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DEDICATION

Mr. Clarence Beale

The class of 1962 wishes to dedicate this edition of the Mingus Hi-Lo to a courageous and upstanding citizen of the Verde Valley. Not only is he active and interested in community affairs, but also he has proved to us that he is interested in all our activities from the academic to the athletic. We thank him for his help and encourangement since he has been affiliated with our school. We know that he w'ill continue to be a guardian of our student body in the years to come. It is with appreciation and gratitude that we dedicate the 1961 Hi-Lo to Mr. Clarence Beale.

TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

SENIORS CLASSES

ROYALTY

ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS

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SCHOOL

BOARD

Beale

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Duane Miller Member

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Dr. Daniel Bright Member

Keith A. West, M.A. Superintendent

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Maurice L. Ryan, M.A. Principal Biology

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Henry A. Barbarick, M.A. Intramurals, Physical Education

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Kathleen E. Berg, B.S. Home Economics

Morris R. Clark, M.S. Mathematics, Science

Merle E. Crawford, B.S. American History, Civics

Thomas E. Dees, B.S. Vocational Agriculture

Ernest H. Gabrielson, M.A. English, Journalism

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John L. Doubek, B.A. Band, Chorus

Elmer G. Garcia, M.A. Spanish, Drivers Education

William E. Hall, B.A. Industrial Arts, Architectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing.

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Tom Henry, B.S. English, Mathematics

Jacquelyn J. Jackson, B.S. English, Business Education

Joella J. Mahoney, B.S. Art

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Wanda McMath Andrews, B.S. Business Education

K Fred R. Peck, M.A. Biology, World History, American History

Gayle L. Piper, B.Sr Special Education, English

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Robert H. Richmond, M.A. English, Counseling

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Mrs. Moore Book Store

Frank Ferrel Chief Custodian

Mrs. Fisher Secretary

Locy Rogers Bus Driver

LeRoy VanCleve Bus Driver

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Mrs. Vojnic Cook

Mrs. Cambruzzi Cook

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C. C. Pirtle Bus Driver

Mrs. Self Nurse

Mr. valazza Custodian

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OFFICERS

Matthew J. Pecharich President; Lettermans Club—2, 3, 4; Band—2, 3, 4; Boy’s State—3; Spanish Club—3; Intramural—3; Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Base ball—2; Track—3; Drama Club—2, 3; Class Officer—3.

Dennis Wilson Vice President; Newspaper Editor—4; Lettermans Club—3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football—3; Baseball—■ 2, 3.

Karen M. Haywood Secretary; Annual—4; Spanish Club— 2, 3; G. A. A.—1, 2; Girls Glee Club —3.

Wayne M. Liggett Treasurer; F. F. A.—3, 4; Track—1, 2.

Steven E. Travis Social Manager; Lettermans—3, 4; F. F. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Football—2, 3, 4; Basketball—1; Track—2, 3.

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erry E. Airth ey Club—4; Newspaper Artist—4; itramural—1, 2, 3; Track—3 Drama

Lila E. Bentley Pom Pon—1; Spanish Club—3, 4; G.A.A.—1. X.

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Robert T. Boyse

F.F.A.—1, 2, 3; Drama Club—4.

Richard B. Canby Newpaper—4.

Tom B. Canby 17

Dennis D. Carlson Intramural—1, 2, 3.

Clement C. Chavez

Wayne Cockerel

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Grace L. Contreras

Alex M. Contreras

Key Club—1; Spanish Club—2; Foot ball—2, 3; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer—1, 2.

Student Council—2, Vice Pres. 3; FHA—1, Sec. 2, 3, 4; Twirlers—1, 2, 3, Majorette 4; Band—2, 3, 4; Spanish—2; Intramural—3; Girl’s State—3; Cheerleaders—1; G. A. A.— 1, 2, 3, 4; Class-Officer—2, 3.

Kent H. Crawford Student Council—2, Pres. 4; News paper—4; Lettermans—3, 4; F.F.A.— 1, 2, 3; Intramural—3, 4; Football— 4; Basketball—1, 3; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Class Officer—1, 2, 3.

« Gloria J. Grews Annual—3, Editor 4; Newspaper—3; G. A. A.— 1; Class Officer—2, 3.

Mary L. Crose Newpaper—4; G. A. A.—1, 2; Girls Glee Club—3, 4.

Judy J. Davis

Maureen L. Derrick Newspaper—2; Twirlers—1, 2; G. A. 19

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Walter Jr. Dotson Lettermans Club—3, 4; Football—4; Basketball—1; Baseball—3, 4.

Marvin E. Duncan Student Council—1; Key Club—1; Lettermans Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Band— 3; Intramural—3, 4; Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track—2.

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David E. Dunham F.F.A.— 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary.

Nancy G. Echols Annual—4; Girls Glee Club—2.

George W. Evans Newspaper—4.

Patricia J. Finnegan F.H.A.—3; Vice Pres.—3; Twirlers— 1; Band—2; Spanish Club—2; Cheer leader— 1, 2, 3; G.A.A.—1, 2, 3; Drama Club—3: Volleyball —1, 2; Basketball Attendant—1. Eric Fisher Student Council—1; Band—1, 2, 3, 4.

D. F. Frisbie Letterman—3, 4; Football—3, 4; Base ball—3, 4.

Mary E. Fuller Newspaper—4; Pom Pon—1.

Constance J. Gale G.A.A.—1, 2, 3, 4.

Alicia C. Gallegos Newspaper—4 Business Mgr.: F.H.A. —1, 2, 3; G.A.A.—1, 2, 3 Pres., 4.

William J. Hammons Annual--- 1; Ke)' Club—3, 4; F.F.A.— 2, -1; Spanish Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Foot ball—4; Basketball—3; Drama Club— 4; Science Club—3, 4; Intramural—

Alec Harris Spanish Club—3; Football—3, Track—2, 3, 4; Wrestling—3.

Steve P. Hearrell Baseball—2.

MR? Sandra K. Higby Newspaper—4; F.H.A.—3, 4; Band— 4; Drama Club—3.

Patricia L. Hubbs Newspaper—4; G.A.A.— 1.

Helen M. Jacquez

Judyth A. Jaynes

sA Ernest Jones Lettermen—3, 4; Intramural—3, 4; Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball—1, 2, 3. Linda M. Kilgore G.A.A.—2; Drama Club—3.

Gary E. Koski Spanish Club—3; Class Officer—2.

William O. Lee Annual—1, 3; Lettermans—1, 2, 3; Intramural—1; Football—1, 2, 3; Basketball—1; Track—1; Wrestling—

Reba T. Lewis

F. Mira R. Mannett F.H.A.— 1; National Honor Society— 3, 4; Girl’s Glee Club—1.

Carma E. McCoy Annual—3, 4; Student Council—3, Treas. 4; Newspaper—4 Sports Editor; F.H.A.—2, 3, 4; Spanish Club—2, 3, 24 4; G.A.A.—3, 4.

George J. Montgomery Key Club—2; Football—3, 4.

Margaret G. Morgan Annual—3; Newspaper—3; Ass. Edi tor—4; National Honor Society Sec. —4; Girls Glee Club—4.

Carolyn A. Nobles Student Council—4; Band—2; Girl's State 3; G.A.A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Class officer—1, 2, 3.

James R. Ohlwiler F.F.A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural—3, 4; Football—3, 4; Wrestling—4.

Isabel M. Padilla Pep Club—3.

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Richard A. Patterson, Jr. Annual—4; Student Council—1; Key Club—1; Lettermen—3, 4; F.F.A.— 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—4; Intramural—3, 4; Football—1; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club—3, Pres. 4; Class officer —1, Pres. 2.

Bonnie K. Price Annual—3, 4; Newspaper—3; F.H.A. —3; G.A.A.—1, 2.

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Wesly G. Sayler Spainsh Club—1, 2; Baseball—1, 2.

Linda G. Scott Annual—2, 3, 4; Student Council—4, Social Manager; Newspaper—3; Span ish Club—3; G.A.A.—2, Drama Club 4.

Anita F. Schwartz Newspaper—4, Bus. Mgr. 4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Pom Pon—2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, 3; Spanish Club—2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; G.A.A.—2, 3, 4; Drama Club—3, 4; Girls Glee Club— 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Pep Club—3, 4.

Ruth A. Sexton Mingus Union Page 27 Annual—1, 2; Spanish Clu G.A.A.— 1, 2; Class Officer—3.

Theodore W. Simpson Band—2, 3, 4; Intramural—1; Foot ball— 1; Basketball—1, 3, 4; Baseball —2; Track—3; Drama Club—3; Science Club—3, 4.

Ronald C. Smith Baseball—3; Football—4; Lettermans

r. Marvin E. Smith Annual—4.

June P. Sobley Newspaper—4; Girls Glee Club—1, 4. 27

Jon Sollberger Student Council—3; Football—1, 2; Wrestling—1; Science Club—3; Drama Club—4. Terrence Sullivan Spanish Club—2, 3; Intramural—3; Boy’s State—3; Football—3.

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Claudia J. Taylor Newspaper—4; Library Club—3; Drama Club—3; Girls Glee Club—4.

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James M. Taylor Annual—3; Key Club—2, 4; News paper—3; Basketball—1, 4; Drama Club—2.

Donald G. Thomas Annual—4; Spanish Club—3; ball—2. 28

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Gary N. Tulin Annual—1, 4; Student Council—1; Lettermen—3; Football—2; Basketball —3; Baseball—1.

Jon R. Weiss Key Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.—3; Pres.— 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramural—3.

Lorna L. Witter Student Council—2; F.H.A.—3; Band —2; G.A.A.—2, 3.

UNDERCLASS OFFICERS

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President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Tony Bennett

Vicki Cranmer

Craig Carney

Robert Davis

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President

Vice

Judy Dunn

Jerry Jackling

Secretary

Treasurer

Carol Earl

Annette Perrin

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President

Vice

John Parker

Dennis Sterrett

Secretary

Treasurer

Elaine White

Joy Gist

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Ralph Soqui Geary Jackson Bill Shirley Cuco Moreno Fred Manriquez

Roger Gibson Tony Lozano Ray Ochoa

J. E. Odom Susan

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Olivia Medina Josie Sandaval Gloria Moncibaez Veneda Crick Diane Blanton

Sandy Sego Ronnie Verdugo Diana Edens Jean Sollberger Lorene Calloway

Pamela Hurley Susie Pratt Linda Sprague Edra Blackburn Sherrie Ralston

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Joyce Carlson Verna Moser Randall Gibson Carolyn Lucero Karen Hurt

Jon Swett John Perez Jay Elmer Bill Gibson Steve Fisher

John Hoffman Newman Parker Benny Bruce Verdell Nobles Linda Heydorn

Gary Gregory William Hill Mike Guinn Charles Mayes Jerry Ingram

Gary Bates Gary Higby Mickey Cummings Jim Heydorn Jerry Ray

Carol Greenwood

Cathy Feld

Beth Billman Albert Morales Gilbert Enriquez

Henry Alverez

Larry Dotson

Allen Asher Mathew Jackson Pat James

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Lupe Torrez

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Gary Campbell Pat Lysons David Echols David Eaton Judy Chase

Fred Harris Nancy Kewanimptewa Howard Clewes Charlie Harris Toni Granadas

Lucy Alvarez Howard Christensen Calvin Frey Walter James Ray Coleman

Alan Jordan Paul King Willy Heydorn Steven Boan Kenneth Jones

Walter Lovell Floyd Brown Jerry Kaiser Bill Guinn Manuel Figueroa

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Maureen Jewell Candy Gale Rodney Bean Linda Carpenter Kathy Hunt

Joe Abel Virgie Jackson Judy Campbell Norma Loops Virginia Blount

John Davis Joann Clark Jim Ayers Norma Rasmussen Ernie Carrillo

Jones Mollie Jones Chuck Rennie Mary Heath Balt Lozano

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Minerva Lucero Margaret Lopez Jerry Mongini Kenny Taylor Tom Mulcaire

Alice Fuller Peggy Tinnin Tom Rhoton Gary Ralston George Martinez

Judy Guinn Mary Pino Joe Schmidt Mike Schwartz Bobby Parker

Linda James Dick Thomas Steve Wombacher Jerry Billman Marion Shepherd

Susan Kinsey Jess Newton John Verretto Linda Wells Priscilla Razo

Diane Van Cleve Bob Richmond Ann Stotts Donna Smith Jack Page

Francine Savage Martha Manneth Jan Stotts Eleanor Thompson Janeen Schall

Velma Moser Billie McDaniel Martha Scearce Dianne Merwin Carl- Marx

Eric Tabling Rebecca Perez Fay Page Donna Osborne Eileen Sine Sharon Simmers Judy Roberts IDora Zepeda Not Shown: David Haring

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Cathy Schwartz Patty Taylor Georgia Wilde Kent McReynolds William Payne

Beverly Poehlman Lupe Padilla Paula Padilla Dave Kinsey Steve Bell

Diana Heydorn Lind.a Battle Nancy Ash Kitty Johnson Dianne Earl

Janice Gochnour Charley Gilbert Leonard Harris Roberta Ellsworth Nancy Callendine

Bill Hart Wayne Cluff Mary Lucero Rose Mary Hernandez Harold Heckethorn

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Peggy Derrick Mike Morris Doris Smith Mary Scearce Betty Scroggins

Diana Wells Greg Mortensen David Vera Dan Riegel Paul Stehle

Cecil Telese Steve Martin Donald Newton Frank Ogden Terry Seysmore

Kenny Pirtle Joe McCulloguh Dave Sobley Louis Dimithoff Freddie Soqui

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Jim McAnally Mike McBride Jim Weiss John Tavasoi Janet Engleman

Charlene Blount Vickie Jo Patterson Mary Starkey Marilee Brilhart Dean Hurt

Janice Benatz Carol Huntting Gayle Parker David Dodd Bill Schrambling

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Richard Kerley Delores Johnston Susan Cranmer Helen Davenport

Frances Flores Alfreta Flores Loretta Gibson Joyce Killebrew

Billie Herrick

Janice Huffaker Linda Christenson Sally Haywood Gloria Ortega

Diana Saunders Phyllis Wright Gail Smith Delores Valenzuela

Nancy Wood Timmy Mannet Judy Price Herman Jackson

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"You mean I get to move to ’blue' in the rate builder?" "3-2-1-0 Blast off!"

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? M STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Kent Crawford, kneeling. Linda Sprague, Vice-President, Carolyn Nobles, Secre tary, Elaine McCoy, Treasurer, Linda Scott, Social Manager.

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, Georqe Martinez, Vickie Jo Patterson. Joann Clark. SECOND ROW, Linda Sprague, Sandy Higbyj Carolyn Nobles, Linda Scott, Elaine McCoy, THIRD ROW, Steve Beil, Kent Crawford, Steve Fisher, Wayne Cockerel, Mr. Ryan, Sponsor.

The Student Council has advisory and executive functions. Through it the faculty receives suggestions and recommendations concerning the organization and the general welfare of the Student Body—its traditions, its ideals, and its standards. It has the responsibility of planning and executing a program of student benefits through cooperative effort and action, management of parties and the adoption of regulations concerning student’s behavior and conduct at assemblies, in the halls, at ball games, and in public relations everywhere.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

First Row, left to right: Anita Schwartz, Gaye Morgan, Beth Billman, Edra Black burn, Linda Sprague. Second Row: Mira Mannett, Judy Jaynes, Robert Davis, Stephen Fisher, Bill Gipson.

The object of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Mingi 3us Union High School. Membership in this chapter is based upon Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character.

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Mr. Merle Crawford, Sponsor

I KEY CLUB

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Schwartz, Alex Contreras, Jerry Airth, Jim Weiss, Clement Chavez. SECOND ROW: Jon Weiss, Robert Davis, Bill Hill. THIRD ROW: Bill Hammons, Mike Taylor, Jerry Billman, Stephen Fisher, Randall Gibson.

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Officers, left to right: Bill Hammons, Vice President, Jon Weiss, President, Mike

Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer.

Ji The objects of the Key Club are: to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and commun ity, to cooperate with the school administration, and to prepare for useful citizenship. Their motto is "We Build.”

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Mr. Mike Murray speaking at Key Club meeting on national defense.

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Mr. Clark, Sponsor

Rick Patterson, President

FIRST ROW: L to R Martha Hoffman. Vicki Cranmer, Secretary, Rick Patterson. SECOND ROW, Vicki Jo Patterson, Richard Kerley, Vice President, Susan Cranmer. THIRD ROW, Fred Peck, Edra Blackburn, Treasurer, Mr. Clark, Robert Davis.

LIBRARY CLUB

OFFICERS: Verdell Nobles, Carolyn Nobles, Benny Lovell.

FIRST ROW: L to R Linda Crose, Verdell Nobles, Mrs. Rogers, Carolyn Nobles. SECOND ROW: Benny Lovell, Lila Bentley, Kathy Hunt, Sherry Ralston,Dianne Merwin, Mary Heath.

DRAMA Too young for Lear and too immature for Cyrano, our Thespians this year were content to play Potato Pickers, Fall-out Victims, and Fig ments of somebody’s imagination. The young Brandos and Harrises of the Drama Club kept the school laughing, crying, and scowling through our four hit plays: one an original musical, "Check Your Worries’’; the other, written by our own "George Benard” McLarney. "The Out look Is Bright,’’ "Impromptu” and "The Sand box” (For those who consider themselves "Way Out.”)

Officers: Anita Schwartz, President; Cathy Feld, Secretary; Steve Fisher, Vice-President.

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First row, L. to R.: Cathy Schwartz, Martha Hoffman, Lorene Calloway, Joy Gist, Veneda Crick, Judy Dunn. Secondi row: row: Anita Schwartz, Cathy Feld, Claudia Taylor, Linda Scott, Jan Bennett, Glenda Crabtree, Glenda Crabtree, Third Third row: Billie Herrick, Peggy Tinnen, Bill Hammons, Steve Travis, Carol Earl, Jon Solberger. Back row: Richard Kerley, David Haring, Bob B o y s e, Mr. Jim McLarney,

Sponsor, Stephen Fisher.

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The Girls Glee Club has grown to a member ship of fifty since the school year of 1959-60. The chorus strives to improve the voices of its membership and to encourage the students to become interested in good music. The Girls Glee Club has added to the enjoy ment of the students and to the community by performing at many concerts.

Veneda Crick, Judy Dunn, pianists

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The Maurder Band has been in existance since the school year of 1959-60. It now has a membership of fifty. The band is continually striving to improve the musical talents of its mem bers and to instill a desire in the students to become interested in music.

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The band has boosted school spirit in assemblies and at games. It has added to the enjoyment of the community at the concerts it has given, and the parades in which it has performed.

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First row, Left to right: Linda Christensen, Janice Huffaker, Mary Lucero, Lupe Padilla, Susan Cranmer, Paula Padilla. Second row: Deloras Johnson, Charlene Blount, Elaine White, Mary Scearce, Deloras Smith, Joann Clark, Mary Sharkey, Peggy Tinnin, Marilee Brilhart, Helen Davenport. Third row: Glenda Crabtree, Martha Scearce, Evelyn Graves, Kathy Hunt, Marion Shepherd, Lucy Alverez, Carmen Zepeda, Priscilla Razo, Mary Heath. Fourth row: Mrs. Fitz gerald, Virginia Blount, Rosie Delgadillo, Margaret Lopez, Candy Gale, Martha Maneth, Jerri Gutierrez, Rebecca Perez. Fifth row: Jeannett Bennett, Linda Heydorn, Diane Blanton, Virgie Jackson, Lorene Callaway, Mary Pino, Donna Smith. Sixth row: Pat Myers, Joyce Carlson, Linda Sprague, Ronnie Verdugo. Seventh row: Anita Schwartz, Alicia Gallegos, Elaine McCoy, Carolyn Nobles, Grace Contraras, Pat Finnegan.

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OFFICERS: Left to right, Grace Contreras, Kathy Hunt. Ronnie Verdugo, Candy Gale.

Pat Finnegan,

Susan Cranmer,

Legs, Legs, lift those lovely legs.

Kinda different from a real horse, huh?

No Martha, it doesn't loofc any different up side down!

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The tigers are awake.

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The lions sleep tonight.

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LEFT to RIGHT: Tom Rhoton, treasurer; Eric Tabling, vice-president; Tom Dees, advisor; Rick Patterson, president; Micky Guinn, Sentinel; Jerry Ray, reporter.

The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum—vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves; and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism/

FIRST ROW, left to right: John Hoffman, Floyd Brown, Gary Campbell, Tom Rhoton, William Payne, Bill Guinn, SECOND ROW: Tom Mulcaire, Eric Tabling, Elaine

McCoy, Steve Travis, Maureen Derrick, Mick Guinn, Ray Coleman, Bill Hammons, THIRD ROW: Newman Parker, Jack Page, Bob Parker, Jerry Ray, David Echols,

Rick Patterson, Tom Dees.

"Last truck to reach Cleator"

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OFFICERS: Claudia Taylor, Historian; Grace Contraras, Reporter; Donna Osborne, Secretary; Diana Edens, Vice-president; Alicia Gallegos, Treasurer; Elaine McCoy, President; K. Berg, Advisor.

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FIRST Lorene Donna Barns,

ROW, left to right: Maureen Derrick, Paula Padilla, Claudia Taylor, Bill! Jo McDanials, Calloway. SECOND ROW, Diana Edens, Joann Clark, Linda Kilgore, Grace Contraras, Osborne, Kitty Johnston, Elaine White, THIRD ROW, Susan Blaxina, Sherry Ralston, Pat Mary Scearce, Alicia Gallegos, Elaine McCoy, Kay Elmer, Kathy Schwartz, K. Berg.

F.H.A. is a national organization of students who study homemaking in high schools. Any student who is taking, or has taken, a homemaking course in school may become a member. Their motto, "Toward New Horizons,” reminds F.H.A. members that their present study and contributions toward home life will influence their community and country tomorrow. The F.H.A. is mainly to promote appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and to further the interest in Home Economics in personal, family, and community living. 62

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Virginia Blount, Fay Page.

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"See if I care if you give me a five!"

A tyrannical editor, a benign moderator, work ing sometimes against one another for months; a publisher, resignedly waiting for copy, glossy photos of high-school life—all combine to produce the Hi-Lo, our high school year book.

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MINGUS SPIRIT

From all the campus haunts emerge reportersin-embryo with reviews, interviews, and scoops. Into this chaos Gaye Morgan, Editor of the Mingus Spirit, racing against a news-hungry press and a deadline, must bring order. Their success is shown by the monthly struggle for the Mingus Spirit, our widely known school paper.

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"And he huffed and he puffed . . ."

FIRST ROW—Roberta Ellsworth, Alicia Gallegos, Sandra Higby, Lorna Witter. SECOND ROW —Susan Pratt, Carol Greenwood, June Sobley, Elaine McCoy, Mary Fuller, Gaye Morgan, Linda Crose, Pat Hubbs. THIRD ROW—Alec Harris, Jerry Billman, Kent Crawford, Jerry Arith, Gary Koski, George Evans, Jim Heydorn, Gary Tullin, Mr. Gabrielson.

Noooooorm!

Stop! My finger's caught.

Now is the time . . .

LETTERMAN’S CLUB

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Kent Craw

An ever growing organization which is admired by students and faculty is the Letterman’s Club, made up of varsity men who meet specified requirements. The highlights of the Letterman’s Club are its famed steak fries and annual initiation.

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Gary Campbell,

Roger Gibson.

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Mr. Ernest Gabrielson Assistant Coach

Steve Travis Ernie Jones Co-Captains

FOOTBALL SENIORS

Ernie Jones

Steve Travis

Matt Pecharich

Vernon Randall

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Walter Dotson

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D. F. Frisbie

VARSITY SEASON RECORD

Opponent

Mingus Score

Team

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Williams

Sept. 29

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Ronnie Smith Manager

Bagdad

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Round Valley

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Holbrook

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Chinle

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St. Johns

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Alchesay

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Window Rock

Oct. 6

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FIRST ROW, L. to R. Mike Schwartz, Cuco Moreno, Frank Ogden, George Martinez, Ralph Soqui, John Parker, Alan Asher, Jerry Ray, Cecil Telese. SECOND ROW, Jon Tavasei, Eric Tabling, Jim Weiss, Mike Morris, Steve Bell, Lenard Harris, John Perez, Gary Jackson. THIRD ROW, Mr. Gabrielson, Armando Cota, Gary Bates. Bob Parker, Gary Campbell, Bob Richmond, Fred Soqui, Jerry Jackling, Mr. Richmond.

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Up, over, and in.

Come to me

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Hybrid Basketball

JUNIOR VARSITY

FIRST ROW, left to right: George Martinez, Balt Lozano, Jerry Mongini, Kenny Jones. SECOND ROW, Dick Thomas, Steve Wombacher, Robert Richmond,

Coach, Tom Henry.

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Varsity Scores St. Josephs 51 Round Valley 41 Alchesay 56 64 St. Johns Window Rock 44 Prescott 79 Page 39 Williams 41 St. Johns 48 Camp Verde 56 Round Valley 63 Chinle 50 Window Rock 67 Camp Verde 58 Williams 52 Chinle 40 Alchesay 49 Page 33 Winslow 81

Moment of decision

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St. Josephs 30 Round Valley 39 Alchesay 51 St. Johns 30 Window Rock 13 Prescott 39 Page 43 54 Williams St. Johns 38 Camp Verde 32 Round Valley 44 Chinle 33 Window Rock 46 Camp Verde 40 Williams 36 42 Chinle Alchesay 47 67 Page Winslow 47

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FIRST ROW: Kenny Pirtle. Dennis Sterrett, Jerry Jones. SECOND ROW: Jay Elmer. John Parker, Howard Christensen. Bill Hart. Bill Shirley. THIRD ROW: Rick Patterson. Ray Ochoa. Gary Camp bell, Wayne Cockerel.

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Catchers—Ken Pirtle,

Frank Ogden

FIRST ROW; Armando Cota; Dennis Sterret, Harley Guinn, Troy Dunn. SECOND ROW; Mike Schwartz, Jim McAnally, Kenny Pirtle, Lonnie Schilling. THIRD ROW; Coach Richmond, Freddie

Soqui, Frank Ogden, William Payne, Dick Thomas.

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I TISSAWS Best Wishes To

Mingus Union High School

Award Sweaters—Weights Class of 1962

Hunting—Fishing—Camping F. H. LYONS INSURANCE AGENCY

Trophies—Engraving

Mary S. Lyons Agent

Specializing in Wilson Team Equipment

Clarkdale Arizona 13 East Aspen, Flagstaff

PR 4-6061

KVRD RADIO ME 4-5531 ME 4-5532

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Congratulations from

Congratulations Seniors

VERDE HARDWARE from The Sportsman’s headquarters in the Verde Valley

Phone ME 4-7782 COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

Clarkdale Barber Shop

We whole heartedly support the "Dollars for Scholars” by the CITIZEN'S SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION

your friendly

First National Bank of Arizona

BEST WISHES

FROM

EMIL'S BUICK

Purina ^.COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA Phone ME 4-5071

Box 725

Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS

COTTONWOOD FUEL & FEED FROM ME 4-2671

a complete line of feed and seed

RUSTY'S PURPLE SAGE

CONGRATULATIONS Class of "62"

Compliments

from

WESTERN AUTO the family store

Home of Revelation Sporting Goods,

Dick Franquero

Wizard Appliances, Truetone TV and Radio Davis tires Cottonwood, Arizona

FOR LEVIS

AND WESTERN WEAR

K. NORTON

Richard's Men Shop COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF

1962

Every Thing To Build Anything

Cottonwood Lumber Company Mike Medigovich Manager

Cottonwood, Arizona ME 4-2281

ME 4-5198

DeWitt Tire Service CHEVRON GASOLINE

We operate our own recapping plant Phone ME 4-883 I

Clarkdale Beauty Shop

Box 246

Rasmussen Texaco Service & Garage

Congratulations Seniors

Gates Tires

M&M Recap Tires Car Accessories

Cottonwood, Arizona

Zekes Riverside Store & Cross 3 Corral Trailer Court and Supplies

Phone ME 4-2683

Congratulations Seniors

HAYWOOD AUTO BODY & PAINT

Metal Work - Glass - Painting

Northern Arizona Gas Company Gas is our business, not a sideline

Paul Haywood, Owner

ME 4-5428

Cottonwood, Arizona

ME 4-5048

Best Wishes for

Compliments of

Success and prosperity to class of 62

Shady Park Trailer Court

from Cottonwood, Arizona

OAK CREEK TAVERN

Phone ME 4-2641

Box 236

Bowl at the Verde Lanes Family Bowling Center

W. F. SIMPSON

D. M. Langford ME 4-9965

Compliments

TOM SCOTT Expertly Executed Stonework ME 4-2692

Compliments of

SMELTER CITY IRON WORKS

Congratulations

Best Wishes Class of "62"

SEDONA PHARMACY Phone AT 2-3338

Sedona, Arizona

MATT and EVA PECHARICH

THE TEN TWELVE LOUNGE CLARKDALE

Congratulations, Class of 1962

from

ERSEL GARRISON Land Leveling-Ditch Digging Compliments of

Septic Tanks Cottonwood, Arizona

JEROME HISTORICAL SOCIETY

JEROME, ARIZONA

THE VERDE INDEPENDENT The Largest Ghost Town In America

NEWSPAPER OF THE BEAUTIFUL

VERDE VALLEY

Have your hair done in style at

Kachina Beauty Shop

"Let the beaver work" fur "U while U sleep"

WEAVER'S BEAVER

Phone ME 4-2601

COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

Drugs

Sundries Prescriptions

CLARKDALE REXALL DRUGSTORE

Verd A. Hanks Bonded Agent

Residence 1218 Main St.

Clarkdale, Arizona Phone Medford 4-7701 Phone ME 4-5109

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Don and Vae Borrows

MINGUS CONCRETE AND MATERIALS

Phone MED 4-513 I

Phone ME 4-2342

Cottonwood

THE PHOTO LAB Cottonwood

Arizona

BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1962 FROM THE BEST PLACE TO BUY BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS AND HARDWARE

ROBINSON’S

VERDE VALLEY "ll'E CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY"

LUMBER COMPANY Phone ME 4-51 72

Cottonwood

Arizona Don McDonald Manager Cottonwood, Arizona

SPROUSE REITZ CO., INC. LEROY LIGHT, MANAGER COTTONWOOD ARIZONA

Soft Drinks Sundaes Sandwiches

LILLIAN'S SWEET SHOP Down Town Cottonwood

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

CONGRATULATIONS from

Seniors of 1962

SCOTT AUTO PARTS Complete Cine Of

Automotive Parts

VERDE GROCERY & MARKET

If we can't recommend it WE DON'T SELL IT

CONGRATULATIONS from the

Compliments

MICK'S GARAGE

Cottonwood Drug Store Automotive Service

THE COPPER SHOP Hand-crafter Gregorian Copper Matisse and

Renior

Jewelry Jerome, Arizona

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Best Wishes

THE FRONTIER SHOP Western Wear for the Whole Family

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

OF Martha and Wes Lowell

Sedona, Ariz.

1962

Verde Valley Accounting Service

OAK CREEK STORE

Cottonwood Arizona at Bridgeport

Phone ME 4-7783

complete food store

Henry F. Bennett camping & picnic supplies

Sedona, Arizona

100

CONGRATULATIONS "Remember to Remember’

from

VERDE FLORAL

CLARKDALE NEWS STAND & SPORTING GOODS

Cottonwood

Arizona

ME 4-2381

BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1962

A-1 AUTO SERVICE

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Brakes—Wheel Alignment—Tune up

Box 425

Phone Med 4-5841

Cottonwood, Arizona

NEWS STAND FOUNTAIN & SPORTING GOODS

SELNA'S COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

SEXTON AGENCY Cottonwood

Phone: ME 4-263 I

and

Sedona

and AT 3-7741

Southern

Union Gas

NATURE'S PERFECT FUEL SERVING

COTTONWOOD, CLARKDALE ARIZONA

101

COMPLIMENTS of

Clarkdale Realty

James H. Howard &

CLARKDALE, ARIZONA

Associates CONSULTING ENGINEERS

LAND PLANNERS CLARKDALE,ARIZONA

EDUCATION a magic carpet that takes you where you

want to go. It is the truly Great s rkG

Emancipator, the Great Commoner. As your stake in the future grows,

guard well the freedom that lets

you plan today for tomorrow. At Arizona Public Service

Company, we must plan

today for tomorrow's

power — to see that utility service is always available for growing Arizona.

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CONGRATULATIONS

from the

Dairy Queen &

Snack Bar Max & Kathleen Smith, Prop. Cottonwood

Arizona

COMSTOCK STEEL Bars—Strip—Structurals

Pipe—Sheet 405 S. 7th St.

Phoenix, Arizona AL 8-3773

THE VIEW MOTEL Cottonwood's Finest Motel

On Highway 89-A Cottonwood. Ariz.

Bob & Mae Findlay

owners-managers

Phone ME 4-2932

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

of 1962

Cactus Lumber and Supply Co. •

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4809 N. 7+h St.

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Phoenix, Arizona

Congratulations Seniors

of 1962

BALL MARKET fresh vegetables—meats—groceries

Quality Merchandise At Lowest Prices

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS

FOR REAL SERVICE

AND GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE

1962

IN ARIZONA IT'S THE

Jean & Trox Supply Co., Inc.

PBSW

17 N. Leroux Box 600 Flagstaff, Ariz.

Photo Supplies—Audio Visual—

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Verifax—Sound Systems

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CHATTERBOX CAFE

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Compliments to the

Mingus Union High School

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS

OF 1962 Jiffy Janitor Supply Co. Flagstaff, Arizona

Bueno's Mexican Food

Sincerely,

the Hi-Lo

Staff

Complete line of School Supplies & Equipment

Athletic

Equipment

Duplicating

Stage

Supplies,

Equipment

Maintenance Office

Supplies

3209 N. Central Ave.

and

Equipment

Phone CR 9-9301

Phoenix, Arizona

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INDEX A-1 Auto Service—101 Airth, Jerry E.—! 7. 46, 49. 69 Akin and Sons—90 Andrews, Wanda—12 Arizona Public Service—102 Ball Market—103 Band—54, 55, 56 Baseball—79, 80, 81, 82 Barbarick, Henry A.—10 Beale, Clarence—4, 8 Bently, Lila E.—16, 63 Berg, Kathleen E.—10 Boyse, Robert T.—17, 49 Bright, Daniel—8 Bueno’s Cafe—105

Intramurals—88

Cactus Lumber and Supply Company—103 Cambruzzi, Mrs.—14 Canby, Richard B.—17 Canby, Tom B.—17 Carlson, Dennis D.—18 Chatterbox Cafe—104 Chavez, Clement C.—18 Cheerleaders—66, 67 Chorus—53, 54 Clark, Morris R.—10 Clarkdale Barber Shop—92 Clarkdale Beauty Shop—95 Clarkdale Newsstand—101 Clarkdale Realty—102 Clarkdale Rexall Drug—97 Cockerel, Wayne—18 Comstock Steel—103 Contreras, Alex M.—18, 75, 76 Contreras, Gracie L.—18, 55, 57, 62 Copper Shop—100 Crawford, Kent H.—19, 44, 69, 70 Crawford, Merle E.—10 Crews, Gloria J.—19, 53, 69 Crose, Linda—19, 53, 69 Cottonwood Drug—99 Cottonwood Fuel and Feed—93 Cottonwood Lumber Company—94 Dairy Queen—103 Davis, Judy J.—19 Dedication—4 Dees, Thomas E.—19 Derrick, Maureen L.—19 De Witt’s Tire Service—95 Dick Franquero—94 Dotson, Walter Jr.—9, 20, 70 Doubeck, John L.— I I Drama Club—49, 50, 51 Duncan, Marvin E.—20, 70 Dunham, David E.—20, 62

Kachina Beauty Shop—97 Kandied Kamera—42, 59 Key Club—46, 47 Kilgore, Linda M.— ■23 K. Norton—94 Koski, Gary E.—24 KVRD Radio Station—91 Lee. William O.—24 Lettermen's Club—70 Lewis, Reba L.—24 Library Club—48 Liggett, Wayne M.—16, 60 Lillian's Sweet Shop—98 10-12 Cocktail Lounge—96

Mahoney, Joella J.—12 Marsten's Supply Company—105 Mannet\ Mira R.—24, 45 McCoy, Carma E.—24, 44. 57, 62, 63. 64. 65. 69 McLarney, James J.—12 Mick's Garage—99 Miller, Duane—8 Mingus Concrete and Material! •98 Montgomery, George J-—25 Moore, Petie—14 Morgan, Margaret G.—25, 45, 52, 68, 69 Honor Society—45 Arizona Gas Company—95

Oak Creek Store—100 Oak Creek Tavern—95 Ohlwiler. James R.—25, 60. 86. 88

Faculty—10, II, 12, 13 F.F.A.—60, 61 F.H.A.—62 F. H. Lyons Insurance Agency—91 Finnegan, Patricia J.—12 First National Bank—93 Fisher, Beverly—14 Fisher, Eric—21, 44 Fitzgerald, Elizabeth—I I Football—72, 73, 74 Frisbie, D. F.—21, 70 Frontier Shop—100 Fuller, Mary E.—21, 69

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Jackson, Jacquelyn—12 Jacquez, Helen M.—23 James H. Howard and Associates—102 Jaynes, Judyth A.—23 Jean and Trox Supply Company—104 Jerome Historic Society—97 Jiffy Janitor Supply Company—105 Jones, Ernest—23, 70, 88

National Northern

Echols, Nancy G.—20, 64, 65 Emil’s Buick—93 Ersel Garrison—97 Evans, George W.—20, 69

G. A.A.—57 Gabrielsen, Ernest H.— I I Gale, Constance J.—21, 57 Gallegos, Alicia C.—22, 69, Garcia, Elmer G.— I I

Hall, William G.— I I Hammons, William J. ■22. 46. 49, 60. 63, 64, 65. 88 Harris, Alec—22 Haywood Auto-Body and Paint—95 Haywood, Karen M.—16, 64, 65 Hearrell, Steve P.—22 Henry, Tom—12 Higby, Sandra K.—22, 62, 69 Hi-Lo Staff—64, 65 Hubbs, Patricia L. ■23, 69

Padilla, Isabel M.—25 Patterson, Richard A.—26, 48, 64, 65, 60, 70 P. B. S. W. Business Supply Company—104 Pecharich, Matthew J.—16, 70 Peck, Fred R.—13 Photo Lab—98 '"_>er, Gayle L.—13 Pip. Pirtle, Clayton—14 Pom-Pons—66, 67 Price, Bonnie K.—26, 64, 65 Rassmussen’s Texaco Service—95 Reeves, Gloria M.—13 Richard's Men's Shop—94 Richmond, Robert H.—13 Riley, Mrs.—14 Robinson's Clothing Store—98 Rogers, Laurene T.—13 Rogers, Locy—14 Rusty's Purple Sage—93 Ryan, Maurice L.—9

Sayler, Wes G.—26 School Board—8 Science Club—48 Schwartz, Anita J.—26, 45, 49, 52, 57, 63, 69

Scott Auto Parts—99 Scott, Linda G.—26, 44, 49 Sedona Pharmacy—96 Self, Norma—14 Selna's Grocery—101 Seniors—16, 29 Sexton Agency—101 Sexton, Ruth A.—27 Shady Park Trailer Court—95 Silver Belle—100 Simpson, Theodore W.—27, 48 Smelter City Iron Works—96 Smith, Ronald C.—27, 70 Smith, Marvin E.—27, 64, 65 Sobley, June P.—27, 53, 69 Sollberger, Jon—28, 49 Southern Union Gas Company—101 Spanish Club—63 Spirit Staff—68, 69 Sprouse-Reitz—98 Student Council—44 Sullivan, Terry—28

Taylor, Claudia J.—28, 53 Taylor, James M.—28, 46 Thomas, Donald G.—28, 64, 65 Tissaw's—91 Tom Scott—96 Track—83, 84, 85

Travis, Steve E.—16, 60, 70 Tulin, Gary N.—29 Underclassmen—30-4 I

Valley Theater—92 Van Cleave, LeRoy—14 Valazza, Morris—14 Verde Floral—101 Verde Grocery—99 Verde Hardware—92 Verde Independent—97 Verde Lanes—96 Verde Valley Accounting Service—100 Verde Valley Lumber—98 View Motel—103 Vojnic, Mary—14

Weaver's Beaver—97 W. F. Simpson—96 Weiss, Robert—8 Weiss, Jon R.—29, 46 West, Keith A.—9 Western Auto—94 Wilson, Dennis—16, 63, 69, 70 Witter, Lorna—29 Wrestling—86, 87 Zeke's Riverside -Store—95

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