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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1963 volume:

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X x X 1 S V Vf , b., Q! 5 Y-QD NE lfumo Jfzgh School jflcmkvxf YGQQTY' I 9 llama, Arizona If Lupe Rosas, Editor-in-Chief Pam Pike, Business Manager flare s in the yuma High lnlroducliau In looking back on our school year, we find our 1963 El Saguaro helping us relive the activities of an unforgettable year. It was the beginning of a profitable academic and social experience for the freshmen and the ending of an important part of the seniors' lives. Throughout this book we will record the steps we have taken in increasing our knowledge while building lasting friendships. The staff of El Saguaro has chosen the theme of School Lifen to represent the progress we have made during our brief stay at Yuma High. ! - 'fl Lf 1 2 is? ZW of Utfftff ,go f'lV fy EoouttgoifgadillriinistrotioloirQeolsS1O ,ff ,fjf A Massage . .22 - ,ff if . Gas, . 1 I jslifiors -Q 'rtig finds- WIC in f Sopholozoros -1. . . . 54 m fs' Sfroshlozooz -1-. . . 62 Honors A Eoodorslzip 1 .vvrrof-. 70 57146 ,Arts .- . L i.'S:'sv2 ...... 82 Kluos . sf . SUEJSEL-fbSfRCT LQL-e . . .106 School Lfzfo . .122 Sports f-. . . ff? . . 134 ,Advertising .df Nrwi E1 iff. . 188 Staff Ediiof-in-chief .... ................... L upe Rosas Assistant Editor .......... ...... .... C h eryl Morrison Business Manager ......... Assistant Business Manager . . . Pam Pike . . . . Naomi Ferro Advertising Manager ......... ...... I ohn Burnett Assistant Advertising Manager . . .... Nancy Battenfield Sports Editor ................. ..... C arole Slosser Photographer ....... . . ........... Torn Allt Art Editor .......... .... V irginia Schierling Assistant Art Editor . ....... Beverly Uhl Art Staff ......... . . . Valerie Keene ir ' e Penny Griffin Section Editors .... ..... A ni a ' Gloria Orozco General Staff .... ...... I ohn Kosmata Sue Skevington Beatriz Arias Sharon Grijalva Bentley Breench Julia Fritz Louie Alexander Advisor .... .... M rs. Jean Walker lxlvsl M r. Henry M ariiuez Henry Martinez 4 ...........Wc alutelfoufll Yuma High is my school and I want every- one to be as proud of it as I am. That is how Assistant Principal Henry Martinez sums up his feelings for his Alma Mater. He has always felt that way about the Blue and VVhiteg from his freshman days when he let- tered in football weighing 130 pounds soaking wetv til in 1939 as a senior he returned a quick kick in the season opener, ran it 75 yards for a touchdown, and went on to letter in football, basketball, and track. His education was interrupted by WWII and his service in the navy. After the war he completed his degree requirements at ASC Flag- staff, added boxing to his list of athletic accomp- lishments, and married the Campus F iestav Queen at Arizona State. Williams, Arizona, was the scene of his early teaching and coaching days. It was also the period of his life that he acquired his love for hunting and hound dogsf, His acceptance by the stu- dents and citizens of VVilliams was further at- tested to by his appointment as Principal of the Williams High School. Five years ago the desire to return to his hometown was fulfilled when he was offered an administrative position at his Alma Mater. During these years he has endeared himself to teachers and students alike and all who have come in con- tact with him know his intense desire to keep Yuma High second to none. We have found him to be strict without being unfair, he has handled the difficult task of school disciplinarian with firm but gentle hands and has eamed the respect of every Crim with whom he has come in contact. With sincere appreciation and fond affec- tion we dedicate the 1963 El Saguaro to a man who was a worthy Crim, while a student at YHS, and has returned to dedicate his knowledge and enthusiasm to making better Crims of all of us. In Mcmvry of . PHIL Pl t t y fC aft Photography DARRELL HAWKS Rs: f s i ss t grip h , , N s h fM , - susu A ll wi it ,tv -kgix Snider Hall as it stands alongside Main and Ad. It is the oldest building on campus, named after E. Q. Snider, a former principal of Yuma High. A peek down the bottom of Ad. An empty hall-a rare scene at Yuma High. s E? E2 111:15 5 Ei .i The stairs between Main and Ad. where warm summer breezes blow and cold winds chill students as they pass between classes. x .,..:. g,-- i sl H , ,W 45,3 , I . , , X , . i - i new I llfsl i i Illicit mwnmwff l 1 ,mulls n i uummnuz -.2 5A!,E : : f 1 I I x i W, . V . ,L.., . .. , , ...W Students often sit on the grass in front of Ad. Building to eat lunch or just sit around and talk. The triangle is a busy scene as students hurry between classes. Pep rallies are also held in the triangle. Shop classes, where boys and a few girls are taught crafts, mechanical drawing, wood shop, and auto mechanics. M .r. , ,, ,nf Wim.. . ., K .AV i or 1 L 4 f o ,- ..' - -- . . Q 5 L frm 7 d -W 5 The cafeteria is the favorite meeting place of all students alike. All school dances are held in the cafeteria and are enjoyed by all. rr- 1. t ' rind.. The stone bleachers are used as eating areas for many Crims. Many assemblies and pep rallies are held on Doan Field. In the Ag. Building, alongside the gym, students are taught Agriculture. American History is also taught there. is fl , iw. QQ 'QC if L ' I' is EQ Q' C7 Q, B 6 P? N1 b-we N XT' fi Q jig ' il EL XSS S Q N ' T., NK Q CX YQTX lm Q gb X1 Q5 '2- ,4 dmini frifon and afulfy E salma! Board and Admiuistrufars Sfriv Member - Wilson Roach Member - S. R. Blake President- Helene T. Bennett Member - Robert W. Consaul Clerk - Robert J. Moody The governing body of our school system, the Yuma High policy, and maintains the custody, preservation, and manage- District Board of Education, determines the money necessary ment of school property. The school board is elected by for operating the school, hires teachers, determines school the community. 'nr zz Better ducatim for ,411 Superintendent - Mr. Warren Sirrine YUHS District Superintendent, NVARREN R. SIRRINE, 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. Principal - Mr. Bill Manes MR. BILL MANES, principal at YHS, is greatly admired and respected for his devotion to the school, his friendliness, and his enthusiasm for school pep. Vice-Principal -- Mr. Henry Martinez Our feelings for our assistant principal, MR. HENRY MARTINEZ, are best expressed on the dedication page. This is the biggest honor we can bestow. Students 291114 ?z1fure Vmziirws linda X MR. HACKBARTH has full direction over the guidance department while MR. HUTCHISON has control over financial problems of our school. Their faithful devotion throughout the year has been aimed at bettering their departments. Business Manager-Mr. Hutchison Chief Counselor Mr Hackbarth Guidance Department - Mr. Clay, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. Conrad The Guidance Department aids students who need advice in regard to either program or schedule change college plans or vocation choices. Another responsibility of the Guidance Department is to give each student tests of academic develop ment. rcellmf VHS Guidant? Staff Registrar - Mr. George Biltz x at ff f 5 . i f x Kits-Q Robert Ochoa - B.S. RT-In art a student an be taught how to se water colors, Saint andscapes, and aw eople. Mr. George Biltz is YHS registrar. His duties include keeping a correct record of each student's registration and attendance. Mr. Tom Clarkin is District Director of Public Relations. His job entails the channeling of all information about the school district itself to the media of radio, television, and newspapers. District Director of Public Relations - Mr. Tom Clarkin Willis Kimbrough-M .S . AGRICULTURE - The students are able to learn how to use this knowledge in later life. if 1 a , 5 'xr , ,, A A , ,Q 1 , A J .1 ,.. Clifford Bryan - M .S. Geri Madden - B.S. Margaret Ellis - M .A. Frank Thomas - B,S, PHYSICAL EDUCATION -P.E. helps the students develop a positive attitude toward safe and healthful living. 15 makers Work Hand in Hand C11 9110i Henrietta Hixson - M .S. A. J. Hackworth - M .A. Robert Kelly - M .A. if 7,k. up .V.,..k K . 4 9' I X Y 56,1 E f L' t 5 N .. p - r t 5 , ifff 1L ' up H . ,fy 1 A 9 :Kal ,.,, in N, QW sq , .- . . fr ...A- K Y li fr rq if ' ,Q C X' Li l i ' Harry Needham - B.S. Robert Tuggle - B.S. C. A. Patterson -B.S. MATHEMATICS-Math helps prepare a student for the future in any field. Dean Holland - M .S. jack Cheatham - B.S. Lynne Lahtinen - M .A. ei l f , tl -:Exif V A , A., s x e Ugtu' . , . ' ' -::e..f.7 -. H15 . ' H i 'i,:rf'2 gf:sz'f.z., ,.f5' M V K .M - ,, ' ,L -. tu fir m ., -3 5. K ri U . . Iii, . V ..,, I y Q, W Tom Larson - B.S. Leon Maehling - M .S. SCIENCE-These subjects provide the necessary knowledge to un- derstand medical and technical terms used in college science. Margaret Fordik - B.S Carol VVa1ker - M .S. HOME ECONOMICS -Calories, fun and leaming make up the homemaking program at Yuma High. 5 Student? Hunger for Klwufledge Roy Cunningham - M .A. L L1 ,A'-Lk i k'gI ' H ii 'ff l e john Dallabetta - M .A. MUSIC - Fancy-foot- ed band members put in a lot of marching time while choir spends their time preparing musical programs. W.B. Headington - M .A. Wendell Freeze - M .A. Eugene Holehan - B.A. 1 f' of if Q5 ' XX X I Q k QWi g i s nineties Y .e e Q . W e , A Xi I Q, of Y .f 3 'X Marjory Middleton - M .A. Ronald I. Wood - B.S. Stella Sorenson - B.S. COMMERCIAL-Students are trained for secretarial and office work and other jobs for business. William Brennan - M .A. Barbara Bertolino - B.S. E. Farris Calloway - M .A. 5 1 , -I xg .-,2 Qi' ii is if ' N' I 1 R. C. Cote - M .S. Robert Weete - M .A. Jean Walker - B.A. ENGLISH-English, American and world literature, as well as gram- mar and composition are subjects that our English teachers teach us. J-fardwvrk ing eachcrs and apablzf Beads Winifred Leonard - M .A. Amelia Iohannsen - B.A. Socorro Martinez - B.S. l Steven Powers - B.S. Paloma VVhite - M .A. ,VL , W. Raymond Drysdale Helen Burtch - B.A. XXX FOREIGN LANGUAGE-Students not only learn the lan- U guage but also learn about the countries, people and customs. Ruth Foster- M.A. Mary Saunders - B.A. sr n Q 5 r'es rrsr ffl r ,V , lla I 'fwr R' I' Mcclendon - B'A' ,. r . 5 rk, HES Pen - B ' ' rra or aa.1 l,rLr a u p SOCIAL SCIENCE-All of these subjec L ' i s help Yuma High students keelp infornn - t y p ' L on happenings around the wor d. in Warren Conrad - M .A. M. Tracy - M.S. ENGLISH -English, American, world litera- ture, as well as grammar and composition, are subjects that our English teachers teach us. 18 uidc VHS Students in ew Goals Jack BeDillion - M .A. Alka - B.S. Paul Caldwell - M .A. -. 5 X-.-' V Q ,,.:.fH2.sf.fg?fSrs . -fi asa-5 mi 'Nt QQ 6 Leaming the Com-fcf method ' of how to mix water colors, fi m,'hA ' Paul Blair takes instructions ' i S' from art teacher, Mr. Ochoa. ' f . 5 :,, .'!1 S A is ,.,. George Clay-B.A. .. -i ' - V Sl Soergel-B.A. f Q fuiffiif iil ii i l iwfffl 33?li'lWl -.., . ' ,. A i d f . A 'N .,i' . A A V Q Carl Greenwell- B.S. It f: 'gl tf5T', ' asf Sf?-5 O. R. TurleY - M -A . f iio ii' 1 'X q A INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Students learn the basic essentials of a 1 trade and are prepared for advanced studies in life. lf. H. Southward - M .A. RIVER EDUCATION' Driver Fd' 'V A ,J e motor. Virgil Hengl - B.A. ents learn the essentialsltnf dr' ' g arglstglslj k yi. fl J ,L D 1' i s fl 'XXX XJ f ' A s It lu ers holding their moming gab session at the ' oxes are Mr. Needham, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Head- T ,' K ' ing , and Mr. Clay. l , ' H I 1 5 . 'af J lin ZJXA K VQ-x Q! W cl If I1 ID QLWN 5 0 t l 7 A 1. It h fl W PW Q01 Nyllv W Xl tri l ll X ' X kt I, 3 .M N J J Qjttllc I X O 19 3 s Offiss Assistants, Hanks, and Eustsditzu Maintenance-Mr. Chance, Mr. Hopson, Mr. Lopez, Mr. Leamons, Mr. F ogleman, Mr. Lane, Mr. Walker, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Owens, Mr. Pul- liam, Mr. Arto The maintenance men strive to keep all school equip ment and property in top operating order. Counseling-Mimeo-Bookstore - Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Ogram, Mrs. Beeler The bookstore, mimeo, and counseling sections are very necessary for smooth functioning throughout the year. Those who work to keep accurate expenditure records are board, assistant, and student account bookkeepers. Student Account-AssistantBoard-Account Book- keepers-Mrs. Donley, Mrs. Bagby, Mrs. Carr l WM r t Main Office Assistants- Mrs. Acord, Mrs. Birm ingham, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Lamb The main office assistants spend most of their time on secretarial practice and keeping the main office in order ravi e Vital arrive ta chan! Registrafs secretaries work in hammony to see that regis- tration and attendance do not slack in any way. s E. 2 Registrafs Secretaries-Nurse- Mrs. Haggard, Mrs. White, Mrs. Kettenun Cafeteria Staff- Mrs. Laguna, Mrs. Teal, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Yanez, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Shipp, Mrs. Miranda, Mrs. Norton. Not pictured is Mrs. Burnett. The cafeteria staff spends many hours selecting menus to satisfy 600 hungry students each clay. zsrfiiuiw , . , . . .. Librarians - Mrs. Ohlson, Mrs. Nash Bus D,-fue,-S - Mr. Parker, Mr. Eyestoney Mr. YHS librarians offer their services to give each student the Phillips, Mrs. Blair, Mr. Mosley, Mr. Montana, Pnvllege and knowledge for usmg fhe library' Mr. Abel, Mrs. Powers, Mr. Morris, Mr. Schramm The bus drivers render their service for any school function requiring transportation. qw, .L fag .7 WL 446617257 u.24ff2,Q,J Jw Gn?'0! . y ' ' yfcafmfjlig if WVWVJU QM! Mwgz, QAQQQAEQ, 52 , W9,l!x.'7f?Q4,j A ' ' iydzzfgfaw K ,Q vig! VZZQW Amqkgf' ' 04,5 X-idk xALJZZ?g0,LfQZ4Efg5f 5170-7c2'f2QQ4f Qflegfpwfif' iff ' A644 -276 ymdwdz XQQQ7 1-,Q '46 Qaffg-1,7 R. 65' , L' QW? 662,29 V 7749 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Scotty Arnold Vice-President .... . . . james F oerstner Secretary ..... ..... . . . . .... Joan Langworthy Treasurer ....................... ...... B ette Knapp Representative to Student Council . . . .... Bruce Ryan May 23, 1963, The Seniors of Yuma High School graduated after four years filled with hard work, many achievements, and happy times. As they venture into the adult World they will look back on the fond memories of their Senior Year. Memories such as the Senior Class Play, The Doctor in Spite of Himselff, and the annual Bonfire Rally sponsored by the Senior Class. A -zz ,. W-H' -s ,ls5f3,g::az s- f - -ff,-1-lfxw viii 'ff-Ql.5xf55if'5?HE , - - ,,, . .. W:-,,. , l .sf . - ,,A.L -v L. joannc Allelmraml Clleerleader, Var. Tennis, Pres. Drama Club, V.P. Modeling Club, Wardens, SNHS, NHS, Science, An- elxor, Nat. Tlzespia ns Clubs, Drama Club Plays '61,,62, Best Actress of Year '62, Y-Day Atten- rlaut ,63, jr. Class Sec. Marie Amavisca F.H.A., Girls League , 5353, ,,,, Toni Almodova Songleader ,63, Operetta '62, Comm. Leaders, Girls League, Pep Club Cecilia Angulo Girls League 1' 4 Manuel Acosta Melody C l u b Operetta, Lettermerfs C l u b , Base- ball, AMS Sandra Aclc-s Frenelz, D ra ma, NIIS, SNHS, N a t. Tllespian Clubs, See., Treas. Anelmr Club, Clloralairs, lr. Class Play, Drama Club Play, Warden C l u b, Melody Club Operetta, Girls League Rep. Stella Alvarez Lyres Club, Band, El Sa- FHA, Girls League Tom Allt guaro, F r 0 s lx. Football, AMS Beatriz Arias Z, Pep, Melody, Wardens, FBLA Clubs, Girls League Council, El Saguaro Staff, Pub. Ir. Class Play, Ope- retta, Concert Clzoir, Sec. Pep, Sec. FBLA, Jr. Girls Glee Mary Arias Melody Club Pres., Clro- ralairs, Girls League Scott Arnold Pres. Senior Class, V.P. Key Club, Lettermen's, Wa rde ns, NHS, Var. Baseball, V a r . Football, AMS Tim Avis Froslz. Football and Bas- ketball, I.V. Football, Let- termen's Club, AMS ffi ,Q if ' ' si , fin i fi f Fifi .f,.m.:q ev, iw fgfzt ails i - - wh 2' ,. 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E, h A . li Luulle Arriola at er rr1o 1 DECA Club, Girls League 5-?Q1STea2CllZZlyP?l Pszvgg eretta, F o re ns 1 C Gzrls League Coun FBLA Pres Brenda Barron Carmen Beltran D rama, DECA Clubs, FHA, Gzrls League Girls League W W7 Bak er War r' ggnem as 'Q' ls 5 ,gawk s'-gui ' l 2 4 5 xilirf 4 Wan M N l 5 1 A - fe' f Dennis Birkmeyer DECA, AMS ,X Xi . Kathy Boyd Pres. Future Nurses, V.P. Girls League, Science, War- dens, NHS, jr. Class Play, Nat. Thespians. John Brown Frosh., I.V., Var. Football, Frosh., j.V., Var. Basketball, 1.V., Var. Baseball, Letter- men's, Key Clubs, Honor- able Mention-Foatball '62 vias., Calvin Bivins I.V., Var. Football, Radio, Science, Lettermenls Clubs, YVrestling, Track, AMS julie Bradford Anchor, Pep, W a r cl e n s P Latin, Drama, Nat. Thes- pians Clubs, Drama Club Play, Sr. Class Play, Girls League Council, Pub. Chair- man, Student Body su, Suzanne Brown Anchor, Pep Clubs, Cheer- leader, Pub. Senior Class Play, Var. Tennis, Girls League Melvin Bivins AMS 3 Harold Breecll Concert Choir, Rifle, Melo- dy Clubs, I.V. Football, Choralairs, Annual Staff SF' L L, . Kathleen Burke Anchor, Future Teachers, French, Lyres Clubs, Var. Band, j.V. Tennis, FHA, Girls League , 1 Sylvia Bourlund Pres. NHS, Pres. Girls League, Girls State, Science, Art, French, Wardens Clubs, Zonta Girl of Month, Ir. Girl Award Bill Brown Lettermerfs, Wardens, NHS Clubs, Var. Football, F rosh. Football and Basketball john Bumett Nat. Thespians, C o n c e rt Choir, Choralairs, Quill and Scroll, El Saguaro, Ir. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Drama Club, Melody Club, Ther- mometer S taff, Operetta, One Act Play Night Ioe Burrow Jerry Butncr Lettermerfs Club, V.P. Var. Football, Drama, Let- AMS, Var. Wre.stling, Gym- lcrmen's Club, AMS nastics, Frosh. Football jim Butner Melody C lub , Cboralairs, Thermometer' Editor, SRAC AMS Diana Cebulak Girls League, DECA Club Cecilia Casillas Anthony Castaneda FHA, Girls League, Frosb. AMS Girls Glee 3- ,,-- V . ill t -'-.' , f ig T f, ,.. n . j if P A , ealea u'l, f 2 Judy Coffer Irene Condos FHA, Drama, Z, Future FHA, Girls League, Var. Teachers Clubs, I.V. Tennis, F roslz. Glee Club Girls League Barbara Conway Ancllor V.P., W a r cl e n s Treas., Latin, NHS Clubs, Girls State, Prom Chairman, Sec.-Treas. Frosb. Class, Sopb. Class, Var. Tennis, DAR Award, Pub. Ir. Class Play, Student Body Social Mgr. J Alfonso Carvajal Baseball, Wrestling, Letter- menls Club, AMS Paul Codispoti Pres. DECA Club Frosll Football, Wrestling, Ir: Class Play, Key Club Drama Club, AMS, Swim: ming Skip Cox Science C lu b , Cboraliers, Basketball, AMS Raymond Crawford Band, Lyres Club, Dance Bancl, AMS Melvin Dees FFA, AMS Richard Crawford Band, Lyres Club, Tennis, AMS Franklin Dellorney Basketball, FFA, AMS Carole Dewhirst Sec. Melody Club, Com- mercial Leaders, Orches- tra, Girls League, Operet- ta, jr. Girls Glee, Choral- airs, Concert Choir, I.V. Tennis, Pub. Jr. Class Play Margaret Dominguez DECA, Z, Melody, FHA Clubs, Concert Choir, Girls League 1? 35. 1? in Y 1 L Charles Crowder Var. Band, AMS, Lyres John Dallabetta War ens, Lyres V.P., Op- Club eretta, AMS, Boys State, Drum Major 1 Ardean Dennis Douglas Dennis Girls League Froslz. Basketball, Var. Track, Lettermenls Club, AMS Nancy Dougherty Linda Dunn Var. Band, O p e r e t t a , Melody Club, Operetta, Clzoralairs, FBLA, Lyres Concert C li 0 i r , Girls Clubs, Girls League u i C ,,f 'f.. if nfl' Darrell Evitch SNHS, AMS Judy Ferrcra Pep, Drama, Nat. Thes- pians, Anchor, Modeling, Lyres Clubs, Cheerleader, Majorette, Y-Day Queen, Drama Club Play, Ir. Class Play, DeM0lay Sweetheart, Miss Smile, Girls League League Anne Ewing Modeling, Latin, L y r e s Clubs, Var. Band, Girls League Edward Flagg Drama Club, AMS Donna Elrod Terra Everet Future Nu rses, DECA, FHA, Girls League Pep Club, Girls League james Fambrough Darl Fassett Frosh. Football, LV. Foot- I.V., Var. Wrestling, Gym- ball, Var. Football, Gym- nastics, Lettermerfs Club nastics, Key Club,' FFA, AMS AMS R Joe Francis ar. Band, L y r e s MS Rachel Ghiotto Club, res Club, Band, Z Club, ture Teachers, eague X, Girls i Alice Flores SNHS, Girls League 1 - R 1 - if ,J ,asf-Af , -I e elel Virginia Garcia S tu cl e n t Council, DECA, Girls League Evelyn Gourley Drama Club, Sec. Nat. Thespians, Stage Manager, Thermometer, Girls League Rachel Garcia FHA, Z, Melody Clubs, Op- eretta, Concert Choir, Girls League Kenneth Giss Drama, Nat. Tlzespians Clubs, Drama Club Play, Thermometer, Wrestling, AMS ,ff M. I xg, Ri 1, 1 1 James Foerstncr Lyres Club Pres., Latin, Letternzerfs, Wardens, Key Clubs, V.P. Senior Class, Boys State, Var. Band, Var. Swimming, Operettu, Dance Band, AMS Edna Gamer DECA Club, Girls League Lydia Granio FHA, Pep, Future Nurses Clubs, Girls Glee, Girls League if 1 i 1 A 135 ' 4 l 'E i 'X 'fin fav, Sharon Crijalva Pep, Z, FHA, Melody Club Sec., Modeling Club, Song- leader, Operetta, Concert Choir, Girls League, El Sa- guaro Staff, Y-Day Attend- ant, Ir. Girls Glee, Head Songleader Kenneth Hartung NHS, V.P., Science Club, Pub. Ir. Class Play, Varsity Baseball, Letterrnenis Club, AMS Linda Gray Var. Band, Lyres, Modeling, Drama, Commercial Lead- ers Clubs, Drama Club Play, Sr. Class Play, Majorette Girls League Max Hall Treas. FFA, Wrestling, Ca- det Band, AMS ' fi: , 51 3 ,.,,i,,g,-ff xi-f - i' ig ,,,., ,,, ' , if 2 ,U 49 fl A LF if f P ,Sis-5 , .fue 2 K,-X sw J -as i ii. Sylvia Grijalva Concert Choir, SNHS, Mel- ody Club, Operetta, FBLA, Girls League Malinda Hawks Var. B a n d , Lyres, Rifle Clubs, Girls League james Hendrickson Orchestra, Clef Club, AMS Ann Green Girls League Sr Cla Play , - -9-5' 1 Pub. Ir. Class Play K Sheryl Hartman Drama, Z, SNHS, Melody Clef C l u b s , Sec. Future Teachers, Concert C ll o i r , Operetta, Girls League A 'A-fQ.3i , , .. .. , l ', . raps . ,. 'ge 4. I 1135 Virginia Hendrickson NHS, Wardens, Modeling, Lyres, Anchor Clubs, V.P. Pep Club, Girls League Council, Concert Choir, jr., Sr. Class Plays, Commercial Leaders, Operetta Andy Hernandez V.P., Reporter FFA, AMS Gig, 1 if ff 5: L V I , I lb ..!'lI J . i1i3lif-,f-'M Mary Howry Pep Club, Girls League A ,V W . me if 'U ,fi-I h Yea V ' 'S-L F at-'fir ' . I c f fi A 2 f , f.-5 W.wk 1. -7' it - Valerie Keene Sec.-Treas. Quill and Scroll, V.P. NHS, Treas. FHA, Art Club, El Saguaro, Girls League, Ir. and Sr. Class Play Committee, Anchor Club ,-XX Robert Hill Var. Band, Lyres Club AMS Mary Hurtado Girls League .ag Paul Killingswortll AM S 'W .93 's,i'Q,, nu A. -M Wil lerlene Hines Pep Club, FHA, Girls League Karl Jones FFA, AMS Bette Knapp Var. Band, Majorette, Song- leader, Sr. Class Treas., Y- Day Attendant, Pep, NHS, SNHS, Z, Lures, Wardens Clubs, Treas. Modeling Club, Sec. Girls League Council, Twirp Queen si - R f Kathleen Hodges Girls League Council, Mod- eling, Anclzor, Pep Clubs Girls League Rep. to Stu: dent Council, Songleader Kay Jones FHA, Girls League, Var Frosll., Ir. Glee Club john Kosmata Var. Band, Concert Choir, Lyres, Melody, Drama, Rifle Clubs, Future Teachers, Op- eretta, El Saguaro Staff, Sr. Class Play, Clioralairs, AMS, V.P. Rifle Club james Kraemvr AMS Rosemary Leaver Sec. Modeling, See. NHS, VP Nat Tligwians- SNIIS Drama, Pep, Anclzor, Latin, VVardens Clubs, Songleadcr, Drama Club Play, Tlu'spians One Act Plays Cary Lovejoy Sec. FFA, FTA, T r a c lc- Frosll. lVre,s-tling, F r o s li. Gymnastics, IIV. Football, Cross Country, AMS Q Joyce Lalmvrs Pep, Drama, Treas., Quill and Scroll Clubs, Girls League Linda Leavitt Melody Club, Operelta, Stu- dent Council, Student Body Treas., Girls League Mike Lugo j.V, lVrestling, j.V. Base- ball, Var. Football, Concert Clioir, Letternienls C l u b , Melody C lu lr , Operetta, ARIS s Bill Lancaster Pres. Science Club, Treas. SNHS, NHS, ARIS Andrew Linder Var. Band, Lyres, NHS, SNIIS, Science'CIubs, AMS joan Langwortliy V.P. Anclzor, Treas. Science, Pep, Wardens, Art, Drama Clubs,'Sr. Class Play, Sr. Class Sec., Girls League LaNell Lines Pep, Modeling, A n c lz o r , W'ardens, NHS Clubs, Sec. FHA, Tlzerrnorneter Staff, Head Cheerleader, Girls League Ronald McBride Froslz., 1.V., Var. Football, Harold McCugh FFA, Frosll. Football, Var. Var. Baseball, Lettermen's Baseball, AMS Club, AMS Tom McQuaicl ey, Wardens, NHS, Pres. SNHS, rama, Nat. Tlzespians, Clubs, '. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, .P. Student Council, Var. Ten- fs, Drama Club Play, Rep to nytown, AMS Ernest b'l2lC8Z3I1 7restling, AMS Gary Major fntinel FFA, Pres. FFA '63, MS Doug Mellon -es. FFA ,61, AMS Roy Miller rosll., l.V. Football, I.V. Base- zll, Wrestling, Pres. Key Club, 'rama Club, Boys State, jr., Sr. lass Play, AMS AMS Walter MacAskill Socorro Mugdalcno Future League AMS Nurses, FHA Gzrls VVa1lter May Douglas Melton Var. Band, Rifle, Radio, Lyrzs Clubs, AMS AMS Daniel Montoya Richard Moran Lettermenls .Club, Frosh. Foot- ball, Var. Wrestling, AMS David Morris AMS Mark Lund Lyres Club, Var. Band, AMS Sue Ann Newman Z, Future Nurses Pres., Drama, Wardens, Pep C lubs, Ther- mometer Staff, Ir. Class Play, Cheerleader, Girls League Frank Nunez Track, Cross-Country, AMS jane Morgan Z, Lyres, Future Teachers Clubs, Var. Band, Girls League Cheryl Morrison Ass't. Editor El Saguaro, Future Nurses, Quill and Scroll Clubs, Orchestra, Girls League Josephine Murriettu DECA, Girls League Hardy Ng Froslz. Rep. to Student Council, Var. Band, Dance Band, Key Club, Pres. Lyres Club, V.P. Wardens Club, Treas. Latin Club, AMS Gilbert Ochoa AMS, Cross-Country, Var. Wrest- ling i x ll Q U ,. f' 'V , ,-A-ws..,,, L 1sf+.,t..-,. 54 , K mi- 5 , ?'l.zf?1f.sv1 0-it V f , ' 31' v vii, ,'jgf'q'f,X v4'4I1'f9 fx i. if 3 ,5 .L mf, 1-mate? sfurrwu ll' Ierry O'Dannel Leltermen's Trea.s., K e y , Melozly Clubs, Gymnas- tics, Operetta, Clzoraliers, Concert Clzoir, Outstanrl- ing Atlxlete of Gymnastics '62, AMS Doug Olbcrt FFA Sec., Var. Football, AMS John Olivns SNHS, j.V. Football, AMS Don Osborne Kent Patrick AIIS AMS Pillll Pike Modeling P r e s . , Drama, Nut. Tlxespians, Quill anal Scroll Clubs, Bus. Mana- ger El S u g u ll r o , Girls League Robert Puncrazi Charles Phillips Donna Phillips AMS Key, Drama, Pres. Nut. Modeling, Horizon, Pep, T la e s p i a n .s , lVarclens, D r a m u , Clubs, Girls Clubs, Prom Committee, League jr., Sr. Class Plays, AMS Lynn Parker john Picker Ricl1z1rclPoels Girls L ea g u e , Anchor FFA Treas., AMS Froslz., j.V., Var., Football, Club, Thermometer Stuff, Rifle, Lettermenis Clubs, Pub, Sr. Class Play AMS Aquilino Ponce Frank Ramos Maxine Roberson Frosb. Football, Fros ll. 1.V. Football, Basketball, FHA, Girls League Basketball, Track, Wrest- FFA V.P., AMS ling, AMS Juanita Ponce Anita Renteria Robert Rodriguez Melody, SNHS, FTA, Z, FBLA, Pep Clubs, El Frosb. Football, NHS Clubs, Operetta, Forensic Saguaro Staff, Var. Glee, Sopb. Class V.P., AMS 2nd Place, Girls League, Girls League Clzoralairs Sharon Power Steve Richardson FHA Treas., Pres. FHA DECA, Track, Rifle Club, ,63, Pep Club, Girls AMS League 38 Tim Rooney Frosb., j.V., Var., Foot- ball, I.V., Var. Wrestling, Gymnastics, V.P. FFA, Lettermerfs, W a r d e n s , Key Clubs, Pres. AMS, Student Council Rep. AMS , . Lupe Rosas SRC, P e p , Commercial Leaders, Quill and Scroll, Wardens Clubs, Ed. El Saguaro, Girls League, Publications Workshop, FBLA, jr. Girls Glee Club Bruce Ryan Melody, Wardens, Key, Lettermens Clubs, B o ys State, Frosb., I.V., Var. Basketball, 1.V., Var. Base- ball, V.P. Ir. Class, Stu- dent Council, Sr. Class Rep. to Student Council, Concert Cboir, AMS Grace Santini FHA, Girls League A, . Qi IL Virginia Schierling Art Ed. El Saguaro, Pep Club, NHS, Girls League Council, V.P. Quill and Scroll, Ticket Comm. jr. Class Play .N , Il . F All A 5 'H B jane Simpson Drama, F r e n c h , Future T e a c h e rs Clubs, Girls League Terry Smith Rifle, Lyres Clubs, AMS, Var. Band Lcnnis Schultz DECA, FHA, Girls League Sandra Sirrine Future Teachers, FHA, An- chor Clubs, Jr., Var. Girls Glee, El Saguaro Staff, Girls League Billy Solomon FFA, Lettermen's C lu b s , Froslz., j.V., Var. Football, I.V. Baseball, Frosh. Bas- ketball Frank Sheridan DECA v.P., AMS . , , ,SU g- i - .. .. , , Jail.: L fy. ra X fqgif iiiiii . - -'i-: gem 2' , Sue Skevington Var. Band, Concert Choir, Choralairs, Clef, Pep, Lyres, Drama, Z Treas., Future Teachers Hist., Nat. Thes- pians Clubs, Operetta, Girls League Maria Sosa Girls League , . ,k,,, ,.. . X .ff Pamela Simons Latin Sec., Lyres, Pep, Pres. Anchor Club s, Treas. Ir. Class, Heacl Majorette, Girls League Carole Slosser Pep, Latin, Drama Sec., Anchor, Wardens, French, Quill and Scroll Clubs, Rep. Anytown, El Saguaro, Ed. Crirns, Girls League Duke Spelce AMS Frosh. Rep. to Coun- cil, Lettermerfs, Key Clubs, Mr. Smile, Boys State, I.V., Var. Baseball, Frosh., Var Football, Var. Wrestling sselfiial W 4-M Christine Staggs Michael Taft Ray Taylor Consuelo Tylor Band, Girls League AIMS Pres. SNHS, AMS V.P. Future Teachers, Dra- Sally Thomas Student Body Pres., Soph., Ir. Class Rep. to Student Council, Girls League Treas., Girls State, NHS, SNHS, Wardens, Anchor Clubs, Var. Band, Var. Ten- nis, Sr. Class Play Bonnie Tyrer Future Nurses, Girls League Lana Tipton fHoml FHA, DECA, Girls League Beverly Ulll Pres. Quill and Scroll, Sec. Latin Club, Treas. Art, Drama, Nat. Thespians, Fu- ture Nurses, Ass't Art Ed. El Saguaro, Ir. Class Play, Pub. Chm. State Latin Club, Pub. Chnl. Girls League, 2nd Place Forensic, Prom Committee Y ,I ,f i X if-a IZ: if if ' X - -ifltsilfff A-31 Fw, f4'1 5.gifr'757' I .' -iw A fl 'Q . 3 if My li- 2 ' 7,1725 ig . E vi iff ri' , we Q 'liillfr , . ., Q 'Ty 1 fi-ifiaefe-,:.r.'.1. , r. 5- . 'tlzcg 5fg.m.w.!,,,i'- X ig-,r pl sl -' Es! asv., 3 1 rg Q X I, ,341 in ' 1133 I., . 63 ,fy 1 11, Q i 1 lf.. S , 3 P 'l.,.a yi f 'K ' 'PHI ' 4 ' .H X,,,,, .H , 4, .. gr' 5 . Richard Torres FFA, AMS xg 1 'LH l Connie Urias NHS, Z, Wardens, SNHS Sec., FBLA Clubs, Choral- airs, Operetta, Melody Club, Student Body Sec., Ir. Rep. Girls League ma, SNHS, FBLA, Melody Clubs, Girls League Linda Trigg Sec., Treas. Lyres, Drama, Anchor, Science, Sec., Pres. French, Treas. Pep, FBLA, Wardens, Nat. Thespians, NHS Clubs, Sr. Class Play, Var. Band, Girls League Alice Valencia FHA, Girls League YVilliam Valikai Var. Band, Lyres Club, SNHS, AMS Bert Villa Sr. Rep. AMS, Sergeanl-of-Arms Letter1nen's, Var. Football, Var. Baseball Sammie Ward AMS jan WVcber Anchor, Quill and Scroll, Pres. Pep Clubs, Girls League Council Douglas West AMS Cordon Vance Froslz., j.V. Var. Football, Frosb., Var. Basketball, j.V. Var. Basket- ball, V.P. Lettermen's Sec.-Treas. AMS, Var. Track, Most Valuable Baseball Player '62 Olivia Villarreal Pub. Chairman SNHS, Pe p, Treas. Z, FTA, FHA, V.P. FBLA Clubs, Ir. Class Play Comm., Prom Comm., Girls League Council Sllaron VVarren Melody, Z, Pep, Clubs, Tlzer- mometer Staff, Girls League Dick NVebert AMS Mark NVestgatc AMS, DECA Amy Wilson Bob Wright Latin, FTA, French Clubs, AMS El Saguaro Staff, Thermo- meter Staff, Girls League Esther Zermeno Don Tennille FHA, DECA, Var. Girls Var. Swimming, AMS Glee, Girls League Bruce Westover Lettermerfs, Key Clubs, Frosh., I.V. Football, Wrestling, Gymnastics, Sr. Class Play, AMS Judy Williams Girls League, DECA, FHA Elaine Wright Phillip Zellers Girls League Latin, Science, NHS Clubs, AMS bv S x E. . A . , . VC' if Hs si C? L f. i ,Q f it ' Zfffii- ' 235. 3 if 139,126 - -:rag iv: 'fx :I s 'ii ' Wifi wgiigfj, 'Q X Seniors Sandra Ades Joanne Allebrand Beatriz Arias Scott Amold Lucille Arriola Bobbie Bailey Brenda Barron Sylvia Bourland Kathy Boyd Julie Bradford Bill Brown Kathleen Burke John Bumett Judith Coffer Barbara Conway Herbert Cox John Dallabetta Carole Dewhirst Naomi Ferro Alice Flores Rachel Chiotto Linda Cray Sheryl Hartman Kenneth Hartung Virginia Hendrickson Kathleen Hodges Valerie Keene Bette Knapp John Kosmata Joan Langworthy Rosemary Leaver Andrew Linder LaNell Lines Tom McQuaid Gary Major Cheryl Morrison Josephine Murrietta John Olivas Don Osbome Pam Pike Lupe Rosas Bruce Ryan Virginia Schierling Pamela Simons Jane Simpson Sue Skevington Consuelo Taylor Sally Thomas Linda Trigg Bonnie Tyrer Beverly Uhl Olivia Villarreal Jan Weber Bruce Westover Amy Wilson Elaine Wright Phillip Zellers Hrims Hauer 161111 juniors Donald Allen,-s Lloyd Arnold 1 Betty Battenfield J Marsha Betts John Bustamante VVilliam Butler Wesley Chinn J, , Suzanne Chretin J 5 - James Christman Joy Cordeiro Ann Cox Charles Crawford Curley Cul Anne Elli ' ' Julie Fritjv G Debra Cutt ry ' ' ud Hamilton Riagg' Hardy vfixfffvl , Sandra Hollin 1,141 2,1 ,543 M1 Walter Hopson Robert Hougharn William Jessee Bruce ohnson Xxx Malcolfln Johnson YW 'L WB Karen Kehl Royle LaBree Mar aret Lan o Patriia LaWlg'ivii1y N353 v Mary McClendon John McVey Doreen Masso Tim Painter 1 Richard Psolka MY Jean Simmons , Donna Sirrine 5 Charlotte Sloan Carol Stoddard Bonnie Tumer Nelson Warrington Bruce Wheeler Elaine Wong 0 Blanche Wright 5- Mike Zigich 9, Sophomores Nancy Battenfield Susan Beeler Raymond Beltran Steve Blake Larry Caldararo Elva Carbajal Ronald Clayton Joan Coffer Larry Cole Cary Comprini Panfilo Contreras James Conway Bruce Drummond Howard Elliott Gerald Ciss Betty Cuenzi Albert Cuidero Charlotte Hardy Mark Hutchins JoAnn Jackson Linda Johnson Barbara Johnston Donna Jones Leland Jones Cheryl Kumler Dixie Launt Paul Leavitt Nancy Lemmon Nancy Lutes Dianne McColdrick Alice Ogan Jean Oldynski Shirley Pang Jerrine Pearce Susan Ponce Elizabeth Power Patricia Ramsey Luis Rodriguez Mark Rogers Steve Rouff Lydia Sainz Michael Salas Sandra Sanchez Robert Schultz Jan Slosser Jane Smadel Norma Stotts Cindy Thourot Maureen Tomlinson Richard Towne Sylvia Tudor Nancy VVheeler Audrey Yanez Richard Zavala Freshmen Terry Ades Robert Ahuero Barbara Babcock Michael Barriga Margaret Bengs John Blake William Brandt Barbara Coffey Joyce Comprini Charlotte Crawford Clarice Crow Pat -,Dallabetta -Laura Davis . Linda Dey' Diane Doten Ceorge Doten Peggy Ellis William Embree t 1 1.11 ,ag W' 'L f . , , ,f , V-.S , , . 1, 1 ci Zta, gc J I,,l.CkK,gL?,L !u,7M ,,,1V.5, L WC J C I L L cocci UH, J.- , J - r ,T N., ,, ,,,..,k ,L U 7,4 .7 , iq, 4 I, I A 1 f 'V' ffl-'eff A 'Lui gn., s- ZQL4 H ,, L at Y rftl'-C J . C Barbara Fish Tyronne Furrow Josephine Golez Martha Core Colleen Cray Margaret Cuidero Janice Cuttery Susan Hightower Barbara Hobbs Bobby Hom Bobbie Jo Irwin Judith Irwin Phyllis Johnson Edward Kasun Brenda King Alfred Knepper Ellen Leinbach Annette Lindsay Ethel Linville Linda Loo Sue Loo Victoria Maehling David Mann Walter Miller Kathleen Mitchell Debera Mowbray Joyce Mueller Mary Oldynski Sandra Otero Cheri Payne Joanna Power Tommy Pritchard Andy Pulsipher Dortha Pyles Barbara Ramsey Virginia Ramsey Linda Rezin Larry Ross Terry Ross Raymond Sanders Judy Saxton Sherryl Self Toni Slagle Joann Smith Russell Smith Ann Soldwedel William Spencer Kathryn Storey Jane Stroud John Taft Kenneth Taylor Charlotte Thomas David Thompson Froylan Torres Segismundo Torres Patrick Tracy Patricia Tumer Lorraine Villarreal Helge Vorland Jeffrey Winderlin Peggy Woon LAK, Kc eyfft, ,Q 52:21 1 nf 779- Krfyalty --Q X39 Band Sweetheart Pwm Sxmons Snow Queen-Connie Urias Snow King-Tom McQuuid Twirp Queen-Bette Knapp Twitter King-Roy Miller Band Sparkplug-11m F oerstn FBLA Swccthonrt-Connie Urias FFA Sweetheart-Linda Cray Pvpularity 2901! The Popularity Poll is sponsored by the Modeling Club of Yuma High School. Left to Right are Sally Thomas and Tom McQuaid, Mr. and Miss Friendlyg La- Nell Lines, Miss Pep, and Gordon Vance, Mr. Athleteg Judy Ferrara and Duke Spelce, Mr. and Miss Personalityg Ann Green and Charlie Phillips, Mr. and Miss Campus Witg and Sylvia Bourland and Scott Arnold, Mr. and Miss Most Likely to Succeed. junior THE JUNIOR CLASS has worked hard this year building pep and school spirit. They, along with the other classes, participated heartily in Traditions XVeek. Some of their other activities included sponsoring a street dance, the junior-Senior Prom, and the junior Class Play. President ....... Vice-President Secretary ................ . ...... Treasurer ........................ Representative to Student Council Wesley Chinn . . . Bob Evans . Sandra Hollin Gloria Sheridan . . . . . Tim Painter Acosta, David Aivazian, Karen Alexander, Lewis Allen, Donald Alley, Roy Alvarado, Bonina Alvarez, Dolores Anaya, john Anaya, Shirley Anderson, James Arias, Felipe Arnold, Lloyd Ashenfelter, Ron Atondo, john Austin, jo Ann Avery, William Ball, William Barker, Ivan Battenfield, Betty Beard, Dennis Bedard, Karen Benzor, Margaret Betts, Marsha Beyke, Betty Blair, Brent Bradford, john Brandt, Fred Brisendine, Jeanie Brooks, Diane Bundy, Michael Bumette, Ray Bustamente, john Butler, Billy Calzada, jimmy Carew, Helen Cason, Larry Castro, David Chavez, Yolanda Chinn, VVesley Chretin, Linda A . XR L QS N , nj rx., .T a A r Y ,N v- V , f Q 'E .56 B' I ,,,,,,, rags, Y. A7 . .S , '-7-v -Nqr' . WA' if .- fs, 1 K2 l I I Ye! vi f VVN 1 5. r A , We . -L. Zi .X Ea- at ' , ,,,- r. . g y ig U if G L f ' s pi, -. Wi Sign ,.r li.: k gvk x v fs, f X 5 - ,Q Q59 .. 5 Q 4 F if It L., KE 'iv ::'Z Q 'ff' F Fx B ji H .. f 5 . , R . ,gf ff N, S we Q vA- l Q l V . -ivl-in I -- . , H , 1152 . Vx Avi. KX t f X X Denton, Betty DeVVees, Barbara Dewhirst, Pam Dicus, Barbara Didway, Barbara Drake, Ierald Dupree, Richard Edwards, Charles Ellis, Anne Euhus, Keith Evans, Bob Farmer, Carolyn Fass, John Ferguson, Sarah Ferrin, Diana Finn, Leon Fish, Mike Fletcher, Don Fletcher, james Foley, Dennis F : ' 'Ku 4 z' Chretin, Suzanne Christmann, James Clayton, Susan Conrad, Marsha Corcleira, joy Coutchie, Eel Cox, Ann Crawford, Charles Culp, Curley' Culp, Shirley Daniel, Francisco Davis, Frederick DeCorse, Chuck Dees, Aldover De La Vera, Mary .P k ax, Francis, Bob Freede, Charlotte Frith, Robert Fritz, julie Fuquay, Joe Gonzales, Albert Gonzales, Hortensia Gonzales, Richard Gonzales, Sylvia Graham, Omer C'r'1 Fred Cray, jim Cray, Mary Griffin, Penny Crijalval, Mary ,l i 3 lil: , ' .,'-k L5 L A 5:25512 xv' il r 191 ,AIA I Q' SN F30 r ty,eee , 5 5 SA ' Q , 5? .L r F 1 3 5 . ,qw ' 'X x, Q 1 . 3 K -. .fr fs., l , 1 . 'M f.vN as R 9. 3.1, ., , i 'H . tw 1 i i 1 33 'T up M f is ' 4 if QW! ,wt 'I 1'- ii 5 E5 3 f ' Cixnter, Tommy Guttery, Debbie Huddox, Put Huire, Phil Hamilton, Judy Hancock, Lee Hardy, Mary Hart, Clifford Hectmun, Dnrry Henderson, jim Hernandez, Melvin Herrera, John High, XVallie Higuera, Paul Higuera, Pauline Hinton, jonathan Hodge, Michael Hodges, Frankie Ann Hollin, Sandra Holzaepfel, Harold t I-- if -3 rf V A 49 ,., ,- an ' ff H 3 X uh. - . Y K vm K ff. 4 I of ' I I al Q 4 f -. . wen ,mf I . .-Z ' 3 . 'A D or 2,3 ' M ' . .,,. :ir fl ' P i P l r we YI ff J fl i g ,. it I -el-rg ww K Neff: t . y 5 V , ' JK X K -N 'cf KY 54 'QAQ W - I- 3 ,IPL vxgttx f 1 5 A X- S ff - 1 ' 'ww A -furexw- :U-WL: ,f.k ,1 Q D' M L Rf l r rneer Z Homan, Esther Hopson, Walter Horn, Beth Hougham, Robert Howard, Henryetta Howry, David Huff, Faye Huff, Gloria Hurr, jack Irwin, jay lessee, YVilliam johnson, Bmce Johnson, David johnson, Malcolm Jordan, Russell Kelil, Karen Kerr, Donnie Kubiak, John LaBrce, Royle Lane, Margaret Langwortliy, Margaret Lawler, Pat f Lee, Douglas ' Leffel, Rick Logan, jim Lorona, Lenore McClendon, Eva McClendon, Mary McCugh, Margie ,A Y it '55 1 5 X McDaniel, judy McDonald, Neill McGill, joe ,' R , I K Q f McGoldrick, Richard . .,2 H ,D .,. is my Mcvey, John R' Mansfield, Marvin m Martinez, Rachel W, Massey, Bob Masso, Doreen Maxwell, Robert Melton, Sue Meyer, Iim Middleton, Betsy Miller, jane Mitchell, Bryan Mitchell, Ralph Molina, Emie Montijo, Frank Morgan, Wayne Morrison, Dianne Moseley, Charles Moyers, Judi Neece, Ginger Needham, Judy Olivas, joe Orozco, Gloria Orines, Iguacio Y dbx ' .Q ,Xe K 5 f. s ri. 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A Painter, Tim Palacio, Alfred Perius, Walter Phillips, Richard Phillips, Steve Ponce, Erlin Ponce, Lupe Powell, Michael Psolka, Richard Quinn, Greg Quinn, Ilena Quinn, John Reddell, Katharine Reed, Betty Rice, jaqueline Rice, Michelle Richardson, Shirley Riera, Lynne Roden, Colleen Rosencrans, Gayle Rumble, Geroulcl Saldana, Gilbert Sanchez, Sara Sawers, Bill Scarbrough, Phyllis Schultz, WVil1iam Sharpensteen, Claude Shelton, Robert Shill, Sandra Shipp, Janice Simmons, jean Sims, Dan Sirrine, Donna Sloan, Charlotte Smith, Barry Smith, Gerald Solomon, Christopher Spencer, Iohn Spicer, Douglas Stewart, john Stoddard, Carol Taber, Mary Teeter, Jerry Telford, Neil Thacker, Dale Thomason, Bea Thompson, Tommy Turner, Bonnie Vasquez, Margarita Venable, Harry .Q 3 .e K - X i X' 1 X Villa, Cyndy , . W Villegas, julian - ' 1 gl f., X VVagner, Art A 'T , X ' . ' ' ' A p.- YValker, Robert Y ' - .- Tail' VVallace, Robert dd A 1 J X f 'V , x Q, .ia Q I ,, is NVarringt0n, Nelson ,V . D, R X XVatley, Shirley K - K ag 5 NVebb, Sandra 'V ' 4, ,Q X YVcstmorelancl, Charles Z k'r- A NVhecler, Bruce A W , ,. ,, 2 ' , iff or X s . - -' Q ' i 4 Q ' X! 5 , f02i? i.Ks ff W I L' 'Q White, Thomas TY f, ,,,,..Q'7- 5' I J Wiles, Bobby ,. G? ,f A. 1-Q - -.g . VVilkins, Priscilla as K D T' - 5 - W XVilliams, Bill , 1 W 3: VVilliams, Florence d'- il ' - e , 5 li' ' 1 -- i Tn ,, ,i L ' T l Williams, james YVong, Elaine NVrigl1t, Elyse Q 'W fe aff , wfefarfec. VQWTUYWQCK' Zack, jim Zcrmcno, Patsy Zigich, Mike ' O17 6x V a 1ftL'ffvoNiVW5qffe'ev QP' al T-'u 'V ?J , i ii, Nl' Q7 SY T ,Q 53 fv- Q ' A ,., X 1 .A ophrfrzwr THE CLASS of H658 came back to school this year with a year of experience behind them and as men of wisdom. They were active in the Traditions Week pep contest and sponsored the Freshmen Handshake Dance as Well as a booth in the Pep Club Carnival. They will be looking forward to their junior year as upperclassmen with ambition and pep. President ........ ,,,,,, I olm Ball Vice-President . . . .......... Ted Coil Secretary .................... ......... I anet Jones Treasurer ..................... ....... N ancy Wheeler Student Council Representative .... Charlinda Lairmore -. Abad, Y., Abbott, C. Abril, A., Aguilar, C. Aguilar, M., Aguilar, R. Aguilar, S., Ahdunko, D. Albert, I., Allen, P. Almodova, M., Amavisca, L. Caldararo, L., Calderon, M Campuzano, D., Canedo, C. Carbajal, E., Carew, S. Q ,X -'Que - -.. .. ..,,, . ' 4 .53 -K ,, rw: '-fr., Mp Q. 5 .3kff !j 5? : 5 -1 0 5' 2 fb f - 'W r' 3 Ms? ggi-L , wr' A' ff' Fr EE'-0 3 . . ., film as gw ' F 5 ' sf-'33 5 EDEr Eb DDQ? I-,g7.i 45? , UQ' r Q l rf' 4 vm, Ei 5.gT Es: USS' 'La-fn A W , Sli! 5.-UQ sau -',. . 'i www ...P E Us Y- W - ' F fn EE? ' ' H C fa ' CD I ,, 7 A .5 f A if fy - J ' 1' . ' ff' f X A fy 4, . 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K. mr : v,:V A It 1 .- - . i f :wir ' 'ii I , , ,rf 1 -ez yi, N. , f , gif! fj,,, , .Q-Sf Q55 aijv.. swf, f . esi - Varela, A., Vasquez, F. Venegas, B., Vemon, L. Vollendorf, S., Wallen, I. Ware, I., Watson, B. NVecldle, M., Welter, L. Wheeler, N., Wilkes, N. Williamson, I., Yanez, A. Zapata, R., Zaragoza, E. Zavala, R. ,gqmws 1 nfl, . X -Q ,nl W -, 5 'fx k g Ji 4 Taylor, V., Thompson, 1. Thurston, K., Thourot, C. Tipton, D. Toles, I., Tomlinson, M. Torres, A., Toastoda, C. Towne, R., Tracy, Tudor, S., Uhl, E. Ullery, G., Umstattd, Urias, C., VanDeWalker, K. ,xl l rw- 4 ,, V 7,1 Y. . g gf 5 ' . of 5 -3 6 fl! ' Xa? lx, .W..- A ,, ,. Q ik - 1 E? 9rc'sl1f1f1c14 THE CLASS of '66, largest in school, proved to have the most pep by winning' over the upper three during Traditions VVeek. It has been a good year for the Frosh and may they continue having this spirit throughout their future years at Yuma High. President .......... .... B obby Goldsboro Vice-President ................ .... T ommy Cooper Secretary-Treasurer ............. ....... I udy Irwin Student Council Representative .... . .. Annette Blair .Abbey, L., Abril, C. Abril, D., Ades, T. Aguilar, E., Ahuero, R. Akin, C., Alcala, P. Alclay, A., Alvarado, L. Alvarez, B., Amavisca, D. Anaya, E., Anderson, F. .Anderson, H., Anderson, R. Andrews, L., Andrus, L. Angulo, M., Arias, C. Arriola, E., Atondo, S. Ayon, I., Ayers, J. Babcock, B., Bailey, P. Baker, D., Baker, L. Barmore, M., Barriga, M. Baugliman, M., Bccloya, A. Bedoya, L., Beltran, M. Bengs, M., Benzor, G. Bersola, A., Billings, B. Binnion, F., Blair, A. Blake, B., Blake, j. Bogle, I., Bohannon, Boisvert, M., Bones, R. Bourland, B., Bovee, L. Bowers, K., Boyes, H. Brandenberger, R., Brandt, W. Brinkerhoff, R., Brown, A. Burnett, T., Burrell, L. Butler, R., Byram, G. Cameron, R., Canas, L. , X , Z ...,. 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Santini, D., Saxton, Schuma, C., Schumacher, L Self, S., Sena, C. Setterbo, I., Shelton, D. Shull, R., Silva, N. Slagle, T., Smith, G. smith, J., Smith, M. Smith, R., Soldwedel, A. Sosa, M., Southerland, S. Spencer, I., Spencer, W. Splawn, C., Starek, Stewart, R., Storey, K. Stroud, I., Stuart, W. Sullins, F., Taft, Tapia, M., Tate, M. Taylor, K., Telford, R. Tennille, M., Terry, B. Thomas, C., Thompson, D, Torres, F., Torres, S. Tracy, P., Tumer, P. Turowski, C., Turpin, R. Vahl, J., Velasquez, B. Vemon, B., Villarreal, L. GCR.. X2 Vorland, H., Wade, K. Wagner, P., Walker, M. Wammack, M. Waters, R., White, Whiteside, E., Wilbur, L. VVilkins, L., Williams, B. vt. 1 W g L .fr .... , 4 'RNA .39 .f, v T24 QQ .L ' A 5- r,Qv:?, rir. f-Q . -Q- E it ...fl 4 ,,, 51 2-'A iyii K7 .rf L . . - l i ww w' A Qi I eri 5 . si: iX .' 145 555 ,Q fir lie X er... 551' lx I . U A ., lk ,,- , , , , .1 QW Q ' iz H y L ai . , .. . T -.,, . Q5 ,, iii: il 'lf El m.. golf 3 W .. 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F erro, is Co-valedictorian with a grade average of 1.1. Sylvia Bourland, the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bourland, is Co-va1edictori- an with a grade average of 1.1. 72 Valediclarians, Salufafvrian, an rland: Co-Valedictorian Joanne Allebrand, daughti of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Pl lebrand, is salutatorian wi a grade average of 1.3. These students are also a tive in s cho ol and extr curricular activities. We congratulate you fel your high scholastic achiev ment! 11,0 Zfm ,4 twin chain fic flchie amen! W it gi :ii- Rv-v.. V Q5 iii' 'X 1. V955 A 'PN X 'l a 23 .. ,N - Sitting left to right: Kathy Boyd, Rosemary Leaver, Ken Hartung, Sandi Ades, Virginia Hendrickson, Barbara Conway. Missing is Scott Arnold. Ken Hartung .. Barbara Conway . . Scott Arnold .... Rosemary Leaver . . . Sandi Ades ...... Kathy Boyd ........ Virginia Hendrickson .. Grade Average 1.34285 1.42500 1.46341 1.47058 1.48484 1.48484 . . . 1.48484 is ii. , -. 4 . 8 if 4 .4 5,1 27 ',- 4112 Q - mia .f ,pr wt N, K fhkg. ,. rr, A 4 ,4.t ix Q rt.. 8 73 U15 leaders af Our Sfudmf Eddy With the help and support of our Student Body Of- ficers, Yuma High has be- come a well-known name throughout the state. pr-N, 74 Secretary - Connie Urias President - Sally Thomas Vice Pres. - Tom McQuaid E ,-Q.. ri Q 'P Treasurer - Linda Leavitt Sfudmf Erfuncil Beads the Student Eddy 'N -' ' A' f-sings i- , , . :YQ .. 'fftifu' s 'P 81-1' 71,7525 ' - Ji' . . . . M' .. w...-r.V r r ,A .. W-.. .,. ,w.,c.,, ,.,x .,, s npr-H L... ,Vi ,ff. , . f ,--, ,- K M . X,,,,,N, :ft Standing: VVesley Chinn, Bruce Ryan, Tim Painter, Scott Sally Thomas, Connie Urias, Iulie Bradford, Kathy Hodges nold, Bob Goldsboro, Duke Spelce, John Ball, Advisor Mr. Charlinda Lairmore. nlloway. Sitting: Annette Blair, Barbara Conway, Linda Leavitt, STUDENT COUNCIL is made up of the student body officers, one repre- sentative from each class, a representative from the Girls League and A.M.S. Council, and with seniors always filling the positions of Student Body President and Treasurer. The Student Council is the backbone of the school. It is their responsibility to pass all laws concerning the student body and to act as a go-between the student body and the administration. They are the de- ciding power which governs the organization of new clubs and they also serve as an advisory group to settle differences among clubs, organizations, and classes. WVe, the Student Body, thank the Student Council for a job well done. 75 Girls ' and Hogs ' Sfafers Boys are: Duke Spelce, Roy Miller, jim Foerstner, and Scott Arnold. Absent is Tom McQuaid. GIRLS' and BOYS' STATERS are chosen by the faculty with recommenda- tions from the Student Council. Five boys and three girls are elected. They study the processes of government and live in a make-believe democratic state. The week is filled with challenges, which gives them the opportunity to become better citizens. Girls are: Barbara Conway, Sylvia Bourland, and Sally Thomas. N3 ,Q '-.., . 'xg . is ff? SE Girls ' League and Assvciafed M 614 Students X Mx N lX.....---ki! L tv B Left to right: Kathy Boyd, Bette Knapp, Mrs. Saunders, Betts, Phyllis Necsc, Miss WVl1ite, Mrs. Burtch, Charene Sylvia Bourland, Debbie Cuttery, Beverly Uhl, Cheri Crawford, Nancy Battenfield, Betty Battenfield, Beatrice Kumler, jane Smaclel, Olivia Villarreal, Lucille Arriola, Arias. Mrs. Hixson, Jan Weber, Ginny Sehicrling, Mmm Girls League and Associated Men Students are organizations open to all stu- dents at Yuma High respectively. Their purposes are to promote the highest standards of high-school life and also to make provisions for social activities and other functions as may be in the best interest of the Yuma High students. Left front: Larry Calclarero, lim Spencer, Joe Bur- back: Mr. Patterson, Bob WVallace, Ted Coil, Mr. Head- row, Bert Villa, Duke Spelcc, Tom Rooney. Left ington, Mr. Soergel. 77 .,f..2L'ETi V 1. iw as ,, Qi 112354191 ,, , L- 'Vvv ,, .-. ., iv .uit ff--vrgur -fair? Queen Judy Ferrara and her court: Sharon Grijalva, Bette Knapp, Joanne Allebrand, and Pam Simons. Z!-Day Queen Every year the Crims choose a Y-Day Queen. She is chosen from a select five, and reigns over the Homecoming Dance held in her honor. Judy Ferrara and Skip Cox are at the Homecoming Dance at the right. 534 5 Qucen 14 ,Attendants X 3 Pamela Simons Sharon C-rijalva .Queen 19 Atfvudanfs Bette Knapp Joanne Allebrand Ee 5 :mfg Y A- ' . x . Lf ' 5' emi ' . Q ' RF., A- . , , . . X ,,,.. .LK 'A'h g lx .V 33 fx , ,N T, 6 9 X W 0 X if kk f 1 -N N R 1 NJN ,L ph W Wg xv. X V 1 X xf f B 'fy' ,M N W .. r. -M N C' X X, x . : f X 'Y ,--n-5 . V- X f if X X W Q N Rf: K bf. 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V -,r A K ,gi -...fffw r ' EEZ. -' ' t if . - ' . W: , . ' Q. .-: 'ws.fQmQX . .. x y rf..- - 5- it f -zu B gt 81 Saguaro Hapfure 'We give thanks to Mrs. Walker for giving us advice when we needed her consultance on matters of impor- tance. Cheryl has not on- ly shown her su- pervising ability but has added a ray of sunshine to our annual staff. Lf ff'- , 4 --'- . W r.. 1 , v1.?f5' .off if? 'ap . . ii'ii. TM Cheryl Morrison Mrs. Jean Walker Assistant Editor Advisor A lot of the credit for this year's annual goes to our El Saguaro edi- tor, Lupe Rosas. Due to her superior abilities in management, she has led her aspiring staff to produce one of the finest and most unusual yearbooks that has ever been presented at Yuma High School. To Lupe goes our heartiest thanks and appreciation. 84 5 it 2 5 if 1 a 3 SMUREU Lupe Rosas Editor-in-Chief The meeting of consta: deadlines . . . painsta ing layouts . . . and tl exactness of copy ai some of the mechani that must be perform by the competent Saguaro staff in ordi to preview this ma nificent addition of oi yearbook. piri' aff lfuma High With numbers, Pam a n d Naomi are geniuses. Their Eb of selling year- ooks and keeping financial records was done with ut- most care. Let's sell ads was the cry of our ad- vertising editors. They have done an excellent j o b of promotingour school through ads. ati am Pike - Businegs Manager john Burnett - Advertising Ed. aoml Ferro - ASS f- BUS- Manager Nancy Battenfield - Advertising Ed. ithoul the divis- nal editors and eneral staff, our e a r b o o k just ouldn't be. So to ou, we offer our anksl from L to R are: Sandra Sirrine, Val- Our Art S t a f f headed by Virginia Schierling, h a s worked hard do- ing their part to make our annual a success. The pro- fessional pictures this year are the products of our p h o t o g r a - phers, Tom and Lewis. Divisional editors: A n i t a Renteria, Carol Slosser. 'Miss- ing Gloria Orozco. General Staff: john Kosmata, Sharon Grijalva, Bea Arias, Sue Skeving- ton a n d Harold Breech. Tom Allt - Head Photographer Keene, Beverly Uhl, and Penny Griffin. Lewis Alexander - Ass't. Photographer Virginia Schierling. julie Fritz - Catalog Keeper 85 Thermometer co-editors, Frank- ie Ann Hodges and Iim Butner, share the responsibility of seeing that the Thermometer is publish- ed every two weeks during the school year. That makes 18 editions for your enjoyment. Assigning stories, supervising copy-reading, planning page lay- outs and meeting deadlines are just some of jobs that take up the Editor's time. N' sbaiflfi 'W , . X M? i 'rf . , M 5 V Both editors attended the Arl 5 . '- L l 'L zona Interscholastic Press Ass J ' S A ciation summer Workshop, Jim ' a recipient of a Quill and Scrd scholarship award. Frankie h. also served as news editor. xl I . f...,, it K, X, - ' NX ,, , . T A an un. 1. , . .., L, r P' s 'iii l. X z 4 as r A -iis V r .-a.y 1 .,.i 1 gh ' ' .,... gpyw LVKA Chermomcfer Staff Wvrks Hara THE STAFF members of the Thermometer work hard at making interviews, planning new copy, securing advertisements, and writing stories about activities at Yuma Hi. fi Standing: LaNell Lines, C l 0 r i a Sheridan, Frankie Ann Hodges. Seated: Michelle Rice, Doreen Masso. 86 Q' Mrs. jean VValker, our Advisor, has helped a great deal this year. ll year Staff rl! Wrfrk Before the ink is dry, the page editors Gloria Sheridan, La Nell Lines, Sharon YVarren, Jeannie Simmons and Frankie Ann Hodges, check the Thennometer as it first rolls off the press at Southwest Printers. s a s NM .x YS. Susie Brown, Maureen Tomlinson, Ken Ciss, jean Simmons. Not pictured are Sue Ann Newman and Charlotte Freede. Q -'xy M... e,ii .S .f NN--. .4-I L. to li. Judy Courley, Don Amlrews, Debra Guttery, Cincly Villa. V25 R . A r Es a 5 lx 1 if S i ., A ,S S ,, . ' iff I e f S siri 2' i S .S Lynne Parker, Ginger Neeee, and 87 ll!-lb' M11 ching 1571114 I ,U 'Tr al? The Yuma High School Marching Band had a very successful season., Their routines were done to such tunes as 'LChu-Chu Cha Chaf, Peppermint Twist, MXVlN.'ll The Saints Come Marching lu, and Moon River. Many hard hours of work and sweat were spent hy the hand to uphold its title as best in the state, Their motto, Fidcntes lil l ideles-Confi- dence and loyalty, was a major factor for their success. ' ,. 'nv 1? ff h qi ,,.p i K i Patty Turner Nancy Knapp COHSCI1 Gray These 3 freshmen majorettes experienced not only football halftimes, but also several parades. Richer with knowledge and experience as a majorettc, we are looking forward to them guiding the hand in 3 more successful years of marching seasons. This YHS senior has been a member of the band for 4 years. Of those 4, she served as a majorette her junior and senior years. 76? I in fate ' ZXffff29EZi,:Zi i , ' i 4 A.-. i f ' - ' -1 gsswm fm. .sewn .,.. . r ms. . .- . rg . , -gears-res-i,,. -g, A A , f gr., X .k . -I r:'xw.g - ,L ' mx, - - . i 'J 52 'H A ,I ' gf:-:aa ,.-1 i we r '. Y Q 3 s- 4 'es v an 'l -:. N Sr. 3 V o. 5 Q.. . Q , J '-.Seam rj E I C. V r , in . we .W Q ..., Y J' 3 S i l johnny Dallabetta, Drum Major Responsibility and musical knowledge were nec- essary for johnny to successfully lead the band in its marching season. johnny has been a member of the concert, marching, and dance bands all of his 4 years at YHS. This 6'2,' senior has served as the drum major the past 2 years. i my ga I 4 Q 1 fi ' e 3 . I f ' . sm , A , M i .f ' 'N' 0:4311 ggc:.Zs'aswf - - s . --si . 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AAN- firm -S. ieae1ai:fg'?b' ig fits-.:Qyf,g,'e.. kewl? fs TY 1 I x 5. fi , .-fifff Q-H 1'7 ,fa ves -'gt' I 4 11 .3-'X - .ff -f 4 Iflif-'-f'1. if ' .ii ,Mm zz. jf? ink,-,:gg..,:.agH,5, ,. ...V ,.-.H 1,,.rs K--. 4, ,Q-wg ., l',','f '4,fj5'.. .lj . 1, . y,-.lf rg 1--' ,,,a., H V :- Ml-,. . 9. ak-.5-5 je ,Q ., j.f.igi,.2 -6.3.1, , v I 5 1 ' r .2 1, - ,.s 109' .. -V151-flak! 91' if Pamela Simons, Head Majorette While serving as head majorette her junior and senior years, Pam has been responsible for select- ing original ideas for both majorette and- band routines. Pam has served as a band majorette for 3 years and has been a band member for 4 years. . ,. 1 ' -'.,.....es8v .-'wrt -K Linda Gray Gloria Sheridan Gloria Huff Gloria, a junior at YHS, has spent Experiencing her first year as a major- 2 years serving as a majorette and as ette, this YHS junior has been a band a band member. member for the past 3 years. llama High chaff! 1 we W1 ' ROVV-1. B. Middleton, Clayton, L. Carter, P. Simons, C Cray, C. Huff, N. Knapp, P. Turner, L. C-ray, L. Cliff, C Thomas, Mueller Row-2: Dallahetta, Cray, S. XVebb, H. Elliott, P. Dallabetta, H. Hice, Green, M. Betts, Kos- mata, P. Crawford, P. Neese, L. Trigg, B. Horn, F. NVilliams, M. Hardy, M, McVey, L. Davis, B. lessee Row-3. S. Chretin, .--Q '-4. A 90 Mr. John Dallabetta, Director M. Conrad, R. Monahan, R. Jordan, Unstattd, M. Betts, Chiotto, S. Ghiotto, AI. Saxton, L. johnson, B. Power, M. I3 riga, S. Loo, E. Leinhach, Irwin, C. Crawford, B. Bat field, N, Battenfield, R. Shull, B. Embree, C. Hart, T. Hall Hamilton, M. Green, Meyer, Ball, K. Kehl, Stroud, Hendrickson, S. Beeler Bow-4. Foerstner, A. Linder, Mr. Dallabetta is the director of the varsity, dance, cadet, and beginning bands. He has also worked as co-director for the operetta while serving as head of the music department. Ac- cording to Mr. Dallabetta, this year's band is one of the best ever produced in Yuma High,s history. ameri Hand B. Ball, T. Gunter, D. Melton, R. Shupe, P. Leavitt, F. M. Harris, Blake, L. Yanez, G. Splawn, M. Bengs, C. Foster, Lines, C. Quilter, D. Thacker, C. Solomon, P. M. Munk, S. Blake, C, Crawford, R. Crawford Mr. Dallabetta, M. McClendon, K. Hollin, H. Hol- zaepfel, F. Gray, Spencer, 1. Francis, P. Contreras, Morri- son, L. Lopez, S. Hollin, Spencer, M. Preston, B. Hill, T. Smith, B. Valikai, Killingsworth, J. Currier, T. Thompson Missing: B. Bailey, P. Bailey, N. Dougherty, C. Dougherty, Irwin, T. Pritchard, Morgan, Reynolds, G. Sheridan Many hours of practice and rehearsal were spent by the YHS Concert Band to guarantee one of the finest concerts ever performed. Some of the selections in their repertoire were Dynamarch, Toccatta, Seascape,', Bossa Nova, Royal Air Force March Pastf Tamboo, and Noc- turne In a Modern Mannerf, The major factor for the concertis success was the hard working attitudes of the 115 members of the varsity band. 91 VHS' Dance Hana Row-1. D. Allen, P. Dallabetta, Cray, Dallabetta, Ball, T. Hall Row-2. T. Cunter, C. Crawford, R. Crawford, S, Blake C. Foster Row-3. Kubiak, B. Ball, Foerstner, P. Leavitt, H. Shupe. Pianist, H. Elliott, vocalist, M, MeClendon5 string base, T. Thompson, drums, H. Holzaepfelg director, Mr. John L. Dallabetta The YHS Dance Band was rated the first high school sta. band in the nation by Art Detriek, top Stage Band Clinician. T dance band, under the direction of Mr. John Dallabetta a. student director Jim Foerstner, has provided entertainment I1 most of the school dances. They have also made trips to Ca bad Army and Navy Academy plus the ASC campus. Dance l6'ana Sntarfains Lfarlsaaa Array, any .Aaaacrn Mr. Dallabetta. Now that I've got him, what do I do with himf' says john Kubiak. Sorry, Terry, no more seasrck pills, says Look Ma, no cavitiesf says Tc Gunter. adef band members are ught music techniques d style. Their objective is reach a standard of play- g that is acceptable for embership into the varsity nd. Daily practice and a gulated schedule of learn- g constitutes their pro- am. The cadet: band is di- cted by Mr. John Dalla- tta, varsity band director o. XV e are looking forward seeing each of these mem- rs in varsity band next ar. M usiciau at Work ROW-l. D. Clavton, C. Munk, C. Howry, V. hlachling Row-2. C. Harris, P. Herman- son, A. Kneppcr, N. Lemmon, C. Quiltcr, B. Valcnzucla Row-3. YV. Schultz, C. Dotcn, R, Smith. String base, R. Hill. Left to right are Mr. Cunningham, Robert Butler, lim Hendrickson, and Larry Clark. The objective of the string ensemble is to acquaint students with orchestra in- struments. Duct, trio, and quartet selections were shared among the mu- sicians to insure proper m u s i c a l knowledge and ability needed for their play- ing. Since the ensemble is not a performing group, they spent much of their time in sight reading and practice. The ensemble is directed by Mr. Roy Cunningham. 93 VHS Krfuccrf Elmir Row-1. S. Moscr, M. Tomlinson, P. Higuera, S. Grijalva, H. way, R. Garcia, L. Lorona, M. Martinez, L. Arriola Row 3 Carew, E. Caravajal, M. Arias, L. Macazan, Gonzales, T. Carew, McDaniel, H. Anderson, T. Taylor, N. Wfhceler Almodova, S. Grijalva Row--2. Mr. Cunningham, Williams, Clayton, Fritz, C. Stoddard, E. WVong, M. Rcnteria, D Alx u 1. Shipp, G. Clayton, M. NVilliams, B. Reed, M. Arias, S. Did- S. Pavga, S. Culp Mr. Roy Cunningham, Director The Yuma High Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Boy Cunningham, is the varsity singing group on cam- pus. The choir was responsible for producing and vocaliz- ing the annual operetta, On VV ith The Showf' The choir was also made available for any requests of public singing engagements. Some of the selections performed by the choir were My Funny Valentinef, Christmas Medley, Grand Night For Singingf' and The Graduation Songf, Experiencing his first year on the YHS faculty, Mr. Cunningham believed that the choir,s potential was reached by constant 94 rehearsal and practice. Kay ' amz' Girls ' 5155 -1. G. Desch, R. jackson, C. Schumacher, A. Gonzales, B. C. Edwards, M. Madison, F. Vasquez, I. Rainey, A. Graclillas mn, S. Didway, M. Ortega, V. Martinez, S. Fuller ROW-2. L. Andrews, H. Howard Row-4, F. Edwards, V. Simpson, C Gonzales, Parker, D. Hughes, S. Morrison, A. Santini, C. Cameron, M. Roberson, M. Brewer, D. Baker, M. Moreno, C M. Crijalva, A. Moreno, H. Thorne Row-3. S. Cox, Nevels. Standing in back is Mr. Roy Cunningham. junior Girls ' 5161: at 16 1. M. Rendleman, S. Fuller, C. Rosencrans, A. Alday, E. L. Villareal, M. Aguilar, N. Silva, B. Mier Row-4. C. Parker R. Turpin Row-2. R. Cameron, H. Gonzales, C. L. Zack, I. Back, L. Pyles, C. Payne, B. Coffey Row-5. P A. Lindsay Row-3. M. Calderon, C. Mabery, Phillips, Mr. Roy Cunningham 95 opt! fxozffai-04 c'494f94dM-1-L01-Q LMJJ-Z5wLf2f'Qf wbzfjf MJJQZ, 4.,?.jL1,w5gf 92c,,p:L...L4 vdlzfffiyklbgivj 7' cL4QM,c.e4,4 J! 5, warn Cwfylmggpymww .,QJ1,.,w4J3.afQ+zUumfL4uw5lZwJa,WJgfL2ifAe, dncfap QZQAWLZAZQLWZ BQ, dw ML WQAAQMJ-e.ZL7 J,4fL,UCi M141 ive fmqabldupeffb :Egg gyww W QQ ffMf51fffQw fwuw ww QM? My fgdeid 42, Ld jfffwfe '54 Vx? QWWJZZJQA wMf t44 gimp MAAMW up 64 G19-'fcefwifcfl fAff!m,4J -M f ' I jqp , 14' ' 6 -64152. ' - ,OJ I ' ' r V fl - q' Lcd! 5 F 4' - I - 1 . 4 I : . 1 ' 74 Kg' , .f - .1 C' h Q C I C Q if ff . x sebggfli tg I ' f . ecw, LC- , - ' du' ,, 5 H .V if U -' .,-- f A If .- , 9 N , I r L1 qv my 1. ' ' 0 ll I V r , ,, ,,, K ,, ,, I ' ,Q L J ff W, f UL, pg Q A LLC' ' . 1 , .- ' b , i f , - I 3 La, 4 P f afw, c X 4- 1 0-LA., -ff GIPCA X 'U'-54-J 1 4' U-1740 14144 -7c4,4f!fJ,e Jw,f74MAQ Awmfwfwdwwj ff, wwgf Zwsggmntg . A L Lftzgglaa Mfg' -wadu, .fad -ZWWL, gffuLiA,74p+1JM.i7 Q,Zgzaf.w4f,, 12,2 W + VW gfzitdaac . ' ' 1 ' ffl +0-fcwfp 1 fo.-wUg,, J:az,q11C,9,,4, '7 MW 1,.fA1wA.w,wf+iJ-wfwel 90 PM ,wM f 4d.e,UJ1rbv cwsbcawrlzf Jw-2-,Q.f9!-:JA '60 1-mm -. .,0f:W,!,11f,,xpC,Qi,,,,f,4L,.,v4 wzfwgwf QM JT MM K .Lf 9 . LQ, Crum f MQ5ZZZZiAJ Lum.. YBWQ Sigue fu res The three Lewis sisters played by Karen Bedard, Marsha Betts and Gloria Huff are good friends of Mrs. Larue played by Mary McClendon. They come vis- iting and find the most pe- culiar things going on at the Larue Towers. Mrs. Howard V. Larue ...... Carrie ..................... Sybil ................. Maude .... Eva .......... Nelson .......... Grace Lewis .... Boy .......... Mimi ....... Chef .... Virgil .................. , Mary McClendonl35 Betty Battenfield . . . Penny Griffin . . . . . Gloria Huff .. . Marsha Betts Bob Evens . Karen Beddard Iaylrwin ..... julie Fritz . . . . Steve Phillips . . . . . Bob Francis gh, J. f if 'hm west! c O 34' we 4 X C: N X Q ' K ,,.EK ,,,,i l l ' will ,X t e XX X X rrii 1 ycy . NX-f it it ssit 3 Michelle Rice Mary McClendon Mr. Weete The director has many important jobs in direct- ing a play. He has to see that the different jobs of the Chairman,s are done. He has to see that the people in the play get their characters the way they are to he done. This year our Director is Mr. Weete and our Student Director is Michelle Rice, a Junior this year. Student director does a lot of varied odd iobs. Getting costumes, helping the publicity, and making sure every thing is going along smoothly. Both Mr. Weete and Michelle have done a very good job directing this years junior Class Play. M rs. M c Ching junior Hass Flay 1963 FOLLOW ME TIE YOUR SHOELACESU n , STICK 'EM UP,' 'AWHO DID YOU SAY YOU XVERED 99 ,4 um' Margaret Guidero Tom McQuaid .... Norma Stotts .... Ginger Neece . , . John Kosmata U15 Diary af .sf f f gmuk Margaret Guidero Che East . Anne Frank .. Mr. Frank . Mrs. Frank Margot Frank .. Mr. Kraler XVilliam Brennan ....... . . . ....... Director Leland Jones .... . . Peter Van Daan Gerald Giss ...... Mr. Van Daan Nancy Hoggatt . . . . . . Mrs. Van Daan Robert Maxwell .... ..... M r. Dussel joan Langworthy ............. Meip john Burnett ...... Student Director Cast members are left to right: Kosmata, Langworthy, C. Neece, M. Cuidero, N. Hoggatt, G. Ciss, L. jones, N. Stotts, T. McQuaid, and R. Maxwell Hours of rehearsal and planning were spent on this year's Drama Club Play to assure its success. Through the efforts director XVilliam Brennan and the Drama Club, The Dairy Anne Frank has become one of the top plays ever to be I sented at Yuma High. Z3 uma 61116 Z7 ay In Otto Frank CTom McQuaid7 dances a waltz with Anne argaret Guide-rol as Margot fGinger Neecel Watches. Stage manager Claude Sharpensteen, director William Bren- nan, and student director john Bumett discuss plans for the stage construction. Making sure that they would not be discovered in their hide-away took hours of planning on the part of the Van Daans and the Franks. -wax Members of the cast and the stage crew gather around to hear constructive criticism from director VVilliam Brennan. ie Uaclafa qm- Iohn Burnett Charles Phillips Julie Bradford This year's Senior Class Play Mr. Brennan and Sandie was a great success. Moliere's y Ades, Student Director, with the Play The Doctor in Spite of help of Mr. Ochoa should be Himself' is one of the most i congratulated for the success of humorous plays produced at the play. The stagecraft classes YUMA HIGH SCHOOL. also should be thanked. Mr. Brennan On Stage THE SENIOR PLAY CAST .....IohnBurnett Martine .... Geronte .... Sganarelle Robert . . . Lucindre . . . Valere . . . Lucas . ..... . . . . julie Bradford . . . . Charles Phillips . . . . John Kosmata . . . .. Linda Trigg . . . . Sue Skevington . . . . . Tom McQuaid Jacqueline .... .... I oan Langworthy Leandre . . . Roy Miller Thibaut ............. Bruce Westover Perrin ................... Linda Cray Maids ...... 4 u Q.. wa, T, 553 rr A 'Nw r-4 .. ff. f 1 Ann Green, Sally Thomas '73 e?4 l K 51 T? Y x ---,X .x l ga Q 3 as Xiu . K wk' 3 x . 3 gains P Jill!! N get 1' f-wa. . . Q S ..l -'T 'Q' if '4 n s .fm XV bg i ii Q. Q 5 . K gg. lil S ' r S5 'X T5- s rs 'I Ti rr Q, J ua . .,,... N, 104 On With the Show john Burnett fu-0' :vi XVi1liam Jessee Martha AriaS Naomi Ferro is Remaining members of the cast are Susie Clayton, Connie Urias, john Kosmata, Marsha Betts, Jerry Butner, Karen Kehl, and Tom Allt. ,M alrfdy 61:16 Opcrcfia sie Clayton aomi Ferro U16 6657 Ma Allbee Maria Allbee hn Burnett . . . .C . ......... . . . Danny Collins 'll jessee . . . . . .-LQ:J5f...r.e-sang. . . . . . . . . . . Sidney nnie Urias ..... Q . .......... Aggy artha Arias arsha Betts ,rry Butner hn Kosmata ren Kehl .... m Allt .... ancy Wfheeler ........... . .. Bearded Lady uma High Concert Choir uma High Dance Band Teena Mrs. Midrock Lefty Sheriff Lucy Towner ff' 'illiam Brennan ...... . . . Co-Director f- hn L. Dallabetta .... ..... C o-Director rr y Cunningham .... ....... C o-Director ' chel Garcia . .. .... Student Director Mrs. Midrock fMarsha Bettsj warns Danny Uohn Burnettj that if he delays his marriage to Lucy fKaren Kehll any longer she will turn him over to the law. Below, the Sheriff Uohn Kosmatal ex- plains a notice he is giving to Ma Allbee fSusie Claytonj requesting her to close down her circus. ' . I E i e 3 X' . 4 5 ., . W r Q . Teena fMartha Ariasj, the circus snake charmer, is sometimes caught in baffling circumstances. One of the top entertainments at Yuma High, this year's musical revue was very successful. A well-rounded knowledge of music plus hours of rehearsal were two of the main reasons for its success. 105 X A: ., mag L Thi X . x' X xv' a vu I , '-.. X ,Q X- x .A 1 ' f R. Q2 ki if XQ N SJ gb SN XESM SRX 'xigwigfkg Qi 'MSSXSEQE Hg iN3w'Q.NSMv'i3' N R W yi QQ 5 5 53,2 if 3.393 Pep THE PURPOSE of this club is to promote school spirit and sup- port all sport events and pep I allies. HEIR ACTIVITIES include: car wash, booster cards, bonfire F rally, pom poms, and painting posters. THEY HOLD the annual Pep Club Carnival. -.A President-Ian Weber, Vice-President-Virginia Hendrickson, :Secretary-Donna Sirrine Treasurer-Linda Trigg ' 1'- Row-1. B. Knapp, C. Sloan, K. Berdard, S. Newman, K. Hodges, S. Powers, D. Phillips, Srnadel, L. Rosas, M. Renteria, O. Villerreal, S. Crijalva, A. Renteria, T. Almodova, B. Arias Row-2. C. Abbot, N. Lutes, K. Osbom, R. Leaver, S. Brown L. Lines, B. Tumer, Needham, K. Aivazian, B. Battenfield, Shipp, M. Aguilar, L. Arriola, Slosser, P. Griffen, S. Skevington, Lahners Row-3. Mr. Weete-Sponsor, I. Allebrand, C. Reddell, C. Slosser, E. Wong, C. Stodder, F. WVilliams, M. Rice, P. Simons, D. Neese, M. Howery, Miss Madden-Sponsor Row-4. A. Arriola, Lang- worthy, jones, P. Higuera, C. Laramore, E. Estandia, S. Fererson, M. Hardy, L. Welter, N. Battenfield, Coffer, S. Beeler Row-5. Fritz, McDaniel, Ferrara I. Bradford, P. Hoddox, C. Huff, K. Kehl, M. McClendon, L. Craino : 1 2 A. Key 61116 l x i Sponsor-Mr. Weete, President-Roy Miller, Treasurer- T. Ramos, C, Phillips, I. Brown, T. Coil, H. Ng, B. VVes1ey Chinn, Sponsor-Mr. Wood Row-1. L. Cal- Ryan, I. Erwin Row-3. P. Codispoti, T. Painter, j. dararo, M. Zigich, B. Evans, R. Psolka, R. Towne, B. O'Danel, T. Rooney, S. Phillips, Brown, Fum- Butler, M. Mansfield, Foerstner, W. Perious, L. brough,S. Amold, D. Spelce Hancock Row-2. R. Crawford, B. Westover, Ball, THE OBJECT of this club is to promote initiative and leadership, to serve the school and community. THEIR ACTIVITIES include: S.L.O.B. banquet Sadie Hawkins Day, Collect 108 clothes for Save the Children Foundation. P Z 61116 THIS CLUB does its best to develop better citizens, and to co-operate with the school ad- ministrators. THE GIRLS were Junior hos- tesses for the Zonta Home-a- Bama, and ushered when they were needed. President-Sue Ann Newman, Vice-President-Pat Lawler, Secretary-Doreen Masso, Treasurer-Olivia Villerreal I Row-1. P. Higuera, L. Ponce, M. Tomlinson, K. Avazian, A. Renteria, C. Urias, B. Arias Row-2. D. Kerr, B. Knapp, B. Middleton, I. Ogan, B. McBride, L. Lorona, S. Grijalva Row-3. R. Garcia, M. Dominguez, Coffer, S. Hartman, M. Taber, Mrs. Burtch-Sponsor Row-4. R. Ghitto, F. Hodges, Odinski, S. Skevington, L. Granio, S. Chretin, Coffer, L. Iohnson B. Barron, President-Paul Codispodi, Vice-President-Frank Sheridan, Secretary-Judy Glover, Treasurer-Lana Tipton, D. Birkmeyer Row-2. E. Gamer, 1. Williams, M. Sosa, V. Garcia, B. Biever, E. Arriola Row-3. E. Zemieno, J. Murrietta, G. Santini, M. Dominguez, D. Elrod, L. Schultz Row-4. T. Castaneda, B. Berry, C. Crawford, S. Richardson, M. Westgate, F. Arriola, Mr. Wood- Sponsor THIS IS the Distributive Education Club of America. It is a program designed for Seniors who are interested in retailing and salesmanship. These students go to school four periods a day and then work for 2 hours with some extra time. Only 20 schools offer this program to high school seniors. During the month of March there is a convention at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. 109 This club is to develop initiative and leadership. It provides experience in work- ing together. THEIR ACTIVITIES are buying glasses for needy stu- dents, and ushering at the basketball games. jllflffllflfir 14, .Xg Qi President-Pam Simons, Vice-President-Ioan Langworthy, Secretary-Treasurer-Sandra Ades Row-1. C. Slosser, 1. Fritz, V. Hendrickson, B. Conway, C. Stoddard, V. Keene, E. Wong, Needham, Shipp, K. Bedard, K. Kehl, L. Trigg, M. Langworthy Row-2. C. Laramore, S. Kumbler, Smadel, S. Thomas, Weber, M. McCugh, S. Hollins, D. Sirrine, P. Dewhirst, P. Neese, D. Cuttery Row-3. K. Burke, K. Osbom, S. Sirrine, S. Brown, L. Lines, Allebrand, M. Betts, B. Tumer, B. Battenfield, M. Conrad, S. Beeler, jackson Row-4. Bradford, 1. Ferrara, R. Leaver, L. Parker, G. Huff, M. McClendon, M. Gray, M. Hardy, Slosser, B. Wheeler, Mrs. Saunders-Sponsor Jlflelzfdy Klub w y L kt' 1 T0 'Af N'-J L This is the group that pro- motes interest in vocal music. THEIR ACTIVITIES were as- sembly for Constitution Day, Christmas D a n c e, Sleighride Serenade, The Christmas Con- cert, and the operetta. President-Mary Lou Arias, Vice-President-Lucille Arriola, vice-President fProtemQ- Rachel Garcia, Secretary-Sharon Grijalva, Treasurer-Sue Skevington Row-1. Mr. Cunningham-Sponsor, S. Moser, Fritz, M. Tomlinson, E. Carbajal, S. Crijalva, M. Martinez, Gonzales, T. Almodova, L. Macazan, H. Carew Row-2. P. Higuera, S. Carew, M. NVilliams, I. Ponce, E. WVong, C. Stoddard, B. Reed, B. Didway, L. Lorona, Shipp, C. Taylor Row-3. McDaniel, H. Anderson, M. XVi1liams, G. Clayton, N. NVheeler, S. Clayton, M. Renteria, D, Alvarez, D. Ahdunko, S. Culp 110 Kadin gfllb Members from left to right are: D. Allen, Henderson, Anderson, I. Barker, C. Doten. Missing is john Stewart. he Future Business Lead- 's of America consists of udents that show interest 1 the commercial field of usiness. THEIR ACTIVI- IES for this year were: the vveetheart Dance, an An- ual Picnic, booth in the p Club Carnival, and lds contest for students ith commercial subjects. -i...i This club helps amateurs get their license to act as a service organization in emer- gencies fCommunicationj Its activities are Code classes and Teclmique classes. ?.l6'.lT.V4. President-Lucille Arriola, Vice-President-Olivia Villarreal, Secretary-Bea Arias N ,Mlyiissgng,1,Qfqasuzer:,SQI1dra Hollm Row-1. S. Crijalva, C. Urias, W'eber, A1 Renteria, T. Almodova Row-2. Mrs. Sorensen- Sponsor, P. Hare, C. Taylor, L. Rosas, Reporter-Carol Dewhirst, Mr. Holehan-Sponsor 111 Hufurc' jfrfmemak er af ,llmcrim PrcsirIcnt4Sharon Powers, Vice-PresicIr'nteCharlotte Hardy, Secretary-Betty Battenfield, Treasurer-Valerie Row-1. B. Ramirez, B. Powers, S. Hnddox, N. Lemmons, C. Farmer, B. Denton, J. Auston, E. Ochon, D. Brandenburg Row-2. E. Estundia, P. Crowder, S. Ferguson, P. Higuera, D. Massa, A. Ellis, I. Brubeck, C. Cnsillas, S. Sanchez Row-3. M. Burgoz, S. Tudor, A. Munoz, J. Murriettn, D. Ferrin, G. Neese, I. Hines, E. THE PURPOSE OF this club is to help girls gain a better understanding toward their home and family. Keene LeGmnde, K. Aivazian Row-4. Mrs. C. Walker, Sponsor, L. Curtis, D. jones, C. Beltran, E. Zermcno, G. Santini, P. Hoddox, 1. Pancrazi, G. Mendivil, S. Vallendorf, S. Ponce, L. Weltcrs, F. Williams, Miss Fordik, Sponsor, S. Culp SOME OF their activities during this past year were: Coketail Party, District Convention, Christ- mas Party, Sweetheart Cookie Sale. Sfufurcf Zzrmer of America Vice-President-Frank Ramos, Secretary-Cary Lovejoy, President-Cary Maior, Sentinel-Tim Rooney Row-1. R. Moore, I. Bugle, B. Solomon, I. Fuquay, I. Meyer, P. Gephart, K. jackson, J. XVallen, J. Power, T. Hooper Row-2. A. Dees, M. Tate, B. Hunter, N. Sullenger, M. Wommack, S. Ramos, L. Vernon, B. Hull, J. Albert, K. Euhus, M. Weddle, B. Bailey, THE PURPOSE OF THE F.F.A. is to develop agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizen- ship. A F EXV of their activities for the past year have been: Held parent and son banquet, Prepared a R. Mcfllocklin, R. Wilson RowA3. G. Faulkner, I. Orines, F. Sullens, S. Kehl, K. Jones, I. McGee, R. Duppree, I. Dehorney, D. Olberg, C. Culp, H. McCugh tMissing are Treasurer-John Picker, Andy Hemandez-Reporterj food basket for needy families at Christmas time, entered float in Rodeo Parade, Participated in County Fair, Elected Chapter Sweetheart, and they ,also had a hayride. 5'ufurc' sucker L. Loronag Treasurer-Pat Lawlr-rg Prc,'sillenlWBobbie Sue Bailcyg Vice-President-Tinker Taylorg Secretary- ' Sheryl Hartman Row-1. T. Quimbyg L. Ponccg M. Bettsg B. Powersg P. Neeseg I. Ponceg M. Bcttsg D. Sirrincg J. Fritzg P. Bailcyg D. Stnnsberry Row -2. Sponsor, Mrs. Fosterg A. Aldayg D. Ioncsg P. Crowderg E. Estandiag B. Watsong L. Weltcrg A. Wilsong N. Battenfieldg D. THIS 'CLUBS purpose is to interest students in some phase of teaching. THIS YEAR they attended two state meetings, one in Phoenix and one in Tucson. They sold pep boosters, and helped with American Educa- future Mowbrayg R. jordan Row-3. G. Lovejoyg B. Frnnccsg M. Taborg K. Burkg R. Maxwvllg C. Hnrdyg A. Dominguczg D. Fcrring B. Guenzig L. Arriolag S. Sirrincg P. Griffcng J. Morgung G. Glovcrg F. VVi1liams5 D. Kerrg R. Chiottog I. Kosmnta tion Xveek. They also had a banquet and a picnic. And if a teacher needs one of the mem- bers help, the student has permission to take the teachers classes for the day. 1113675 Treasurer-Doreen Massog Secretary-'Lydia Graniog Vice-President-Sue Ann Newmnng Prvsizlmlt-Kathy Boydg Mrs. Kettunan Row-1. E. Almncharg L. Schumacherg A. Lindseyg M. Guiderog P. Higucra Row-2. I. Williamsg I. Powcrg P. Bailyg A. Ellisg I. Ioncsg S. Madgaleno Row-3. B. Johnsong S. Shillg S. Richard- THE PURPOSE of the Future Nurses is to inter- est students in nursing and in its allied fields. SOME 0F their activities were: sale of donuts at football games, had a car wash, booth at the song P. Coxg B, Didwayg B. Hobbsg D. Ahdenko Row-4. E. Iungg K. Parkerg D. Launtg B, Uhlg D. Elrodg C. Morrisong T. Taft Pep Club Carnival, and had a holiday basket for the needy families. They also had dinner with the Arizona State District 7 Nurses. 4 zzfiamzl U15 plan THE PURPOSE of this club to get more people interested Drama. It goes deeper i drama than the regular dra club. In this club you can a learn more about the thea and what itis made of. Treasurer-Iiln Hnmphrivsg Vicz'-Prusirlmzt-Rosemarie Leaverg Prcfsirlcnt-Charles Phillipsg Secretary-Judy Gnnrley How-1. B. Egcrg F. Davisg J. Snindvlg S. Nvwmnng L. Triggg S. Aclcsg I. Allvbrzmd How-2. A. Greeng E. Coutchieg S. Clnyhmg B. Evansg j. FL'l'l'ill'ilg P, Pike Rowell. J. Burnetteg Mr. Brennan-Sponsorg S. Bour- landg B. Uhlg T. McQuuiclg J. Brnclfnrdg li. Millcrg G. Cissg S. Skuvington Drama Treasurer-Ioyce Lahnersg Vice-President-jane Smadr-lg President-Joanne Allebrnndg SL'cretm'y-Carol Slosser Row-1. C. Gartlundg T. Lopezg S. Adesg B. Egerg C. Neeseg P. Criffvng F. Davisg C. Villag L. Triggg P. Pikeg A. Lam-3 C. Fnrmerg L. Ric-rag J. Incksong M. Lnngworthyg 1. L0- pvz How-2. E. Estalncling T. Adesg L. Grnyg E. Coutchicg J. Humphriesg S. Ft-rgnsong S. Claytong B. Evansg J. Fvrrnrng ll. Leaverg C. Phillipsg C. Taylorg Hartmnng S. Beckg L. Welters Row-3. I. S10SSerg I. Cof- ferg K. Osborncg A. Greeng P. Crowdc-rg C. Famhronghg L. Ionesg S Wcbhg R. Towncg T. McQuaidg I. Bradfordg R. Millerg I. Kubiakg B Hem-dg D. Jonesg J, Kosmatn Row-4. Mr, Brennan, Spnnsorg R. Sweeney j. Burnettug S. Skevingtong B. Uhlg J. Bradfordg R. Maxwellg I. Corley C. Rmlvng K. Gissg A. Linde-rg E. Flaggg B. Drummond THIS CLUB trys to develop and forward dramatic interest in the high school. It also helps to improve individual talent and establish competition in dramatics throughout the State. THIS YEARS activities were a football dance, a drama club play, they had a 114 booth at the Pep Club Carnival. E PURPOSE of this club is recognize high achievement Spanish by students of secon- ry schools and to promote con- uity of interest in the His- nic study. ME OF their activities are a ip to San Luis and they also 3 Christmas: caroling. 'HIS CLUB helps further in- rest in scholastic achievement id to recognize those students 'ho achieve high honors. 'HEY OFFER certificates to nderclassmen with an average 1.5 or better. Then in the ring they have a tea for the onored underclassmen. They so assist people who have missed school. punish fzfiomzl ar rfcicfy fs Vice-President-Marvin Mnnsficldg Secrctaryvjudy Hznniltong Prcsidcvxt-Ray Taylorg Missing is Trvasurvr- Bill Lancaster Row-1. Mrs. Iohannscn, Sponsorg S. Aclesg G. Quimhyg I. Uxnstnttdg P. Dewhirstg J. Smndclg M. Ricog M. Bt-ttsg C. Villag B. Middletong B. Knnppg B, Powerg L. johnsong C. Urins Row-2. D, Ahdunkog N. Lntcsg H. Francisg L. Ioncsg W. Iuhnscng H. Ariasglj.-Morrisong M. Arinsg J. Bruheckg M. Bnrgozg J. Allvhrnmlg N. Bnttenficldg I. Incksong S. Grijnlva Ron'-3. P, .LmvErgi D, Lunntg VR. St-hultxg R. Townvg B. Ynlucnig 1. Brzxdfordg N. Martinezg L. Arriolng S. Snnchczg S. Bcclerj C. Tzxylorg C. Sloan Row -'-- 4. Mr. Powers, Sponsorg I. Kubinkg T. Browng T. Puinterg A. Lindt-rg D. Evitchg H. Elliotg G. Gissg 1. Coffcrg M. Gonzalt-sg B. Dicnsg Mr. Martinez, Sponsor afiomzl ffrfmfr ociefy 4 -sv? 'kd Vict'-PrcsidcnI-Valerie Keencg Prcsi1Ic'ntfSylvin Bourlnnclg SCcrc'fary-Rosemary Lcavvrg TfKY1S!ll'CfAJ0ilX'l Langworthy Rzzwfl. K. Buyclg S. Thomusg B. Knappg J. Allchrandg L. Linesg B. Conwzxyg S. Advsg C. Urixls Row-2. V. Shcrlingg T. Mc-Quaidg B. Browng L. Triggg V. Hendrickson How-3. S. Arnoldg A. Lindt-rg K. Hurtnng 115 ?rc'm'l1 61116 President-Betsy Egerg Vice-President-Iim Proctorg Secretary-Treasurer-Karen Eedardjl' N Row-1. I. Fmncesg E. Lcinbnchg P. Turnvrg L. Laneg R. Mycrsg I. Fritzg S. Monohnng I. Fritzg M. Langworthyg C. Stoddardg S. Adesg I. Churc- hill Row-2. M. Sulxiag A. Wilsong S. Bourlandg A. Aldayg N. Knappg C. Slosserg C. Munkg B. Fishg K. Ryclellg B. Diclwayg M. Benzorg P. Griffing D. Stansberry Row-3. J. Slosserg N. Scottsg J. Simmonsg S. Claytong L. THE MAIN purpose of the French Club is to pro- mote and interest people in foreign languages, es- pecially French. THEIR ACTIVITIES are as listed: a booth at the Riemg C. Grayg D. Ferring S. Russellg H. Andcrsong B. Hobbsg C. Craw- Iordg S. Loog E. VVrightg B. Horng A. Cox Row-4. S. VVebbg P. Myersg A. Dominguezg B. Bourlzmdg B. Guenzig K. Hinclineg B. Iessecg R. Smithg B. Fishg J. Thompsong S. Burkeg R. Psolkag B. Ricrag M. Hinelineg P. Hain-9 Sponsor, Mrs. Leonzudg L. Sainz Pep Club Carnival, an initiation banquet, a spring banquet, and a candy sale during Foreign Language Week. e fiance Klub THE PURPOSE of this club is to learn about science, science careers and the role science plays in our democracyg to stimulate interest in and interpret science to othersg and also to foster co-operation by partici- pation in group activi- ties. THIS YEAR they had exhibits in display cases, and they also had pro- jects at the County Fair. They sold annual covers and sponsored booster cards. .-q-1 Treasurer-joan Langworthyg Secn'tary,Bil1 jesscg M. McClendong Missing are President-Bill Lancasterg Vice-President-Ken Hartung Row-1. M. Hnrdyg D. Guttcryg R. Houghamg W. Chinng M. Langworthyg I. Ogcn Row-2. C. Thourotg V. Hundricksong R. Psolkag P. Zcllcrsg N. Wheelerg I. Oldynskig K. Boydg L. Iohnson Row-3. I. Grnyg S. Coxg S. Chre-ting S. Bourland Row-4. B. Johnsong P. Haireg A. Lender War cn glllh , -1-v l R i , Secretary-Debby Cuttcryg President-Hardy Ngg Treasurer-Karen Kehlg Vice-President-john Dallabetta Row-1. S. Thomasg B. Battenfieldg E. Wongg D. Sirrineg S. Newmang S. Adesg C. Slosserg B. Arias Row-2. I. Lungwnrthyg K. Boydg S. Bourlnnrlg L. Triggg V. Hcnclricksong J. Allebmndg B. Knappg C. Urias Rowfd. D. Mcllong W. Chinng T. Paintcrg B. jcsseg C. Crawfordg T. McQuaidg L. Rosas Row-4. T. Avisg B. Brown. L. Lim-sg R. Millcrg H. Lcnvurg J. Foerstnerg I. Bradfordg S. Arnold latin 61116 X , Parliamentarian-Wesley Chinng Vicc-President-Karen Kehlg Secretary-Nancy Wheclcrg Treasurer-Jean Oldynskig President-Bruce Uhl Row-1. M. Lzmgworthyg L, Yanezg R. Psolkag D. Allcng C. Stoddardg R. Houghamg E. Wong. I. Tracyg J. Comprinig A, Lidnseyg E. Amacharg M. Guidcro Row-2. Miss Paloma White, Sponsorg W. Millerg R. Ahdunkog D. Gutteryg C. Stoddardg M. Hardyg D. Mnssog I. Saxtnng B. Coffeeg K. Kesnerg C. Hardyg I. Ogen Row-3. B. Conwayg C. Abbottg I. Taftg C. Turowskig C. Hampeg P. Bengsg B. Uhlg M. Johnsong M. Oldinslcig V. Machlingg J. Guttcryg J. Crecng B. johnsong D. Woodg D. Browng D. Dunnigang I. Conwayg S. Blake Row-4. I. Villegasg G. Coodg S. Coxg J. Blakeg M. Harrisg K. Holling H. Ngg R. Frithg M. McLendong C. Crawfordg S. Rouffg J. Focrstnerg N. Wilkesg G. Comprinig R. Phillipsg B. Jesseeg P. Zellcrsg A. Guidero THE WABDEN'S club is a service club. It is composed of the stu- dents with high academ- ic achievements. The Warden's Club helps students who are unable to purchase books for school use. THIS IS the club that sponsors th e Western Days during Rodeo Week. They also have the annual steak fry at the years end. THE PURPOSE of this club is to band together L atin Club members and to promote an inter- est in the study of the classics. T I-I E I R ACTIVITIES for this past year were: a party for new mem- bersg they sponsored the Arizona Junior Classical League Convention at the U. of A. 117 ,M adding Klub Treasurer-Bette Knappg Vice-Prvsidelzt-Joanne Allebrzmdg President-Pam Pikeg Secretary-Rosemary Leaver How-1. K. Bedardg C. Sloang L. C-rayg V. Ilcndricksong L. Linesg K. Hudgusg C. Lairmorug I. jones Rowffl. B. Middletong K. Kehlg A. Ewingg B, Turm-rg D. Phillipsg N. Lutesg J. Ferrarag S. Gri- THE PURPOSE of Modeling Club is to advance the standards and principles of amateur model- ing for high school girls, and to prepare fashion programs within the high school and for local organizations when called upon to do so. fdffvr jalva Row-3. G. Huffg M. McClendong S. Fergusong N. Batten- fieldg I. Simmonsg Miss Fordik, Sponsor SOME OF their activities of the past year have been a Fashion Show, Trip to modeling school, a popularity contest, and a Pep Club Carnival Booth. lfl is' gfllb -.,,, - Srcrctzzry-Trvrmirvr-jerry O'Danm-llg President-Duke Spelceg Vice'-Prcsidcizf-Gordon Vancvg Sergeant-ab Arms-Bert Villa Row-1. D. Fasscttg M. Mamsficldg T. Painterg J. Quinng R. Morang A. Carbajulg B. Butlcrg ll. Martini-zg I. lirwing D. Le-eg T. Rooney RowA2, L. Caldararog F. Danielsg R. Psolkag B. Westoverg R. NVnllau.-eg T. Avisg I. Famlmroughg B. Browng M. Lugog C. Culpg Row-3. D. Folvyg ll. Burnettvg S. Solomong D. Cunnigang I. Mc- THIS CLUB'S PURPOSE is to promote good campus spirit and sportsmanship, to govern the wearing of athletic awards on the campus. Veyg W. Szlmsong VV. Coreyg A. Abrilg G. Perrineg D. C0109 D. Garciag M. Hernandez How-4. I. Foerstnerg A. Hasselg L. Alex- anderg R. Houghamg J. Burrowg D. Meltong J. Drakeg K. Hartungg S. Arnoldg C. DeCorseg D. Castrog B. Evnnsg W. Perius THE ACTIVITIES of the past year have been: Dance and a picnic. They also sponsored the Harlem Clowns Basketball game. U U -ll gf 'L 0 fl Row-1. I. Burnettg Virginia Schierling-Vicc-Presidentg Beverly 2- C. 51055011 I- lV9l10f4 .li Lilhlwffi Pikf Row 3'C- Mom' Uhl-Presidentg Valerie Keene-Sccretnry-Trcasurerg T. Allt Row- S0113 L- 1105355 SDOHSOY-MTN 101111 Wlllklf ,Q 'll Li cm!! Quill and Scroll, international society for high school journalists, has been active on the YHS campus this year. Besides sponsoring two scholarship awards to students who will be going to the AIPA summer publications workshop at A.S.C. in July. Quill and Scroll participated in a nationial Auto Safety contest in March and initiated 19 new members in April. Last spring, the chapter awarded two half scholarships to Lupe Rosas and Jim Butner for their outstanding work in the yearbook and newspaper respectively. They not only received this scholarship, but also the Jones Osborn Award money. Q I ix X jim Burner and Lupe ROSuS c CX Cyres The following people are members of Lyrels Club: Vice-President -Iohn Dallabettag B. Middletong S. Claytong L. Carterg P. Simonsg C. Grayg G. Huffg N. Knappg P. Turnerg L. Grayg I. Umstattdg M. Bettsg R. Ghittog S. Ghiottog I. Saxtong L. Iohnsong B. Powerg M. Barrigag S. Beelerg F. Montijog M. Harrisg I, Blakeg L. Yanezg G. Splawng M. Bengsg T. Alltg C. Fosterg I. Francisg P. Con- trerasg I. Morrisong I. Currierg T. Thompsong B. Baileyg P. Bailey H. Elliofttg P. Dallahettag M. Hardyg M. McVeyg L. Davisg B Icssceg S. Chreting M. Conradg R. Shullg B. Embreeg C. Hart A. Linderg I. Kubiakg B. Bally T. Gunterg D. Meltong R. Shupe L. Lopezg S. Holling I. Spencerg M. Prestong B. Hillg T. Smith B. Valikaig J. Killingsworth THE CLUBS of the school year of '62-,623 have all been quite active. They have all ful- filled their purpose and have also done their very best to promote good will and school spirit among the students of Y.H.S. Each club strives to develop principles of leadership and service to school and community. 1 I . 61116 Librarian-Virginia Hendricksong President-Iim Foerstnerg Secretary-Treasurer-Linda Triggg H. Riceg J. Grecng M. Betts. I. Kosmatag R. Crawfordg P. Neeseg B. Homg F. Williamsg S. Leeg T. Hallg J. Hamiltong M. Greeng J. Myerg I. Ballg K. Kehlg J. Stroudg I. Linesg G. Quilterg M. Mc- Clendong K. Holling H. Holzaepfelg F. Cray. I. Spencerg N. Doughertyg C. Doughertyg I. Irwing L. Cliffg C. Thomasg J. Muellerg I. Grayg S. Webb. R. Monahang R. Jordang E., Leinbachg I. Irwing C. Crawfordg B. Battenfieldg N. Battenfieldg P. Leavittg D. Thackerg C. Solomong P. Dewhirstg'M. Munkg S. Blakeg C. Crawford. R. Crawfordg T. Pritchardg J. Petersg J. Reynoldsg G. Sheridang Sponsor-Mr. John Dallabetta Klub Presidents Anchor D.E.C.A. Drama French F.B.L.A. F.F.A. F.H.A. Future Nurses Future Teachers Key Ladn Lettermen Lyres Melody Modeling National Honor Society National Thespians Pep Quill 6: Scroll Pam Simons Paul Codispoti Ioanne Allebrand Betsy Eger Lucille Arriola Gary Major Sharon Powers Kathy Boyd Bobby Sue Bailey Roy Miller Bll1SZ9.Uhl Duke S'pTalce jim Foerstner Mary Lou Arias Pam Pike Sylvia Bourland Charles Phillips Ian Weber Beverly Uhl Radio Ivan Barker Science Bill Lancaster Spanish National Honor Society Ray Taylor Z Sue Ann Newman Wardens f Hardy Ng 7,wt:.1uL 9'-walter.-f'of+k.ek.L.S. PLL! +la:x.j.,1 THE PURPOSE of this club is to advance standards of instrumental and to oversee many details a large group of students an use of many dollars worth of music and to solidify the group in itself. SOME OF its activities are initiat- ing new members, sponsoring a dance, and an annual banquet. 121 T Q 2 Eg Svhzwl li N R 51 One-two Cha-cha-cha! Mr. Dallabetta and the Lucille Arriola, Olivia Villarreal, Sandra Holli majorettes are teaching the band the Cha-cha for a Cilf0le D6Wl1il'Sf, and Tinker Taylor are ClrCSSf-Bd half time show, Halloween costumes for the F.B.L.A. initiation. Back to school blues are apparent in the faces of the students on the first clay of school. alma Wifi jflflti Aim Brains are racked dur- ing senior testing peri- ods. I wish he would quit ' dancing, I want to go . home! was that two hot dogs and three cokes, or hot dogs and two cokes? XJ ...K ewan Nothing like u new hair-do to boost il girls spirits cyan nga! , y Scene at thc cafeteria during thc- Y-Day Honwcorning Dance. The cheerleaders ringing up another victory for the Crims on the Vic- tory Bell. XMQQL fi ? Q Key Clubbers putting on a pre-school skit in thr- triangle for Y-Day, tau Y T1 XOFA QKGH we? The lost trophy. The inner-city football trophy Went to our rivals--until next year. Mike Bundy C323 tries for a basket. Behind him are Ron Jesse and john Brown. 126 Darl Fassett going for a pin. l john Atondo of the Yuma I.V. squad runs for another touc down in the closing game of the season. Cradifian. Off Wresflin TRADITIONS WEEK was a week of competition b tween the classes for the promotion of pep and scho spirit, and to boost the beginning of wrestling and ba ketball season. THE CAFETOBIUM was decorated wi posters, pep boosters, and balloons, as was the enti, campus. Pre-school pep rallies were held in the triangl every morning, and the teachers put on the funniest pe rally of the year, as they dressed up like song ar cheerleaders. Soph. skit at the Bonfire Rally. ior Untouchables raided Y.H.S. on dress-up day. L. to r. are McBride, Cordon Vance, jim F ambrough and Bill Brown. ack Sets mi Bask dba!! ST ER PARTIES were held weeks in advance and all ring Traditions Week. The highlight of the week was bonfire rally which was held at the blockf, E COMPETITION was stiff and the Freshmen Won E Traditions Week plaque for their outstanding sup- t and achievement. 1 Bonfire rally crowd and band. V Bev Uhl, Hardy Ng, and john Bumett star in the Senior skit at the Bonfire Rally. The Freshman class won the first Traditions XVeck plaque for being tops in the promotion of pep and spirit. -P+-I if' ti 'ttri' my K z A I'm Tom Cooper and I'm Basketball Queen. 127 Y H- bf if , 45 , 15' 3 6 'fs It 4 f ., S.l..O.B. The Student Leaders Officer Banquet was the first of the animal banquets hosted by Key Club. Mr, Patterson explains an advanced Algebra problem to Ann Soldwedel and Danny Hughes. 32 ' x Loading up for the dance band trip to Flagstaff, are the members of the Yuma High Dance Band. February 6, 7, and8found most Criminals all dressed out in western togs. Girls were allowed to wear riders and boys were urged to wear their western shirts and jeans. Pictured here are: David Mann, Toni Slagle, Sue Ann Loo, and Rudy Hernandez. Q is l N - It's a bird-it's a plane-it's a CERMI Bill Ball discovers the microscopic world of Biology. I January 25 proved to be a busy day as most of the student body received their T.B. test. 'lvl Q to f X ia S-p..-.. X K., ,K Green hands, sloppy shirts, and straw hats were the fashion of the day for the Future Farmers initiation. 17 Mr. XVectcls football bulletin board displayed clippings and pic- tures of all the football games. -4. 33.342 - 'iii' 7 X, 5 L A typical F Hey you, get up and fight! A skit put on during the Latin A d I Club initiation. H sim . I This marked the end of another six hours and 40 minutes in the day of a Crim. Now that wasnit so bad, was it? XX -... . 3 Mr. Weete-Senior English teacher . s S K Q Q Now is the time for all good land graduatingl seniors 5 S 1 L 1 a to get measured for caps and gowns. Mrs. Beeler and 2 Z ' l ll , 2 Sharon Grijalva. A ' Mr. Drysdale-Senior Problems teacher. Y 1 fus uorning pep rally. X LIVE X S K i The Student Council sponsored thc Spring Formal that was held M4 in the Cafetorium on February S. is al 9 ,ks A scene from the junior Class play, Mrs. McThing, which turned out to be a huge success. fs isa, This is how the cafetorium looked during the Student Body campaigns, mn fi U16 51411 Krauyhf ANOTHER YEAR has come to an end, it seemed to go by so fast. FOR THE Seniors it was the last opportunity to do so many things that has been left undone before, such as that last chance to raise grades, to attend all the games, dances, and plays, to make new friends and to become better friends with the old ones. AT THE same time it was the first chance to perhaps do a little fortune tell- ing into the future. By now most Seniors had decided what they plan to do after graduation: college, jobs, or marriage. Good Luck Class of '63! WELL CLASS of '64, you finally made it! Yuma High is yours now. We wish you the best of luck in carrying on the traditions of YHS. Have fun and work hard in your Senior year. OUR SOPHOMORE class is eagerly awaiting the arrival of next September when they can call themselves upperclassmen and be a part of the 'Kruling classi' on campus. 1966 SEEMS to be so far in the future for the Freshmen, that very few of them gave it even a momentls thought. But all too soon the four years will have vanished and graduation will be upon them, just as the end of their Freshman year seemed to disappear. EACH AND everyone of us has given a part of our lives to a school that has redeemed that small part a thousand times over. Thank you Yuma High, thank you. -u-.,, T-Qi ,M vmcwfs C0 Kcmember SLOB Banquet Y-Day Sr. Class Play T ' W k wirp ee Traditions Week Sleigh Ride Serenade Ir. Class Play Western Week Spring Formal Drama Club Play Bow ,n Sucker Day Student Body Elections Operetta Sadie Hawkins Day AMS Talent Show Pep Club Carnival zz ew Kcginuing l .- MMM, WLM, G N ' -W V' wmopln Lj6,QjN,,I uoJUU GLU. A A , K V . I M E. I JU U0 L N mo WW cw ig, , M C 144' U 'Y' W V ' - 4 XE I1 i xl A 1 p 'KW 'V V 1-'flu-A1-,Kyra ry 'uf , I ' v 'I T -Xu N X N --f ff A fd' ' A 6 b.Xi,N5,'Nhj 'x S V j 1' -ff ,Xin 94.18 .1 I li,,,YAjm, 'A 2 Q5 wiv , 4 'W - M' T U , 4 1 I kim N ,flu sy A, Lk iii lf X gO'f1,j ' 1' V ' Q vi, ., G5 ,QL n,l,L ,fix ks GLR f!X K- Af - xr ' xx f I x' r I , ' px X ,Q I N ,gl 1 7333, Xiu 1,-ue, fMlfWb'mfP'q-fQ-f 1 K XX fax , ..., rj X' f-A fxk -' H I p -fl U N X ' 1 A41 x l ' J' sf f1..1fvK.,49xz X Q U71 4' 'x 7 V! , . , fi 5 4 f f' 'JLLZAI CC K 'ff IL I 4 If fK 1,6 L L Y 'K f - L 1 J KA k K KKK' 5 ,. K ' z lv 5 ' 5 :if H K f, I M 1 !,C ' 1 L wx, Q11 K I- 'V flffj' - kcfc f ' , 4 : ffh., A X 1 ' ,I , if , J T Q, X I , ,X 31' 1 fr ,- V, ' J! 1 -' 1, K k if Lf K! 5 Z I fr K dl, X, fd I x K 1 Xa., IZ , Q 4' 4, -' z fcf , f j . ff if 3 f . f ' 1 Cfhccrlcaders Suppvrl ,411 ports YHS Cheerleaders are to be congratulated for the fine work they did in supporting all the teams at Yuma High by being the backbone of the student body at games, pep rallies and especially on Y-Day. 136 Headed by LaNell Lines, the YHS Cheerleaders helped to make Yuma High School num- ber one in the state in pep. LaNell Lines Head Cheerleader Joanne All fl Donna Sirrine Karen Bedard ebrand Sue Ann Newman Judy Ferrara if V W, ' V ff: 'H K' ' . wa: my kfggsiggql fv jam. 4,-fgex L'.V,.'N--W.figgfgwpggegfw igigififwiipfziqyingfg, x , Q rf 53, 34 , ev '- K QQ- I . lf? f 1592 .E 4 Z - I sw' 1 Sharon Crijalva RoseMary Leaver Co-Head Co-Head ,............,....,,....,...,- , Ll GSW Q I t F, Q Le L , e A : Toni Almodova NS ...-.--wwwq-'- . 'Y E, -- bfi ' L'h- Yi,-H135 g v ' if? 4 3 f , Pat Haddox Kathy Hodges ,gm .,A, . .fax ,fs 3 ' NA r Ellie Q l . l J f -., 1, K qw-VXAN lf s 5.5 . . ,ff Lfff 271' - V 91,4 , Ai ,, no yi ' K My 5523? '63, , PML A - -I ,rg 557' K ' ir 2, .jw,j'-igvlisggil ' ' .lwflftaf sifas-wi, , ui ' .ff'fi5 4'l'i l1 WA' , ' rw 'K ' 'I -'fi '91 :ff QV19' F tiff!! Y 'T , Qggnfg ,A Q' ' was, y-fa 1 A A -5 :-,cx,. i, ' ' ,ap ,l - K5 'EM' -. P1-51,1 'if-'-.-,', . ,fl A 1 ,FEW fflb 1541,-f at- 3 y . -Q M h .:-fr'H'f lg. Qi, V. ft . r f eFltFNfv'31 f ga. ' ff .421 ' SONGLEADERS, Top Row-Bette Knapp, Kathy Hodges, Sharon Bottom Row-Bonnie Tumer, Rosemary Leaver, and Pat Haddox ----....... I A Grijalva, Charlotte Sloan, and Toni Almodova Bette Knapp Charlotte Sloan on I Pep Bonnie Turner I!!-f Varsity 5'1wf!uzl! quad 2 K 1--- , V- 1. G, - er , A '2 :ASV .-- . x 'L flrif, Bow 1. Larry Comet, Bert Villa, Mike Lugo, Billy Solo- mon, Thadeus Cipson, Tim Avis, Iohn Brown, Duke Spelcc, Tim Rooney, Bow 2. Iohn Quinn, Richard Pools, Dennis Finfrock, Bill Sawers, Tim Painter, Ray Burnette, Aloe Olivas, David Howry, Curley Culp, Doug Olherg. Row 3. Cordon Vance, Calvin Bivins, Steven Phillips, Buckshot Samson, Doug Lee, Lee Hancock, Walt Perius, Mike Fish, Bill Brown. Row 4. jim Fambrough, Dennis Foley, Mar- vin Mansfield, Tom Kastner, Ted Coil, David Castro, and Ken Hiss, Manager. Yuma High School Football Calendar HOME VISITOR - 0 Tucson . . . . 13 O Flagstaff . . 38 25 Chandler . . 12 ' 7 Coronado . 7 I 19 Tempe . . . O 7 Scottsdale . 27 I 7 Mesa ...,.. 27 12 Arcadia ..... 8 , 36 Carl Hayden . . . . 49 . I The 62-63 Football did the impossible. Exciting play and up A M A ,g ff J, 1,'. i ,., F 14 . ' Xi '--S., Q.. , I 140 COACH Frank Thomas sets marked the year for the Yuma gridders. Good coaching and hard work paid off big dividends for the team as they upset Arcadia 12-8. Has flailing year af , Wins and Basses, the Bay Burnett Larry Comet Nolbert V1lla David Howry AW, ,M , A K Y 2 fi af--gijffjpl Marvin Mansfield Curley Culp 2? N E N. 5 S1 US S N. S 3: li S. fl If K' . s wif Vg f Q' f 4 0 J A ' fi i Q S , ' il is K 31. an K gl fs Q Q ' I 'TW6 . Q , K. 5 f Q , A ,vp . Q . Q i A Y: A W M U :QR kk T f , Q ' 'ef , . e A 'ef A 1 in n .iigifezf e ' W , 5 A ,A.,h A , .-. Al V 5 Y M gf. Q 3, wg' - f ,f wg -X' ff ,Q 1 - V 'f Pt f - 4112: L i ' W ' K-h, f weeks Pr: err Butner f A ' Efgyxk . 'sm Q- 3. .ae Q. .-,am Rye .5 .. .,' -f M' ,- 'rnf u K . ' if ff , x ii 7 iii , I K 2 iii? f ST? lf i1,35,.:.g51.x gZpfi,,?,5i2,,gu.,x Us X Q ' -I Y. ig' ilxls-3' 'ef e AQEEKX3-Q. again . we ii. L+ ' ki .,f fs Q use wi we l ff,fl,..Qf1f,Ju 4 - :iv-' Dennis Finfrock wf'5g l+, A j Kenneth jackson Steven Phillips gf mf. 6 IGN . X ..N...,,... . ' . A, n me - in 4 M 5 A I Xe 2 Q Duke Spelce gg? ,.,, ' +4 f S n Tig, LSE? , f , g .45 , 1 - - ' 1- be .1 if Doug Olberg sis 7 if , vs All ll' , N s . 39 fi 1 iq K-..' K ' - li. 4 f Cordon Vance Ted Coil Erims l6'usf Out Busting out of the crim head for :mother game is Tim Avis C501 Bert Villa C401 and Joe Olivas 1821 Holding thc hoop are the YHS Songlcaclers. V' v v I Q V Syn J lllll ' ' . B K .arf YUMA VS. ARCADIA Tackling Arcadia griddcr is 'l'onil,Kl1glncr CSZJ. Others include Bill Sawers 1521, Dennis Finfrock Q76D, Bill Brown UU, and Bay Burnett f63l With Scasvn nf . . . , ri A p e. Q, 'ri 'K i t , 1 , - ,. 't Af 3 its YUMA VS. ARCADIA Ugb! Oucb! say Arcadia players as they are tackled by Art Has- sell 1241, and Bert Villa 1401. YUMA VS, ARCADIA Come back here, says Arcadia tackle, as Cordon Vance 1111 gets ready to advance a pass. aux-I . f a. J,-...M YUMA VS. ARCADIA Dennis Finfrock 1761 gets ready to grab a Titan wliile be is being tackled by Bert Villa 1401. VVatching is Bill Brown 1711, Tim Rooney 1611, and Bill Solomon 1751. 145 ?u1f1a14d.... ALL CRIMS HAVE THE FOOTBALL SPIRIT. Pic- tured as a football rough-neck is Mary Gray. Cheer- YUMA VS. CORONADO Getting ready to receive a pass is john Brown f81D. leaders pictured are Karen Bedard, LuNel1 Lines, and Sue Ann Newman. mix F'?5'RX , 0. y- . YUMA VS. TEMPE Here I comef' says Bert Villa MOD as he runs for a touchdown. Others are Gordon Vance C122 and Tim Rooney 1611 L 9115! Activa ! ! ! YUMA VS. TEMPE Oof! says Curley Culp 1331 as Bill Brown 1711, Tim Avis 1501, and john Brown 1811 come to the rescue. YUMA vs. CORONADO Fighting to grab that pass is john Brown 1811. a 121211, Ringing out another victory for the Crims are songleaders, Rosemary Leaver, Bonnie Turner, Kathy Hodges, and Pat Haddox. 147 YV' Prmfc' Outstanding gw .ms- Row-l. l-r S. Burge, B. Bavley, W. Pride, W. Everetts, bert, M. Fish, M. Rogers, B. Mitchell Row-4. D. San- Bustamonte, M. Reeves, D. Tipton, G. Smith Row-2. B. date, T. Ramos, L. Caldararo, 1. Williams, L. Vemon, G. Ramage, Toles, M. Hemandez, F. Iacksons, C. Evitch, Ciss, L. Alexander Row-5. Chuck Southward, jim Pell F. Daniels, Conway, L. Coz Row-3. P. Higuera, J. Al- coaches, B. Uhl, mgr. . r ' A ii-5:'l'r, Wwe 7 5? ff. lf , 'W' I .45 w w 5. 3 ..- , . ,..,, .., ' Coach Pell Coach Southward Our JV Football season has come' to a close. They have done a fine job. Their coaches, Coach Pell and Southward, should be congratulated for having a team with such ability and showing good sportsmanship at all games. yillldll ,Z V. is 'wild' 'N P' Our JV vs Kofa 21-12 No. 32 Ken jackson, No. 14 Francisco Daniels Sept. 15 Antelope' 0-31 Sept. 27 San Pasqualq 0-27 Oct. 11 Kofa' 21-12 Oct. 18 Brawley' 0-6 Oct. 25 El Centro 27-0 Nov. 3 Blythe' 21-2 Nov. 8 Kofa 21-0 Nov. 15 Calxico 60-6 it Home Games in fn? JV vs Antelope 0-31 No. 40 Willie Pride, No. 70 Dennis F infrock, on ground-George Gonzales 9rrfsl1 Hu 6 Perfect kcwrd if S 1 Z S 'Q 1 :Kai it an 1 'Yrs . , Row 1 lr R Smith E Ana 1 C Sena M Goldsboro D. - . - . , . ya, . , . .' , Ferrin, Vahl, B. Brandt Row-2. D. Shelton, I. Cedillo, I. Deverse, D. Ramirez, R. Doten, P. Tracy, D. Mann, M. Barriga, D. Meeh Row-3. B. Hom, B. Cray, S. Kehl, J. Pershall, j. Ramage, L. Ross, M. XVammack, K. Carman Row-4. Nash T. Cooper, M. Beltran, M. Angulo, R. Our '62 Frosh team should be given a good hand. They have brought a victorious year for all. Coach Headington and Bryan deserve a big congratulation for bringing the boys to such a fine year. Our '62 frosh team showed good sportsmanship, dress, and conduct at all games. This team has many things to be proud of. Congratulations boys. s... ---f55'?553UfN1' Contreras, L. Bedoya, R. Packer, T. Furrow, A. Knepper Row-5. E. Ponce, E. LeRoy, R. jessee, R. Gonzales, F. Olivias, B. Hunter, M. Kasun Row-6. C. McDonald, F. Sanchez, D. Abril, T. Kelly, W. French, Dean, H. Rice Row-7. Coach Cliff Bryan, Bogle Mgr., M. Reyes, Coach Bill Headington, R. jackson Mgr. 5?-it Qrww ,J f ws, 1 , 'tif' M -2, 5' K limi fa: X . .- it '.'. .r Q . ' -f j . L ,. 3 . 55 gsm F U 2.55 . Coach Headington yum: Wash W - ...Y-.- Frosh vs Kofa 13-0 No. 10 jim Valle, No. 24 Pat Tracy, No. 6 David Meeh. Blocking is Ron jesse OFF'-wap-A rosh vs Calexico 33 20 M e 1 QA., . me ,Ass' 4 it 55' o. 33 Ron Iesse, No. 34 Jim Valle, No. 22 VVendell French, No. 50 Tom Cooper, o. 44 Danny Ramirez Sept. 26 El Centro 13-2 Oct. 3 Kofa' 13-0 Oct. 17 Brawley 20-18 Oct. 24 El Centro' 14-14 Oct. 31 Antelope cancelled Nov. 3 Blythe 13-7 Nov. 7 Kofa' 20-7 Nov. 14 Calexico' 33-20 4 Home Games 151 Varsity l6'zzsk alba!! Row-1. Ray Beltran, Bruce Ryan, Ron Jessie Row-2. Painter Row--3. Coach Tracy, Mike Harris, june De- Mike Powell, Willie Meeks, Fernando Sandate, Tim horny, Thaddeus Gipson, Mike Bundy, john Brown Dec jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb 2 -F Feb f l Feb ' Feb ,R rv Coach Manager Russell Tracy Emilio Ponce Date Dec. 5 8 Dec. Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Brawley El Centro Brawley Tempe Arcadia Scottsdale Chandler Coronado Mesa Kofa Arcadia Chandler Tempe Coronado Scottsdale Mesa Kofa 48 36 25 82 72 forfeit 47 57 89 45 52 72 74 50 forfeit 49 64 Atoll ,wx VS 1 Raymond Beltran 'T June Dehorny Ron Jessie Mike Powell Jw John Brown Mike Bundy ,,.,.,'iif Thaddeus Cipson Mike HarriS -...ff VVillie Meeks Bruce Ryan ! Tim Painter Fernando Sandate n Gibson and Brown go for rebound and fail. Krims Ha :fc cglfffllflg Bundy comes off the board with ball against Coronado. Brown out maneuvers lGeor?e from Kofaj on re boun . I ,fear of l6'fzsk dba!! Bruce Ryan clashes with Mesa's player. i Gm lyyl ull, A Dchorney believes in togcthemcss, as he takes away ball from Tempe. SW Delxorncy watches Brown as hc rcuchos for a tip-in. 1 V. l6'z1sk efball G. Gonzales, P, Tracy, F. Torres, T. Martinez, D. Finfrock, M. Rogers, Coach Mclendon B. Bailey, T. Coil, R. Burr, C. Bolton, 1. Toles, R. Zavala Mr. McC1endon-Coach This year,s basketball team did very well with its opponents. We are very pleased and proud of our boys with the outcome of their games between Kofa. WVe can look forward to a few boys that will advance to varsity position from this yearls I. V. squad. greshmau Kaskcfbal! R0W-.1, M, Beltran, B, Gamble, T. Miller, A, Franks, T. Cooper, H. Vorland, B. Gray, K, Hollin, M. Elrocl R. Contreras, M. Hensley, T. Kelly, G. Quilter Row-2. SpenCer,G.D0ten,K.'1'11yl0r,M. Kusun Q. pp Our Freshmen basketball players did a very - - good job this year. They were probably the h P ' l shortest team but they made up for that with good players. Next year they will all come back an ex- p perienced J. V. team. We will wait and see what 63 oz 64 has for the Freshmen. .yr sex: r .if Sr ...ss ,fx is .,f KX 5 k eu Mr. Hengl-Coach Y M 'VBWM M M LAW wlliffdfgijgw 7'0.0 gy av MMS V019 nab. . sy Ol Cow 'W' x,l,5ff4Q' A lr, M doflfx ' 0 was 50 A v X Q obkfpn J ' 6422 as 3 VI Ill S093 PW my and Lfheer fader if igmzfure Fug: - VN ,M ,ff N ,X p---N 6 ' W '7 fw fifj if KSi9j'j.-:-4.1, 3 ',4,f2,,! kv' K .o.,.v 'rr x,,,- -M Q3 Kapil X ,J K g9,f j rs!! .fxg-, - ATI, ,423 5 y 'dc-1 A . HM! ,jg , 7 QQ -, ff if ,Q if Qi, 21 ,fig ' 4,76 rjjj Iii -4'! Aj kA ' X, -v Q if .N -1 , rf , ff' .3 xr J - J , f f - ,F I 1 ff Q IX 557, A f Z, Cffb km, . , LJ, ,yku C591 ,lj 1 ' U!! x 7 CJ X of 11-7 .26 1 U mb! Q J ,JC , r ,yf ff r ,f f, f if V77 4 ,, :ff . Ji l j3f' 4!xj IWW W.: xii I 4 A -X 7 K, Wg? 'iff ,X X 'X T 2 1... ...f X, Q ,f ff 5 if ,V A ' ' 'Aff fl!! CW , E,-.x ,' -A2 : 4-5QjJ,f:' 4' S7 -?c5:L9i X Qfj Q7 7? .,, jf 6 x,Y,:j ,jj -7l:?f-',' 71 M X-jf J AJ, Q!! Ny, gwkn I fi ,FS ,- ' , CF W f r Ad A A ISZSRJKKQ fy jfu FO ff PgQi4dd5fm X.fQ,, fgf J: G N FQ N Jr fl ff f'9r 5 Qpfff?wr R f rdf' W4NQ5 n ff is fx ,Q'JQy V 1 K f' xk ' -x Q wi N gf AQ ,Q A 5 J 'Nd ,fff ff 'dx 1 rl D X' Vg, 159 Varsity Wrestling O O 0 Front row ffrom leftjz Donnie Fregozo, joe Burrow, Richard Moran, Bill Butler, and Darl Fassett. Second row ffrom leftl: Stevc Merrifield-Manager, Richard The State Team Championship marked the end of this year's season of wrestling. Under Psolka, WValt Perius, Duke Spelce, Tim Rooney, Keith Euhus, and Curley Culp. the direction of Coach Patterson, the team came out with a perfect season,s record to be proud of. YUMA HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE Yuma Date School Score 26 Dec. 7 Rincon 16 26 Dec. 15 Catalina 16 Won 21-22 Tournament 33 Jan. 4 Arcadia 13 38 jan. 11 Scottsdale 6 28 jan. 12 Tucson 11 31 Jan. 16 Kofa 8 27 Jan. 19 Coronado 9 25 Ian. 25 Mesa 14 30 jan. 26 Pueblo 12 28 Ian. 30 Kofa 11 23 Feb. 2 Catalina 17 Coach Pat Patterson . . . Has Zlmlcfcafcd Smsan. E R fb - ruff N .A jim Power Alfonso Carvajal Donnie Fregozo Ioe Burrow fe? bv, , 'Y' , .1-E: J If- ... , , w 32 X H' his x o 1 fx 1.gQ,, ,X l Ni x X 'mx Richard Moran Bill Butler Jay Erwin Darl F assett A 5 . 2 - ' N .3 . Q S1 gr 5 xv EI 5 if 3 R A- Q52 kr :il 3 321. f - Richard Psolka Walter Perius MaX Hall I0l1f1 Quinn Duke Spelce Tim Rooney Keith Euhus Curley Culp 161 yawn High Aflafmen . . . K He needs help! - Donnie Fregozo goes for a pin with a double arm bar ,i,.,.,......m Aw, comm- on. - Duke Spelce goes for a pin with a reverse double-double XVho's got who? - Tim Rooney does El standing switch for a reversal. - . . . Zzzpfurv Kegivnal Kmufn . . . t tii eb.. I Reverse coming up. - Keith Euhus goes for a basket-weave pinning combination. Pin! - XValt Perius goes for Z1 pin with n near side cradle. Hold on there! - Bill Butler counters a stand-up. and Sizzle 611155 ,4,4 Umm Ehampivnshz Umm Wins Kegivual Zilla This undefeated Yuml High wrestling team along R, Moran, D. Fregozo, Power, Burrow, B. with Coich Patterson represented Yuma in the Class Butler, R. Psolka, D. Spelce, K. Euhus, and fat cen- lAA repionil Wrestling tourniment. They are ffrom ter? Coach Patterson. left? C Culp T Rooney XV Perius, D. Fassett, Stale ,Mat Ghamps Nine Yuma High wrestlers Went to the Butler, Culp, Fassett, Moran, Perius, Psolka, Class AA State NVrestl1ng Tournament and Rooney, and Spelce. Burrow and Culp took came back with the team championship and first place, Psolka and Spelce took second two individual state champions. place, and Fassett, Moran, and Rooney took The State champ team included Burrow, third place at state. joe'Burrow was a State Champion in the 112 weight division for Yuma. He was also selected the most outstanding wrestler of the state meet. Joe pinned his man in the second period, being his second pin of the meet. Curley Culp was a State Champion in the unlimited weight division for Yuma. Curley got the championship when he came out with a 3-0 decision over Kofa High's Cary Staggs. Ioe Burrow Curley Culp 20 0 0 18-1-2 'W W: Wrestling XX -. If if-If Yum, Front row ffrom leftl: Tommy Pritchard, Charlie Spurr, Ceflfge Evifch, DenniS Foley, Ray Bnfneffe, Buddy Benny Hall, Vance Morse, Larry Caldararo, Richard Ed- H0P50n, John Quinn, Gene T0l'l'eS, Ernie Rniz, and won, jay Erwin, Roger Doerr. Second row Cfrom leftjz Coach S0UfhWaI'd. Chuck Southward Coach The JV Team, under the direction of Coach Southward, did a fine job and gained much val- uable experience this year. With this experience behind them, we should expect to see some of these boys make varsity next year. Varsity Zmck W ' i fi - lf. . ,,,, N tg - f A. W ...V fx- - -. 5 nfs A, , ,N -. H 5. 5. i ' -- ' f he M ' ' : ,J .fn .,, 6' E f his Row-1. F. Edwards, D. Garcia, A. Abril, Otero, C. Coach, B. Brown, Farnbrough, C. Bivins, T. Coil, B. Lovejoy, C. Varela, C. DeCorse Row-2. D. Cramerg Lorona, D. Andrews, S. Phillips, R. Jessie, M. Bundy, Mgr., L. Comet, Olivas, A. Hassell, T. Gipson, NV. H.Needhan5 Head Coach Perius, F. Daniels, Mgr. Row-3. L. Holehan, Ass't., Track is one of the sport events during the spring and summer season. There were only five returning lettermen this year. The sophomores and juniors have played a big part in this years team and have filled the shoes of last years graduating rnem- bers more than adequately. As always, long hours of body building and hard work on the part of the individual, not only improves them but also the team. This years squad is predicted to be one of the best in the past few years. L e' r . . ' T1 .. .lf-i5:f,iI - ., . ..:..15 , .. A L ' 2 ' ru T fd ' T . w '3 an-f wil- , ,K 5 ii is r A Q 4 ff 'R air' .V Q x ' I A . I ' 'QU ' L: r. V r-'- '..se1':-f 'Y-ii.fT i 'L iii.,Q1rfi-rMR2grg11f'gir?iQiir?'5:'? V 1 1 r-N249 gg.,-si w . K Harry Needham Head Coach . nf Lee Holehan Assistant Coach Strive ... T? A A 'Q' - X .K KA. , in X K.. il I, E f - 4? if Alex Abril Iflflflf... for Don Andrews L'1LAf . L 1 A z 1- A he r - AZ, V XM M Mwgill Brown f if A L - 'A -fm Q,-,, it K' Ng yi 1 fi sg i x A Ted Coil Lany Comet 0 O O O agww - 1 A -A - f - px rsfi wegr. A X wx fs r . Tm ai us, 1 ,r . '. A wx, -f. fr 2-frm Elk . , hifi, ' T .w r . A Vkxxkiwk. . t . V. . Mk ri or Y or 2 A x J E Calvin Bivins 1, f r 'S l .:., ,1E. 27 Mike Bundy . X ,Q Chuck DeCorse :VW f i' 2' F' :--. ee-- w-eff? i V- , A f A ee A f f e I ' james Fambrou gh 'fr-A . F5 ,. M .sp k u- Z Thaddeus Gipson Danny Garcia Arthur Hassell Ronnie Iessie Bob Lorona Vicfrfrizfus Swami ,Ask qf 1 Y .M i v , V. fag , X 'tx 'x P' 4 irffw ' 's Gary Lovejoy Steve Phillips , l ,, 'T ,o' ......! ' -lil? 71 has 2, if o o o for IOC 0liVaS Joaquin Otero FT- f E ,fn wx., .1 -I lx b jp ik ,f Walter Perius Gordon Vance i 1 M i an JI Gilbert Varela Frank Edwards A Promising Sophomore Alex Abril wins the 880 in first meet of the season. 1 V. Crack V Row-1. D. DeCorse, T. Furrough, E. LeRoy, W. johnson, P. Tracy, E, Ruiz, Row-2. R. Comet, C Splawn, G. Quilter, G. Gonzales, A. Guidero, T. Kelly, mi raw 'eteran high jumper Thaddeus Gipson easily clears the bar gainst Blythe. L' I i Q E E E 5 i 4 J B. Gamble Row-3. B. Sawyer, M. LeGrande, W. Meeks, F. Braden, W. Pride, M. Zigicli, B. Golds- borough, T. Martinez Speedy Cordon Vance wins another 100, while Jiggs Fambrough captures third. 617158 Kzfunfry future s ..,Q:J 4 1 FA S , af 5 E2 c 'V l ng -H fi H I ' 1 , 1 as sr 1 W We ' at g Y.. 5 'll 5 'Q , I 2 A s E if' x x WE 4 3 at 1 A in as-,W Top row: Chuck DeCorsc, Gary Lovejoy, Donnie DeCorse. Bottom row: Joaquin Otero, Gilhert Ochoa, Alex Alnril, Ernie Ruiz, and Raven Comet. THIS YEAR Coach Needham has done a good job of producing some fine runners. Congratulations to Dannv Garcia who holds the school record of 1.9 miles in 9:52. Good luck next year, hoys. Coach Needham CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 1962-63 Yuma Score Date School Score 27 Sept. 28 Chandler 40 Oct. 5 Coronado 30 Oct. 12 Kofa 29 Oct. 19 Tempe 30 Oct. 27 Scottsdale 29 Nov. 2 Mesa 35 Nov. 9 Arcadia 5th, Nov. 21 District place Danny Garcia also placed 14th in the State. mlividual Endurance T +-V-if A-H , 1 i rw i if 1 ' ,X 2 Danny Garcia Chuck DeCorse Walter Corey i ff 1 . 2 il Raven Comet Gilbert Vcrela . gy- I , 5 . 3,1N ' ,ff LK , kg ,X X Alex Abril Ernie Ruiz Gfary Loveloy Donny DeCorse YHS Crim Head Gilbert Ochoa Ernie Arriola 3,0111 h! 3,111 IW.. Y ' K. ,Jr ,. '41, ef.-.4 h! .,.. Ifuma 1 f'Krf'v fp!! ' 'I N f fr? ff' v v r 1 r ,mrf i nfql , 63' I . f f , 'Y ' K. I . ,' ,f - 'V' ' ' 1 , . Y 1' r , ,'A if Y if krrf, ff if ' Q -. ...sv Front row ffrom leftjz S. Rough, D. Tennille, F. Binnion, R, Dupree, L. Alexander, B. Riera, D. Dunnigan, C. Smith ll. Nelson, T. B ll r n et t , V. Moss. Back row Cfrom leftl B. Manager, illld W- Miller-Manager. Mitchell-Manager, F. Dominguez, D. Tennille, E. Coutchie, .2 'E F its fw hn. ,. ,vw 5 , m FL, ' - ..,. N .,.4 ' EZi?f . f' I N if K . ' V -.3 6 . riQ,g1if.' 7 1 .. ' pi g .ggzigg 6 is f f ef., .M , ,, 11, M.. 7 ,f L. ra . . , ...,,.. .., . , - if 2f'l?s.:g,.?f.1i.iv3vi5..i:Q.f'Hfi 1 124.4 . 2, - r .Q 15 . Coach Pell 172 The 1962-1963 Swimming Team, under the di- rection of Coach Pell, did a fine job in all events this year. The team, as a whole, gained much ex- perience and we will be looking forward for a fine team next year, also. rf, r . . . High Swimming fezzm. . . . M Lewis Alexander Dennis Dunnigan Bryan Mitchell--Manager Ed Coutchie Richard Dupree Vance Morse 5 Frank Dominguez Walter Miller-Manager Richard Nelson Bill Riera Steve Rough Gerald Smith-Manager Don Tennille Shown swimming across the pool are Richard Dupree, Don Ten- nille, Bill Riera, and Ed Cout- chie. Has Auothfr .... Don Tennille follows Bill Riera as they both dived into the water Ed Coutchie and Bill Riera race across the pool. i ctured orse. Outstanding year ! .1 .I are: Frank Dominguez, Steven Ruff, Dennis Dunnigan, and Vance Swimming are: Frank Dominguez and Steven Ruff. Geting ready to take off are: Ed Coutchie, Bill Riera, Don Tennille and Richard Dupree. 175 Var fig Kascball .... , 2 . M 3 , ri Q l e Q . B 3 Row-1, George Gonzales, Bert Villa, Boh Wallace, Harold Jim Meyer Row-3. Scott Arnold, Gordon Vance, Ed Avery, McCugh, Ronnie McBride, Doug Lcc, john Quinn, Kenneth Bill WVilliams, jim Zack, Charles McGee, Jim Conway, Tim Hartung Row-2, Dukc Spclcc, Al Caravajal, Tim Painter, Rooney XVooclrow Samson, David Schnock, Ken Johnson, Paul Blair, Coach Kelly Manager-Manuel Acosta 176 O O O 0 W Q5 5 W 'Z 'Q 5 df 4 :Sw A A sm. 130 C0 Win .... 'i'-wmv? Y '4- 1 ,sei if! M David Schnack Tom VVhitG Gordon Vance 11 1 1 Ed Avery ...Q Z A 5? E c a' c 'g ! I I um VW ,.., 5 A x 2 ,..a-f,, 5.. -a M s f-' M A A W . xl I l li ,nl t N K ' K - ...Q ,. T F . M ,,,- 5 . ...,. gmc V,f. .,,,. ' : , K X M. W V. . ,,, ,M ...- A .fb A 3. 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George Gonzales, Coach Freeze, Bill Gray, Mike Harris, Russell Smith, Mark David Ortega, Mike Conway, Dean Burrow, Dennis Frin- Rogers,james Toles x Coach Freeze 180 The junior Varsity baseball team, under the di- rection of Mr. Freeze, has been doing a fine job this year. The team is made up of underclassmen, who will most likely be in Varsity baseball next year. Good luck boys, and keep up the good Work. ,4 fhlcfc Signature Page Mm 'ZOCf fXkb6 Wd. C1104 Q! 246 fkfawam ,Aww-f X W Qjff Qmwew um M ,ic in wifwwa QRS 'Law lf Q5071f5QWQ Wi 742 CWM: qw MYCJWL .www Cxiifck Q WULOXW mir clk fbi,-vsU1 lg W NX Jlbcvxbo-Qwm Wgfb, U5zwfw'f Wim GL WM Lwgwf www M C37fVMbYL0w,A, MMKMMWI DJ-Q13 ualwx My n V., A :KRW Cufw OL, CM! ,ZW i SEM Gymnastics mm -aw, Front row ffrom lefty Jim Power, Larry Caldararo, joe David Shelton, Richard Psolka, Ray Burnett, Denny Cole Burrow, Don Brown, Steve Merrifield, and Roger Doerr. and David Stone. Back Row ffrom leftjz Bruce Westover, Cary Perrine Coach Pat Patterson The 1962-63 Gymnastics team, under the direction of Coach Patterson, did a fine job this season. A lot of time and hard work was put in by these boys. Gymnastics are exercises for strengthening the different parts of the body and promoting health. Apparatus used by the boys in the gymnasium includes horizontal bars, parallel bars, flying rings, vaulting horses, climbing ropes, poles, ladders, and mat- tresses. Q., 1 11-fi xg. X mfg X .A QV Ms E55 ,fm mag 'Q sig? .ig JY?-1 K , f. a. Q..: f naw:-.auf Var ity ami Miss Fordik-Coach ' rf: 'TF . iii' 77 ,QTY 157 if 1 1'V 'ij 5 V .fl uf' -fi Q11 1, FM -9 VT L-gi 'H lf, , fi sgiwf L' ' ,J Q of J 5 'gig ,,- vs. id J ,, ., i Q X ,V -7 i ,, J' 0 A' ,Nbr X, i f ip' , . i , u 'i 4, f 4 J ' H ,H f Q' X j sg 1 ., .1 .iw W' My , b n J , V VJ V jf f i I' ,. N1 N, KJ YJ! 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S ...fa an 1 . wk Q 1 l l f,321f'f'visfef1g Q ,QQ-J S-F 57 ESQ, ffl all hm'- S 5Y1'afflZ '5'ffll gig .x il A y- -4- X W Gloria Sheridan Nancy Battenfield Captain xv' 3 1 ' QL at '-- M.. ,Nsw 1515? . n S 3 S S .il S dwg - F Q, gm ...X .qw 55.4142 m V W1 f' - -E4 S -f-W if Q S N'-.N -yfffzl' A 3. V 4, - ,M L :xq ' ' fl 5- b , K A Q X gm .f k I K A- K f T In ' v' 3 f 4 . A VW' .. , , f V., .,XX. , 1 1 Q 5 .,,, S- 1 ,. .ff 91 Q ,. Judith Needham Jane Slosser J . Elllfli ri ,,. .in s X af ll S V .4 S W 'r g .. f A - 'f 1 S E , S' ,J Egg . . . 3ff'5? ' 'Wang , A,, Phyllis Neese A' ' A . 1 ram.. af F r U3 4 , Nyfx lf ,F ahaa Shirley Richardson -- vQ WSQQX 'df A W. fx j. Burbeck, A. Soldwedle, L. Lorona, S. Sanchez, M. Bean .. X- f- , E Q Qi fi? A x 6-.:.,'gva,-3.fxiiXi:KfIi?:..q:A XJ Var ity Klfllfli Timm fjiyffwjjzfsqye 7 v I H '11 T L , .. ' Q. -. ,E 5' s - terr Q - -' .155--, 3 I ul, G Q7 T Q g . ' ff Q .r igs y r K I ,Jay 'V H , I, L it and A R ,E ,- -1 5 , ga s' K t M ' ' I X f - 1-P' 'rt' Q fi? I - ' . . 1 -,2-,Q wx ' ' xg ' w 4. -51' Q' l Ji Y .T y J , an g. ! -,V l. , ' S A z f, - Q2 -. ,, f ' -- it ' . ' ' , at r M as as n elm - - A a - A 4 X F ' Q 'viii , , ,L ,rims hr? frlmvtit' ' vi. ff f' N ini AA! ! w P. Contreras, B. Hougham, M. Hemandez, Stewart, B missing T. McQuaid Thisyears tennis team is predicted to be one of the best that Yuma has seen in some time. Plenty of practice and determination has been proven to be the main factors in making a progressive tennis team. Mr. Cheatham-Coach ,. '3-gfwk ., 3, - .' c, Q , . ' V figf limi 1' 1 , , 5- . fpfkfylgyglfn., ' f ,. .nf ,A A..k ., f . 115 Q 'vii 4 f ' .L,mffL, Panfilo Contreras L N i NU 1. QI ,K-v .. ,W .X 3' . 5... Q .5 W' fm J, A K., wif- -7 -if T Meswigivs . '5 on ' .. . S 'sg K 4. - , E. K P -i j fm ' I ag . E A if YY? HA rams' A if +L- . 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' f 425ZfffX GARTLAND,S IEWELERS 801 4th Avenue 2 . an Pam Pike and Terry Smith VVhen you think of diamonds, think of GARTLAND,S IEWELERS. 801 Fourth Avenue H bidi V 15 K Qi! COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 439 Gila Street y WE I Student Council The Yuma High Student Council gets that refreshing new feeling with a Coke 439 Gila Street STAHL,S 281 Main Street Joanne and Tim agree that it,s Stahfs Sports Center for all your Sport Equipment. Tim Rooney and Joanne Allebrand 192 Lynn Parker and Judy Ferrara KELLY SUPPLY CO. 270 Main St. Lynn and Judy It's Always Wise Buy at Kelly Supj ii 'sims Slim! Jim! is mmm IHHIHII ,Hill H ASKIN-ROBBIN S THIRTY-ONE FLAVORS 1605 Fourth Avenue here to go? Betty and ebbie know where to to get their party eations, ideas, and ice eam fr o m Baskin- bbins, Thirty-one vors. Pc i of D, A A Y 1 f Q 1 eekeh 1 P' Debby Cuttery and Betty Battenfield 'W1,!.Im' IwI,!,.U6 HI-111 B-1' 5,1 Qi 5154 I 1516.1 63,5 SAV-ON DRUGS 318 Main Street Sharon and Connie know it's wise to buy their cosmetics at Sav- On Drugs. Connie Urias and Sharon Grijalva 193 PM ,V ff .f U ' I, ,fl-f J .qw ff' 5 WMV! gfhff MSIIUF 1 XIX th 6-lv--Q., ' A ' ' 0 7 f' ' AA..A CQ S' XX ' f W d Street M v I A dx , S A f - 1 wie. tw 1 ev MMR Md ' f.f?fijlZascoci9- Wwh ,- K9. S ?7?7f7?V2.M7W77f7 274 Mein Street XFN . QIVVVMN Q IWJUWZOWUWZWJ wewuhvdx mi he juvuvx Q - Vi 'Lfiliiiiff W PJ Ltd Q WGA if A C V 1 wk L I Carry? Sandwich Shaykh MQ' 77,5 M O NL 38 West Second Street 5 Uzb 07'?f7if3E2l4,77W7 vK bxzvx, . KB ,Q, 0 abd' Rf, C, I' S L X ,f A Ia' li ' n 3 7W,fl4aderu 2350: Serwce -Lo' K 1 7 J fri 4 V r AOL! c 1 VT WAWYT fvfyf- QW 156 Mam Street V ' fuf X Q5 A ' ' , ry -' 2 753272 X . D71?'zff 017' 57. 5 '77 ' A fu,-Q A ,T-f2!77'?1vyvr f?77! .7f7 'gy ik? W7 VD Sy! 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CHATEAU DE BEAUTE 1607 Fourth Avenue r,,Qe . .,,. Kathy makes a visit to the Salon of Creative Beauty. Kathy Osbom N., ,.av ' 4119 196 Edna Rivera and Sharon Warren 3 KORNFELUS JEWELRY 1659 Fourth Avenue high fashioned je from Kornfe1d's Jew located in the YI Sharon and Edna se ' w . 1 Mesa Shopping Cen NATIONAL OLLAR STORE 261 Main Street t's True Your Dollar More Here! says 5, to Anita and Bea. PENNEYS 354 Main Street enneyls first in fash- n, and foremost in bualityf' Sally Thomas and Hardy Ng Lupe Ponce, Anita Renteria and Bea Arias QD nm -, Xul lxvkll SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 265 Main Street Sally plays a tune as Hardy tells her to Shop at Sears and Save. 4'-N-fm Nancy Battenfield 197 M CDONALDS 197 Main Street In YUNIA . . . Young men and women depend upon AfCDOYl!1ld,S for tlle new- est, smartest SPORTSXVEAR in nationally preferred brands. Ii Q'UQt:!A!fP'S l 197 Main Street Bette Knapp and Roy Miller MESA SPORT SHOP 1152 Fourth Avenue If it's equipment you need shop at Mesa Sport Shol where good sports meet. Marvin Mansfield and Tin Painter rob Evans, Bill Butler, and Sue Ann Newman and Doug Dennis VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 100 North Main Street Sue and Doug bank with the friendly Valley National Bank serving Yuma and all Arizona. EORGE R. HARRIS 1627 Fourth Avenue ill, Bob, and Steve set the ace in better men's Wear rom George R. Harris. teve Phillips EMPORIUM 240 Main Street Rosemary shops at the Emporium, the s t o r e that carries clothing and shoes for men, women and children. Rosemary Leaver YUMA-MESA DRUGS 377 West 16th St. LaNell selects a gift of distinction at Yuma- Mesa Drugs, located in the Yuma Mesa Shop- ping Center. YOUR FLO1uS 901 Orange Avenue Gary delights his som one special with flowe from Your Florist, e perienced floral desig ers since 1922. LaNel1 Lines +45 if ff it BARROVV S URNITU CO. 185 Main Street entley and Rachel plan eir future at Barrows your store for the rev-f 3, O1'1'l6. Kathy Boyd Rx GINGEITS 1056 Fourth Avenue Kathy has discovered it's Gingefs for teen and girls apparel. -.Q Bentley Breech and Rachel Ghiotto Carol Slosser .gy fit YUMA DAILY SUN 300 Madison Ave. Miss Carol Slosser learns about the big rolls of paper that are-ready to start through one of the presses of the Yuma Daily Sun. Explaining the process is David Iar- amillo, assistant press- man. Yuma High stu- dents keep up regularly on their school news through Crims Corner in the Sun. 201 O,MALLEY-SMITH LUMBER COMPANY 550 Eighth street slum .ln In 'an' Walt Perius and Karen Bedard VValt and Karen are shown part of the most complete stock of building ma- terials in the Yuma area at O'Malley-Smith. YUMA FURNITURE COMPANY 2790 Fourth Avenue Doug Mellon and Pam Simons Doug and Pam have discovered that only the finest quality of furniture to choose from will be found at Yuma Furniture. ARIZONA BANK 377 Main St. Tom McQuaid and Carol Dewhirst Carol and Tom, our two Yuma High Crims, are sure you can bank with complete confidence at the Arizona Bank. BRADEN MACHINERY COMPANY 16th St. 8: Arizona Ave. Pl ll? rh LLnn 'eifffw it A if ' l , Curly Culp and Tom Allt Braden Machinery Company specializes in tractors, implements, combines, experienced service men, and a complete stock of genuine parts. 'N its TOT L KI St NATIONAL BA G the bank where you come first! YUMA Ted Moeller, Mgr. Yuma Office 198 Main Street Claude Wigent, Mgr. Yuma Test Station Facility Yuma Test Station, Arizona HHQQUQBQQGQDGUBN Keifer Shipp, Mgr. Somerton Office Somerton, Arizona 6 Fred Cross, Mfgr. 29th Street Of ice 2898 4th Avenue 6061615449455 R Lincoln Neider, Mgr. Parker Office Parker, Arizona George Lindsay, Mgr. Yuma Uptown Office 1018 4th Avenue Bernice Alvarado, Mgr. MCAS Facility Marine Corps Air Base QQURBGQQHQUGOU Wilbur Brown, Mgr. Wellton Office Wellton, Arizona CALDWELL EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Highway 95 Gordon Vance and Duke Spelce. Caldwell Equipment Co., Your dealers for the worlds leading farm equipment Highway 95 ohn Bumett and Doug Melton Toni Almodova 206 Q Jay Irwin and Suzi Brown I V BARBER SHOP 439 First Avenue For haircut, trim or shave, R Go IV Barber and save. , l 1 l HARMONY HOUSE ' 1623 Fourth Avenue Toni visits Harmon- House - the complete house of music, in the p Center. LOO'S Restaurant Laois' with i fabulous Chu Wagon Dinne and Chinese fan ily style dinne: prove Loo's is tl place to eat i Ymna. For all musical need? Yuma -Mesa Shopping 2100 Fourth Ave take home order Y U M RADIO STATION 1901 First Street Y U M , 560 on your radio ial, celebrates its 25th anniver ry with continued good listen g entertainment. SMART SHOP 613 Fourth Avenue loria Huff models a Cay Gibson dress from .1 he Smart Shop, the tore with more famous rand names. I TIP TOP DRIVE-IN 188 Fourth Ave. 1 x K I I i fx . J Q f S W 4 X-'fr 'K .J f fe . ff The Tip Top is A32,r.1:f,,f ,f the place to go E -ff-' for quick refresh- sl' ing snacks and l drinks. ggsizs wig, I' if 4 10 s 33, ,,.....1 pw GILPIN,S WELDING Sz MACHINERY WORKS Highway 95 For complete and efficient machin- ery for any job, the place to o is Gilpirfs Weiling dr M a c h i n e r y Works. ,. fa , 6 . Gi, 1 Y 5 2 R LM L' xl ra V 1 , , Q. UPTOWN DRUGS 1008 Fourth A gf ii , , - -f Tx ' lt- 1 , ' K A A 3 Lk ,iw I , A' . 'Q 5,4 Q, Uptown Drug , x, X V, Q Brenda Barron Y' ' R pi fessional servic R ' 3 iff features the pro l t 1 l'yh5 - haii W with a persona touch. f 1. ' -v , J' pggiil- 5 Y , sa . ,, if P if f , nf H S R . ,L iw ig In V W I v R f 1 'fm f L xiii! 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I WALLIN 8: WALLIN INSURANCE 31 Second Street Wallin if Wallin is the place to se- cure all types of insurance. . . ya- NT' Julie Bradford I-MP6 H0535 . l'x I-sl .11 1,4 209 1315 T O NSQK SENIORS DUNBAR CHEVROLET DONKERSLEY PONTIAC-BUICK 203 Second Ave. 276 Orange Ave. GARRETT MOTORS SWIFT FORD SALES 409 Seventh St. 1491 Fourth Ave. VARNER MOTORS VALLEY MOTOR CO. 1198 Fourth Ave. 2301 Fourth Ave. DICK MCCAULEY MOTORS CITY MOTORS 2000 East 32nd St. 1310 Fourth Ave. YUMF1 HUTO DEHLERS HSSOCIRTION 4.44 CHRETIN,S 548 Fifteenth Avenue :Sr 2755 Fourth Avenue ,xtmxxv gil QQ' K The Chretins Chretins is the place to go for that delicious home-made Mexican foodf' says these younger members of the Chretin family. SANT DRUG COMPANY 419 Eighth St. 'Maxi if Kathy Hodges Kathy is shown that Sant Drug Company is the best in town for cosmetics, 912 prescription service, hospital and sickroom supplies and Russel Stover candy. 0 BROADCASTS ALL YUMA HIGH FOOTBALL 81 BASKETBALL GAMES' 0 HEAR . . . CHUCK ENNIS, ROGER CARROLL, JOHN GABOURY' 0 YUMA'S TOP SPORTS, MUSIC 81 NEWS RADIO STATION' 0 ABC AND ARIZONA NETWORK PROGRAMS EVERY DAY' 0 'KBEST OF LUCK TO ALL CRIMS .... EVERYWHERE' 1400 in Yuma lAWlER 81 KEHI AGENCY INC. Your Friendly Insurance Agent YOU Izdzpnieat Insurance AGENT 'mm N' YW WHEN YOU CA INSURE!! 783-3346 CAR - HOME BUSINESS 8. FARM INSURANCE Ralph Kehl - Mgr. Insurance 227 MAIN ST. Dpi JOE HUNT,S BOWLING ALLEY 1 L A no 2755 Fourth Avenue all Judy, Pam and Mary learn how to bowl at Joe Hunt's Bowling Alley, the most modern place to bowl. I,- StOI'e. Sharon Grijalva and Nancy Battenfield KBLU Fred Davis and friends JONES MUSIC 1107 Fifth Avenue Sharon and Nancy t out new instruments jones' friendly musi KBL 1320 Fo Ave. The gentle- men in the picture are part of the staff that p sents to you The big sound in Radiol, KBLU, 1220 on your rad dial. Judy Needham, Pam Dewhirst and Mary Cray L K For the second time in its history of over fifty years, Yuma High School had a girl for its Stu- dent Body President. Twenty-four years ago in 1939, there was a girl president and in 1963, there was another, Sally Thomas. Sally is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Harold Thomas. She was bom here in Yuma on May 20, 1945. Her grammer school days were spent at Roose- velt, Post, and Fourth Avenue junior High Schools. She has been a Crim for the past four years. During her fifth, sixth, and eighth grades, Sally served on the student council. She was elected to the Yuma High Student Council her sophomore and junior years, where she served as junior and sopho- more class representative. Her junior year, Sally was elected as State Secre- 81 Soouoro Honor oily Cholozos tary for Cirl's League and selected as a Yuma High representative to Cirl's State, where she was elected Mayor of the City. While in high school, she was active in varsity tennis her sophomore and junior years, varsity band her freshman year, treasurer for Cirl's League her sophomore year and was a mem- ber of NHS, SNHS, Anchor, Warden's, Drama Clubs. She was also a member of the Senior Class Play. So you see, leadership just seems to come natural for this girl. Her job as Student Body President was indeed challenging and Sally met the responsibility with maturity and eagerness. Sally, in voicing the feelings of the entire Student Body, we offer our heartiest congratulations and thanks for a tremendously well-done job. Again-Thank youl if I 1 b. .I-v' il 1 I . , 'R I ,4 ck 140 wledgemcufs , R. - Z' At this time, I wish to thank each and everyone who - helped make this book possible. Being her first year as yearbook advisor, Mrs. lean Walker , was always ready to help me over the rough spots. In editing a yearbook there are many. Cheryl Morrison, Assistant Editor, was in charge of the X School Life section and was always available to give any L necessary advice. 71 I never had to worry about the financial department be- cause it was in the capable hands of Pam Pike, Business Manager, and her assistant, Naomi Ferro. , I Iohn Burnett, Advertising Manager, was unable to remain on the staff but Nancy Battenfield, Assistant Advertising Manager, tackled the job beautifully. Carole Slosser helped on the sports section along with Bentley Breech, Sue :fl Skeoington, and myself. Tom Allt, Head Photographer, developed many pictures for the annual as- sisted by Louie Alexander and julie Fritz. Bentley Breech and Sandra Sirrine . also helped with the printing of some of the pictures. - Art Editor, Virginia Sehierling, designed the beautiful cover. She was also - in charge of Honors and Leadershipf, The art staff included4Valerie Keene, 1- Sandra Sirrine, Penny Griffin and Beverly Uhl, Assistant Art Editor. In charge of the faculty section was Sandra Sirrine and john Kosmata. John also did much to help in the Fine Artsv section. Penny Griffin did a tremendous job on the class plays. Beverly Uhl -was in charge of the seniors. Valerie Keene did the juniors while Anita Renteria and Beatriz Arias were in charge of underclassmen. Both , Anita and Bea were ready and willing to help in the sports section. Clubs,' were done by Gloria Orozco, assisted by Sharon Grijaloa. They both . helped with the sports section. ,, Thanks are also in line for Updike Studios who took the class and club pic- . ures. I would like to express my thanks to Mr. Mel Wakefield, Newsfoto Publish- - ing Company, for his time and valuable assistance, to the Yuma Daily Sun who allowed us to use some of their pictures, and to Craft Photography who donated the memorial picture. - For our theme, the staff chose School Life and Silh0uettes.D For their -' Q. kind help and assistance in helping us produce our divisionals, I would like to , thank Betty Knapp, Roy Miller, Mr. Robert Weete and Duke Spelce. Thanksv is all I can say to the School Administration, the Faculty, and the W. School Personnel and to all whom I might have missed. ' ' I have enjoyed being editor this year. All the hard work in putting this .- annual together was worth it because now this book is no longer mine, it is yours - to enjoy always. - ' Sincerely, . . 1 A Lupe Rosas I ' Editor-in-Chief - . E WSW JV V M wb Q 0 f,xMo na of 5 qw ykwws W,1'xX-qf 'l,lf'x 'Y QJJ ffkwvmgx GQ SWL CX' o J EF? - 533' A, xr xg Ox.. 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