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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1961 volume:

' X fl A Q, X - Q.. - iik M ,SQA QNX X 'J ' XJ ENN? L95 QMS K ' ,six Q i UXQJBVK XQBMX My NDJN 'xvrxg ,kb ., M024 M' . X X63 'NJ fv MJ ' 1 F fJ Away 0 v-7! X J I ll K nj A A' ,ff .E ,f, 5 pax ygygv 'R Y 1 ff 'N' N if X 3 U QV .1A1'fA . C! cf V ' ' J N S 25? Q 535 52524 age, WQFYY J ,JJ '07 1- yy ? Jn? 'I .fffu A n fy MW lA A Wa! ff df di W bf A 1 ff! ' V ' - 3 W WM Vff Qmfjzfiw ,UX jffff M my W W fwzff - A 'cf - 4,7 My M M H h X96 4 ,,q, :Lr70avd ' . JA A.: A, I 1 x, 614+ . b I x ,4fLd7cj- f ' ,Rui , filnuf ' X WWW? X x T X I ,..,X . X I ,ka l V XSLXQQQQQNQQDQ if M 'C' lx' 'Q I Il X , 1 X- ill.,-', va'N if ,...- J V ,J f,Ad,.:...::- ' I 'wgqgffg 1' w-S -1 x....5Qwf- M' W QW? ' H . wp .A,N , A ,K if ' . X l I I WA, U5 wx! V . f, XX-5 -K-A f 12:2 Tw, f u ,fl L I . -f'-' ' K :-,- nw-Ex df N V N- Q.. 'I I I K. f-N, A I 'x , L- nf Q i . I 'O 5 M Q x 1 -R M A x . , X.. 'W xl 1 V xx f .1 L :Q - x X , h Qxlxk 3 9? 1 ,ji N x. SA -sf X' I. -xv 477 N3?,.' X QQ' . il- x L jj X 45 FJ C' ww! ij -7 ., -J': 5 fxmh S- ,J . - -----W--4-W' v--v . X X x , , X AN .h xx X xx x . .A X X 'x x x XY h -Y M' . X xv 'xi .X ,XL X ' L . X 57' N33 MQQ ff X f jf? wigfgf M wwf X A Ng? mieifx W WW if WW Mfg wwf f , 1, , f SL Q Q SKIN sv , ,L ..--, K I L , I I. I- X -1 K I' 1 C, Wx, R XE 1 I I I K IL Eg x-., ,:. ' R , ,-'-I 'fl f, x iw W wifi- , I K V L x 4 fbk Lkk EV W cv 'A X PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF YUMA HIGH SCHOOL ALICIA MUMFORD, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ROSEMARY BARNES, BUSINESS MANAGER MR. TOM CLARKIN, ADVISOR - K Rx N, ' 1 y I X I n . 1 v 1 , 1, I 5 f 1 4 . I 1 fd I .ff N Ir If , I 1 1 f J . ff: ' ' .ammw + . 2' vwl , XXX-V, 'EW I K 9 HDMI 3? mmf. . . . . o o arg ,X 6243552312-,se - Q, If ,v ..x ' l'WX'X,3i,ge' . o N0 2 o 0 0 161: 0 0 o o o o 0 o 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M. 3 9 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 USw3.Nlf's--- 2 .LLL G89 022 . .056 .sell W A-Q.. 933350 From the lowly position of teacher in a one-room school on the Northem Arizona strip, Warren B. Sirrine was initiated to the responsibilities of an administrative career when he became principal of the Mohawk Valley School in 1935. Three years later he assumed the principalship of the Crane School District, where his efforts to make Crane School second to none were eminently successful. In 1956 he was approached by the YUHS Board of Education, and accepted the position of District Superintendent. In his high school years at Mesa, and later at ASC Flagstaff, he was acclaimed an outstanding competitor, and small wonder, since he once held the state broad jump record and lettered four years in football and track. At the University of Southern California where he received his rnaster's degree and continues his graduate pro- fessional study, our superintendent is known for his devotion to education and his basic philosophy that all youth should be educated to the highest degree compatible with their intellectual potential. Sports events, traveling, and fishing are his choices for those infrequent opportunities he finds to relax from his obligations to the district, and it is on these occasions he finds time to devote to his wife and family. As a professional educator he has been an active member of the NEA and the Arizona Education Association, serv- ing on numerous state level committees. On the community level he proves a willing volunteer worker on various civic affairs committees and is Sunday School Superintendent of his church. All such activities, added to the problems of a growing district that recently required a complete new school plant, have called for wise budgeting of time and a maximum of leadership. As educational leader of the district, our superintendent has worked continuously with the professional staff to revise course offerings in keeping with the rapidly changing technology and culture of our times. His positive approach to problems of good citizenship on the high school campus has had a major effect on desirable changes of attitude toward sportsmanship, academic excellence, grooming, and conduct. We who have witnessed these accomplishments have been instilled with a spirit of pride in our school and a desire to pass on our legacy to those who will follow. Prompted by the nearly three decades of tireless effort expended in the task of moulding the minds and char- acters of Arizona youth, grateful for his many accomplishments on our behalf at Yuma High School, inspired by his confidence in our individual ability and worth, we proudly dedicate the 1961 edition of the El Saguaro to our Superin- tendent, Warren R. Sirrine, and wish him increasing success in the years ahead. 5 Ci? Ab. +- K K 9? ffm yr 'wx VH rfi ff 'zyfgliy V! fn 7214, QSM new ' ...kk l. 1 2, 5 QV SXQFQWNYMX O DWNQ. 8115057 X Kwiyww 'QA A fp A N sfo 3 OW No ' - JL Q X?5lTg1f f503wx5iii?g 3 Hs 0Q Q ,M Q Swzfgiliyjwg HQWW O63 MW f 'bf 'X 1 .ln 5 64 WJ li G , A . 1C FQCULTY 9FXN QLUVJ N X K W1 gg!! QTHE Scenery FQ I 5 3 1 'PHE b QF Cvucsn-m Q '70 3993335 Sf If- 3!! ? Pnevcmmu 1 S. R. Blake, President Robert I. Moody, Clerk We now proudly present to you the members of the Yuma Union High School District Board of Education. This group of people, are elected by the district to carry on the responsibilities of conducting the school business and its affairs. We owe to each one a special vote of thanks for their continual efforts on behalf of our school, the student body, and school employees. We would now like to acknowledge this group of truly dedicated members of our community. Patrick K. Hodges, Member Helene T. Bennett, Member Robert W. Consaul, Member P Mr. Sirrine-The dedication pages have expressed our feelings for our superintendent. This is the highest honor we can bestow and there seems little more to say. Mr. fWhen I was coach at Scottsdalel Manes is famous not only for his stirring pep speeches but for being one of the most popular administrators in the state. 11 Mr. Martinez-In his junior year at YHS is progressing very satis- factorily. It is rumored that he will graduate as an administrator of the highest standing next year. -shit 1 -, Registrar-Mr. Biltz uv D gg? Chief Counselor-Mr. Hackbarth f ,,.k If kf.. ., 5 fd A J f .4 Business Manager-Mr. Hutchison W1 UQ 1 s U K A All COUNGQLQR Q ! Guidance Department-Mr. Conrad Mr. Banta Mr. Clay Mrs. Saunders Mr. Hackbarth Mrs. Leonard , . n f.r:1,,4swrff l li? A ,,. x 'K Q 1 l X 1 3 Alford C. Banta Almont Uackj Bedillon qt, W4 . :Ni 4' ' ' l p- ! V Clifford Bryan sl-Mi . r If M ,,,. 1 M jack Cheatham E. Farris Callaway Fw :fe g 435 .: 'ff..m,. ' H v ' - 1. , L L ' L ' MNQFFN-ig Warren Conrad Barbara Cook William Brennan all 1 Q Helen Burtch L - .W Ax y, l Q , . . ' A f , A, ,wp gk 4 5 + . Q Q 1 Q 5 v 'if' 1 Q 'J 4 I-M51 512531 19 1 3 lfilm' Em f 5 ,Qu if X5 f mis. 6-gif' 1 Aire! 'gif , kg . K Q 'A 1? 1- 4 vFf!5 32Ei Tom Clarkin L 'S J 10 , S up . og. ? iii- 1 ' - - xl ,Q 1 f TI... i ' 'W me . l x -K I ' 1 3 aye , X .1 - , . . .1 K K 'A e ' ii- lkA, : . ,' XJR 4' - ., 2:5 5- ' - f11 ',J:d , :7'Af,f-?Ef+'lffT.- Q -Q55 uv. 5465, A l , .3,.- ., ,...a,,.- aj. .f.A,,..f ,.,g.,,.,,:.,L,1 xii,-'A' 'f' 'Jt.. ' 1-,1 .:- f' '34'v.,v Margaret Brown ...., 1-v , Q .l . '- .:- ., -L fx' IJ Paul Caldwell s fy: for S . 'M i K' I V 1 George Clay John Dallabetta W- f 1 Raymond Drysdale Ruth Foster Robert C- Frazier aw' Wendell F. Freeze julia G. Gillig Carl A. Greenwell A. Hackworth Q. 7? Aff Lucille Haughtelin Henrietta Hixson Eugene Holehan Amelia johannsen Robert E. Kelley 14 Willis Kimbrough Mary jean Klingenberg Winifred Leonard Socorro Martinez gm Edna Rodgers 1 K X . : fwfr Vaughn Scott 4 1113 Marjory P. Middleton Rosamond Rugh Eugene M. Shroyer Leeanne McCoy Leon H. Maehling 4 Janice G- PHYISUO C. A. Patterson nfl' 'HZ Lf -- 0 Mary M. Saunders Edwin Soergel Stella Sorenson Frank Thomas R. E. Tuggle Carol Walker Dorothy Wade jean Walker Robert Weete Paloma VVhite Carl O Wmters Ronald I. Wood Norman Wooten Richard B. Zahmser The following teachers did not have their pictures taken for the annual. jay C. Close Ronald Cary Cote Virgil E. Hengl Lynne Lahtinen Lourene Ohlson john Province joyce Faye Smith 16 W. R. Headington Robert R. Ochoa Marvin Rosengarten O. R. Turly 'fr W 1 . I ' I if: 4 I 'F X' K f F 5 17 ff, xx ' , ' I C3 Nurse-Mrs. Kettunen Bookkeeper-Mrs. Carr 3 S SCQ3 IKQQR v - J xx - mm Registrafs Secretaries-Mrs. White Mrs. Haggard Assistant Bookkeeper-Mrs. Donley Librarians-Mrs. Nash Mrs. Ohlson SE CY3 18 .f MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS , MIMEO-BOOKSTORE-COUNSELING X . 1 K , V X 1 X TJ A X Y M f1...! S IH V l Q Xxx A J , fi'- sa-' J ' y? 'ua A J CAFET1-:RIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS MAINTENANCE Nairn X 1 I F N P,,..vr ' ,r pf., l. 2152 .,- 1, -1 I . ff., I X iv 21 -ies 'I 4 , 1 as I Anna? .A gf- -fb fi X -L, ,M , sf X . X L3 M mg. E3 E - sk 4 ' Ylgmp 3 . 5 'LW 1,UN A ffimzuru x WL! 'wgfff 23 PRESIDENT Alex Urtusuastegui VICE PRESIDENT Tommy Loo TREASURER jamie Thomas SECRETARY Diana Scarbroug. any? Q' F 1 E we M 3 ,J-5. YS? ka Sym V 1 Bottom Left to Right: Becky Ewing, Thelma Madison, Sally Thomas, Diana Scarbrough, jamie Thomas,'Mr. Calloway Top Left to Right: Trini Lopez, Tim Painter, Marty Raebel, Tommy Loo, Alex Urtuzuastegui, Richard Hardy, Steve Copple N X X w N 26 Q X L Q Q? 93155- -am ,NX xv f 1.1: ' 1 M X 02:0 u W ' 5 M 27 AS I A The largest class to ever hold forth on Crim Hill are the proud members of Class of 1961. The Senior Class Play, Ask Any Girl, met with great approval. Congratulations to the graduating class. President ..... . . . Jerry Johnson Vice-President . . . . . . Mary Chilton Secretary .... . . . Donna Cannon Treasurer . .. ........ Carol Barry Representative of Student Council . .... Becky Ewing Sponsor ...................... .... M rs. Hugh Sponsor . . . . . . Mr. Calloway 28 fN l'?P x, 5C ' -vt,-. -..f .f if ., of 'W'-arf' ne-- ' 7 Abxil, Alexis Allen, Iudy Amold, Pat Aguiar, Louis Almodova, Tino Anderson, Thomas Arriola, David Ahclunko, Gerald Alvarez, Yolanda Angermeier, Patricia Arriola, Mary 'J ig IK-. xiii: ' 4 .., J, it, X 1 ff 61 I -Q -435, 51 H V.-at A U' 'J 11- 1 ,. '99, wg, R ',, 1 9 :Ji x . ' sfo, , Alday, Aurelia Amstutz, Betty Arnold, Iudy Ay, Carol 29 sgx Allen, Arthur Amold, Kay Baker, Clarence 'lf A 1. fu B If fy' gk- 9 4-Q' 'Fw W iw 69 , f- , . B A' . ' is ggi- ..,. . ., .W S i ,V if' , -. ,B iA,a B iaas B as K s' . al ' x 7' ' Baker, Helen Barnes, Rose Mary Barriga, Irene Bedard, Bill Belcher, Ray Beltran, Tommy Bienert, Charles Blair, Lana Blassingame, Jean Bowier, Linda Brazeel, Dale Broadway, Bill 30 fr 4 L. zf ' Barry, Carole Beck, Linda Berg, jerry Bewley, Carol Blevins, Danny Bodenheimer, Tommy Broadway, Voncile Brockman, Donna Brown, Don Bustamante, Judy Carlisle, Bob Carvajal, Carlos . , ,. Sdf'r1'sz:i'z.s if 'wav-x I gn gl., Brown, Linda Butler, Lenore Carr, Charles Cason, Patty Wm. 5 ,,.,..,. , - W -,s.,.:r,:r::a-::.,..:- we .4-fimzfilafic-.'. . 9' N f 6 4, 4 . mf I -if . ' r :f1.t:i33Qa1f21-f'-,.-1. .fi-wuz.,sfgiz--41,..,w,,141- ' .- f.fs:-,g:g.., ,1 . r V, fr ,we -.l lr., .4 'M , Burch, Ann Caltharp, Gary Carter, Karen Casselman, Mike Bumett, Sarah Burton, Cleve Cannon, Donna Carabajal, jimmy Carter, Kay Carter, Ray Cassidy, Don Castaneda, Angie nb' A-f n l ,ff f 'ki' 1' MW! wr v 'ku' eljfaafr 31 L fr . 'if B1 Hg, aw Q J nl' 1' t ' 'mh' A it 1 , , . 15 Q 5+ K V ,f QR t 4 ' ,iw ' 7 I S, , , , ij 3 MN. -- ' 's ' , f ure-f-' ,I 1 ZIV ' 'lf lit f X fm sn ',f 32 ,Q .Av 8 7 Castle, George Chapman, Charles Castleberry, Dianne Castleton, john Castro, Carol Castro, Florencio Cerasoli, Carolyn Chavez, Belinda Chidester, Rosalinda Chilton, Mary Chretin, Victor Christian, Collen Christmann, Cathy Clemens, Patty Clemens, Sharon Clinkenbeard, Gary Codispoti, Ross Collins, Albert Copple, Steve Cordeiro, Marvin Cording, jim Corea, Barbara Coutchie, Robert Creech, Joyce Crowder, Dora Curtis, Nick Cypert, Allison Dalton, Dave Daly, Randy Davies, Stan Dean, Robert Dees, Mell Ruth Delgado, Teresa Dennis, james Dennison, Robert Derma, Alice Derma, Emma Dewhirst, Kathy Dodge, Evelyn Drumm, Linda mm I aye, -5. . j -L x ,vm if X 519 ima 1 Y r, , Quan-0 A . . fr 1 Wiz 5 .1 . 5' 1,51 I H an it 'in J E 15? 3 Drummond, Mary Lou Duman, Allan Q 335. Y N E , A . , ' .3 ,... 1 ig .. i ur. ,s , 5 sinus. Q 1 ff ,g E QQ ' ' ,ji Z Eaton, Edward Edwards, Iohn ,,t W we if Emerson, Marielyn Endsley, Kenneth Dunlap, Phyllis Edwards, Lenora Espino, Lucille B , Xl X , .A M t. Durazo, Albert Dye, Bill 5 J Q. -' 1 -Q. J' ei , , -lay, H A 4' ss ., ' 'l?.fr .-, !- Q L, ..', ',,. 5' 7! I' f , M, Q ,, 'fd 1, +5 .f'-lf' 'af M '35 5-1'1 ' -gn. 'M , , 1 fp s 1. ,gf-,,x?.M.,,.., ,w . g,v,2,',.,sfv ,.:5g.-.l'v.. 33' f ia. 4' 9+ V 3.1 vs , , . H v - 11 ri. -'few -ft wnzfgi - . -,Q ,o ,, .Q 133 M 7,,,.!-. . 1 Elliott, Bonnie Elrod, Gail P' 5 Estrada, Frank r . ,K als , . fis Ewing, Becky v ,f Y' -,,:i,vs..3g, '63 1 ' - X Fin I 'yfstfti 5 ff, , Faidley, Howard F arthing, Virginia Fay, Terry Faz, Lupita Fender, Estel 34 4 Fischer, Mathew F iser, John Foerstner, Clarke Ford, Mona Foss, Richard I ' .wr lk? fl , f I ri. . wwe- x 1 L H 2' ff Q' A , wiv 1 L Francis, Phyllis Franklin, David Franklin, Sydney Freeman, Deanne Frauenfelder, Evelyn 1 . 'S' ' L N, 1 ,R I R ' ' ,lg .N . iii S . :I . ' 2 fl' i R.:-'Y , ff 6: , ,-gf, ,A , N ' F reestone, Charlotte Friis, Marty F xith, Bestsy Fuller, Audrey Fuquay, Sid Furst, Sally Cabus, Susan Gaddis, Wilma Garcia, Martin Garvin, Virginia 35 r . WN A l n Generalao, Simon Ghiotto, Thelma Gill, Eddie Gill, Hilda Gilley, Ron Gloria, Robert Gomez, Rita Gong, Nancy Goodale, Priscilla Goodwin, Terry Gough, Roy Granio, Betty Granio, joe Green, Brian Guy, Shirley Haley, Barbara Hanchette, Tim Hanks, Hardy, Richard Haught, Sarah A iw-ef L, all M r lea if. fu? Hope, Edward Hoppstetter, Cindy .1 Hawkins, Iames Hay, Bruce Headstream, Bill Hefner, Jerry Henderson, Ruthie Henneke, Darla Hemandez, Fred Herrera, Lorraine Hill, Mildred Hilley, Sharon Hines, Odessa Hinton, Philip Hodge, Bobbie Hoggatt, Frances Holden, Robert Hooper, john l K i ' if L X , v .si ,V A ,ggii-4m' ., V 1 x ' Iiffj ififrfxgifeli 3, 1 ' A - 11-9:5 - 5 lv: 'lfifiili 53222 ' 'I-f 1 l ,, Q' , J , . V lvl ' 3 s I 3 Horley, Beverly Hom, Eddie Hough, james Hougland, Martha Hughes, Kelly lllklu I Gluck, Alvin Hull, Yvonne Hutchison, Allen Hydeman, Norma Inghram, james jackson, William jackson, Wilma jacobs, Gene jacobs, joann janko, Diana jaramillo, Emie johnson, Edward johnson, jerry johnson, Larry johnston, Carolyn 38 ' LM- - ,h , ,,-. fr k ',.y,?1'gQg g,...k uw, , a . finer? K ' ',f, . , P L x if I I I ' , 1.522 ' mi , ' Q A ,- ' - L wx 2 wr ,, aa e or rnse L Johnston, Peggy Iones, Evelyn Jordan, Madeline Kamrath, George , , 4 4' lvl' 35 '55, I Mliifflffll F 22 4 X ' L.-.. 'YQ ' f 3 ?3W W'Vf ,, ..,, : .: .,3ugQ,,, , E X r E me 4 K- , 1 1: ar.: .Q ' 1 Nil' x 1, . QL., .L ,, 5 L., , K -, . 'ff- is R mrs I V' Q4 N3 Q rf ze A iw , 5+ K ?T Q Sr, in , Q we s QQ X 'SK' , -.Q Ii5..,k,,.X 5,?T 9Xv5, xxx ft? ru- D . . N - 5,11-' - -r yew. 'S X ,Q ,fx 4' we 1 s, iw Q ep Q, ,x i Q Nd - ff 3 Keeton, Karen Kerr, Susan Kettunen, john Kissel, Lance Kornegay, Robert Kosmata, Tommy Kottenbrook, jeff Kring, joe Leamons, Lois LeCrande, Erma Leon, Mary LeRoy, julie 39 1 Karkula, Nick rya,r.a ., .ayar .jrrqal yrrr L 139 my-.wi Kolterman, Gerri Lancaster, Frank Levy, Larry Lindsey, Charles Li.nes, Leonda Lobeck, Alex Lofton, Ann Loo, Tommy Lopez, Ruben Lopez, Trinidad Lugo, Norma McAdams, Ierry McCandless, Charles McClendon, Danny McCord, Shannon McCullen, Roberta McDaniel, O'Rel1 McDonald, Gail McHen1y, Ann McKay, Alvy McKee, Pat McKenley, Phyllis McMorris, Elva Mabery Robert Madison Henrietta K +1 J, S Madison, Thelma Q - Magdaleno, Mary Helen '- W 3 Mah, Godwin Malone, Fowler Marcus, Sally Marr, Darrel Marr, Errol Marshall, Dorothy Martin, Linda Martin, Virginia Martinez, Eva Meeh, Susan Martinez, Yolanda Mayle, Glenn Meador, Karen Measures, Peggy Mejia, Edward Mendez, Manuel I it E EQ as A 1 ,L -I ' s 'D a .- M ., 4,,ayrgsgs-,fi J ffffx ! I 'fi' 233174, is-Qg',7:g:'g ,f fxfg' '. . v,,,. -:fir , . - - X- .. I 4,-.: , agggzq.. . -K is ' , FL ,nw 9 If i 5 YN 41 A .zfffsiw Mendez, Mary Miller, Rondall Montgomery, Frances Morris, Glenda Mendevil, Stella Milstead, jay Moody, Joyce Morris, Madeline Mercado, Kitty Molina, Brenda Moody, Ruth Ann Morris, Sandra sv Q' wg-H' itil b e as . W Mesa, Rosa Molina, Sylvia Morales, Herculano Morton, Bill Y 4.1! ,',M,,,wr- - , , , Miller, james Montana, Dolores Moreno, Sara Mosley, julia i'5?Z21 ' Qlliiii -,,' - ff-h Q. .f y -K Qkfwjagiqfii Qt' 1 A ,... Vt, e :av Qi 1 . , , ii' KV l -'W-' I i-Xfikli' - K , A gy W , A X - 55. , l 42 jk Murrietta, Olga Noble, Arlene Oliver, Barbara Palacio, Frank 43 vf' ,qnilvf ha 'IQ- Myers, Audrey Norred, Norman Ollerton, Martin Penny, jerry www? lj x 715 55 'B' +e:,,, 'l , vi Q X nf 121 mix' Nash, Phyllis Ogle, Robert , Olp, Marshall Penney, jimmy Nelson, Tom O'Halloran, Edena Orendorff, Allen Perius, William Nevels, Helen Ohlson, Mar aret Pace, Iac Pershall, Patty wma . Q' H al X I A c 1 s rl' 3- 'ln E' si SYN' is 'rv 1 1 lf' '. Av Q . ., 'KYY ' .xg 3. rbi 'I x K- tw . 'si , . ,. . N M X . JL is kg nl v ' l l 1 v , . fr' z A Q f sf 572 L 34' . - PM - 'l MQ ls Lil W , PK, l '3 ii. F' ' Wg? 'ffm Q QL as 1, I U' L 'Fwy- 'F z ,K l 43 N F . X .W X ws M-igagzxwsaf i-lf. 7 diff ' AT ,Q an IrK'!iQ :n' N . 514' . A Q , Q ' fw 'Y Riff! Q r If fs: M - ' QYJZA , ' z V f, im' 5?3l57Mi'kz- 'F 5 ' , ' , 9V 'i iffff-7'5? i9lli5Q1i:'l17 ' 'ai we Pfefferbaum, Dolf Phillips, Larry Phipps, Patsy Piceno, Abie Pinto, JoAnne Pittman, Marilyn Podolsky, Catherine Ponn, Mary Poston, Maxine Porter, Patricia Privette, Otto Proctor, Janie Pylman, Andy Quinonez, Terri Quintero, Angie na,.,, Ramirez, Lupe Ramos, Rosemary Ramsdale, Bobby Handles, joshua Rasmussen, jane 44 ny -1 1:-,ga EW x , ?3,,Q .,, .six x nr- QQ , mt m t. 'eve . ' K L 'bl sl ' If 1, -1, , ' J, sung. ' K, L I-'i xy ig.. 31 'rl . fy-,3'.f,agi'Y-'n M W 4 A. he .. 1. r. .-wlgd , 'gf' R M35 if--1i.I2'iE-FM vg 5- B1b: 'E?e?i fir!-git.. fpg.'f1-Zi 4,5Q??'iT',fI :QL--.?f,g2'?.5,?'33bfff. . -A we W Af 'fa' . on H, R -'aa- 2-f':'m:s, Mez- Rather, Dorothy Rather, Mary Rautenberg, Eddie Reddel, Danny Reedy, Gwen Reid, Stephen Reiss, Jessica Reynolds, Ann Reynolds, Lilaf Ridenour, Darlene Riggs, Dwane Rios, Frank Risinger, Al Rivas, Robert Rivera, Rosalie ,.,,, new -, W., .5 . I' I Robles, Martha Rodriquez, Raul Roll, John Romeo, Nick Rooney, Pat 45 S4 , , gs Ruch, Bill Ruiz, Fred Ruiz, joe Saldana, Manuela Sample, Nadine Sanchez, Mary Schnack, Iudy Schratzmeyer, Tim Schoolcraft, Beverly Schultz, Susan Scott, Susie Shank, Maxine 46 pw-4 W Ryan, Tom Sapp, Dennis Schroeder, Cerri Shennan, Larry Salas, johnny Scarbrough, Diana Schulte, Barbara Shill, MaryAnn ,we -A - : . Shipp, jim Shipp, Virginia Shook, Bob Shrader, 1. B. Sibley, Robert Simmons, Ray Sims, Ronald Smith, Charlena Smith, Eddie Smith, Mike Smith, Thomas Snow, Coy Soto, Colin Sparks, Bill Spence, Shirley Spencer, Phyllis Steffens, Sandi Stephenson, Rosetta Stewart, Linda Strack, Robert 47 ff- L 'QR' 1 f K 'f . s -. V 1 g Y r N fs .3 s Jr, A , M2 QA F ' 4 1 W 557 -H., wx hr--,-...Qi U H K ,M K ' ' I If 'Ag Straesser, Ralph Stratton, LaVeme Taylor, jim Taylor, Larry Thomson, K6lt0n Torres, Danny Uhl, Mary Urias, Lupe Tapia, jim Tennison, Guyce Torres, Victor Ursuery, Marilyn 48 -4 ,.g'.q,7, ,3,f- L. ,, . ' :-'f iififf - ' X L 'glg i f g f 5 'Q Ki- x , ra ,W ,M- -sw-aff' ' li: wiv ,wi 33,513 ' fi? 11-I 'iQ'iR'545iT' , - ' 5:-'fs K K 'H 931 r , 1 1 lf' : ,,,s.h,,,,.,,, gl , - fgbiwzg , ' sir-,ogy ,,3Qf,gigiWf fi- -6 1,-wg -r .-f,-,:,1.- Uw- Tarr, Ed Terry, jean Townsan, jerry Urtuzuastegui, Alex Tawzer, Anna Thomas, Jamie Trigg, Terry Vasquez, Elisa 413. midi , my . , Na , i , . EL 'fs N 'ff' -Q, l J Vasquez, Ramon Vaughan, Peggy Valasquez, Socorro Wainer, Caroline Walker, Kitty Wall, Vern Wallen, Charlotte Wells, Lloyd West, Bill Wheeler, Peggy White, john Williams, Kenneth Williams, Patricia Wilson, Ima jean Wilson, Mai? Winder, Alan Winters, Carl Wolfe, Betsy Wolf, Stanley Wood, Bren a 49 ' i Alvarez, Hen ' Burgett, Hardld - Davis, Douglas Dennis, Bob Frassinelli, Steve LeRoy, Charles Mulligan, David Nelson, Dennis Sorge, Sandy V A 1 Woodridge, Carl Wright, Margaret s Wright, Warren 1- K Young, Ed Zamora, Manuela Zavala, Anna Zermeno, Fred DJ? ABRIL, ALEXIS AHDUNKO, IERRI Girl's L e a g u e, Cleff Club, Choir, Gir1'S Glee, F -H-A. Girl's League, Junior Girl's Glee, A.M.S., Frosh and j.V. Foot- F.H.A., S e n i 0 r Girl's Glee, Advanced Girl's Glee ball, National Honor Society, Orchestra ALLEN, ART Wrestling A.M.S., Math Club, Melo AGUIAR, LOUIS ALLEN, JUDY Club, National Honor Socie A.M.S. ALDAY, AURELIA Girl's League, F .T.A., Mixed F -F -A- 50 avsena-. W., ... . ...... ... ALMODOVA, TINO A.M.S., Frosh Football, Varsity Football, I.V. and Varsity Wres- tling, Operetta, Senior Class Pla , Stu ent Council, S.R.A.C. S.RCl, Fire Commission, Drama Club, 'Lettem1an's Club ALVARADO, ELIGIO A.M.S. LVAREZ, HENRY .M.S., Varsity Band, Lyres lub, Art Club, Melody Club LVAREZ, YOLANDA irl's League, Sr. Girl's Glee MPARANO, RALPH .M.S. MSTUTZ, BETTY irl's League, Z Club, F.H.A., .R.C. DERSON, TOMMY .M.S., Frosh Basketball, Band, yres Club NGERMEIER, PAT ir1's League, P h o t o Club, .H.S. RNOLD, JUDY irl's League, Z Club, Com- ercial L e a d e r s, Advanced irl's Glee, Ir. 8: Sr. Girl's Glee RNOLD, KAY irl's League, Sr. Cirl's Glee, .T.A., Quill and Scroll, Pres. .R.C., Thermometer RNOLD, PAT irl's League, Drama Club, reas., Quill and Scroll, a.rden's Club, Treas., Anchor lub, Pep Club, Z Club, Drama ub Pla 5 Publicity Comm., Jr. s Pixy, Publicity, Prom omm., Sr. Class Play, Pro s gr., El Saguaro Managing Edl, R.A.C. l ARRIOLA, MARY LOU Cirl's League ATKINSON, PETE A.M.S. AY, CAROL Girl's League, Pep Club, Presi- dent, Modeling Club, S.R..Cf., Girl's League, V.P., Cheerleader, Y Day Princess. BAKER, DARLENE Girl's League BAKER, C. J. A.M.S., Ir. 8: Sr. Science Club, S.N.H.S. BAKER, HELEN Girl's League, Sr. Girl's Glee BARNES, ROSE MARY Girl's League, S.R.C. Drama Club, Pep Club, National Thes- pians, Quill 8: Scroll, Treas., junior Class Play Business Mgr., Sr. Class Play, Student Director Drama Club Play, El Saguaro Business Mgr. BARRICA, IRENE Girl's League, Pres., F.T.A., Z Club, Art Club, Adv. Girl's Glee, Concert Choir, Choralairs, Op- eretta, S.N.H.S.g V.P., Music Award BARRY, CAROLE Girl's League, Art Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Anchor Club, Modeling Club, Warden's Club, French Club, Lyre's Club, F.T.A., F.H.A., Sr. 8: jr. Class Play, N.H.S., Nat. Thespians, Sr. Class Treas., Co-Songleader, Band BASHAM, NORMA Cirl's League BECK, LINDA Girl's League, F .T.A. Drama, Modeling, Pep, Anchor, Melody Clubs, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play-House Mgr., Ir. Class Sec., S.R.C. BEDARD, BILL A.M.S. BELCHER, RAY A.M.S., Frosh, I.V. Varsity Foot- ball, F r o s h, J.V. Basketball, Frosh, I.V., Varsity Baseball, Letterman's Club BELTRAN, JOHN T. A.M.S. BEWLEY, CAROL Girl's League, F.H.A., Lyres, Melody Clubs, S.R.C. Varsity Band, Majorette Operetta BERG, JERRY Frosh Football, Varsity Swim- ming, Letterman's Club BIENERT, CHARLES A.M.S. Photo, Art, Drama, Rifle French Clubs, jr. Class Play BLACK, IANELLE Girl's League, F.H.A., Future Nurses BLACK, KELLY A.M.S. BLAIR, LANA Cirl's League, F.H.A., Pep, Commercial Leaders-Sec.-Treas. BLASSINGAME, DOROTHY Girl's League BLEVINS, DANNY A.M.S., Rifle Club BODENHEIMER, TOMMY A.M.S., DECA Club BOWIER, LINDA Cirl's League, Future Nurse's, Pep, Latin Clubs, S.R.A.C., N.H.S. BROADWAY, BILL A.M.S., I.V. Baseball, Football, Varsity Baseball, Letten'nen's Club BROCKMAN, DONNA Girl's League, Drama Club, S.R.A.C., jr. Class Play, Drama Club Play BROWN, DIANE Girl's League, Concert Choir BROWN, DON A.M.S., Frosh Football, j.V. Football, Baseball, Math, Photo Club BROWN, LINDA Cirl's League, S.N.H.S. BRAZEEL, DALE A.M.S., I.V. Football, F.F.A.g Sec., Treas. BUNDY, RICHARD A.M.S. BURCH, ANN Gir1's League, Art Club, Sec., El Saguaro BURNETT, IANIE Cirl's League, Z, Drama, Com- mercial Leader's Clubs, Ir. Class Play, Drama Club Play, Prom Comm. BUSTAMENTE, JULIA Cir-l's League BURCETT, CHESTER A.M.S. BURTON, CLEVE A.M.S. BUTLER, LENORE Girl's League CALDWELL, LINDA Girl's League CALTHARP, GARY A.M.S., Key, Latin, D r a m a Clubs, jr. Class Play, Band CANNON, DONNA Girl's League, N.H.S. Future Nurse's, Sec., V.P., Sr. Class Sec., Zonta Girl of the Month, Warden's, Latin, Melody Clubs, S.R.A.C., Concert Choir, Operetta CARABAJAL, JAMES A.M.S. CARLISLE, BOB A.M.S., Rifle, Lyres Clubs, Band, Operetta, Dance Band CARR, CHARLES A.M.S., D.E.C.A. CARTER, KAREN L. cirrs League, s.N.H.s. N.H.S., Commercial Leader,s, Anchor, Pep, Modeling Clubs, Soph. At- tendant to Y Day Queen CARTER, KAY A.M.S., F.F.A., I.V. Football, Varsity Football CARTER, RAY A.M.S., F.F.A., S.R.C. CARVAJAL, CARLOS A.M.S., j.V. 8: Varsity Baseball CASON, PATTY Gir1's League, D.E.C.A., G.A.A. CASSELMAN, MIKE A.M.S., F.F.A. CASSIDY, DON A.M.S., Varsity Band, Dance Band, Lyres Club, Pres., 'N.H.S., V.P., Boy's State, Drama Club Play, Operetta, Cleff Club, Orchestra CASTANEDA, ANGELITA Girl's League CASTLEBERRY, DIANE Girl's League, Drama Club, Commercial Leader's CASTLE, GEORGE A.M.S. CASTLETON, JOHN A.M.S., Frosh Basketball, Rifle Club CASTRO, CAROL Girl's League CASTRO, FLORENCIO A.M.S., Track CHAPMAN, CHARLIE A.M.S., Frosh Gr j.V. Football, S.R.C., F.F.A., Pres., V.P., Treas. CERASOLI, CAROLYN Girl's League CHAVEZ, BELINDA Girl's League, D.E.C.A. CHIDESTER, ROSALINDA Girl's League, F.H.A., Pep Club, Soph., jr., Sr., Girl's Glee CHILTON, MARY Girl's League, Lyre's Club, Latin Club, Sec., Warden's Club, Treasurer, Prom Comm. Chair- man, Sr. Class V.P., Band, Con- cert choir, N.H.S., s.N.H.s., Zonta Girl for Oct., El Saguaro, Melody, Drama, Modeling, An- chor Clubs CHRETIN, VICTOR A.M.S. CHRISTMANN, CATHY Girl's League, Art, Drama, Pep, V.P., N.H.S., Natl. Thespians, French, Pres., Drama-Club Play, Sr. Class Play, Z Club, V.P. CHRISTIAN, COLLEEN Girl's League, D.E.C.A., Com- mercial Leader's CLINKENBEARD, GARY A.M.S., D.E.c.A. CLOUD, IOHNNY A.M.S. CODISPOTI, ROSS A.M.S., D.E.c.A. COLLINS, HENRY A.M.S., F.F.A., Track CORDING, JIM A.M.S. CORDEIRO, MARVIN A.M.S., F.F.A., Treas., Sec., judging Teams COREA, BARBARA Girl's League COUTCHIE, ROBERT A.M.S., Frosh 81 I.V. Football CROWDER, DORA Girl's League, S.R.A.C., D.E.C.A. CURTIS, NIKOLAUS A.M.S., F.F.A. Treas., Letter- men's Club, 1.V. 8: Varsity Football CYPERT, ALLISON Girl's League, Lyre's Club, Band 52 DALTON, DAVID A.M.S., Varsity Band, Dance- band, French, Rifle, Lyres Clubs, Quill 8: Scroll, Pres., THER- MOMETER DALY, RANDY A.M.S. DAVIS, DOUG A.M.S., Radio, Melody, Astron- omy Clubs DAVIES, STAN A.M.S., S.N.H.S. DELGADO, TERESA Girl's League, F.F.A., V.P., Ad- vanced 8r Sr. Girl's Glee, Quill 6: Scroll, El Saguaro Asst. Ad. Mgr. DEES, MELL RUTH Girl' League, Girl's Glee DE CORSE, GEORGE A.M.S., Lettermen's Club, Varsi- ty Cross-Country, Varsity Track DEAN, ROBERT A.M.S. DENNIS, ROBERT A.M.S., Key, Lettermen's Club, Sec.-Treas., A.M.S. Sec.-Treas., Varsity Basketball 8: Football, Outdoor Sportsman DENNISON, BOB A.M.S., j.V. 6: Varsity Track, Varsity Cross-Country, Letter- men's Club DENNIS, MICKEY A.M.S., Ir. Class Play, Drama Club Play, Baseball, Drama, Math Club, Natl. Thespians, Let- termen's Club DERMA, ALICE Girl's League, Melody Club DERMA, EMMA Girl's League, Girl's Glee DEWHIRST, KATHY Girl's League, Band, Lyres Club, Quill 8: Scroll, D.E.C.A., His- torian, Ed. of Thermometer DODGE, EVELYN Girl's League DRUMM, LINDA Girl's League, Ir., Sr., Advanced Girl's Glee, Math Club, Sec.- Treas., N,H.S., S.N.H.S. Treas., Nurse's, Pep Club DRUMMOND, MARY LOU Girl's League, Drama, Pep, F.T.A. Clubs, N.H.S., Tennis Team, G.A.A. DUMAN, ALLAN A.M.S., Concert Choir, Operet- ta's, Mixed Chorus DUNLAP, PHYLISS Cirl's League, Rifle Club DURAZO, ALBERT A.M.S., Lyres Club, Band DYE, BILL A.M.S., F.F.A., Basketball, Base- ball, Frosh Football EATON, EDWARD A.M.S., N.H.S., Pres., S.N.H.S., V.P., Radio, Math, Astronomy Clubs EDWARDS, JOHN A.M.S., Concert Choir, Melody Club ELLIOTT, BONNIE Girl's League, Concert Choir, Operetta, Musical Review, Chorl- airs, S.R.A.C., Ir. Sz Sr. Class Play, S.R.C., Historian, Drama Club Play, Soph. Girl's Glee, Nurse's, Melody Club ELROD, GAIL Girl's League, Nurse's, Drama, Pep Clubs, Lyres Club, Sr. Class Play EMERSON, MARIELYN Girl's League, F.H.A., Pep, An- chor, Nurse's Club, Sr. Girl's Glee, Songleader ENDSLEY, KEN A.M.S. ESPINO, LUCILLE Girl's League, Lyres, Pep, An- chor Clubs, S.N.H.S., Pres., F.T.A., Sec., N.H.S., Songlead- er, Sr. Class Play, Ticket Comm., jr. Class Play, Usherette, Band, Commercial Leaders ESTRADA, FRANK A.M.S., Fire Commission EWING, BECKY Cirl's League, Concert Choir, Melody Club, Operetta, Sr. Rep- resentative to Student Council, F.T.A., V.P., Z Club, Treas., Girl's State, F.H.A., Soph. Rep. to Girl's League Council, Girl's League Friendship Chairman, 81 Service Chairman, Warden's Club FAIDLEY, HOWARD A.M.S., Frosh Football, Rifle Club, D.E.C.A. FAMBROUGH, GUY A.M.S., Latin Club, Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club FARLEY, MARY Cirl's League FARTHINC, VIRGINIA Girl's L e a g u e, Rifle Club, D.E.C.A., F.H.A., FAY, TERRY A.M.S., Basketball, Swimming, Math Club, N.H.S. FAZ, LUPITA Girl's League, F.H.A. FENDER, ESTEL A.M.S., Drama Club, Concert Choir, Melody Club, Choraliers, Frosh Football, Radio Club, Men's Chorus, Operetta FERGUSON, MIKE A.M.S. FISCHER, PAUL A.M.S., S.A.R.C., 0 u t d o o r Sportsmen FISER, JOHN A.M.S., Football, F.F.A. FOERSTNER, CLARKE A.M.S., Drama Club Play, Dra- ma Club, Football FORD, MONA KAY C-irl's League, Art, Melody Clubs, Concert Choir, Operetta FOSS, RICHARD A.M.S., Operetta, Melody Club, Pres. FORD, RONALD A.M.S. FRANCIS, PHYLISS Girl's League, Art Club FRANKLIN, DAVE A.M.S., Key Club, Sec., Math Club, Pres., Football, Wrestling, Latin, Drama Clubs, N.H.S., Natl. Thespians, Drama Club Play, jr. Class Play FRANKLIN, SYDNEY Cirl's L e a g u e, Math Club, N.H.S. I FRAUENFELDER, EVELYN Girl's L e a g u e, S.R.A.C., El Saguaro Picture Ed., Drama, Pep, Art, Z Clubs, Quill 8: Scroll, Drama Club Play Comm., Sr. Class Play Comm., Prom Comm. FREEMAN, DEANNA Girl's League FREESTONE, CHARLOTTE Girl's L e a g u e, Pep, Melody Clubs, Operetta, Sr. Class Play FRIIS, MARTY A.M.S., Track FRITH, BETSY Girl's League, Latin, Math, F.T.A. Clubs, Rifle Club, Sec.- Treas., Pres., Ir. Girl's Glee FULLER, AUDREY Cirl's League, N.H.S., Tennis, Operetta, Sr. Class Play Prompt- er, Latin, Warden's, Melody Clubs, Sec.-Treas., Girl's League Council, Concert Choir, S.R.A.C. FUQUAY, SID A.M.S., Sr. Class Play, Stage Crew F URST, SALLIE Cirl's League, Pep Club GABUS, SUSAN Girl's League, Pep, A n c h o r Clubs, Jr. Class Play, Cheerlead- er, Y-Day, Princess GARCIA, MARTY A.M.S., Latin, Sr. 6: jr. Science Clubs, N.H.S. GARVIN, VIRGINIA Girl's League, Pep Club, Sec., Drama Club, V.P., Z Club, Ir. 8: Sr. Class Play, Makeup Comm., El Saguaro, Prom Comm. CENERALAO, SIMON A.M.S. GHIOTTO, THELMA Girl's League GILL, EDDIE A.M.S. CILL, HILDA Cirl's League, S.R.A.C., Fire Commission GILLEY, RONNIE A.M.S., O p e r e t t a, Melody, Lyres, Cleff, Drama, Rifle Clubs, Pres., Sr. Class Play, Natl. Thes- pians, Concert Choir, Dance Band, Drum Major CLORIA, ROBERT A.M.S. COMEZ, RITA Cirl's League, F.H.A., Jr. Cirl's Clee CONC, NANCY Cirl's League, Art Club, Sec., Z, Drama Club, S.N.H.S., French Club, V.P., Cirl's State, Sr. Class Play GOODALE, PRISCILLA Girl's League, Drama, F.T.A., Warden's, Anchor, Melody, Latin Clubs, Natl. Thespians, Pres., Drama Club Plays, Jr. 6: Sr. Class Plays, Operetta, Cirl's League Jr. Rep., Prom Comm., Choraliers, Natl. Thespians One Act Plays GOODWIN, TERRY Girl's League, S.R.C., Rifle Club, Jr. Science Club GOUGH, ROY A.M.S., Rifle Club, D.E.c.A. GRANIO, BETTY Cirl's League, Tennis 1...- ' ' 'w ' 'fr' 'r - -----,.----. ,.,...-f,.,. W...-,Y ---f -C. --..-.f-.-,+.---,-.-Y...-,.-S-,-f M CRANIO, JOE A.M.S., F.F.A., Reporter, Dele- gate to State Convention CREEN, BRIAN A.M.S. GUY, SHIRLEY Cirl's League HALEY, BARBARA Cirl's League, Pep, Drama, An- chor, Modeling Clubs, Head Cheerleader, Y-Day Princess HANCHETTE, TIM A.M.S. HANKS, JIM A.M.S., Frosh Football, F.F.A., Rifle Club HARDY, RICHARD A.M.S., Rep. to Student Coun- cil, Jr. Class Rep. to Student Council, N.H.S., S.N.H.S., Key, Warden's, Lettermen's C lu b, J.V. 8: Varsity Baseball, Boyis State, Foreign Exchange Stu- dent, Cross Country HAUCHT, SARAH Cirlis League, Majorette, Head Songleader, A n c h o r, F.H.A., Drama, Modeling, Pep Clubs, Band, Jr. 8: Sr. Class Plays, Prom Comm. Jr. Class Marshall HAWKINS, JAMES A.M.S., Football, Track, Let- termen's Club HAY, BRUCE A.M.S., J.V. Football, J.V. 61 Varsity Wrestling, Lettermen's Club HEADSTREAM, BILL A.M.S., Frosh Class Pres., Foot- ball, All State Back of Year, Football Captain, Lettermen's, Pres., Key Club, S.R.A.C., Jr. Class Play HEFNER, JERRY A.M.S., Pres., Football, Baseball, F.F.A., A.M.S. Rep., Twerp King L 1.. HENDERSON, RUTHIE Cirl's L e a g u e, Nurse's Sec., Latin, Drama, Melody Clubs, Concert Choir, Operetta, Choraliers HENNEKE, DARLA Girl's League, Pep, Modeling, Anchor Clubs, Drama Club Play Comm., Sr. Class Play Comm. HE REDIA, LAWRENCE A.M.S., F.F.A. HERNANDEZ, FRED A.M.S., Math, Melody, Drama, Lettermen's Clubs, Jr. Class Play, Tennis, Swimming, Concert HERRERA, LORRAINE Cirl's League, Melody, Cleff Clubs, Operetta, A d v a n c e d Cirl's Clee HILL, MILDRED Girl's League HILLEY, SHARON Cirl's League, Jr. Girl,s Glee HINES, ODESSA Cirl's League, F.H.A., Jr. Cirl's Clee HINTON, PHILIP A.M.S., Boy's State, Sr. Science Club, Pres., Jr. Science Club, Pres., Parliamentarian of Latin Club, Math, Lettermen's Clubs, N.H.S., S.N.H.S., Swimmin g, First Place Latin Division of State Foreign Language Forensic Tournament HODCE, BOBBIE Girl's League HOFFMAN, JOHNNY A.M.S. we -...J-1.-yn.-E HOGCATT, FRANCES Girl's League, Art Club, V.P., Thennometer, Quill 6: Scroll HOLDEN, ROBERT A.M.S., Baseball HOOPER, JOHN A.M.S.,fF.F.A., Art Club HOPE, EDWARD A.M.S., Drama, Latin, Rifle Clubs, Jr. Class Play HOPPSTETTER, CINDY Girl's League, Sr. Rep., Sr. Class Play, N.H.S. HORLEY, BEVERLY Gir1's League HORN, EDDIE A.M.S., Lettermen's HOUGH, JAMES A.M.S. HOUGLAND, MARTHA Cirl's League, Art, Latin Clubs HUGHES, KELLY A.M.S., F.F.A., Pres. 8: V.P. HUGHES, KEN A.M.S. HULL, YVONNE Cirl's League HUTCHINSON, ALLEN A.M.S., Tennis HYDEMAN, RAYLEAN Cirl's League, F.H.A., Sec. Pep, Commercial Leader' Clubs, Fire Commission ..,n4..s,.,.- wee-vw-. ---- - - v i',i--.I-1l!IQW:.-:, 1-4--.1-1--yawlr-ws-.1-:Yee -'- I. . NGHRAM, JAMES .M.S., Lettennen's Club, Cross untry, Track, Frosh Football JACKSON, RONALD f E.M.S., F.F.A., Frosh Basket- all ACKSON, WILLIAM A.M.S., Football ACKSON, VVILMA Birl's League ACOBS, GENE A.M.S., F.F.A. ACOBS, JOANN Birl's League EANKO, DIANA irl's League Art Club, Treas., .N.H.S.g Treas., Pep Club, 'reas., Drama, Anchor, Model- g Clubs, N.H.S., Jr. Class lay, Prom Comm., Cheerleader, -Day Princess FRAMILLO, EDDIE .M.S. HNSON, EDWARD I .M.S., Jr. 81 Sr. Science Clubs, orr. Sec., Math Club, V.P., .H.S. HNSON, JERRY .M.S., F .F.A. HNSON, LARRY .M.S., Key, Latin, Drama, ath Clubs, Jr. Class Play, J.V. aseball, J.V. 8: Varsity restling HNSTON, CAROLYN irl's League, Band, F.H.A., yres, Pep Clubs JONES, EVELYN Gi.rl's League, N.H.S., Model- ing, Pep, Anchor, Commercial Leader's, F .T.A., Clubs, F .F.A. Sweetheart, Miss Smile JORDAN, MADELINE Girl's League, F.H.A. KAMRATH, GEORGE A.M.S., F.F.A., Lyres Club KARKULA, NICK A.M.S., Frosh Football, F.F.A. KEEN, CURTIS A.M.S. KEETON, KAREN Girl's League, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Natl. Thespians, Sec., S.N.H.S., Pres., Warden's Club, N.H.S., Z, Drama Clubs, Drama Club Play KERR, SUANNA Girl's League, S.R.C., G.A.A., Pep, Cheerleader KETTUNEN, JOHN A.M.S., Rifle, Lettermen's, Sr. Science, V.P., Swimming Team KISSEL, LANCE A.M.S. KOLTERMAN, GERALDENE Girl's League, Pep, Anchor, Drama Clubs KORNEGAY, ROBERT A.M.S., F.F.A. KOSMATA, TOMMY A.M.S., F.F.A., D.E.C.A., V.P. KOTFENBROOK, JEFF A.M.S., Lettermen's Club, Wres- tling, Baseball KRING, JOE A.M.S., F o o t b all, Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club LANCASTER, FRANK A.M.S., Math, R a d i 0 Clubs, N.H.S. LEAMONS, LOIS Girl's League LECHUCA, LOUIS A.M.S., Men's Chor11s LeGRANDE, ERMA Gir1's League LEON, MARY Girl's League, F.H.A., G.A.A., Jr. Girl's Glee LeROY, CHARLES A.M.S., Football, Lettem1en's Club, S.R.C. LeROY, JULIA Cirl's League LEVY, LARRY A.M.S. LINDSEY, CHARLES A.M.S., First Place in Ariz. Math Contest, Melody Club LINES, LEONDA Gir1's League, F.H.A., Pres., F.T.A., N.H.S., Jr. Science Club LOBECK, ALEX A.M.S., Radio, Lyres, Photo Clubs LOFTON, ANN Girl's League, Z Club, Histori- an, F.T.A.g Historian, S.N.H.S. 55 LOO, TOMMY A.M.S. LOPEZ, RUBEN A.M.S. LOPEZ, TRINI A.M.S., Boy's State, Art Club, Pres., Warden's, F.T.A., Stu- dent Council, Student Body Publicity Mgr. Cheerleader, F rosh Basketball, Scholastic Art Award, Fine Art Summer Ses- sion Scholarship LUGO, NORMA Cirl's League, Lyres, F.T.A. Clubs, Band, Cadet Band MCADAMS, JERRY A.M.S., J.V. Football, D.E.C.A.g Pres., Lettermen's Club, Varsity Gymnastics, F .F .A. MCCANDLESS, CHARLES A.M.S., Concert Choir, Operet- tas, Sr. Class Play, Orchestra, Drama Club, Melody Club, Band MCCLENDON, DANNY A.M.S., Rifle, Radio, Melody Clubs, Operetta McCULLEN, ROBERTA Girl's League, Nurse'sg Pres., Sr. Science, Sec., French, Z Clubs, F .H.A., Jr. Class Play, Pub- licity Comm. MCDANIEL, O'RELL A.M.S., Radio, Math Clubs MCHENRY, ANNA Girl's League, D.E.C.A. McKAY, ALVY F.F.A., A.M.S. McKEE, PAT A.M.S., F o o t b all, Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Class Play, Key, Letterrnen's Clubsg' V.P. ,...L MCKINLEY, PHYLISS Girl's League, F.H.A. MCMORRIS, ELVA Girl's League, Ir. Class Play MABERY, ROBERT A.M.S., Frosh Basketball, F.F.A., Warden's Club, Boy's State MADISON, HENRIETTA Girl's League, Z, Pep Clubs, F.H.A. MADISON, THELMA Cirl's League, Z, Sec., F.H.A., F.T.A., Pep, Commercial Lead- er'sg F rosh Attendant, Rep. to Girl's League Council, Cirl's Rep. to Student Council MAGDALENO, MARY HELEN Cirl's League, Sr. Girl's Glee, Sr. Mixed Chorus, F.H.A. MAH, GODWIN A.M.S., Tennis, F.F.A. MALONE, FOWLER A.M.S., Baseball, Math Club MARCUS, SALLY Cirl's League, Z Club, Pres., Commercia Leaders, S.R.A.C. MARR, DARREL A.M.S. MARR, ERROL A.M.S., Rifle, Lettermen's Clubs, Wrestling MARSHALL, DOROTHY Girl's League, Concert Choir, Choraliers, F .H.A., French Club, N.H.S., French, Treas. MARTIN, LINDA Cirl's League, Choraliers, Oper- etta, Concert Choir, Melody Club MARTIN, VIRGINIA Girl's League, French, Melody Clubs, Operetta MARTINEZ, DAVE A.M.S. MARTINEZ, ESTER Gir1's League MEEH, SUSAN Girl's League, Anchor, Drama, Latin, Pep Clubs, Sr. Class Play, Usherette, Sr. Cirl's Glee MARTINEZ, YOLANDA Cirl's League, Tennis, Cirl's Choir, Pep Club, Fire Commis- sion, Songleader MAYLE, GLENN A.M.S., F.F.A., Wrestling, Gym- nastics MEADOR, KAREN C-irl's League, S.R.C., Ther- mometer Picture Ed., Quill 81 Scroll, D.E.C.A. MEASURES, PEGGY Girl's League, Pep, F.T.A., Quill 8: Scroll Clubs, F.H.A., El Saguaro MEJIA, EDWARD A.M.S. MELLON, DAVE A.M.S., F.F.A., Sec., Football, Math Club Frosh MENDEZ, MANUEL A.M.S., French Club MENDEZ, MARY Girl's League MENDIVIL, STELLA Girl's L e a g u e, Commercial Leaders MENTA, GLORIA Gir1's League MERCADO, KITTY Cirl's League, Art, Astronomy, jr. 8: Sr. Science, Radio, Pep, French, Clubs, Drama Club Play, jr. 8: Sr. Class Play, S.R.A.C., S.R.C., Cadet Major- ette MESA, ROSA Cirl's League, Tennis, F.H.A. MILLER, IIM A.M.S., Rifle, Lyres Clubs, j.V. Baseball 8x Wrestling, Band MILLER, RONDALL A.M.S., Lyres, Clef, Melody Clubs, Band, Choraliers MILSTEAD, JAY A.M.S., Math Club MOLINA, BRENDA Girl's League, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee MOLINA, SYLVIA Girl's League, F .H.A., Mixed Chorus, Sr. C-irl's Glee MONTANA, DOLORES Girl's League MONTGOMERY, FRANCES Cirl's League, F.H.A., French, Melody Clubs, Concert Choir, Girl's Glee, Choraliers, Operetta MOODY, JOYCE C-irl's League, Astronomy Club, Sec., Pres., S.R.A,C., Pep, S.N.H.S., N.H.S., Treas. MOODY, RUTH ANN Girlls League, Astronomy, Latin, Sr. Science Clubs, Fire Com- mission MORALES, HERCULANO A.M.S., F o o tb all, Basketball, Track MORENO, SARA Girl's League, F .H.A. MORRIS, GLE-NDA Cirl's 'League, Art, Quill Scroll Clubs, F.H.A., Ir. Clas Play, Costmne Chairman Thermometer, Mixed Chorus MORRIS, MADELINE C-irl's League, F.H.A., D.E.C.A. Treas. MORRIS, SANDRA Girl's League, Band, Conce C h o i r, Choiraliers, Operetta French, Lyres, Melody, V.P Dance Band MORTON, BILL A.M.S. MOSLEY, JULIA Girl's League, Pep, D.E.C.A Cheerleader MULLIGAN, DAVID A.M.S., Track, N.H.S., Fir Place in State: Latin I Pros Latin II Prose MURRIETTA, OLGA Girl's League MYERS, AUDREY A.M.S., F o o t b all, Basketba Baseball, Key Club OGLE, BOB A.M.S. O'HALLORAN, EDENA Cirl's League OHLSON, MARGARET Girl's Le a g u e, Art, F.H.A.g Lfreas., Art Cold Key Award, Jr. Class Play, Usherette OLIVER, BARBARA irl's League, B and, Lyres, ama, Natl. Thespians Clubs, rama Club Play, Jr. 81 Sr. Class lay, Fire Commission, Sec. LLERTON, MARTY .M.S. LP, MARSHALL .M.S., Band, D a n c e Band, r c h e s t r a, Operettas, Lyres, lef, Treas., Drama Club Play, ophistic-kats, Choraliers RENDORFF, ALLEN .M.S., Men's Choir, Concert hoir, Melody Club RTEGA, DANIEL .M.S. Tr, JOHN .M.S., EEA. ASH, PHYLISS irl's League, Pep, Melody, .H.A. Clubs ELSON, TOM .M.S., Sr. Science Club, Treas. NEVELS, HELEN irl's Lea e, F .H.A., Operettas, Su Melody Club NICRO, ROBERT .M.S. NOBLE, ARLENE Girl's League, Latin, Pep, Z Clubs, N.H.S. NORRED, NORMAN A.M.S. PACE, JACK A.M.S., Band, Lyres Club V.P., N.H.S., All-State Band PALACIO, FRANK Baseball, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club PALMER, DUDLEY A.M.S. PACE, BILL A.M.S. PENNEY, JERRY A.M.S. PENNEY, JAMES A.M.S., Football, Track PEREZ, JOE A.M.S. PERIUS, MIKE A.M.S. Swimmin .V. Foot- 3 gt I ' ball, Y Day Escort PERSHALL, PATTY Girl's League, Melody Club, Concert Choir, C h o r ali e r s, Operettas PETERS, JOAN Girl's League PFEFFERBAUM, DOLF A.M.S., Jr. 8: Sr. Class Play, Drama Club Play, N.H.S., S.N.H.S., Drama Club, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, All- State Band, All-State Orchestra, Lyres Club, Operettas, Sophistic- kats, Choraliers PHILLIPS, LARRY A.M.S., EEA. PHIPPS, PATSY Girl's League, Commercial Lead- ers, Pres., S.N.H.S., Sec. N.H.S., Anchor, Modeling, Pep Clubs, F .F.A. Sweetheart, Com- mercial Leaders Sweetheart, Ca- det Majorette PICENO, ABE A.M.S., S.R.A.C., S.R.C., Math, Latin Clubs, N.H.S., Warden's Club, V.P. PIERSON, HENRY A.M.S. PIERSON, oscAR PINTO, JOANN Cirl's League, Z, Sec., Melody Club, Operetta PITTMAN, MARILYN Girl's League, Art Club, S.R.C., Sr. Girl's Glee ' PODOLSKY, KITTY Girl's League, Anchor, F.T.A.g V.P., S.N.H.S., Sec., Band, Lyres, Drama, Natl. Thespians, N.H.S., Sec., Warden's Club, D.A.R. American History Award, Cirl's State, Jr. 6x Sr. Class Plays, Drama Club Plays PONN, MARY JANE Cirl's League PORTER, PATRICIA Girl's League, D.E.C.A., G.A.A. POSTON, MAXINE Girl's League, French Club, Treas., N.H.S., F.T.A., Z Clubs PRIMUS, CHARLES A.M.S., Lettermen's Club, Foot- ball, Track, Basketball, Melody Club PRIVETTE, OTTO A.M.S. PROCTOR, JANIE Girl's League, Art Club PYLMAN, ANDY A.M.S. QUINN, JIM A.M.S., Frosh Football, J.V. Baseball QUININEZ, THERESA Girl's League, French, Melody Clubs RAMIREZ, LUPE Cirl's League ROMOS, ROSE-MARY Girlls League, Z, Commercial Leaders, Pep Clubs, Songleadet RAMSDALE, BOBBY A.M.S., Key, Outdoor Sports- man Clubs, Baseball RANDLES, JOSHUA A.M.S., Frosh Basketball RANGEL, RAYNOLD A.M.S. RASMUSSEN, JANE Cirl's League, Pep Club RATCLIFF, LORAN A.M.S., F.F.A. RATHER, DOROTHY Cirl's League, Cadet Band, N.H.S., Commercial Leaders RATHER, MARY Girl's League, Latin, Rifle Club, Tennis RAUTENBERG, EDDIE A.M.S., DECA UQEE3 Under the able guidance of Mr. Clay and Mrs. Saunders, Junior class sponsors, the class of 1962 proudly presented the junior class play and the Junior-Senior prom. Best Wishes to this year's junior class as they anxiously await their senior year and graduation. The officers this year were: President .................. . . . Jones Osbom Vice President ..... ..... I ames Hollin Secretary-Treasurer ................. .. Margaret Mueller Representative to the Student Council Marty Raebel 58 Barrie Abbott Frank Abril Donna Allen Carol Allio Estelita Almachar Ramona Arias Mary Lou Alvarado Martha Arvizu Walter Ashenfelter Sherry Atchley JoAnn Atherton Brian Babiars John Bailey Judy Bailey Sharon Barrett ii Q 5: 3 gl , 'Nl if T5 Q f :Ji 't tt 1, rl: .AVS W2-iw , ea: . 4 1. 1 1 J ' ' iiflf' w me if ' . . at , Z, A w . K, -' Jr, , - 'L a. ., ,f, f , , 2 ' Q P M-'115 7. 1 isdn . . I ,- Lax.. nl' ' 5--.N 1 ,T - , . rm.. ., -, .5 Q , , -,rf .A S 34' Elm - - a A-'f1f'rmww A P , .,, .,,... W ef Lx! J -. X A sg +41 X sg, vm f c v T' is rrr, in faifsfii-if ..s,. . Ex 2 v wg. - IR .,,,.,. .,...-..a1,g3,g,i, .L -.f Flliifff X: as : is 5 A J 1 ,qs . Q 544 l' Q W F JM V rx 5 W' AL., w if: -1- Lf X J, , .67 s ' ' .1-1 f i I 2'-f f aaa ,za-E x 1. X L I 'Y if , .,.... , 11? if Agia. -Q. . '. I- ,:rea'-11'-Q J UST- 4 gr? M5 3' 'I ' 4:- f Yi Y. 4 545, F Q i l as . 3 diffs mpg ,Jw 1 A in L U , :fl X . 1 fir--Vip.. ,i Ml A f. s fa J I' . -.gi dftrair i',,1' ' .V , 3534 u J A ' grzm I . .': L -,-mir.. .EE ,f ,fr-3.5 4 - Q' 1 A Q , re f ., A 754. Q , rf . -- 551551. .B . , . ,..,. A H W B ferr, y a ' J m . J or :yb . ,. J- . 1. gig' J 'lex J ' , q f if K S .M A- -: . ff 5, Q J A .w r K l SN 3 . 1 X N ta V til . -afrklf ,, X. 'Y fig' ,mf 1 1 Q 315' .nv .,- f. W- ,.,,Q-fr., y . . 'J ra 214. sl , J, an be . nf -.. .. jg., X . W.. ,N- ' if Q.23ih'?3f-' 3 If-fe ' ll , M1 B . ..,e all ef J Y S', . X41 nl. 1 'lrfkig ,li V , an , .ia ul, 3 - Rf! F: ag, 'Skt . N R .. Q SS .' Q ' X ,Q f Eg.. Richard Barriga Barbara Bartlett Wayne Battenfield Gail Betts Janelle Black Kelly Black Mary Ann Blair Bob Bone Jeannie Bragdon Cecilia Brown Ralph Brovmlee Mike Bucholz Linda Burgett John Burke Larry Bur-man as 'f I1 ' -L ' , ' C .f in . y ' T ift- Vi C I rf , 5 :qgfff 'f ' , 'Q A. -raw? 4fy.w ,fj A ' 1, sk: ga an m , X ' ,A 5 55... s 153 5 0 fi' a 1 fa.. :ww l,.' or A e ' 4-me 1 7 .. ..-5,.1?g -ru , - , , 1 - -at f--- mf zigfilf -'fi ,, .' W wa, W' ' ffiff' '?32if,5f 55- U A N ,,,. lr 71' ,5 M f'+-sig n lr ,,,-,.,. we A , , -I ,T 1N,. an 4 5 if 3 'Q If s Q ,B 4 r ra, asks, 2 Q 'f I Helen Campbell George Chavez Mary Corona Martha Crow Cecilia Davis 1 Mike Cassidy Ray Chretin Walter Cox Mary Crowder Russell Davis 2 rg' X sr F 4' ,ga 45 L 4 O Q' Q Ae J - h Kenneth Cates Cheryl Chalmers Sue Cochran Bruce Cook Herb Coyer Mary Crawford Dorothy Daniels jerry Daniel Glenda Dees Cheryll Dennis 60 Carolyn Didway Dennis Doerr Richard Dominguez Pat Donahue Dwayne Doman t1,3iiG??'f K Q Q . L ifi ffjk gg: Christy Eger Diane Emmitt Margaret Esperanza Ioe Etter Martha Gonzales 5 X' ,nf , 4' - . .rg gy :, ' wean: MIN - ' J i , ..A H . Saga: fffhriglir Eixfiiw -3? f-'hi ..nn, c f X',' l' ' ' x 55' - 1:-ag-5753 W 1 9 if ff' A . sy gi- - r I 1 ,',' 'fr -:iffy fa-f , - -,as b. A . c , P k Z .. gi H lm S ,' .' x -1 V, 15 ' 47? ' M' 3 I If Q' 1 ' ' r J 71 If I' r ,...fvf fQY'v'.:17E -1!':-fn 'ur' Vx 1 Q ww 1:55, . K, ., x 'H-A K r J Q SSA' 5 ' Q Jaws-'fe si nf qi' UU Y' Q. 55 2 555 K . ' I .,,,. fi Ifilgzid f37?f:' r ff-Y . AL 4 , - A N-ga f'.- A - ...J ' ' J' ras? I r Q . is iii' is XXA X Q If 1 R ff . A 1 5 6- 9' l' E S 3 ii l ggi? k A' , W . 1 9 33 rw i,': 5 QMIM is J X. i- Betty Drisdell Susie Duncan c Kay Earnest Sheary Lee Edwards Victor Edwards ax Q Alicia Faz john Fszol Margaret Finley Pam Garcia Tharon Flagg Linda Ghiotto Judy Fletcher Lena Gomez Steve Frassinelli Alberta Gonzales 61 Raul Gonzales Wayne Haddox ohn Gould Edward Hancock Ian Green Dortha Hansen Iimmy Griffin Demaries Harp Marvin Haddock Susie Hart James Hollin Linda Horle Bob Hosformll Don Humphrey Jimmy Humphries Linda Hunt Gary Hunter Garry Hutchins Barbara Ingraham David Irwin Don Irwin Mary Jacobs Barbara Jaramillo Connie Jaramillo Margaret Jaramillo Judy M. Johnson Pam Johnson Pat Kelly Ceraldeane Knox Russell Lambert Beverly Langley Mary Helen Lara Judy Lewis ' William Lipp Don Long Emestine Lopez Rene Lozar Betty Lynch Sonny McCullough Dorothy McDonald 6 eh' L ff- , ... . W O.. '51 WA? 'S e, .,,2Yk,. O qt. .rr..',. ,.nw.,- . on.-?:.39Ci4. N x X O X Q W X w ' Y.-1 , XqiS xxx! 3 llllxwi Drenda Neese Dale Nelson Dennis Nelson Warren Newhard Don Newman john Ohlson Marie Olea Olga Olea Ma Olivas Bolxlgy Oliver Sharon Olsen juan Orines Mary Ortega Edward Ortega Jones Osborn Sally Osbom Tina Perez Danny Perry x O if OO, ,awww if Q 'Rv MW 5 1 Q 21k 'S' X, -H558 O - ,iz 'O J Q , 1 s , 'mn PAV' 1 11 if' 1 .. O 'l 54' I ' O QQ- 5' 1 5 I If YN' E95 l 4 hi' w Z Q M af G Q Q Y 2 ,'-,..,.e + 4 ,O X X ll m O x M Oa -- ff, ij' if X .ra E 3513? - 41 ' ax. Q 5 N, , 51,35 . f 041. 'ry -EW -f 'a i ' , xf 'O if 'N I Zinl t A' N, ir., I O42 f - .. .Cn si 49' -A . 7 gq jf . 'Of ' Q 9 , H . x ni U41 f p J' 0 ' .A 'EZ 63 1. 331 1 35' 24 R' . .L l WN ' . 4 v . I O - .5 121 1, u :Z 12.-if .Simi I? Janice McDonald Brenda Mann Doris Major Brigitte Marcus Armando Martinez Linda Meedel Antonia Mesa Louie Miranda Charles Molina Margaret Monson johnny Morales Olivia Morena Inez Morrison Margaret Mueller David Mulligan Alicia Mumford Frank Myers Ioan Navarro K- af ,, K, ,,, I,.x.f,r: k - ., ' X . 0- iv, 8' 9 racy . 6 Q! ' . QA Q-QQ if--U' gg .85 J J ' R' R --N.. av 17' fv- . 5 . O I .answers V srtri sirt A ,-,. V O' 1 O nntt N ff O Olie i ' g 3 gf' y f O ' f S 2 ff Li X -wi' 2 005 we in-vi fra, -r-rf ff anice Pettit Daryl Phillips Diana Phillips Karl Phillips Marilyn Ponce PW Y 1.5,f john Power Ricky Risner Davis Pulliam Diane Rivera artin Raebel Alfred Roclriquez Carol Reed Iris Roemer Scoop Reeves Bert Rogers as ,vm-raven 'iii -r 5 m 2 Q49 C ? i J .ifarn1ff:wfW1f1l W3 3-avwr'-xfmqgf dv' -vw aw www H s l Liv Qt Vic Safranek TommyScarbrough Mike Shepherd Tfmya Splawn Ol a Salas Givm Sellers Donna Sipes Tom Starmer Luci e Sanchez Lennora Shelton Sandra Sorge Cheryl Stone WX?-'xv nwwi' 5 hr an wk '-4 ll If Marilyn Szarek Norman Telford Margie Tremper Elvira Urxas Anna Teal Ellen Thompson Ralph Underwood Judy Van Hom 64 .f ,f v -.-we-f, .--Y-4 we-ff H A wwf, N Christine Villarreal Gare Wallace Don Wilson Kay,Young Henry Johnson Genevieve Ramirez Bngita Vitolins Caroline White May Witherspoon Rod Zahniser Judy Johnson Judy Wall Ray Williams Faye Young Joan Cameron Gary McQuade The Following pictures were not received in time for publication in the annual. John Aldape Tom Battaghini Gaylord .Booth John Brammer Mike Brown Alfred Campuzano Joe Canedo Paul Carew Carmen Chavez Jim Clark Terrill Cole Jerry Collins Frank Culp Larry Dees Bill Emanual Richard Farthing Gerald Fletcher Fred French Dolores Gomez Bryan Gunter Anita Hemandez Henry,Higuera Robert Hite Johnnie Hubbard Carl Kizer Sam Reel Mary Ann Magdalene Ma Ann Ries Earnest Macazan Bolgby Scarbrough Richard Mendivil Jack Sheffield Robert Montalvo Kirk Smith Emest Mora Frank Sosa Robert Morris Carl Stec John Nunez Femando Olague David Penny Gene Perez Marvin Pierson Tommy Talent William Thompson Lorenzo Villa Paul Von Schoeler Clifford Winton The able and ambitious class of '63l Its activities include sponsoring the Freshman Handshake Dance and a booth at the Pep Club Camival. And here are the officersg President ............................................................ Duke Spelce Vice-President . . . . . . Robert Rodriquez Secretary-Treasurer ........... . . . Barbara Conway Student Council Representative .... .... S ally Thomas 66 '1' v3'lvn.,..-S3m .,......, . 7'-' WW' ' W1 1...,, - , , , A '- .Ii ' ' 'fimfff si?-A - -' . ' B A b J lim S34s5QQ? afl new N fe or f e. .1 .. wr ' 3 5' ' in 53 . 9 k i L V 'B .il '.a. - ., . 15,-'x' - ' l..-asf 4' -w M4 Y Q 'TL' v, db, - t x .. y,z-f. Z.:- N 1 A -. . , T. gL.fg?ft?:' .7 . Q, .H ,. .. , ...R , 'r . W 1: X 'wir' s , Q, u 2 Fl? V' ,. Ri . I ..,. ..7 .1 - . f. 4 B 9 aww- 5 1, 9 M ' ' Q .iii Li' Q . Q 32 Y 1 . . 'A' . 2.,. . -I X S it ' ss . ' X . 5 'iv K .. eau , , ,lr , t . rig , 1, K, .M f f 4- 5. . , ,. ,. 1 .-LkL .. 'iw ' -- Row 1: Acosta, M., Ades, S., Alcala, E., Allebrand, J., Allt, T., Almodova, T., Alverez, S., Amavisca, M., Amparano, R., Andrew, D. Row 2: Angulo, C., Arias, B., Arnold, A., Amold, S., Arriola, A., Arriola, E., Arriola, L., Avis, T., Bailey, B., Barron, B. Row 3: Beatty, M., Beck, B., Beltran, C., Birkmeyer, D., Bivins, M., Bourland, S., Bradford, I., Breech, H., Brown, B. K. kifn rl t l 1 A 3 1 A N l f lt if . 5 l - gl ' Nth rv du' 'Ri 'E 5' B ' V' S refr' Q B seq, 9 , .Q . a - l, .f Q n1.5 '- -. V . t A .4 .., v . W K Rc, A W K K -fig. k,k,. , fig. ..,., .h x W E, Q A .K , - f ,, K ,L , , ,,,. .g 12 5 rg H- 1 .... ff, ' ., 5 'Q . . +: ., -ff i H' is fe... 1 -.. if f ' 3 .2. we-nf --fu 3 5 :V I . . ,,.. if, y ,ig .. .3 1 . f f 'T' T3 1 -Q' m sd' L, 5 A 1 Ay, 7 ' ol M , - . . 7 Z . Q- . re Q . Q. . if - ki ' X.-E gg! jr . .g,,,'l. A sv 1' ' H P ' , Q 2. ' K ' L ' ',i if ', M by ' 4' T . ' 'BQ ' rfiiii. 1 N' , C , f i - . iq . ,my , K Q -in wg, f- ,ah , lx., T T' 5 .. ,- K -. , , , L' - L . .E+ , Q.. . '35, T1 bl? ' B . . T X 2.f fid w - ' Ir .1 t' .s ' X. Row 4: Brown, J., Brown, S., Burgett, A., Burke, K., Burman, M., Burnett, J., Bumette, L., Burrow, J., Butner, J., Buhler, J. Row 5: Cabrales, L., Campbell, P., Cano, A., Carvajal, A., Casillas, C., Castro, M., Cebulak, D., Chavez, V., Coffer, I., Condos, I. Row 6: Conway, B., Crawford, R., Crawford, R., Crowder, L., Dallabetta, I., Dennis, A., Dennis, D., Dewhirst, C., Dinwiddie, S., Dixon, D. . . I - 'L X ,Q 3 s lf . f- - Qi. . M ., f ' ' .. .ff .h M, ' -' -'IN WR S f M Q we PM is ' wx V, Q rr., ,gggn .Mg P 5 V--N ,fi , Q rf, ul 7' 'FK .. Q lt ' 33 , 'A f b A- ' at a at A ' r if xr ii. . - Q J 1' .ad wig.. 5 gr ,fs ' .aff 1, A iv- f A' 5 lfafxw r..: A .,,. ., Vryr V A, r ' .. 5 -1 -. . f. r. ' - M A U A . ,A' e. ., . S 1 . ii t g ... V, L, N il? 1 V ' al -,. 1 M ,fer , W .E , ,, ' F ,- f : , V K iw. 1 ---,' fi '.' ff., ', I ,, A f . A ' ' . fill? f ' W' Q' 'C ' ' V ,L,1 2 V ,LAg N , ' f . I loffigmli? A 1, I W, -le A l L - , ' , ' K MA.. , A A7 A L .9 Ziff. L' -- is' ,xr 7 , ew I V ,.: ix,-' w mv Jr ' A ' A ' l7 4 it fi 555' . if ff fw fwf a 'Q aeae. . f 'L 6 6.1 3' . Q2 5 . l xx N - .az . s 'Q' 44 A Q Q.. , ,H U -W ,,,, ,, ug . E ,L', as-aff .gym ,.. .:x. x , 4- , x K Y ' '. . ' S A Ili , Q P W W K 7 a f'lififXi.,. . as 1 -5. 5151 L 3 MY? fi ' 4. ca G-A Lo. C. 5. Ii l ,hmm SKU, N , .,,, ,. -y K ,H 5- 5 H x-v-' - - N, , ,Q N., I ,446 L ii, ly V z.i an . 7 H 2Q:2'q,,Qf' cf m ' ' ue, - i t, 1 '51 5 az, 4' 1. 9 3. 9 A .ff F .Sf ii i . ,V rw: wi. ,Ea . M. .M . X. un, K r ,.e., i t ,:w-' i , ,. ,.,. I ., IXQ- .ti 68 Dominguez, M., Doughert Dunlap, K., Dunn, L., Elms, I., Elrod, D., Engler, R., Erwin, M., Esperanza, B., Evans, B., Everet, T., Evitch, D., MN Ewing, A., F ambrough, I., Fassett, D., Faulkner, G., Ferrara, I., Ferro, N., Flagg, E., Flores, A., Foerstner, I., Garcia, R., Garcia, V., Gamer, E., Gartland, R., Ghiotto, R., Giss, K., Glover, I., Golden, Cf, Gomez, R., Gonzales, R., Gourley, E., Granio, L., Gray, L., Green, A., Grijalva, S., Gri'alva, S., Hall, D., Hall, M., Hartman, S., Hartnett, L., Hartung, K., Harvey, E., Hawks, M., Hendrickson, I., Hendrick S011 Hernandez, A., Herrera, I., Hill, R., Hines, I., Hodges, K., Howry, M., Humphrey, G., jones, K., jones, K., Keene, V., Kellogg, R., Kenyon, G., Kimberlin, D., King, W., Knapp, B., Koolick, K. Kosmata, I., Kraemer, I., Lahners, I., Lancaster, B., Langworthy, I., Leaver, R., Leavitt, L., Linder, A., Lines, L., Long, E., Lovejoy, G., Lucero, R., Lugo, M., McBride, R., McCugh, H., McDonald, G., McQuaid, T., Magdaleno, S., Major, G., Martinez, C., Martinez, I., Martinez, P., Martinez, R., Martinez, W., May, W., Mellon, D., Melton, D., Miller, R., Morrison, C., Munk, M., Munoz, A,., Murrietta, I., Ng, H., Nunez, F., Ochoa, G., O'Dannel, J., Olberg, D., Olivas, I., Orta, D., Orosco, E., Osbome, D., Osbum, I., Pace, I., Pancrazi, R., Peters, I., Phillips, C., Phillips, D., Pike, P., Poels, R., Ponce, A., Ponce, I., Power, G., Power, S., Ramos, F., Renteria, A., Reyes, S., Richardson, S., Rivera, E. 5 5 'ws if 1 ef 5 K si Yr ls I iz R fl L. iQ, FW , ,,,, if ' . .14 , Vg, L. Q , . . 113 1. K -- ij' .1 . W, . K F' . ,. , ff, U, ...Q t i a xis Y if . , V. F .,,, . , , vw, V. N ' S , r t . 9 r. 31 K- W5 ' VJ -S-12:'P., 't- .1 f '- . ,. ' N r 9 J, 5 x A 4a . life I kaet1r.1:zSA we H: g f K fa 1... N t . if N1 3 Q ,WX e.iP . it n . . K iii, V:-s -dfigi :kk A kk.. E 2 Wsvr Jiffzgy' at R' , ' i l f?9:!!glg?5 5 ? - A: 1. 5 gig ,.,. ig, .mm .,,l kk wivs., 1. L EF Whryrg 1 K V. g an- rails erfr cv? t5a'ese.rWe1 af... f. J . I .r .eir ...ifzw -ffii i v 'i92fiz'v ' y , Q e f , x- .k , ..,, . , , A f un L 69 -' it YD K Q flak. s Dm 5 ,P ., ,.1. f Q , ' 51 A I Q... it G 1- G Y Quin -usg ., . .A HR is ,,., s .gg 3 W 1 'ju f I 4 N! ix A ' 4' I-t,,,x xl 0 'J A, f' y 2 s -1 ' , 4 'ISF' 'N - .fi If .. -1 QW' 1 1,1 5. 'f ' rg sn . . ., ' rw' 1 A f a . R, A i 've 'EfJ ., OW 4. xg? ' .Vx 9 1 7 ,,.,- .s,, , ,L x ,fs if v F-11 N.:',. , v . 1 ..... P s ., ' ' fi'i P Q V f t -'N - 1-frx . ,QE . P A 5 '- ' I X xx , .5 .2 ,1 S, . 4 4 Q ' Q -4 f ai ' f. lf. V vi ' I ' i i ' . WX 1 - . o Af. A ss..- , I 1. lf , - fiff nb 1 M' I-af - ' . .T 5 -U ig A x 2 st! 1 , I A iff Q .. 1. is w., -2 A is A-6' , ,5'5?t' All - nf' i z g G4 . .si 1 ii ... fs... , lift, f Q cf V Y ., f M. . H 4 HF' .f ,,. Rodriquez, I., Rodriquez, R., Rooney, T., Rosas, L., Rosencrans, G., Mortimer, I., Ryan, B., Sample, C., Sanchez, A., Sanchez, V., Sanders, G., Santini, G., Sattler, S., Schierling, V., Schultz, L., Scott, P., Shanklin, H., Shaw, B., Shaw, L., Sheridan, F., Vt 'unl- . faq if 'Q ' Q -4 Q' 5 9 4' 'a t 1 A I -.. - 2' J '5 ifit 'bm 'bu 5- Q5-A A-:- ' N OQABN saw qi ,wif ,33 WN' 5 -235, sz if AQ 4.4 Simons, P., Sirrine, S., Skevmgton Slosser C Smith T Solis I Solomon B Sosa M Spelce D Swengel M Thomas S Thompson Tipton Torres Trigg L Trimble I Tyrer B Uhl B Unas C Valencia A S N Q l 'Z' 3 5. Q. 3 x , 'n 4 ,iff E 3 . . . W X Vance, C., v , .A 'UA - vaukai, W a ims to ts ff- C U Verble, K., is.. R v111a, B.. w ' D .., 'I' qw M R . A K Q, 'Q I ' 4' ,A 'ff' A :Z Villarreal, O., ' .K-,., I N , ' F' 1 ' Q ' ?12'E:f Wagner M. f' - L4 1 A , I - J Q - A' Q . ' ,Q '-'- Weber f S . f v ao ffl, .,'1 3 weitz'ig1'Z ' ' T 'llizi '.k: est - , r .1 . . , ,'i. ,, ff2giigf,iElgi1 ' ' f h h . vubl E 1 i 1' 5 3 3 . W o E Westgate, M., is . 4 2.2 N fi, Westover, B., 9 352 52. 394' Williams, D-, L we , I X ' A I' as K1 .3 in . ...Zi Wghams, S. mf ' 7- A-11115 ae ' TW' R .,.a. K V W' Son A- ff .o , - I .- W Wilsonl L-: 1 ' Q ' ' ,j.f, ,, , V fi ' ' 15.3 veaa Q, X .4 T 3' 2' 1, Wolcott, R., fi ,Sufi t ',-, 2, E., 1 .3 5' w ' Zermeno, E., 1' , 1- 1 -A K 4 The fo1lowing's pictures were not received in time for publication in this year's annual: Alvarez, R., Dees, M., Amavisca, R., Dominguez, F., Anaya, I., F az, L., Arias, R., Garcia, IT., Arriola, F., Gipson, T., Bivins, C., Hawks, D., Blake, G., Hoot, I., Blevins, T., Killingsworth, P., Castaneda, T., Lewis, I., Codisgoti, P., Lopez, P., Crow er. C., Lorona, D., 71 Mann, B., Martinez, C., Moran, R., Navarro, I., Picker, I., Roberson, M Taylor, D., Varela, F., Wilson, L., Woods, L. mag if Qi' ....l ' ,A E ...wa-l '. I . school, the Freshman Class of 1960-61 has all school functions. Sponsors of this year's The class officers are: Embarking upon their first year in high shown much enthusiasm and co-operation in frosh class are Mrs. Sorensen and Mr. Conrad. 1 ...... Bill Butler President ..... Vice-President .... .... W esley Chinn Secretary-Treasurer ............... Elaine Wong Representative to Student Council .... Tim Painter 72 4 Acosta, D., Aivazian, K., Aivazian, M., Alday, ., Alexander, L., Alvarado Allen, D., Alvarez, D., Anaya, I., Anaya, S., Anderson, I., Angulo, B., Arias, F., Arias, M., Amold, L., Austin, I., Antondo, J., Avery, E., Baker, C., Bailey, D., Bailey, F., Ball, W., Barker, I., Battenfield, B., Bazer, A., Beard, D., Bedard, K., Benzor, M., Bersola, A., Betts, M., Beyke, B., Blackford S., Blair, B., Bohanon, L., Brant, F ., Buck, S., Bundy, M., Burnette, R., Bustamante, I., Butler, B., Cameron, C., Carrillo, S., Casillas, L., Cason, L., Castro, D., Castro, R., Cedillo, F ., Chavez, Y., Chinn, W., Chretin, L., Chretin, S., Christman, I., Clayton, S., Cline, M., Comet, L., Condos, M., Conrad, M., Corderio, I., Coronado, I., Cortez, C. .ii - -1 'X v .E , f ' ,- es, mf' er . , 9 .4 ,QV vx Z, P .,,,. ' ze., ' ' f-at f'ii 1 J s mv- kk '7 ': 1' t 2 . ix. , ,S I ,jj . -A 5,1 E.-' G, 5 K. 3 W, . I ,A - tb u X 2, rm Li sg ' :P ,' A - . l it fi' X A ' ai ' L Q ...gr L - Na A . - . f ic V 7. L. A f V 'V S BA .1 'S S l . 'E -to I . .fr - 1 Q-dl' l . . ., f 'F' A F- B Ge.. '97 -A-1 S' -Y ' 1' . ' , . -M W? if is , w Y ' 3:4-s S' if-. I S L. 't .fi ' 7 73- ,. fggf ' If' JL N rf.-:lf A L - 'l -'-. M.. 1 'N ' .. X 'L 'K'... 311 'li y V L' im' VPS: 54' L fi .,. .nk ,K K , ,s ,x ,I . 53, 6 ,. h 1 I, V . . '5 'r' sf 7- 1 . f ' .. 5 rg Gi kv Lapfzx Ji Y 1 EL , .t l ,. , : . 'N Q A 9 . Ed? 1 . . , A -K Q, . .,,, . :iq S: . , - V .iff ea 9,1 fi fi' WV W 5 '31 V' Yi? h I W -' -U N - L V . ' 45 f .H A -- , 1 5 5 5 . ,wa-. A - af f- ' Q , .- ft . flwlvf A , sil .,5 fitllf Wa-Rf ra., of 'f v ig oo, .,, A apr? api. l , N . Z vi . -, E ,. , ,kkk - ' fl EE' l Lkrk in 'mi + ' ' 5 .w if ' . . - if 'M' '1 Tm fi S V ,I ., , l 2. Q' 1 l , ,, 'k. .: -1 Q . V 'i'l .5'- . ' J if Q q .sp ig had , t 11514 , . : f , I , - ,E L .g K X ,,., A , 7 lil' al l it ' A , B352 A . df ' - IL fha? -1 -x. V if 4-w..i,.-,f -5 V,-at ' A 1 A B - , wi if . . L A . - B A' 't I Q A A . se. Sf:-.4 .- , , f ,.- .4 73 s 1 1- HF 'rgf' ll X can 'r K -X ' .q,f53,.a,g .5 ' ... gm- .. ' 5 . Q fiii5 ifl if ,l,. 5,g.A 1, F- . 'ff 1 X V4 4 1 ' Q-A L ,. '5' A-5' Qty , 'I .5 use N.. ill. ' - K sb- Ev I 4 'L gm g.g ,.--2' ' fs- .Q 'A . ' 0 N M. A . Coutchie, E., Crawford, C., Cristobal, B., Culp, C., Culp, S., Daniels, F., Daniels, S., Davis, E., Davis, F., Davis, K., Davis, N., DeCourse, G., Dees, A., De La Vera, M., Denton, B., Row 1: Ferrin, D., Figuero, E., Finn, L., Fish, M., Fletcher, D. Row 2: Fletcher, I., Foley, D., Frances, B., Frith, R., Fritz, Row 3: Fuller, C., Fuquay, I., Gamble, A., Garcia, D., Garcia, G. as 'yr I . ,, .5 .tif gf iz Q. 5 .... L li .. 4 ,S ' f , .af-. . f - .. X' ff! A.. - 9 'kl I K sr EY! .2675 F w i ... ' .. . sg . F., r df, Ff5.l' .5 W l lt ir. iilil T H' f hm 1 QR ,.. HH - -,., . 5 fy -1 .W M- . . . . -. 1 V w. a, f ,A X x F s s 'P +fiT'f,ili' : - :- Q. , Q ,, ,,.. 1 I a Q L ., , G fr' it . 74 1?-I . ,.. G 4 :I ' - ,. 4 , ,U 5 , S . .. ' r li ,.,, ' . . F ,. My , lg 5 , Qi ,Q -, D , - via -s.. B . 0 may Q l ' ' A .-LL Q' A xg, 1' , ,, 'Q' Row 1: Dewees, B., Dewhirt, P., Dicus, B., Didway, B., Donnellan, Row 2: Dunlap, W., Dupree, R., Edwards, C., Encisco, N., Euhus, Row 3: Evans, B., Evans, D., Farmer, C., Fass, I., Fell, C. Garcia, K. Gonzales, lk., G Gonzales, Gonzales, H Gonzales, R., Gonzales, S. Gray, I., Gra , M., GJ ' fen, P., Gunter, T., Cuttery, D., Haddox, P., Haire, P., Halbig, E., Halpin, S., , . , ,A-5 I., 2 -' I . s ' .gefx A Q HTH' , 6 ::. I . .ici-. 'SA A bd kfllf.. nw W . Me , V C A A 71' + - ' .. ips W gl, 2, .. QW 6' . ' N' Qlzipzw ' , . ' .,,. V ., , mf 15 1 5, ' Min+. K X ,gy i gikq f f-h K tl 4, I if A'-r is -f A if if as , 2 I f .' , as , 1. wx ,J 4 , J' 4 f . 'A '3 lu. N5 Q R. ff' as W F' . dem , S -gr if zog, L. 1: Hamilton, I., Hamilton, R., Hancock, L., Hardy, M., Hart, C. Hassell, A., Henderson, I., Hemandez, M., Herrera, N., Hert- w3: Higuera, P., Higuera, P., Hinton, I., Hodge, M., Hodges, F. 5' I I ' A I ,. f 1 ,- if Hifi' if 9 ...Q :wifi F. 443 ... a ... . - i .. Y . , .. K N. NRC' 105 3 . i Q! .5 Q i s ..L 4.- . . 'W . , ' ' 11 r 1. Iohnson, D., johnson, M., Iordan, R., Karhan, I., Karkula, T., Kehl, K., Kelly, K., Klutschkowski, F., Kubiak, I., Lachowicz, H., Landers, S., Langworthy, M., Lashley, E., Lawler, P., Lee, Douglas Hogelin, G., Hollin, s., ,gig I 54' sf . 1 Homan, E., H 5, I ,QA , 2 x y ..- L Hopson, B., LLHL I I ,.. ' f Hom, c., 5 - - , Hom, E., .Q : - f X ' f ' , -, n was Hougham, R., . I J V I Hougland, C., ., g S! E i +3 Howry, D., gk, I In . A :sv I , 'f f ix ' I w Huff, c., A . Huston, W., e..A 6 Q ,- N . , fn Iaramillo, B., ,.,, ff yr f Q7 Vii' f.. A I 'Y I ,--. .7 4 I-I i :xr ,: Ia.rami11o, S., I r 5 ' I - f jesse, B., I 9? L 6,1- I0h11S0n,B., S 52. I le.. .V , I fx. 1 A- 1-,7 f K I A a. jj Row 1: Leffel, R., Le Grande, O., Logan, I., Lorona, A., Lorona, L. Row 2: Lorona, R., Lutes, M., McClendon, E., McClendon, M., Mc- Collum, N. Row 3: McDaniel, I., McDonald, N., McGill, I., McVey, I., Madrid, H 5 a - - A A Si. f ' ..' , , 3. ' Y . M' f ' fda . Qs ' If I I s isa ' 'ea ' ' A . , .,, , ga I'-' .5 , jf fr ... K. 3 hjgi. , xx W- y at , ' . r.... . I I n F55 I 541 23: .. 'Via 5 0' 1 .iw R j Ld M x L I ...af . . .9 sz. A . , - tbiiiiz I -:...f,.?.i , J ' .-111511: K1-iff' ,L Q mx -1 4 ' fur ' , 0 32'3fz., M , I K wr 11 Kfxe-Q fx 2 I I tv .. '17, 9 V 125' . Q, . . n. gg ., ,..f5.. ..,,- 1 0 . . v 1 i v. Q n - . .fv- K 4 ww I. , M 1 I4 . U 4 .I . ,4 . . . .Q , y . . 4 I - .' 2. ,. fr K I 'ill' 'W , . - ,. .. 'gil .'N s-JV . Z ' , K . 'L ,:. 'W a Y ' .. - 51,4 . .. H. ,jim . , Y 1 my iz. , , -S-way. ll lu u .LJ uw y x x A , s N - .. fa M Sl I L . wr .,.. ' If ff ' ' W. I XAX ,' V-Q. ' : X ' -' ' .K ...nv f a as fr.. .,, 4 -M. M, W X. Q... ev' ,Q I L E. . li . we K ' .r 9: 5 in . X .. Q I .ff---. If Q I ' 1' .f is Q film a, 'M' , Q'-:if '- .A I ..,,7,,,, I .,:,,,,. . . , I n P' Ti, .er .N , x, ., 'fs . W H ' . ,fx w.. g .,zKKj ' , , fr diiimym' Lff i' I I g i in.. x .5 5, pn.. , v , 4 'H'-M .M ,. . ...fy v,,,,,.f3 s... -z ,lr 313' jg, gfgl' ff Q 7 az? , . sh , ' K K, , . P 2-iffy as . -54.1, - fffgkw- K,,. -'ff za :-J wx. - ' War.. . it ' . . a ' ..:.! Jn- Iliff? i'3':'5'a5 - ' fi- f' . . Z, ,. ..,,. ..,, ,sy Q ,pu l, , , ., ,. . . .w. ' -x .I sa -A -1 iii-ui 4' . 1 .....- V fc . M . . 55.5, . . . axfflf' , E 'K all saw. ' xg ' ',.. . Aff . I 1' ' , -. , . -f ,. - ' ' ' - 1 9 .. I - W I .4 mil Wifi: . 1 V f A, .h ' ,, K ': K ., f . ff 4 . 15 - ' :..: . Q5 , . ,,. K, , .--.. ., , 9 .. ,K ., .. ' .H ,. ,K-ef - , -g - I ' 12:7 f f' -ff:-'E . -. r , V ff' . W - .' i.L:'f ' I f53?iQ'?5'?i f Lf'5i5'i:' if Sf, fi ff: ,, ..,, I I ' .a f '5iZ55E?f ,fl 4 s -' Q, 31 , ' ff - a,. all HI' 5 A ' ' JV. 1 .. -. .. .. 1l19xfs E4 WV ' :f'ii'i33'2'Y ' -. - . v 'Q . . , .. K 3 5' +5 ,R . , 4 -.f , fs .. 3. - M 1' l' f571-- uw' 3 -' - ' ' K x 1, ttf 3 '1' 4 .,.,,,, , va ' ' -5. ::1:i:,- - 453' . . -' KK f.ggg,gyw---, gym-g,.,X ' Y 3 .I . 'f' 1 'jf' . .2 Mi. . l .. as .e.::?'lff?'4l7 - ., ,,K.., ,l V X , .MF VJ A M . K? .. Q ..-1 wg- . KZ. I wx I K . r ' ,L I 94 I R I 5- .. gi ,gf .HL Qiig, .m 1 , 'Hx K I .W PM- f f' . ?E5'g'i 5 . I .. ' 'AA' WA ' 42f ,gEf f W' , ' ' .agp ffg., , I ,Y . : f 'QM iff' ' ' f 'J ' if - -W4 s. 151 ' f. I Row 1: Mansfield, M., Martinez, R., Massey, B., Masso, D., Maxwell, R., Mejia, C., Mejia, R., Mendivil, C., Meyer, I., Middleton, B. Row 2: Mier, C., Miller, C., Mitchell, B., Mitchell, R., Molina, E., Mondejar, I., Montana, P., Montijo, F., Moriega, M., Morris, S. Row 3: Morrison, D., Moseley, C., Mosley, M., Munoz, L., Murrietta, B., Needham, I., Nye, N., Olivas, I., Olea, E., Orines, I. Row 4: Orozco, G., Orozco, H., Orta, M., Payan, F., Painter, T., Perius, W., Petty D., Phillips, R., Phillips, S., Pina, H. Row 5: Ponce, E., Ponce, L., Powell, M., Prosch, S., Psolka, R., Quinn, E., Quinn, C., Quinn, I., Rangel, E., Raymond, S. Row 6: Reddell, K., Reed, B., Ricardo, C., Richard, D., Richardson, C., Richardson, S., Riera, L., Rios, C., Roden, C., Rodriquez, 3, RQ- , I ,Q u -. x. Tx b 6 in gc. 5.2 ' ig. I I X V ., v I In I' Q ,. ., . . ,. ta- M . .no ,,,. . .. , . wif f W f l li. I , 4 ,l fl is 2 A I I A-fgi , li 4' 5, 51 if? f, Q Q 5' . . .I .F rk , I 3, I-,I mr k:g,, I ,IRE ak' 3 . , g g . Wy i,4. M ,T I A f . 5 A 6 :I , 3 I Vx, f i g - . 1 . . -3 ,, A ' ia? I e A A- 1 -S . .fi e f? if Z. ' I- 3 A, .. ef 1 , . M A N' ., . . 'rt' 1 . iq-V If ...VVL f,,,, lj, I L- 1 iii, Q E., 'M ,J .L -.V , ,Mkt k ,,,.. , I, h I 3 , 1, . ' 1' ' 'I 3 . il' -I so 'ff Q' as 'F' ,ga-'sl A .l XT .11 . - 'fi 3 . A' A. V g A R , bllh .1 . gl I C g, Q ,Z , Z , .g U 'M S, M ,A M ,mx If 5 . -4 , .., A M Qi 1 I L., r I I F Z Q j .4.. 1 , 'p kk yn 1 K Q1 . T rl. Q' ig gif l I .qlt . I 6 , E m 5 A ., ' ici. ' t. ,A A P 1 . , . '1i.' A f . Q 1 F, A if TQ fi? q A T A I , A ,. N,1, Q 'I V 453: if?k5 J3.. 'J , -. I Li' I -'1':' Qf- A ' ij 555355 1 A kia I- ' e- , TI, n ,win ...Th y Q U I Ml , fs, ...Q fi. Q fifTi.w'Q' L .5 ' if f' I , kg bL- ll ' E W Y KX 'ix ,QQ A-.Heli . 51 . .. N-. Row 1: Rogers, M., Romeo, B., Rosencrans, G., Roy, S., Ruiz, E., Saldana, G., Sanchez, S., Sandate, F., Sansom, W., Sawers, B. Row 2: Scarbrough, P., Schultz, W., Shaver, I., Shelton, R., Sheridan, C., Shill, S., Shipp, I., Simmons, I., Sims, E., Sirrine, D. Row 3: Sloan, C., Smith, B., Smith, C., Smith, I., Smith, P., Solarez, A., Solomon, C., Spencer, I., Standsberry, S., Stevens, G. , 5. 'vw 34 'Jw 1 f, :fl X A . FV' GA. ff . '- if 1 Qs NN' E 6-1, 4, 15. .. Row 4: Stewart, I., Stoddard, C., Swinehart, R., Taber, M., Teeter, I., Telford, A., Thomas, E., Thomason, B., Thompson, T., Tostada, H Row 5: Tucker, C., Turner, B., Utley, I., Varela, C., Vasquez, M., Venable, H., Veres, A., Villa, C., Villegas, I., Voss, W. Row 6: Wagner, A., Walker, B., Wallace, B., Watts, S., Webb, S., Wells, G., Westmoreland, C., White, T., Whitehead, B., Williams, F . Row 7: Williams, M., YVilliams, R., Wiles, B., Wilson, R., Wong, E., Wright, E., Zermeno, P., Zigerle, M. 77 11 Mini N of XALA 'TORIHNZ we ' .hs , el .... s'o. I -.! ,fh I ig., A A, iffma-f f Hire MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Chilton Steve Copple J.- - PERSONALITY janet Smith, Alex Urtuzuastequi t'z: S54 ie fe' , 'gf' QSI L Q FRIENDLY Suzi Gabus, Tim Schnatzmeyer CHEERFUL 80 Evelyn jones, Trini Lopez PEP 81 ATHLETE Barbara Haley, Jerry Hefner A Q' A fli is Xl , , I . 59, yy- f M, ,. wi- TWITTER 8: TWIRP Jerry Hefner, Brenda Wood , Q COMMERCIAL LEADERS FFA SWEETHEART Pasty Phipps Y hi Evelyn jones -'L 9 ' .. 47x SPARK PLUG 8: SVVEETHEART SMILES Don Cassidy, janet Smith Tim Sclmatzmeyer, Evelyn Jones 81 WWEQT O WQRWESE l 'H l I.. l.'.: rwr UUE .J l 'll 7- Q li W , E 3 fi - J . l .42 121 gi: 'if x + .K ig 1 -Q S hu L I I I I If' QM, FWF' UUE' qpr LJ ry L.. I,.5:X 3 3 154- RNSSXXRN Diana Scarbrough A D N, D A Diana Beverly Scarbrough, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Searbrough, achieved the coveted position of valedictorian of her class with an average of 102857. Diana has, during the past four years, been active in SHAC, girl's chorus, National Honor Society, Art Club, and Spanish National Honor Society. She also wrote Crim's Corner and was Student Body Sec- retary this past year. After graduation, she plans to work and attend Grand Canyon College in Phoenix. Her major will be English education and her minor Bible. Diana says she likes best to see young people stand up for their personal convictions regardless of opposition from the crowd. I QXMN The salutatorian honors of the Class of 1961 went to Mary Chilton. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Woods. Before moving to Yuma, she lived in Corsicana, Texas, for nine years. Her average for her four years at YHS was L06250. Anchor, Modeling, Lyre's, Drama, Melody, VVarden's, and Latin Clubs have taken up much of her time. Mary has also been active in band and concert choir and was honored with the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award and chosen Zonta Girl for October. Mary plans to attend Sweet Briar College in Virginia. She is undecided as to her major, but her interests lie in psychology, English, and Foreign languages. Best wishes, Mary 84 I . my V A Mary Chilton lg .7 J x lf + f 'S 1 2 ' Phil Hinton Ed Eaton xl . 3 Linda Drumm Teny Fay 1 ls. REPORT RED Catherine Podolsky dl w h. 'S' Steven Copple Dolf Pfefferbaum David Mulligan S Eg 86 X SA' C23 P of 4 gl 6 X , p A'4 vf, k .q' '.,wA ' ' -'-'-'lvnn sm .-.f.w.1- f wwf- f - A' ' ' 87 BURR lfiofb SHQMKCD Everyone agrees that the EL SAGUARO editor has done an out- standing job this year. Through her excellent manage- ment she has enabled the staff to do a better job. So .... Congratu- lations Alicia, for a job well done. Pat Amold Alicia Mumford As managing editor, Pat has shown herself to be indispensable as a supervisor, as well as keeping the staff on an even keel. We don't know too much about math, but we do know Rosemary knew when to multi- ply or divideg and was a welcome addition to the class as business manager. This year our Advertising staff was out to prove the atement: It pays touadvertise .... us that is. b Left to right are: Jerry Daniels, Peggy Measures, and eresa Delgado. Eivisional editors have a tough job this year. pecially for those who re new on the staff. But pite all hardships they ally leamed how to num- the pages. .1 4. 0 .-.4 y t , o 4 ohnny Morales, Sports itor, and Carey VVallace, assistant, are the ones to nk for their laudable ndling of all our mps in the Sports tion. wmv our, Evelyn Fraunfclder die. Sitting, L to R: Bev- erly Uhl, Pam Pike, and Valerie Keene. This year we'd like to make it perfectly clear that no professional artists were hired, even though our Art staff's work does look professional. Standing, L to R: Arm Birtch, Indy Fletcher, Susan Scott, Mary Crowder, Amy Wilson, and Virginia Schierling. Vem Wall deserves credit for his gilt edge work throughout the EL SA- GUARO, as Staff Pho- tographer. Standing, L to R: Vir- ginia Ship, Darlene Riden- Olga Olea, Susan Dinwid: f-. ? wrt, rr 1 Joanne Allebrand and Carolyn Wainer. Advertising Staff A Kathy Dewhirst Editor Glenda Morris and Christie Business Managers Dave Dalton Assistant Editor ' ,Q.. . . ,- f-7... , NIE BWSV- 9 ffl? Vern Wall-Staff Photographer Left: Vic Safranek-Sports Editor 'ghtz Karen Meador-Picture Editor Right: john Roll-Assistant Sports Editor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor simply means one who irons t the wrinkles land probably develops a few his own after he's read some of our workl what he kiddingly calls journalism, com- sed by EL SAGUARO and THERNIOINIE- R staff membersg maintains peace in classg ches us correct procedures for publishing Nf' yearbook and a newspaperg receives ad- 'ration and respect from those who know and rk with him. Un' I I., O. .f - Q, - .- 5.2, Mr. Tom Clarldn Kay Amold-Page Editor Left: Danny Reddell-Reporter Sandi Steffens-Feature Editor Right: john Burke-Reporter ,4-A BAND Q, -fe Yuma High School Concert Band Practice Makes Perfect Men At Work I ETLE I ' o +-- - 5 452 w ,X ,M-s..SMw Mr. Shroyer Mr. Dallabetta 93 Ml SHIKI? EAIS BBZ Gm E Nb 95 Vw Mr. Frazier vw., '-v . W .ff ., H. . - Y-.ly J' y , in i Q -3 ,f ', Jgfmf, -. 4 I .. q A k. ' in QM k V A ' V' Q V 4i'.f ' m 112 ' 1 1 1 l gf ,,Qf'1f Zlsfgbia it h 'rn iff 1, ta yi A,f- Ir x -.1 A - QQQA , A, f A Y U iwthm ,fm V, , . iffy I K. 1 x VA Xl m V N , MW ui' 'f MR Q 1 t 'WS Y . , fx , , , Mfwi. --X We 5' Lg. P ,1 , Xbvvwklw NN L5 ll-f-1-mamma l I ' 5 E23 H-I5 I f I NDI Q - 0, I cl-P3 'cis 'QA A Tim Schnatzmeyer This year's Senior Class Play was a great success with the presentation of Ask Any Girl, adapted from the book by VVini- fred Wolfe. Mr Brennan should be congratulated, for he suc- ceeded where others often fail, in an accurate, and precise job of casting. Hats off to the Senior Class for their outstanding job in the 1960-61 Senior Class Play. ' . V QQ 'f er- mam , 251 ' 5 ' -qs-, ' 'T 'Wifi' if 'f-.fzsa-W1 Ez? 31,959.1 'IEE 49 - itrizfiiffiflitltg ' - ' wjvrfii,-'K- .r. .. ff, isa: 'iuiaxi' l ift-if 7 ,, . 1 A7 f., 1 5 'it' 5 , , if-ufifigg I K ' .,,qwz.:,g f Fifi if f fi Q gxafafe . ' QQ! x Q Ygzffitlyizu raft? T H -ffm, 'f ,J-325711. Ron Gilley Cindy Hoppstetter jessica Reiss Dolf Pfefferbaum Rosetta Stephenson Charlotte F reestone Rose Mary Barnes Barbara Oliver Gail Elrod Virginia Garvin Brenda Wood Nadine Sample Edd Tan' Guyce Tennison Ron Gilley Tim Schnatzmeyer Carole Barry Nancy Gong ON STAGE BEHIND THE SCENES THE STARS 101 Sandy Ades Don Cassidy Carey Wallace Ray Simmons Mickey Dennis Kitty Podolsky Nadine Sample Frank Meyers Judy Fenera ED Penny Griffen johnny Morales Russell Lambert Linda Cray Linda Trigg julie Bradford Marshall Olp Joanne Allebrand Dolf Pfefferbaum Under the direction of Mr. Brennan and RoseMary Bames the Solid Gold Cadillac was well received by an enthusiastic audience. Through the combined efforts of every member of the Drama Club, the annual Drama Club Play was a great success. 103 The special formula used for the successful musical review presented in Snider Auditorium March 9th and 10th was talent plus hard work plus lots and lots of witch craft. We should certanly be proud of our YHS Melody Club, because they've done it again with another original hit. ' 91353 'V-vw N1 3 L A W ' u fix? ' L X VY' 'x , .www ff Www I if 105 J i I9 JA, Russell Lambert Brigita Vitolins johnny Morales Steve Frassinelli Most people have inherited property, but we never heard of anyone inheriting a ghost. Nancy XVillard did. This attractive girl, who works for a publisher, is engaged to Parker Bumett. Then Amelia Bullock, her landlady and owner of a delightful old house, dies at the age of 103. Nancy learns that she has been left something named Nathaniel Coombes. Nathaniel is a young and handsome Revolutionary soldier who had been ambushed and killed in 1776 and is now doomed to an earth-bound existence as a ghost in the neighbor- hood of Nancy's apartment. He cannot get into heaven because he has failed to deliver a message to George Washington. It was all the fault of a pretty bar-maid, who caused him to forget his duty. Nancy, incidentally, is the only living being who can see Nathaniel. When Charley Stewart, an attractive young newspapemran, comes to Nancy's apartment seeking data on the late Miss Bullock, Nancy finds her life even more complicated, since there are now three young men fif we include Nathaniell interested in her. It is Charley, of course, who learns how to exorcise the ghost and win Nancy away from Parker. But it is Nathaniel who ultimately enables Nancy to choose the right husband, and on his ac- complishing this he gains admittance to heaven, after winning Washington's approval - with the help of the bar-maid. 107 N T ig 5 Aix , im? 5.-3 U0-H0 Q S 9 s I S ' f K 15 il Back To School CALENDAR OF EVENTS 6-School Begins 8-Frosh and Soph Forums 9-Freshman Handshake Dance junior and Senior Forums 12-16-Smile Week Cri.m Varsity at Tucson 21-Frosh Football vs. Kofa 22-I. V. vs. El Centro 23-Crim Varsity vs. Pueblo Anchor and Z Club Dance 28-Frosh Football vs. El Centro 30-Varsity Football at Glendale r--1 Freshman Handshake Dance F 110 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Frosh Football at Brawley I. V. Football at Brawley Varsity Football at Phoenix Union Frosh at Antelope I. V. with Calexico, Here Varsity Football with Central Frosh Football at Kofa -I. V. Football with Brawley -Varsity Football with Washington Frosh Football at El Centro 1. V. Football at El Centro Varsity Football with West Phoenix Y-Day Dance and Rally Wi, .45 Bl.. , ' . s v. f1', , ' v.w, , 5?f.g,k, ' f. ' 1 A 9- fl . - ' ' ' -. ,'.- Qfef hi , 1 -.,4'+'-w..,1w:,-.21Efhifww n-lg.. .mfr-.1 . .. ff ..f 'Lv-. 3 -gr .ye ff gg Queen and Court Y-Day Rally Dowtown K. I Q4 SH' I I A X 1 A XX ,- . -31 Tyr .l . 'X Pep Initiation 111 The Big Race CALENDAR OF EVENTS 4-North Student Body Trip 10-Varsity Game with Camelback 23-Varsity Game with Flagstaff 24-27-Thanksgiving Holidays WL .,.V':. 18-Varsity Game with St. Mary's cancelled Xiu.. 16 17 Y L l Q P CALENDER OF EVENTS Senior Class Play Football playoff with Mesa Basketball-El Centro-Here Basketball-San Diego-Here Wrestling at San Diego Basketball-Here Christmas Messiah Wrestling-Here Christmas Vacation Basketball at Brawley YHS and KOFA Christmas Dance 1-2- ' 3- 9- 10- 20-Basketball at Kofa 21- ' 23- 27- 28- Ask Any cm rr ., I The Final Talk Q1 Basketball Rally 'I f- . CALENDAR OF EVENTS 6-Basketball at WVest Phx. Wrestling Tucson-Here 7-Basketball at St. Mary's 13-Basketball Camelback-Here Yuma Wrestling-Here 14-Basketball Tucson-Here 20-Basketball at Central Phx. Wrestling at Kofa 21-Basketball Pueblo-Here 27-Popularity Contest Basketball-North Phx.-Here Wrestling Washington-Here 28-Basketball North Phx.-Here Wrestling Catalina-Here 31-Basketball-Yuma at El Centro Senior Class ,r iw, in E . Qw- Pep Rally CALENDAR OF EVENTS Drama Club Play Senior Forum Basketball with West-Here Wrestling at West Bonfire Rally Basketball at Camelback District Wrestling Meet F. F. A. Dance 'S J':',g L ,f Cm ' . .,,, gumt fvshi C A-D, .kd Pmnm A C,....i.? i is-r+ g ..,-,,. , 'Vi,v...- ' - --xy 44. I 44 .. e 90' I A 4 L,3.,z. Q L ' K' ' ' T Sour G lg K Seng. ...... , L: ' '-- ':. l tillllr K A .691 SFU? 0 F. F. A. Float Q fs Candidates for Student Body Officers msn?-3 Witch Goes To Show CALENDAR OF EVENTS 9-10-Melody Club Play Election of Student Body Officers 14-Inauguration of Student Body Officers 17-A. M. S. Talent Show 24-Lyres Club Dance 29-30-junior Class Play 116 Track 1 Key Club Intematlonal Convent1on 117 X f ffff f ,f YF -' I , fwfr.. ' ,'5 ' ina K 9 O ,' j 711. 's I figs I l I 4 v. I g., F -4 .-'siw i 5. +3- .qu-X m7 x X r . Q. -.Af 1 I , i 4 H' lfxwif A-5 Inu 1 w Q flu. ' ,dx L ,,.M 1-., , ,,. .-,....,, Q... - ,.- -..- L' -V -'-- 9,935-45'-P lf', -- i- Ayl- -P gf' ix Q-1 J-E, - ., ...- .. , ,.. A ,,.., G-, if A -, -W.-.Q X, Y - Q'f1'.4..1 4'-'- i,....... .: ,- - , b Y 5... i..f--4 UI--lm 5? WMA 01, I l hi 63 C25 '15 x k 'L', Q'-T Head-Cheerleader-Barbara Haley Carol Ay Diana janko Brigifa Vitolins ' if XJ! fl! K ,Q Susan Gabus Evelyn jones Susan Kerr Q. . M,--L, ., 1 1 51 3,5 .g.Ql'31ke yn f f-x I, .lf -'A X :Sqn x Xx S 5 xf . 'Q ix -- U 1 1 .tm c A I ,L V Trini Lopez Tim Schnatzmeyer 123 Cgfgle Barry , Linda Stewart Head-Songleader Sarah Haught Yolanda Martinez 124 Rosemary Ramos Mary Francis Wilson Lucille Espino Patsy Williams Judy johnson Janet Green Marielyn Emerson 125 BURKE!- mfif , we M f ' -Jr, f,, of rlee ,, K 5 -.nw--Qgrg if K' K LY, . ' Q A E : u,w Q, f Q vt L . T or . 5 Head Coach Frank Thomas M'1rvin Rosengarten Ed Soergel For the second vewr ln '1 row Coach Mflrvrn Rosengartcn has led hrs football tclm to the St'1te C:l1'11'l'lPlOI1Sll1P Plwoffs lftcr NV1I'1DlI'lg thc Drvxsron Three Crown twrcc in as many ycxrs Thc Cr1m grrddcrb complled an over lll record of 8 wrm 9 dcfcxts md 1 tm Upon completrng hrs second year rs he rd football COlC.l1 Mr Rosengarten duo to per sorml rmsom resrgned thrs posrtron to return to Mrssouri. Hats off to 1 flne co rchmg stiff and a tremendous football team jim Taylor Ray Belcher joe Privette jim Hawkins Kay Carter Bill Headstream Mike Smith John White I0hn Fiser Jerry Hefner 127 Pat McKee 1-F-qwvfq-1,-f.1rrv,f -.-k , ---1 ff,-lf.,-1-W 1 sy w 1 1 .Y -, 2-Q-U .w-,- --,-ww F- V-.av-v-,v....,, -11... v-- -.-.. WT. Bob Dennis I. B. Shrader Chuck Leroy Ed Young Paul Von Schoeler l .l nv Lupe Ramierez ,,, , Y Nick Curtis Larry Taylor :, - Pbv- 4' , E f qw w iv' . K 4 Rig, 4 ic 1 4-1' T' X li 'Q A 1 25 . fm H Y, , 5.5! -1 f m , -'A' oo f And P lman Shannon McCord Mart Raebel Sonn McCullou h Y Y Y Richard Dominguez Don Wilson Ray Chretin Raul Conzales Gordon Vance Duke Spelce 12 9 WWW Row 1: D. Poels, R. Leffel, F. Lovejoy, T. Avis, T. Rooney, B. Westover, Coach Ron Cote Row 2: S. Phillips, Martinez, B. Solomon, S. Amold, D. F assett Row 3: C. Sample, B. Samson, B. Breech, Olivas, B. Mejia Row 4: C. Culp, T. Gibson, A. Burgett Although the j.V. squad was a little short-handed at times during the season, they did surprisingly well. Under the able guidance of Coaches Ron Cote and Norm Wooten, the team gained valuable experience which will be very helpful in developing a strong Varsity football team. DTBA Head Coach Norm Wooten 130 rv I 1 Sf r-.-.......,....q.... For WM A ' ff 5 fill 3- is ' . Q, A I HE Howl G Verella F Daniels L Hancock C Westmorlen, W. Perius, B. Butler, R. Jordan, D. Castro Row2 B Sawyers R Bumett M Mansfreld B Evens, C. Solomon, B. Wallace, L. Hertzog, F. Montillo Row3 E Avery D Foley I McVey C Cortez I Faz, T. Painter, Coach Headington Row4 B Hopson I Utley A Telford L Comet G. Rios, F. Peyon, D. Howrey 1 Row5 Coach Provmce B Romeo O Legrande C. Edwards, M. Hodge, A. Hassell, F. Sandate, A. Alday, Manager F Q31-I I il F rosh Coaches were F ntz Provmce and Bill Headington 131 livin: fam. K' -.,,,f . . .....1.fl' V. : . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . .: ' 3 ' 7 ' 7 ' I : , . , . , , 1 If lllllg. lf? SKC A I. Bob Dennis Charlie Primus Andy Pylman Gary Sweet Bill Shook Wayne Battenfield Charlie Molina Raul Gonzales Ray Chretin ,A ' ' ' ' 'Q's'o Ovt.., ' QOOI' f ' I IQ 0'Ogl,f l I 0 Veg!!! 0 iw: F gag. L b 1 . Q Rf. 'E L,Ll f !, 5?lfi?ff'4Qf' 7 ' is ' Q ' M '- wi A 11 ,sgwfyi W Q. b , A Q ' .L-' 1 k. mmm. Q2 ' ,- A fgfffbrals., .zil f vi , if K 1 Hwy' . Af -. f' :l y uf, . 1: 5- b- E X 12 ' ,J X 'f ' 'W' A : F f . M rf' af ik 2 . A . .' 'f31Q'U5'744 5 H fix 'N f, 2' fx.J,f-H1 rw-X ff L'1- E - . A 'FFE iT-K3iiJL:71 ' 1 yfwfffh rx- ' f -,. x -'Q 'Q Q39 ' m. W7 ' F5 - Fi 19? Gfxviiiflv' iff.'M: , KX , ., XJ .Higgs is 5 xx xi 1. Kip P'3,f 3 1 nl' ' 1 b Yan - ,W gf W 1 ,-A, - f, iv, lf: I , 1 'rm 2 L 5 L 7 555: 6 'A il , f '-.W, - if ' hJQ,,11f'IL'4iP2i -ff T A-14 is 8.6 L K' 7 Q ' . . ' W -f ' ' if7'f'ffl?p:j, W '12, f Y- -4--vflf . U 'A ii? f 3g:1 ' ff' 1: ::::: ' : X 15 .wks N 1 ' 'fly ' 1 ,. ' ji I f i l S xg, X nf K x ' 'S Q. A Q , kxsv I 3, S Lf F-A 5 A ' ' 'z mf ' 1? - ' L '-INT, I .. Eff. QV J xitmix. -ITM 'E X 'F im., 7 'fi 5-'Q - ,W YH KYIA it . P A U. , A S i 1iB557f5 a3iU5?ff is H 2 wx 4 i?3':.'hij, ES 1 4 ' b , Q Y X KY v ,il ' Y f.'w1 ff f -' , L' Pi f '- -' Y '4'L.. 12 .. ME - Q91 3, 5 mmm-- I ' 1. ' aff A J 1 ' A 55 in Q , Lk,,. Q if K . 1 'if - ' f 'H 1- SA gi' ' . 5 is N ,: if 1 v , ' , mf - - ,',. Mg I gk , V 3 ,QQ .ma-A W Vkyk x ,N . , 1 fn gg , AV J my ,','7' 1 'W' ay. uw .N K - ,g'iwyg1f-,- K , . .7 A . vlrk 1.1 Q QSM Row 1: Coach Hengel, j. Hollin, H. Shanklin, M. Beatty, Brown, T. Gibson, W. Martinez Row 2: B. Babiars, C. Sample, A. Martinez, B. Ryan, A. Burgette Although their record was not too impressive this season, the j.V. Basketballers re- ceived valuable experience under the coaching of Virgil Hengel. This was Mr. Hengel's first year as the I.V. Coach. W0- , A I Ns I X I N I 1 I 7 i. , 17. Lin' Nifvlifaggv . Q- - 4 f,-5445: 134 C7 O lex? vxiiifalfhflj if Row 1: B. Shelton, Mgr., L. Hertzog, M. Zigich, W. Samson, M. Powell, Bustamente, Mgr. Row 2: B. Wallace, M. Mosely, G. Quinn, Christrnann, B. Romeo, Coach Ron Cote Row 3: M. Bundy, F. Sandate, A. Hassell, O. Legrande, D. Howrey, B. Lorona . r v 'QQQXQO I fl' I yglll Nflf 2.419 f 423, Not shown: Tim Painter POA? -Y , if f x'vllw' X3 9 'v ' 'zfn 54' .O fi J, ,, Q4 B 135 W Ill? Row 1: Refugio Martinez, joe Burrow, Gerald Fletcher, Clen Mayle, Ed Cill, Darrell Fassett, Frank Abril Row 2: Frank Palacio-Mgr., Pat Rooney, Sonny McCullough, Dave Nelson, Dave Penny, Mike Smith, Duke Spelce, Coach Paterson After a hectic season of wrestling, the Crim matmen closed the season with a 7-5 mark, The Crims sent three men to the state meet and took fifth in state competition. This year's squad at times used no less than 4 sophomores in Varsity meets. This assures us of an equally good season for our wrestlers, if not better, next year. I ll ..' Q o.' 55 I 1 9 .4 Q5 A 136 all W Refugio Martinez fe s ' - ar 1 K Frank Abril f .41.Lfreggggeeigi . ' A P' .. H I -- r rf-:regex-je mygfxyfrg ' .www Mn, ..., .- r,.-J Q- ,.... 'iii ' . w 4 K e 9 W 'i' v-' ,f , ww ' 5 :nk-we , t fffxsidlfifibgfadszf ' .- ' if rrr , ,, ..,x . W 'Ml 1 if , - 'f , .-Pg,.Q.,- :Q 1 ..-Af-he 3 ' 'TE-fb? 1 A - f 2 ' ,xi an ,- - ,.. -1 X . . ' y W ' 'h lfk i ix gi I ' 5? 4 WG I 3? J r. f ., ,:,. ,L x Q ' joe Bunow 1 S Darrell Fassett Gerald Fletcher Glen Mayle Ed Gill ' .. .1 A .Q Nw- . A ,-. . 2i?I5I, 5 'li y - 1 I ' .W ,v ' -1nn:'ffw-f'rf?uw.ff f V1.3 Ar fx-.,1p,-ii., - , lbmaziig 1 'I - mv' Duke Spelce 5-Q Mike Smith -0' J Pat Rooney R1 4 FY S32 N ,fm David Nelson Sonny McCullough ff' Dave Penny 3.-Q, ,, .fa .9 Row 1: A. Carvajal, M. Lugo, Osbom, L. Johnson, B. Butler, C. Ochoa, R. Moran, Irwin Row2: T. Rooney, D. Wilson, D. Foley, D. Doerr, K. Ciss, C. Crowder, A. Palacio, A. Ponce ,if f ' UI I ,YA fa I If My '-4 4+ 'L ll lg - x N S X 138 - Y -,F W- -, ---f W- -mf---ff, , f.s.4,,,,a ......,.,-..,.....,.:,.n-u...,,,..-...,.,.,,,4:m V Q . G' M E113 3 YUHS , YUHS -we ,mx Rowl T Rooney C Mayle D Wxlson G ODamels I Fambrough I McVey B. Butler Row2 V Wall K Kates Osborn T Avrs B Evens C Cortez C Hom B Westover D. Doerr Coach Patterson Row3 D Fassett F Abnl W Chmn Burrow Richardson R Martmez G Major f f 139 , ' yn! xx I X, N Q A f 4 q A is Jyfs K 5 X wi X Q 5 'L C V 1 we W ,, ,. 1 tl t NM I, txt X si ., ,,-l - ZKA A - A V . V A v.-?1 Zn! f Row 1: R. Conzales, M. Mendez, A. Urtuzuastegui, D. Spelce, C. Carvajal, B. Ramsdale, B. Villa Row 2: M. Dennis, Mgr., W. Battenfield, M. Raebel, Ruiz, Hefner, R. Hardy, G. Vance, F. Palacio, Mgr. Row 3: B. Holden, R. Belcher, F. Malone, A. Pylman, J. Kring, B. Shook, Coach Bob Kelly I NSI HU ' : .. -A Ill i -QQIS .Q I , Inu .AU r n llliiaks 140 Coach Bob Kelly ww. 5518, 0' lb mg, . E ,L- e .f-viguz, ugfsy. rr. 2 Q v . , -.f .L V 4. ,B B gf, . . A Alex Urtuzuastegui jerry Hefner Richard Hardy , 6 ' 1, f I !! fi 1 M, . ff 1 ' mfg? f r. gs! 125,117 'X e .5 lvl ,fn ,s , 1 off' 'B NZ ' 1. 1,2 L MK or ,nl i f K ,K TN mv . Fowler Malone Bob Shook Joe Kring lr J Manuel Mendez Carlos Carvajal Bob Holden We 5' L -.fri J G -Q 'f' gkwr 5 vii iw nf S , we ,ff xf fl Marty Raebel Rv, ,,,. . W, , I ., -X 7 N f fl L' fflfff f gf ki f . 5 4 f,L,,.,' 1 A 'S ffffif W. ll.f ,f - ' A P 1 Wayne Battenfield 141 Gordon Vance x i v We z . , fi R joe Ruiz is - 'X X-X' - VK 764, fills!! XX ,. x B'-'I'-. ' H7 Af , Bob Ramsdale Raul Gonzales , Burt Villa D A JM As: u. 3 Row 1: A. Carvajal, M. Mansfield, B. Samson, B, Ryan, B. Wallace, N. McDonald, M. Lugo, C. Westmoreland Row 2: R. Bumette, T. Painter, K. Williams, A. Burgette, B. Pancrazi, R. Miller, B. Romeo, Coach Wendell Freeze Row3: Brown, W. Ashenfelter, B. Lorona, H. Shanklin, R. McBride, S. Amold, D. Lee '1 0? 142 N. M 432. rg -nut. If ' I Bob Dennison at- Qx C-.5 1,f Art Steele Danny Garcia XX FE? Qllflxv I5 HW X Florencio Castro u-Q 'U' Carey YVal1ace Chuck DeCorse B . 1. f L . rg f, Qt f Coach Jack BeDillon W B gr, P- -Q JJ, L 415 1J,j. ' N355 .4 xiii? Frank Rios ugh-an ni? Norman Telford M 1 The 1960-61 Track Team X-Y vu, ll' -1 515 x,'u .f-Q I1 'lpn' a 2 'ix JJ 144 0 Frank Rios .-L. Bob Dennison 1-. 'Wx Rx x N Q P-S xg . , , ,. .- gf- if 1- '2 'ev -u he . f , L 22 . H 3 :YQ p 4 .- :- Vyghygg fiimtaaf if . xs-: Q' Q H e if aus .N 35 5 sd A Charlie Primus Florencio Castro These boys are the s1x returnmg Lettermen from last year's squad. avqwugx .fat ' hlll!1gy, -L og . 'I I l I S I U 'N I j f I K 171 f QCQQ. gy 9 : 4 7 I 1 l . D ' o Art Steele W5 .35 - Nj, 23 George DeCorse -23 Q f I ....,......4..-H Drenda Neese, Betty Granio, Dorthy Daniels, Mary Lou Drummond, Gloria Sheriden 1 .,,. 14' .,,. Warren Newhard, Carl Winters, Tommy Loo, Godwin Mah, Fred Hemandez, Alan Hutchinson EMIS Hummel f'f,-fix-11 2 yy, .1 K i 'VF 'V' Tftiizu-'f3Ei.!,iI' . K . , 1 -' TG' 5? 512115.22 iIl2m5?2??fSQsti1.,1 2:3 5 -' ' ' if 2' ' Row 1: S. Satler, P. Hinton. R. Zahnizer, Coach Pell, VV. Perius, L. Alexander, Foersner, Fszol Row2: D. Irwin, K. Thompson, Kettuncn, E. Tarr, Berg, T. Fay, M. Pcrius W, NW . j : is o J 1 5 1 Q Q9 1 1 i L- ..:--, 7 I-' ' i if 148 5373131 N b Q Qf,Q,LxU:a1.1 .u.s.n::'. e A W . V if ' '5-1' '1'wafX3V-W. ll ,I 311 E yu-KL, -. f -A McKee for the Touchdown ' A Came' , I e l MQ.-s,i,ff ' ,ev 'tar'- 5-.. 13 mv.-. , , . ,, . 4 ...W-,.. ul l.1,fNf A v-- w, 5. X e K l e e 'X v dj: '0w-nab I The Duke gets tangled Pylman Reaches ,kj-fs? K ..- 5 .0 1, K N. .K Qgggfzfil , W! 4 ' 37 kgizff. wail fig I 2 EA Q E , I.-if ag ,R A, gli J D l ' '83 ff l 4, 2 'A lg 3, ,, , I f' . -,':,f4-fir jg f '...yqm.- 0 .wg f ,:-he A , , Ag, .,,. .M - - ,- ' Q fl 5 . 'Hifi .9412 ,s.-- . . - ,,t .,f -- - u 1 x . rf' , . 5 5 vf Qfwiqo 5 V .,'.'L ' ' 1 ', 5. , -f . Ai ,,Ae A Q A A. K m AA,A V V W Y . -I5 f.. K , F' K ,Fgaff .21Uif'T2fv2iA 1 3 ' gg ,xi xi ' Qffi' l' ' , east if- e e elgygq fgi,-. , S M ' l M ,s - e we 1 . , ,K ' 'L K - V - -'fmt ' l lg: ,, -r -.... ' 5 . A - 'f7QCe:ifii!4?. 'X T' lf A A :fe-f.4 W ,J ' ,- ' w f -N 4. Q- --A. R W P1 l . l . MEL. Q 'M' ,,. -. V - A Jiif-.,,,gv.,f ae1.Qf,1l,fj'3.YT92R'7S4?-gi! 4, Q K , gn! ., 5 ' I.. ' u A- . yfi' -. ,..:w-eg F' V- e. M Primus takes the Hundred 149 Limbering up for Baseball . an ' ,R soc-Q,-Pg' Le P DS- Many-Moat Cuua -J OINEILS g if-s 533 x., , qv si' , '53 ,.'. , 1 ' f-' . ' XvZ.if'?f'r K. . 1 2'r'.fZi1 55? 4 xr 'a 51 Anchor Club is a girls' service organization. The main projects are helping with the Crippled Children's Drive and buying glasses for the needy. Their activities are a party for the new initiates, a picnic, and a banquet sponsored by Pilot Club. . M. Green faces, purple hands ..... these are the members of Art Club. Their purpose is to promote Art interest in the school. Their main activity is the Beaux Arts Ball. 152 ,ia-Om' President: Brenda Wood Vice-President: Bobby Bartlett Secretary-Treasurer: Marilyn Szarek Sponsor: Mrs. Saunders 0 K ' Y Q54 Wim.. President: Nancy Gong vice-President: Brenda Wood Secretary: Ann Burtch Treasurer: Diana Scarbrough Sponsors: Miss Klingenberg Mr. Ochoa N .. .I Q0 ' sfo , ' President: Patsy Phipps Ap Vice-President: 2 Joyce Starek Secretary-Treasurer: Lana Blair Sponsors: Mr. Holehan Mr. Headington 0 Lu s n The purpose of Commercial Leaders is to bring together students intcrcstcd in business. i . . . - . . . w Their activities include a icmc for new mcmbcrs a .Swcetheart's Dance and a booth at thc i 7 1 Pep Club camival. -Qu ps It-C I i I -- - . iiltfitihg 5 .7 . President: Ierry McAdams Vice-President: Tom Kosmata Secretary: julia Mosley Treasureri W Madeline Morris Reporter-Historian: Kathy Dewhirst Parliamentarian: jerry johnson QD,l5.G.,6'2L. Time for work. Distributive Education Clubs of America ban together all work program seniors to teach them a more active part in business leadership. The activities slated for 5- the year are a state convention for all DECA members and an employee-employer banquet. 'ml ik E A ' 153 C Lights! Camera! Action! Drama Club sponsors the Drama Club Play, improves individual talent, and promotes dramatic interests in school. Help! Fire! The members of the Fire Commission help students and train them as to what they should do in case of fire. There is a fire drill once a month. 154 President: Sonny McCullough vice-President : Virginia Garvin Secretary: jessica Reiss Treasurer: Pat Arnold Sponsor: Mr. Brennen oo gf-in Gm ergencj leave President: Tino Almodova Vice-President: Lucille Sanchez Secretary: Rosalie Rivera Sponsor: Mr. H. Martinez S' ' . 4 fy. 3 - 0 Q 0.3 O: President: Cathy Christman vice-President: Nancy Cong Secretary: Linda Trigg Treasurer: Mickey Poston Sponsor: Mrs. Leonard 52 Y President: Charlie Chapmann Vice-President: Kelly Hughes Secretary: Gene Jacobs Treasurer: Marvin Cordeiro Reporter: joe Granio Sentinel: Nick Karkula Sponsor: Mr. Kimbrough it ' 1 1 GRMHHQQB Parlez vous francais? The members of Le Cercle Francais must have had one semester of French and maintain a three average. Their activities are a fall picnic, and an initiation banquet. They promote enthusiasm toward foreign languages, especially French. EER. The future of Yuma's agricultural success rests heavily on the shoulders of these Crims who will soon be a part of it. This club sponsors a dance and picks a Sweetheart. They get actual experience by working on the school farm and individually selected farm projects. 155 15006. Mmmmm those cookies are good! FHA promotes appreciation and interest in home making, They have a Christmas party, a cookie sale, a banquet, and a father-daughter activity. My head hurts. The purpose of Future Nurses is to interest students in nursing and allied fields. Their main activities are a dance, a hayride or picnic, and a Christmas project. 156 President: Leonda Lines Vice-President : Teresa Delgatto Secretary: LaNeH Lines Treasurer: Anna Ohlson Sponsors: Mrs. C. Walker Mrs. Partello President: Roberta McCullen Vice-President: Donna Cannon Recording Secretary: Ruthie Henderson Corresponding Secretary: Bobbie Hodge Treasurer: Linda Bowier Sponsor: Mrs. Kettunen fr. I QD President: David Arriola Vice-President : Kitty Podolsky Secretary: Lucille Espino Treasurer: Drenda Neese Sponsor: Miss Foster J'- a' 'Ill' .A ' . 2 sa: f 'f X ', 1 I . rin - FY' SLA President: Carl Winters vice-President: Carey Wallace Secretary: Tom Starmer Treasurer: Bob Shook Intemational President: Steve Copple Sponsors: Mr. Wood . Mr. Weete PQTQEISE '33 A,B,C,D, .... Future Teachers promote better understanding of teacher-student re- lationship. The projects during the year are a banquet, an initiation for new members, a school dance, and a trip to one of the local schools. .- ' V 0 Key Club is a boys' service club. The purpose is to develop initiative and leadership: provide experience in living, working, cooperating, and sewing together. Their main projects are selling peanuts and popcom at football games, ushering at basketball games, sponsor- ing Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance, and having a carwash. 1 I ' it . Q 157 Parlez vous francais .... uh .... Espanol .... uh .... HAIL CAESAR!! Latinia Sodalists has enriched the knowledge and appreciation of ancient life of many Latin Club members this year. Some of their activities include Saturalia and a sunrise breakfast. 33 WOW!! LOOK AT THOSE MUSCLESI! L6tt6fIIl6H,S Club gathers all the muscle bound men that are varsity athletes into one club. They aid needy athletes, sponsor the Harlem Clowns game, and have an annual Lettermen's picnic. These young men exemplify the type of gentlemen we have on campus. 158 President: Danny Williams Vice-President : Bob Evans Secretary: Pamela Simons Treasurer: Hardy Ng Parliamentarian: Phil Hinton Sponsor: Miss White President: Bill Headstream Vice-President: Pat McKee Secretary-Treasurer: Bob Dennis Sergeant-at-Arms : joe Privette Sponsors: Mr. Cody Mr. Thomas President: Don Cassidy vice-president: jack Pace Secretary: jean Terry Sponsors: Mr. Dallabetta Mr. Shroyer LYRF- President: Dave Franklin Vice-president: Edward johnson Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Drumm Sponsors: Mrs. Hixson Mr. Tuggle L' 2-4-? Perfection in music. That's all it takes to be a member of Lyres Club, which is one of the busiest clubs on campus. Activities include participation at all football games, Band Day at Flagstaff, Veterans Day Parade, and participation at Basketball Games. What may seem a tangled-up mess to most of us is just another problem to these crims. A math contest in which any student of Yuma High may take part is the biggest event of the year. Some of these Einsteins gather as inspired future teachers. 159 QM Ever hear strange noises coming from S-10? That's Melody Club. Entrance is gained by passing an audition for Mr. F razicr. Their big project of the year is the Operetta on which all members are obliged to work in some way. Members of the club perform for different social and civic functions. 'T ' Head up! Smile! These are the members of Modeling Club. The Popularity Contwt, Spring Fashion Show, a workshop on good grooming, and an out of town trip to a Phoenix modeling school are the main activities of this club. Others include fashion programs for the Crims and other organizations in Yuma. 160 President: Richard Foss Vice-President : Sandy Morris Secretary: Audrey Fuller Treasurer: David Arriola Sponsor: Mr. Frazier I ' ' 0 ill- - J' ' ' I . i Q ' x 5 Q President: Linda Stewart Vice-President: judy johnson Secretary: jeannie Bragdon Treasurer: Martha Crow Sponsor: Mrs. Klingenberg at L4 . , ,- .LQ . P ,-' F. ' ff tx -u. 5 S. k ms: Z TA' r- is W Q -f Ag li if r Q President: Edward Eaton Vice-President: Don Cassidy Secretary: Kitty Podolsky Treasurer: Joyce Moody Sponsor: Mr. Biltz 43 President: Carol Ay Vice-President: Cathy Christmann Secretary: Virginia Garvin Treasurer: Diana Ianko Sponsors: Miss Cook Miss Brown 8 Q x -1' Nha, f' Q .jk G'OoC?'3o6?. Creating enthusiasm for scholarships and stimulating a desire to participate in school activities are the main purposes of National Honor Society. They sold coffee at all home fontball games and co-sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Certificates of scholarship are also given to underclassmen with a 1.5 average. , .- -1 'TJ' ..,,. ..: 19 mi fd I And here come all those big mouths. This is the kind of noise that is emitted from these lively girls at Pep Rallies, athletic contests, and all general purposes. Spirits are always high and activities include Pep Club Camival, Bonfire Rally, selling pom-poms, and selling victory jackets. 161 55 Only honorary uinkslingersff who have contributed to Yuma High School publications may become members. Quill and Scroll promotes the advancement and appreciation of journal- ism in High School. Activities include selling Freshman and Sophomore pictures, sponsoring a sock hop, and the Inkslinger's Ball. ewe Do you hear strange buzzing and beeps? Don't be alarmed, it's only the Radio Club having code practice or receiving technical lessons. This club increases student interest in amateur radio operations and is an aid to the school and community in time of disaster. 162 vii. ' '- 'r v K ., ' 1 ' 2. 14.57 wi' leave: '-at M, vga, s 474 My ,QQ dir President: Terry Dalton Vice-President: Kay Amold Secretary: Alicia Mumford Treasurer: Rose Mary Bames Sponsor: Mr. Clarkin President: Terry Trigg Vice-President : Vem Wall Secretary-Treasurer: Bobbie Bartlett Sponsor: Miss Lahtinen 5' - fa- 5626552 ience Club gives members the opportunity to pursue science, and experiment outside classroom activities. It fosters co-operation by participation in group activities. They take o field trips, have a Science Awards Banquet, have .in annual cover sale, and a booth the Pep Club Camival. 163 5 President: Rod Zahnizer Vice-President: Tom McQuaid Secretary-Treasurer: Betsy Wolfe Sponsor: Mr. Winters ,Wx President: Phil Hinton Vice-President: John Kettunen Secretary: Roberta McCul1en Treasurer: Tom Nelson Sponsor: Mr. Maehling 180' ' I Q 9 3 -cs- Q I U- . Q 0 q. ,lingo tw President: Kay Young Vice-President: Irene Barriga Secretary: Antonia Mesa Treasurer: Naomi Ferro Sponsors: Mrs. Iohannsen Miss Wade Mr. Martinez Som' GU' 30 if .5 .2 'Q Do you have good grades in Spanish? The SNHS recognizes high achievement in ' Wi tg Spanish and promotes a continuity of interest in the Hispanic studies. Activities include ' v v v sponsorship of a dance and a booth at the Pep Club Camival. I - iQ 1, 1 'WSE To be eligible for membership in this illustrious society, one needs to eam 10 Thespian Points by participation in school productions. The major aim is to develop an interest m dramatics Activities include One Act Play Night and helping with Drama Club Play. President: Priscilla Goodale Vice-President: Linda Stewart Secretary: Karen Keeton Treasurer: Brenda Wood Sponsor: Mr. Brennan President: Kelton Thomson Vice-President: Abie Piceno Secretary: Brigita Vitolins Treasurer: Pat Amold Sponsors: Mr. Green Mr. Hackworth 6' President: Sally Marcus Vice-President: Cathy Christmann Secretary: Joanne Pinto Treasurer: Becky Ewing Historian: Ann Lofton Sponsor: Mrs. Burtch , .,.1 ta, ,J fit.. ,M 3 . A. ' WiN3'E?.fU YS We rden's Club bands together the leaders of Yuma High to serve the school in any way possible. Members must have 14 membership points and prove themselves leaders. They spcnsor Westem Days, buy books for needy students, sell soft drinks at games, and have a Vfarden's Club picnic. -If GMDK3 Z Club grows with service and helps the community. They are sponsored by Zonta Club. Their activities include selling cookies and helping with the March of Dimes. 165 gi--Q XKNXE-'1 Fog SvEl5fflENHi53 Q? EX 167 ---nu -1-.ann Ifff, is -nhl' i5ai!I?f1 A M, NW QQ-msgid' mi M -i'9 'fr'i' iii-'N' 4 M' , K T' 5, L .M 9. -f 'B Q . Fu JM V' magnum When you think of fine jewels, think of GARTLAND'S IEVVELERS. 801 Fourth Avenue. Barbara Haley and Mike Smith. 168 -......,.. ..,, ,gli zum'- . .Q 2 '-T Looks like Barbara, Cary, and Teresa are picking out covering for a new couch from YUMA F URNITURE, 2790 Fourth Avenue. Barbara Schultz, Carey Wallace, and Teresa Delgado. g'..g, , l nore, l I i L n if WVW A L'-S 17 L l Jh- l Stylish apparel for all occasions can be found at BOLLIER'S. 1020 Fourth Avenue. Karen Carter. 169 -vin?-1...-.-. .Q-fu-.........., , ... L, , -+P.. ,.,.. M .. ...U -., -nv --b ...,. ,.-.,.....,.-,...., ,,,,....., 5 g TH 59-'-',. ':- is . '-:, .4235 A ii: 'AN' .-:1:' f f 1'1'1:a Q' sssir. i:,:5-:-'.- :f:-:-:-:': .5:2:-'::i:3:5::.:.,.fQzizfzizkgz-4.4-:5i:1:1:1:l:2:2. ,iz-1155:1:1:1:2:5:-:-:-5:2532:-:t::gE:::5?::g::::::c':?:f .1:C:2:f:5:5:2:' ' ' 2:51:5:1:5 ' ' ' 25:2:Fc5:I:1 ' ':!:I:1:1:lf1 .2:I:f'f:1: :15k1:1:2 ...-:+:-:-:-:- :-:-:t-:- -:-:-cg-zv. .-:+:-:': :-:-:-:-: :-:-:- :-:-:-:-: :-:-:-:-- :':-:-:- -:-:-:k-:-:-:-:- 1:!:5' ':1:1:f .lfikizi z :-:-:- .-:f:1:2:1:1. . :2. -:Z-:51-:15:1:i:1:iz2:2:2:2:iz5:2:2:1:1:15:1:1:2:1 :3:I:1:22:2:f:f5cf:2:2:f:f:'. 5 I f NN -.-,','.-:::f:-:-:-- ..:m::'1r:f'f:' :2 fi':W E5 ,:523555225255225555555522EE53'E15EE-:EEEEIEEEFIIZ 'HI:IESEEQEZEEEQEEWEIEEQE1 '.::,:5-,::.,,.'..:- .,., -. ---- :5:2:2:3:5:5:E3 '5:5:E:1:E:2:,.,. V 25 I ' 'EE5S5E5E3E3E- 131912225325- . L 255525551 ,, '15E5. : :13ESf:. :1Ei5.,33132 1, ffiiiifz., ' .1:EE:25E3EgE:i: 4 ., .- ,- . H '''filfq'5E5E5E5E5E5E5:5:1: ' ,:E:2:E:E: I , ,' r -4 'x'm'fk f f, , - H fill: ' I2 up ,.. -...M rs ::::::as:zea2 1 . 8 Q . gafga,g :zz' 'R ' .. 2 K ' f ,s's,..5..,.. 3 1 3 .. . ., .,.... :f.:..:.:.z:z?f3s2 ' N Q 1, :- '- -:-:-:-:-: .-. .y:-:A'4::?:-:-:-:A:f- 'EzV:-:?.5W:5:f:2:1:f:f:f:i:11' '- , . 1 .4 g1513.,1Q.5.351535.3egg:5.fs2:1:5114.g53.53.5:Q.5413:35g:g:g:5:g1:::::::1z:::.: N , , , , V ' '- x Y Er.: ' :55555555i5E5EfE1:52I:2:1:1:2:1: I f Eif'2L.2'.. ' 255555 5253255 so 5215513125231 :EEZE1513E25EZEgE5Eg,. , f E -- M -- . .1 '24- 1: - -' .. :::s:s:z:5:z:2:::::: rf m '2 :.-.- N fm ' - :Z ..2:::z., . '--.-1I:f2522r2:2:222:55E55:E55?E35Y3 32115 'E1E1E1E1Er 1 EE . 51 ' C N ' f..,..-za. 1efs:2:2: .N s x,., -. - ,, :.,.,,: N , 5.: 1..,1,,.. A--51355151-1:.g..,.1 .Q1:55:22gg5:55151g:g.5:5:5:g555gE5: -:1:2:r:r: ss: , ' s , If . f'f'12f2ErE-'fifrifrf'1'ErEfErErE1ErE 1Eri ' ' 2 :35Sr?fEE:5:E2E2E1E' 2E1ir2:E2E:?3-1 i1E2E1E2E2E-:-:- :2:I:1EfE2EI:I:1 ' j'::-g::3:g:g:,,:jf1.1-:y.:.:.- .:,:.:-' E 'f'fF'Zff':i1EfE35f:ir??1 E' .-2.z:miE:E:E1irE:E: i1Er2:E:E2rE5'aEf Q 1.-.':f:1:2:f:2:f:f:2.-.-. '- :- 5:5:? w5:1: .-.-,fl52515151E5E5E5E5I5f:E5E5EE ':-:-ggigzgggg fr- -1 11: . +N M ,.,.,:g, '::'5?if55iizE5 1 -1-QrE 15F3f '552f:-:ff5--:f:.EE15f1-----.iii-A Wfiikiiii' ' .14: '.. 35':'f' x 1:-:-253525255X '+1:f55222Q:j5ai 225.5551 'Eifz-ffl 'sis . f fiiiiwr f':'f ': '25-2fg1gg5, :2:f,3g1,5:1EZ.1, : 'Z5 . 4252 K ff 31 ' , Ie - .,,-.4 .. v- 'Y'-1-'-31132322-1l:71 3S'7Z5'5'3': 1525 I - 1,155.5 I 2.1, : 115 5 :2E5E5.5:5?'-IEEQQH,.. .,.,. . N 'wif , 1' 77f'f?i6. V N ' '4 ' ' . ' 55555 2. f , .2-1f5.3:.:1Yj.,jfE24' ' ' . 4125552255 N FN ' ' ' ' - ' H-tg! 1' 5E:I'1:I , 4. 5 wgiiiiif '-1-IKM., WW mum 115959 W 'W M , - , L-1 K N ff,-.r-,,-:z-:wr ami. S ':E3.' : :'5- ' 4.5. TffiffffffffffffffffffffffffQEQEQEQEISIE ' -'-'+fS1E2:+ 'f':'E5i5EEE:5E5E5Eg2'f'f N U :z:1:5:5::1:::5:::::1:::5:5:5:: :g:g:::1.1.-.....,. tzzmg.. N- fix, S 3. S I xx S 4. J 0 . . , . :iz5:1:f:35115:i:f:5:1:i:7:1:5:i:5: . 1:2:I:I:I:7. 2'1:f:1:C:1: 'I' ,I:I:I:2:I:I:1:1:I:f:1:1:2... :!:1:2:2:1:5:'1: I:iz2:3Sai:5125:I:2-:-:iz1:I:1:ic5t2:3:1:121:f:C:1:7:7129-E :,,.:,ZgZ:Z2Ij1QIj1:, il-lgQ:2:Q:2gfgEg :1'-:::::-'-:-:-:-:::::-:4: '.4.::5::.' ' -.-.-' ....:3:15:i533 mi'-'iii T RA Y ' 5 gb? . H 4 3 .X agsgziiiigiiiii' 4 f L 0 I f 1:13:3153:51:3:5!::5:gIgI1t5Zg -14-:-1' O ' WNED . .... .. ..,.. .. ........,. ........... ::::::g:2g5 since---1922 At your favorite store or at your door 170 I CDNGRASIULATIDNSR CLASS OF 1961 FARLEY'S HARDWARE 1651 4tn Avenue RANCH HOUSE 2191 4tn Avenue SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 1640 4tn Avenue TERRY'S :SANDWICH SHDID 38 W, 2ncI Street DAIRY QUEEN No. 1 801 Stn Street No. 2 2077 4tn Avenue 171 nn-Q-f A-ke L, 'W -Hr gi' m f W A931 O Nadine does her shopping at V MAR-KAY'S. O i For your every sports need OLIVERS SPORTING GOODS have a eomplete se- lection of all sporting equipment. 2201 Eighth Street. ' Evelyn jones, Bobby Dennis. For a complete line of miterml Mflrlelyn has found SPROUSE-REITZ has it 816 Fourth Avenue. Marielyn Emerson f 4 .. ..,,,.r to .v.,.,-MmMwzN I LL ig fglfg ilwl 1 is Y YUM ilQ?5lf7r5, 'K as 5 5791913 Y0u,ll like VALLEY NATIONAL BANK, because it's always ready to serve you. Main Street and First Street. Mary Crowder. Be prepared for the future, save the WESTERN SAVINGS Way. 212 Main Street. Lanell Lines, john Power. Adequately serving Yuma with intemational news is the YUMA DAILY SUN. Diana Scarbrough. ' O frI'.s:fl,,l,l, .vuuu,'rIlT0g, Il , 5 Q aff' rm Iain. ulvraxtu- . v 1 '. 'J ifgffzf Iffffllffln, L Y nv' C,- ..11.. 2 3, 4 'I ' 'Cc .. ...-, . f1m1.zx I: r Nlucivragux 1 l S650 .jigs 5 Zigzgc' , Q 19 , a Iam sessions are the Umostl' on instruments from COOPER,S MUSIC, 914 Fourth Avenue. German band. It's fresh-up time at BARQ,S BOTTLING COMPANY. Avenue A. Teresa Delgado, Johnny Morales, Carey Wallace. ,f n.r.,,',z,, 3. ,Q 19,5 'xl For shoes for the whole family, it's FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE. 4th Avenue. Shirley Spence. CUNG-RATU LATIONS. . . Wfwgof NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA vw-fm - somefev-oN For your every home need, it's O'MALLEY SMITH. 550 Eighth Street. Susie Scott. 175 fini . Q .K AA 'r 2 P A A 'fb' W x 'ms-21 . 4 wwf ' wuref. 4. 1 A -qu-v 8 YO!-H LMQA wma For an aftemoon of fun, try JOE HUNTS BOVVLING. 2795 For your westem duds, WESTERN FASHIONS is the 4th Avenue. Donna Cannon, Jerry Iohnson, Mary Chilton, 807 4th Avenue. Linda Stewart. Becky Ewing. Bank confidently at the ARIZONA BANK. Main Street. Rose Mary Bams, Susan Dinwiddie. 176 ,-,.,T,,,.,.,,,, N.. ., ,,, . .- .,-.,.,.. ,,,., v I A SOUND CITIZEN -. the colorful station J, the big rou MXVCQQ mgwliabig L YKEYU WQDEK TEUYKWQE If G33 H5513 QUEE QF 3 fn, gb JF ae ii .,, 5 an wi -J ' 3 ij, A U4 177 It looks like Janet and Tim are ready for any travel with luggage from M. MCDONALD COMPANY. 197 Main Street. Janet Smith and Tim Schnatzmeyet. For Spanish food at its tastiest, try ARAZA,S TACO LITA. 501 Fourth Avenue. Susie Cabus and Sonny McCullough. 178 ,aeii-L-Im 3 , , For all your dry cleaning and laundry needs, drive into ACE LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS. 1080 8th, Jerry Berg, Di- ana janko. . The store that keeps your clothes in tune, MELODY CLEANERS. 887 Orange Ave- nue. Darlene Ridenour, Ann Lofton. M iv! Q , W a 2-3 'Llhsusvun STAHL'S is the place to go for all your sporting good needs. 281 Main Street. Bobby Ramsdale, Carol Ay, Kay Carter. 'A Sify--2-,-A. , lf' .4- 'g,.'.-,. 5 , v- 4 Q, 3-ML' . . Q. . Q- .gxbsriiinw M V Q -U ,t Q 5- P Q. 3:1 N 42,2 1 V' ' rw . ww' 58' b wi- , , 2, J ' - - A '-f. 5 ' 3 X -, - , fi imp . X V 1' thai! Y A - ,Jr J ,4.,,,,.,.n K ' ' 'Sith M :.. ax , -' --, , ' Y , U-U 1 rQ'Q gi'n'y.Q,,,ifi'i'T fax .K N2 - . . V - , . , m-N,' t L K , jqf A - g ' . .-mv.-g,.f7'i :- -A - - , '- : . SZ '- 7' ' v'.f'f'-if' s-nr. ' 4 -- z Y ' .' ..v A 1 Q i K 31 Wyw . X, , -v' 9 K ifk ' , 'FA ' L - f ' ' ' X -Y: : h fi NK'A :A nmggi I 3 g -- ff , .1,,3jill'77YTk- vf?4g.,Q pwfi ,ini ,,,.L., A X h - W 1. K1 N-.,fm13,j-iyg I- .x., :Mfr-1.1 ,Q,.A W ' 1, ,1 W H 1 lk ' 5 1 I 2 ' . ,.g,,.-4 '?':vr7?rfT+w,nM kc- : Q J M , ' ff mfTLemfr,r1g,f77g,,f' 5 ' ' ' ' h r Tr if 'T 'lg' ffv-, A. v-.1 ,, . ' M., L ' 2 --A ' ' f f,t.,,Tm:r: I , W ' ' M ' Q 4.. ,M I ni 'wma . Q , 4 fg 'Fifi f.,,,.......,-vff-:fx 'Ti T h 3 M F M...,.-J. i N 3' 1-v T TT fri TT T TI 7' 5 F-W5--95 LW: 'J X 1 I 5 bg, -V12 f My if ,, , ,.,, an 5 F' ' . . , mVL.lx L . Q7 1 .F 3 -wi 1 W f. i 'x Q . , , ..., fm: . W 4 7-S -, 'iv Lffsffijpi - I k asf fvilt Q .-. - 1.-- J, TT a A u 'J 11,61 V fm Y - 11. W 5 F ,gy Q+,v,,'f,,a-. 'fav'Q. m 5. A sfikyp figs H ' 5-K R. lx N6 ,fl l' 1. Y, 3- V V t- qsffvglr ei , X aw -. For that very special hat, PENNEY'S is the place to buy it. Main Street. Mary Chilton. . ,F . KW, .r en I gf 3 fl if Brigitta looks elegant in her dress from the SMART SHOP 227 Main Street. Brigitta Vitolins. FRONTIER DRUGS is ready to supply you with all your drug store needs. Fourth Avenue. Beverly Langley. 181 Those with a future do their planning at SEARS. 265 Main Street. Alex Urtu- zuastegui, Ioyce Starek. Planning to buy fumiture? Visit BARROWS for their line in furniture, carpets, and drapes. 185 Main Street. jamie Thomas, Steve Copple. For that special someone, send them flowers from YOUR FLORIST. EX- perienced floral designer since 1922. 901 Orange. Cindy Hoppstetter, Paul Fisher. Relax with a hobby from the HOBBY- CRAFT SHOP. 46 XVest Second Street Kitty Mercado, Pat Amold. You are always confident of a perfect fit at DAVELL'S SHOE STORE. 316 V Main Street. Linda Beck, jeff Kottenbrook. For the most comfortable fumiture in town, visit MCMAHANS. 315 Main Street. Donna Allen, Kay Carter. --'fr-g.... :rzsxwajggggg .1 15,1 K.V.O.Y., sewing Yuma with the most versatile radio entertainment to be had. Avenue B. Gorden Vance, Corky Sample. BRADEN'S MACHINERY carries the most modern in farm equipment. Highway 95 Carey YVz1l1ace, johnny Morales. 184 :c.1'f1f'T?fTg ' For your every fashion need try EMPORIUM. 240 Main Street. Rosemary Ramos. Mr. Martinez would like to con- gratulate members of H.B.C. who are finally graduating. SAV-ON DRUGS is ready to supply you with your every drug store need. 318 Main Street. Virginia Shipp. To shop econom- ically, visit NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE. 261 Main Street. ' Barbara Oliver, Gail Elrod, Donna Brockman. Stop in at RASCOE'S for your every household need. 274 Main Street. Silvia Molina and Tima Perez. Clothes for every budget may be found at ARDEN'S DRESS SHOP. 300 Main Street. Irene Barriga. Gifts for those extra special people can be found at DANIEL'S IEWELERS. 210 Main Street. Kitty Mercado. For the most complete line of typewriters and other office equipment, visit YUMA STATIONERS. 245 Main Street. Alicia Mumford. If you want to be certain that you are ready for the coming summer vacation, see GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE for all your needs. 1150 Fourth Avenue. Dwane Rigg. Are you a hunting enthusiast? If so, come to MESA SPORT SHOP for all your sup- plies. 1152 Fourth Avenue. The efficient machinery at GILPIN'S WELDING AND MACHINERY WORKS is complete. Highway 95. Kelley Hughes, Lewis Cain. UPTOWN DRUGS is ready to supply you with your every drug store need. Sharon Clemens. Atmosphere and tasty food combine to provlde the xdeal dlnner date. LOO'S RESTAURANT 2100 Fourth Avenue. udy Fletcher jerry Hefner. YUMA AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATIGN DUNBAR CHEVROLET DONERSLEY SALES sl SERVICE GRIFFEN BUICK - PONTIAC SWIFT FORD VALLEY MQTQR co. GARRETT MQTQRS VARNER MQTQR co. 190 , . .ss A' sz IPAQ-z ghfww 421 PQQQM ,llfcefu fggwgic AZQDQ ML, 5 Qfflww ZQZWLQM W ,foul-U WM MW 29fQZZK2J M , .., Na.-1 . REDDELL, DAN A.M.S. Rifle, Astronomy Club, Quill and Scroll, Thermometer REEDY, CWEN Girl's League, Melody Club, Operetta, Concert Choir REID, STEPHEN A.M.S. REISS, JESSICA Girl's League, Latin, Pep, Z, Drama Clubs, Sec., Drama Club Play, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Class Play, Natl. Thespians, Girl's State REYNOLDS, ANN Girl's League, Art, Cleff Clubs REYNOLDS, LILAF Girl's League RICO, BOBBY A.M.S., JV Football, Wrestling, Letterman's Club RIDENOUR, DARLENE Girl's League, Art, Pep Clubs, Quill and Scroll, Fire Commis- sion, Tennis, F.H.A., V.P. RICC, DWANE A.M.S., Tennis, Swim Team, Drama and Jr. Class Play BIOS, FRANK A.M.S., F.F.A., Track, Country Cross RISINCER, AL A.M.S., Track RIVAS, ROBERT A.M.S., Track RIVERA, ROSALIE Girl's Lea e F H A Fire Com- gu , . . ., mission, Art, Nurses Clubs ROBERSON, JAMES A.M.S., F.F.A. ROBLES, CLARA Girl's League, F.H.A., Nurses, Pep Clubs RODRIGUEZ, RAUL A.M.S., Track ROHRER, ROYE A.M.S., Basketball, Thennome- ter, Quill and Scroll ROLL, JOHN A.M.S., Drama Club, Quill and Scroll, Tennis, Drama Club Play ROMEO, NICK A.M.S. ROONEY, PAT A.M.S., Soph. Class Sec., Wres- tling, S.R.A.C., Outdoor, Sports- man Club RUCH, BILL A.M.S., Radio, Lyres Club, Golf RUIZ, FRED A.M.S., Track Ruiz, JOE A.M.S., JV Football, Soph. Class VP, A.M.S., VP, Basketball RYAN, TOM A.M.S., Rifle Club SAINZ, STAN A.M.S. SALAS, JOHNNY A.M.S. SAMPLE, NADINE Girl's League, F.F.A., F.T.A., --1-nl '3ghq-A Drama, Art Clubs, Sr. Class Play, Drama Class Play SANCHEZ, MARY Girl's League, F.H.A. SAPP, DENNIS A.M.S. SCARBROUC-H, DIANA Cirl's League, St. Body Sec., Crim's Comer, N.H.S., S.N.H.S., Art Club, S.R.A.C., Student Council SCHIERLING, JAMES A.M.S., Melody, Math Club, N.H.S., Choraliers SCHNACK, JUDY Girl,s League, M el o d y, Pep Clubs, Jr. Class Play SCHNATZMEYER, TIM A.M.S., Cheerleader, D r a m a, Thespians Clubs, Jr. Class 8: Sr. Class Play SCHOOLCRAFT, BEVERLEY Girl's League, Pep, Drama, Latin Clubs, F.H.A., F.T.A., Jr. Class Play SCHROEDER, CERALDINE Cirl's League, French Club, A.M.S., Talent Show SCHULTE, BARBARA Girl's League SCHULTZ, SUSAN cars League, F.H.A., Rifle Club SCOTT, SUSIE Girl's League, Drama Club, Quill and Scroll, El Sa arog Art Ed., Commercial Leadgdis SHANK, MAXINE Girl's League, F.H.A. SHERMAN, LARRY A.M.S., F.F.A. SHILL, MARY ANN Girl's League, Mixed Chorus F.T.A. SHIPP, JIM A.M.S., DECA SHIPP, VIRGINIA Girl's League, Pep, Modelinq Clubs, Quill and Scroll, E Saguaro SHOOK, BOBBY A.M.S., F 0 o t b all, Baseball S.R.A.C., Key, Letterman Clubs F.T.A. SHOOK, BILL A.M.S., Basketball, S.R.A.C. SHRADER, B. A.M.S., F ootb all, Basketball Key, Letterma.n's Clubs, Track SIBLEY, ROBERT A.M.S., Lyres, Cle-ff, Latixl Clubs, Band, Orchestra, Operett SIMMONS, RAY A.M.S., Drama Club, Drama Club Play SIMS, RONALD A.M.S., Frosh Football SKEVINGTON, JUDY Drama, Pep Clubs, Girl League, F.T.A., Tennis SMITH, CHARLENA Gir1's League 9 Q- a - -. ,-V-fp-t-V+ Manuva-'wr Q KMITH, EDDIE M S MITH, KIRK .M.S., Rifle Club MITH, JANET irl's League, Pep, Anchor, rama Clubs, Campus Queen, elody Club, Band, Sweetheart, eretta MITH, MIKE .M.S., Football, Wrestling, Let- nnan Club, Latin, Drama lubs, Jr. Class Play ITH, THOMAS .M.S., s.N.H.s. OW, COY .M.S. RCE, SANDY irl's League, F.H.A., C-irl's lee TO, COLIN M.S., Science Club, Cadet d ARKS, BILL M.S. ENCE, SHIRLEY 'rl's League, Art Club, Cadet d, Girl's Glee ENCER, PHYLISS l's League ICER, SHIRLEY I l's League S.R.C., Cirl's Glee AREK, JOYCE l's League, Drama, Anchor, Clubs, Jr. Class Play, Com- rcial Leaders, VP, Sr. Prom -w-rnvr vm-.wr-nr---, J -- - -w--T.fqgquc1v.1-3fgfrwvt-:vy.- rf. tv-A ---- ww---a-r.1::, - ' Aw' - 'H' ff -'--'--w - STEEL, ART A.M.S. STEFFENS, SANDPA Girl's League, Frenzh, Melody Clubs, Quill and Scroll, N.H.S., Thermometer STEPHENSON, ROSETTA Cirl's League, Sr. Class Play, Drama Club, Girl's Glee STEWART, LINDA Cirl's League, Anchor, Drama, Sec., Pep, Wardens, Clubs, Modeling Pres., Nat. Thespians, VP, Songleader, Drama Club Play, Girl's State, Sr. Class Play STRACK, ROBERT A.M.S., Lyres Cllb, F.T.A., Operetta, Band, Talent Show STRAESSER, RALPH A.M.S. SWEET, GARY A.M.S., Basketball, F.F.A. TAFT, DAVID A.M.S., B a s lc e t b all, Baseball TALBERT, HARVEY A.M.S. TALENT, TOMMY A.M.S. TAPIA, JIM A.M.S. TARR, EDWIN A.M.S., Latin, Math, Letterman Clubs, Nat. Thespiar.s, Football, Swimming Team, Jr. Class Play TAWZER, ANNA Cirl's League, F.T.A., F.H.A., Jr. Class Play TAYLOR, AUSTIN A.M.S., Baseball, Football, Jr. Class Play TAYLOR, JIM A.M.S., Track, Football, Wres- tling, Lettermans Club TAYLOR, LARRY A.M.S., Football, Key, Letter- mans Club TENNISON, GUYCE A.M.S., French, Drama Clubs, Sr. Class Play TERRY, JEAN Cirl's League, F.T.A., Lyres Club, Band THOMAS, JAMIE Girl's League, S.R.A.C., N.H.S., Wardens, Pep, Anchor Clubs, S.N.H.S., St. Council, Girl's State, Cheerleader, St. Body Treas. THOMAS, KELTON A.M.S., Freshman Class Officer, Wardens Pres., Math, Drama, Letterman Clubs, N.H.S., Swim- ming Team TORRES, DANNY A.M.S. TORRES, VICTOR A.M.S., Art, Drama, Astronomy Clubs, Nat. Thespians, El Saguaro TOWNSAN, JERRY A.M.S. TRIGG, TERRY A.M.S., Radio, Drama, Math, Latin Clubs, Worked on all Plays UHL, MARY Girl's L e a g u e, Latin Club, F.T.A., F.H.A. 193 URSUERY, MARILYN Girl's League URTUZUASTEGUI, ALEX St. Body Pres., S.R.A.C., Boys State, N.H.S., Key, Wardens, Lettermans Club, Wrestling, Baseball, St. Council VAUGHAN, PEGGY Girl's L e a g u e, Latin Club, F.H.A., Girl's Glee VALASQUEZ, SOCORRO A.M.S. vAsQUEz, ELISA Girl's League VASQUEZ, RAMON A.M.S. VASQUEZ, TOM A.M.S. WAINER, CAROLYN Cirl's League, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Drama Club, Thermometer, Jr. Class Play WALKER, BILL A.M.S., DECA WALKER, KITTY Girl's League, Art, Anchor, Pep, Drama Club, Thespians, F.H.A., Jr. Class Play Prod., Drama Class Play WALL, VERN A.M.S., Radio, Pres., Drama, S c i e n c e Club, El Saguaro, Thermometer WALLEN, CHARLOTTE Girl's League WELLS, LLOYD A.M.S., F.F.A. WEST, WILLIAM A.M.S. WHEELER, MARY Girl's League WILSON, CHARLES A.M.S. WILSON, CYNTHIA Girl's League, Lyre's Club, Band WILLIAMS, PAT Girl's League, Concert Choir, Commercial Leaders, Melody, Pep Clubs, Songleader, Operetta WILSON, IMOIEAN Girl's League, F.H.A. WILSON, MARY FRANCES Girl's Leag11e, Songleader, Pep Club, F.H.A., Girl's Glee VVINDOR, ALAN A.M.S., Wrestling WINTERS, CARL A.M.S., Key, VP, Pres., Warden Club, Tennis, Boy's State WOLFE, BETSY Girl's League, Rifle Club, Sec., Ir. Class Play N.H.S., F.H.A. WOLF, STANLEY A.M.S., Track, Cross Country, Letterman's Club WOOD, BRENDA Cirl's League, Pub. Mgr., Drama Club Play, Sr. Class Play, French Club, Pres., F.T.A., Pres., F.H.A., Pep, A n c h o r, Warcle-n's, D r a m a, Modeling Clubs, Band, Zonta Girl of Sept. WOOLDRIDCE, CARL A.M.S., Baseball WRIGHT, MARGARET Girl's League, F.H.A. WRIGHT, WARREN A.M.S., F.F.A. YOUNG, EDVVIN A.M.S., Football, Lettermarfs Club ZAMORA, MANUELA Girl's League ZAVALA, ANNA Girlis League, Girl's Glee ZAVALA, MICHAEL A.M.S. ZERMENO, ALFRED A.M.S. Q39 'EQ 4. 'G s Sv? ' f-if aa iff: 6 s -O- 194 EL SAG UARO SALUTES STEVE CCDIUPLE In recognition of the contribution that Steve Copple has made to Yuma High, we wish to dedicate this page to him. Steve has been honored with the position of President of Key Club International, which covers not only the United Szates, but also Canada. He was a delegate to the Key Club Conventions in Toronto and rn Boston. As an intemational trustee of Key Club, he rep- resented Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Idaho. Arizona Boys' State saw fit to elect Steve Governor of Boys' State. Ever since his Freshman year, Steve has participated in Student Council. As a Fresh- man and also as a Sophomore, he was elected the class representative. During his junior year, the AMS elected him as their representative to the Student Council. This past year Steve was student body social znanager. His activities in student council extended nationwide as a delegate to the convention of the National Association of Student Councils in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, also statewide as chairman of the Arizona Association of Student Councils. Latin, Lettermen's, and V7arden's clubs plus tennis and football are some more of the activities that Steve has been in. He was also a delegate to Arizona Anytown. In spite of all of these or tside activities, Steve has maintained a high academic record and ranked ninth in his class. He was a recipiant of the S4000 Phelps- Dodge Scholarship to the University of Arizona. We of the El Saguaro feel that it speaks for the entire school when we express in,this small way our pride and congratulations to Steve Copple, Steve will take a part of Yuma High away but a part of Steve will remain to give inspiration to those who will take his place. Steve Copple, we salute ycu. 195 .. wma-xv-. Y- . . ..,.-.Y ,,,.,,q,.,,,,,,,P, ' V --WN-nh WWW, A As I write this letter, before me lie the last of the pages which remain to be sent in. It doesnit seem quite possible that another school year has sped to the past. I do not think anyone can realize the sweat, blood, and tears that must be shed to put together an annual, unless they have been on an annual staff. We, speaking for the staff, had our share of excitement - even to the extent of having the senior class pictures disappear. As I look back on these past nine months, I am afraid I am inclined to become a little sentimental. New friends, new experiences, and another annual to be placed in the archives of the history of Yuma High. This annual would never have been possible without the cooperation and hard work of: Mr. Tom Clarkin, our advisor, always seemed to have the right answers to all my questions. We could never have gotten along without him. Pat Arnold, the associate editor, proved a willing and cheerful worker. I never had to worry about the financial department, because it was in the capable hands of Rosemary Barnes and her assistant Judy Fletcher. How do you like the art work? My thanks go to the art staff headed by Susie Scott. The other members of this staff were Mary Crowder, Virginia Schierling, Amy Wilson, and Ann Burtch. Valerie Keene, Olga Olea, and Beverly Ulil had the big job of class panels. They made a most efficient trio. Pam Pike handled the plays section better than ever. Darlene Ridenour, Virginia Shipp, and Evelyn Fraunfelder offered time, hard work, and good ideas, for which I am grateful. Johnny Morales did a great job with the sports section. Garey Wallace not only did his own section, but was ready and willing to help in any way he could. Susan Dinwidclie and Vern Wall handled all the photography. My thanks to them for all the extra hours they put in to help make this annual a success. I wish I could devote more space to each and every member of the staff. I would like, though, to take this opportunity to extend to each person with whom I worked, my heartfelt thanks for their sincerity and cooperation in publishing this annual. I could not have wished for a more competent and jovial staff with which to work. My thanks go also to the New York Hearald Tribune, who so graciously permitted us to use Miss Peach as our theme. To Mr. and Mrs. UpDike goes my appreciation for the wonderful job they did with the class pictures. The Yuma Daily Sun provided us with many needed pictures. Newsfoto did the fine job of publication. If I have missed anyone on this acknowledgment page, please forgive me. It is certainly unintentional. Thanks seem to be so futile, and yet that is all I can find to say. So thank you one and all for making this a cherished year for my album. This annual is now a part of the past. The work is done. It no longer belongs to my staff and I, but to you. It is yours. I hope you will enjoy it always. Yours sincerely, 196 'JL O xx X 165 . 6, y m gm X505 Wx awxgwwbvy ii QQ Www W A L 3 No Mig A SW GAME , spy 'Q Sow 1 ww Mmm Ni ,Jxm.WSwM.gkQ,iNMmmwx.imwSw QSQ.mLxQw5.1Mm,MwxQMsm awk Evil M www. XKQMSXANBSQ BMBOL M xmwwg comic' fb , N ' I- U F D 'lg Zfiglznvf p,zicW,wv L Mx J gg-0.001 QT I .QZD M XWLQ4, ,,f,LLfYlf 1-K0-QJ OVU ,IAM-fvx.TL, fI'YvCfL ' aavruk 1 1 I ' MA G' D f0'-.fu .Qefwff-f SLO --' QQ 0'1 'HC QI Q 4 , ,fx