s e 'e y well a we lie to have some more state champions this year, as the Wejjlling L, na XZ l b ' u ini ec r ' t.time. Wa ' A Z' zl if ' f' ' ff 1 Jia r fl ffrf fyi ff L jf ' ' . ' 4 , A' f f A rg!! df a r r pviffnw- ,A 4' f f af M ' , i N ,fa ff 1 ' , C If ' ff H A U I f , ' S M K o X251 , ff X Coach Pat Patterson WRESTLING-119 BOYS' TENNIS TEAMS Y Coach Sanchez l Left to Right: Tommy Loo, Steve Copple, Carl Winters, Bob Hosford, Godwin Mah, Fred Hernandez, Alan Hutchison, Bob Braden, Ed Gideon. I Alan Hutchison-Top Tennis player 120-TENNIS Under the fine coaching of Mr. Sanchez, the boy's tennis team turned out a pretty good season. The skill and determina- tion put forth by these boys was really tremendous. Top player, Alan Hutchison did a very good job this year. The two seniors on the team are Bob Braden and Ed Gideon. We hope that next year,s team will be as good as this year's was. ,jar-fe GIRLS' TENN S TEAM Under the capable advising and coaching of Coach Polly Reed, there were many good tennis players out for their favorite sport this year. Ina Leffler the No. 1 gal on this tennis team is truly a remarkable tennis player. A lot of practicing after school showed in the record the girls turned in at the end of the season. Betty Granio and Bobbie Kirkpatrick are two other outstanding returning lettermen. Ina Leffler-Top tennis player 2 f Coach Reed Left-Right: Judy lohnson, Rosa Mesa, Diane Emmitt, Drenda Neese, Jeannie Bragdon, Martha Crow, Carol Ay, Mary LeCave, Dorothy Daniels, Suzanne Brown, Betty Cranio, Cheryl Chalmers, Bobby Kirkpatrick, Ina Leffler. ' TENNIS-121 BASEBALL , .B . 'W' Y B ' ' 4... a?',f-'3 5 s f- X K. . B it , B t b' w Ni , at of 'W 'llifywl 1 5lNllXdlf. ' 2 5 X' 1, f Qil97-Miigjxg l :if7'5.'f!'3:i? . , L1..fl,. 3 f XB l 9 g g t f -Akai: '-.ii-K - Otto Privitte Ray Szarek Bob Sh00k 43,4532 ,ll V at , 7 F as if 5 . 1 5 i ' , 0 .Zi liz at LQ? -f Biff' . . V-V X M. ' A Cludll Alex Urtuzuastegui 122-BASEBALL f' 7 so M9 1? 1 if ,ffi h T fg, . . B Il Mike Mains jeff Fritz 1 1 1- r'1. ' 'ang B 'M W -X I s 5 0 Q. 'B r I 'Kgs-,LQ-2.fx,f f X , iw 5- f .. X' 'l W M 3 jx. -L -Q . Gary Craddock Billy Fergozo N0 state, town, or high school. should be without a base- ball team. YUHS has one of the best teams there is. Under the direction of Coach Bob Kelley, the team produced many an exciting game. There will be quite a few of the boys graduating this year, but there will be others to fill their shoes. Congratu- lations, for a season well done! Coach Kelley was well assisted by Coach Freeze. This is Freeze's first year as the V. Coach. ' , ,'a,- im 'xg g .1 . A 'UMW k, fn i, .--. Richard Hardy --. nwung---WY--W.. PLAYERS Dave Schumacher Louie Gradias Herb Curtin . Fowler Malone B511 Broadway jack Dunnam Audrey Meyers Ien'y Hefner Billy Ryan Coach Kelley Coach Freeze BASEBALL-123 ,365 in took down this mat- man in this exciting match! Marty, gave us a lead once more. 124-SPORTS gsm rv fl :nfggy 2 f Tommy Loo has such a steady tennis arm! WHEN? Primus jumped so high to put us ahead of the Bobcats! 4.-Q ... . 1 Ke' tw. t , -bg-1 M. 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L gg mils-79 On May 26, 1960, -100 Seniors bid YUHS good-bye after four glorious years of fun and hard xx ork 1' hen fresh man year found them timid and lost during their first few weeks of school. Finally 'when they walked down the halls of YUHS as Seniors they were no longer timid, they were proud members of the class of 1960. The Senior Cl iss Pllx Our Townv was a great success and everyone worked hard on it. As the Seniors of 1960 walked off Dom Field with their diplomas in their hand, they remembered all of the fun they had in their four years. There will thx qs be '1 pl Ice in their hezu'ts for YUHS and the words of the Alma Mater echoing in the background, High aboxe the Color Ido raised against the sky, proudly stands our Alma Mater, as the years go byf, 128-SENIORS f The Senior Class Officers Were: Presulent ....... .......................... . . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer ........................ Representative to Student Council .... . . . . Billy Ryan Ish Castro Bertha Arias Bonnie Hosford Bob Merino M A . ts, ' f-' K 3 X' gf? A x si X, . lf -4 . il . . 1, I D Aceiani, joe AMS, Clel' Club, Vice-Pres., F.T.A., Lyres Club, Modern Dance Band, Orchestra, Pit-Band, Best Foot Forward, Varsity Band Alvarado, Margaret Girl's League if Alvarez, Doris Cirlis League F.H.A. s Ainavisea, Mary Ellen Drama Club, F.H.A.g Publicity Chairman, Vice-Pres., Pres., Fair Chairman, F.'l'.A., Cirl's League, Soph. Representative, Sec., jr. Class Play, Make- up committee 5153 Vx Andersen, Jan Foreign Exchange Student, Key Club, Student Council Arias, Bertha El Saguaro, F.H.A., F.T.A., Cirl's League, Math Club, Mixed Chorus, NHS, Sr. Class Sec., SRAC I I 2 5 'lf- wefm,-fgffyfw -, Q W, Q y .,4,g5,,1 . Arnold, Dorothy Cirlis League, F.H.A F.T.A., Latin Club, Lyres Club, Math Club, Rifle Club, Sr. Science Club, Varsitx' Band i Arnold, Mark AMS, El Saguaro, Copy-write, Assist. Editor, Editor-in- Chief, Key Club, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres. lg 'v 14736, X Arriola, Elizabeth El Saguaro, Section Editor and Photo Editor, F.l'l.A., Cirlis League, Quill and Scroll, Treas., Z Club Austad, Lynnoa Cirlis League WMWQ MLW ,7 5 ?fg7j3QA.,,f,.,1':?,, J 5 - W ZTQMQ7 0010015-f'EZ7w4 ' 5' f A' Q, A QE Cf . E 3 TD .Q 5 l0v, gy'-4f+7!u Meiff-? ':'f , 4, S A Ufwie? L' Sf L m 6? 3 W SENIORS 129 54 -5., 5 . ,wp MSW-, , i vm. , fmri X . S N, SQL Q me l f fs 'E -air , ' .iv v lhllllf' ' . x-, A in .. V 4 - . v-9 ' fl' pl S4 l All 130-SENIORS Bell, Fred Blair, Ida Lou Blassingame, Betty Bogle, james T ff? ,, , Q nw, hz' 4 5 5 Bailey, Lynn Baker, Io Anne Banta, Alfred Barnette, Linda , 4 1 -A-we sq H .- --.1 .4 Barrett, William Barton, Donald y Baxter, Rita X3 if 1 gl 4 Bayless, ,X : Lois , Beeson, Roberta Q Q X S . Bess, Barbara Bickers, Harriet - t.,, 513 . . H eq, 5 n f L . 1 of 9-K Y 4 4 l '2f3iFlQl if wi ST Bailey, Lynn: AMS, Art Club, Choralairs, Concert Choir, F.F.A., Frosh. and I.V. Football, Operetta: 1959, 1960, Melody Club. Baker, Io Anne: Girl's League. Banta, Alfred: AMS, Band, Lyres Club, Latin Club, Vice-Pres. Barnette, Linda: Drama Club, El Saguaro, Ad Salesman, Ad Manager, F.T.A., Girl's League, Friendship Chairman, Girls' State, jr. Class Play, Math Club, NHS, National Thespians, Sec., Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Wardens Club Z Club. Barrett, William: AMS, Fire Commission, NHS. Barton, Donald: AMS. - Baxter, Rita: Concert Choir, SRC, Drama Club, Future Nurses Club, Cirl's League, Sr. Rep., Melody Club, Operetta. Bayless, Lois: Girl's League. Beeson, Roberta: Anchor Club, Cirl's League, Pep Club, I.V. Songleader. Bell, Ff6d!lAMS, Basketball, Football. Bess, Barbara: Anchor Club, Campus Queen, Drama Club, El Saguaro, Section Editor, Managing Editor, Frosh. Class Sec., Future Nurses, Cirlis League, Head Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Miss Pep, Pep Club, Qllill and Scroll, Pres. SRAC, Prom Refreshment Chairman, Varsity Majorette. Bickers, Harriet: Clef Club, Vice-Pres., Concert Choir, Cirl's League, Melody Club, Operetta, Orchestra. Blair, Ida Lou: Art Club, F.H.A., Pres., GAA. Blassingame, Betty: Cheerleader, Commercial Leaders, Concert Choir, Cirl's League, Melody Club, Sec., Modeling Club Operetta, Pep Club. Bogle, james: AMS, El Saguaro. , SENIORS-131 Bowler, Suzan .'xlv -ul Bowman, As.. A 2 5 ., . , Boyette, Mildred Margaret 132-SENIORS Braden, Robert Brown, La Von Brown, Linda Burgett, Delton Burr, William Burrow, Helen Cain, Mary Io hz: Carbajal, Norma Carvajal, Cecilia Celaya, Barbara Coffey, Carolyn 'F' lf, fl if X I Chappell, Susie Clemens, Peggy Cochran, Marilyn Colbert, Ruby iibaf, f M 2 yfv,,,fW,-pmwgwvw-51w,m1f -Ry--H nw- v -fr'--'-rv'-- 3 -v. ...- wf - '- 1- -f v- Bowler, Suzan: Drama Club, Future Nurses, Girl's League, Latin Club, Melody Club, Senior Class Play. -. i 1,l,- 1-:rw., 5 Bowman, Mildred: Drama Club, F.H.A., Girl's League, Math Club, NHS, Sr. Class Play, Spanish NHS, Vice-Pres. Boyette, Margaret: Concert Choir, Anchor Club, Drama Club, Cirl's Clee, Cirl's League, Modeling Club, Melody Club, Operetta, 58-59, 59-60, Pep Club, SRAC, Corresponding Sec. Braden, Robert: AMS, F .F.A., Key Club, Lettermanls Club, Outdoor Sportsman,s Club, Varsity Tennis. Brown, La Von: F .H.A., Drama Club, Girl's League, Sr. Class Play, Future Nurses. Brown, Linda: Girl's League. Burgett, Delton: AMS. Burr, William: AMS, Art Club. Burrow, Helen: C-irl's League. Cain, Mary Io: Girl's League. Carbajal, Norma: G.A.A., F.H.A., Ir. Class Play, Girlis League. Carvajal, Cecilia: SRC, F .T.A., Cirlls League. Celaya, Barbara: Jr. Science Club, Future Nurses, sec., Melody Club, Cirl's League, Operetta, Choreographer, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Sr. Class Play. Chappell, Susie: Cirl's League, Drama Club, Pep Club, Anchor Club, Z Club, Modeling Club, Majorette, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Class Play, Make-Up Comm. Clemens, Peggy: Girl's League, Adv. Girl's Clee. Cochran, Marilyn: Girlis League, NHS, Commercial Leaders. Coffey, Carolyn: Girl's League. Colbert, Ruby: Cirl's League, Rifle Club. QM. H 1 s ,,,m.hL.iQ?!' I . N if f fl . .. ' ..p, , 'I 1 1 ' - ' ' ' ' fe' - . . q I Q ' ,','rfl, , Ag 'lf' Q.. 'gn nz :-J, 'nj' ,jg 'xv T In I . v ,t Y 1 U 1, :it !. VLH 'fs 1-F rllfii:r7-fiitfif-:lg as :M 1' K Q w 1 ' ,, .1 ,.', 11' J. ,iv ' - I .- . - fit. . .f Q. . if-ef : it .' ' 7. a vlgfjfieiw- :V f c . farm: Q ilk.: .15 N 5' t A ,, --N 'D I 'L 'll 11 ' gt. ll .' ' xx - - -R SENIORS-133 -- ----- ---V--W v-. . , Conner, Pat: Frosh. Football, J.V. Football, Menis Chorus, Varsity Swimming, AMS, Outdoor Sportsmen, Pres., Letter- manis Club, XVardens Club, Ir. Rep. to Twitter King, Key Club, Boys, State, Melody Club, Concert Choir, Sr. Class Play. Corey, Annie: Girl's League, F.H.A. Cox, Barbara: Girl's League. Cuming, Richard: AMS, F.F.A., Star Greenhand Award 1956, Ir. Chapter Vice-Pres., Farm Manager, Judging Team, St. Chapter Sentinal. Curtin, Herb: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Art Club, AMS. Daniels, jerry: Lettennanis Club, F rosh. Football, I.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity WVrestling, AMS. Davis, Patricia: Girlis League. DeVerse, Richard: AMS, Lyres Club, Varsity Band, Rifle Club. Dora, Judi: Girl's League, Frosh. Rep., Rep. to Student Council, jr. Pep Club Chairman, j.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Soph. Class Sec., jr. Class Sec., Ir. and Sr. Years Attendant to Y-Day Queen, Girls' State, Decorations Chairman for Prom., Pep Club, Modeling Club, Sec., Anchor Club, XVardens Club, Latin Club, Treas. Doten, Charles: AMS, Rifle Club. DuBois, Peter: AMS. Dunnam, jack: AMS. Eads, George: AMS, NHS, Lyres Club, Varsity Band, Ir. Science Club, Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Play, Drama Club, Math Club, Semi-Finalist National Merit Scholarship, Dance Band, Science Fair, Debate Team, Pit Orchestra, Operetta. Echols, Bonnie: jr. Science Club, Sr. Science Club, Soph. Girl's Glee Club, Girl's League. Edwards, jackie: Art Club, F .H.A., Girlys League, Math Club. Edwards, james: F rosh. Football, Varsity Gymnastics, jr. Class Play, Drama Club, Radio Club, Pres., Vice-Pres., Latin Club, Outdoor Sportsman Club, Letterman's Club, AMS. Erickson, Frances: Girlls League, Melody Club, F.T.A., Best Foot F orwardf' H.M.S. Pinaforef Concert Choir, Choral- airs, Adv. Girlis Glee. Espinoza, Lydia: SRC, Girl's League. Evans, Bobbeye Sue: Varsity Band, Lyres Club, Commercial Leaders, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll, Thermometer, Girl's League. Evans, Lorus: AMS, SRAC, Rifle Club. 134-SENIORS ,, ,,,, ., . ... i ,, .. MNAX1:.Qk, , -A -.vii l, ,.. , ,ha . , f : p.,-A-: 15 1 .. ,Q.f,v. ,M .., Conner, Pat Corey, Annie Cox, .Barbara 1. I 'R rf 'SQ Q , 'R f X 2 . - 3 ' A E J ' ' Q .,-. 3 X xo 'I Q Q E ' 'fx 5 1 . I 5 , ' 'fm-5 A '4 K T' w k s' 'f u iw i , ff f If It f? k F . , . X Q J, li .ary . N K ,. . i !- f ff E If Q51 X F . Y Aj., fx-N XV T , E E s .I I f' , 5. sv,- Rl :hi XX 3 X . K ' Xl Q 'is' in r'f -f .K xx I ' ' A W L tx Ai- 1 1 il Cunning, I Davis, Doten, Eads, Richard Patricia Charles George Curtin, DeVerse, DuBois, Eehols, llerb Richard Peter Bonnie Daniels, Dora, Dnnnam, Edwards, jerry Judi Jack jackie 1 ar- 5 i ' i xxx ff' Fgbjl 4 :m . , . I ' ff. ,V I i Z ' was fx . A V . ' . X. I f Edwards, Erickson, Espinoza, Evans, Evans James Frances Lydia Bobbcye Sue Lorus 7 Sl NIORS 135 .gi '55 ' 1 f , , Z - za Evans, Sharon E wi n g, Ronald ,Ni I Fa gcr, Faz, Loon Leo Farley, F crnanclez, Janice Lydia ba Aagxn :VN ,is 45- 'A -E? f Fcrro, Susan Finch, Laura 'ds r,'3' Fi no, Bill Fiscr, Cary I ' I 'U H1 Q is X. 147. V . is Flctchcr, Ford, Foster, F ritz, Garcia, Otclca Gail Pat jeffrey Carmen Foos, Ford, Frcgozo, Fszol, Gardner, Katherine Miko Billy Catherine .Ioan Evans, Sharon: Cirl's League, Future Nurses Club, Commercial Leaders, Spanish NHS, Mixed Chorus, Melody Club, Concert Choir. Ewing, Ronald: Varsity Football and Basketball, Outdoor Sportsmans Club, lVarden's Club, Lettermenls Club, AMS, YVho's XVho Among High School Students, Student Body Vice-Pres., jr. Class Pres., Boys' State. Fager, Leon: F.F.A., Sr. Science Club, Rifle Club, AMS. Farley, Janice: F.H.A.: Treas, F.T.A., Anchor Club, Modeling, XVardens Club, NHS, SBAC, Student Council, Cirl's League, Z Club Girl of thc Month, Student Body Treas. Faz, Leo: AMS, Art Club. Fernandez, Lydia: Girl's League. Ferro, Susan: Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Concert Choir, Choralairs, Operetta, Cirl's League: Council, Publicity Chairman, jr. Rep., Melody Club, NHS, Commercial Leaders, Pres., Sr. Class Play, Z Girl of the Month, SRAC. Finch, Laura: Varsity Band, Latin Club, Math Club: Treas., Z Club, NHS, Foreign Exchange Student to Denmark, Cirl's League, Lyres Club. Fine, Bill: AMS. Fiser, Gary: AMS, F.F.A., Varsity Football. Fletcher, Oteka: F.T.A., Z Club, Art Club, Girl's League, Drama Club. Foos, Katherine: Drama Club, Girlis League. Ford, Gail: F .H.A., Quill and Scroll, Commercial Leaders, El Saguaro, Girl's League, Sr. Class Play, Publicity Chairman. Ford, Mike: AMS. Foster, Pat: Girl's League. Fregozo, Billy: Varsity Football, Varsity XVrestling, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Baseball, State Championship, lst place, 3rd place. Fritz, jeffrey: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Tennis, Varsity YVrestling, AMS, Key Club, Lettermcns Club, Drama Club, Sr, Class Play. F szol, Catherine: Girl's League. Garcia, Carmen: Gir1's League. Gardner, joan: Jr. Science Club, Sec., F.H.A., Girlis League. SENIORS-137 Gates Darrell F FA AMS Lettermens Club Varsrty Track Varsrty Football Cldeon Edwm AMS Crermann P1t Pep Club VVlI'Cl6l'lS Club Modelrng Club French Club Lltlfl Club El Srgurro Ad bllll rger Crrls State Oct Zont1 Crrl SRAC Crrls Le1gue Councrl NHS Pres ZC1ub FTA C111 Dorothy Grrls League Colden Armr1d1 V Cheerlerdcr Dr1m1 Club P11v jr Cl1ss Pl1v Sr Cl rss P113 Dr11111 Club Pep Club Anchor Club Sec Commercr 11 Lerders Nlt1OH'll T11esp11ns Pres E1S1g111ro 11111 md Scroll Crrls Le 1g11e Trers Progr1ms Churrnan Crrls Strte Coldsboro Sandy Future Nurses Club Drama Club Pep Club Songleader SRAC Conf ales D1 1111 1Xl1X6dCl10l'1lS Crrls League G A A Gonz 1les Hortense C A A F H A Crrl s League Cossett V1rg1n11 F HA Dflml Club Crrls Lergue Mrxed C11o111s Adv Grrls Clee Cr'1d1'1s jose Lettermens Club AMS V'1rs1tyB1seb'1ll Green John AMS C1detB1nd Lyres Club Curdero C1111d11 Sr Cl rss P111 Dr 1m1 Club P111 N1t1or111 T11esp1111s HISLCJIIIII Dr 11111 Club Concert Cl1o11 Mrxecl Chorus Melodv Club jr Cl1ss Plry Z Clllb Trers FCA Art Club L1t111 Club C1115 Lelgue Curles Ronruc V B1seb1ll Vrrsrty Brsebrrll Frosh md V Footbrll V1rs1t1 Footbrll Lettermens Club Vrce Pres Outdoor Sportsmen Club Vrce Pres Key Club AMS Pres Pro111 Cornrnrttee Program C11n1 Bots Strte Rep Hrdclox jrynt C1115 Le 18,111 F H A Art Club Pep Cl11b M 1t11 Club Future Nurses Cl11b Haddox M 1r1.1n F T A F H A Crrls League Stew rrt T1m Rrclro Cl11b Frre Commrssron AMS Sm rdel Mrrguet Lltlll Club 1 TA Art Club Z Club Vrce Pres FHA Trers NV1rdc11s Club Sec jr Clrss Plav Crrls Le rgue XV1gne1 Robert AVIS 13111111 Club Melody Club Rrfle Club L1t1n Club v 4 Stewart, Smadel, Wagner, T1m Margaret Robert 138 SENIORS 3 1 sb, 2 ,J fl Gates, Darrell fa df ' ll. A Q u Gideon, Edwin Giermann, Pat Wfyfjg, MMM M I ' . Green, john Guidero, Claudia .' gf f Gill, Dorothy Golden, Armilda Goldsboro, Sandy Gonzales, Diana , Gonzales, Glllles, I Hortense Ronme G tt osse , Haddon Virginia ayne dl ra 135, Haddox, 056 Marian SENIORS-139 140 'fi'- L L, , A .1 I ' , f 5 9, hi? MJT In S 'Lk ' S' . . E 1 f w 'M gs . 1, Q J W Mllllll lllr xllil ' xxx 7 J xi W in r .- 1 1 vf.:1'i , - ' . , ?l'5?rfi3' 1 J f 7 1 . .,,.Q,,,,i'L I F, :Lara--fviqs if Q' fri-57e3bT?:m:.v 'Q . ,- Hamon, Elsie Hammons, Joanne Hanson, Don Harrell, Ann -SENIORS Harris, Jam es I larris, Margo H awtliorne, Lodema Healey, Patricia Lu Tn. Hernandez, Eugene Higgins, Cheryl Hill, John Holder, Joyce Homer, Annalita Hosford, Bonnie Hotfer, Carol Howry, Robert f i lr i QQ, 5 J., X QW r-V. 5 ' .4 .5 'rf T- .1Z +?'95Jbfl' ' 1 . ffifffffe Hubbard, Mary Hulsey, Carolyn Ingraliam, Richard Irwin, Suzanne .,,.,, ,,,m,,.,,.,.,.,,,.,.,. ..,.,, ., , .... ,, I Ha! fff,,,L, fi 74 ' 4 K, Hamon, Elsie: Anchor Club, Vice Pres., Pep Cl ., Comme?Leaders, Vice Pres., SRAC, Girlrg League. Hammons, Joanne: Girlis League. I E ! Hanson, Don: AMS. Harrell, Ann: Student Body Sec., Girls' State, NHS, XVardens Club, Latin Club, Lyres Club, Girlis League, El Saguaro Sectional Editor, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, AASC Sec. Harris, james: AMS. Harris, Margo: Girlis League, Pep Club, F .H.A., Melody Club, Lyres Club, Concert Choir, Varsity Band, Majorette, Mixed Chorus, Operetta. Hawthorne, Lodema: Pep Club, Melody Club, Anchor Club, Girl's League, Soph. Girl's Glee, Adv. Cirl's Glee, Con- cert Choir, Operetta, Choreletts, Thermometer Staff, Varsity Songleader, Choralairs. Healey, Patricia: Math Club, Girl's League. Hernandez, Eugene: AMS, Rifle Club. Higgins, Cheryl: Lyres Club, Varsity Band, FHA, Future Nurses Club, NHS, Gir1's League, Sr. Class Play, Drama Club Hill, John: Varsity Football, AMS. Holder, Ioyce: FHA, Girl's League. Homer, Annalita: Girl's League, Mixed Chorus, Adv. Girls' Glee, Sr. Girls' Glee. Hosford, Bonnie: Latin Club, FTA, Melody Club, Z Club, Sec., Math Club, French Club, Treas., NHS, jr. Play Ticket Manager, Sr. Class Treas., Girl's League, Adv. Girls'Clee. Hotter, Carol: Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, National Thespians, Treas., Lyres Club, Varsity Band, Sr. Class Play, Student Director, Drama Club, FHA, Girl's League. Howry, Robert: FFA, SRAC, Pres., AMS, Art Club. Hubbard, Mary: Girl's League, Sr. Girl's Glee. Hulsey, Carolyn: Drama Club, j.V. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Thermometer, Modeling Club, Anchor Club, Quill and Scroll Ingraham, Richard: Frosh. Football, Frosh. Basketball, Golf, I.V. Basketball, j.V. Track, 1. V. Football, jr. Class Play Drama Club, Sr. Class Play, NHS, AMS, Lettermen's Club. Irwin, Suzanne: Girl's League, jr. Science Club, Sr. Science Club, NHS. I . of-if jgox sglwwaiunuww WSW cdr. awww MASMWMWWQSPWWW' SENIORS-141 J Iaramillo, Margie: Gir1's League, F.H.A. Johnson, Bonnie: Pep Club, Songleader, Cirl's League. Iohnson, Carol: Cirlis League, Drama Club. johnson, Connie: Pep Club, Songlcader, Cir1's League. johnson, David: Latin Club, Key Club, AMS, Varsity Football. johnson, Georgiana: F.H.A., Pep Club, Drama Club, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Cirl's Clee, Cirl's League. Kehl, Kenneth: F.F.A., Lette1'men's Club, AMS, Varsity Football. Kelley, Faye: Cirlis League: Pres., VVardens Club, Commercial Leaders, NHS, SRAC, Debate Team, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Fine Arts Scholarship at U. of A., Z Club, Drama Club, National Thespians. Kelley, Patsy: Girlls League. Kennedy, Lois A.: Girlis League. Kennedy, Lois M.: Cirl's League. Kirkpatrick, Barbara: Cirl's League, C.A.A., Cirl's Tennis. Kornefeld, Barbara: Art Club, Pres., Lyres Club, Cleff Club, Melody Club, Latin Club, Choralairs, Cirl's League, NHS. Kreutzer, Leta: Future Nurses Club, Drama Club, Sr. Science Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Cirlls League, Ir. Class Play, Props and Make-Up Committees, Sr. Class Play, Make-Up Committee, Z Club, El Saguaro. Kring, Charles: Varsity Football, AMS, Rifle Club, Art Club. LaGrange, Stephen: AMS, F.F.A., Swimming. Lane, Robert: Lyres Club, Cleft Club, Varsity Band, AMS. Layman, Karen: Art Club, French Club, Cirlls League, SRAC, Latin Club. Lee, Judy: Commercial Leaders, Girl's League, Sr. Girl,s Glee, Soph. Cirl's Glee. Lewis, Gene: Frosh. Basketball, AMS. 142-SENIORS jaramillo, Margie Johnson, Bonnie Iohnson, Carol johnson, Cormie Johnson, David johnson, Ceorgiana Kehl, Kenneth Kelley, Faye Kelley, Patsy Kennedy, Lois A. Kennedy, Lois M. Kirkpatrick, Barbara Kornefeld, Barbara Kreutzer, Leta Kring, Carolyn LaGrange, Stephen Lane, Robert Layman, Karen Lee, Judy Lewis, Gene Piggy f, . 1 'TTB F' Y 0 4 1 L 1'3- l S. 'W ll 'I' 'S D fa 1 V J 'JS' gg.ggP,,i ', ff ' 4- .r. ' .t f,.,, ,li ,, ' 37.51, ' ,,,. SENIORS-143 nn. .. . Lewis, George Logan, Sharon Lopez, Alfred McBride, Taylor McCollum, Fran McDaniel, Eddie Ku f f 1 J McEntyre, Gan' McFadden, Hayward QT i ' McLain, Pat IQ McMorris, I Walter N sl' i d rr, iff 5 ,lr - , N X X i SENIORS Mabery, Mike Mains, Michael Martinez, Barbara Martinez, Elvia Mashler, Christine 4 v-A Y Vx f'5 Ali Lewis, George: AMS. Logan, Sharon: F .H.A., El Saguaro, Sectional Editor, Copywriter, SRC, Quill and Scroll, Cirl,s League. LOPez, Alfred: AMS. W .- McBriclc, Taylor: Lyres Club, Varsity Band, French Club: Parliamentarian,'Cleff Club, Pres., Dance Band, SRAC, Orchestra, Choralairs, Operetta. ' McCollum, Fran: F .H.A., Elections Chairman, State Conventions Committee, Cirl's League, Sr. Class Play, Props Com- mittee Chairman, Costume Committee, El Saguaro, Quill and Scroll. McDaniel, Eddie: Fire Commission, Outdoor Sportsman,s Club, AMS. McEntyre, Cary: Varsity Band, Lyres Club, Latin Club, Division Winner at Science Fair. McFadden, Hayward: Varsity Football, All-State Football, Varsity Wrestling, Letterman's Club, AMS. McLain, Pat: F ,H.A., Girl's League Council. McMorris, Walter: AMS. Mabery, Mike: AMS, F.F.A. Mains, Michael: Frosh. Football, I.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, AMS, Foreign Exchange Student to Italy, Boys' State, Boys, Nation, Sr. Science Club, Key Club, Treas., Outdoor Sportsmen, Pres., XVardens Club, Letterman's Club, Wrestling, Student Body Social Manager, Student Council. Martinez, Barbara: Cirlis League. Martinez, Elvia: Cirl's League, F.H.A., G.A.A., Z Club, Historian, Treas., N S: Certificate of Achievement. e Mashler, Christine: Future Nurses Club, Cirl's League. ' ,W fiylfy 1 ff-if ff' Ty 40 ' J' ' . if l if lf in W 4 lv fl ,ffl L W fy J ,f Q! I' 7J 'Sf lb is Q .s. gg , Ulf -fwwyffy ,qw i ill? 13 i ll' i K Vaci Mawl P! fl SENIORS-145 Meedel, Lois: Cirl's League, F.H.A., Pres., Drama Club. Mercer, Woodie Sue: Melody Club, Modeling Club, Z Club, Commercial Leaders, Operetta, Cirl's League. Merchant, Kay: Latin Club, Rifle Club, Girl's League. Merino, Robert: Football, Basketball, Track, Sr. Student Council Rep. NHS, AMS. Miller, Doris: G.A.A., Art Club, Cirlis League. Miller, Io Ann: Modeling Club, Commercial Leaders, Girl's League. Miller, Linda: Anchor Club, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Commercial L e a d e r sg Sec. Treas., S.R.A.C. Historian, Cirl's League. Miller, Nannette: Sr. Cirl's Clee, Cirl's League. Monson, Rosemary: Cirl's League, Art Club, NHS, Latin Club, Le Cercle Francais, F.H.A. Math Club, Program Chair- man Ir. Class Play, S.R.A. Montgomery, Bradley: Radio Club, AMS. Moran, Marina: Clef Club, Sec. Orchestra, Cirl's League. Murdock, Sandie: Cirlis League, F.H.A. Neely, Truman: AMS, I.V. Football, Letterman's Club, Varsity Wrestling. Nevels, Carl: Frosh., J.V., Varsity Basketball, AMS, Concert Choir, Frosh., J. V., Track, Lettermanis Club, Boys Chorus, Operetta. Ng, Harven: F rosh. Student Council Rep. Sophomore Student Council Rep. Student Body Publicity Mgr. Varsity Band, Latin Club, Wardens Club, Key Club, Lyres Club, AMS, Dance Band, Boyls State Delegate, NHS. Ng, Helen: Cirlis League. Nixon, Gaytha: Band, Lyres Club, G.A.A., Recording Sec. Band Assit. Librarian and Librarian, Cirl's League. Norris, jeff: AMS, S.R.C., Concert Choir. Ochoa, Helen: Girlis League, F.H.A. Ochoa, Richard: AMS. 146-SENIORS 0. lf, X ' . 1. Sf? Yi? lifibiff' 3. 'Q v l f ' ' . ,,.?fJi3vfE' ' -J? vi.: .nmgif 3' .. 5?-x .gg fx Q 52 ue W r -. N -fx-':5,, W X ' r ,331 Wu .r W M A ' 7 an M 4, , ,Q L , 1, r ., ' ,gg 1 , ' '- f Meedel, M erclmnt, Miller, Miller, Nl onson, Lois Kay Doris Linda Rosemary Mercer, Merino, Miller, Miller, Montgomery, VVoodie Robert Jo Ann N anette Bradley off' l' fi? 'FR '12 1 ,Ad Moran, Neely, Ng, N ixon, Ochoa, Marina Truman Hzirven Gaytha Helen Murdock, Nevels, Ng, Nouis, Oclioa, Sandie Carl Helen jeff Richard SENIORS-147 Owen, Sandra Pancoast, Tom Penny, Ioe Perez, Dolores Raebel, Leroy Rambo, Kay Rather, Dewey Reed, Albert Q D fl X I -SENIORS O'Leary, Dennis Oliver, Linda Orduno, Lupe Owen, Clayton Phillips Sandy Pidgeon, Lorena X110-NBett.y Pyburn, Sherrie 3 - SN Prather, ' 0 A Q X . 5 I' Ramsey, Ed Reese, Barbara Reese, Ioe Reynolds Ioe . vw-..f-Y-ifwff , - . t Wm J A sasmfsa smwc seas ' xkm 5s-usN,gk5D O'Leary, Dennis: AMS. SQQL 252576 u-WSSN kkuix xi-lm. Oliver, Linda: Drama Club, Future Nurses Club, F.H.A., Cirl's League. X BBQ'-'-Z-vw Orduno, Lupe: Cirl's League. USN U00-A -JAXM-L owen, Clayton: AMS. V 'XQJX HM 33'-ts bcssww, S-,mmm Q M08 Owen, Sandra: Cirl's League. , Pancoast, Tom: j.V. Football, j.V. Wfrestling, Gymnastics, Drama Club, Publicity Committee, Art Club, Debate Club, AMS, National Thespians, Sr. Class Play, jr. Class Play, Publicity Committee, Drama Club Play. -box JBQPMD Six. Lum- Penny, Joe: Frosh., Football, Varsity Football, Letterman's Club, F.F.A., Outdoor Sportsman Club, AMS, Weight Li ting. b I Perez, Dolores: Girl's League. ' L Phillips, Sandy: Cirlis League, Latin Club, Ir. Pep, Chairman, Anchor Club, Drama Club, Treas., V. Pres., National Thespians, WVardens Club, V. Pres., Pep Club, Sec., Modeling Club, Theme Chairman for Prom, Melody Club, jr. Class Play, Make-Up Committee, Sr. Class Play, Make-Up Committee, Operetta, Concert Choir, Songleacler. Pidgeon, Lorena: Cirl's League, F.H.A. Prather, Betty: Quill and Scroll, V. Pres., F.T.A., Sr. Class Play, Drama Club, Drama Club Play, Art Club, El Saguaro, Art Editor, Associate Editor, Cirlis League, Z Club, NHS, SRAC. Pyburn, Sherrie: French.Club, F .T.A., Drama Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Operetta, Cirl's League, Concert Choir, Melody Club, SRAC. Raebel, Leroy: AMS, Varsity Football, Letterman's Club. Rambo, Kay: Cirl's League, F.H.A., Historian, Treas., Future Nurses Club, Latin Club. Rather, Dewey: AMS. Reed, Albert: AMS. Ramsey, Ed: AMS. Reese, Barbara: Girl's League. Reynolds, joe: AMS www .MW W .ff M WW W ii ,JTO 4.3! Roberts, Margaret Rosencrans, Sharon Ruiz, Lydia iris . M5 Q 13 if X- -1. f IN Y 'si Ryan, Billy Ryan, William Safranek, jean 150-SENIORS Sl! ,469 Rhodes, Richard Richards, Clary Roach, Jester Rummel, Peggy Ruth, Walter Rutledge, Peggy ,N , V x r . naw L fi, 'tire n, -3 . 4 f?t ,.-5 'W Salas, Fernando Sands, Walter Schaab, Vivian Ji LL ,Lf Alf- Rhodes, Richard: AMS. 44 117 arm I L69 JJ- ' Richards, Gary: AMS. Roach, Iester: AMS. x Rosencrans, Sharon: Girl's League, G.A.A. Ruiz, Lydia: Melody Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Commercial Leaders, NHS, Songleader, Adv. Girls' Glee, Girls' League. Rummel, Peggy: Commercial Leaders, Girls' League. Ruth, Walter: AMS. ' Rutledge, Peggy: Girls' League. Ryan, Billy: AMS, NHS, Key Club, Outdoor Sportsmen, Vice-Pres., Commercial Leaders, Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Pres., Sr. Class, Lettennan's, I.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Honorable Mention in Baseball. Ryan, William: AMS. Safranek, jean: Girls' League, Clef Club, Drama Club, F .H.A., Sr. Class Play. Salas, Fernando: AMS, Rifle Club, Astronomy Club. Sands, Walter: AMS, NHS, Drama Club, Nat'l. Thespians, Melody Club, SNHS, Operetta, Choraliers, Math Club, Sr. Science Club, Pres., Concert Choir, Who's Who Among Student Leaders in High Schools of America. Schaab, Vivian: Girls' League, Future Nurses Club, Treas. Spelce, Shirley: Nat'l. Thespians, Ir. 81 Sr. Class Plays, El Saguaro, Quill 6: Scroll, Ass't. Bus. Mgr., F.T.A., Sec., SRAC, Z Club, Treas. Vice-Pres., Melody Club, Adv. Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus: FHA, Drama Club, Girls' League. Sandate, Amparo: Girls' League. Sheaffer, Dan: AMS. White, Steve: AMS, I.V. Track, J.V. Baseball, Rifle Club, Art Club. Washington, J. D.: AMS, Letterman's, Varsity Football, Radio Club, XVeightlifting, Fire Comm. Spelce, Sandate, Sheaffer, YVhite, VV ashin gton, Shirley Amparo Dan Steve J. D. I it 'SENIORS-151 Schaaf, Norma: Drama Club, F.H.A., Cirl's League. Schultz, Virgil: AMS. Shaver, Larry: Frosh. Football, Frosh. Basketball, I.V. Basketball, SRAC, AMS, Drama Club, Sr. Class Play, Out- door Sportsmen. Smith, Joel: Sophistikats Dance Band, Mod. Music Dance Band, Lyres Club: Pres., Student Director of Band, Drum Ma- jor of Band, SRC: V. Pres., Latin Club, Sr. Science Club, AMS. Smith, Karen: SRAC: Treas., SRC: Treas., Girl's League. Solomon, Melinda: Latin Club, Astronomy Club, Future Nurses Club, Z Club, Cirl's League. Souza, Manuel: Math Club, Pres., NHS: Certificate Award, AMS. Sparks, Bill: AMS. Standsberry, Karen: F.H.A., Songleader, F.T.A., Drama Club, Rifle Club, Sr. Class Play: Prompter, Girl's League. Stanley, Calvin: Varsity Cross Country, Track, Varsity Track, Varsity lVrestling, AMS, Outdoor Sportsman Club: j.V. Baseball, F rosh. Basketball. Stanley, Alvin: AMS. St I , Cc I ' ' Gln 'lry V Stephen, Michael: Latin Club, French Club, Fire Commission, Lyres Club, Varsity Band, Debate Team, Forensic Team, Jr. Class Play Committee, Sr. Class Play Committee, Cirl's League, Foreign Language Forensic, NHS. St. john, Sharrie: Songleader, Cirl's League, Modeling Club, Melody Club, Future Nurses Clubg' Corresponding Sec., Pep Club, Soph. Attendant to Y Day Queen, Operetta, Drama Club, lVardens Club, Adv. Cirl's Clee, Concert Choir, Choralettes, Choralairs. Sutton, Jerry: AMS. Swabb, Beverly: Cirl's League, Drama Club, Varsity Band, Lyres Club, Clef Club: Sec., F.T.A., Commercial Leaders, Orchestra, Pit Band for Operetta, Sr. Class Play. Sykes, Norman: Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club. Taylor, Carol: Cirlis League. I Tedrow, Robert: AMS, Thermometer, Quill and Scroll, Cadet Band. Te ter, Clark: Varsity Baseball, Lettermen's Club, lVardens, Key Club, Senior Science Drama C ib, Fire Commission, Outdoor Sportsmen, Bdjpi State, Sr. Class Play, AMS Key Club Board of Directors. 'Q N - N .n 'T x IX X , l' , S J . TD Xt t T a X X X . 4: ,Q 3 ,X ' Nm. I zlx Xl YQLNSX K . f-J x. N. , - ., as J Q X i as we M ' 'X P ' Q. 'N X , I ,X N X i . i i s V fi as ix Y J X .X X Q xx x 13 Y 152-SENIORS . p p , is x Y? VAS 3 '70 ,ft I Schaaf, Schultz, Shaver, Smith, Smith, Norma Virgil X Larry Joel Karen , n-fl - ff , 'va S V . .f I -4' . .vig ni ,J ..... bmw-Hgh Solomon, Souza, Sparks, Stratton, Stanley, Melinda Manuel Bill Lavern Alvin 1 ' ' ' 1 ,fl P fi: 9 J S 6 K V , K -Q 1 S ft' ' , S., JA f' K il I it 'S 'S QW . Stanley, Stein, Stephen, St. john, Sutton, Calvin Gary Michael Sharrie jerry ,143 r? 3 Swabb, Sykes, Taylor, Tedrow, Tester, Beverly Norman Carol Robert Clark SENIORS-153 5 'S' r. was f qs L. to R.: Thomas, Brendag Timm, Fredricg T ki 4-....... B TK lencia, Mariag Van Aelst, joeg Vaughail bf, 'Us 1'Ol, Edithg Tunnell, Danny L.5 Vu- lmaelg iegas, Iosephineg XVupler, Caryg Wariner, Dorothyg YVeber Juyg ells, bei i gyceg Whitten, Yvonneg VVilkie, Nancyg VVil1ia on, Bren . 3 A f N a N1 . N VM ' 0' fy ff? I R 4 T My J Q. lg If gi' 154-SENIORS 'FV' -.--savvy-fu-rl--w-ww., .,.. srawm.-ALM. .. , rn,,,.g,.,,,,,,, -Y 9, Y, M v Thomas, Brenda: Cirl's League, Anchor Club. Timm, Fred: Frosh. Football, Varsity Football, Latin Club, Pres., Lettermen's Club, Sec.-Treas., Outdoor Sportsmen, Math Club, Track, XVrestling, Science Fair, National Honor Society, AMS, junior Optimist. Torres, jesse: AMS. Torres, Robert: AMS, j.V. Football, LV. Track. Trout, Edith: Operetta, Orchestra, Cleff Club, Sec., Future Nurses Club, Commercial Leaders, Cirl's League, Future Homemakers of America. Tunnell, Danny: AMS. Valencia, MariE: Cirl's League, Pep Club, Songlcader, Mixed Chorus, Adv. Girls Clee, Melody Club, Concert Choir, Operetta, 5 Q5,.gGjLQ,i-1, we go- bsj,,.Jl,, V an Aelst, joe: Lyres Club, Varsity Band, AMS. Vaughan, Judy: Varsity Band, Anchor Club, Pres., Cirl's League, Vice Pres., Drama Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Varsi- ty Songleader, Quill and Scroll, El Saguaro. Villareal, Michael: F rosh. Football, AMS. Villegas, josephine: Cirl's League, Sec., Melody Club, V. Pres., F.H.A., Commercial Leaders, Operetta, Sr. Class Play. XVapler, Gary: AMS, j.V. Basketball. Wa1'iner, Dorothy: Drama Club, Melody Club, Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, C-irl's League, Sr. Class Play. Weber, jay: Varsity Football, AMS. XVells, Larry: F.F.A., Reporter, Pres. of Yuma Federation, State V. Pres., National Convention, AMS, Frosh. Football, Rifle Club. XVhaley, Robert: SRAC, AMS, Frosh. Basketball, Swimming, Sr. Science Club, NHS, Key Club, Pres., Letterman's Club, Math Club. XVhite, Joyce: Modeling Club, Treas., Pep Club, Anchor Club, Drama Club, Sec., Pres., Quill and Scroll, Jr. Class Play, El Saguaro, Assistant Business Manager, Business Manager, Cirl's League, SRAC, Drama Club Play, Student Director. Whitten, Yvonne: Cirl's League. XVilke, Nancy: jr. Science Club, French Club, Future Teachers Club, Cirl's League. NVilliamson, Brenda: Latin Club, Cirl's League. SENIORS-155 Jn XVong, Matthew: Latin Club, jr. and Sr. Science Club, Rr. Class Treas., NHS, Vice-Pres., French Club, Vice-Pres., Key Club, Sec., El Saguaro, Sports Editor, School Division YVinner of Arizona Math Contest, AMS. Wright, Eugene: AMS. Yardic, john: AMS, Lyrcs Club, Drama Club, Clef Club, Treas. Melody Club, Pres., Operetta, Varsity Band, Orchestra, Concert Choir. Aguilar, Gloria: Girls' League. Aken, Gene: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, jr. Class Play, National Thespians, Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Play, AMS. Arnold, Jim: AMS, Rifle Club. Bashline, Sally: Math Club, Science Club, Latin Club, French Club, NHS, Sr. Class Play Staff, Girls' League. Bejarano, Lydia: Girls' League. Bell, Ray: AMS. Bobersky, Nancy: Girls' League. Brewster, Iimee: Girls' League. Brown, Iack: AMS. Brown, Ralph: AMS. Bundy, Joe: AMS. Carpenter, Barbara: Girls' League, Sr. Girls' Glee, Scholastic Art Award. Castro, Ish: Ir. Class Vice-Pres., Jr. Class Play, Sr Class Vice-Pres., Letterman's Club, Melody Club, National Thespi- ans, Outdoor Sportsman's, Varsity Football, Operetta, Choralairs, SRAC, AMS. Cochran, Chuck: AMS, Concert Choir, Choralairs, Operetta, Melody Club, Drama Club, Sr. Class Play, Chairman of committee writing Operetta, Darwin, Peggie: Latin Club, Future Nurses, Corresponding Sec., FHA, Sr. Class Play, Drama Club, Melody Club, Girls' League. DeCorse, Pete: AMS. l r iffifr lW,Z if'W 'W 156--SENIORS MR. WINTERS , l 'tllql l'w'.- wffaag Bobersky, Nancy Brewster, jimmee Brown, jack Ybb , X .f 5 B ll x ly? W ik Q . ' ji ,M Bi ' ' fn as at -9 ' f B CI B ,N N ix - ' .. A ,,gT'.f, : I .P ' f A fl. Wong, Aguilar, Bashline, Matthew Gloria Sally Xvfigllt, Aken, Bejarano, Eugene Gene Lydia Yardic, Arnold, Bell, John jim Ray , fi, Brown, Ralph Bundy, Joe Carpenter, Barbara ra Castro, Cochran, Craddock, Darwin, DeCorse, Ish Chuck Cary Peggie Pete v f :fi ' vpgtjip Dees, Venrl Delgado, Bernie Doddridgc, Victor Endsley, Juanita Erwin, Bob ..- ,,,we-Nf--s.. .' . A-ag:-:w'i:.'-,' ,JW 'XI .1 .f Erwin, Ken Espino, Charles Fnssett, Betty Fernandez, Dolores Foley, Jacque ll Fugate, r Lindu Griffin, D' 9 ' -. E fi I f 'JJ A. ,ye L1 r xl x Carolyn Gresham, N nomi Green, Douglas Crndilles, Margaret Gonzales, Burburn Hi guern, Lynda Hays, June Henry, Carolyn Hunt, Kathy Inman, James jack, Virgil Jenson, Robert johnson, Robert jones, Shu ron 158-SENIORS -'x 'US K. 1,3 ft G' A -it-E '1 -fl Dees, Vearl: AMS, FFA. Delgado, Bernie: Girls' League, Girls' Doddridge, Victor: AMS. Endsley, Juanita: Drama Club, Art Club, FHA, Girls' League. Erwin, Bob: AMS. Erwin, Ken: AMS. Espino, Charles: AMS, FFA. Fassett, Betty: Girls' League, G.A.A., Glee, FHA. Urtuzuastequi, Young, Charles Shelby FHA. Fernandez, Dolores: Art Club, Girls' League, Z Club, Historian. Foley, Jacque: Future Nurses, Treas. FHA, Future Teachers, French Club, Sec., Quill and Scroll, Treas., Astronomy Club, Lyres Club, Secretary, Business Manager Jr. Class Play, and Sr. Class Play, Thermometer, Ad Manager, Business Manager, Girls' League. Fugate, Linda: Girls' League, FHA, lvlath Club, Sec. NHS, Publicity Committee, Jr. Class Play. Griffin, Carolyn: FHA, Girls' League. Gresham, Naomi: Girls' League. Green, Douglas: AMS. Gradilles, Margaret: Girls' League. Gonzales, Barbara: Art Club, Girls' League. Higuera, Lynda: SRAC, Pep Queen, Songleader, Queen Attendant, Pep Club, Art Club. Hays, June: Girls' Glee, Sr. Girls' Glee, FHA, Girls' League. Henry, Carolyn: Girls' League. Hunt, Kathy: Girls' League, Latin Club, Drama Club. Inman, James: Letterman's Club, Outdoor Sportsman's, AMS, Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Key Club. Jack, Virgil: AMS. Jenson, Robert: AMS. Dubhl 1 Johnson, Robert: AMS. Jones, Sharon: Girls' League Urtuzuastequi, Charles: AMS. Young, Shelby: AMS. Scarbrough, Floyd: AMS. Watchorn, Sue: Girls' League. Walker, Roberta: Girls' League. 'lb H 9.614-SS Dfa ., Sr, Sdffvvcf plug: j fpmmf 40, f Scarbrough, Watchorn, Walker, Floyd Sue Roberta SENIORS--159 Kellogg, Karen: Drama Club, Pep Club, Anchor Club, Quill and Scroll, Girls' League, Songleader, Operetta, Sr. Attend- ant to Y Day Queen, Thermometer, Business Manager, jr. Class Play, Chairman o Usher Comm., Decorations Comm. for Prom. Kirkpatrick, Barbara: Girls' League, G.A.A., Girls' Varsity Tennis. Kring, Charlie: Varsity Football, AMS, Rifle Club, Art Club. Lechuga, Ysidro: AMS, Concert Choir. Leeper, Barbara: Pep Club, V. Pres., Anchor Club, Sec., Treas., Modeling Club, V. Pres. Drama Club, Decoration Com- mittee for Prom, jr. Class Play, Publicity Comm. Leffler, Ina: Latin Club, Future Teachers Club, G.A.A., XVardens Club, XVho's YVho Among Student Leaders in Ameri- can High School, Girlis Varsity Tennis. Leon, Edward: Cross-Country, F.F.A., AMS, Letterman's Club, Track, Radio Club. Lewis, Melinda: j.V. Songleader, Varsity Songleader, Pep Club, Girls' League, Art Club, Soph. Girls' Glee, Sr. Girls Glee. Limon, Josie: Girls' League. Lofton, Norman: F rosh. Basketball and Football, Varsity Football, Lettermanis Club, AMS. Long, Tommie: Football, Track, AMS, Lettermans' Club. Malone, janet: SRAC, j.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Thermometer, Feature Editor, Managing Editor, Editor, F.T.A., Historian, Pres., Modeling Club, Quill and Scroll, Sec., Drama Club, Latin Club, NHS, Treas., WVardens Club, Pep Club, Girls' League. Marty, Bill: AMS, Frosh. Football and Basketball, j.V. Basketball, Ir. Class Play, Varsity Basketball. Miramontes, Tony: AMS. Moore, Carolyn: F .T.A., Concert Choir, Choralairs, Z Club, Operettas, Modeling Club, Sec., Girls' League, Drama Club. Moore, Virgil: AMS, Melody Club, Operettas, NHS. Moreland, Frank: Rifle Club, F rosh. Football, AMS. Nelson, Dale: AMS. Pelger, Kathie: Pep Club, Pres., Anchor Club, Drama Club, Melody Club, Concert Choir, SRAC, Girls' League. Poels, Dave: Latin Club, AMS. Reeves, Carole: Girls' League, Adv. Girls, Glee. Roberson, Bobbie: Girls, League, Sr. Girls Glee Club, GAA. Roberts, Lynne: Girls' League, Future Nurses Club, F.H.A. Robles, Jennie: Girls' League. Rushin, Tom: AMS, Varsity Band, Lyres Club, Dance Band, Orchestra, Clef Club, Pit Orchestra for Operetta. 160-SENIORS n S 'R M' 4, ' 1+ X Aff f'.. QQ, gk 4,,,'i:l,F. fs 5 . .- Villf u. ... . . 4 . QR 0 Siikifeig '.-, X Q Q l Nunn 4' 1 I 'A at' ' , x f' f VK 'IQ N y' ,e, , A, X in . x P , X . is X gi, . . 'A 'i1,s-7' , is .wega-f'g: -1 Y A ,J ay f l u Q A .Jn fi im, ia: ' .E ,..-4 'I W.. K 5 V .. V, Q Q 'li ...J, ., . ik .5 , A lr so 'Q' ,fa -3 42 I 39 I 5 I 1 g ' H ff: 'ffl fix Q NT? I ' , 1 Z 'J' 'WIN Ninn Kellogg, Karen Barbara Kring, Charlie Lechuga, Ysidro Leeper, Barbara Lefflcr, Ina Leon, Edward Lewis, Melinda Limon, Josie Lofton, Nonnan Long, Tommie Malone, Ianet bMarty, Bill Miramontes Tony Moore, Carolyn Moore, Virgil Moreland, Frank Nelson, Dale Pelger, Kathie Poels, Dave Reeves, Carole Roberson, Bobbie Roberts, Lynne Robles, Jennie Rushin, Tom SENIORS-161 Kirkpatrick, JU IOR 5: -my 'NIV I M tl Uk A99 Bursting with spirit and overflowing with enthusiasm, this yearls junior Class was the largest class to ever holcl forth at Criminal Hill. Under the capable leadership of their sponsors and officers they presented their play, The Madwoman of Chaillotf, and sponsored the junior-Senior Prom. We wish the Juniors luck next year as they step up to be the last combined high school class in the Yuma Area. Sponsors this year for the Class were Miss Coon and Mr. Callaway. Their officers were: President ..... . . . Alex Urtuzuastequi Secretary . . . . . Linda Beck Vice President . . . ................... Jerry johnson Treasurer . . ............... . . Jamie Thomas ' Representative to the Student Council . . . . . . Richard Hardy 162-IUNIORS 1' 1 Irene Barriga Carole Barry janet Beach Tommy Beltran jerry Berg Carol Bewley Bob Bienert Linda Bowier Marvin Bradshaw Dale Brazeel Bill Broadway Voncile Broadway Donna Brockman Don Brown Hubert Bugg I . ,AQ A y aa N. 'Sv' V ., ..,. 136, A. if D' ,w '-A 5 .rf 4 of 1 if 6 - -if 3 A L K 'V V3 xfffff- Judy Adams Jerry Ahdunlco Aurelia Alday Tino Almadova Yolanda Alvarez Ralph Amparano Betty Amstutz Tommy Anderson Pat Angemmeier Judy Amold Kay Amold David Aniola Mary Lou Arriola Carol Ay Helen Baker , 1 'Q Y' . 9 -Ii ,A 4 we . .X J Y f 1 ,M L Q ' .4 -. at 21 JUNIORS-163 ,..v .,. ,-V. X , , Nj, K-,M W, , X N ,Q i-f writ ,ww M , ,Kali -,,.e--1- N?:.',jfgp -,- gi, 7--1 ,W 1 55, g24y,,. ,A 8 V r r S hqL.,4 ,.?x--,k ,wwr -IQ . '.f rr ,Z,. ,ye if .1 'MQW 5 0 sq, M' Harold Burgett Ianie Bumett Cleve Burton Lenore Butler Lewis Cain 164 IUNIORS X '- Donna Cannon Bobby Carlisle Charles Carr Karen Carter Kay Carter br-'Eff 'ri' r 'W ' ' ifg 7 - e J . www a . -5 6 ' X . li rf L f j ,,j ig? ll P X Ray Carter George Castle Colleen Christian Steve Copple jimmy Carbajal Carolyn Cerasoli Cathy Chrislmann jim Cording Sammy Casillas Charlie Chapman Calvin Cline Barbara Corea Patti Cason Rosalinda Chidester Cary Clinkenbeard Harry Crawford Don Cassidy Victor Chretin Ross Codispoti Dora Crowder VQQIQN- . ,q1. H r ..L. ,, Q N . say.-Q N Wfrw .. I K1 ,td 4 f i .Ig fsfif 41 I :fa .-'f5::', t. f .J ' f I 31' A K'? i f l Jw 'l 5 ,fr K r: 2 cl Allison Cypert Emma Derma Edward Eaton Dave Dalton jack Dodds Bonnie Elliott Robert Dean Linda Drumm Gail Elrod Bob Dennis Mary Lou Drummond Marielyn Emerson Alice Demia Albert Durazo Lucille Espino Howard Faidley Virginia. Farthing Terry Fay Estel Fender Iohn Fiser ri? lv QI S X, Ag Phyllis Francis Dave Franklin Deanna Freeman Charlotte F reestone Martin Friis I Sid Fuquay Wilma Gaddis Marty Garcia Brenda Garrison Virginia Garvin JUNIORS 165 166-IUNIORS 1 '42 ... I' H liz . X , 1 . X , .. . . ji-Q H, W, 1 f l 5 4 Y .,:, A . ., fa ij? Q si in l ' ' ., 51 'S ' I f V X F' I ff xx 4 ,fi V A - A , 1 x I.: I , W G 4, r, 19 , -an fr, . A f ri, Y ,' fi 'Q tf,,3.'ft'. A ff we f, is f G f 'af +52 'f if QL: Q57 ' ' ' , ' 1, 2 54.14 Nancy Gates Eddie Gill Ronnie Cilley Rita Gomez Nancy Gong .5 s. . Terry Goodwin Roy Gough Betty Granio Brian Green Judy Haile Barbara Haley Pam Hall Tim Hzmchette jim Hanks john Hamion 5 E ir qi Sarah Haught Judy Haygood Ierry Hefner Darla Henneke Fred Hemandez Sharon Hilley john Hooper Eddie Hom Kelly Hughes james Hunt Q3 ,g Olivia Hurtado -lx... Wilma jackson 01' Gene Iacobs Edwardgohnson jerry Io nson 2335 is ii -of X f' 'Ln K 4' I -Q in ' fskjilf Ri 9V9s'i '4 Q f Q vi-f: R N ', 'Q , ' I 2 . X tis K 1 A lkfgv' W if LQ - .4 G Q X4 S 25 sg. . fx, ' 'gig Q ,T 73 .l , ,grwf .4 1. 1 ' wgqggyf.. A .. ' 1 v K , gg.-in.. 9 Q. 'ie I,-'jan-. KJ: ,Z Larry Johnson Frank Lancaster Ann Loften Mclxlorris Ginger Martin Susan Meeh Evelyn jones Sydney Lantz johnny Lujan Bobby Mabery David Martinez Mary Mendez Curtis Keene Ken Lee Danny McClendon Thelma Madison Elizabeth Mattingly Raylene Miguel Lance Kissel Charles Lindsey Anna McHenry Fowler Malone Glenn Mayle Elizabeth Montalvo Tommy Kosmata Alex Lobeck Norma McGee Dorothy Marshall Karen Meador Dolores Montana IUNIORS-167 x N I .4 I . f vl ' l IFF' qw. , .-.ysiggiwiazvmgia-Lbg r 'A T M M ll sf is iii Si x kt i 5 1,A..., 0'5Q y M ig N 3' . if 12, f , ! I X fy . Q Nj ' J 'F if K Q1 ,g -s -, lm lil If 2 'W 1 2 Frances Montgomery julia Mosley Arlene Noble Herculano Morales David Mulligan Bobby Ogle Glenda Morris Barbara Munn George Olivas Madeline Morris Phylis Nash Marty Ollerton Sandra Morris Dennis Nelson juan Orines 168-IUNIORS john Ott jerry Penny jimmy Penny Pattiy Pershall Dol Pfefferbaum s M rsss gg fp Mm iff' FCM .Q , i ??fI2'. 5555 , K Aww 14 1' I fi S .2 . f , Larry Phillips Henry Pierson Oscar Pierson Ioanne Pinto Kitty Podolsky Maxine Poston Janie Proctor lim Quinn Terry Quinonez Bobby Ramsdale Q A K . 2 . x 5',L Mm ' m x K, r Q ' 5.5551 ' ' J . R 5:5-A . X' ,Mi a . .align X , 4,094 l I P Jw- Bonnie Rast Dorothy Rather Eddie Rautenberg Gwen Reedy Ann Reynolds Cynthia Rice Roy Rohrer john Roll jackie Rowzer Louie Ruiz 57 .ii I ' 4 '5'zf1'N e ,..-arf I ,V 43 - 3- wwf ' w-ng W. js, el? Q.: ' R ' - ' - .ix 1-1 V. I , I? vF' T 'T V I7' TU? , A ,4 ' ef 1- .M 1-4,'e'-'74-gtk N -mf' ' .,X,,,, ,.,. , , 4 ..,M,,N I xii' . J I , In TH 4 ?l ,i 1 .. I 'g-'1 rg HT 5 P A. ff 1 if 1. ,Lf H 1 ,J ff I, few .wfw . 5 l f' f qi? A 'Fr- 11 1 -,. , i . ,, ty h 3 v 1 ' ' x W l is r if 4 ,.- an v.:,,r , ff? M21 fi 'ff , F '3' CV' ' rfwf: i . .f gg J, zilyi A 1 an Q , fz ' :A-v 9 -A ' P' V3 f -if' ' il X ' V A h , s :Sl f'-7'Q:'.j. . ,, g lj! .1 4 . ' E U-- ff lflflfiiiia XJ? My ... Q ww V A E-jar? E 4 ,2 'i .2 rl, -fri ' ' 3 L I, I ,s Diana Scarbrough Sharon Shinn Tom Ryan Nellie Saldana Judy Schnack Virginia Shipp Geri Schroeder I. B. Shrader Larry Sherman Ronald Sims Toni Sherwin Linda Sinioris Ierry Sanders Sheila Sands Dennis Sapp Iudy Skevington Charlena Smith Eddie Smith Thomas Smith Coy Snow IUNIORS 169 . .. as S 'iw ' 3, s ,, A . Q if A f 3' i? 1- 3 ,, xi 5, y 4 :ai ,. 3 In , E 1 5 tu . 51: '2 , - .L SA, j' X M -'if if,-T. ' W: V , he :X ,Zi v 1' K, if lofi' X FH!!! 'Q' 170-IUNIORS wr' ,. if .-.X AY, ,ke IH... fi' M W .4 - ig, ,, X ibigg Y, , f . A f'2 1Q l A l X Shirley Spence Lynda Spencer P yllis Spencer Shirley Spicer Sandi Steffens Ed Tarr Austin Taylor Larry Ta lor Kelton Thomson Terry Trigg Mary Uhl Marilyn Ursuery Mike Vahle Elisa Vasquez Peggy Vaughn Elaine Vernon Wesley Wahlgren Kitty Walker Bill Walker Charlotte Wallen Paul Wayland Martha Webb Peggy Wheeler Patsy Williams Harry Wilson Alan Winder Stanley Wolf Betsy Wolfe Sally Youngblood Anna Zavala ,, 7- Yi! -I --5 I rf 1' . X jf 'S -- -1 ' ' Mail. Dave Broussard Cecilia Brown Richard Bundy Ann Burch julia Bustamante Cary Caltharp Richard Campbell Ron Canafax Victoria Canero Bobby Carter Carlos Carvajal Angie Castaneda Dianne Castleberry Carol Castro F lorencio Castro Mary Chilton Henry Collins Marvin Corderio I 2 Q' . V . ', xx ' V 4 , z I i ' if Q x'g.rw'F w l I V di. 2155 ' ,fi W , 'YQ ry 2 It 'Q qc, I K . j - V: ,Q J- . Q . ,, y Wi. , I LJ RJ Sax ks, f f '5?',3?fl,?g?.l1f ,3 1 1 D 1 AN f-a il I, , e f 3 ,- E U Q , M M M 5 Kiss l' W . , Y 1 9' IEC fi A1 , -A: 'in Alexis Abril Louis Aguiar Ann Allen Maria Almodova Henry Alvarez Frances Angulo Pat Amolcl Ruben Arriola Clarance Bakcr Rose Mary Barncs jackie Bartlett Mark Baseom Linda Beck Ray Belcher Lana Blair jean Blasingamc Edwin Young Grant Bourgeous .I 'u lg. IUNIORS 171 .v'i3v Sw' - t My Y :J Th tt 'FE Ax N. . W A-wwiv U 4. '-I: J' r it , x ' , , i .4524 x i S' 5 1, 3, ..- Y. -, L. , 'uw Qu!- t ' , .l .W EJ Q Bob Stan Ruth Robert Kathy Coutchie Davies Dees Denison Dewh irst Nick Douglas Teresa Mickey Donn Curtis Davis Delgado Dennis Diehl Allen Duman Gcrilyn Durmil Lenora Edwards 172-IUNIORS John Edwards Kenneth Endsley Mike Erickson Frank Estrada Joe Etter 4.4 Becky Ewin g Lupita F az Paul Fischer Mona Ford Betsy Frith -, , ez I . SSM. fi ' an ' 5 ff ai N, 'QI f,A 43 K ? i I X ik f' 'L X y' , A . . Y . , . H R ' ffl if Q , Q rr W A , 1, 'D X t 1 hal Mildred Frances Martha Peggy Hill Hoggatt Houglancl jolmston fs Linda Edward Allen George Hills Hope Hutchison Kainrath 'lr Philip Beverly Diana Nick Hinton Horley janko Karkula V. S IA.. ' J, f, Tv? Q .. ' f .0 ,, - ff? 1 . ' . V V . X 1 V ' .4 3.1 Audrey Hilda Bruce Fuller Gill Hay Y 3 Simon Priscilla Ruthie Ceneraloa Goodale Henderson j Thelma joe Patty Ghiotto Granio Henry I ' judi Richard Dolores Giles Hardy Hernandez f ' Clyde jim Lorraine Gill Hawkins Herrera Karen Andi Robert joe Keeton Kint Komcgay Kring john Geraldine jeff Lois Kettunen Kolterman Kottenbrook Leamans JUNIORS s lk pf- 'Q Jw ' x'., vm , Ie in 3 av- x , , as if A .2555 jerry McAdams Charles MeCandless Roberta MeCullen N-Lloyd McKay Pat McKee Arlinda ML-Kinley Henrietta Madison Mary Magdaleno Godwin Mah Darrel Marr Errol Marr jerry Martellone f--s Q J, A F , 1 ffmsl Vx? fn? .Qvibun .K . 1 9 0. V' Q lf. e 'f 4. ,fir :R o we ., . N,,4,,,1a,-i MS- 5 2, 4 ,Y XX A I'-41 4.4 4' f , 'Q 1 W V 3 1 '21 . ., u-- W ,-Q , .--:ern--.F x M f 4 1'- +' i an ' u iv 1 M VY., it 5 X. A '11 bi-El x A 2111112 1 Q. of . T4 M fm GU .I .A f N ..4. t 174-JUNIORS . '31 5- . , 4 'N 'Y 4,-.Km X .1 Mary LeCave Louis Leehuga Gary Lee Mary Leon Charles LeRoy Iuli LeRoy Leonda Lines Tommy Loo Mary Lou Lopez Ruben Lopez Betty Lyneh Bonnie MacFarland A fi 'Q Eva Martinez Yolanda Martinez Doyee Meacham Peggy Measures Edward Mejia Dave Mellon Manuel Mendez Stella Mendivil Gloria Mcnta Kitty Mercado Dennis Merchant Rosa Mesa jim Miller john Milligan jay Milstead joan Minter Brenda Molina Sylvia Molina Ruth Moody Edie Morris Sherry Murdock Olga Murrietta Audrey Myers Caroline Nunez Af? EJ 5 fs ,,, Skim X Q fx.. I 'Cv w .the-e 4 erm ,V ,-3 is J 395' HHH' 'iQf141QQ E 1 Helen Nevcls Tom Nelson Edna O'Halloran Marshall Ol Allen Orcndrorff Benny Orta 9 3 , 2 2' K ,ti Vx 1 l 1, 3? Mary Jane Ponn Charles Primus Angie Quintero Rosemary Ramos joshua Randall Loran Ratcliff Danny Reddell Jessica Reiss Lilaf Reynolds Darlene Ridenour Robert Rivas Alvine Rivaya rf . Al. 1 . Y' p ., .H Daniel Ortega Jack Pace Frank Palacio joe Perez Lock Piatt Allie Piceno Vg 4 X f 2 Y VL 73 W A V, A--.1 r - 5-.9 , ,, -Q' - V . 1.. v -.--.., nww Q ,,v.,,'5,.f' ' -u. -..','o.f' . 0.1. ...nh ,.,,-.1 l. u...n.....5-',,,f-vv ,1a.n...--Q... ',,,...- --gn-........ ..,-',,.--.-- .-.'........... ' , . .- .-w....n.. . ' u-..- --le-.nu , -1' JUNIORS-175 if 1 6.11, fx fi lk, , S 5 H Us :Tr 133. if AIM, U 9 ,K -.gli Rosalie Fred john Mary Tim Susan Rivera Ruiz Salas Sanchez Schnatzmcyer Schultz Martha Aloe Nadine Cuma Barbara Susie Robles Ruiz Sample Saunders Schulte Scott K ' S f X. ,T Y -Y 1 Meiji ' X , .,t,- - . 1 K, ,i it . T ,V '. , i . F 5 t 'Q L .if , X iv q'-. S ,Q ' f ' x 1 :tl 0 X! . an K Q-2-1-:sch . V 4 al gs New ,I , ' f , Q Fx t my Q - T T -T T ' .,j5f5 X 2'f'- fl Mc: Maxine Shank Bill Shook 15 Bobby Shook Robert Sibley Ray Simmons janet Smith Mike Smith Sandra Sorgc it V e T ge. t R 9, K Colin Arthur Soto Steele Susie Linda Stalk Stewart Joyce Charles Starek Stoddard P9 Cary Sweet Sharon Swigart jim Tapia Elaine Socorro Templeton Velasquez jamie Deanna Thomas Vest Daniel Alex Torres Urtuzuastequi janet Donna Sharon Imojane Margaret Waming White Whyte Wilson Wright jerry Pat Cynthia Mary Carl Warren Webb VVhite Wilson Wilson Wooleridge Wright Archambeau, David Barton, Don Beckman, joanne Black, Kelly Blevins, Don Bobersky, Nancy Bramxner, john Brown, Linda Caballero, Lydia Calzada, Socorro Casselman, Micheal Castleton, john Chavez, Belinda Clark, jim Clemens, Sharon Cloud, john Cloud, Kenneth Cobos, Angel Collins, jerry Condos, Frank Daley, Ramby DeCorse, George Dye, Bill Ea en, Te Engvin, Robrdlrt Fambrough, Guyman Foss, Richard Franklin, Tracey Frassinelli, Steve Frauenfelder, Evelyn Gabus, Susan Good, james Gloria, Robert Harlin, james Harris, Ken Harris, jimmy Headstream, Bill Heredia, Lawrence Higuera, Henry Hines, Odessa Hodge, Bobbie Hoffman, johnny Holden, Robert Hou h, james Hughes, jimmie Hy eman, Raylean Ibarra, johnny Inghram, james jackson, Ronald jackson, William jacobs, joAnn jaramillo, Ernest Below are listed the names of juniors whose pictures were not taken or received by El Saguaro jarvis, james Kerr, Susan Knapp, Rosalind Levy, Larry Lewallen, Ronald Lopez, Trinidad Lugo, Norma McDaniel, O'Rell McDonald, Gain Magnusson, George Mangino, john A Marcus, Sally Martinez, Esther Melton, Molly Messenger, Bill Miguel, Marlene Miller, Rondall Montague, Anthony Moody, joyce Moreno, Sara Nelson, Dale Nigro, Robert Ohlson, Margaret Oliver, Barbara Page, Bill Perius, Mike Peters, joan Phipps, Patsy Pittman, Marilyn Ponce, Frances Privette, Otto Rangel, Raynold Ray, Shirley Reese, joe Reid, Stephen Rich, William Rico, Bobby Rigg, Dwane Rios, Frank Risinger, Al Roberson, james Rodriquez, Raul Rogers, Burris Rooney, William Rushin, Thomas Sainz, Stan Schoolcraft, Beve Sheaffer, Danny Shepherd, Harold Shill, Mary Ann Ship , james Smith, Gwen rly I . vp' ' , . f L Alton Bohanon Manuela Zamora Smith, Kirk Souza, Manuel Strack, Robert Stresser, Ralph Tawzer, Anna Taylor, Taylor, john Tennison, Guyce Terry, jean Underwood, Lillian Urias, Lupe Vasquez, Ramon Vasquez, Tom Waine, Caroline Walker, Roberta Wall, Vem Watchom, Susan Wells, Lloyd White, john White, Linda Williams, Michele Wilson, Charles Winters, Carl jr. Wood, Brenda Zavala, Micheal Zermano, Alfred JUNIORS-177 THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM It is the purpose of the American Field Service Americans Abroad to increase understanding and friendship among the peoples of the world, by giving American teenagers the opportunity to live with families in a foreign land. This purpose is carried out in the two programs which make up the AFS Americans Abroad-the Summer Program and the School Program. Under the AFS Summer Program, American teenagers represent their schools, communities and the United States while living with foreign families for 6 to 7 weeks. ln becoming the Soni, or daughter,' of these families, they share in their daily life and usual summer activities, plus also having the opportunity of teaching their foreign family and friends about the United States, and in so doing build a real understanding between the peoples of the world. The School Program is essentially the same as the Summer Program. However, in addition to sharing the daily life of their foreign families, these students have the opportunity of entering into the school life of their host countries. The school program lasts approximately five monthsf' ' This represents a great opportunity to those who have a sincere interest in going to a foreign country and representing not only his school, but his country also. Many of our own students have found it to be a most rewarding experience. Our school should be very proud of its opportunity to participate in such a program. Youth Can Bridge The Gap American Field Service New York City ff' V YUHS,s three foreign exchange students: -Ian Andersen, Laura Q 'I D551 L. ,i v f 'I 5. -12mf,f: u fr F - :sf . fa, , z ,JAH ifffgivsgft .X J , . 2- -l igT Js:' 1 ' if X . Myer - pjy age 'b V-reall f' i ff ' V, ' 1' of I' Q 4 9 I , Q!'.gclff.-5 '3 ' - gxf 3 t , if 9' - . 'Y , '. , ,, 3-fl' x - , ,, jan Andersen Leigh Finch, and Mike Mains. J 7f3 A4609 AW X -A,fZ0'6CJ' ff, W Wfwfwf . I ,Daiwa-21.1 XZ fneefzvfaeffeef-?fefff'f4cQf ,dwg MLQZL Lwcpuwi 1, I am vcry glad that I have this chance to thank all of you, both teachers and students, for what you have done for me during the school year. It has been a wonderful experience. I have learned your way of living and to speak your language, I certainly have profited from my stay in all ways. It is my hope also, that at least some of you have profited from having me attend your school this year. Thank you very much, jan Andersen . eg- MY TRIP TO ITALY by Mike Mains This year as a Foreign Exchange Student I represented Yuma and the United States in Italy. XVhcn Laura Leigh Finch was chosen to go to Denmark I dismissed the thoughts of participating in the Exchange pro- gram as the plan had been to send one, so when the American Field Service wi1'ed me to be in New York ready to sail for Italy in tcn days, it came as a complete surprise. Those were certainly hectic days, trying to get the necessary shots, vaccinations, passport, clothing, and learning as much about the customs and language as possible in the short time allowed. And I didnit find out who my family was or where in Italy they lived until I reached New York. june 17th we flew by chartered plane carrying 97 students from Los Angeles to New York, there we were briefed and the same day boarded a Holland American ship named Zuiderkruis. XVe had ten days at sea, with about 750 other Exchange students going to various parts of Europe. YVe landed in Rotterdam, Holland, and traveled by train through Europe to Italy. My family was the Domineco Mar- colongosi, consisting of Mother, Father, and two sons, Alfredo 16, and Inganizo 24. They were a wonderful family and lived in Attessa, a community of 10,000 population located approximately 250 miles east of Rome, near the Adriatic Sea. My summer was the most quiet and relaxed I have ever spent, life moves at a slower pace in Italy. Eating starchy foods and having little exercise I gained 1:2 pounds, as I lived the life of a typical Italian boy in a provincial community. I learned a great deal from this experience . . . and feel that they learned new things about the United States from mc. For one thing I dis- illusioned the small boys on the 'Cowboy and Indian, situation in Arizona. 'WVrapping up the summer was a I0 day tour of southern Italy with all the Exchange students in Italy. WVe visited Pom- pei, Naples, Sorrento, and ended up in Rome having an audience with the Pope and the President of Italy. On September 3, we flew home via Shannon, Ireland, and hurried back to school, bringing an end to the most exciting summer of my lifef' UNCSEXXSQ WW WW, wary CWMN1 ,xml use +LbQ.lQ NWQUOI I f fipjj Mike Mains MY TRIP TO DENMARK by Laura Leigh Finch The people in Denmark were most friendly and they especially were to me since I was a foreigner. They were always asking me questions about what the thought it was like in the U.S. For instance they asked me if, all Americans were rich. Quite a few people have cars but onl the rich people can afford American cars. Another time a lady asked me if my mother cooked dinner for my father. They allso wanted to know if there were many juvenile delinquents here or at least as many as they heard about. If a person would like to gain weight, I recommend going to Denmark or any where in Europe for that matter. I was lucky and only gained 7 pounds but one of m friends gained 32. f Her family must have had at least six meafs a day.J Copenhagen, the capital, is a very exciting place to go if you're in Denmark. Tivoli Gardens, a super amusement park, the Little Mermaid statue, and the Tuborg brewery are good things to see. When we were there, we were taken on a guided tour of the beer brewery and when it was over were given samples of their products. They also manufacture soft drinks. You say youire going to Denmark? Take me along-I'm always willing to go back. kgs., Q Laura Leigh Finch. . .M YJWNQ ff' f wir? 9 lj w f -VW N Sf rffwf af? is f 5 any if s X rl ew w is yi QT, if 5 'P Q JJ N5 ix' - I N A xi gg' N Q, gtk? J! , rm QQ W! Pl J, U31 'A VT my X3 S7 XJ QV X3 f M J bf' it 'x Q8 X JV jigs Q7 5 C 5 gan Nl Q4 if w -alt 1 Xa f I l -V--3 L Q is I X' this ' 'L Q2 GN X? is 5 if N' ti wx A X Sw I 5 i: Y - ll pl! ' '- . X F gl W' J 5 N ,I J ll if 3 J By JJ YQ' Xl' my J' J ol f' , ,E Us X ' 1 U Q x We px, QE? ' XP, Lg 1 3 Y if .5 mi if ni if Q2 Jibwtbjj J 1 OP HOMORE So homores, the second year men of Yuma Union High School, were considerably weakened in number, but not in spirit gy the formation of that other school down in the valleyf' At the beginning of the year, the Freshman Hand- shake Dance, to welcome the class of 1963, was sponsored by the Sophomores. It was a smashing big success. Eagerly forging onward, the Sopbomores look forward to their Junior year and the title of upperclassmen which, we are sure they will be much deserving. President ..... .... S onny McCullough Vice President .... . . . Paul Von Scholer Secretary ..................... . . . Barbara Bartlett Student Council Representative .... . . . Jack Sheffield V r. Nm .- 'K ask f is 1 x A 5 'av --rv' X Q4 4 , . -.. .1 Y N .- in I sy ... f .1 .,. X . u R ,psf I sa 33' 5 Y FQ is J ' es Y. my 1 1 F. 5' Brown, M. Browmlee, R. Brooks, L. Burgess, D. Burgess, I. Cassidy, M. Chalmers, C. Chretin, R. Cochran, S. Cook, B. Crow, M. Culk, F. Daniels, D. Davis, F. Davis, P. 'S'-if . ., 'Qs' f I Y rf . ln. N Abbott, B. A , D. A Q Abril, F. Bldg, J. 1? AQ f Acuna, A. Barnett, I. glen, M Barrett, S. 5 vara o, . Barriga, B. . Alvarez, R. Bartlett, B. Q rw' , UA, Y' ,I 121Val'f?Z, V-R gattagalin, T. ? mavisca, . ee , S, . Anderson, I. Bett:rG, Arvizu, M. Blair, M. fa A 4' . S 1, Ashenfelter, W. Blake, G. Q A , , B' 1 B-if f Atchley, S. Booth, C. ' T v ' A ,Q J , , All fi it-,R A, - a., A 133, Atherton, I. B0 , B, Autwell, S. B1-gllgdon, J, A , Aflaya, D- Brewster, L. 'V 1 '52 all . f 3 R R 'H 5 ' E ,, Xi . .Q - gk, -,t i r . , .. . A ,z - . gal fl' Q is Q ai' 5' L S' it , It '- , , . E+, .5 'N . . IV! J. .N lag. i J 'U 'E r . ti i ni A ff' A Q' S Q 'Q ,, ts . E ' . A .- . M A ' ACQA iwlt J, , U ff 3 . , gt . ' 'V 5 , . ,fr'i,?:4 i ' Q E . M A gan' ' V X' ls? f B ,R I ,. ' . 1 is . r -. :ff A Burke, I. Cameron, I. Campbell, H. Campuzano, A. Carter, C. Corono, M. Cox, W. Coyer, H. Craig, 1. Crawford, M. SOPHOMORES-183 1 'naw .S , if .-...gi we bla, Y HQ, ,W h i ,.. 9 H I I l E . ,Q Q , 4, , .3 :iii 'F .5 A . , - Q' . fl . . B ' -:SES-?gi,', ,U l is I J: ,xr .3 .-we .. Q H ' f.. .t-iii? ' my . '!- ' , .M Y -' 2 ' ' 3 1' ' ' .T , is :H ' . ' . A. . l rl S . r i fe . 'F r . fi . X. ,S J ,gg ., ir. . .,.M .Lf D Q i i f .,-N JN x .Ii . Ja lx 4 Gomez, L., Gonzales, A., Gonzales, M., Gonzales, R., ,-- I5 Goodwin, M., Green, In QQ - .Q I vw was ' W Griffen, I., Gunter, B., Grijalua, C., Haddock, M., 4 ' 9 Haddox, W., Hale, B. QT? X ' n f' Q DeCorse, I., Dees, G., Dennis, C., Didway, C., Doern, D., Dominquez, R Donahue, P., Dornan, D., Drisdell, B., Duncan, S., Earnest, K., Eger, C. Elliott, P., Emanuel, B., Emmitt,.D., Esperaza, M F arthing, R., Faz, A. Finley, M., Finley, M., Flagg, S., Fletcher, G., Fletcher, I., Freeman, C. French, F., Garcia, L., Garcia, P., Gardner, B., Ghiotta, L., Gomez, D. 1 ' .ab 6 1 F- tp- ,. S .. Sky W Vx R Q u.. ' va, ,I Jw I Q 4 .j it , J f ww . fx: 1 4- A A 1 ' J., Hancock, E., Hart, S., i Q. . R, ' Hawkes, K., Hawks, D., W? if -f' , 1 1 ' Hoffman, B., Hollin, I. S' n ,Q if fs , .,. , 3 Horley, L., Horton, L., 3, L . , I Hosford, B., Howard, D., L, H 3 q gi ' Humphries, D., Humphries, I. 4 ' F f Hunt, L., Ingraham, B., Q W fr ' l . E Irwin, D., Irwin, D., W it ' ,.4 R , HQ it Jacobs, M., jaramillo, B. ' -f' 6 -, .. Q V, gd ' asv ' X f' ' F 'F 184-SOPHOMORES . Q , 3 . Iaramillo, M., Iohnson, H., johnson, J., Iohnson, I. M., Johnson, P., Kelly, P. ! . bar 'Fe . . il ' 'an A X, U 'li L. Ker1dal1,S-, Keg, H., . .,, it ' A Knox, G., Lam ert, R., M A ii ' ' Q, v Q Langley: B-a Lara: M' I fb fi A ef: W , Q 41- ml ,gi V' A '. x. -X - . 1 Lashley, F., Layton, D., f A , '- Lewis, J., Lepp, W., Fi' T f ' I - A Lopez, E., Lorana, P. 'QQ .i f- , 'i ,A .V Q, Siu! I 'AVA SX A .qw A e .1 if Q! RQ. -J' raw A L 4' -sffim ' ll -he . ,A Lozar, R., McCullough, S., ' 'QQ g P A V, . s I A McDonald, D., McDonald, I., lf -. ii -T 'Q lj McKay, B., Mcouade, G. , f. A i . , - -, 'ff' v ,L A - ,X. fy. Magclaleno, M.,.Major, D., A . A A ' rg I 'Q ,, .3 V Mann, B., Martinez, A., 'fi 15' f, . ' Martinez, T., Mayer, R. gal. if . f ' 'A '. Q A 1' fl I 'c' fs.-A . fd- I A f 'A Meadel, L., Mendivil, R., 4 . K . AQ -Q Mesa, A., Mirand, L., b i A .Y 1.41 W Molina, C., Monson, M. 1- V rw q . 1 j x YN Q 'L-we 'rf-, A H . A . A 'Y' T Q' W A I Q V , wlonfalvo, R., Mora, E., Q 1 mv z.. .9 T fa' Morales, I., Moreno, O., J rx, ,Q ' P . i.. O A Mueller, M., Mumford, A. in il, -A an rx jivffk 'xii' 41. . . ' ,. - ' ' Q ,y Q Myers, F., Navarro, J., Q .. I 'U q i' ' P4 1-if - lg Neese, D., Neward, W., if 4 1 A - ' . ,f A V. Nixon I. Nunez F. ' ' 1 V Ochoa, R., Ohlson, I., 4 rf- 1 A A. A- A Q S 5 ,' 'y Olea, O., Olivas, M., lf - 1 t P . 1 Q Oliver, B., Olsen, S. : : .1 .lf .2 .4 ., rg? ,J , xx lfg , . VF s PM ,- ssl 4 u ., gi . Ortega, E., Osborn, J., Penny, D., Perez, C., Perez, T., Pettit, SOPHOMORES-185 I 1 Q rw-vmKWl'WIlPr '1 ' Y ..,.,,- .,..,-,mm-.....w-gwuw ,, ,., ,... en. .na-,. ... -,.-.-K..-N-W 1,-- K M--p . ..,, 2' . ' ff . f ,- We . aim Y . , V3.4 1 U my -4 1 . 4 Vht. kr ' J F . ggi.: ,l 'Y' if K Ji 1 - MI.. 1' T 3 ' fi- R f - FP if ' 7 Q H 7 if XP S' - fv- ' ff . Aki- ' . I A i 1 X A W . ,fr , . bf ' X 1 A 4, V a H W l K ,sg Y ' V Q, S ,fl 0? .44 if 1 K '. Q 7 . . T , ,.t'f 4,QQ QQ P 5 .S ' if , af -A If-ffl I . T if A if .fi 1 n ' ' ' - - . .xx f I , A, A p p M 'Eli' ... Q , f 5 .- S ' Y . is ' 1 .. -'iff fl bA 1 W' X -1-' T ' .1 ,T 3 .J 1? ,, he 1 . 1 f A . 'N ' -. ' ' 1 wp .egg at i. Srl f- X-.3 w 3 -'l ' A .ax ' - Q. , p ' - f p R .J Q, A ' Wd rw E P S T: Q an Pl WEE. p h, w E .H M A fi fxx Q .W ' qi: 186- Row Row Row Row Row Row 1. 2. 3: 4: 5. 6: Phillips, K., Pierson, M., Ponce, M., Power, J., Pullian, D., Raebel, M., Ramirez, C., Reed, C., Reyes, R. Rico, M. Risner, R., Roberts, M., Robinson, M., Roddenberry, H., Rodgers, R., Rodriquez, A., Rodriquez, R., Ru- dolph, M., Rushin, I., Safranek, V. Salas, O., Sanchez, L., Santini, T., Scarbough, B., Scarbough, T. Sheffield, J., Shelton, L., Sheppard, M Sipes, D., Splawn, T. Starmer, T., Starner, D., Stec, C., Stone, C., Sullins, C., Szarek, M., Teal, A., Telford, N., Tremper, M. Underwood, R. - Urias, C., Urius, E., Van Horn, J., Van Houten, J., Villarreal, C., Vitolins, B., Von Schoeler, P., Wallace C., Warner, C., Wilcox, I. A Williams, R., Wilson, D., Wilson, Y., Witherspoon, M., Wood, S., Young, F., Young, K., Zahnizer, R. SOPHOMORES . w.1,......, W. 3 3 Daniels, I. Edwards, S. Kezer, C. Ries, M- I Dees, L. Gonzales, R. Olea, M. Winton, C Aldape, I. Allio, C. Babiars, B. Bailey, J. Barth, K. Battenfield, W. Canedo, I. Cates, K. Davis, C. Davis, R. Edwards, S. Farrell, J. F az, L. These pictures did not arrive in time for the publication of the annual. Fi eroa, B. F iiilliley, M. Flores, S. Forbes, L. Fraley, J. F szol, J. Could, Harp, D. Hernandez, A. Hunter, G. Hutchins, L. james, R. jaramillo, C. Winton, C. Kimberlin, R. Kizer, C. Long, D. Lonon, I. McKay, F . Macazan, E. Morris, R. Nault, L. Olea, M. Pancoast, C. Patterson, B. Perry, D. Philips, D. Reel, S. Reeves, E. Rico, C. Ries, M. Rodgers, S Sosa, F. Taylor, D. Thom son Turreg, C. Villa, L. White, D. White, P. Wilson, I. SOPHOMORES 187 ! The class of 1963, though cut in half by the addition of u new high school, is still full of the spirit and vigor so typical to most new frosh classes. The class officers arc ns follows: President, Robert Coreyg Vice-president, Dick Islurrisg Sccretury, B111'bu1'u Conwuyg und, F 1'6Sll1TIiIIl Representative to the Student Council, Hardy Ng. 188-FRESHMEN ..qpvm:vnm..w.-uv-,fp-,wa7nuIvwwxg,..N. .-, ... . , ,. ,,,.. Acosta, M., Ades, S., Aldape, I., Allebrand, I., Allen, G., Almadova, T. Allt, T., Alvarez, S., Amparano, R., An ulo, C., Andrews, D., Apple, V. Arias, B., Arnold, A., Arnold, S., Arriola, A., Arriola, E., Arriola, F. Arriola, L., Avis, T., Ayala, M., Bahass, B., Balth, K., Barron, B. Beatty, M., Beltran, C., Birkmeyer, D., Bishop, R., Bivins, C., Bivins, M. Bohanan, L., Bourland, S. Bradford, I., Breech, H., Brown, B., Brown, I. Brown S. Burke K Burnett . Burnette L. :--vw--,.mrfrw-A-fw-wzwwwv .g-Q.. . y-'v,g,.-,--w,,, ...W 1..+qvqv,..,fQ, ,. , ,V w V.: .fa vw vf3Q3'3iw MiQZ ' .. .f x ..,f i 'K 2' L if 1. . .. . if 41 ,W y 51-3 3 ' . .. , ,J gl- . .T ,Cul in Q' T B ' 1 25314 ,f ' f v W 553: swf. 1 N, '- L . . . . at ZA V - ,. , - . h .1534 ,A , - -, , , , .E-A fl fe 'A D A Q' r N is A f ll' -. 'K 3 sf- . ...ff . ., 4 . 1 ,LJ ,.. -, A h fi ' , W Ai 'LV 3 1 ,fi A 'A 5' if A I-. 1 3 X f We: 'T 9 if I 1, 5 Butterfield, W., Burrow, 1. A f Butner, A., Butner, I., Butner, I., Cabrales, L., Canedo, I., Cano, A. Carvajal, A., Casilla, L., Castaneda, T., Castro, M., Chavez, V., Cobos, A. Codispod, P., Coffer, I., Condos, I., Conway, B., Corey, R. T L, ..- Q KXLQK N - :il -if A Q . 1, 'L .g ,Ii . 'Y 4, A. T, ' AX .FXX 'X Q . ' C. . ' U 5 l 5 g ,Q-2 , 1,15 . 1 l An 4 A , 2.3 -ly .A Q Q 5. , RL ,,' 1 'fin V W ,W w g, ,tea ' M FRESHMEN-189 . . - W , 1 1 f. W WMWV-Www-.h.wW. .W 1 1 1, + , 'qw' 'G i, H3:'4'4'f 3' 'i'f'mi ' 'VY Q ' 1 .' 'QL' .f ,ffl , V, 'f .' , .zh , E. Q 4 ,, s ,- S - bw.- , , r, .!. A, , if. F P lv Avl A qt X dl 1-fi' ' Q ,J A . ' ' ' . , . .A ig M . -. 1 3 xs,..... A gs. ,. I 2 it Q - to f . 5, . . v , .9 fa . ., migwzphg ' . ,, X fa' ff . bi L, A ' lp, ' 190-FRESHMEN , , :, 4 l L' , . ' BN 1 1 0 if 2 . 'T Q 19 'W ' ..- , 'S . , my . 7 A A N, . H W... .....,..-i,.......,-Q11-.-Af-e-0 Couz, B., Crawford, R., Crowder, C., Crowder, L., Dallabetta, J., Davis, I. Davis, I., Dees, M., Dennis, D., Dennis, A., Dewhirst, C., DeWitt, N. Diets, P., Dinnell, P., Dinwiddie, S., Dixon, D., Dominguez, F., Domingu Dougherty, N., Dunn, L., Eates, K., Elrod, D., Engler, D., Erwin, M. Esperanza, B., Evans, R., Everet, T., Evitch, D., Ewing, A., Fambrough, I. 4. 4 ,- Fassett, P., Faulkner, G., U, I, L Ferrara, I., Ferro, N., 'l if A g ig ,. Figueroa, E., Flagg, E. .Q , , T 9 . - : . v i' 1 P , . L14 .-1.4. ,if fm.: vw Flores, A., Foerstner, I., Garcia, G., Garcia, T. fig 25' ,, Q Garcia, V., Garner, E., , ,y , Q 'As ez, M. G - W.-uw s V53 I A ,h Gartland, B.bGaurlIey, E., A s . ,i ' Y Ghiotto, R., ips, ., ' l 'g xg' 1. ' '. fi-1 ,, w ' Giss, K., Glover, I. . l ,,- A 5 P. vi .',, gg V ran: K gf? X H A A Q 1 ' 17 Gomez, R., Gonzales, R., 5, , all ' J ww Granio, L., Gray, L., ig, 1, ,H . Q , Green, A., Grijalva, S. W, 2 7' J L' K' v .Q A . .1 G x, A W Grijalva, M., Haile, A., V , 2 . Hall, D., Hall, M., J? r , M ' . if Hale: Iv Hallett: R' l -'j . Ll' X i W v K. l 3 . i, 'V h M D fx A . 4' M ml Qjf,uf?ff M 39. A 'X is .f ,'ss A . ' 1 Q' 110' Hamil ton, R., Hart Hartman, S H -3 nell, L., 'K ' I . ., Harris, D., p Q ' V 5 artung, K., Hawks, M. D K K ' B , K Q Hendrickson, J., Hendrickson, V., ex . .J 4 . , Hernandez, A., Hernandez, H., p Q 4 KL a . ,W A ' Q Hernandez, M., Herrera, I. ,, A f lrj V , , , F. , X' ' if -F. -L I N Hill, R., Hines, I., ' L - ' 7: ,, Hodges, K., Howry, M., , V, 6 A53 , f Humphrey, G., Jones, K. .V , ' J, ff- Q u .V I A Jones, K., Karban, I., - M w , U Keene, V., Kenyon, C., , v- W. ' ' . ff I Key, L., Killingsworth, P. ,L 'W f 5 r '- 1 - .1416 ,J '- ' fr'-L-' . Kimberlin, D., Knapp, B., 4 Koolich, K., Kosmat, I., 'Gm' . 1 . ,Q ' 3 ' iq 'V Kraemer, J., Lang, E. 'I , if , H -Za ' F . W p ewglu 4, , .r ra jim -- . -' A- Lancaster, B., Langworth , ., Y . ,f 'Q -2. 3' ' -3 Q Lahners, I., Leaver, R., Tjfg, ' 4 v- L 5 ,L s ' K , Lge Leavitt, L., Lee, L. A -QL i. X an . I , it , L r ,r . , p ' Lemanski, H., Linder, A., 1, N 1 Q a 3' E f . Lines, L., Lovejoy, G., 4 . ,Jr fj D 1 , . Lugo, M., McAter, M. ' fl I , ' is Kit '57, ' 1 N .r . if . . 4 B' 215 it if I h . fs, McBride, R., McCugh, H., r af! 1:3 . 3 ', ag- ' 3' ai 1. McKee, C., McLaughlin, B., Q. ,Sf .Q Q McQuaio, T., Magdaleno, S. 'ra V i I s . Major, G., Marshall, F., awp .. -. , 45 9 Marquez, O., Martinez, C., I if vp A I f ' p Martinez, C., Martinez, J. 1 x S Y ,-,nl v.. , . Q 4 i ' sg- f ,G Martinez, P., Martine Q 4- ' Q, 1, 1: Y f f A Martinez, R, A L ltll vb- . z, VV., . Mello n, D., ' n, D., Miller, R. FRESHMEN-191 Row 1: Moran, R., Munk, M., Munoz, A., Munoz, C., Murriatta, M., Murriett, J., Myers, B., Newman, S., Ng, Ochoa, G. Row 2: O'Dannel, J., Olcala, E., Olberg, D., Olivas, I., Patterson, V. Row 3: Phillips, C., Phillips, D., Phillips, D., Picker, J., Row 4: Quintero, F., Ramer, F., Reagan, R., Reeves, C., Rivera, E., Rodriquez, C. Row 5: Rodriquez, I., Rodriquez, R., Rosas, I., Rooney, Sanders, C. Row 6: Sanders, S., Sands, M., Santini, G., Saunders, I., Shanklin, C. H. Orta, D., Osborne, D., Osburn, I., Pace, I., Pancrazi, R. Pike, P., Poels, R., Polee, P., Ponce, A., Ponce, S., Powe Renteria, A., Rivera, R., Richardson, H., Richardson T., Rosencrans, C., Ryan, B., Sample, C., Sanchez, Sattler, S., Scott, P., Schmurr, R., Schultz, L., Seeger, r,S ,S. C. C. V . P A , ' 'P 'P - . . ' i f 4. S. R -Q he . .. A 4 ff. P 1 . ae , r . . f i M . an .fra pf . . . pfalf . f We i ..1is 7 , , , vf' p 'EE 'W i L- i N. H . , K., H . , ,h 'lam .f VA .Q J ' '33 K .5 -V Sgr, : , 1, Q. - ' . . 5 ' m y-.e, ' , f H, L., 'A ' - V F -5. M- '74 5 'l' 1964 ' K . 1 Y V ' x F ' I M' ' Q1 R 'S , .., . 2 . S ' K' Q M , 4 , 'V .M .K f K M -K WM.. ,. . 5 W, K -Q, WI K , rr S . ' ,' . F' ,Q ,,,V ,V ,ff K N ,A W X ll I '-1 N. . gg .X ' ' - ,.- . V x f A AI K ,v :Q S . . - .M i . v f We . S'-af ' Q' QW ' i-, W W, ' 1 .41 MY' S . . 1. S ' j I' V it l. -3-5 5 .2 1 I . aa. . , s . iis. R .,, f ,-w R .1 My X v ' E K. V U -'P 173, '.,' I L P 5 WK - A. , ' Q lr 1' Zvi 5, L ' , -'S., . X QT! Q M.. . . 1. ,.,,. .. H .. . .sf fra' as , , i 'vi i'i'fp.f,f k ' if -'fa ' ' 192-FRESHMEN , t y wg G, f ' -fl - I : ff Q X51 ' '- I ami . , .K + 'fs 7' -'i X . . ...,:s. . . ,, .- s,f7a.1pw -if r ,Fi 'Q K 1 . U N lim' . an C V- A ,P - S , 337 A .1 Je 3 .ii K.. h 2 wi X -' , - x , f- N. fi e' if 1 , Q 1 x 1 1 A E Q fg , ' 4 3 9 K '- ,nga .5 Q5 , . t 5, , 5 , 1 S ,hx .3 T ' N , ii A T . f 'A 5: 'T' L+ T-O I A.. f X B AAAS ,E l- -1 b 3 ' . E Q Q f t it C . -5 - - Aa 2 , -Q Cf f . -. Q - , 2 , S f-fx, L' ' . '1 H . . N 5 if sb J? L' 6 4: . W1 if fi 253-'7'l-vi - ' A . f ,. , D is ,D D ...ff sasa w. X..-kim.. . . t S- N- at 4- was Q x , T15 .I X Aa 5' V. 1333 l 'Ii IQ, t v! - . A . 4 7.11.75 7 J, 1 3 1 xx 1' g . if- ffl to BNN. lt D - Row 1: Row 2. Row 3- Row 4' ROW 5: Row 6: Shiredan, F., Simons, P., Sinioris, J., Sirrine, S., Skevington, S., Slosser, C., Smith, T., Solarez, G., Solomon, B., Sosa, M. Spelce, D., Swengel, M., Taylor, R., Thomas, S., Thompson, N., Tipton, L., Torres, B., Trigg, L., Trim- ble, J., Tyler, C. Uhl, B., Valekai, B., Valencia A Vance C Vance G Varela F V'll B V11 , ., . , ., , ., , ., la, ., iarreal, O., Ware, B., Warren, S. Weber, I., WVest, D., Westgate, M., Westover, B., Williams, D., Williams, D., Williams, M., Willoughby, M. Wilson, A., Wilson, C., Wilson, E., Wilson, L., W'l P. W k 1 son, , or man, C., Wolcott, B., Wright, E. Xbarra, J., Young, D., Zermeno, E., Cebulak, D., Casillas, C., Webster, D. FBESHMEN-193 , ' 4 055175 06 Z MX dnt My I' X ,,- , I My dp W? :SW fir? ,rf J W .1 f 2f'lf+ 2 nj 014-ff! C751 na? .0 092 31 7 'f jg I-0 7 ffpmfuy E 7117 AD? 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Priscilla Coodale, Mary Chilton. -6-V ..-.--,----VT,-fy?-Y vw-.-ff w-v- - Thfll gf fY Hgl ht tdtl gtlt tthCdtgC1assof1960 f p p ft or a ros erous u ure. NX0j.1Du.x:o- 1-U . . . I M105 ' 'M' wma L' nr'ERnY's SANDWICH si-ICP '6 M ,Maman as W. zna street Q, N with M IONGEWARD ELECTRIC afwfw ,,.,Mffr'7 G.-1.92. . gm 709 8th street 7'f7b,,Wf f . My JJT6 xg., MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 1808 8th Avenue CARLOTTA'S BEAUTY SALON 73 2nd Street SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 1640 4th Avenue i A'i ki' Sincere Congratulations to the Graduating class of 1960 from L. M. MCLAREN PRODUCE C0 ADVERTISING-197 NVith the new efficient cleaning equipment found at RELIABLE CLEANERS you can be sure that your clothes will have expert attention. 1010 Fourth Avenue. Lorena Pidgeon, Bobby Kirkpatrick. I ni 198 ADVERTISING Whatever the hoh day Cheryl and Susie have found they can always de pend upon SPROUSE REITZ for their every holiday need 816 Fourth Avenue Cheryl Higgins Susie Ferro Visit YUMA STATIONERS for their com plete line of typewriters and other office equipment. 245 Main Street. Susie Irwin, Rosemary Monson. This is easy living, proclaim Sheri and Marty. You can be sure that DURHAM'S place comfort foremost in their furniture selections. DURHAM'S FURNITURE EICHTH STREET. Sheri Atchley, Marty Raebel. Herb is confident of a perfect fit at DAVELL'S SHOE STORE. 1020 Fourth Avenue. Herb Curtin, N omman Sykes. Atmosphere and tasty food combine to provide the ideal dinner date. LOO'S RESTAURANT 2100 Fourth Avenue. Bonnie Hosford, Bill Burr. A ai ni 2 if 1if55,:l,l' i ' ' l- A 'fffl iQ, flliifff ei ' sf f ,fri-W W' Lim . C 1: A A 1 ,kin 'lib L34 3' A ADVERTISING , ,,.-...uns-' - 5 M. Q4 X' .-Siu J-. 'Quilts M ., 4, ,Q ,W . -I ....... figgqr. ., 1,-f' V., ...N 'Nvxodct lwtqwxfbu.. K'X0Mu0. 0,,,,A,,,M,gg I t U il x ,idk WLAN L'0 M'J- For Spanish food at its tastiest, try ARAZA,S TACO LITA. 501 L 3 -vvs.L4xLA, d,,g, awk -L, Fourth Avenue. Margaret Smadel, jerry Banta. , ' ' gl: U Y Q JW vvvxotfuxoark xx . ,l z 41 -. X r if ' 1 N' ix D lv. I ..-'ll rl!! 200-ADVERTISING KYUM, serving Yuma with the most versatile radio entertainmvnt to hc had. 560 on your radio dial. Sis Colden. Fl '. 1 921' , , .q.:4 , may Be the Belle of the Ball wearing a lovely dress from EMPORIUNI. 240 Main Street. Melinda Solomon, Doris Alvarez. Matthew and Charles are pleased with the varied selection of light- ing fixtures found at O'MALLEY-SMITH. 550 Eighth Street. Matthew lVong, Charlie Urtuzuastegui. Y - it W1 , it Q it v 13 tw 51 x sl ll! r K' rs' i li elf. lla f f 1 it P Eva -if .g ' Lili :l a ADVERTISING-201 5.1 , .6 5' gt, 'e 3 i ,Q . 1 I F I :ff 3. 1 ll 3 E3 'i ev- Bobby, Betty, and Mr. johnson sit back and relax on a comfortable and attractive couch from YUMA FURNITURE. 2790 Fourth Avenue Bobby Howry and Betty Blassingame. 202-ADVERTISING wlii Iam sessions are the most', on instruments from COOPER'S MUSIC. 914 Fourth Avenue. Anthony Dean Quintet. r UNLAND Ml! ' lfllf WATT: DAI S x -1 . R. msn 5mL.. . IR? 1 Kit . I 10 Q Ava Q Q: xx sea . ir- -I x Serving Yuma with fresh dairy products is SUNLAND DAIRY. 521 Second Avenue. Kfflxi I Q? I -F QW., . Mt' .ax f fv - -F35 7... W' N iff r , A - 1-.Wm gsm- . Q5 I is. xl A, K vj. I I x A A in . tv WN..- ,- I' 'A L'w sw., ' L., ,. fr X. X . ., . This streamline Ford convertible is enthusiastically admired by Cindy and Ish. SWIFT FORD COMPANY. 1491 Fourth Avenue. Cindy Rice, Ish Castro. ADVERTISING-203 Whether you're a tennis or football en thusiast you'll find your every sporting need at MESA SPORT SHOP. 1152 Fourth Avenue. Mary Io Cain, Leroy Raebel. Attractive clothes for the entire family are found at FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE. 2840 Fourth Avenue. Jeannie Bragdon, Sonny McCullough. 204-ADVERTISING SAV-ON DRUGS is ready to supply you with your every drug store need. 318 Main St. Linda Barnette. For that special someone, send them flowers from YOUR FLORIST. Experienced floral designer since 1922. 901 Orange Avenue. Jacque Foley, Hank Tester. Planning to redecorateP Visit BARROWS for their line in furni- ture, carpets, and drapes. BARROWS FURNITURE 185 Main Street. janet Malone, Joyce VVhite. KBLU, bringing to Yuma the latest in music entertainment. 1300 spot on your radio dial. Billy Ryan, Ronnie Ewing. ADVERTISIN C-205 The cfficicnt lnalcliiiiclw' ilf GILPIN,S YVELDINC AND MACHINE XVORKS is used to take cure of your evciy welding job. Iligliwuy 95. Ronnie lining, Billy Hyun. , A ,A 7- up ' am:-: 'fnvfz' rzwzvf - M mmzmw wan , l , - mrmsecmwnsus r aovs' Ea GIRLS' NT' My Vk Q. b TEgns' osPAnrME 3 F. E,5S! ?,Qw A l V i,LL . l. lxxl A A .. W. X A CUSTOM UPHOLSTERlNG DRAPERIES - SLIP COVERS FURN.6l RUG CLEANING 206-ADVERTISING New clothing for the family or new coverings for the furniture, HOC-CATT'S is able to serve you. 718 Eighth Street. 1? ...,. - .,.- ' 'coz 1 nga.. 4 .- -. JL' L -:-:-:-:-13:31:44 3:7:i:3:1:-:-:5:1:g..-.A . . .,. . . ., -.-ug:-' ' :-. 1:13525-:-:'C:-:-:-:gi-21152:-:-2-:-:-:Q 5.5. .-.-.:.,.:.:.-.g:g,,::f. :.:.-.:.:.:., -::-2:QP.-:f.::-:2'.-.g.g.g3-,:g:,-1'1S-:::-: .-.,. -.g.1.,,.:-:-:-., -:-:vs-:-:-1-:-:-:-:Ck-.iz ':-.-. .-.-.5 D A L I .....,... ,.....,. I .., I , .... ...., . . ...,.,...,.,. 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' J- i I 'A X ,,Q,?iw1'f Fghnmmvk L X ,, x lgivw' 'W ' L K It ix , ...N . .......-... fx S1-mrff22!s ul-+45 0 I O I Q SE 1922 4' S I ll C 8 4, I-,bkqdhalvp Y o'hqJ'oc41A 1 up ,M Q 04 6 a. A gs, 'PJ- .L To Q-N 1, 9 Ia' J 416,20 49'qk99ro 60 gd ofesfk AL4 J, ff 65 4 'Z 04, 4' dy Ps: 4 7 Q 1 o i' e 4 r ,b QD kf '.v ' A4 ,. 0 Q S 4 Jw 4 all N! To 8 . qv FB 55 JC' 'L 'm Q ' A Q 34-v T ff inholb if 4, 9 il 5, it ,415 'f's'1!'lN, .- . ,, I' 9hl'Sl'5l1'lll1l'01'k ' 5 4, .v. A I W qhwm A . . A E 'I 1 C X HD . Sh21Illl'04'Ii My cou Il ' ' ' ' I Shamrock ff mf., 3 3 V' ADVERTISING-207 MAR-KAY'S, the fashion center of Yuma. 1666 Fourth Avenue. Bonnie Hosford. C-an ,Q .ef W gp g - , 'X5'Mk,v'f:.f.N 'XY V4 it 44' 208-ADVERTISING The friendly atmosphere at MILLEITS COFFEE SHOP makes dining out pleasurable. 2350 Fourth Avenue. JoAnne Miller. Any girl would be delighted to receive a lovely watch from DANIEL'S JEWVELERS 210' Main Street. Sherry Pyburn, Betty Prather. Stop in at RASCOE'S for your every sewing need. 274 Main Street. Pat Amold. Relax with a hobby from HOBBY-CRAFT SHOP. 46 West Second Street. Virginia Shipp. Try ARDEN'S DRESS SHOP for clothes with the feminine touch. 300 Main Street. Jessica Reiss. .5 ADVERTISING-209 . tp QQ H K. fa 5, 1 te .. ' is v. ,. x C? H v, - 4 , n I Q , rs , .El 5 si s Ei ,. W if Q 5 45 wx f I' 5 QQ ' Kg . li E it 5 til- 210-ADVERTISING ,N-fff ,f - Q XVhen you think of fiuc silvcr, 1't-luelubvl' CARTLANUS IEXVELERS. 801 Fourth Avenue. -Iucquc Foley, Hank Tester. rowawaf IANS V It's fresh-up time at BARQ,S BOTTLING COMPANY. Barbara Leeper, Don Congrove. ' vt -s I I Mr. Landman, the manager of HARMONY HOUSE, is on hand to offers you the most complete record selection in town. HARMONY HOUSE, 944 Fourth Avenue. ADVERTISING--211 Janet can be confident th it her coiffure will be sincerely complimented by her friends YUMA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 50 Third Street. Imet M llone They certainly did a fine job! Yes, you can always depend upon MODERN SHOE SERVICE for the best in shoe repair. 152 Main Street. Brenda Wood, Richard Hardy. If you want to be ce1t un th it you will be at your best for the hunting season, purchase the finest 1n sporting equipment at GOODYEAR SERVICE 1150 Fourth Avenue Jerry Webb To shop economically visit NATIONAL DOLLAR STORES. 1261 Main Street. Linda Miller, Mike Mains. Bank confidently ut the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. 198 Main Street. Stylish apparel for all occasions can be found at BOLLIER'S. 1020 Fourth Avenue. Sandy Phillips. SAXHNGS ACCOUNT B A N fr N' an om so ' 'D I n vm 49 9, 4 . V . ,877 AUON coRP0 URANCE DERAL oEP05ll ms FE MEMBER , .- I 4' all For Young People Who Are Going Places F' A day's outing is so enjoyable on bicycles from CONNER TIRE COMPANY. 770 Orange Avenue. Margo Harris, jim Inman. - .fir-- M .M .. .sr 1 1 E EE!! yrs ARIZONA WATER COMPANY, serv- ing Yuma with their new water plant. Iudy Vaughn. Youill love that LARK from DONKERSLY SALES AND SERVICE. 276 Orange Avenue. Karen Kellogg, Ronnie Guiles. 214-ADVERTISING M' F.. f ,Mai-M' X 'X si ' so 1 1-.1 R Q wwvvw' - 1 1- nikki? lllllli , 4 M625 BOTTLING MCC. Yum . Amz. t. rf, bifllii .. .tg 1, .5 'Liv 'i'fa't-f yi , ,pf-'H , 7' K r 1 ' V Jfgyk' if --,' 'fn-uf 2' . W.: , ,Af .x --.. , N Q, PN-f5lr,jf.x.1,j .f',- '25 lj. N, Av ,M ,I . I ,Ag .W , ..i,,., I ,A ,,, .. - - . , 'A 31 'nw A -.x:n4'P1 'ff 'Lv ' ' . 4 .,x. . .,i,,, , ,553 - V4-I f 3 ' ., Qlflfwi. ., -' 3 5611- '. P 45'-5 f A z 4'- '-5 f SH' 'Y 3 3 'g 5 g1,..M,- . -1 .5 N 5 , ',. '- 5 -m, ' X - ' Mx'-4 .g.'7'w'-.g f- -5 - ,rfyxqw w ' 4-vtgg. p V .--.': . 4-,a'.Q,JgXg'-,3,,.f ' 'C-X Q' nj mf A '. - -rm1.a..m,wwa. !.-.-A-.ma if Sam ' LK lg '....-54 .Iam is thc CUIIICI' of axttluctimm, that is mc-opt for 1'cf1'csl1ing Con-41-Cola. COIL-X HU'l I'l,lNCl COXIPAXY of Yuma. -Iam .-Xudvrsmm, Linda Bock NYoocl, Carol Berry, and Ann Harrell. ww., COCA- B11-lmdal 1 V1 W. s s 'N X. ..,5s...,y...,5.2..s Rehearse it well! lt's a word you'll be questioning often, praising sometimes, complaining about regularly.. .for the rest of your life. And yet, the freedom to pay for the education, recreation, and protection we want through taxes is a privilege reserved only for a free people. We at Arizona Public Service, are happy to accept our responsibility as a good neighbor, along I with nearly all businesses and individuals, by paying our fair share of taxes. Providing low-cost utility service is our main iob. Being a good taxpaying citizen is important, too! A Taxpaying Citizen Wherever We Serve l l 216-ADVERTISING This busy scene assures you that the personnel at VALLEY NA- TIONAL BANK are always ready to take care of your every banking need. Main Street and First Street. N-Qu-as- lDOCOl'i1flllj.f can hc such fun cspocially when y0lllI'C shopping at FADCO FUllNl'l'l'lll2. Richard Ingraham, Donna Allen. 9 . f . . , sw Q l I S 'S if is ' 1 . A ' K qtvaaq-L,f'4'LNa ,,,mu!ll 'F Dying. ss' ,Nil S Elgc jf' xVO1'lLl,S largest builders of compact automobiles, CARRETT MOTORS. 490 Seventh Avenue. Kitty YValker, Virginia Garvin, Susan Mech. ADVERTISING-217 1 .1 Xw 'Ns Footballs, baselvalls, or baskctballs, OLIVEPCS SPORTING GOODS lias a complete selection of all sporting equipment. 2201 Eighth Street. Norman Sykes, Donna Cannon, Herb Curtin. 4 QISWSQE' . 3 5 if 'iiii Aclequately serving Yuma with international daily news is the YUMA DAILY SUN. Joyce VVhite, Les Conrad. 218-ADVERTISING ,. --qt -up-,, I 1 M l .j--'f f Q X 1' fit? Il' I . S mm . For lovely gifts of unique glassware stop in at IMPERIAL HARDVVARE uptown Egydglxgggftfn Yuma. 835 Fourth Avenue and 200 Main Street. Indy Fletcher, ADVERTISING-219 P' 4 A L-. A wr Q - FV .gwj -W lj, ' New-.. lldumuqy-.- -Ii CHEVROLET makes driving a real pleasure. Stop in and test drive the all new 1960 CHEVROLET at DUNBAR CHEVROLET. 230 Second Ave- nue. Elsie Hamon, Susie Chappell. 220-ADVERTISING Sally is going to make certain that jerry looks suave and debonaire in suit from I. M. MCDONALD COMPANY. 197 Main Street. Sally Bashline Jerry Daniels. .. .J f ' .un f- Bc prcpured for the futurcg save the VVESTERN SAVINGS way. 212 Main Street. Bill'b2ll'il Bess, Mike Kehl. t . :3HKU:Evauf QiE5i 5 3ff5 ilfA1 - ' ' QT I an A , X 4 A .Av A ld - t A ' Q --vw K f-'ffwffv-M2 : wffvsl-imwamx. Q,-were aww. -, .Q ,. , , . ., 1 'Q y v .. -. il.. S . . -911: 'if an-lyg, : f' M if wfs-f,fH ' 3 - ijaf,,1,- -4 V ., L- .1 ' - j R .1 g- ', 1 Q ' Q f X f - g f., .K Ns? fzww-'fa as 1::r.-1-,1 ..:2ff'2' f H. ,Q f .. -Q .w-J, -fzw, gg .- . ' .- . Q' 'A ' ' ' g.vgm'.1nw..v,.B5, gy..-f Ywv 1' W-,gp A, ,. , - '- ..-'41 M..5,,. . N w , f r-. Am A ,,,,-I. Y Q, . 'Q' 4-fmw gm. .af 1 Y 311:,kN1',,L.,3.'if gs-,..'Jg.'-.:f5. 'LA r-.w,,1,1-Q B-3'-r.usf-. ' -gy ,srimwi v1-,y nga x Y ., . ' N 3, xx- ., .3f3.,f.4,-i .QW W . V.,.3x,CgM ,K N,1,7L..j,t', I Y 5 igfflf' 2-?55f'7:?I5S'Sfix'R1,-f 595 .11f-f::1.:?F5?Q,aw- rw 1 7 BRADENS MACHINERY carries the most modern in farm equip- ment. Highway 95. ADVERTISING-221 ' Linda and Mike are really impressed with this fine baseball glove found at STAHL'S SPORT CENTER. 281 Bl2lll1 Street. Linda Miller, Mike Mains. i Expert hair-dressers and stylists are on hand to serve you at CLARK'S BEAUTY SALON. 1024 Fourth Avenue. Cathy Christman. Gifts for both young and old can be purchased from the wide and varied selection of merchandise found at FARLEYS HARDVVARE. 1450 Fourth Avenue. Janice Farley, Fred Timm. MX The personnel of WESTERN FASHIONS are always ready to provide you with the finest in western apparel. 807 Fourth Avenue. For every type of office machine patronize KELLY SUPPLY. 270 Main Street. Sharrie St. Iohn. Lenore looks elegant in her evening dress from the SMART SHOP. 227 Main Street. Lenore Butler. ACK GWLEDGEME TS I am truly grateful for those who contributed their ideas and their time in order to produce a good 1960 year- book. The staff this year was large which added variety and character to this year's El Saguaro. Mr. Clarkin, even with his broken leg, was always available to advise me and help me over the rough spots, as in editing a yearbook there are many. Barbara Bess and Belly Prather, managing and associate editor respectively, were a steading influence because of their experience. Barbara did the sports, Betty worked with W'ayne Shannon and Victor Torres to produce the art work. Joyce IVl1iie was in charge of the money and business end of the production. She and Shirley Spelce always had things ship-shape in their own quiet way. Again this year we had super advertising salesmen with Linda Barneffe carrying the major load. Jolly Sis Golden worked both as an ad salesman and as a speedy typist. Assistant Editor jessica Reiss did her work handily with much efficiency. Berflra Arias was a great worker and she did all she was asked to do and much more. Even with all the headaches which picture detail brings, Elizabeth Arriola skillfully scheduled picture after picture very successfully. The Senior Members all did an outstanding job as they toiled many hours to come up with their completed sec- tions. Ann Harrell, Slzaron Logan, Fran McCollum, and fully Vaughn were those ideal workers and associates. Par Arnold, Mary Chilton, Evelyn Frauenfelfler, Virginia Garvin, Darlene Hiflenour, Rosemary Barnes, and Vir- ginia Slzipp were new to the staff this year. I would have though they were old pros,', however, to see them working on the annual. Buddy Bogie was the staff photographer who spent much of his valuable time taking pictures for me. Last but not least on the staff was our only sophomore, Alicia Mumford. Alicia spent many hours thinking of new ideas and intersting layouts for the El Saguaro. I know Alicia will make a dedicated editor in a few years. I would like to thank Mr. Earl UpDike of UpDike Studios, who took a majority of our pictures, the Yuma Daily Sun for allowing us to use their pictures, they were life-savers, and Mr. Bill Messenger for our fine ad pictures. I would also like to express my thanks to M r. Mel Ufakefielcl, of Newsfoto Publishing Co., for his time and valua- ble assistance, to the School Administration, the Faculty, and the School Personnel, and to all those many people I might have missed. I enjoyed being editor this year, it was a grand and long-lasting experience. Sincerely, Qlaawzal .g-.' ,, . f .. f A '- -X - 'iw bf - f' J . '3 -4 N 417. 1 , 9 'NV 15' v 'V' ' 4 J' r 1. 1 - . I .L, V: , V. ,f 3 ., W . fx- D Y ,IM , -A . KA . x Q , , . nb mkKi CQHAW gf Qx.v.fQy.WQ: WV , bbw mg jj? 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