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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

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Crims Pay Outstanding Lourene Olson, Head librarian, will retire this , year after 23 years of devoted service to Yuma High. Mrs. Olson received a B. A. at the University of Oregon and a M. S. at the University of Wash- ington. Before coming to Yuma High in 1942 she held several other positions. In 1918 she taught math and science at Enterprise, Oregon. She then taught Biology and Bacteriology at the University of Oregon. Following that she was librarian at the University of California at Berkley. When Mrs. Olson came to Yuma she imme- diately began building up the library and improv- ing the quality, variety and content of it. She has had the distinction of being the only person to ever head the library staff at Yuma High. Mrs. Olson is shown here selecting a book from the large selection available at our library. -pawn-ul - s Q a . I ................A Mrs. Olson shows, Juanita Shephered, student assistant how to file library cards. Tribute fo sv ,JA . m-.L Educators S VQQN' at Yuma High, mar udent o om plete their hig choo ears cessfully. After graduat fro orado College at Col- orado Springs wi B , rs. Saunders taught Spanish and Englis erwyn College from 1925 to 1930. ' She came to Yu a High in 1953 to teach Eng- lish and Social Science and in 1955 she joined the counseling staff. In 1956, Mrs. Saunders left the counseling department to teach all English courses. In 1950, Mrs. Saunders was elected state Parent Teacher Association President. She is also a char- ter member of Pilot Club and was president in 1952. She started Anchor Club at Yuma High that year and has sponsored it since. Mrs. Saunders, in her many years of counseling and teaching, has made a great contribution to the lives of students at Yuma High. She is indeed wor- thy of this dedication. 4514.22- A large part of a teacher's career is spent helping students. Mrs. Saunders is shown students, Alexandria Vasquez and Joe Vasquez. was M M 1 A A tedious job for a teacher is that of grading papers Mrs. Saunders is at work doing just that. of her English FACULTY EAKW4, ' L -,fc fN flu' I 600193 lim R5 E S NgY,7- yffllix. if it Miss Nfg L4 F37 YW' 7745 WA fffzlifi DEI? cmsszs 4 BW' 63509 Luck Aw! y -..ff-M- ED SB ofw' '6 7 Board and Superintendent lnifi H W Seated from left to right the members of the district school board are: Mrs. Helene T. Mennett, president, Robert! Moody, clerkg Steve R. Blake, Wilson Roach, and Theo Beach, members. Citizens of Yuma went to the polls in October of this year and elected the above five district Board of Edu- cation representatives. These representatives serve the community without remuneration for their efforts. They act as disciplinarians, judges, managers and buyers. Their authority allows them to expel pupils for misconduct, to exclude any publication showing partisanship and to examine all district schools management, conditions and needs. They may also authorize faculty and administrative leaves of absence and allow any board member, superintendent, principal, or school representa- tive to travel for school purposes. The board hires all employees of the schools, fixes all salaries and approves purchases made by the schools. New Policies and Programs K. . N. ,,..s.-.. SUPERINTENDENTU Willard Canode his second year as Y. U. H. S. superintendent, Canode has been striving to improve educational ques in the high schools of the district. Ld.. A - N ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT--Tom Clarkin Mr. Clarkin serves as administrative assistant to thc Super- intendent: works as research and curriculum consultant and advisor on eligibility for federal and state programs. DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS SERVICES-- Clarence Hutchison Mr. Hutchison handles all of the financial affairs for the high school district. fa td utii 1. Administrators and Counselors W 5 BILL MANES-- Principal Serving as Yuma High's principal for 10 years, Mr. Bill Manes coordinates all the activities ofthe high school. He works closely with teachers and students to continually raise academic standards and to pro- vide worthwhile extracurricular activities for the student body. HENRY MARTINEZ-- Assistant Principal Henry Martinez directs all athletic events at the school and serves as perhaps its most avid fan. He works closely with students and teachers to uphold necessary disciplinary standards. GEORGE BILTZ-- Assistant Principal Assistant principal George Biltz, is responsible for registration and attendance throughout the year. year, Mr. Biltz headed a campaign to improve attend.ance. o Provide Better Education i iw: - K .K ,-a..., - , 551. -mii- QQQ-. X.... Available full time to assist personal problems or Mrs. Leonard, a part time counselor, counsels in the educational planning is Mr. Conrad. morning and teaches French in the afternoon. , 5 4 New to the department but full of desire to help young Mr. Sides is the coordinator of Special Education for people, Mrs. Anderson is in the counseling office full Yuma High School District. time. iiilll iii Mr. Hackbarth, coordinator of guidance for Yuma High School, discusses eleventh grade classes with Michelle Bennet. Personnel Provide Oufsfandi Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Olsen-- librarians: Head librarian, Mrs. Olsen and assistant, Mrs. Anderson, supply additional information to students. Lois Beeler--Bookstore Mrs. Beeler is serving her 13th year in charge of the bookstore. Frieda Kettunen-- Nurse Mrs. Kettunen comes to the aid of our ailing students and teachers. l-r: Clarice Crow, Sue Patterson, Linda Allen, Phil Jackson. Doing schoolwork or just brousing through magazines occupy students in our library. 6 i ' . l-r: Mrs. Beeler, Kathi Rooney, Mike Domingos Sorting and marking choir robes is on the agenda at the Y. H. S. Bookstore. ervices for School Operation will oo L W' S C H 0 UM it rt , ,,AW.. . M V 'L 1 A T: A Lx r 'Ate N A ' Lv 'T x Eli' -E., Bus Drivers-- Back row: Art Wilson, Boyd Owens, Marvin Cramp, X Marion Dandurand, Elsa Blair, and Louise Power. Front row: Vito Montana, Chester Phillip, Luther Abel, Andres Montana, and Andie Baker. Maintenance Men-- 1-r: George Welton, Mike Orton, Fred Tippy, Claude Pulluim, Alfred Lopez, Jerry Chancellor, Harry Taylor. Not pictured is head of the maintenance, Mr. Cecil Moore. 'S N, ?.1s i 1 Ed Tuberg and Luther Able are checking a piece of insecticide equipment which keeps our school free from pests. K Feminine Associates Provide LET 3 1 O Q ii I LK , K' . t seei S usa'-if . 1 . U . K it , ' ,- A, 7 -5 :ii 5 C1 sl. . - - A ,, ,. .s ,K ,, -,.kk ,, Q L ,ix get i ii 'S . iff -S ,- gi . ,iz ' ,si - .. 53,5 . .3 , Q, s- .- ., ,Q gs sew sw fa :mi sf: , I-f W ,. ,s X,,. L- ,. ,J . -V ff , ., - 'WW K K K . 1 1 ' - gg . , f These women are responsible for preparing tasty nutritious food for our hungry students and faculty. Front row: Elizabeth Shipp, Snack bar manager, Ruth Molzof, Rose Lee, Lillian Teal, Erlene Laguna. Back row: Sorica Miranda, Hope Yanez, Margaret Garcia, Lee Norton, Zeniabo Kelly. , ,- ' ' 2 i X i si 5 w X U i e 'K is Ali T E . 551' ig gi ,iss , ' sv , Q i '55, THQ . i The ladies pictured here are the District Secretaries. They are Io Ann McNeil, Student Accounts Bookkeeper, Florence Burmingham, Secretary to the Superintendent, Mary Kay Huffman, Board Account Bookkeeper, Louise Owsley, Purchasing Clerk. Variety of Needed Services K5 Secretary -- Connie Haggard W A at JM ...t xv..., A I , Jimi, ', L 1 S :gistrar Secretary-- Nita White wrt mark students absent. 1 Y M 'rw fi 7 'ii Yuma High School Secretaries-- Back Row 1-r: Betty Garlen, Betty Dunn, Bea Bagby, Front Row 1-rg Berniece Divine, Cora McKay. Rachel Rojas and Sylvia Chavez, two students who work one period a day in the registrar's office, 16 , eva! s Classroom Teachers Association Er . '- r?1sfa' - s5 s gSi.. e f- ' f5-is.rss,1ge:g,,sgssfrz.ss f s ' ... ..- 'M .. of -: 7 .. - - , My . - A F- -A . .,,,.... . . ., M.. .. . . . .. fr2sr.-rSssz..s:- A -. - . . . sl i--E292A-rsilwvsfwsf? -- -wg . t -. blssesrffrsr-saair '.-s:--fish,-pgs - - - . ,f-- s1pl.t2,.,,gggffsss0:Qgs, ., - Y, ,.,.s,-.r..,,.gq.,,, ' , f':'gsLgsiff-Eilgisgiisif .. -2 ., , .s I. . 5 ,. . 'Q . ,g- i-SN. - s J 1. .f 'i fn. 2:'?'E.?' . 1, . K ' -iff? 1 f .s?'23Fs -. - - - f- .sz , ssvgsfrfisa z 'fps' if zgggfssgsgifq x , ' - - K -- s . s. .. a ' A gg . , f'S5E,5:?5f'l 35555 5 1 N Dfw ' 5' .. A K K. K .. ir , ,H .E Charles Alka B. S. , Southern Illinois University, Electricity, Electronics, Drafting Margaret Baumgardner B. S. , Missouri U. , English 1-2, 7-8, Girls League, Jr. Class Sponsor Albert Alvarez M. A. , A. S. C. , Metal Shop, Drafting, Freshman Sponsor, Assist. Var. Football Coach Nettie A. Anderson B. S. , Sul Ross State College, M. A. , Colo- rado State, Counseling, Freshman Sponsor, Girls League Betty Bedal I ack BeDil1on Bowling Green St. U. , B. S. , K. S. Col. , M. A. , A. S. U. , B. A. , W. Hist. , A. S. C. . Gen. Wood. Home Ec. 1-2, 3-4, Cab., and Furn., Furn. Modeling Club Sponsor and Rep. as EK ,K NN - ws N s Emily Bates B.A., M.A., A. S.U., English 3-4, 5-6, Z Club Sponsor i David A. Beezley B. A. , Western State College of Colorado, Gen. Art., Art 1-2, Ad. Art 3-4, Freshman Sponsor Mr. Beezley, bergirniing his first year of teaching, helps a student with a new technique in art. Unites Teachers on Campus N it Q . . U . - 1 William Brennan Cliff Bryan Maggie Cabrera B. s., M.A., A. s. c., B.S., Mo. sr., M. s., B.S., A. s. c., span. 1- Speech, Drama, Human- Wash. Univ., Boys P. E. , 2, 3-4, Eng., Frosh Class ities, Drama Club, Thespian Coach A. M. S. Sponsor Sponsor E. Farris Callaway A.B., M.A., N.E. Oklahoma, U. of A. , History, Civics, A. M. S. Sponsor Warren P. Conrad B.A., M.Ed., U. ofA., Counselor, Ir. Class Sponsor Jack Cheatham B. S. , Colo. State Univ. , M. S. , U. of A., Sci. , T and P, Adv. Bi Science Club Spo -- A George S. Clay B. of Ed. , Tulane Uni- versity, Driv. Educ., ology, Safety Ed. , Physiology DSOIF Martha College of of Va. , El Sag. , and Scroll las B. Daniel A. S. U. , Distribu- Ed., Typing, DECA Sponsor, Frosh Football, of Quill I. V. Wrestling Coach Paul Caldwell B.S., M.A., A.S.C., Gen. Crafts, Drafting, Freshman Sponsor Jerry Clayton B. S., A. S. C. , Band, Music Theory, Speech, Sponsor of Lyres Club 1. its Oscar Derrick B. S. , Univ. of Wichita, A. B. , E. Tex. State Univ., Special Ed. , Eng., Soc. Studies Ray Drysdale Colo. St. Col. , B. A. . Univ. of Wyoming, M. A. , Prob. of Dem., Sen. Class Sponsor Ronald Gallegos B. A. , Adams State C. , Eng. , Journ. , Thermo, Quill and Scroll Sponsor William R. Headington B.S., M.A., A.S.C., Bus. Law, Typing, Book- keeping, A.M. S. Sponsor Classes, Meetings, Club Acfivifi 'QQ-sie Iowa Wesleyan Col. , A. B. , Colo. College of B-A., Al. 1-2, 3-4, Ed., A.M., U. of A., Geometry, Frosh Basket- Eng. 3-4, F. T. A. ball and Football Coach Sponsor Rick Garcia B. A. , San Diego State, Am. and World History, Frosh Football, Var. Swimming Coach Carl Greenwell A.S.C., M.A., B.A., Auto Mech. 1-2, 3 4, 5-6 Wendell Freeze B. S. , Southwestern M. A. , A. S. C. , Typing 3-4, Cons. Econ., J. V. Baseball Coach A. D. Hackworth B. S. , U. of Tenn. , M. A. , U. of Ariz. , Dr. E. , Science, Wardens Sponsor Virgil E. Hengle B. A. , Midland Col. , M. A., A. S. C., Am. Hist. , Civics, Sen. Class Sponsor A Ex . . x , f ,4 . 5235 . . Conversation with fellow teachers before meeting is one of the highlights of the day. S.U., M.A., B.A., , 3-4, Typing F. B. L. A. Sponsor, Country Coach elley en. Math, Visual Aids, ar. Baseball Coach mpose Teachers' Schedule Dean I. Holland B.S., in Ed., M.S., A. S. C. , Bio. , Bio. E. , Sci. Club, Senior Class Sponsor, Tennis Coach Willis E. Kimbrough M. A. E. , U. of Ark. , Vocational Agriculture biology Wardeip! Club F. F. A. Sponsor, Live-' V5.Jxi'-'fmpidlffy . X5 '. to acsfl I stock and Crops judging other. Coach 'l A x X9 lv Mr. Manes watches as the teachers chat with Alice Isom A. S. U. , B. A. , Span. 1-2, 5-6, 7-8, Senior Class, S. N. H. S. Junior Sponsor ,GV Tom Larson B. S. , Wash. St. I9 , fl Taylor McBride A. S. C. , B. S. , Var. Band, Concert Choir, Melody Club, Jr. Class Sponsor ...4 Amelia A.S.C., B.A., U. of Mexico City, Span. 1-2, 3-4, S. N. H. S. Sponsor Winifred W. Leonard A. B. , Middlebury Col. , M. A. , A. S. U. , French, Soph. Class and Cercle Francais Sponsor Bob B. A., A I I-list., So , Jr. ,W Class, A. . S. F ns , ' V . Var. Bas lC ' Teachers Employ Up-To-Date Teaching . . sas ,ss -V H -1- :gases ,Mp ..,. ,.,, .,,..g3.d,ILRis Q . ,W . s . L -'Wh if 4 Q Au. NI , sr is .. if John McMurrrn B.A., Col. St. C., Eng. 5-6, 7-8, G. Ideas Yolanda J. Munoz B.A., in Ed., A.S.U., Girls P. E. , Pep Club and Soph. Class Sponsor, Girls Tennis Coach Mary B. Saunders B.A., Colo. Col., Eng. 1-2, 3-4, Sen. Class, Anchor Club, G. L. Sponsor Henrietta Mangrum Masters, U. of Mo., Al. 1-2, 3-4, Math Analysis, G. League Sponsor Harry I. Needham B. S. , U. of Ore. , Math, Football, Track Coach 1 V53 i -P: sl Kenneth S. Sides B. S. , M. Ed. , Univ. of Texas, Special Ed. - Coordinator I im Martin Adams State C. , B. S. , Algebra, Geometry, A. M. S. Sponsor, I. V. Football Coach Douglas A. Ralston B. S. in Ed. , Bob Jones U., M.Ed., U. ofA., Eng. 3-4 Ed Soergel B. S. , M. S. , E. Ill. Univ. , World Hist. , Arn. Hist. , Frosh Class Sponsor, Assist. Var. Football Coach Marjory P. Middleton B. A. , Blue Mountain College, M. A. , Miss. St. U. , Bookkeeping l 3-4, Record Keeping John Reilly B.A., Colo. St. Col. World Hist. , Soc. Sci Frosh Class Sponsor, Gymnastics Coach Stella D. Sorenson B.S., M.Ed., U. ofA Typing, Clerical, tarial Office Practice, F. B. L. A. Sponsor 2 1 I K S ls ank Thomas S. , A. S. C. , Boys E. , Lettermens Club Var. Football Robert E. Tuggle B. S. , Grand Canyon Gen. Math, Algebra, N. H. S. Sponsor 55 Gtr E 1 N.-4 Wood Jerry W. Young S., W. Mich, U., Bus. , Marketing, P. E. , Student Council Frosh Baseball Var. Wrestling Coach 1 ' . 2 . B. S., U. of Utah, Sci. , Key Club Sponsor, Frosh Football, echniques for BeHer Educafion Carol Walker B.S., M.A., U. o C01- . M- 5- . U- Of A- . Home EC. , F. H. A. Jr Class Sponsor X Ni Q . Barbara Wiggins B. S. , Tex. Wom. U., M. Ed. , Sam Houston St. Col. , Girls P. E. , Pep Club, Songleaders, Cheerleaders, Jr. Class Sponsor , A3313 : ix , me ,n p .lol- I 9 of 'I .ww- Mrs. Sorenson assists Irene Wilson and Julie Magdaleno in office procedure. g' Leon H. Maehling B. S. , Ind. St. U. , M. S. , Ore. St. U. , wi L Chemistry 'L X Robert Ochoa Qgfsp. tl,. 1 W mp. aaA,AsCHns, Cheatham's Class is conducting an experiment. Under his supervision are from left to right: A 3 Woodbury, Gen. Art, Art 5-6, 'I-8, Humanities Jr. Class Sponsor CEE Paloma White B.A., C.S.T.S., M.A., U. of A. , Latin and English, J. C. L. , Girls League Sponsor s. Pendergrast, Henry Sikes, Cindi Klumker, Mr. Cheatham, Ray Fawley, and David Psolka. JDJ ' 21 ! I 0 R- I G A N I Z A 1' I Q N . S S S ' 5 g 2 L 1 5 -L ,. Y? 3 X vi ' g ., ax fy f . 3. ,Q A . , . E 1 ' kg :A ' ' F h Q . i vi .. 5 .' L4 V Bk 1 if .. s a fi ' I i k , e , , l S 1 S x . . . ' B S Q . 3 Q 3 , 3 X V 5, I Q si' x K i if iw? Elin 3 E' 'if E., 5 ff.: . Nz g A . is sf 5 ,kg Q sw.-f ir 3 Student Council Governs Y.H.S. -wr gl' 1 Row lg Sheryl Self--Treasurer, David Shelton--Vice-President, Pat Dallabetta--President, Annette Lindsay-- Mr. Young--Sponsor. Row 2: Donny Bradford, Theresa Lou, Annette Blair, Wendel French, Ernest Hassel, Toni Row 3: Roxann Oldynski, Ken Hollin, Bobbi Io Irwin, Patti Turner, Danny Taylor, Eddi Harrison. Student Council members Ken Hollin, Theresa Lou, Wendel French, Danny Taylor, Annette Blair, Bobbi Jo Irwin and 4 David Shelton form committees to discuss student activities. The governing of the student body is handled by Student Council. These students are elected by their fellow students to serve terms of one school year and meet each day to map out plans for the school. The Student Council attempts to carry out the ad- ministration's policies in the school and to bring the administration and the students closer together. They co-ordinate the activities of the various organizations on campus so there will not be any conflicts. Student Council represents our school at various functions all over the state and this year has two rep- resentatives on the Yuma County Fair Board. fl ,7 1.8 F Q ' B -elif Pat Dallabetta--Student Body President Qt Q1 'rf Q-mg Council plans and presents all of the Pep Rallies during the ar. This skit was presented at the rally before the basketball game th the Warriors. O N. David Shelton--Student Body Vice-President . f' Annette Lindsay--Student Body Secretary X r vs. ,s , f- V ff Sheryl Self--Student Body Treasurer Instrumental Music Pl Nr' -E' w1Q.,v Row lg I. Mueller, J. Chretin, C. Thomas, A. Hengl, M. Sheridan, L. Cliff, L. Davis, S. Middleton. Row 2: P. Dallabetta, R. Shelton, A. Greenwell, E. Leinbach, H. Martinez, A. Smith, C. Phillips, I. Saxton, I. Yanez, L. Lazar, A. Sullivan. Row 3: J. Reynolds, M. Miller, L. Blake, K. Miller, C. Rice, K. Iongward, K. Wellard, D. Clayton, M. Conrad, J. Avaision, C. Chavez, C. Peach, P. Smith, D. Sanders, S. Brown. Row 4: G. Splawn, I. biak, J. Blake, G. Leinbach, W. Flores, F. Rosas, F. Throurot, L. Yanez, D. Maehling, I. Espinoza, T. Pritchard Grennan. Row 5: D. Taylor, P. Martel, K. I-Iollin, H. Morgan, H. Dickson, C. Orosca. Row lg S. Sorrill, M. Sheridan, F. Rodriquez, E. Sainz, D. Finfrock, N. Acuna.. Row 21 L. Kimnibrough, C. E. Torres, S. Ameck, S. Waters, R. McDole, B. Rice, L. Duare, L. Hardy. Row 3: K. Linville, R. Stowell, F. W lace, R. Bennett, R. Fifer, W. Quiltu, D. Posolka, J. Carvajal, F. Hagedorn, L. Baumginer. Row 4: H. G. Jarnamillo, B. Esperanza, G. Myers, A. Miller, A. Sultus, I. Cook, J. Stewart, R. Vaula, W. Miller. mporfanf Part af Y.H.S. ow 1: L. Thomas, S. Sims, M. Mcvey, V. Maehling, D. Hunter, I. Linder, P. Allen, K. Smith. Row 2: S. Lucera, . Hendrickson, H. Hong, L. Jordan, P. Turner, S. Loo, R. Watkins, D. Hengl, R. Spaulding. Row 31 J. Kellum, C. bril, , G. Hardy, S. Gill, D. Reynolds, R. McDole, L. Goucher, M. McVey, G. Boone, M. Green, G. each, N. Hydeman. Row 4: L. Pulliam, M. Estandia, R. Forestner, C. Crawford, J. Battagalini, W. Wheeler, D. cReynolds, B. Harris, S. Barker, I. Eberling, , I. Nichols, G. Quilter, B. Bell. Row 5: W. Abbey. J. Currier, . Lines, G. Martinez, A. Torres. lg A. Smith, W. Wheeler, P. Dallabetta, D. McReynolds. Row 2: I. Nichols, G. Quilter, B. Bell. Row 3: M. F. Forestren, I. Blake, G. Splawn, I. Kubiak, W. Flores. Band Enferfains qt Half-time , ff, sg 5 Q , ru gr - .1 V Q. K , ,Q ,f : ix , in ,f .gf In 4 I t , ' 'D , -4 s S 1 ' ', -nf .. - 1 1 y 0, lr s Q 1- x I A y A Nga ' ,rr ' r N. - ' , . ' r- s .A , - M v- as s is 5 7 V , A 1, 4 3 ws ll 5 it 4, as B I I r. 0 a s s . s , ' A Us' 0' an -...F W fm f- -.,- N., at ff sa ' ,. Q , V' - - xt X! 'u F r-5 L, gz 2' is 4, v x K u .I 4 The Yuma High Crim Marching Band performs at all the home football games and at several out of town games during the year. Comprised of about 120 musicians, the band has earned the reputation of being 'the best band in the state' The picture above is a routine the band performed to the tune of Marching Boogie ,K husss w'vunwbv- Mr. Jerry Clayton and Mr. Taylor McBride are the directors of the marching band. During marching season they mus plan shows, get the music, and teach the routines to the band for the football game performances. Both teach variou 28 other subjects. 5 ff-,v r -sf 2 2 s 5 Pits Dallabetta is this years Drum Major for the band, Besides doing football shows, the band is called on to per- Senior has been in band for four years and drum form at parades during the year. As the official Silver Spur jor for one year. Rodeo Parade Band this year the band spent much practicing for it I 'SS' sa Y it s 1' Majorettes this year include Lynn Cliff-Senior, Patti Turner, Head Majorette-Senior, Marsha McVey-Junior, Mari- McVey-Senior, Debbie Clayton-Senior, and Jayne Stroud-Senior. Missing is Judy Irwin-Senior. These girls perform with the band which included a special A-Go-Go show at the Yuma-Kofa Football game. Q? Music Deparfmenf Preser ,.flQ,.,f Q s as T ' Jr 3 .M D1 Row 1: D. Merrifield, C. Walker, D. Tays, E. Myers, C. Rice. Row 2: S. Clayton, K. Wellard, G. Clayton, K. Causey, S. Moser. Row 3: B. Elliot, I. Currier, D. Nones, M. Green, D. Taylor. Row 4: M. Quillon, R. Smith Choraliars is one of the newest music organizations on campus as it was just organized last year. They perform various functions at school such as the Christmas Concert and at various luncheons and meetings around town. To come a member of this organization it is necessary to try out before Mr. McBride. They meet before and after S1 The Choralairs have a mascot that appears with them, a little puppy known as Brandy which belongs to Cathy Cai one of the members. Annual Chrisfmas Concert A--+-A A Q iqueim RE iw v . . . - fi P, s 4 lu 1 ' v ' . w lg S. Herrera, S. Droway, D. Holbrook, E. Herrera, C. Vernon, M. Mann, J. Leffel, V. Varner, B. L. Curtis, I. ller, A. Whitner, D. Lugo, C. Munk, L. Tomlinson, C. Rice, K. Causey, K. Causey, B. Price, D. Chavez, S. layton, D. Merrifield, S. Moser. Row 2: R. Reed, K. Wellard, J. Gardner, N. Lugo, H. Magdelano, I. Castellie, . Cypert, I. Beard, G. Clayton, A. Gonzales, D. Bourland, A. Harington, E. Myers, D. Tays, K. S. Kelly, I. wer, N. Hydeman, C. Walker, P. Ferrera, S. Vernon, M. Reed, M. Schultz. Row 3: M. Bunn, D. Bennet, G. H. Gonzales, T. Socco, T. Moreno, R. Thororth, C. Turowski, S. O'Dannel, J. Givens, E. Reed, Melvin N. Johnson, W. Elliot, P. Doten, A. Torres, L. Prest, E. Favors, I. Currier. Row 41 D. Taylor, M. Green, Aguilar, D. Grennon, C. Copland, D. Nones, R. McDole, J. Kubiak, T. Lemmon, R. Smith, D. Long, P. McEn- L. Forestmer, E. Taylor, B. Gamble, G. Ferguson, J. Dean, P. Hodge, L. Lozar, F. McDonald, S. McCullough, Quillin. Concert Choir is composed of Men's Chorus and nual Christmas Concert and then present it for the public. They present a Spring Concert and use the profits for a Spring trip. It is composed of students from all four classes and it is necessary to audition to become a member tivities because it is not a club but operates through Melody Club. Concert Choir participates as the chorus for the Melody Club Operetta and works on other phases of the production. of Men's Chorus Dennis Nones, Danny Taylor, Jim Bill Elliot, Jerry Dean, John Rang, Clemet Copland, Mike Green give their full attention to Taylor McBride as prepare for the Spring Concert. Girl's Glee. They perform for the school at the an- of it. Concert Choir does not have any planned ac- Clubs Are Busy All Year Clubs hold initiations both formally and informally at different times throughout the- year. New members are re- quired to array themselves in all sorts of outlandish garb at this time. Pictured here are new Anchor Club members during their informal initi- ation. They are left to Gay Aiken, Robby Sawyers, Linda Pulliam, and Pam Smith. E Planning for Pep Club's biggest event of the year are members of the Carnival Committee. They are Nancy Judy Starek, Barbara Ramsey, and Linda Loo seated in front. In back are Bonnie Loo, Pam Messenger, and Lynn of the Campus Christian Club, a new club to all students, pose for El Sag's camera. of DECA decorate the window in Ad as part of marketing training. a service to the track team, FFA members paint the th Numerous and Varied Activities enlnuqr- ,--f ? K .....,. E 5 . . . - - Ff' fiif fi g. K . 5 isle .,., W K i iff' S as X S W wx 1 as in ..1. ss Mason Quillan and Larry Ross find reading for parts in a play to be quite amusing. Mrs. Ketunnen shows Sylvia Chavez, a member of Fu- ture Nurses, how to apply bandages. Club Sponsors Sleighride Serenade Row 11 President-Glenda Clayton, Vice President-Bobbie Curtis, Secretary-Christine Cypret, Treasurer-Susie C Row 2: J. Blair, D. Merrifield, B. Price, C. Walker, J. Leffel, D. Nones, A. Sacco, E. Hassel, J. Currier, M. C. Causey, N. Hydeman, C. Munk, L. Tomlinson, C. Rice, S. Moser, D. Chavez.. Row 3: S. Herrara, M. D. Long, E. Taylor, W. French, B. Elliot, D. Taylor, B. Gamble, P. Morrison, V. Varner, L. Fuller, P. Ferrara, Bourland, D. Bourland. Row 4: J. Castelli, E. Herrara, D. Tays, J. Givens, P. Mclntyre, B. Richardson, T. Le J. Kubiak, P. Hodge, E. Myres, A. Harrington, P. Jackson, S. O'Daniel, K. Kelly, S. Vernon. Row 5: M. Reed, Stuart, J. Power, B. Currier, M. LeGrande, J. Dean, M. Quillon, J. Rang, B. Telford, K. Wellard, C. Vernon, J. Beard, B. Jones. , g M - PQI? --'54 ., 2 Q .75 The Melody Club float for Rodeo days this year was Dogpatch , advertising their operetta, Lil' Abner. On the A. Whitmer, S. O'Danne1, B. Newheart, L. Forestner, K. Causey, D. Bourland, M. Watkins, D. Shelton, K. and C. Rice. it floa I nie: Club Cpyncila Council Promotes Good Club Relations his 'S ii 1 Shelton-President. Row 1: L. Dey, F. Torres, L. Rezin, E. Conway, P. Jackson, P. Messenger, R. Spalding. Row L. Loo, D. Taylor, S. Vowell, B. Curtis, A. Mansfield, J. Muller, C. Ross. Row 3: J. Vahle, L. Ferguson, J. nons, I. Power, K. Rooney. Row 4: I. Que, W. Wheeler, B. Gray. Inter Club Council is a new organization on campus this year. It promotes a closer contact between the Student uncil and the clubs. Meeting twice a week, it is headed by the vice president of the student body and consists of the ce president of all clubs and organizations on campus. New ideas for the clubs are introduced at meetings and any in- rmation the Student Council wishes to give various clubs is distributed there. 1 Girl 's League: Council Sponsors Mofher's Day Tea 'fs-N..-ff fa Row lg President--Mary Ann Oldynski, Vice President--Elaine Conway, Secretary--Joanna Power, Treasurer--Sue Loo, Student Council Representative--Annette Blair. Row 2: Terri Ades, Annette Schuman, Joyce Hassel, Eve Row 3: Ann Mansfield, Sylvia Lucero, Laura Davis, Lynn Hardy. Row 41 Kathy Rooney, Neva Keeton, Essie Bundy, Linda Pulliam . President, Mary Ann Oldynski and secretary Joanna Power prepare to distribute food to a needy family for the Girls 36 League Christmas project. For three days during the year the girls wait on boys--carrying books, opening doors, and carrying lunch trays. This season is known as Twirp and 'l season and is sponsored by Girl's League Council. This council is set up for the purpose of planning the activities of Girl's League. As the largest girls service organization on campus, Girl's League is prised of all women students and employees. Girl's League Council handles the election of a Twirp and Twitter King and Queen. Other activities include Bow and Sucker Day and the Mother's Day T which is held in the spring. The Council is made up ofthe five major off of Girl's League, representatives from the four cl and the heads of the various committees who are appointed. Asgociofed Men Sfudenig A.M.S. Sponsors Talent Show i S.. sident-Jim Spencer, Representative to Student Council-Wendel French. Row 2: Vice President-Jim Vahle, Secretary- asurer-Micky Wommack. Associated Men's Students, AMS, is the largest men's club on campus, claiming as its members all of the male stu- ts and faculty members on campus. The AMS Council plans all of the activities of AMS and is made up of the major icers of AMS. The main activity of the year is a talent show which is held each spring. El Saguaro: Staff Publishes '66 Yearbook Row 1: L. Davis, R. Turpin, K. Kestner, D. Hess, L. Van Dyke, L. Rezin, Mrs. Cooper. Row 2: K. Mitchell, J Mueller, S. Steward, K. Taylor, C. Ross, G. Lang, J. Saxton. I ms:-spelled wx oem El Saguaro members Lana Van Dyke, Ken Taylor, Gen Lang, Connie Ross. Judy Saxton, Linda Rezin, Suzanne Stewart, Doris Hess, and Joyce Mueller work actively to meet the 1966 El Saguaro deadlines. Editor Laura Davis Assistant Editor Kathy Mitchell Photo Editor Kay Kestner Business Linda Rezin Circulation Joyce Mueller Faculty Ronda Turpin Gen Lang Organizations Judy Saxton Drois Hess Honors rt Connie Ross School Life Joyce Mueller Classes Donna Oglesby Lana Van Dyke Sports Laura Davis Kathy Mitchell Community Coverage Linda Rezin Patrons Ken Taylor Index Linda Rezin Cover Design Connie Ross Connie Ross Always Rising, Never Falling l: Joyce Comprini, Toni Slagle, Laura Taylor. Row 2: Terri Ades-Co- Kaye Kestner-Photographer, Kathy Storey-Co-Editor, Lisa Wilbur. Row Bill Elliott, Duncan Osborn, Mr. Gallegos-Advisor, Don Long. In charge of the Thermometer this year are co-editors Terri Ades and Kathy Storey. Under their direction the staff publishes the Thermometer every two weeks. The staff meets sixth period and the happenings of around school are discussed, planned out, written, printed, and published for the students of Yuma High. Eighteen Thermometers are pub- lished a year, with a few special edi- tions. The only positions that remain the same are those of the editors and the photographer. The rest of the staff switch positions for each edition so that they can gain the experience of all phases of newspaper work. Serving as the new advisor this year is Mr. Gallegos. Coming from Colorado, this is his first year of teaching. Besides advising the Ther- mometer staff, Mr. Gallegos teaches English and journalism. 0 N,H.2, Honor Society Aims for Scholarship Margaret Guidero and Linda Rezin, Seniors, prepare certificates given to underclassmen for high grades. Row 1: Margaret Guidero-President, Kathy Storey President, Linda Rezrn Secretary, Mike Kasun Treasurer 2: S. Hightower, T. Ades, J. Irwin, L. Davis, I. Comprini, L. Dey, T. Slagle, E. Leinbach. Row 3: B. Irwin, V. Maehling, K. Mitchell, B. Fish, I. Manning, L. Loo, P. Tinsley, C. Crawford. Row 4: P. Johnson, F. Torres, J. Smith, S. Self, P. Turner, P. Wlon, C. Thomas. Row 5: B. Ahuero, A. Knepper, L. Ross, T. Ross, P. Dallabeta, Hom, D. Timmons. To promote character, scholarship, leadership, and service in and out of school are the aims of Na tional Honor Society. The club is composed of Seniors and a select group of Juniors taken in the spring who qualify with a high grade average and a vote by the faculty. The clubs activities include the Homecoming Dance in the fall and a tea honoring underclas of high scholastic ability in the spring. At the of each semester N. H. S. distributes certificates to underclassmen with a grade average of 1. 5 or better. .es Qgill gnd Qgrgll Journalists Society Triples in 1966 .- -szf. .'1z'a-' '.'.z.?'s.-.JGQLMGBT 'Xi Y'-V.S s.,es9,.::1-vrfsf .-WSIFWVN 502' ' 9- - - My Wa- .gk ss- Ury R5 3 O an 'l:1 '7 , X ', ' . .,l f. . , , 5,4 w 1: Judy Saxton-President, Vice President-Linda Dey, Secretary-Joyce Comprini, Treasurer-Linda Rezin. Row 2: Olgelsby, T. Slagle, K. Storey, T. Ades, L. Taylor, L. Davis. Row 3: E. Daniels, L. Wilbur, K. Kestner, S. rrifield, R. Turpin, K. Mitchell. Row 4: J. Mueller, D. Hess, J. Hermansen, L. Van Dyke, L. Mcquaid, T. Wil- mson. Row 5: B. Elliot, D. Osborn, D. Long, J. Burch, D. MacAnnany. I Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for journalists. lt includes all phases of journalistic work--yearbook pro- ction, newspaper production, and photography. Its membership requirements include being in the upper third of the ss and have had a year of journalism. Some of the activities include the selling of pictures at the Pep Club Carnival production of a literary magazine, selling programs at a football game and the sponsoring of a football dance. 2 Q.N.H,Q, Students Travel fo Mexico P. Tinsley-President, H. Gonzalas-Vice President, B. Loo-Secretary, G. Lockard-Treasurer. Row 1: M. H. Mesa, K Edwards, A. Schuman, T. Lou, V. Hulsey, S. Sims, L. Rezin, S. Crombie, G. Hansberger, J. Hess, S. Mann, E. ville,. Y.. Estupinan. Row 2: S. Ham, E. Bundy, A. Whitman, C. Cypert, L. Loo, P. Jameson, E. Daniel, M. H. Licon, S. Lucero, S. Otero. Row 3: M. Kasun, A. Knepper, L. Anderson, P. Woon, L. Wilbur, A. Mansfield, K Mitchall, L. Davis, I. Mueller. Row 4: C. Aguirre, D. Thompson, R. rias, B. Auhero, D. Rezin, A. Anderson, S. Hardy, V. Licona, L. Foerstner, P. Keller, B. Brant, L. Ross, T. Ross. S ' 'G70 f Students with one year of Spanish and a grade average of 2. 0 may belong to Span- ish National Honor Society. The club pro- motes international friendship, especially Spanish-American. Each year the club members take a trip to Mexico and sell tacos at all home foot- ball games. As a special award, a one hundred dol- lar scholarship is awarded to a senior who will study Spanish in college. S. N. H. S. also sends a student to Mexico to study during the summer. For initiation into S. N. H. S. , new members Mary Lopez, Joy Hess, Pam Jameson, Pam Rico and Theresa Lou dress in traditional Spanish outfits. afin Club: Safurnalia ls Highlight of Year ,,- if X 1 .a 4 .1 A. Ho, B. Carver. Que, Karen Allenk Allen lead the pro at the Saturnalia. F A 1 -g. Brian Vaughn, Vice President-John Que, Secretary-Jan Parks, Treasurer- . Row 2: A. Gonzales, S. E. Herrara, M. Guidero, J. Manning, J. Comprini, A. Lindsay, . ausey. Row 3: L. Allen, J. Nichols, D. , P. Martel, J. Saxton, P. Johnson, C. Ross, D. Roland. Row 4: K. Allen, L. Stevens, V. Maehling, R. Lopez, Oldynski, S. Redmond, J. Battagalini, Miss White-Sponsor. Row 5: J. Timmons, S. Sorrel, D. Benzor, R. Spauld- A1151-ff ., ,S The Junior Classical League, otherwise known as Latin Club, is comprised of stu- dents from all four classes and states as its purpose to promote the study of the Latin language and the culture of ancient Rome. The major activity of the year is the Saturnalia, an annual banquet held jointly with Kofa. The club has dances, bake . sales, car washes, and other money raising projects to earn the funds to send students to the National Junior Classical League convention held each summer. Phil Jackson, junior was elected President of the Junior Classical League of the state of Arizona. and Randy Spaulding, Brian Vaughn, John cess- Nichols and Patty Martel were also members of the processional. Eggngh Qlgb: 'I 9' if Clu Furfhers In M in French Row 1: President-Bob Gray, Vice President-Worth Wheeler, Secretary-Karen Iongward, Treasurer-Joann Smith. Row G. Peach, S. Merrifield, M. Mesa, H. Morgan, C. Bagby, E. Lienbach, I. Comprini, B. Fish, K. Storey, C. Munk K. Erickson, N. Crowenger, V. Sapp, K. Smith. Row 3: S. Wong, , P. Tello, K. Blair, J. Stroud, S. ahan, K. Gayler, M. Rendleman, S. Taylor, D. Wilson, P. Allen, S. Williamson, M. Plemons, J. Linder. Row 4: Lienbach, G. Achgg, S. Sapp, G. Hendrickson, M. Vitolins, T. Williamson, I. Ogan, K. Kelly, D. Bourland, B. K. Olbrock. Row 5: S. Middleton, B. Carver, I. Que, L. Jordan, M. McKay, C. Munk, P. Messenger, R. Smith, S Egar, P. Smith, L. Thigpin, L. Bumgardener, R. Fawley. French Club members earn money for their club by selling goodies at lunch. Pictured here are Terri Ades, Joyce Comprini, Ellen Leinbach, and Charene Crawford. One of the three language clubs on campus, F Club is composed of students from all four classes are or have been enrolled in French and have main tained a three average in it. The purpose is to further interest in the French language and culture. The activities include sponsoring a football d. selling programs at a football game, a candy sale, participating in Foreign Language Week activities, a formal and an informal initiation. French Club sponsors a hayride for its members in February. School Supplies Varied Learning Acfivifies Givens and Randy Spalding sell tickets for community of Mr. Gallegos' journalism class, the group which G1are, interviews a graduate of YHS from many back. ' Pat Dallabetta and Mary Echols receive a demonstration on safety belts. Junior and Senior girls listen to a career speaker from the military. Z-Club Offers Services for School ip., Charlotte Thomas--President, Linda Rezin--Vice President, Sue Patterson--Secretary. Row lg K. Smith, I. Hess, P Jameson, J. Comprini, M. Faison, H. Gonzales, A. Schuman, M. Guidero, L. Loo. Row 2: D. Clayton, G. Hend- rickson, P. Smith, J. Parks, S. Redmond, C. Fambrough, L. Van Dyke, L. Hardy, B. Loo. Row 3: R. Oldynski, Oldynski, K. Rooney, J. Saxton, D. Hess, I. Ogan, S. Self, J. Manning, S. Middleton, L. Thomas. Following their motto Growth through service , Z Club serves the school and the community. strive to prepare young women in high school with a sense of leadership enabling them to become leaders the future. ' Through the year Z Club ushers at school g plays, community affairsg participates in the annual up program. For special projects the club prepares a Thani ing and Christmas basket for a needy family and educational toys for the retarded children of Yuma. Z, Club members along with Anchor and Key work together to clean Nineth Avenue for the Chamber Maids annual Clean- up-Campaign. Zonta Home-a-Rama and the Chambermaid's clean- Club: Sponsored by Kiwanis International, Key Club is e only all-boy service club on campus. Some ms include: to develop initiative and leadership, prepare for useful citizenship, and to serve the hool and the community. The sponsoring of the S. L. O. B. Banquet, Sadie wkins Day, selling peanuts and popcorn at foot- ll games, and working on the Chambermaid's mpaign are some of the activities of this club. ey also go carolling to the nursing homes at ristmastime., During the summer, members of this club are osen to attend the Key Club International Con- ntion held in various major cities of the U. S. . 355' Paffi Turner Chosen Sweetheart N in xx if ' 1.3 .Q , . . fig, NN QM Doten--President, Bob Gray--Vice President, David Rezin--Secretary, Alferd Knepper--Treasurer. Row I: T. D. Taylor, T. Pritchard, M. DeLaCruz, D. SIICIIOII, B. Hom, E. Dordal. Row 2: H. Martinez, D. Long, G. M. Estandia, D. Thompson, G. Quilter, M. Kasun, L. Kovak, S. Hardy. Row 3: P. Riley, F. Throurot, J. R. Urias, B. Ahuero, L. Foerstner, P. Doten, M. Barriga. Row 41 W. Wheeler, I. Timmons, G. Vollendorf Spaulding, K. Hollin, J. Blake, D. Bradford, R. Shelton. Last summer David Rezin and Bob Gray attended the Key Club International Convention in New York City. They are shown here examining some of the souvenirs they returned with. 6?- E7' X Q QR .3 5 R . . 5 ,g52fQf Anchor Provides Service for,G5YmhH A QQ , ff S5-JDK-DeJ..xxQk, S. fo, chor C creatisbin Sc-33526 5 s l k 1 CW +. S' jig ets allgas 55511 gk arit- CS the Chamber Anchor is by and senior girls, qualities of leadership its members. President Kathy Mitchell and Secretary Vicke Maehling K F view Yolanda Estupinan for membership into Anchor C152 X A cf 'Xt' K. Mitchell-President, I. Mueller-Vice President, V. Maehling-Secretary, K. Storey-Treasurer. Row 1: L. V. Sapp, B. I. Irwin, E. Leinbuch, A. Mansfield, I. Starek, L. Cliff, L. Davis, P. Turner, G. Achen, S. Lucero. Row 2: S. Wong, S. Monahan, M. McVey, J. Rower, I. Trupin, E. Conway, C. Bagby, S. Sims, R. Turpin, D. by, S. Merrifield, D. Lairmore. Row 3: I. Stroud, R. Sawyers, L. Blake, P. Meeh, K. Gayler, P. Messenger, A. Whitman, K. Iongeward, C. Ross, S. Eger, E. Bundy, Y. Estupinan. Row 4: C. Crawford, S. A. Loo, T. Ades, M. McVey, C. Peach, N. Napp, H. Hansburger, P. Smith, B. J. Stafford, C. Ali. 4odeling Club Young Models Learn Poise Katkus-President, C. Ross-Vice President, S. Eger-Secretary, P. Messenger-Treasurer. Row 1: B. J. Irwin, A. M. Vitolins, C. Bagby, B. Flores, B. Ramos, P. Turner. Row 2: C. Lopez, V. Hulsey, G. Powell, C. Flavin, Gonzales, D. Beckett. Row 31 E. Myers, B. Fish, C. Ali, K. Gayler, M. Echols, K. Watson, L. Alexander. Row A. Lindsay, R. Oldynski, B. Stafford, M. McVey, V. Hall, K. Blair. Row 5: Mrs. Bedal, J. Hess, R. Sawers, S. nu, F. Handcock, I. Hermansen, P. Ferrara. Poise, posture and manners make up the purpose Modeling Club. Sophomore, junior and senior girls are taken in h year, with an early morning breakfast, and a aring Twenties day at school. Each year a winter fashion show is put on by deling Club for the community at one of the lks. Another annual project is the popularity poll . H. S. These girls also model at the Yuma County Fair five days and at various stores in town when led upon. Senior members of Modeling Club pose for picture after a fashion show. In back they are Marilyn McVey, Dianne Katkus, Annette Blair, Cindy Flavin. Seated are Henrietta Gonzales, Annette Lindsay, and Bobbie Io Irwin. Wgrdgn 'g Qlub: Wesfern Days Highlight of Year E. Leinback-President, S. Torres-Vice President, C. Ross-Secretary, V. Maelhing-Treasurer. Row 1: B. J. Irwin, Pritchard, C. Munk, I. Smith, L. Rezin, M. A. Walkins, B. Fish, M. Gudiero. Row 2: C. Thomas, A. Jackson, Barazeel, P. Jackson, P. Turner, D. Rezin, C. Self. Row 3: K. Rooney, C. Crawford, I. Power, D. Shelton, B. M. A. Oldynski, A. Mansfield, K. Storey. Row 4: B. Hom, P. Dallabeta, S. Hardy, A. Knepper, L. Ross, Mr. Hackworth. Wardens Club exists for the purpose of uniting school leaders and assisting and promoting all worthy school activities. The club consists of juniors and seniors who are outstanding in extra cur ricular activities and academic achievements. The yearly activities of Wardens Club include selling programs at football games, sponsoring dances and maintaining a book fund for needy stu- dents. The major activity of Warden's Club each year is the sponsoring of Western days each year during February at rodeo time. One of the highlights of Western Days, sponsored by W Club, was a ping pong game between Mr. Drysdale and Soregel. Mr. Drysdale, the eventual winner, is shown with his cheering section. lcience Club: gr. f '. j Members Work on Science Fair Projects Ades and Kathy Storey inspect their advanced biology thy Storey--President, Larry Ross--Vice President, JoAnn Smith--Secretary, David Rezin--Treasurer. Row 1: I. E. Leinbach, S. Wong, S. Sapp, M. Vitolins, L. Allen, S. Crombie, M. Guidero, M. Watkins. Row 2: W. B. Gray, B. Hunter, T. Ross, P. Jackson, I. Saxton, B. Fish, R. Sanders. Composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 2.5 overall grade average and an active interest in the sciences, this club tries to create and maintain an interest in the areas of science. Major activities of this club include field trips to various points of interest such as Kitt Peak in Tucson, Fair displays, and bringing special speakers from col- leges to speak to the club on subjects pertaining to Science. Other activities include the sale of annual covers, a basketball dance, and a booth at the Pep Club Car- nival in the spring. N.a1LQmr.Ih.e.snl.qn.s.. Row Row Row Row Mrssmg is Presrdent Judy Irwrn Composed of students who excell 1n drama Natlonal Thesplans IS an honor socrety Pornts are set up by the nauonal organrzauon and members must mamtam a certam number of these pomts Annual actrvrtles for Natronal Thespmns rnclude the Thespran Awards for actrng Thespran Play Nrght and the Pep Carnrval. hmmm 5. '-I-viz , L 3 Club Buys Stage Equipment An interest in drama and having worked on one more productions are the qualifications for mem- rship in Drama Club. This club is open to all asses. The major activity of the year is the production the Drama Club Play. This years production was e Haunting of Hill House. Members of Drama ub build all of the sets and do all of the technical rk for the play. Equipment for the stage such as hts is bought with the profits. Other activities include a football dance, a ke sale, an informal initiation, and the presenta- n of awards for outstanding students in various eas of drama. J . Munk-President, P. Jackson-Vice President, S. O'Danne1-Secretary, S. Redmond-Treasurer. Row 2: M. I. Irwin, T. Ades, E. Conway, E. Leinbach, C. Walker, S. Cranford, B. Rube, I. Wilson. Row 3: N. M. Hancock, L. Davis, S. Sapp, C. Fambrough, I. Stroud, P. Turner, D. Shelton, K. Ferguson. Row 4. S. I. Muller, V. Maehling, I. Parks, P. Smith, L. Foerstner, P. Doten. Row 5: K. Taylor, K. Watson, R. M. Perry, K. Mitchell, T. Johnson, D. Evens. Drama Club members, Christy Munk, Karen Watson, Melanie Hicks, and Margo McKay work at building the set for the Drama Club Play, The Haunting of Hill House. 54 Lxnelaghthz it Row lf C. Abril, R. Watkins, L. Thomas, L. Blake, K. Jongward, R. Shelton, R. Spaulding, I. Linder, S. L: Pulliam, K. Smith, S. Sims, A. Greenwell, I. Kellum. Row 2: P. Allen, M. Conrad, D. Hunter, L. Goucher, Members Show I Peach, K. Miller, H. Hong, A. Smith, J. Nichols, G. Leinbach, J. Achen, A. Lines, M. Estandia, S. Brown, D. Grennon. Row 3: F. Rosas, I. Yanez, B. Bell, P. Martel, L. Lozar, R. Forstener, C. Orosco, J. Espinoza, S. Gill, Hardy, D. Maehling, I. Eberling, C. Chavez, H. Martinez, D. Hengl, H. Dickson, S. Barker, G. Martinez, D. McReynolds . Lyre's Club presents all of the half time shows during the football games. This is a portion of one from the routine to Marching Boogie. To advance the standards of instrumental music music education in the student, school, and comn and to foster school spirit and advertise the school tem is the purpose of Lyre's Club. As the largest 4 on campus, Lyre's Club is composed of students from all four classes who have completed one marching son with the Varsity Band. The activities include half time presentations ing football season, pep bands during basketball se the Muu-Muu Mingle, an annual dance put on each spring. Lyre's Club sponsors a banquet each year at which patches and certificates are awarded to Varsity Band members and the BandSparkplug and Sweetheart are announced. n Instrumental usic . E17 J - the Varsity Band. --John Blake, Vice President--Mike Green, Secretary-Treasurer-Charene Crawford, Librarians--Vicki Maeh- Joyce Mueller. Row 1: M. McVey, J. Stroud, A. Hengl, J. Irwin, L. Cliff, E. Lcinbach, E. Conway, C. Bagby, Reynolds, J. Currier, D. Reynolds, C. Thomas, L. Davis. Row 2: M. McVey, B. Harris, C. Phillips, N. Hyde- J. Avaison, H. Morgan, A. Sullivan, W. Abbey, D. Clayton, D. Saunders, J. Saxton, S. Loo, P. Turner. Row L. Jordan, M. Miller, G. Hendrickson, P. Smith, K. Wellard, C. Rice, J. Kubiack, F. Throuot, J. Battagilini. 4: L. Yanez, G. Boone, XL-Eggs, T. Pritchard, C. Splawn, G. Quilter, P. Dallabetta, K. Hollin, C. Coupland, Wheeler, P. Messenger, M. Sheridan, HK 48518 'Q' K. Rooney, D. Taylor, J. Chretin. Band Council is made up of the five major officers of Lyre's Club and a representative from each class. The mem- are Patti Turner, Vicki Maehling, Chareen Crawford, Laura Blake, Elaine Conway, Ken Hollin, John Blake, Pat llabetta, Joyce Mueller, and Mike Green. These students work with the advisors to plan activities for Lyre's Club and FBLA,- Susan Hightower ls '66 Sweetheart The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America Club is to develop competent and ag sive business leaders of tomorrow. Students in must maintain a 2.5 grade average and must be rolled in a business course. Traditions of FBLA include the addressing of velopes for the March of Dimes and Easter Seal Susan Hightower, President, was crowned as FBLA Sweetheart at the anniixl Sweetheart Bal I 'H' . . ,pr .S ,,.' -Q ' ' X, 'V 1 A - Q is Y mn fwgtl. Q- f . I, Kg 11 T' i f, , a . 1, Q ,X f , Q 'z - .. V4 in 'l, 1 F Q, ,a N qv. '. g El. Qi f at X- x 1, Y' ,V ' Q I I it vs at ag 4 i' 4 .D x , Melba Sheridan, Larry Kovak, Mara Vitolins, and Tom Tyre , Q F 3 .gg A ,rx gf' plus many others enjoy the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by FBLA X G fn, Q ' Q i 'M ' A , during the Valentine season. a ilk :dba wg S. Hightower-President, J. Manning-Vice President, C. Brazeel-Secretary, P. Woon-Treasurer. Row lg D. Oglesby Dey, L. Rezin, E. Linville, R. Golez. Row 2: K. Kestner, D, Doten, J. Hess, L. Loo, L. Van Dyke, B. Loo, I. Row 3: S. Self, B. Hobbs, C. Maybery, D. Hess, G. Srnith, P. Poradek, A. Hengl. grams, and the sponsoring of the Sweetheart Ball. DECA Promotes Job Inferesf Distributive Education Club of America, DECA, is composed of juniors and seniors and ffers practical experience in retailing and dis- ibution. The purpose is to promote distribu- on and retailing to students interested in anagement and business. The students attend hool for four periods a day and then leave hool for on-the-job training at various busi- ss establishments around Yuma. The club sponsors a candy sale, a dance, id conferences on leadership. They attend eetings and conferences at different schools Arizona. Awards are given to the outstanding DECA udent and the DECA Sweetheart. DECA members Vicki Hesselbach, Cliff Parks, Richard Jackson and Elizabeth Pancoast prepare to leave with Mr. Wood for the DECA convention in Phoenix. Rainy-President, E. Leroy-Vice President, S. Celaya-Secretary, S. Fuller-Treasurer. Row 1: G. Gallardo, J. Cas- S. Stevens, B. King, V. Hesselbach, R. Jimenez. Row 2: A. Contreras, M. Mitchell, E. Pancoast, E. Faz, S. Row 3: R. McCauley, B. Vernon, M. Echols, P. Halbert, A. Williams, J. Reynolds, D. Dunnam. Row 4: Jackson, D. Fallor, M. Smith, E. Gross, G. Merchant, R. Torres, D. Lipp. Fgfure Teachers Agsgc. Students Prepare for Teaching Careers K. Kestner-President, K. Rooney-Vice President, S. Wong-Secretary, P. Ellis-Treasurer. Row 1: V. Varner, I. A. Chretin, S. Vowell, N. Hejdeman, S. Lucero, K. Smith, D. Clayton, L. Rezin, E. Linville. Row 2: R. Turpin, V. Maehling, E. Myers, I. Morris, P. Woon, I. Saxton, C. Brazeel, M. Sheridan, S. Williamson. Row 3: S. A. Loo, Mitchell, K. Wellard, S. Redmond, C. Cypert, D. Olgelsby, D. Crawford, C. Crawford, S. Mann. Row 4: G. berger, E. Daniel, N. Henderson, J. Parks, P. Smith, B. Ramsey, S. Eger, G. Lang, T. Williamson. Kathy Rooney, junior and Peggy Ellis, Senior enter Roosevelt School on visitation day to sit in on various classes. Future Teachers of America is founded on the purpose to foster an interest in the tea profession. Students, in order to become a member of F.T. A. must express a desire to become a teacher. In order to give the students an idea of other teachers teach in either lower or higher grades than their own, the club sponsors a tation day to other schools in Yuma. F. T. A. started a cadet teaching program this year. ln this program students are as to different teachers and they assist the te in any way necessary. Other activities in sponsoring a dance, an initiation banquet, a bake sale. Club Asslsfs Carrying bandaged dolls and dressing in white ith nurse's caps were the Future Nurses of America hen being initiated. These freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior rls must maintain a 3 grade average. Yearly projects of FNC include selling donuts at l varsity football games, and helping with the T. B. sts. The juniors and seniors take a visitation trip each ar to a nursing school. This year the trip was made Good Samariten hospital in Phoenix. 3-L2 S9 S., Wlfh T. B. Tesf Mrs. Markie Bryan, Mrs. Judy Johnson, Mrs. Catherine Irwin, Debbie Clayton, Mary Flynn, and Joanna Power are shown at a tea held for Future Nurses Club. D. Borland, A. Evans. i Clayton-President, I. Power-Vice President, C. Ba by-Secretary. tM.,Fynn-Treasurer. Row 1: A. Lindse K. g 5, Y . K. Biltz, M. Witt, Y. Estupinan, M. Sena, B. Price, I. High. Row 2: T. Amick, L. Dey, S. Patterson, S. S. Chazez, L. Salazar, C. Brzeel, M. Perry. Row 3: M. McKay, C. Peach, N. Keeton, D. Hess, L. Van ess, M. Reed, S. Waters. Row 4: D. Oglesby, C. Munk, S. Rodrigus, C. Ross, D. Katkus, E. Bundy, S. 0 F. F,A, Anneffe Blair Chosen Sweetheart swswns'sM:'!:' Row 1: President-Ronnie Moore, Vice President-Tommy Miller, Secretary-Sid Kehl, Treasurer-Rick McGlockin. M. Mitchell, C. Reed, H. Dixon, A. Bedoya, G. Oliver, W. Wells, L. Ferguson, S. Larson, L. Davis, E. Dees, fs- 1 ROW Albert, T. Brown, S. Hancock, S. Bowman, J. Bell, Mr. Kimbrough. Row 3: R. Ferguson, C. Cyr, A. Ramos, M. Crow, E. Cypert, B. Downing, R. Bates, D. Scott, G. Thompson, T. Hooper, P. Gephart, D. Hooper, S. Rock, L. Reed, I. Vahle, L. Cobb. Row 4: O. Dees, R. Morgan, T. Hudspeth, E. Williams, R. Stevens, W. Miller, K. lv A. Irwin, C. Gonzales, T. Denton, D. McDaniels, I. Lockhart, L. Blevins. Row 5: D. Kelly, K. Sisily, V. Reyes Arias, I. Hudspeth, D. Hutchenson, I. Prather, W. Ramsey, L. Pulliam, L. Carter, M. Wommack, M. Elrod, R Donald, R. Johnson, B. Goldsboro, J. Amavisca, G. Blevins, R. Viether. l i 51-f pref P ' 1.-1. 'A Was., fs ' sw ' 1 , 5 ish 1 L.. .1 :ry J in wx saxxs, JJ A Q 2. 1-mv x ,. - , r-'fd F. F. A. 'ers each have a project for the year. This pro- ject may be in the form of an animal. Phil Gephart is shown with the pig he raised this year. The Green Hand initiation is one of the highlights of the year. The new members come to school dressed as fa and are required to paint their hands green. Egfgrg Hgmemgkgrg F.H.A.'ers Learn Homemaking Skills fi : truss it is Hy? it. S. Q at 535.4 fl. swf' E HUMER6 MNSR ...... 2. Y f . fmmsr1fwx.wm-:www F. H. A. sponsored the Sweetheart cookie sale this year. Frances Jarimillo, Senior sells the last cookies from it. L. Vowell, Vice President-S. Vowell, Secretary-B. Ramsey, Treasurer-D. Anderson. Row 1: L. Davis, A. F. Iarimillo, E. Harrison, U. Estupian, J. Young, G. Grissom. Row 2: Mrs. Walker, 1. Wilson, B. Curtis, Stapleton, H. Leion, E. Gaz. Row 3: D. Katkus, P. Ellis, B. Veron, J. Rainey, C. Walker, S. Cranford, M. Future Homemakers of America is one of the educational clubs on campus. Comprised of girls from all four classes, F. H. A. promotes interest in the arts of homemaking. These in- clude such things as meal planning, family management, cooking, sewing, and child care. F. H. A. sponsors a football dance and takes trips to F. H. A. conventions throughout the state. On Valentines Day they sponsor a Sweet heart cookie sale. An award is presented each year to the out- standing homemaker. They sponsor the Betty Crocker Homemaker Test, which is a national scholarship search. Pep Clubbers Boosf Spirit -Unis. , aim .2 J. Starek-President, P. Messenger-Vice President, D. Beckett-Secretary, J. Power-Treasurer. Row 1: C. Walker, S field, S. Eger, B. Flores, C. Peach, L. Cliff, S. A. Loo, P. Turner. Vowell, L. Vowell, D. Hess, C. Ali, S. Otero, V. Varner, T. Williamson, J. Manning, R. Turpin, B. Loo, A. Row 2: M. McVey, I. Shachez, C. Lopez, K Blair, B. Ramos, G. Lang, D. Anderson, E. Conway, K. Smith, C. Bagby, M. Vitolins, M. A. Watkins, E. Myers, Maybery, L. Alexander, A. Blair, V. Hulsey. Row 31 P. Smith, B. J. Irwin, D. Lairmore, I. Stroud, A. Evans, B. Ramsey, C. Ross, K. Rooney, M. Sheridan, A. Jackson, P. Meeh. Row 4: C. Flavin, C. Flavin, N. Knapp, R. L. Villareal, L. Loo, S. Monahan, A. Fletcher, M. Sheridan, B. Lorona, V. Beard, H. Gonzales. Portraying the Yuma Crim football team, Pep Clubbers Elaine Conway, Anita Jackson, Kathy Rooney, Rachel Lopez, Melba Sheridan, Vicky Varner, Vicky Hulsey, and Peggy Meeh put on a skit at the downtown rally on Y-Day. As one of the largest select girls clubs on campus, Pep Club promotes school spirit by attending school activities, and making post- ers, decorating goal posts and making the Crim Head before football games. Pep Club also handles the downtown rally on Y-Day. The biggest event of the year for Pep Club is their carnival which is held in the spring. At this carnival, all clubs put up booths to sell things, to provide entertainment and to supply snacks. ,i gfferman 'gz Club Promofes Spirit Through Afhlefics Y . fu.-- 1 ' V' 'B .- ., -.5144 J I ... L, fl 8 I 1 No ff , in .1 mi, - .1 m-.M ' 5 A . ' 9394 fl ' -J ,g To promote better sportsmanshipgnd encourage od citizenship and scholarship through athletidsl M e some of the main goals of this all-boyclub. 9 hey try to foster these ideals that will help pry ' ote the will to win and a spirit of friendly com- tition. iv This club sponsors the Harlem Clowns basketball me and helps promote the All Sportsman Banquet. Any boy earning a varsity letter can apply for embership. Membership in this club permits the f ys to wear a blue letter sweater. D ,,, n J fav Hom-President, G. Gray-Vice President, E. Dordal-Secretary-Treasurer, M. Wammack-Sergeant-at-Arms. Row lg Timmons, T. Pritchard, B. Goldsboro, R. Smith, D. Shelton, A. Greenwell. Row 2: I. Spencer, T. Cooper, A. rias, D. Doten, M. Quillion, I. Rang, W. We ler. 1 'Q r N ' ' h . 1 I W. J . ' .4 , 1 , -- . I 44 W, v s -' I .I r ' E 'I ' , - ..-. ls , V, Faculty members Mr. Garcia, Mr. McLendon, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Rileyf Mr. Needam, Mr. Drysdale, Mr. McMurrin, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Fiete participated in a basketball game against the Har- lem Clowns, sponsored annually by Letterman's Club. 2'f25'35-5 Songleaders and Cheerleaders Perfo Head songleader Bea Ramos is a senior and Songleaders Bea Ramos, Jackie Manning and Susan Eger lead has served on the songleading squad for two in a song at the downtown pep rally. years. All the other songleaders were new to the squad this year. Standing: Nancy Knapp, Henrietta Gonzales, Kathy Blair, Cheryl Ali. Qi .Q K is Kneeling: Jackie Manning, Bea Ramos, Chris Bagby, Missing is Susan Eger. a sw, I QX I NY 19 ,N il W5 Q U 5 W sr ,ki X W sig: . Xi ,X-jx xr, XX Qi Q XX X sr Y. B J f Pep Rallies, Ball Games Cheerlegderg sf PWA 9' '-J I , top: Mara Vitolins, Judy Starek, Cindy Flavin, Theresa Whlams-31. bottom: Annette Blair, Bobbi Jo Irwin, Cheryl Flavin, and Mary Ann Watkins. were Campus Queen candidates, these three had to the noise of the usual eight. Vitolins, Theresa Williamson and Mary Ann Watkins Bobbi Jo Irwin and Judy Starek share joint respon- cheers at the Downtown Rally. Since the other cheer- sibilities as co-head cheerleaders. Yuma High Clubs Bring Vari A K Q gi W 5 A if W T ' . A 2 H T' I N 'M' .rm , , Students rehearse for Our Town after school. They Micky Wommack and Ken Taylor rebel against the are Donna oglesby, Laura Davis, Bill Brandt, Jeff Granny dress fad by dressing up like Old Grandpas Green, Brian Vaughn, and Mr. Brennan. L L r . 2 I 1 5 'tg 9 K K ' , . 'J f L , E Xl X H is - M, 1 if 1 ' 1 1 1 's -'sv 3 ' ia' iv 9 T 1 +1-si ff my N: - -' ,W X . . H T .Q S tx Q, , wx T r X X Y .... 'L . T 1 ' are ra S - . E . My .tart Ls M, 1, ., .j 2, . 5 A' r X x PEPA 45 ii' np , ' Pep Club initiates show their missing front teeth and freckles during the club's informal initiation. feresfing Activities fo Campus x- ...- r ' 1'Q,vr,k Akkrkk mwk 'W - . - fe.: 4 I - ,f.,.,mM.mMW ww Mmm-W, 3 f pa A X- s X-, 'xy Y E. Q N b ckxk fi Sf K . as ky K 4 1 if lu K Q K W 1 I Q N. V .. K Ti z fs, L. ,. , six ' 7 V. .ibn T Q , Q sh. A K- K- A l. 6 g i' 'Q ', e it v IF - -'a C - is C if iiii is C - sl SlEKBRkWlE i C ' ' s s k. A X FASHION CHILD QMEQEE., FINANEE , ft ,. in the rodeo parade sr of the Future Homemakers of America show exhibits of different aspects of homemaking on the float they en 'Q NKIIFK -. , .Nts ssifiif X 'K gr, X 1 LAAL C NX X p , Q C ' X Raise s ' fu X I 2 was iv -Vx' - f. QS. 'fwffa 'L 1 8 M sf -sg-Q5 K' rss.. 5 , K -A5 1 . r- - or 'Pip M-r-A.. lasik Ewpfwk ' Jig- Mxfsiffyip Q x - + is .sui'Kii'il' Y sa , QQ.. ..,C ?g5:3.,f1- X. . ,. f f 1 .. , f C J s isssgtxsilfxus X :- J - ,1 for the Lettermen Club Harlem Clowns basketball Baumgardner and Mrs. Cooper takes a breather after Students vote in Modeling C1ub's Popularrty Poll I Z0 MWC N'Y Fourth Peggy Ellis Fifth Laura Lee Davis Sixth Charlotte Thomas Charene Crawford Valedicforian Not pictured is Judy Irwin, third. Charene Crawford has earned the top scholastic rank in the of 1966 with the highest possible grade average. Kathy Storey Salufoforion Z is 1 5 5 t 1 X 2 .W-'.fimlwti'ua-'f1mm,S.fmf:sL143Qw-ew V 1 a.fsx:.t:.:f - - r , 2 , thy Storey, has earned the second highest rank in the class of 66 which consists of two hundred and eighty students. Not pictured is Barbara Fish, t Seventh Kathy Mitchell Eighth Joyce Comprini Ninth Larry Ross ied for ninth. Sfudenfs Affend Conferences Concernin il 1 mm X ,E V . 2 T L. 4 Toni Slagle, Vicki Maehling, Kathy Storey and Bobbie Io Irwin were chosen for the 1966 Girl's State held in Tuscon this summer. Girl's State teaches the principles of citizenship and government. ,. if Tom Cooper, Pat Dallabetta, Dave Shelton, and Larry Ross were Yuma High's delegates to Boy's State this summer. For one week these boys learned the ideals of American government. overnmenf, Citizenship, Brotherhood Kathy Rooney, Annette Blair, Mary Ann Watkins, Patti Turner and Danny Taylor represented Yuma High at the National Council of Christians and Jews in Tempe. Not pictured is Ken Hollin. ' 's ia fr 1--'fi f --ri f Sq q i iii 5 3 x If ilqi X i Q.r ks Margaret Guidero, Bob Gray, Terry Loo, and Roxanne Odynski were chosen by Student Council to attend Anytown this summer. Yuma High Students Receiv X We, These seniors were chosen for Who's Who in American High Schools on their leadership and ability in extra-curricular activities. Bottom row, L. -R.: Annette Lindsay, Bobbie Jo Irwin, Vicky Maehling, Kathy Storey, Patti Turner and Mary Ann Odynski. Top row, L. -R.: Bobby Hom, Dick Timmons, Ken Hollin, Larry Ross and Dave Shelton. of Linda Rezin, Judy Saxton, Joyce Comprini, and Terry Ades attended the Journalism Workshop in Flagstaff this summer. They learned new techniques, styles and general information on modern journalism. QNX? fi QQ . N K, , , .mg-' . . 1'f:1f:!.',g 3 iff, f'Q','fEffLi's3 flied:-jgirs gifs 12if3f5?i,ei Q 1 5. fl: e-,ga,.fgf:,'g::52:,.3: ,g ,I Q. ,, ff-'fwfffffsfssfsffs' :fi f' Vggmfml-ffkeggsggfff ,:::ffi ' ' ,1 5' 1,'if'Si5i fiigfiii ::: -'f,'j51..3 Er k x wi :1 WeQf1 . 'L 1 L .-.1 . shy: ix , - s13.41s W. H.. fwiik .N '+ 'QL vi R - Q I ,Q . . X A fE2:,5 . -1 xy EQ 3-x :SNQXQV K ,. s Zig 2 Q . wma ,J V. 13.1, . 5. ' my 15 TM mg EW-rw f,:4.11EX-5 I Q. 24- ,L ,, .. YA. 5 f4if,1f'?f. ef . A W 5, A5 fw 4: 'fi . gnu-ff. 1 I 'fs Annette Blair Surrounded by her court, Homecoming Queen Annette Blair is crowned by Student Body President Pat Daliabetta. Anneffe Blair, 19 Dallabetta, Student Body President, crowned Ann- e Blair as the 1966 Homecoming Queen during half ie ofthe Yuma-Scottsdale game, nominating a number of candidates for the honor students chose five finalists from 10 Senior girls. 66 Homecoming Queen Queen Annette and her Court, Cindy Flavin, Cheri Fla vin, Bobbie Jo Irwin and Judi Starek presided over the second half ofthe game which Yuma won 19-8. Following the game the annual Homecoming dance was held honoring the Queen and her court. Dordal. Annette smiles through tears of joy as she begins her reign as the new Y-Day Queen. Her driver was Erling 77 Y-Day Attendants Judi Starek and Bobbie Jo Irwin Cheri Flavin and Cindy Fiavin Candidates Share Day of Suspense Y-Day, always a spe- al day in the Yuma igh school year, is filled ith a series of events. e Downtown Rally, the -Day game, homecom- g, the crowning of the mpus queen, and fi- lly the homecoming nce make an exciting V for everyone and par- cularly for the five ung ladies pictured IC. Annette, Cindy, Bobbie Jo and Judy make a short but exciting trip to the Downtown Rally, The Drivers were Dordal and Terry Ross. EI-2? Q Annette, Cheri, Cindy, Bobby Jo and Judy are introduced to the audience at the an nual Downtown Rally. ,..4 Being an FFA Sweetheart comes natural for senior Annette Blair. Annette was re-elected as chapter sweetheart after being a runner-up for State FFA Sweetheart last summer. Susan Hightower was elected FBLA Sweetheart by fellow members. Susan has devoted some time and effort to the club being president also. Ir. Marketing student Mary Echols was chosen DECA Sweetheart for 1966. She will be on the Distributive Education program next year. Sweefhearfs Reign Key Club has started a new tradition this year, they now have a chapter sweetheart. Patti Turner was elected on the basis of her essay on Service with Integrity. l I - ' -fife- ,UU Joanna Power, Twirp Queen, performs the lowly task of shining shoes for Twitter King Ken Hollin during Twirp and Twitter week sponsored by Girls League. 4 if ,S ' K E it .. RoYaHY Chosen r 85 -v Since snow is no problem in sunny Yuma, Snow King Bill Elliot solves the transportation for Snow Band Sweetheart Charene Crawford and Sparkplu Qugen 'wanna Power to the Slelghnde Serenade m 8 . h l h b . Pat Dallabetta display the plaque signifying their t eu S elg su suture titles. Homemakers Are Awarded I Lynn Hardy, Linda Vowell, Janis Lemke, a Kofa High student, and Jane Vahle won a trip to Phoenix to compete in the State Make It With Woo1 Contest. The Outstanding Homemaker for 1966 at Yuma, High was Barbara Ramsay' Senior Peggy Ellis won the Betty Crocker Cooking F H A Contest. Peggy has been a member of F. H. A. for ' ' ' four years. Barbara IS a senior and a member of l J nl Honor Roll Jsf Semester 1965-66 A X x , , , mg ll J . J ' I J 1 Q is ,Q 1 Jft : Juniors' L J 1-, f a Achen, Gay Allen, Linda Anderson Andy p agby, Christine X Blevins, Gary Bradford, Do ld 1 Bundy, Essie Burch, Jerry Chretin. JoAnne Crawford, Danny Cypert, Christini Dillon, Lee Doten, Albert Pat Edwards, Michael Estupinan, Lorraine Evans, Althea flynn, Mary J Fullerf Irene fff 1 J L 1: X Gray, Robert Griffin, William Hendrickson, Gail Hengl, Annette Hermanson, Jean Herrera, Ernestine Hicks, Melanie Hom, Terry Huerta, Gonzalo Hydeman, Nancy Jackson, Anit , - Jackson, Phiw Jessup, Judy Keller, Pete Igi9fll3L Vit 3 i1 Yi, ls? QLockard,'U' y by MCQHEH, Lona Mansfield, Ann Messenger, Pam Mitchell, Marsha Osborn, Duncan Parks, Janice Patterso Peach, Charlot - Phillips, Cara Que, John Quintero, Jannon Rendleman, Marilee Rezin, David Rooney, Kathleen Smith, Patricia r Juniors and Seniors Stafford, Bobbi Storey, Richard Tays, Dena Tnourot, Frederick Tomlinson, Laura Vaughn, Brian U Vitolins, Mara Walker, Pat Watkins, Mary Ann i Qheeler, Leavenwomw f . ggi? f Williamson, Theresa Witman, Ann Wong, Sarah Wood, Benny Crombie, Sharon Seniors Ades, Therese Babcock, Barbara Beltran, Robert Bovee, Leslie Brandt, Bill Brazeel, Charlotte Clay, William Clayton, Debbie Cliff, Lynn Comprini, Joyce Cooper, Tom Crawford, Charene Crow, Clarice Dallabetta, Patrick Davis, Laura Dey, Linda Doten, Diane Ellis, Peggy Fambrough, Clair Fish, Barbara Flavin, Cheryl Flavin, Cynthia Fletcher, Andrea Gephart, Phillip Gill, Velma Grose, Elery Guidero, Margaret Hightower, Susan Hobbs, Barbara Hom, Robert Irwin, Bobbie Jo Irwin, Judith Johnson, Phyllis Kasun, Mike King, Brenda Knapp, Nancy Leinbach, Ellen Lindsay, Annette Loo, Linda Loo, Sue McCauley, Rosa McVey, Marilyn Mabery, Carol Maehling, Vicki Manning, Jacqueline Miller, Tom Miller, Walter Mitchell, Kathleen Monahan, Sharon Morris, Joanne Morrison, Sharon Moser, Susan Mueller, Joyce Murdock, Patricia Oldynski, Mary Ann Palmer, Brenda Pershall, James Ramsey, Barbara Ramsey, Virginia Rezin, Linda Rice, Alana Rojas, Rachel Ross, Larry Ross, Terry Rowe, Steven Sanders, Debora Saxton, Judith Schumacher, Linda Self, Sherryl Slagle, Toni Smith, Gladys Smith, JoAnn Spencer, Jim Storey, Kathryn Tomas, Charlotte Tompson, David Timmons, Richard Tinsley, Margaret Turner, Patricia Turowski, Claude Vemon, Barbara Villarreal, Lorraine Woon, Penny Knepper, Alfred S T U V D E N T L I F E f Autumn Accents New Fun ana Hundreds of Yuma fans look on with enthusiasm at Glendale playoff game which Yuma won 26-7. Vickie Varner, Candy Munk, Becky Power, and Christy Munk initiate the new granny look to the Yuma High campus. Mary Ann Oldynski and Ann Mansfield register out-of girls for the Girl's League District Convention. citing Ideas for Criminals on, Gridders break through Crim head with en- and hopefulness. -40 ' S . .M almost hieroglyphic car boosts spirit for the Yuma-Kofa Shelley Taylor and Mike Poradek hang booster posters for buses. .,. .. L . Hey, have you seen my coke that was sitting here? P. Poradek, B. Hager, S. Taylor, Coach Sal , P. Tinsley. I. Comprini, K. Storey, B. Harris, M. Hager, C. Hager, S. Rowe, and M. Poradek show rheirralems at the Y. P. G. powderpuff football game. Hard Work and Confinuou Ann Mansfield carries out Donny Bradford's wishes during Twirp and Twitter Season. Mr. Drysdale and Mr. Sorgel fight it out with a ping pong duel during Western Days. . fps-f V . ff 'M , , , 1 f kiwi? X P , is I s Q -r s ,V -r . JM, x yt. , 1 nt 4 ,J 4' .ag v ' Complete with Ants and a red checkered tablecloth, the picnic basket represents Yuma High in the Rodeo Day parade. Sue Morrison, Cindy Flavin, Elaine Conway, Eve liam, Lynette Ltevens, and Melba Sheridan compete a western type pie-eating contest. udying Flourish in Winter ie Martinez and Bobby Rivera study composition of a car engine in 0 shop. Rooney and Laura Davis sell suckers to the fight- The Cheerleaders perform a western skit for half- crowd of JoAnne Ohretin, Pam Messenger, Randy time at a basketball game. and Tom Cooper on Bow and Sucker Day. Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Clayton, Miss Baumgardner, Mr. McBride, and Mrs. Divine cheer the faculty team on while they battle the Harlem Clowns in the gym. 0 Jr.-Sr. Prom, Graduation Hig David Shelton and Annette Lindsay read the letters at a Jr. Forum form candidates for the important Student Body elections. lv Ellen Leinbach demonstrates the proper attire to wear to the annual Muu Muu Mingle put on by Lyre's Club. . r if Disregarding the noises and disturbances made by worl the badly needed refrigeration units are welcomed by students this spring. 4 f Q A Mrs. Beeler measures Patricia Murdock for caps and for the long awaited day of graduation. f Numerous Spring Activities While putting on his coat, Bill thinks ahead of a wonderful night at the Prom. Joanna puts on last minute touches. At last the anxiously awaited moment has arrived and Joanna Power grate- fully receives her corsage from Bill Gray, her date. Joanna feels it is a hard task to button gloves when nervously awaiting her beau. Bill calls to make sure Joanna is ready. Our Town , by Senior Class Stage Manager. . . Dr. Gibbs . . . Joe Crowell . . . Howie Newsome . . Mrs. Gibbs .... Mrs. Webb. . . George Gibbs . . Rebecca Gibbs . . Wally Webb . . . Emily Webb .... Professor Williard . . Mr. Webb . .... . Woman in Balcony Man in Auditorium Lady in Box .... Simon Stimson. . . Mrs. Soames .... Constable Warren . . Si Crowell ..... Baseball Players . Sam Craig . . Joe Stoddard . . Cast The Cast . Lee Foerstner . Pat Doten . . Phil Jones . . Bob Newhart Laura Lee Davis .Donna Oglesby Randy Spalding . . Katie Smith . . David Doten . . Jayne Stroud . . Phil Jackson . . . Larry Ross .Kathy Mitchell . . Mr. Brennan .Kathy Mitchell . .Bruce Hilpert . Peggy Tinsley . .Rodney Harte . . Phil Jones . . Bill Brandt Jeff Green . . Fred Thourot . Mason Quillon First Dead Man . . . . . .Bryan Vaughan First Dead Woman ............ Kathy Mitchell Second Dead Woman ............ C onnie Ross Church Choir and People of the Town: Mike Green, Larry Ross, Laura Davis, Don Long, kie Varner, Candy Munk, Christy Munk, Connie Kathy Ferguson, Kathy Mitchell, Melanie Hicks, en Watson, George F e r g u s o n, Mason Quillon, Forestner. Vic - Ross, Kar- Rick Our Town , by Thornton Wilder, is a dramatic story depicting the lives of the Gibbs and Webbs in Grovers Corners, New Hampshire. It tells about the growing-up, not only physically but emotional concerning the trials and accomplishes made in the romance between Emily Webb and George Gibbs. In the last scene the dead people make known that death is a better place than life. fimulafes Imagination of Audience ,VW CRBHGY 5PH1diHgD. and Emily Uayne Stroudj discuss George and Emily begin a short but happy life together future with the Stage Manager, CLee Foerstnerj. at the altar, The dead people of the graveyard, comfort Emily's reminiscence ofthe past at her funeral, while George, her husband, mourns her death. Drama Club Presents Mysfe The cast of The Haunting of Hill House posed left to right consists of Phil Jackson, Peggy Tinsley, Larry Ross, Li Pulliam, Judy Saxton, Pam Messenger, and Bill Griffen. The Haunting of Hill House by F. Andrew Leslie takes place in a brooding, isolated and innately for- bidding mansion deep in the back country of an eastern state and known as a place of evil that contained ill will. The plot consists of psychically receptive people who have been brought together by Dr. Montague who is conducting an experiment in research and supernat- ural phenomena. They want to try to discover the mystery and secret of the Mid-Victorian house. The only thing discovered in the end is that who- ever adapts themselves to the house stays with it and eternally joins its walls and mystery. 94 Eleanor Vance. . . Mrs. Dudley. . . Theodora . . Dr. Montague . . . Luke Sanderson Mrs. Montague Arthur Parker . . Cast . . Phil It Linda PL . Judy Pam Mes . . Larry Peggy T . .Bill C Q 'if HF 'W ,Y ff I , I A gi A 9 W: k visa . Q is 55 jf,-,,.,A Qi KQQX f ' 89 X A H spgkif-gf ,F ak 'xhfg' 'i KN -W-if1t..f'A'i' b. , ,gwkzi -. . X l - . ' . MS - 3 r .1 , X x Q A k. . - Y f 5 F- --X' , 5,1 . Mg ww s it ,313 ' .,. . 1.641 b Juniors Porfray Contrasting Perso Members of the cast are: Melanie Hicks, Lee Foerstner, Le Roy Munk, Pat Doten, Don Long, Bruce Hilpert, Shelly lor, Terry Ross, Elaine Conway, Io Anne Chretin, Loretta Thigpen, Kathy Mitchell, Larry Ross, Margaret Guidero, Vaughn, Don Evans, Phil Jackson, Bill Griffin, and Phil Jones. , . X Essie kisses Grandpa in appreciation for his help. You Can't Take It With You , by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, is the story of a very individualistic family that believes in letting each member of the far do what he wants to do. Thus the mother writes plays paints pictures, the father makes fireworks in the base one of the daughters is practicing to be a ballerina, and grandfather hasn't worked for 35 years. The play has a plot of boy gets girl as the youngest daughter, Alice, in love with Tony Kirby and runs into complications M the two families meet. The complications are finally solved and the play ends with the impending marriage of Alice and Tony. lifies in You Can 'f Take H With You nny Sycamore . ie....... eba...... ul Sycamore. . Pinna ..... nald ..... rtin vanderhoff ice ...... nderson . . ny Kirby . . lenkhov . y .... . Kirby . . s. Kirby . . ree Men . . 8.. . . . .Margaret Guidero . . Melanie Hicks Loretta Thigpen . . . . Don Long . . . Bruce I-Iilpert . . .Phil Jones . . Le Roy Munk .....PatDoten Jo Anne Chretin . . . Brian Vaughn . . . .Larry Ross . . Lee Foerstner . . Kathy Mitchell . . . .Terry Ross . . Elaine Conway . . Phil Jackson Bill Brandt Bill Griffin . . Shelly Taylor will Being carried from Downstairs, the drunken actress causes a great confusion for the fainting Mrs. Kirby plaining a government letter to Grandpa. Essie practices her dancing while ex- 98 Lonesome Polecat . . . . Hairless Joe . . . Marryin' Sam . . Earthquake McC-oon. . . . Pappy Yokum . . Li'l Abner .... Senator Jack S. Phogbound , . General Bullmoose .... . Evil Eye Fleagle. Moonbeam . . . Daisy ..... Mammy ..... Stupifying' Jones Appasionatta . . Wives .... Melody Club Brings Dogpa . .Dennis Nones . . . Ron Doten . .Russell Smith . .Lee Foerstner . .Danny Taylor . David Shelton . . Bob Newhart . Mason Quillin . . . .Bill Elliot Darlene Bourland . Karen Willard . . Claudia Rice . . Pam Ferrara . . Dena Tays . . .Eline Myers Cathy Causey Laura Tomlinson Susan Clayton Glenda Clayton Mary Ann Watkins 4' Vi 1 .Q Lil Abner, a hilarious comedy by Al Capp, concerns U. S. Government's looking for a new place to test their tom bombs-for the fallout is settling in Las Vegas and de stroying the great gambling industry there. The place chosen for future bombings is none other than Dogpatch U. S. A. because of its uselessness. The people of Dog are all for the evacuation because of their loyalty to the U. S. A. g until they find out that they will have to give their Sadie Hawkins Day. After this tragic announcen all Dogpatchers seek something necessary about Dogpatch to save their Sadie Hawkins Day. Mammy Yokum saves Day by showing the government men her Yokum berry which can only be produced in Dogpatch. The tonic is proven to be a failure and all Dogpatchers prepare to until it is discovered that the statue in their beloved C pone Square was a national shrine and cannot be moved defaced. X-ihasii' 'N y? While Mammy paddles pappy, Lil Abner protects Daisy from Earthquake Sadie Hawkins Day brings not McGoon. Marryin' Sam to Dogpatch but 0 smge with Li'L Abner sg N-J r iw cast consists of Mary Ann Watkins, Rick McDole, Don Long, George Ferguson, Bob Newhart, Claudia Rice, Lee tner, Russell Smith, Dale Reynolds, Ron Doten, Glen Leinback, Kathey Causey, Dennis Grennan, Gary Achen, y Taylor, David Shelton, Karen Wellard, Eline Myers, and Harvey Rice. 'if' unfortunate bachelors. The wives with their husbands make up the dancers for the Lil Abner broadway musical. C L X A s n w W 5. . f if ,mf live' fiifs , iILe3l M 's ', 2 X5 .14 Q. S Q ax al X , 1,1 Q -fx f ,M , - 1 f. Y g, w f . 5. X ' SML 5 1: x ' vu ,Y Q 1 NY 9 Q Q g ' X3 B x f 3 , isps. 39 . 7 N 3' 3 'Q y A Mal f '. Y . S S Us ,i , n zu: lilhillt lUI1 .xxx 1 QQ?-11.-ffwx X QM V, 4 r ' :Y ' C W. 3 I k, -,, I V, yi. r-. ,px A 4 . . L - , ' 'x A K . g.. ... - l. 1 ' -is -5- v-Liihzqisyme I L: X5 ' 41 ' f asf- ,,,,. .. N ge X , I 4 I ' E XFX- ! Yi- -... 'QV 6 i ,. ,. ..,., g 3 , , N . x f. - ,xg KX, 1 y Fy r f 3 Q v. - 7' x 4 . ,XY 4 f 11525 'waning Qv x ' :W Y: N X X as me wr-W w,gw,QW,,N,,,m,wAmt',MwbwT - .W r,v,,,,,,,v, A in Q If Qi Zi X f T. if-af ,X .lk- ai., 2 S 3 Pres. Ken Hollin V. Pres. Bob Hom Sec. Chris Munk Treas. Judy Starek Rep. Bobbi Jo Irw 'har' Cecilia Abril 1 K 'H sf . , . ix Q 1 .4 fl ,z Gary Akin F g' , . J 1 . e Barbara Babcock Larry Bedoya 303 Seniors Begin Year -. r ii- 1-rv' 1 Therese Ades Ester Aguilar Robert Ahuero H H W, ,... ., ,m,,,,, ..,,, , ..-..,,...,,.,Qe ..,. Ni, K . r.,.W,m f BW .ff N N N X as Xl sw Q? A3 Linda Andrews Robert Anderson Edward Anaya X be ,.. A 'x ' 3 s fi Q rl r . A Q 2:5 'kv bw df fray rf ,Z Nn ikk .. , L Peggi Bailey Michael Barriga Armida Bedoya x , x 2 K, KN Q ' 'TT' '-r Mike Beltran Terry Berrier Barbara Billings A Class of '66 Produce 'far' . g .. .A Annette Blair Bonnie Blake John Blake Lee Blevins 'IV' qv- Beverly Bourland Leslie Bovee Richard Brandenberger Bill Brandt Q Charlotte Brazeel Marcie Brown Lela Burrell Rose Cameron Qu' Wi Louie Canas Johnny Ceclillo Sandra Celaya Lydia Chavez 'hornfon Wilder's Our Town !'5 f'vX Manuel Chavez Mike Clay in Debbie Clayton Glenda Clayton Lynn Cliff Barbara Coffey QI, Tom Cooper Charene Crawford Senior boys, Dick Timmons, Tom Tyree, Erling Dor dal, Doug Tennile, Mike Barriga, Bob Hom, Robert Ahuero, and David Shelton, admire the victory cake which senior girls made for the Westwood game. ,EQ Joyce Comprini Alexander Contreras Clarice Crow James Currier Sfudenfs Take Tests, Stud Rosie Carroll Pat Dallabetta U 'f s :fi : E 2 ' ,, are , if A Don De Corse Irene DeGrande Laura Davis Jerry Dean Joseph DeLaVara Jannelle Dennis 'in-v 5 T e EQ' M ' p ,X Gerald DeVerse Linda Dey QW! Sondral Didway Mike Domingos Y 2 ' s ' . fir Larry and Terry Ross look over the list of special pro- grams at Arizona Western College. ofologues To Prepare for College Erling Dordal Diane Doten . ., .., ,..k f a -vp eg , i. - i gps:-sf . n ' fb R x l x ' 5 fi Mike Barriga, Steve Rowe and Diane Katkus, college , bound seniors, look over university bulletins in the counseling office. George Doten Ronald Doten f 6 b 'RZ David Dunham Margaret Echandia William Elliot Peggy Ellis 'viva . NW' Q upon-45 Mike E11-Od William Embree Ray Embry Don Evans Seniors Clair Fambrough Danny Farrell Rose Ferguson Barbara Fish 'ffssfgfils r f,f F 'FVM iff Arthur Franks Cheryl Flavin Cynthia Flavin villa its N Susan Fuller Tyrone Furrow Olivia Garcia Marshall Gardner Phil Gephart Look Forwar Rosemary Fischer A Andrea Fletcher ' - it gf' K . A in F5132 F Q Danny Garcia Velma Gill 'o Fufure Careers MQ-N Bobby Goldsboro Josephine Golez Henrietta Gonzales vf '7-9 MQ! 4. . ff 73? Colleen Gray Gary Gray Bill Gray raster Mike Green Elery Gross Margaret Guidero Eva Harrison Perry Hermanson Rudy Hernandez Raul Gonzales Jeff Green Margaret Hancock Roy Herrera Seniors Provide Leader. Susan Herrera Vicki Hesselback ith' . A 'X W - lj-, , . f 'M'W .,-r -:'r - 'ii s no C 'r.: r 2 -::. r.rrr 3 V rrr ,r o ,.,,,, ,X errrrr Cheri Flavin, Joyce Mueller, Laura Davis, Charene Crawford, Elaine Conway, Kathy Rooney, Kathy Mitchell, Linda Rezin, and Cindy Flavin talk over im- portant school activities and the games at lunch. Susan Hightower Barbara Hobbs Barbara Hockenberry Ken I-Iollin Robert Hom Thomas Hoopef Bert Hunter Bobbie Io Irwin Judy Irwin Pauline Jackson r School Organizafions rffqwr'-raw 'X -- , - . Ii - X 'WY' X , ie , 5- ,-big, x Y ii Rr fl-' I -f I Richard Jackson Frances J aramillo Ron Jesse Nathaniel Johnson 3 Phyllis Johnson Mike Kasun Diane Katkus Jeff Kellam Tommy Kelly Qfin Gary Kluck r p'a ffr i .,., 1 sera., Q . M 5 333 as i EF L 'zxa J Kaye Kestner John Killingsworth Brenda King X f- Q- - --Wm--Qrnqrmfw. Q K. My f..,f, ... .-,. We ,w,.,..r, Y A . 5 -- - .sfn3g.g5KgfgLggnw Nr ,..-if Nancy Knapp Alfred Knepper Melvin Le Grande , lkkx ,img 'I N. L A Ellen Linebach Gene LeRoy YH? Darrell Lipp Linda Loo Linda McCabe Rose McCauley Special Week Sei Aside fo uv, X -nv-'N'-vp Annette Lindsey Ethel Lineville QTY- L A K A Sue Ann Loo Dolores Lugo ,, , ,f .. ,rf N., wt gggia i ujs ggigggf., 'f - . .l 1f?4:k!Li3i ::Wgi,t,1,Li,.- I in - -Q-geo--e ase: it , hkk . lk I .K K I . K . K ig K . k.kA..l .F . v..A 55555 f -. 'S' 3? . x -sg , Six ' 5, 1 :Ve 'Z i . .55 - V L 4 1,9515 -rr., rl W K' tj.: 'Q Tn wff, f Q, '2- 15.12,-,+J 'fr'-3' Q-J A 'ff X ,dy ,r. .. N. -, L51 ff?-21 QE' W fr ',-orc-, ' if ggi rlggzgam .1953 S, ,.' :wh Wwfv if: ' l '. 2 b 'fx' ' ss. 'f1':.'xf',, Ik 51- 1-12 W- ea.: u:'ne.i X sk 'X :-- .. . Charlie McGhee Jim McReyno1ds J . r . -r ,r :figQe:,:'ff::..55-,,g,- ,Q I 1 T if-fkf e - 1 .. A ' ',. N. 3 Marilyn McVey Carol Mabery Vickie Maehling Julie Magdaleno niors Highlighfs Years Acfivifies . x Jacqueline Manning Edward Martinez Tom Middlebrook Tommy Miller Vickie Martinez ,. may tk- aw- , tm W A r kb Q 5, -3 t V , .tl .4 L, ,Sa 5 I as Ji I :fir ' ' r to f.: if N Vicky Martinez Walter Miller Kathy Mitchell PW , Wy, 1 i s .is t .. - 1' i t sa. ' A Sharon Monahan Ronnie Moore Joanne Morris Pauline Morrison N ,Ms sg A. xiii ..gQ ' X :er .X ,fx F Members of Mr. McMurrin's 5th period Great Ideas class are shown conducting a seminar. After pre- senting the seminar to the class it was presented to the English Department at their regular meeting. Pictured are Mike Kasun, Claude Turowski, Terry Ross, Larry Ross, Alferd Knepper, Judy Saxton, Russell Smith, and Judy Irwin. 'ww W S S ii i: ,ff - 1 Q32 1 7 ' V- . V . 5 iw -K A -1 . -L,,. K 1' I ' Susan Morrison Sharon Morrison Christy Munk Jessie Monoz AR. ar-'x Claude Nelson Dennis Nones Peter Olea Frank Olivas Tinsley Semifinalisf Susan Moser Pat Murdock ,0- if Donna Oglesby Sandra Otero 5 . rf. f 1- ., . I i z ' L X iii I 'vwff J or ff - Q Joyce Mueller John Nash Mary Ann Oldynski Brenda Palmer 32 .lafional Merif Qualifying Test Elizabeth Pancoast 5 . .. Q X l Mi Tom Prichard 'irq u.....,.q5 James Pershall David Pimper Em111o Ponce g,.: K h H W or Xxx 7 , 1 9 Pat Poradek Joanne Power P- . + . A , r i ' ki I . , - -.4 fa af f-fr -A., Q' -pr. ,4., I E ' .-,k ,v f'5 i-if-W-33a Q M is-fam Mason Quillin Gary Quilter Jerry Rarnage Bea Ramos Barbara Ramsey Mr. Drysdale strikes a typical pose as he lectures his Senior Problems Class -mv 'RN it-f-1 ' 5 51 Jeannette Reger Marilyn Rendlemen John Reynolds Linda Rezin l '4Q 'mn Alana Rice Preafer Emphasis During Senior Year Edna Rodriquez Rachael Rojas Larry ROSS , . ..,. 'Mb .,,., 1: Q'f7 '1-'X 'S , S was V R gf 1' ,. fr f .. ' aw Steve Rowe Brigitta Rube Sue Russell - Y llS'W t ' Debbie Sanders R-BY SEHCICIS 'YV Carol Schuma Linda Schumacher David Santini Sherryl Self Terry Ross Esther Saldana .5 r.r. t tx Judith Saxton sf 'A if 5 5 ' 35 if - tg . 1 David Shelton Many Seniors Sfruc A Skipper Showalter Nellie Silva Toni Slagle Gladys Smith We Sw ' ww JOHIIH Smith Russell Smith Mary Sosa Shirley Southerlan saw ST'- 'Q' Jim Spencer Gary Splawn LaVerne Stapleton Judith Starek Susan Stewart Wilma Stuart Kathy Stroud y Seniorifis Early in Year Qw ,.,,,.es Kenneth Taylor Robert Telford Doug Tennille Charlotte Thomas . '1,, 1 it -.S -: 33, Q' 1 1 Dave Thompson Susan Thorn Richard Timmons A Margaret Tinsley 'R A ,g,w.fNs . Froylin Torres Segismundo Torres Patti Turner g Q Nku' Q itgvx F Ronda Turpin Tom Tyree Barbara Vernon QW-was Claude Turowski Lorraine Villarreal N Senior Problems, Humanifie Hal Vorland Micky Wommack John White Lisa Wilbur Irene Wilson Jeff Winderlin Michael Witt Alma Jo Wood Penny Woon Larry Yanez Linda Zack Rank High on Class Schedules 'T ef' in ri., Senior members of the Thermometer staff plan a special issue of the newspaper to honor members of the Class of 1966. Pictured here are staff members Toni Slagle, Kathy Storey, Don Long, and Lisa Wilbur. After a mad rush to Ag. 4, Seniors find they have a little time to chat before the tardy bell rings and class begins. Pictured here are Mike Kasun, Joyce Comprini, Judy Saxton, John Poels, Debbie Saunders, Annette Lindsay, Cheryl Self, and Janet Booth. X. 5 1 f larva? , x we if s- .Q N-5, Pres. Don Bradford V. Pres. Ann Mansfield Treas. Phil Jackson Rep. Danny Taylor ' y Not Pictured d Sec. at ' P 4 Kathy Rooney if? fa . L we s .,. wi: P W -vw , , Kip? V Q 4 'Q 1 H., . .4 '...s 4 5 , r f THWV Juniors Ran Second With 348 5880 129' 'iff' 'vw Phu L im? WWW ff! wk Q2 4' It , wr .V-0 1'-' , Walter Abbey Gay Achen John Acosta Tommy Aguilar Judy Avazian Eddie Albert Linda Alexander Cheryl Ali Linda Allen Judy Anaya Andy Anderson Delphia Anderson Jon Anderson Jim Ammons Andy Arias s 1-'S 115 Yq,.aX Q-ZW Tim Arviso Joe Ayala Kris Bagby Leslie Baumgardner Herbie Bay Donna Beckett Bl ,A Paul Bailey Michelle Bennett Cathy Biever Jim Battaglini 'iff x xii . - K , x-fl5 5 .Y.' .5 Hflfi' L 'ff2W 3 'M !,S , . 5 E A ,, Club Acfivifies, Dances, Game V :lei ig : ' ' T ,, ur- d 'Hv 'Q 'S' Kay Billingsley Kathy Blair Joey Blanchard Wayne Blanchard Gary Blevins Gary Boone Sharon Booth 'Donny Bradford Steve Brooks Jerry Brown Essie Bundy Jerry Burch Merri Cameron Frances Canas Celestino Cano rfleeil ' A 'a cre iclll fr -' ' ?'..fL'f' awww? Alice Carrera Kathy Causey Larry Carter Terrence Cassity David Cheney JoAnn Chretin Judy Castelli Karen Causey Susan Clayton Paul Cluff 'lelp Make Exciting Junior Year ' ' K 4313? X f 4? i Q.. 3 E M.. A J K V i.i. fx K 61 ff I., i 7 , .-5 . ' X' fs Wi N YQ X ' f 33153 as , -Q.. . 5, x -f - ,I i. .-N S JE 'Q I . X ,ai V P-S Af 1 X i a A 2 Christy Colltitt Elaine Conway Gary Cooper Richard Coutchie Sandi Cranford Daniel Crawford Sharon Crombie Harold Culpepper Bobbie Curtis Carol Cutrer Christine Cypert Dennis Davis Leon Davis Linda Davis Elma Dees r...,,. -1 X -......,.qmM l ff at 'RG Q-.., Mary H. Delgado Barbara Dixon Steve Dorries Tom Dorries Pat Doten Robert Dunn Mary Echols Michael Edwards Susan Eger Martha Ellison ' B1 College-Bound Juniors Take raw ':-:ar a rf V -af ' f 1: - r' a -v F Xi: ,iff.Z5.. .fL5-3 K7 WM' x me m y ,M ' 'ga K A r 1 He Liar in fx -rg. B, r E A P J a ,LSHN rv? lynn' EXT 4 R, 3 r P1557 f, ' Q A 1 'xx X T X Ov ,S X Q . if 5 I was Q i Yolanda Estupinan Althea Evans Robert Evard Margaret Faison Eddie Favors Eva Faz George Ferguson Larry Ferguson Pam Ferrara William Flores '9'. D- L... E v fi ,E x H K 4 , Wg I S Yi 'A f -f--i ri M3 5 r- 'ff 'F . f , , Q , 9 gl ga . , ' an ,es Ei ff F L -' . 5 1 . kk ,, -qs..-9, Q ah 'ml sas ku , ' V, A 9 .4 'AY' t s Mary Flynn Lee Foerstner Karen Gayler Nancy Gephart Wanda Griffen Pam Halbert Gloria Gallardo Patricia Garcia Rizalinda Golez Bob Gray Fella Handcock Betty Harris Joyce Hassell Irene Fuller John Ginn Ferles of Quahfymg Tests . ,:- , ,. ,V A mx 'wr w as ...J Erik Hart Rodney Hart Glenda Hedges Annette Hengl Jean Hermansen Carol Herrera K' 3. Dwi Am. Nw fs . , . .. J s ' J wha-SE XY' v X 'R T Gail Hendrickson Noraine Ernestine Herrera Doris Hess s . lm? X Q lx xi X r as .mfs J .K img J 5 X, . 'E 1 ...fp f f ' c ' ' as U I g , Melanie Hicks Judy High Janie Hockman Robert Hockman Terry Hom David Hooper Jim Hudspeth Vicki Hulsey Doug Hutcheson Nancy Hydeman Anita Jackson Donna Jackson Phil Jackson Marlin Jameson Rosemary Jimenez dpjsw Richard Johnson John Jung J '.' J Terri Johnson Neva Keeton Juniors Look Forwaro Alton J ones Pete Keller Phil Jones Louis Kosmata Larry Jordan Larry Kovac ' L' f'Q- L . it L . - 'fi' J N o , .-,ia . .E i Lx, ! K pax i K it mx D N ? . ,kgfmiggi it Vs X 1 : ggi Q N, , . 1. fi ooro 1 J e L y A . ' ' ' 9 K Y NX E .. , at 5 H '. - ,... WM- 1 ' V- . --ft : : -Q..-1-as--,..1-fiat . 2: : 'zqggtyfgga-J5, : . ---- ----,..,, bye, M ' A dr ,?m L g A . ,,,V , I 'mn QM 1 Ez' fm. 1 Q' a 2 . , K ,J fr, . r W - D 2 .2 -' 153555-i'lA5' 2 . 2. 1 ' J A K i Q , ,V -g 451 J , . . A' K 'gs' Q' 3 - -. 7 -' . V . .13 ' J Q'ww..,' A V I gpg, X 'Ja mu A 5 :3 wg, .gf W r Qz2.i,.,, :. g ?--?f'-'f'fE?j- if L' w i l l , ri sig -L. 'wx Q, any L J J o J fm Joe Kubiak Janice Leffel Gwen Lockard Donna Larimore Tom Lemmon Job Long Gen Lang Bruce L Nellie Lara Johnny Lees Dolores Lewis Henrietta Licon Bonnie Loo Carmen Lopez Rachel Lopez o Last School Year 'Q-X-af pvsfvo. rm: Sylvia Lucero Jo Luker Martha McKay Lona McQuaid -wafs5is,.-A ,-,li .ra .LL , r .L,, . ....-. -. x:.. N , . . t , iw....,yx X,-si.. as 3 sw be Lo , 'F W I fl .A . 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L . b N r Cara Phillips Wilfred Ponce Christel Porter Gail Powell Jim Prather Leslie Priest John Que Balvina Quintero lead Schedule for Junior Year X l 5,1353 we ff? 'N' ' LX r wx f X A X sf A f s A-. 8 N -Q A 'ligi-i:'Fii' , : is s a x il' s , ,bets 41 is f'is s Ifqr-H e ee N dar' um- W -' an Clara Ramsey Wade Ramsey Susan Redmond David Rezin Claudia Rice Bruce Richardson John- Robles Steve Rock Betty Rodriquez at-may as Ni-a Xi NVE! if kr K Sy- X X r Gln ei is Joann Sanchez Maria Sanchez Terry Schultz Melba Sheridan V T.1 k if Q .L we VET 'N 'x Marilee Rendleman Tom Richardson Kathy Rooney Dale Reynolds rf xg X E Pat Riley Connie Ross X i x' ami , -ui Danny Santini Mark Santini Ann Schreiber Mike Shuttleworth Benny Smith Ferralyn Smith Bobbi Stafford Lota Stutsman Paula Tello Juniors Honor Seniors ' Sk F 5 'ik 682 -lv Qui X ni.. 4' if Q is S9 as 1 ef , 1 W3 i 5 J J' ri' : .ivw 6 lf .. in N Q . ...H sy: 'S' S L T 'R' 1 :G 33 X ' k in Susie Stevens Danny Taylor Ronny Thomas f i .' -uv---v Randy Thrower Laura Tomlinson Andy Torres Tim Tyree Jane Vahle Lana Van Dyke Steve Van Horn Vicki Varner Frank Vasquez Brian Vaughn knnual Upperclassmen Prom 13,5 E Susan Vernon Norman Viether Mike Vikoren Mara Vitolins Susan Vowell Christy Walker Pat Walker Mary Ann Watkins Karen Watson Daniel Webb Leavenworth Anita Whitner Ann Whitman Terri Williamson Wheeler Sara Wong K Benny Wood Frank Woon Diane Wright Gilbert Zapata I 1 -, ,. wx! av . I .W Q Q .W ,gi 4 ,J wk ik FQ 'Vi R. X. iam sm: 4 5452-- Sf, -X Q 5' E. R 2 ,K R3 xx! 1 Q 'irikfw if A s s F g 1' s-Q, . 41' 5 92 f 1 1 we' 1 O Vw .3 f f f'f 4' n J. Achen M. Almodova T. M. Bann Sophomores Begin Acfive Year ,gi X l ,X ,av N 4 V e K ..., , :Q -k- , QSM.. gin owe f . -- 5 5 51, .- x 3 E ,4- . .,g, . , 9 . , .A gk . r .. M ere... wwe K . , ..... f E1 L w 7 f - -Q3 vt 513' 5 K 'o Ny X '5 '1'u' Hou 'aifnfn f 34925 ':.5??!2'..,w..p 1 . rm.. , ... h 5 ,-nf f ii F .,. if . .. 5. af... 7' av. .lk A xv? rr , H A , f ::. pw, ,fe-ff 's H 'L . I' 2 'Nu' 9 . ' 'FZ' 591 F. Aquilar T. Amick D. S. Barker V. 'U 'ff' . S. Akers D. Arneson A. Bedoya Aguirre Anaya Beard . '-. ff QA ' A . L. l j' l .f . B 'WL I .X . f' A , Q x -1 .,,. s , A R H -: 4 il 'T r ,3- r R.. A1 ' L -- QS'- - x ,,,, .ani Q +35 , f -' :Pt . X., K. Allen K. Allen I. Avery M. Avilez R. Bell J. Beltran Q. . X J. Almodova R. Ayers M. Beltran 5 ,Ly .A ' fi. -5 7 ,gg '57 'nh ya kk 5 S . 'T . - S F A . . 2 1 1 . ' .A H! A ' ' ,, ' ' M . ' ,Y f V , Q - ,- 'BN 'X x-Q..'WTQFfl i' 1.45 E 1 'fx' re Sw' 1 . A X l k' ' A . lf Q -A X .-,e X ' ' ' .+I a A . , . .A balq 7' s . .A A .. --e-nv - -' ., X gTi'II7l'L -., 11 A 1 xr , rr . .. Q 5: Q ,il a E, - ' QA f '57 X 1 1 5 ' CJ. SUV! A N5 A it - - 4 5 - X . A lk ' V 1' -1 5 , . 'N 3 A w L mv. .- .. , - 1 f-3 - 57. Eii V . 4 - .,.., gi l K.L V Q Mfg! X .5 S' SK 4 Q 5 NIV, vis H A i In ral! Av: J .?L'7l.L. gi ' a Q .1-L.. I. ' 9 . .ill Q iirri. il Q. fifwf. C. Bennett J. Brennan T. Burch J, Berge J. Blair L. Blake J. Bell D. Bourland C. Bowman L, Brock D. Brown G. Grown P. Brown R. Brown S. Brown F. Cano D. Carillo J. Carter S. Carter B. Carver H. Casares Glare Publication Featured Sophomores .. is, A Q: ffl- i If if f If 6 . H . W N Vi Q-Eva. A S 5? ffl X :.' 15 ' . ,A F V g k F 'sa .3 .9 S' eee il F . E. V or 'B .pl , 'J-fl. f 7 .... -:rar 3 ,. . , . . 3' . r L. I , f..,,l A ,jg r .3 A waz! 3 'Nt 1 .. X K fm. 7, F .,. . 1 . g' Q Vh . 'X 'vs . , . ' F .1 1 5 he .A ' K . S. Bowman I. Casares B. Castaneda P. D. Crump I. Chretin T. Cole Castellanos T. Collins S. Cox K. Craig B. Currier D. Collard R. Currier L. Castro E. Cypret C ,, .- Z O 5 ' 1 .ss ., 5 ali f . .ag - - nk . . ' 'airy K ai my , if R .- ix. 5 Hi t 1 Q' i, .as Q ,. -me ...nf , rs, . sr .. wa . . 'Ns . is f -f. if - gp 3.5-5.1.-.-.'.g.:q.'..E:-g.'. H :ig :f.33:5.gI53g.g,g,5:::., , , ,V Ea' :kr-1.-:1:-:-:-:e-:s:-::'f5k:- .5 . I N. DeLaVara L. Delgado Y. Dewhirst D. Doten L. Duran B. Esperanza I. Espinoza M. Estandia T. Fails B. Flores T. Flores J. Ford S. Foster D. Garcia K. Erwin mn., . .wr r -1. K K v'-tX.m: W .. om?- 3 A s T K if .1 T. Cedillo C. Chavez D. Contreras E. Daniel O. Dees F. Corbet f s W5 .S X123 fu r. -1 . fa T rg. Ziff.. J-yn fimf- .5 Qi , .xl .v 1 xx ,Y if X, rx.. A V X in v A p, I .L E: E . A Q X F, sq, .5 l 1 fl R. Duran K. Edwards G. Favors C. Ferguson V. Garcia R. Gardner 3 f iff Soph 's Make-up Smallesf Class With 320 .J f - Q1 .ig N., J 1 - - , . . 5 0 0 X wc' ' . J '. .2 1 11.-4 4 V'-J J ff, M N 'J r gl ' ' ' 1 0 as 'Q Us K V.. I I . ,. J? ,Q P v 1: Q A -.C . ' 'V X QL fi 'A f f 1 IT. 7 fy K - -. X wav ,1 Q M X xx ,,. Q .,, W .. .fa K Al . f 1 Q ff- ,j - ,5 .1 vs VZ .Lal I .Y 7 px , w K X L as .M N C' of of ' ff i I Avg., Y X.. ,L so . f 1 2.51:-Q -I M. Gill M. Gill M. Gilmore N. Givens R. Gloria R. Gonzales L. Goucher A. Greenwell D. Grenon V. Grissom K. Guenzi C. Guidry V. Hall S. Ham L. Hamm S. Hancock R. Hancock G. H. L. Hardy R. Harris Handsberger Handsberger f 'k ' ' 1' H X A , Q, F' fd V 'VX 'VN 1' V . gl.. S - ', h as si . V -, ' s ,,,,i 5 'ln' -au' , j I f ' ' -p -..,,,,a IA, f . + A qi ...Q :fy ,. s A 1 , .,,, E h s . In lf 1 X QE. il! J - . , .Wil f A s V ' il k . K ....., . A, ,. f V M no .sl A H .fr Q-.9 J -.. .M . A li ' - 5. .xg Y' s N- if af' as f rs .. 'x + W Jiffy. Lf 1 A 'xx XX . . Iggy: iz, Ljfgjifa I' V X .' ' aw.-fx: . --- ?, if W X Q HH? 'f Irff ls 1 gi fir fe J J .A M - . X Q - , '-Ex .f H .5 K J f I -X ' -Q f' 1 in 47 . XLR J j 1 ' vif'z...mW 1 i X f E. Haynes V. Henderson D. Hendricks D. Hengle A. Hernandez T. Hernandez S. Herrea J. Hess S. Higuera B. Hilpert S. Hill D. Holbrook D. Jackson N. Jackson D. Jacobson P. Jamison M. Jaramillo R. Johnson R. Johnston B. Jones K. Jongeward f . wx . .L I! xy s .ak .gg J W A 1 9 My R i E . . -.mb Q A iff-if Q W 4 ru? 3-'A '53 3 QXQQV-Q 'Lv Q 'P 1 l .xx X R. Juraz Kelly D. Larson LeRoy J. Lockard Long -3' -ri, . -G thug' fl w. 1, 6, ., M., g, X. L. Lozar N. Lugo D McDan1e1 R McDo1e L McGhee M McKay K MacOmber J. Madison R. I Major S Mann D Markms H Martrnez E Matson T. Mays Magdelano W M111er I Mrlton H Mondejar K Montgomery L. Mercer Mrddleton ...,. n Annual Handshake Dance A, . Ju! xl ,f-f QQ I ', Q L . g. 9-1:3 . A ' A A .. r., ML . W mx fa n n lt L . ' if . ':. 7 Q . Winn-.a. . 5 Ss. L K. Morris L. Morrison D. Munos L. Munoz C. Ohm R. Oldynski T. Olivas C. Osborn J. Parks N. Pierce L. Pererson A. Perez QF' ' . V , ,prim-figs 9 p ', .11 N' 5 K , ls -JL! x 4 ' I ,T '.:' K - 5. J: ya. ff we -sr X ,mb Rui-W I z ,717 A' .- f Y' X fy 9 N 55, -f 1, fi L. if . V vw .FX .Q .R Q3 K. Murphy B. Painter D. Phillips Q Ju VY. 3 x - -L s .sf- r P sm 'f-+ X r N A X-n Q ,,. gs 0- 'v.:r 'P Pm' X1 ,I .1fg?1,-.3 ..fg'.gLg5r,.,. . '-.!Q::?,j' -z ',1'1'3f-'f',1r:: .:' uit. R. Myers M. Nunez M. Pancrazi B. Parga R. Phipps R. Phipps ',,- nn . L ,, .4 1 f , Yi, , A bl 5. ,wvf-if W fi' ,J V X x V. . .- ' 1 . ,I s I - is s sir HI 1 As if' 3 X up M Qc: 53 iw Tse . .- if Ll. s . Si, 'P I ,, J , K ,,..p . p X., . E . , W ' W ...' fs' Q X Q L . X ,W 53 W X ' r I 135. ., .xi ......g... T. Pieplow L. Pikula M. Pimper M. Plemmons N. Powell L. Pulliam L. Pulliam I. Ginn P. Ginn C. Ramos R. Ramos J. Rang R. Reid R. Reyes D. Reynolds K. Reynolds F. Rice L. Richardson P. Rico I. Ridgeway F. Rivera f w' fmt! i . X 5 f .4 X X .-.Q ,IA V? 17' 'A X- .Q ...Q Sf f P T7 .W . ,V -. X 6-9' f 1- f M. Rock R. Sainz R. Sawers Many Opportunities Open fo Sfude 13554. 5 -as W F. Rodriguez R. Rojas L. Salas L. Salazar G. A. Schuman Schierling f 'V ' X1 .ff W. . rt 1 - r H AJP' ' 5 .hx 6 t V X an . f 2 1 , , , I ,. r X . , , . is 2. 'L s A ......:1., X . hm ' 5 .wif 7 . E D. Roland S. Rone O. Sanchez L. Saunders R. Shelton I. Shepard , .. YQ 'Ca 'lv' , W' . fr. ' A - ' . gag . ,- 'T 5 '29 , J ' , ... r -we QL. v K' 35, M . W fy, My , . , 6 NaS i.:.'a, 4' , 555. . 5 . 5 . .- . ' , S sf ..--'-53' 'ff L-S'-rig. .S S t, , A - , fe 2. - .4 r K 15 xx 3 K -Q' Y O . z my .Q- 1 rm.. L S. Simms K. Sisley S. Sorrel K. Smith L. R. Spaulding R. Stowell Southerland G. Sullins P. Stuart ft 2 f . K A , L. Smith B. Stevens W. Swathes +- 3 .I Q nrnn .gg f V UA A A..- l Q1 ' ' SQ 4 's F. Rosas T. Sacco V. Sapp A. Saulters M. Sheridan S. Shill .-- Q -Q. A E- 6 1' ' 2 il - , 2 KVA. V , . L A iffxi . :aa .' f' A . . 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K --xx .r X ! ml Nao' X is ,i -E e g f' ,5 x s Vasquez Wallace Woosley Hmm: Drivers Ed. students prepare to practice after school. Mr- R211SI0H. S0Ph0m0fS EI1g1iSh teacher. helps h1S Many sophomores take this course. students find books in the library that would be of benefit for them to read. Yuijf, Avi Q ' 4-edgy .- ,Q Pres. Ernest Hassell , ye 1 V. Pres. ' .X lg Robyn Watkins Sec. I Sharon Williamson Treas. Nancy Croninger Rep. Eddie Harrison 407 Freshmen Enrolled for '66 Bordges, P. . 9' Abril, C. Acuna, N. Aguilar, A. Aguilar, O. .3 . x D 1' 'I ,. Aguirre, G. J ' ci' 1. , , :f.fZ-.1:-g:-.'.-:- 5-34.52. . Aivasion, P. 5, Ns.. ,ff .. .Hag ,g 5 - E .YQQIE-1 i fx 1 -e s , , , Alexander, L. R ' . Allen M . S R My gg Q4 Allen, M. J. -2 15' Nm.. .J . , L., Aldamirano, J. sg ' , ,, 'S e Q Y ' . XX-lr' Ammons L. A -,1 7 N : l 'l'r f ,B ' .Q .:a2a21' - ravi' If ' K ' Anaya. P. :lf fi t 3' ine. fi-'H' ' ' ,X Arias, M. 2. Armstrong, D. Arnold, D. Atondo, O. Ausmus, C. .W ,,,,, ,. ' Avilez, F. -.,, ,ji , Avis, R. - A , Barreras, R. W , ' fr 'ab ' Balderas, B. 'E N K . Barrett, L. Q Bartee, T. INA. ,J , .e Bateman, D. x - Bateman, R. . V Bates, R. Nz A Q! Iwi I 0 A 0. Q ,Q M in Baumgardner, C. 'X , i, ' B 5 ., ,I f . -S E M 1 xv? Xt i A -.7 Y'ff 'f Bay. C. . ,X X. , , AX ,.,. , , e Xwf Bay' J. ,XX . .,-.k L - 3 ,wx X K A X Xligweu. . Beckett, G. i lx A' , Rfk' 5. I 1 . 6 Becnel, D. - , Bedoya, E. , . 7, wr f N Bell, M. ' -f-A ' N, If' ng Bennett D. 53 if - lf f lf ' 3 ' K E ' W -- ' 1 Bennett, R. I 1 ' l 1 N T-Aj Bigger, C. r ,421 A fi , . 1 ,A Y Biltz, C. Q V Blair, s. Q K, . ' i A Blake, B. Z, ajft ,,.. , -- 'N Blazer, E. - '- Ky .eir 1 W its Blevins, R. A A M A A Vb,..1'i ' A . . ., .4 gg ',g. uv- A Q 1... . .. .1.-Qr,,S'!:s.. '- z.. Borunda, Boysun, Brazeel, Brennan Brinkerh Britt, C. Broadwa Brown, Burgoz, Burrow, Buster, D. Byram, Caballero, P. Carter, D. Carter, L. Carvajal, J. Casares, G. Casteneda, M. x..J U 2 . B in Q-'Ltr 'M .aw an K Av Ufrgv A I .. ,H fr' f 5- KK , K KK K f W S . ,f K . fix- K t -Q ffl ,K . . , K N: K. K -:nf :L ' 5 'ft W W' S, - K 3 K :I K gs 1 ' if ' ' 41' B- ii '- yr - ' .X 5 1 1 3 g B U Maiorify of Freshmen Demonsfrah an K 'fi . Mgr : .0 G r Q q vw pf 1 K L. . KK K RK KK K X --l V1 Eg 9 -. -1- is E5 , fa'-Ph '1- K K 1, ,, kr lb- :, , gf -iff N, s r .,.f 'R J.. F 3. Q ,xl r . 'N 6. X I , ,-Q, f A j . 7 6. A N ' Sl ie! ! rkfi I fr, Q qw, f5f:,1wswQg:y,ggyn i n B 5-'V x- Clayton S . 'gi ' -5: - V ,, ' M. ., . 4 Wigigqgxj i ,.. X 2 wr x -v sr A 2 1' Q si ' an . ' 1 f M, , rs. r K' 'S ' N 4 X? E5 2:35. A K I lim nfhusiasm and School Spirit All Year 1? V D 4-.. I x ' z -my 3' X Q, ..-v y - . L . . Asfmaiaui? H, 4 ,avg X Ti QR A Zh. :il 291:24 'V v O It 5 f i'ln.4. ii aaii ugqqz S. .X . ' .5 1 I 1 5 we 5 3- W xv X Q 4 'Q ,X Cyr, C. Danner, K. Davidson, J. DeHorney, S. De La Cruz, R. De La Vara, M. Delgado, A. Denton, T. Dillon, Dixon, Doten, Doten, Downing, B. Drake, G. 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A . .IFKFQT 'ggiggssee ,lvl Afe GQ' A .-.. 3 Aj, 4 , ' x ee K J Lipp, D. Longdail, L. Loo, R. Lopez, B. Lopez, C. Lopez, I. Lorona, R. Lou, P. P a Lx Lowry, M. G mfr- Lugo, E. A ff Lum, M. Lux, R. Members of Class of 1969 Plan Schedule wr McClendon, S. sw til K g ,G McDole, R. X -:yy .ff C' 4 ., McGinnis, I. 35' l .25 Mcoiockiiii, C. ' D, X K. ' , Madrid, S. ' x 5' Madril, D. A .ffl l Eff l ' , Maehling, D. 0 T. . A X5 M at ai Magdaleno, C. . 2 , is gs 'ii ig ,, Q Magdaleno, H. K ir a-fi Q Y lkigff was A ,.V- A D Mahon, I.. M l , gg x L 4 ,CS I if , g Mahon, J. IM K vi U s ' Q-EW fi Mmm' M' A . af Martel, P. ' l H , , g Martinez, B. S . .'ls A if . E- .,..l . . N Martinez, C. n , D . Martinez, E. W X ' .f.. X Martinez, G. - ii. I in , ' , 1 -l Martinez, I. Martinez, J. , ' Martinez, I. m l , M ,Q j i im . Q ,L A , f 5 In Martinez, R. M F M 1 .Q lr.,, 4 i s 'Q . 4. i A ' . Mellon, W. d o E' P' iw' Rf' i ...Q Melton, B. K Y K i lf 1 P V X I Mendivil, V. ,S 5 f 5 o f ffm, 'Ta if iii .fiiffffii 1 I I iff Mendoza, S. Mier, R. W Miies, D. 'X Miles, R. Vrgjf Miner, A. 1 . Mi1ier,K. ,Q I F Miner, K. Mins, R. 0 W M ,Q Mitchell, M. ' f A Molina, D. Mollindo, D. fl Q i ,Of .Mitchell, T. Montgomery, D. Morga, M. L. r ,ax 51. . Moreno, A. .il gl 'ff 1 1 Morris, D. 2 Q Morrison, M. M ii I .ill 'xi Munoz, A. if D Fo urses for Coming Four Years Munoz, D. Munos, L. M f' 'Q W unoz, M. H. ft . sl' Q Munoz, P. tg? Munoz, T. Murdock, R. X Murphy, G. A' Myers, G. 1', A X - I . .sa ,QQ A ,,, I t Necochea, S. , 1 , .f , ,, f Nichols, J. 1 'Y'-1 ' ' KX Nixon, B. qs-L? ,lg fm? , , r L ....,: ,I .... Nockels D. V- f fff' ff ' 1 f' . -. W ng .Hb Nfl. in 1 .3 Nunnaley, L. ,- Ochoa, A. - sf Q. ph Oglesby, S. ' X gf A :A 'O Oliver, G. - '4'-I ' , R Ona. C. ' P . X4 5? . .ff , Osuna, J. 5 su Q is I ' . , :..ss.w1e --:- Otero, C. rg ?.. 'f Otero, D. vs. - . sf Palmer, M. Q., eq f Peach, G. t X Q i, 1 Perez, N. img sg: 1 . Wfvvff. Perry. L- smezznssene 1 ' ' 'N' IS 12 A, . A Perry, P. Y ,. N, W X S ' Q ,U Peterson, K. l t T' -1 Q! . 'N M' 10 . . K-vc i ,ff by !D.:AHs fo- 5 Pleplow, B. ! KP4' 0 7 V'r' A ffii' ' Pierson, E. , A 'Y P A ' M '. A A QS Pittman, T. U. 'G t ' A 2 ' Ponce A 3 xt . ,J .K I q A pl X , K , Y I , - .a ' 4 ,1, f P YL s nf 53 ' Ponce, R. A Power, L. 6 -QL 'qi' Power, S. W' ' Pendergast, ' DJ ,,4152,,Tuf.f3-:g A Pratt, D. ' 3 if 1':.'.'.1:1.'::45, Prlce' ' 3 3? 4- .'.':i7iL2.'1 r ir q Psolka, D. 'fix Pulliam, E. ' W' 4' , ' Q Quilter, W. R Quintero, L. 1 U S--ff Quintero, Y Ramos, A. L. ..-1 Career Clubs, Sports Are Chre Ramirez, Ramos, Ramsey, I. Rangel, Reed, C. Reed, L. A . A 7.1 5' at L . ' 'vu . L 1 .,k.,:,1 , 'W . r 4 1 1 'f' i is .. 5 f .Ea VL ,f-QW? I, if Willa. ,W .f M E ' rt- .3 , .iz X ,ef X f .5 M4 'lfll Slim ul. lf Reed, P. Reyes, D. N M, Reyes, S. fl X' Richards, 1 'Y 7 -X . , ya y, Riley, M. Rlley, M. Showalter, E. , ,N F Q .,,, Sikes H. T.-.ia ,-' H .rl M. T P. G. F. yr. Ritter, L. X W ,- .qq Rivera, M. ., ' in Rivera, R. Robinson, O. ,. . f ' Rodriguez I. . . . A gy 1 1. , Rodriquez, R. A 4. ' W Ni tr I Rolfe, S. K A ROSS' C, N b r s q.fi1rg .lk A Q . . 1 'UN Ruiz, S. V N x,,,, 'U , P , Rust C. M Sarnz, E. . R X N 3 Salas, N. ki X' , 'M X f Q v it- ' ,Q .mi -J Saldaua, R. Santini, 'C. ' A if ' Santini, S. ' A si ,Q . , ii 5 Schultz. M. s ff' '92-J' le:f..l'fQ Scott, D. ' ' Ag, Seballos, N. . - WV- . i,,,.. I Self, D. X -1 fy ,. X .. to Sena, D. N , 3, .Im .. , s V 5 Serrerbo, I. H ' ., K r 1 43 ,Q Shaw, C. ' 6. ' , A A wr ' . r 5 A 4 X' r E Slate K Slosser P Smith A Q S1-mth' C' ,Q i - , Smith, L. J3 ' as ., . Aj., ,igfg . ,vi ' I, -it Sohz, A. ,Ugg . Q, Q .i I L., .Q , . f .1 v. . 1 G58 - I ik! ..'. .-wah' , 5, I ,,Sij1'.., - I fn .fy f 'A'.54 era... Keir' ' 0 fm ...X 5 . lcfivifies Available for Freshmen L Southerland, B. Spencer, A. N h ff Q F E i 5, Nts ,V I Splawn, C. . V ' Y' . -gf -S35 S' Stanley, C. H W H i .Q 13, Stephens, R. ffm ., X. :-f S MQ . Stewart, J. i Q 5 N A 5, i 5 siuiiil' fins if .1 A.-Sail .. ii m Thomas, I. N Thomas, R. A nl W 0 1 A0 Thummel, G. f .i.' S .A.. Qi Q is Todd, D. 'L' Torres, E. -ik if L I ii ' Towrey, R. TN 'Xml Trarnmel, W. ,A i .i 3 , Trejo, M. ' N S X N ' x, .. - ' X n- fa- l QQ 14 . 325 I' f r 1. Trice- D' 3. rr f - ' Lf..-3 2-5 1 S U , . 1 ' be E ' S ' S - R ,. 'bfi ' ' . g. Oc. l . . 'V' 2 e hi . f, ff. 41? -.- Ulmskl, C. A .. .i'e Y - lffk .RX 5 gg.. Q' 14 K, ff, S A , ii 1 3 VWf!1 RS if .ii :Vi i P Underwood, B. Urias, L. X R .ti E f Vaden, S. 'Q' Van Horn, K. f , Varela, R. . 'A ', .5 ' k I Vaughn, G. sfgzgifiaii an I 2? 52.1 mils' iuilifier Fe i A ' , Vaughn, I. 4 ' N... Venegas, P. : , Vernon, C. ' l X Vina, 1. SY I A 'ggi' Vina, N. VX ' ' ' Villanueva, B. it Vorland, D. 'uQAx-V253-Q., X ,W I Ware, B. 1-5, ee. -v -Q. -N .' . ,Q . XSIBTL Q E S -fa 'P' fi waters, s. 1 . ' ge-Q 3 1 It Watkins, R. S H W, V , N J, Watson, S. E R . lf' 1 .P Q. - Wells, W. 4 J. J A, Whalen, M. i fy' L' m, Whannel, S. J A S X 'Q 1 t a White. C. B .1 .-,X White, M. Frosh Have5Few Electives ,xgg L Whitner, J. . . Q: ,H A. M QQ Williams, I... i -.S gp lf, .. A lf: N Williamson, S. ' 'M' ., .-,' ' is.,.a 'M' : , th: Wilson, D. up Rl. , . . ,ig mh A gl I Wilson, R. fi, A - S , ' L. - Witman, R. mv , Alan Spencer discovers that freshman life is not all play. WA K Freshman combine work and play in trying to complete required frosh courses. Pictured are Angie Aguliar, Shirley Grissom, and Jeff Cook. A ? 'f Witt, M. F. Wood, R. Woolen, S. Wright, J. Wise, J. A. ,ev Hernandez, R. XYFFF ., Frosh English teacher, Miss Baumgardner, smiles for El Saguaro cameras during a class lull. Mary Fran Witt, Dolly Arnold, Judy Gardner, Karyl Danner, and Alice Moreno pose in front ofthe bul- letin board on Mark Twain that they made for En- glish Class. Criminals A-Go-Go Iu.. Ar. McMurrin's face reflects the determination to pound nowledge into the heads of his seniors. Paper in hand, lizabeth Pancoast greets him as he arrives at Ag. 4. r Pat Smith and Chris Hands dash through the door, glad to be released from class. Froylan Torres starts home after the long school waiting for their rides after school, students catch up on latest. QL ...QQ W The mad rush is on as students hurry to classes. A leisurely visit to the lockers precedes each school day. Soon the rush to class begins. rf! -A N353 Each time the bell rings, the triangle fills with stu- dents traveling to and from classes. ' ,f X '. I U, 3 1 , x,.r rs People, Places and Thin Michelle Bennett was first run- Coach Thomas and Mr. Sorgel ner-up for Rodeo Queen. look on as the team captains accept the second place trophy. It's a typical day for Mr. Martin who always a good lick. Anne Mansfield, Pam Messenger, Bob Gray and Connie Ross grow anxious over BCIIY H211'fiS WHS CFOWHCCI queen plans for the prom. ofthe girls football team at YPG. Steve Rowe escorts her. Susann Stewart, Julie Magdelano and Barbara Morris 30Ph0rr1ore girls pause for a picture during one of are busy running off memos for the teachers. lively slumber parties. md Around Yuma High School Sherryl Self, Allen Irwin, Bobbie Jo Irwin, Peggy Meeh, Donnie Bradford, and Annette Lindsay work on the student body float. .ir Manes demonstrates school spirit at the annual Yuma-Kofa rally. Seniors John Nash, Ronda Turpin, John Blake, and Donna Oglesby sign senior Panoramics. DOl1g HUICYHHSOD. Cathy CHUSSY, Elifle MYCFS. Rachael FFA members, John Lockard, Dan McDaniel, and Lopez and Andy Anderson show off their western duds. Ernie Williamson are shown working on their fair projects. -.QQ tv' if-.LAg! v-f,i' Cheerleaders Mara Vitolins and Mary Ann Watkins look pleased as they watch the game. Cufsfanding Seniors Voted Hono Ken Hollin congratulates Mickey Wammack and Ron Jessie over the Kofa win. Pat Dallabetta and Annette Blair were chosen Mr. and Miss Personality. x Ron Jessie was elected Mr. Athlete for 1966. at ' 'ylqif I 5-A Kathy Mitchell, Connie Ross, Brian Vaughn, and Bruce Hil- pert look sober during dress re- elected Class Wits for 1966. hearsal for the senior class play. Margaret Guidero and Mike Green were I . Coach Thomas demonstrates proper way to hold a football by the Student Body. Annual Popularity Poll 8 'S Y Q Q S1 Annette Blair gives her speech to the FFA boys in competi- tion for FFA Sweetheart as Annette Lindsay anxiously awaits her turn. Io Irwin was elected Miss squad members, Tom d D d Sh 1 . an aw e ton Kathy Storey and Larry Ross hold the title of Most-Likely-to-Succeed. Cheri Flavin and Ken Hollin reign as Mr. and Miss Friendly. Guy Vollendorf is caught unaware by journalism classmates. N r Y I S P o R T S ' 1 3 YL ik .,,f 'fa xx wfvk Je w new ' 4 K , ...mpg l- '-f'- ' ' . ' A 1 ' I '. M' ' ,. K ,.f,-.yf if 5 4, A 4 4 ... Q , A, D 5, - 9 r, -k ' Y ,. N' 3' 'Tw rl A K 5 f Q- vf ':,1- ,' W, ,rm . M v ,- Q..,- . f , .rf '- ,.f:fw - , gf- fs, 'f' X ' ' - . ' 'c-Q,,'3 A' 5 ,-g A- fx 'Y ,WL . , M! 1,5 nf ' - - . A., 4. .1 - 16 , V,-pl I ,ff-mai f--J f A Q, -. J' ,1 4' A gf, yfafiffg .,.s'K!'K, X 9 ,,+'Zp lj' 'N 'YM A- , ' W' fyf 574 ,4,n7 ' ,,aQ:- .Y L-fi ,xt ... -N V f .. 4 4 '- 3f,x'4pi'f ' ' ff' 1' .-,.- Q, fx V nf 'Jw L, Q - L , K .MVA RA ig 4 if! 'fi 'z Q? ' lu ' N V ww A A, . ,,. X . 'H wh- 'A'Qn.Lg . R3,,,.f f K . K3 Q ,L , X, Q f - w .. ' .L A ,n Q 'gs Q. s 124. -fa 1 ' 3 x - sh ' Q , Q-J L.H q Q X M! J cf X 02 ML VPQJQPPPM ,if Crim Gridders Go I rf! if ff X devil' f Row lg Tom Coz-equipment director Phil Gephart Mike De la Cruz Russell Sm1th Steve Ochoa Ray Urras Hom, Larenzo Almadova, Gilbert Arvrzo Tony Magana Harvey Rice Jerry DeVerse Eddie Alberts Row 2 Johnson-manager, Rudy Hernandez, Jim Spencer Larry Reed Tom Kelly Eddie Favors Gary Kluck Mickey Wam mack, Larry Ferguson, Dick Timmons Pete Keller Benny Sm1th Tom Cooper Coach Frank Thomas I Row 3: Coach Al Alvarez, Tim Tyree Herbie Bay David Meeh Ron Jesse Pat Riley Marlln Jameson Amphitheater Yuma Coronado Yuma Mesa Yuma Chandler Yuma Westwood Yuma Arcadia Yuma Casa Grande Yuma Scottsdale Yuma Tempe Yuma Kofa Yuma Championship Playoffs Glendale '7 Yuma Tucson 27 Yuma hampionship Playoffs ff' u ' -l g, r' ra.. -it Q . N 1 ' S . V' t Y I K .Q . , bs k.,. Q. ,., , gf as Q , Q, ' s l s. if is . : 7 r --hk J. X .. ,, . af 5- Q . is v A ' A p V r '1 -sm 1 N xl . eu Y X E fi 1' :J 3 . Kovac, David Shelton, Tom Bill Gray, Danny Rameriz, Jordan, Ron Doten, Coach Ed 41 . was :Em A .1 ,Usb Y-. A. Q.-.,.. , . N.- :QQ W si? wig X VS K Y 4 Crims begin a winning season with the kick-off to Amphitheater. Yuma High won the game 26-O. Kelly leaves a tackler ind as he gains yardage for a in the playoff game h Glendale. Ron Jesse euts around end in an attempt for a first down in the Tucson game. Varsity Criminals Shaft Eddie Albert Lorenzo Almadova Herbie Bay Tom Cooper Guard Halfback Punter Linebacker Mike De La Cruz Jerry Deverse Phil Gephart Bill Gray Safety Center Fullback End Honorable Mention Arizona Republic All Conference All State-lst Team Y ,, .LEVV VM - ,W Bobby Hom Marlin Jameson Ron Jesse TOTH Kelly Guard Guard Halfbackg All Conference- Halfback lst Teamg Tucson Citizen Tucson Citizen All State A11 State lst Team Second Team ofa Kings: 59-0 grass, 6 Gary Kluck Halfback Yuma High's Tom Kelly tears up Kofa player, Chris Beck, in the Yuma-Kofa rout. 'gh 5 I ' 1 .' fs ' Q- xp .git ,. 1 ,.Y' 1 David Meeh Danny Ramirez David Shelton Tackle Quarterback 'rg , gl 'TW V A Jim Spencer Dick Timmons Halfback Quarterback Phoenix Gazette All State-2nd Team Guard All Conference' Honorable Mention I 1 Lak ,C f' Ju ,ww gm, -.,. N A .fs 1 Tom Tyree End: All Conference-lst Teamg Arizona Rep. All State-2nd Team n an , .ff- , Russell Smith Tackleg Tucson Citizen All State-2nd Teamg Most Improved Player u-fi Micky Wammack Tackleg All Conference- lst Teamg Arizona Rep. All State-lst Team X , 4 ,M X 2 A 1 Z Q' ii.-if 1 'M gg-L 2 Q2 dl ' NV as Virxjif' L x 0 . gl . A 4 4 1' Xa A ' Y lf' fx, X 5 5, sig 3 if -' , L. N' QE '.':.. 'g QW A F , 4 . qi 75- A-' ...gf 41 ,W I ' ix. 5?-I 5' 1 M N-1 ' if lyk pg, fr bug .-ff! H ii? X -f 3 3' x I Ai 5. ' I 1 in '. Q .E team effort-1 the champio R Y DID: 4 Q .9 X I QF JF, ,K Nix ht M Sr if ic- 1::Qb' ilq F , S3 . NN jf Gridders Lose Only One Game J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM: Back row, lto r: Coach Needham, Robin Brown, Joel Henderson, Mike Pancrazi, David Hengl, James Chretin, Larry Pikula, Douglong, Greg Whalen, Tai Pieplow, Terry Collins, Robert Bay, James M Tom Fails, Coach Larson. Middle row: Leroy Munk, Garry Brown, Job Long, Ed Reed, Steve Herrera, Manuel dova, Steve Bowman, Ricardo Juarez, Lupe Munoz, Alvin Lines, Danny Anaya, Guy Vollendorf, Walt Miller, Mgr Front row: Charlie Chavez, Jim Timmons, Tony Lagunas, Rusty Reel, David Contreras, Roy Reyes, Richard Myers Henry Martinez, Rickey Gardner, Ray Southerland, Robert Wilbur. Kofa Brawley San Pasqual Brawley El Centro Calexico Blythe Kofa J. V. SCORES Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Job Long, caught in the middle, reaches up to ree a pass. f E E 2 2 3 .F f si , f -'W' Frosh Begin Football Career 1: Charlie Reed, Chris Magdelino, Joe Osuna, Glen Martinez, Chris Britt, Ernest Hassell, Tommy Pittman, Charlie Donald Crump, Gary Oliver, Michael Riley, Jeff Cook. Row 2: Carles Jackson, Joey Martinez, Torn Ramsey, Munoz, Phil Slosser, Ernest Hurtado, Ronnie Deverse, Paul Franco, George Lagunas, Greg Beckett, Wayne Tram- Homer Dickson, Allen Irwin, Don Molindo, Jessie Gonzales. Row 3: Coach Young, Alferd Miller, John Thomas, e Maehling Mike Riley Rudy Lorona, Ernest Martinez, Eddie Bedoya, Danny Otero, David Blevins, Ernest Churn, Mahon Chuck Baumgarner, Hector Juares John Mahon, Roy Erlandson, and Coach Daniel. Row 4: Mike Palmer, c Rodriguez, Oscar Atondo, Russel Fifer, Charlie Sear, Calvin Brown, Mike Cullin, Sam Nicochea, Anthony Ughoc, es Wright Mike Layton, Steve Blair, Halevy Hong, Steve McClendon, James Stewart, Jack Humphries, and Coach cia 03. Yuma , awley Yuma ,kk...,. N ntelope Yuma f s.: ss-,fs ,,,,t,, .V , - ss s wk --sw -an - Q - ' fi , 3 2 ,,'. sg s awley Yuma C P X. K . gg- ,- -X .. .. Centro Yum a m g, ' . ii , o a Yuma i l 1 1 Y ,- A 5 C a SXICO uma - Y ., , J, f -, '- ' ,1 ' ,. , ,, . s fxx X f i 5 f J R 5 J ' , FROSH SCORES f 0 13 14 0 12 6 0 0 24 13 f 19 6 ' 0 20 Coach Young Gymnastics Team Revived Wit S xl, 1 . v iii we Row lg Isacc Rodriquez, David Psolka, Neal Jackson, Ronny Bates, Frank Wallace, David Pimper. Row 23 Arthur Carl MacOmber, Ken Petterson, Mike Band, Dennis Brown, Coach Reily. Two gymnists demonstrate a handstand for the other members of the team. The boys standing, from left to right are Petterson, Arthur Golez, David Pimper and Isacc Rodriquez. 168 Cross Counfrymen Go fo Divisionals t Magdalene, Elmo Dees, Eddie Martimez fCaptair1J, Tommy Aguilar, Don DeCorse, Oliver Dees. K! yells Coach Holehan as he keeps a watchful eye on the varsity cross-country team. Elmo tries hard--to stay out path of the coach's bicycle. 2 1 Bob Rivera, Frank Aguilar, Duncan Phillips, Gary Cooper, Frank Olivas, Cliff Parks. Row 2: Coach Lee Holehan, of 169 Thinclods Have Winning Season The Varsity Cross-country Team surges for a good jump off the line against Arcadisa Getting an early lead is a lot than making it up at the end, states Coach Holehan. Pictured here in the light jerseys are Yuma sprinters Frank Gary Cooper, Eddie Martinez, Duncan Phillips, and Tommy Aguilar. In back are Elmo and Oliver Dees. 31 25 17 45 17 43 Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Coronado Mesa Chandler Westwood Arcadia Casa Grande Scottsdale Tempe Kofa Eddie Martinez heads for the finish line at the meet Arcadia. Criminal Five Clamp Kofa 74-45 X54 hm Spencer Job Lon Guard g Forward Larry Reed Forward -1 '-W.. Wendell French Guard a's Ron ISSSIC C249 trres for two s against Coronado. Robert Johnson Manager Randy Thrower Forward Varsify Cagers Have 1 1-8A Season ,NL . ,F , f .... 5.4 x M ' re r A e if Ron Jessie i Forward 'M' f Tom Tyree . ,X , ji jf Guard Tom Kelly Micky Wammack WNV! 7 Guard Center Q- ,M Mx 'UM' X k Dick Timmons Tim Tyree Forward Forward Ken Hollin Center g Yuma High Five Mef Flagsfoff in Playoffs 4 .JP Y' o away, You bother me im- ies Ron Jesse as he goes up for o. Coach Bob McLendon Out of my way , grunts Larry Reed, as he steals the ball from Calapatria in An El Centro E1k's tournament game. Micky Wammack, 42, looks on. ...sf Nam. lt's in the bag'.', says Larry Reed as he sinks two for the Crims. Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Casa Grande Arcadia Coronado Chandler Kofa Scottsdale Mesa Westwood Tempe Coronado Chandler Casa Grande Arcadia Westwood Tempe Scottsdale Mesa Kofa Flagstaff JV's Have Winning Season X l SP' Row lg Duncan Phillips, Jim Timmons, Richard Myres, Eddie Favors, Tai Pieplo. Row 2: Coach Jim Martin, Arthor Bill Painter, Steve Herrera, Rob Wilbur, Charlie Chavez, Don Markins, Ralph Sevallos. Yuma Casa Grande Yuma Arcadia Yuma Coronado Yuma Chandler Yuma Kofa Yuma Scottsdale Yuma Mesa Yuma Westwood Yuma Tempe Yuma Coronado Yuma Chandler Yuma Casa Grande Yuma Arcadia Yuma Westwood Yuma Tempe Yuma Scottsdale Yuma Mesa Yuma Kofa Yuma Brawley 174 Steve Herrera shoots for 2 points as Coronado Dons and teammates look on. Yuma won 62-41 Frosh Cogers Make Good Effort o a n Pasqual n Pasqual alexico ythe . a awley Centro fa 1 lexico ythe awley Centro fa Charles Martinez Oscar Arando Don Mollmdo Back row M1ke Layton Mgr Isaac Rodriquez George Lagunas Fifer Tom Ramsey Wayne Trammel Mike R1ley Ken Doten Charles Splawn Danny Otero Coach Fiete rctured Charles Cyr James Bay Chris Magdaleno Eddie Lugo FROSH SCORE S Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma 53 Yuma 40 Yuma 65 Yuma 57 Yuma 47 Yuma 40 Yuma 37 Yuma Arthur I-Io jumps for 2 as Duncan Phillips looks on Front row: Donald Kelly, Gary Hardy, Ernest Churnn, Mike Morrison, Charles Reed, Larry Munoz, Homer Dixon, P, : I ' , I . . f 36 29 : 48 25 : 48 46 ' 84 48 58 40 f 56 37 43 41 Y Varsity Mafmen Demon Top-John Achen 95 Art Abril 103 Top-Mike Angulo 112 David Abril 120 Jeff Winderlin-127 Eddie Anaya 120 Gary Cooper 112 Art Abril 103 Tom Pritchard 133 John Robles 138 fondard Wrestling Holds 4 3 E1 Centro Tour- a ney Second Place a 21 Mesa 22 a 27 Scottsdale 17 a 24 Catalina 16 a 19 Westwood 22 a 15 Arcadia 25 a 42 Coronado '7 a 35 Chandler 13 a 19 Pueblo 22 a 20 Amphi 25 a 22 Kofa 19 a 15 Tempe 23 Lorenzo Almadova 133 J im Vahle 145 5 4.-- Q if 5 1' gist if fr 'ti' if--. ' wi, ii, gl f 'T l . ,.s.n . gabqffif QN, ti., I .1 e - X '-:1 . 'fl' Q Melvin Le Grande 165 Not Pictured: Russell Smith, and Coach Jerry Young Henry Martinez, Tom Cooper 154 Ernest Hassel 154B Bobby Goldsboro unlimited Eddie Alberts 180 J. V. Go 4-55 Frosh Are 5-I Row 1: Franciso Ybarra, Allan Irwin, Frank Hernandez, Joe Vasquez, Charlie Gonzales, Lorenzo Almadova. Row Henry Martinez, Chris Britt, Ernest Hassell, Micky Edwards, Eddie Alberts, Mike Pancrazi, Coach Tom Daniels. Q 1 . 5 X it S xiii--...Q wg is rls Row 11 Chris Britt, Richard Cedillo, Greg Jirak, Ernest Hurtado, John Thomas, Tom Pitman, Glen Martinez, Jesus zales, Ernest Hassell. Row 2: David Psolka, Allan Irwin, Larry Cobb, Rick Lawrence, Gilbert Hernandez, Charlie zales, Greg Beckett, Jackie Humphrys, Sam Necochea, Arthur Munoz, Steven Henry. Varslfy Girls Nef Anofher Season N-....... X 'f,.ff ,2- ,a N, -- .N L4 R K... of the Vars1ty G1rls Tenn1s Team are Sue Morrrson, Ann Mansfield, Althea Evans, Kathy Rooney, and Roxanne Girls matches were played with: Casa Grande. . . . Arcadia . Coronada Chandler Brawley . Scottsdale Mesa. . . Kofa. . . Westwood Tempe. . State Tournament Tucson l l Z Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Yuma Varsity Boys Face Tough Schedule are W-Wd! za: 5 Robert Ahuero, Worth Wheeler, Bob Gray, David Rezin, Erling Dordal, and Tom Lemmon comprise the Varsity Boy Tennis Team. s r ir a e r er r Casa Grande . . . . . . . Yuma Q 5 - 3 Arcadia . . . . . Yuma ' gi Coronado . . . Yuma ' miii 6,5 Mesa. . . . . Yuma ?QH '55gQ? f' i'5 in Kofa ---- Yuma 3 if 3 K if Westwood . . Yuma LQ ziu Te1'I1Pe ........... Yuma sk 5 T5 i State Tournament Tucson Coach Holland m-'APS 1 ak A gg, Q V 0 Qeaewl fo Yuma High Trackmen Star -1 - ,- 1 r Row lg Mike Pancrazi, Pete Keller, Duncan Osborn, Oliver Dees, Arthur Franks, Mathaniel Johnson, Ernest Williamson. Row 2: Edward Martinez, Don DeCorse, Barry Kehl, Gary Splawn, Elmo Dees, Gary Cooper, Tommy Aguilar, Tony Mar tinez, Howard Taylor, Job Long. .npr i saw Gary Quilter demonstrates his form while jumping a hurdle during practice. 182 Blythe North Phoenix Alhambra, Phoenix Union Brawley, Kofa Central, W. Phoenix Kofa Chandler Relays Ariz. Calif. Invitational Mesa Relays Casa Grande Brawley ABC Kofa Divisional Meet-Mesa Inter-Divisional-Mesa State Meet- Mesa Yuml Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum, Yum, Yum Yum Yum Yum fl' eason With Early Practice -1 3 if :YE L1 I Coach Harry Needham. Q ,su-P110 4 4. Gary Cooper, Tony Martinez, Tommy Aguilar, and Elmo Dees warm up before track practice. ix' ilk f1'f'f ' 'r wwf' 1: Gary Olivar, Steve Bowman, Bob Carver, John Solakiewicz, Gene Motson, Keith Craig, Grady Thompson, Row 2: Cook, Joe Osuna, Joe Martinez, Henry Sikes, Ronnie Beckett, Ricky Gardner, Ernest Hassell, Nathaniel Johnson, Arthur we-xf .dll ..t, i Nia 183 HRW? Yuma High Supports The Varsity Baseball Team is made up of twenty members. They are, from left to right, John Acosta Frank Woon, Coutchie, Michy Edwards, Terry Hom, Steve Hardy, Larry Kovoc, Wilfred Poncy, Mike Beltran, Bob White, Coach o Kelley, Eddy Favors, Tom Tyree, Herb Bay, Jim Spencer, Dick Timmons, Tim Tyree, Mike Elrod, Marlin Jameson, Blevens, Randy Thrower. 'N JFX 'Wf raises . X ,,,r. ,.,,,, , , I -15 5 , if V . - . A si . ,Vi rs i Q .F S- is s is A q 11 I 5 'L K 4: at -s if ' ,, 5 72 fi ' A ' E 's A 4 C Q ri j' . 5, QA, ,, X. ' ,T s 95 ' : 'S 'fitfvmw' N .ar . gz,k5g ,,l,,scass.M+s A-:s 1 'f'r ' Q 4 . 2 .., 5 15, - V . ,J , , H .. ,fr .. . , .,r. , . will .X , . L' f 5- H' - is ,ssisssgigw rsfsfmsfsgsws. Alfa.-,M.,f,silsi s 1 fr A 1 f '- ,: srsizffiiv I ' my -IYL5:?1, i E!'i3h'5i5 T f- - 73, ,,s13l,s,g ,,Vg1,,,si,L ,J ' , . K , K Q, - A .axis Mtg, L A - ,H if ' if I -A ', , , 2 7 K3 , A --of fy X..z,,gS43Qff.g:g,f,zQ - its K Strike: Herb Bay takes a swing at the ball during practice. Mike Beltran is the catcher. John Acosta slides into second base as Steve Hardy tries to put him out. Casa Grande Arcadia Coronado Chandler Brawley Scottsdale Mesa Kofa Westwood Tempe Arcadia Casa Grande Coronado Chandler Westwood Tempe Scottsdale Mesa Kofa State Toumament Tucson Jufsfanding Baseball Teams ' A I E r 5,3 .4 A A at Ji 11' AAI The Junior Varsity Team is coached by Wendell Freeze. The members are, from left to right, Don Markins, Dan Doten, Sam Barker, Bill Painter, Doug Larson, Larry Stone, Gary Collins, Frank Angular, John Woolsey, Duncan Phillips, Rudy Zamaro. f-Q Q is , 2 s -Q U ima - L. H 'km ef .- f at J! ha 1- ' V. fi, mr 1 .1 -uf Freshmen Baseball Team is coached by Ron Wood and consists of nineteen members. They are, from left to right, Ed Charles Reed, Ernie Hurtado, Charles Jackson, James Byran, Oscar Atondo, Don Malindo, Feorge Drake, Allan Chuck Baumgarnder. Row 2: Gary Hardy, Ed Harrison, George Lagunoz, Larry Munoz, James Wright, Wayne rammel, James Bay, Steve Brick, Charles Splawn. 185 Golf Team Swings Info Second Season in '1' 9' Z Kneeling: Alan Sullivan, Harold Culpepper. Standing: Pat Dallabetta, Rodney Hart, Jack Kellam, Ron Green, Jeff Coach Cliff Bryan. The team practices everyday at the Country Club and the Arroyo Dunes, and they play teams from El Centro, Brawley, Calexico, Westwood, Chandler, Arcadia, Coronado, Scottsdale, Mesa, and Tempe. 186 Swimmers Practice af A.W.C. t M is Q 1 in eff 4.- -1, fl, -4 a L. QQ. 4, Q, 41. nolds, Walter Miller, Richard Myres. 3 4843 Coach Rick Garcia ed above is the Yuma High School Swimming Team. Rick Garcia is the coach. 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Open it with minimum effort, savor the brief pleasure . . . and that's it! But if you recognize it as an opportunity, insert the grain of ambition and nurture it with enthusiastic purpose, your oyster will reward you with a precious pearl. Q Amzomx Public Serwce AJ COMPANY s your oyster, your world What you do with it is up to you MCDONALD S Sherron Slms and Dav1d Rezm are shown here model mg some of the ftne fashtons avaliable at MCDONALD S 197 Mam Street MCDONALD S speclaltzes tn brand name merchandtse of lugh quallty yet the1r prlces f1t everyone s pocket book FWS- Nam STAHL S SPORT CENTER Bob Ahuero and Tom Tyree look over some of the fine sportrng equipment avail able at STAHL S 281 Main Street Stahl s also has a complete line of Yuma High sweat ers and sweatshirts SEARS Redecoratrng her room Vickie finds evervthrng she needs at SEARS 265 Main You can shop by catalogue and phone your order in at 782-8391 Pictured are Vickie Maehling and Ellen Leinbach HARRIS MEN'S SHOP Mike McSpaden introduces Jim Spencer to the selection of fine men's toiletries including Jade East and English Leather available at GEORGE R. HARRIS' in the Yuma Mesa Shop- ping Center. YOUR FLORIST YOUR FLORIST features flowers for all occasions. Jean Her- mansen and Tom Mid- dlebrook visit YOUR FLORIST to look over the selection of, flowers. YOUR FLORIST is located at 901 Orange Avenue, 783-8388. 4 . -ws.. ' Q Y Q ,Mfg Qgfiwlf-J PENNEYS PENNEYS participates in the Distributive Education program by employing three Yuma High studentsg Eliza- beth Pancoast, Sandi Celaya, and Elery Gross. Clothing and shoes for the whole family are found at PENNEYS, 354 Main Street. REDDY RENTS Melissa Sheridan needed transportation and at REDDY RENTS she found the perfect vehicle, powered by Randy Spaulding. It just goes to show that REDDY RENTS most everything! 'N Q ,Q 0040 LLM 6 A0 ag, OOOOOOOO V5 5' Q E O O I' H12 ARIZONA since I iimr I fx? W mrorh Max ,A Shamrock H Moon: :gg v Shamrock 3:0889 SUTTABE Diff UAAx.t.OUQ 4 MEEH S TV LAB Pam Messenger Melba Sheudan md Peggy Meeh V1S1I MEEH S TV LAB lo cated 111 the Cresent Center MEEH S carr1es the fmest 111 black and wh1te and color ICICVISIOD sets and servlce for them E M tttttt t .et,ttttt 0 qzqblv qblzl V -...,. . . . 2 gi Sl... fo 1 2 ,, . Z .. E5 93. .. ,f , -! qb . I Q:5 ' i 1 K e ' . ,,,. .-.N ,,.,.yf' 1 M 'A 1 ' FAAF Mg . , Q 0'+we'4 ,f S ery 1922 K t....,..,. M ,e..t.4.,.., l 1 YumA'AuToAssoclATioN Clay-Burgess Chevrolet Village Dodge Donkersley Pontiac-Buick Varner Motor Company Valley Motor Company Dick McCauley Motors A new set of teens for a new set of cars Teens p1ctured here are from left to rrght Candy Munk Ken Taylor V1ctor1a Hulsey V1Ck1 Varner Cheryl A11 and Gene Jones You can buy any one ofa number of frne new cars from any member of the YUMA AUTO ASSOCIATION Cars were furnrshed for thrs prcture by Clay Burgess Chevrolet a Chevy Caprrce Varner Motor Company a Plymouth Sport Fury and Donkersley Pontrac Burck a Pontrac Bonnevrlle GINGER'S The best se- lection of teen fashions can be found at GINGER'S, 1056 if 4th Avenue. Kaye Kestner looks over the newest coordi- nated skirts and sweaters available. ...if-,319 CARL SELF BROKERS, INC. L WISHES TO CQNGRATULATE THE CLASS OF '66 ' 51 :jig in 2431 4th Avenue 782-36 36 iiQ'?5L'!!-E55 ' -ffi? -ff . A ,IHML1 4I,,y. V ' 4 , 'f'f,. j -'U ai BONDED' ' -.. . wif? . -fe' 6:-14 ' -was '11, ' --as 'f Li? 1 L Ex 1f ' iv. h,,,f.- 'f ,X ,gt . -W. K ,,,,.,i- J . gli, xjL,T,, f RANcuts Business cnrnus ntsunmrmt --I--3 L KELLY SUPPLY KELLY SUP- PLY carries a complete line of art and school supplies, photo- graphic equip- ment, and office furniture. Eugene LeRoy and Suzi Fuller inspect a brief- case from KELLY SUPPLY'S newly added gift section. IWESA SHDRTSHCW The fmest sportmg eqmpment IS found at MESA SPORT SHOP 1152 4th Avenue Mlckey Wammack and B111 Pamter flnd that everythmg from foot balls and basketballs to beame caps can bought at MESA SPORT SHOP THE VOICE OF THE YUMA HIGH CRIMS 1400 LISTENING IS BETTER THAN EVER DAN CLANCY ROGER CARROLL DOYLE SEELY JOHN GABOURY KVOY 'fm ,....JW L 'W- X.7f W GRADUATE T0 BETTER BANKING SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION or 4TH AVENUE AND 16TH STREET 10112 YUMA ARIZONA PHONE 783 8836 KIVA KIVA keeps Yumans rnformed on the news of Yuma I-hgh The Choralalrs are one of many groups appearmg on Chmnel 11 KIVA On Satur days at 2 OO watch the Yuma Schools program NN ' ff X' X stun HUUSEX 3 A r 9 oo P M D 14th st t 5th A 782 4491 JONES MUSIC CALDWELL EQUIPMENT 590 E I6 STREET YOUR HANDLER FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS TRACTOR SALES 8g SERVICE Q .-nv f' If L 'I 1 - I ' f X w A X I X if 9 T p ' loin l l I Stea andwic 8: Fries S , 69 1 Open 11:00 .M. o : . . aily reet a venue - Yuma's I complete music store, JONES MUSIC, offers a f' 1 'on of 6 ches- K A W. I ' ents hmi.. ggi . nes. A e'QL y ' stru- I NES 1107 5th Avenue I 782-3884 I O Coca-Cola Bottling Student Councrl takes the pause that refreshes durrng 1ts annual tour of the COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY located on North G1la Street Coca Cola 18 a tradltronal part of campus lrfe berng sold at athlet1c events and dances Counc1l members prctured are front row left to rrght Annette Blau Annette Llndsay Ton1 Slagle and Theresa Lou Second row Ken Hollm Pat Dallabetta Roxanne Oldynskl Sherryl Self and Pat Turner Thrrd row Edd1e Harr1son Wendell French Donny Bradford and Ernest Hassel Back row Danny Taylor and Dave Shelton . H . .. . . , .: .I . , . . - 2 ', , '. . . f . ,, i I 0 I - - Q gddltd-JU, fi ' QIfH'l'f9'I'l'jQh - 'fir' rgarrrv -'Y I-'lrvvg fry I I UJKOA.. GLM. I w-bk, da., OE? BMT TOwli G U S ' Vaci. Cav. 60011.11 NDERSON'S ka -4 M461-1112 QUEEN Maf Q 6 B201 iith ' . C-04. Bei. ' 594' '3 n v-3R541AK1!!'rE9if -,41'r t5 AL- GE.-.QL 09' 4, , E xx. E THE E-sToP CAMERA AND H1-El sl-1oP .lx - 9. J. 1 ' 1340 4th AVENUE .lu . Ak . E1 41 A ' 1 SAV-ON DRUGS 1 318 MAIN STREET THE SMART SHOP 1613 4th AVENUE 200 BAILEY'S FLORIST AND NURSERY BAILEY'S send flowers world-wide and also have flowers for proms and all your special occasions. A T PANCRAZI AGENCY Incorporated R A Bob PANCRAZI E A Ernle PANCRAZI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66' REAL ESTATE INSURANCE P O BOX 208 0 650 FOURTH AVENUE YUMA ARIZONA YO niepznlenl lnsumne AGENT S I I ' I I Y 0 U KYUM strrves to present the latest local state and na tronal news to Yuma Mary Ann Olclynskr v1s1ts Sklp Conover one of KYUM s DJ s to learn more about how a radro statron rs run 560 on your radro cha R KYUM Pt fElSg Walter Varner, Jr. Dr. R. W. Conway jf! alma? QM. M 1 . a 1 wwf ME , Signatures WLT WW! :JA T. gh jim! agwfff a -f-r Q A-Q p.Q.,Lu' 'x O r 5 NLD? Q vi, 5 ' Q is My gifiiiigiw U 55 'il' C9 can Quegjggfb 1 140-Uwaukq Woman M632 fl-O I -QITQR , .Q .325 OAS'-PF 9249 516C'HY 295255 U N SIQQMLQEE-QD L - tU2'l5l Ck 3 flglgfajc fb ow i MBE I X450 d B91 M '91 PM FRITZ l 'W' BOTTLING I coMPANY 0 I Zz 'lllll ', :A xii ,gg 49' X X nfruu 537 Newsmaking People Finally, after so many years of inconvenience, Yuma High al- almost has enough parking space to accommodate every- one. Sixth Avenue was widened and the extra space used for diagonal parking. During the fall months every- one suffered through clouds of dust, the noise of loud street machinery, and parking three blocks from school. However, most would now agree that it was worth it. With the new parking lot and the refrigeration unit, Yuma High improved a great deal during 1966. .,r-www: , X .. M 5 Q- s 9 Ri' me 95 li X if c . x , it Q 7 1 .f 3 in 1 K K 'L ,. 3 3 s if s s , , r A . , , r Q 4 f J f ' f :sf 3 - ' . ,s 3 - - A . - . . - . . H Z -' 15 A 3 , 5. t.,,. r s Q. 'g ' K - 'K Agn, ,- .K .K K K K ig me f , .- A. -L Ukigai, . '..,S . K - K wists-,T 2555255 -- , K ,'sM?ii5'KKl-'s52fQ7l'ssM' ' KM? K . 0533 -. f' 'T .. f?1g,.Qg t X N use-,,,, .M .,.. ,. r,,,M xkhkk N I Sgr.-ish-Y , 'rt ' - W A as fe ' Sylvia Lucero, Ray Urias, and Kathy Rooney, all juniors, went to Chicago to represent national convention of Catholic Youth Organizations. 204 Yuma at the fs Enrich Life af YHS As part of learning more about nursing, members of the Fu- ture Nurses organization on campus visited Smoke Tree Manor. In addition to the Manor, the students visited the Indian Hospital and later had a luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Facing the camera here are Martha McKay, Stella Rodriguez, and Debbie Clayton. -R students chosen from both Yuma and Kofa prepare to take over the city of Yuma's governing procedures. Miss White Refires Practically an expert on the uses of audio-visual materials, Miss Miss White listens to questions from students in her 206 class. White loads the tape recorder for use in her classroo Miss Paloma White, who came to Yuma High School in 1935, retires this year after 31 years of service. An extremely active and creative person, Miss White utilizes a variety of classroom techniques to h her students find learning more enjoyable. Miss White's primary subject is English but she also teach Latin. According to one Latin student, Miss White brings Julius Caesar and all those guys right to life when she talks about them. In addition to her regular teaching duties, Miss White sponsors the Junior Classical League here at Y. H. S. and is the official sponsor of the state.JCL. For around 15 years, Miss White has also sponsored Girl's League. Miss White's retirement will be a great loss to Yuma High and students and faculty alike will miss in the coming years. Acknowledgements I I I Laura Davis-Editor-in-Chief The El Saguaro is a pictorial history of Yuma High School. Its publication requires the assistance and coopera- tion of practically everyone associated with the school. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those, in- cluding the student body, the faculty, and the administrative staff, for their efforts in helping to complete this 1966 edition. I extend a special thanks to JAMES HILL who photographed most of the pictures recorded here. Thanks also to the YUMA DAILY SUN for its large picture contribution. Yuma businessmen who bought advertising space in the El Saguaro also deserve our gratitude. Without their help the publication of this yearbook would have been a financial impossibility. In addition to the above, I would like to thank Connie Ross, a junior, for the cover design and for the designs found throughout the book. My own personal gratitude, I extend to the other members of the yearbook staff and to our advisor Mrs. Cooper for their long hours, hard work, and fine cooperation. I hope that ou find many hog of enjoyment browsing through this record of 1966 at Yuma High School. i up li aa Senior Index CECILIA ABRIL GL, 103 DAVID ABRIL AMS, 176 THERESE JANINE ADES Drama, Quill and Scroll, Anchor, N. H. S. , GL, Sr Rep. -GL Council, Drama Play, 1965, Ir. Play, 1965, Co-editor of Thermometer, A. I. P. A. Pub- lications Workshop, 1965, 39,40,48, 53,41,53, 103 ESTHER AGUILAR GL, 103 ROBERT LOUIS AHUERO Key, Latin, N. H. S.: S. N. H. S. , Letterman's, AMS, JV and Var. Tennis, 40, 42, 47, '79,103,191, 180 GARY AKIN AMS, Operetta, 1966, 103 JOHN AMAVISCA AMS, F.F.A., 60 EDWARD ANAYA Letterman's, AMS, Frosh Football, JV and Var. Wrestling, 103, 170 ROBERT M. ANDERSON Radio Club, VP, AMS, 103 LINDA ANDREWS S. N. H, S., GL, 103 MIKE ANGULO AMS, JV and Var. Wrestling, Frosh Football, 176 BARBARA BABCOCK S. N. H. S.: F. B. L. A. , VP, GL, 103 PEGGY BAILEY GL, 103 MICHAEL F. BARRIGA Key, Lyers, AMS, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, Frosh, JV, Var. Wrestling, Frosh, JV, Var. Gymnastics, Var. Band, 47, 79, 103 JULIE BEARD Melody, GL, Operetta, 1966, Concert Choir, 34 ARMIDA BEDOYA GL, 103 LARRY BEDOYA AMS, Frosh Football, 103 MICHAEL R. BELTRAN Letterman's, S. N. H. S. , AMS, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, JV Cross Country, JV and Var. Baseball, 103, 203 TERRY L. BERRIER Trans. from Albany, Indiana, AMS, 103 ANNETTE BLAIR Modeling, VP, Pep, Melody, GL Rep. to Student Council, Frosh Rep. to Student Council, Cheer- leader: Y'D-HY QUCCH: NCCI: F.F.A. Sweetheart, 1965,1966, AMS Talent Show, Concert Choir, Miss Personality, 62, 65, 73, 76, 77, 79, 104, 199 BONNIE BLAKE GL, 104 JOHN H. BLAKE Key, Lyers, Pres., AMS, Operetta, 1966, AMS Talent Show, 1964, JV Track, Band, Dance Band, Band Council, 47, 104 LEE BLEVINS F. F.A., AMS, 104, 60 BEVERLY BOURLAND GL, 104, 34 LES BOVEE AMS, Frosh Football, Var. Wrestling, 104 RICHARD BRANDENBERGER AMS, 104 BILL R. BRANDT S. N. H. S., Drama, AMS, Jr. Play, 1966, Sr. Play, 1966, Frosh and JV Football, Golf, 42, 92, 104 CHARLOTTE ANN BRAZEEL Warden's, Z Club, F.T.A., F.B. L. A. , Ariz. State Treas. and Treas. of local club, 58,59, 50, 104 MARCIE BROWN LELA ROSE GL- GL, GL: 1 04 BURRELL 104 CAMERON 104 LOUIE CANAS AMS, 104 ROSIE CARROLL GL, 106 JOHNNY CEDILLO AMS, Frosh, JV, Var. SANDRA CELAYA D. E. C. A. , Sec., GL, 57,104,192 LYDIA STELLA CHAVEZ S. N. H. S. , GL, Drama Play, 1964, 104 MANUEL CHAVEZ AMS, 105 DAVID M. CLAY AMS, 105 Football, JV Wrestling, 104 Senior Index 1 DEBBIE CLAYTON IERR D Lyers: F.T.A.: F.N. A. Pres.4 Z Club: G F. S. .: Melody: A : peretta, 1 66: Frosh and Majorette: Var. Band: 4 5 ,59,29, 1 V F otball: Chor rs: 106,34 GLENDA M. CLAYTON ID DECORSE Melody, Pres.: VP: .A. : GL: p retta, 9 , tterman's: S: Var. Cros untry: Var. '64, '65, '66: Conc Choir, Cho airs: 105, Track: 1 9 L NN CLIFF ALICE IRE DEGRANDE Pep: Anch ers: GL: 'o tte: Var. Ban TTHDS- SSD PHSQU 1: L: 106 o ittee: , 9, 05 MIKE DE CRUZ BARBARA , COFF K - etterman's: S: Var. Football: Var. F. B. L .: Latin: Mel : GL: O tta, 1964, ack: 47, 16 , ' oncert Choir: EPH M. DE VARA I JOYCE COMPRINI AMS: Frosh, J , Footba :J Baseball: 106 N. H. S.: Quill and Scrol .: French: Latin: IANELL DEN Sec.: F.S. A.: Z Club: L, Ariz. JCL Pub Mgr.: G : 1 Thermometer: Yo ng z. Corre pond : JERR VERSE A.I.P.A. P bl' a 'ons Worksho , : 9,40,46, A ,Frosh, V, . Football, Hon. Mention: 87,105,121, 1 ,160, 162 A. RICHARD NTRERAS ' NDA L. E D. E. C.A S: Frosh and Football: Fro nd Quill an 5 115 VP: F- S- A-Z F-B- L-A-1 F- N- C- JV Bas t 115 F:-051-1 Te ' , 57, 105 Inter Clu ouncil: E1 Saguaro, 1965, Organiza- TOMMY OOPER tion ditor: 40, 106, 41,35,59 Letter an's- F F. A. Lyers: A , o VP: Boys SOND L KAY DIDWAY stare: AM n how, 1964, 'fs Frosh, Iv, - Melody: GL: Opererra. 1964:106 Var. Foot all' sh and Var. W tling: Frosh KE DOMINGOS Basketball: I rack: Var. and: El Sag ro: 63, F' B' L- A- 1 RPPOFICF: AMS: 106 72, 105, 160, 162 164, 16 , 7 , ERI-ING C- DORDAL CHARLOTTE IREN C ORD Key Club Sr. Rep.: AMS Letterman's, Sec. - Lyegg, Libu 5 r 54 wardens, Chor, Treasff IV and Var. Tennis: 47,63,l07,180 French: F.T.A. : N H. S. : : Band weetheart- DIANE DOTEN Var. Band: 40,48, 58, 105, 8 , 50 CLARICE CROW r N. H. s. : GL: 12,105 JAMES CURRIER AMS: 105 PATRICK MICHAEL DALLABETTA Lyers: Warden's: N. H. S. : Lette an : AMS: Stu- dent Body Pres. : Soph. VP: Jr. ep. Student Council: Boys State, Drum Major: O retta, 1963 '64, '65, '66: Drama Play, 1964: Var. Basketball: Golf: Var. Band: Dance Band: Mr. Personality: Who's Who: Band Sparkplug LAURA LEE DAVIS Lyres: Anchor: N. H. S.: Thespians: Drama: S. N. H. S.: GL Council: Sr. Play, 1966: Ir. Play, 1966: E1 Saguaro, Editor: Var. Band: 38,40,42, 48, 106, 207, 41, 53, 92 F. B. L. A.: Warden's: GL: 107 GEORGE DOTEN AMS: 107 RONALD I. DOTEN S. N. H. S. : Key, Pres.: Letterman's: AMS: Frosh, I , Var. F otba 1: IV Track: 47, 107, 160 D. . . .. AMS: 57,107 A RET ECHANDIA L: 107 BILL ELLIOTT Melody: Qui and rol no ing: eretta, DA EDU 1966: T r et Choralair : 39,107,41 81, PEGG LLI S. N. S.: .H. A. : F. A. , Treas.: GL: Betty Crock Homemaker Tomorrow: 58,61, 107 Senior Index MICHAEL L. ELROD F.F. A., AMS, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, Frosh and JV Basketball, JV and Var. Baseball, 107, 60 WILLIAM BRUCE EMBREE Debate Team, Lyers, Melody, S. N. H. S. , AMS, Operetta, 1966, Var. Band RAY EMBRY AMS, Frosh Wrestling, 107 DON EVANS Drama, AMS, Ir. Play, 1966, 107,53 WAYNE EVITCH AMS CLAIR FAMBROUGH Drama, Z Club, Latin, Pep, GL, Prom Committee, U of A Fine Arts Summer Session, 46, 108, 53 DANNY FARRELL AMS, D. E. C.A.,108 ROSE FERGUSON GL, 108 ROSEMARY FISCHER Pep, F. B. L. A.: GL, 108 BARBARA FISH French, VP, F. S.A. , Treas. N. H. S., Warden's, GL, 40,108,51,50 CHERI FLAVIN Trans. from Alhambra H. S. , Pep, GL, Cheer, leader, Y-Day Attendant, Miss Friendly, 62, 65, 77, 78, '79, 108 CINDY FLAVIN Trans. from Alhambra H. S. , Pep, GL, Modeling, Cheerleader, Y-Day Attendant, 62, 65, 77, 78, 79, 108, 88 ANDREA FLETCHER GL, 62, 108 ARTHUR C. FRANKS AMS, Frosh and JV Basketball, Frosh and JV Track, 108 WENDELL B. FRENCH Melody, Letterman's AMS, AMS Council, AMS Rep. to Student Council, Operetta, 1966, Frosh, IV, Var. Football, IV, Var. Basketball, IV Track, Concert Choir, 199, 37, 34 SUSAN FULLER D. E.C.A., Treas., GL, 57,108,195 TYRONNE FURROW AMS, 108 BRUCE A. GAMBLE Melody, AMS, JV and Var. Track, Frosh Basket- ball, 34 DA NNY GARCIA AMS, 108 MARSHALL K. GARDNER AMS, 108 PHILLIP T. GEPHART F.F. A., AMS, Var. Football, All-State, Var. Track, 108,160,162, 60 VELMA GILL GL, Girls Glee, 108 BOB GOLDSBORO Frosh, Pres., F.F. A. , Letterman's, AMS, NCCI, Frosh and Var. Football, JV and Var. Wrestling, IV and Var. Track, 63, 109, 177, 60 IOSEPHINE GOLEZ GL, 109 HENRIETTA GONZALES Pep, Z Club, S. N. H. S. , Sec., VP, GL, Modeling Melody, Songleader, Operetta, 1966, Concert Choir, Girls Glee, 42, 46, 62, 64, 109 RAUL GONZALEZ AMS, Frosh and JV Football, IV and Var. Baseball 109 BILL GRAY Letter-man's, VP, Inter Club Council, AMS, AMS Talent Show, 1964, Operetta, 1966, Frosh, IV, Var. Football, Frosh, IV Basketball, IV Baseball, 63,109, 160, 162 COLEEN GRAY Lyers, French, GL, Majorette, Var. Band, 109 GARY GRAY AMS, Frosh and IV Basketball, 109 JEFFREY GREEN Lyers, Drama, Latin, VP, Letterman's, AMS, Drama Play, 1964, Sr. Play, 1966, IV Wrestling, Golf, 109, 186,92 MIKE GREEN Lyers, VP, Melody, AMS, Operetta, 1963, '64, '65 '66, AMS Talent Show, 1963, '64, Var. Band, Dance Band, Choralairs, Concert Choir, Mr. Class wir, 109, 92,34 RON GREENE AMS, Golf, 186 ELERY A. GROSS D. E.C. A., AMS, IV and Var. Track, 109, 57, 192 MARGARET C. GUIDERO F. N. C. , F, S. A., N. H. S., Pres., Warden's, Z Club, VP, Drama, Thespians, GL Council, Latin, Senior Index Sec. , Pres., Anytowri, Who's Who, Drama Plays, 1963, '64, '65, Jr. Play, 1966, Best Actress, 1963, Best Sup. Actress, 1964, Miss Class Wit, Nat. ICL Conv., 40,46, 73 MARGARET HANCOCK GL, 109, 53 EVA MARIE HARRISON F. H. A., GL, 61,109 PERRY LEE HERMANSEN AMS, 109 RUDY GENE HERNANDEZ AMS, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, 109,160 ROY HERRERA AMS, 109 SUSAN HERRERA Melody, F. H. A., GL, Concert Choir, 110 VICKI HESSELBACK D. E. C. A., S. N. H. S. , GL, 57,110 SUSAN HIGHTOWER Z Club, Treas., S. N. H. S., F.B. L. A. , Pres., Drama, N. H. S. , GL, F. B. L. A. Sweetheart, 40, 110 BARBARA HOBBS F. B. L. A. 1 F.N. C.: 110 BARBARA HOCKENBERRY GL, 110 DANIEL w. HOGAN, JR. Trans. from Kofa, AMS KENNETH HOLLIN Key, Treas., Latin, Parl., Lyers, Band Council, Sr. Class Pres., AMS, NCCI, Twitter King, Who's Who, Frosh, IV, Var. Basketball, JV Baseball, IV Track, Var. Band, Mr. Friendly, 47,102,110,199, 81 BOBBY HOM Key, Warden's, Letterman's, Pres., N. H. S. , VP of Sr. Class, Who's Who, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, AMS, 40, 47, 63, 102, 110, 160, 162, 50 THOMAS H. HOOPER AMS, F. F. A. 3 110, 60 SHERRY HOWARD D. E. C. A. 5 GL ASCENCION HUERTA AMS BERT POWER HUNTER AMS, F. S.A. , IV and Frosh Football, 110,51 RICHARD HURTADO AMS, Frosh Football, Wrestling BOBBIE JO IRWIN Pep, Anchor, Warden's, Modeling, N. H. S. , Ir. Class VP, Sr. Class Rep. to Student Council, GL, Girls State, Cheerleader, Y-Day Attendant, Who's Who, Miss Pep, 40,47, 62, 65, 72, 77, '78, 79, 102, 110,50 IUDITH IRWIN GL, Majorette, Thespian, Treas., 40, 110,53 PAULENE JACKSON Melody, Drama, GL, 110 RICHARD JACKSON D.E.C. A., Frosh, IV, Var. Football, JV and Var. Baseball, Choralairs, 57,111 FRANCES JARAMILLO F. H. A., GL, Girls Glee, 61,111 RON JESSIE Letterman's, AMS, Frosh and Var. Football, All- State, Var. Basketball, Var. Track, All-State, Mr. Athlete, 111,160, 161, 162, 165 NATHANIEL JOHNSON AMS, 111 PHYLLIS JOHNSON Latin, N. H. S. , GL, 40, 111 EDWARD MICHAEL KASUN Key, N. H. S. . Treas., S. N. H. S. , Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, JV and Var. Baseball, 40, 42, 47, 79,111,121 DIANE KATKUS Modeling, Pres., F. H. A., F. N. A., GL, 61, 111, 59 SID KEHL F. F. A., Sec., AMS, Frosh Football, F.F. A. Star Farmer CChapterJ, 60 JEFF KELLAM Trans. from Taft, Texas, AMS, 111 TOM KELLY AMS, Frosh, IV, Var. Football, Frosh, JV, Var. Basketball, Frosh, JV, Var. Track, 111,160,161, 162,163 S. KAYE KESTNER Latin, F.B. L. A. , Quill and Scroll, F. T. A., Pres. F. N. A., A. I. P. A. Publications Workshop, 1964, Thermometer Photographer, 1966, El Saguaro Photographer, 1964, '65, '66, 38, 39, 58,111, 195, 41,59 JOHN L. KILLINGSWORTH Lyers, AMS, Var. Band, 111 Senior Index BRENDA KING D. E. C. A. , Historian, Drama Play, 1964, 57,111 GARY KLUCK Letterman's, AMS, JV and Var. Track, JV Wrest- ling, JV and Var. Football, 111,16O, 163 NANCY KNAPP Lyers, French, Anchor, Pep, Drama, Thespians, GL Council, Majorette, Songleader, Var. Band, AMS Talent Show, 1964, 48, 62,64,111 ALFERD HAROLD KNEPPER Warclen's, S. N. H. S. , N. H. S.: Key, Treas., AMS, Frosh Football, JV Band, Coast Guard Academy Activity Week, 40,42,47, 79, 111,50 HOLLY LANDERS Trans. from Hereford, Texas, D. E. C.A. , GL MELVIN LEGRANDE Melody, AMS, Operetta, 1966, Var. Wrestling, 111, 177,34 ELLEN LEINBACH Lyers, French, F. S.A. , Anchor, GL, Drama, War- den's, Sec., Pres., N. H. S., Drama Play, 1964, AMS Talent Show, 1964, Operetta, 1966, Var. Band, Concert Choir, 40,47, 112, 191, 51, 53 EUGENE LEROY D. E. C.A. , VP, AMS, 57, 112, 195 ANNETTE SUSAN LINDSAY N. H. S. , F. N. A. , Sec., Latin, VP, Modeling, Pep, Warden's, French, Soph. Class Sec. -Treas., Student Body Sec., AMS Talent Show, 1963, Who's Who, 112, 121, 199,43, 59 ETHEL LINVILLE F. B. L.A., F. T. A., S. N, H. S. , GL, 42, 58, 112 DARRELL LANCE LIPP D. E. C. A.: AMS, JV Wrestling, 57, 112 DON LONG Melody, Quill and Scroll, AMS, Sr. Play, 1966, Jr. Play, 1966, Drama Play, 1966, Operetta, 1966, '65, Thermometer Staff, Choralairs, 39,121, 41, 92 LINDA LOO S. N. H. S., N. H. S. 5 Pep, Z. Club, GL, F. B. L. A., 40, 42, 46, 62, 112, 35 SUE ANN LOO GL, 48,58, 62, 112 DOLORES LUGO Melody, VP, GL, Operetta, 1966, Concert Choir, 112 CAROL MABERY Pep, F. B. L. A., GL, Girls Glee, 62,112 VICKIE MAEHLING Lyers, Co-Lib., Anchor, VP, Sec., Warden's, Treas., Latin, Treas., GL, Drama, F.T. A., N. H. S. , Thespians, Girls State, Who's Who, Jr. Play, 1965, Sr. Play,'1966, Jr. Play, 1966, Var. Band, 40, 48, 58, 72, 112, 191, 43, 53, 50 JULIE ORTIZ MAGDALENO GL, 112 JACQUELINE IRENE MANNING Pep, Z Club, F.B. L. A. , F. S. A., GL, Latin, N. H. S., Songleader, 40, 46, 62, 64, 113, 51, 43 EDDIE MARTINEZ Letterman's, AMS, JV and Var. Cross Country: JV and Var. Track, 113, 169,170 VICKIE M. MARTINEZ F. H. A., GL, Choir, 113 MARY M. MAXEY Trans. from Summit, Miss., GL ROSE MCCAULEY GL, 57,112 CHARLES MCDONALD AMS CHARLES G. MCGHEE AMS, JV FOOtb2l11, Track, 112 RICHARD J. MCGLOCKLIN F. F.A. , District Reporter, Chapter VP, Treas. , AMS, 60 JAMES MCREYNOLDS AMS, 112 MARILYN MCVEY GL, 48, 112, 29 DAVID MEEH AMS, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, Frosh Wrestling, 160, 163 GREGORY K. MERCHANT D.E. C. A., AMS, 57 TOM MIDDLEBROOK AMS, 113,192 TOMMY LEE MILLER F. F. A., VP, AMS, 113, 60 WALTER R. MILLER F. S. A., AMS, Var. Swimming, 113 A KATHLEEN ANNE MITCHELL Anchor, Pres., N. H. s., S. N. H. s.: F-T.A.. VP: Quill and Scroll, Drama, Thespians, Jr. Play, Senior Index 1965, Sr. Play, 1966, Jr. Play, 1966, El Saguaro, Ass't Editor, Prom Committee, Zonta Girl of the Month, 38, 40, 42, 48, 58, 113, 41, 53, 92 SHARON MONAHAN Pep, Anchor, French, GL, 48,62,113 RONNIE MOORE AMS, 113, 60 JOANNE MORRIS F. T. A. 9 F. H. A.: F.B. L. A. : GL: 58,113 PAULENE MORRISON Melody, GL, 113 SHARON MORRISON F. H. A., F. T. A., Melody, GL, Operetta, 114 SUE MORRISON GL, Var. Tennis, 114, 179,88 SUSAN ANN MOSER Melody, GL, AMS Talent Show, 1963, Operetta, 1966, '64, Concert Choir, Choralairs, 114, 34 JOYCE MUELLER Drama, Anchor, Jr. Rep. , VP, Lyers, S. N. H. S. , Inter Club Council, Quill and Scroll, GL, U of A Fine Arts Summer Session, El Saguaro, School Life Ed. , Circulation Mgr., 38, 42, 48, 114, 41, 35, 53 CHRISTY LEE MUNK French, Thespians, F. N. A. , Warden's, Drama, Sec., Pres., Sr. Class Sec., GL, Sr. Play, 1966, Ir. Play, 1965, '66, Archery QStatej, 1963, 86, 102, 114, 53, 50 JESSIE MUNOZ GL, 114 PATRICIA MURDOCK GL, 114 JOHN NASH AMS, Frosh Football, IV Wrestling, 114 CLAUDE A. NELSON AMS, Frosh and JV Football, 114 DENNIS NONES S. N. H. S. , Melody, AMS, Operetta, Choralairs, 114 DONNA OGLESBY F. B. L. A. , F. T. A. , Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Drama, Anchor, GL, Sr. Play, 1966, El Saguaro, Prom Committee, 48, 58, 114, 41, 59, 92 MARY ANN OLDYNSKI Latin, Parl., Hist., Warden's, Z Club, Treas. , Hist., GL Pres., F. B. L. A., Wh0's Who, 46, 86, 114, 43, 50 PETER OLEA AMS, 114 FRANK OLIVAS Key, Letterman's, AMS, Frosh Football, JV and Var. Track, Var. Cross Country, Wrestling, 114, 169, 170 MICHAEL OLMSTEAD Trans. from National City, Calif., AMS SANDRA OTERO S. N. H. S., Pep, GL, 42, 62, 114 BRENDA PALMER F. T. A. , F. H. A., F. N. A., Melody, GL, Operetta, Concert Choir, 114 ELIZABETH M. PANCOAST D. E. C. A. , GL, 57, 115,153,192 CHERI PAYNE GL, Operetta, 1964, Concert Choir, Melody, Girls Glee JAMES D. PERSHALL S. N. H, S. , AMS, Frosh and JV Football, 115 DAVE PIMPER AMS, JV Wrestling, Gymnastics, 115 JOHN POELS AMS, 121 EMILIO PONCE AMS, 115 MICHAEL PORADEK Trans. from Mt. Vernon High, Virginia, AMS, 87, 115 PAT PORADEK Trans. from Mt. Vernon High, Virginia, F.B. L. A. F. B. L. A., GL, 87, 115 JOANNA POWER Warden's, Anchor, F. N. A. , VP, Pep, Treas., Melody, GL, Jr. Rep. , Sec., Inter Club Council, Cheerleader, Twirp Queen, Snow Queen, Girls Glee, Concert Choir, Prom Committee, 48, 62, 115, 35, 81, 59, 50, 34 WILLIAM PRIEST AMS, 115 TOM PRITCHARD Key, Lyers, Warden's, Letterman's, AMS, Anytown, Var. Wrestling, Gymnastics, Var. Band, 47,63,115 176, 50 MASON E. QUILLIN, JR. Melody, Letterman's, Drama, AMS, Operetta, 1965, '66, Sr. Play, 1966, Frosh, Var. Basketball, Var. Track, All-State Choir, Choralairs, Concert QQ N KQXXXY LJ ,D gpior Index 5, p Q . Q QT' 1 Q O 571 Oy 56 OJ X Ch ir, Pres. otlygrfs ChoiEj5,1lQ,34 - OBERT RIVERA Y REEVES QBILTER f X 5,1 . A S, 116,169 LyerS: :EAylS, Opereggg 1966, Frosh a Jv 47 E A RODRIGUEZ w-f 1 f Bask FroshbI2l,N Var. Tfadk, Vanxp nd: , , 117 V Dance Band, 47,111.5 GX F Q ,SRX 6,91-IEL ROIAS p OLIVIA Qu1,NiERcf VV L, XOLJ . L, 15,117 S GL, 115' P' Q A LARRY RO JUDY Rkflgf fb . s. N. H. s. , F. . ., P, N. H. S., wardens, K- E C A Pres - F HW GL- 57 15' 1 L Thespians Dra a, Debate Team, AMS, Boys D NY RA,MlREZ X Q .YU BEA I s Cy Stat - Who ho, Mr. Most Likely to Succeed, 1 6, osh Football, Inter Club Council, Out- XLE ermil3Q: AMSQZE. Eoolbag 160,163 E7 y, 1966, Jr. Play, 1966, Drama Play, 0 X Pep, Sr. gModelB,XGL, I-woggleader, 62,64,1 5, 03 GJ BARBARA RAMSEYUS-I KQV E. T. A. : E. H. ALT, Tfraassllep, GL, 58,61,62, 1153.16 X VIRGINI MSEY ' if F.B. L. .5 1116! LINDA A RANSOM Trans.Nffq1'II Somerton Valley, Melody, GL, 112 CELIA RAY GL, 116 MARGARET REED Transifrorn Kofa, F. A. , Melody, GL, Operetta, 116 IE NETEQJZABETH rans. frggx Chillicothe, 'ss i, F. H. A. , GL, fm L N MARILYN E. LE AN Q GL, Girls -Qle-,116 iowa HEN YNOLDS Lyer , .E.C. ., MS, Var. Ba - 7,116 LI DA RAND REZIN -11 andsroll, Tfas., L. A. , CP' S.: Z'2u , Sec., - lub Council, Dra Play, '-1 l Saguaro Adverg ing Edo: 1965, 2Mgr. , 1966, A. I. P. A. Public ons Wor shop, , GL, 38,40, 42, 46, x..48,116,41 35 X ANANA LE H RICE ISI' A.,,QI',bs.,GL, 16 N Him-Y RICESxj - 5- lr. Play, 1965, , Fro ndl Football, Gym- nasticsQNim :ros is,VxT Band, 116, 160 AX standing . Boy, 40,42, 72, '19,94, 95,117 V! TERRY ROSS S. N. H. S., N. H. S. , F. S. A. , Ir. Play, 1966, Frosh Football, Debate Team, 40, 42, 117, 51 STEVEN T. W. ROWE Trans. from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, AMS, 87, 117 BRIGITTA RUBE Drama, F.B. L. A. 5 GL, 117, 53 LINDA SUE RUSSELL GL, 117 DEBORA SANDERS F. H. A., F.T. A., Lyers, GL, Var. Band, 117,121 ESTHER SALDANA GL, 117 RAYMOND SANDERS F. S. A.: AMS, 117,51 DAVID J. SANTINI AMS, IV Baseball, 117 JUDY SAXTON Z Club, Latin, F. S. A. , F.T. A., Lyers, Quill and Scroll, Pres., GL, Drama Play, 1966, Ir. Play, 1966, A. I. P. A. Publications Workshop, 1965, E1 Saguaro, Var. Band, 38,46, 58, 94,117, 121, 41, 51,43 CAROL SCHUMA GL, 117 LINDA SCI-IUMACHER French, F. N. A., F. H. A., GL, 117 SHERRYL SELF Warden's, Z Club, F.B. L. A. , N. H. S., Student Body Treas., GL, 40, 46,117,121, 199, 50 CORNELIUS 1. SENA, IR. AMS PRISCILLA R-ECO 43 S' DAVID M. SHELTON GL, Gi,-15 GQ 116 ,id 5 Warden's, Letterman's, Drama, Key, Student Body M X KX, x ' 9- xh 'N RNS K ,214 Y Q, A N A I 1 L? f 667' ,, - .. I, 9 -. I1 9X , YQ D? I d C7 C7 CT, K' 5 x sl N , L- C -F 32:67 dd , VP: AMS: wysjstate: ' who: o terrier, 1966Q 1 KPGHIR STOREY . - Q, Drama Play 64: Pros ,fJv, Var. P Til: JV Aneh r ,Treas.: N. H. . JVP: P.s.AX.Pr-es.: Wrestling: Gy rrasgcs: Head er Club o ncil: - ' S. N. French: War , Quill and Scroll: 47, 63, '72, 117,1 , 163, 9, 3, Inter CILQQ uI1Ci1: Girls at mijwds Who: DAR NELLIE SILVA W Outstandi istory Student: a sh and Lomb Out- F. H. A. : GL: Girls Gl CCD X., 6, iltan ' ence Student: Therm Ed. -in- TONI ANNE SLAGLE ' Chl : DAR GOASCLC' N. H. S. 7 S. N. H. S. 5 Qllil nd S CD..- ' ' MART NE ST CQ Class Pres.: Stude Mgr.: G1 grate: Pep: hor: Lyers: Dra - Thespians: S . H. S.: NCCI: Soph. Traditions Queen: AMS Talent S ow: Q-:.F,,7French: 1' ette: Drama lay, 1964, . Thermometer Staff: Zonta Girl of the Month: 44 X5 Play, 196 Play, 19 6- eretta, 196 S Prom Committee: Crirns COIHCIQT ,72, 118, -ff Talent Show,Q964, ' , ar. Band: 48, 62, 1 ,C 121,199.41 ' E- 2f3,53,93,92 Q 41 GLADYS PAY SMITH Q WILWA. STUAR Q- F. B. L. A. 3 GL: 118 LC-X Z D' 3 D1'ama:'GL: JOANN SMITH 'PT ef EN C N. H. S. : GL: French, Pres., Treas.: F. S. A., QAMS: 38, J 194, 53 E7- Sec.: Warden's: 40,118,5l,50 -IQERT TE MARK SMITH 531193 D. E. C. A.: AMS: 57 DOU ENNQ, E RUSSELL D. SMITH III C52 AM ,yan Swi:-,5Ef,E3g, 119 N- French: Lyers: Melody: Letterman's': AMS: Oper: HARLO?f'TE OMAS Q2-xp etta, 1966: Frosh, IV, Var. Wrestling: JV Tenms: Z Club' Pr 7 3? H. H. S.: RS. A. , , if Gymnastics: JV Baseball: JV Basketball: Frosh, JV, de 5, Lyers: .3 , Ba:-fm, Outstanding jr, 1.5 Var. Football, Most Improved: Var. Band: 4e0, 6,119,50 CF! 13 Choralairs: 63, 118, 160, 163 DAVE OMPSON y' ' MARY LOU sosA AM , X',4'r,119 5 GL: 118 N GEHQTTO THOR .C-gn-, , SHIRLEY SOUTHERLAND . B. L. A. S S: GL: 118 X 2 GL: 116 D QMMSE-D it , HM SPENCER ' MM 'Lett6rman's: N. H. S.: Who's Who: Basketbagl: AMS: AMS Council: AMs Pres.: Lyers: Lettermens: f' BQ: a11:ve. e ball All-Sta , All-' Var. Football: Var. Basketball: Var. Baseball: C0 fer-en e: O,63,1 6 ,163,165 Var. Band: Thermometer Staff: 63,118,160,163, KF? GARET eI13sLEY -g::f T P 164, 191, 37 GARY SPLAWN Lyers: AMS: Operetta, 1965, '66: JV and Var. Track: Var. Band: Dance Band: 118 LAVERNE STAPLETON GL: 61, 118 JUDITH STAREK Pep, Sec., Pres.: Sr. Class Treas.: Anchor: Cheerleader, Co-Head: Y-Day Attendant: AMS Talent Show: Prom Committee: 48, 62, 65, 77, 78, 79, 102, 118 SUSANN STEWART ' GL: El Saguaro Staff: 38, 118 Xibes. N. H. f- it -'N. H. s. gxgfavma: sr. Play, 475456: Drama Play, 1966: 4O,4E8j,94,118,92 WLAN ToRREs QD N. - .: Warden's, VP: Inter Club Court ' - V and an r. Basketball: JV and Var. Baseba - 40 118, 153 50 SEGISMU O 'IQZRES D. E. C.A. , P ' S: 118 PATRICIA TU Ni-1 Anchor: Pep, T an fbThespians: N. H. S.: War- der1's: Lyers: Mode 'ng:,Drama: GL: French, Sec.: Student Body Soc. Mg : Majorette: NCCI: Key 215 2 A Senior Index Club Sweetheart, Who's Who, Drama Play, 1964, '65, AMS Talent Show, 1963, '64, Jr. Play, 1965, Var. Band, Zonta Girl of the Month. RONDA TURPIN Anchor, Pep, F. T. A. , Quill and Scroll, GL, El Saguaro Staff, 38,48,58, 62, 118,41 TOM TYREE AMS, Letterman's, Var. Baseball, Var. Basketball, Var. Football, All-State, All-Conference, 118, 160, 163,191 JIM VAHLE F. F.A., Sentinel, AMS, VP, Frosh, JV, Var. Football, JV and Var. Wrestling, IV Track, 177, 37,60 BEN VELASQUEZ Lyers, Drama, Treas., Thespians, VP, AMS, Oper- etta, 1963, '64, '65, '66, Drama Play, 1964, '66, Sr. Play, 1964, Ir. Play, 1964, '66, Var. Band BARBARA ANN VERNON F. H. A. , D. E. C.A. , GL, Concert Choir, 57, 61, 118 LORIUXINE VILLARREAL Pep, S. N. H. S. , Melody, Sec., Operetta, 1964, Concert Choir, 62, 118 HAL VORLAND AMS, IV Baseball, Frosh Basketball, 120 MICKEY RAY WAMMACK F. F.A. , AMS Sec. -Treas., Letterman's, Sgt. -at- Arms, Frosh, IV, Var. Football, All-State, All- Conference, IV, Var. Basketball, 63, 120, 160,163 165, 37, 60 JOHN R. WHITE AMS, 120 LISA WILBUR , , S. N. H. S. , Quill and Scroll, GL, Thermometer Staff: 39, 42, 120, 121, 41 ANNETTE WILLIAMS Trans. from Kofa, GL DAVE R. WILSON AMS IRENE WILSON F. H. A., Drama, GL, 21, 61,120 JEFF WINDERLIN AMS, 120,176 MICHAEL ALLEN WITT F.F.A., AMS, 120 ALMA JO WOOD Latin, GL, 120 PENNY WOON N. H. S., S. N. H. S., F. T. A. , F. B. L. A., Reporter GL, 40,42,58, 120 LARRY YANEZ Lyers, AMS, Var. Band, 120 LINDA ZACK GL, 120 The Victory Bell stands on its head after ringing so much at the Yuma-Kofa game. , :LA 7'CL?f -: 17' R.. K . s ai f f of:-QC..-.13 cuss Qun. 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