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Often in the still of night When slumber's chain has bound me Fond memory brings the light Of other days behind me The smile, the tears Of high school years The words of love then spoken The eyes that shown Now dimmed and gone The cheerful hearts now Broken But joyous happenings many Again appear And bring back the happiness Of a bygone year

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Our goal for education at Mingus Union High School is to prepare young people to live. There has been no other time in history that offers the challenges to young adults as it does today.

Students must see the objective of life in a democracy. They must realize, in order to live in a free society, we must obey the laws of the land and conform to regulations set up by our society.

We must have a "sense of values" and the strength of character to live up to these values.

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It has been a privilege for me to share with you a most interesting year of varied experiences. Let us hope that, in addition to learning subject matter, we have learned more fully to like and accept ourselves and others, to trust each other, to communicate more fully, to be tolerant, to be cooperative, to be appreciative, and to work toward goals that will improve our lives. There are tremendous quality and potential in our fine student body. It is my hope and prayer that every student will continue to progress and to make his or her life a quality performance.

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Mr. John Tavasci, Clerk

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All hail Mingus Union

Thy colors tried and true Stand as a symbol

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1 1 Homecoming festivities were topped by the crowning of the King and Queen, Paul Tavasci and Mike Baxter. Senior attendants were Maeve Vincent, Lila Thorton, Reed Kramer and Ed Plapp.

The dance, was attended by a record number of students, alumni, and faculty members.

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Homecomming Festivities Big Success

Another high-light of the Homecoming festivities was the football game. Mingus students, alumni and fans showed their spirit by cheering the boys on.

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Four MUHS Students Chosen 1968â&#x20AC;&#x201D;69 Boy, Girl Staters

Maeve Vincent

Margie Thomas

Ken Barbarick

Pat Mansell

Rick Mabery

These students of Mingus Union were honored by being chosen as representatives of Boy and Girl States . Alternates for this honor were Pat Mansell and Rick Mabery.

As an additional honor, Maeve Vincent was chosen as alternate to Girl's Nation.

A week of fun and hard work ensued for these students .

The girls gathered at Univer­ sity of Arizona, Tucson, while the Boy's Nation was held at Northern Arizona University.

These gatherings were supposed to model the house and senate of the state. They set up a temporary state government and run for the certain offices . In this way they find out more about the way our government is run and how the politicians run for these offices.

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Student Council This years student council, President Maeve Vincent, Vice President Grant Richmond, Secretary Shelley Gemmill, ^Treasurer Lila Thorton and Social Manager

Vicky Robinson along with the?council representative, Seniors Rick Mabery, Marigie Thomas; Juniors Jim Young, Debbie Wood; Sophomores Kim Plapp, Barbie Osborne; and Freshmen Rick O'Dpnnel, Caroline (Hulls, Have shown Mingus Union a true effort

in building school spirit. One of the main things would be the project brought forth

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of AFS also. The council took in over $13, 000 dollars on the project by such projects

as cutting Christmas trees and selling them to the Valley People and showing movies.

All of this was to .bring a foreign exchange student. ...... to Mingus _ Mingus Unions 1968-^9;!Home,iCBmlng Parade-Game-Dance were one of the best

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Rod Criswell

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Joe Duran

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Bill Lowers

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Lydia Ontiveros

Caroline Molina

Jerry Mundine

Skip Osborne

Doris Pender

Nord Parkinson

Sandra Poole

Carol Rose

Grant Richmond

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Regina Schrambling

Kathy Schwartz

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Betty Simpson

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Charley Stewart

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Margaret Thede

Dan Valencia

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Jim Conway

Connie Earl

Marc D'Obernovic

Mary Dixon

Cindi Elson

Larry Edson

Marilyn Ehle

Sybil Fulghum

Gail Erwin

Ken Fitz

Sue Finch

Herb Freeman

Pat Gann

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Janie Hawley

Steve Harris

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Robert Hudman

Charles Huffaker

Martin House

Paul Hoffman

David Jaurequi

Mike Hurst

Gary Jackson

Larry Jones

Mike Jones

Mike Kinner

Wendy Knudson Mark Kelly

Mary Lewis

Jim Krise

Stephanie Kunch

Donna Makela

Rick Lewis

Eleanor Lunt

Steve Martin

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Dennis Lovett

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Lisa Mayfield

Annie Moore

Wade McGowan

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Henry Tweedy

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Footballâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Sport Of Men Every one of the boys on these two pages has proved that he has what it takes.

These are boys who were fighting for you and your school every Friday night.

This year we had none of the glory seekers of the past years due to the forfeiting of seven games. Every one of the boys was playing because he enjoyed playing. But more important because he wanted to support his, and your, school. This was demonstrated this year by the fact that we had the hardest playing team in Mingus Union's history. This was because of teamwork; not stars. We will always have a good team if we remember this .

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This year we played some of the top teams in the state. Our team gave these teams something to think about if we ever play these teams in the future. They realize Mingus Union is no second-rate school. And it never will be if the students realize that no team or school can exist on a few stars, they must have teamwork.

But the football team isn't everything at the game. The crowd plays an important part of any football games. Our followings have been very good this year. This shows that the students were behind the team all of the way. Let's keep it that way; because that's what makes Mingus Union High School the best anywhere.

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This page compliments of VINCENT FORD-MERCURY

Mingus Squad Proves Victory Takes Forfeit With Honor This year our Varsity football team made what perhaps was the greatest victory of all. Our school made a victory of honor by forfeiting our first seven games due to a technical­ ity of elligibility of one of our players.

Had the forfeight not been made we would have had 4 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Yet in order that there would be no doubt as to Mingus' honesty the forfeit had to be made.

This left us with 2 wins.

The score line up went as follows:

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Tuba City Peoria Dysart Chinle Tolleson Window Rock Snowflake Holbrook Buckeye

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We can all be proud that our spirit climbs along-side our honor, not ahead of it.

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Paul Tavasci All Conference Halfback

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Marauders snow Buckeye in spite of rain and mud.

Marauder J. V. 's takes spill during afternoon play.

Coaches & Team wait in anticipation of win.

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Team Techniques, & Skills J.V. Gridders Show Spirit,

BACK ROW: M. Coleman, M. Varela, B. Hackett, B. Rhodes, A. Medina, J. Buss, T. Nuanez, M. Lovett, D. Helegeson, B. Ayres FRONT ROW: D. Pirtle, D. Ontiveros, S. Razo, C. Morris, T. Marquez, W. Tinnin, P. Blanchard.

LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wright, K. Fitz, J. Gosper, K. Plapp, K. Stelo, D. Juarequi, R. Hudman, J. Conway, R. Lewis, G. Jackson.

The 1968-69 Junior Varsity football season was not one of the best as far as scores go. Our wins totaled 1, and we tied 1, game. According to one of the players even though they had a hard season they learned alot about the fundamentals of football.

Although game losses far exceeded game wins our J.V. spirit didn't suffer much loss.

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The Mingus Marauders' Varsity basketball team gave its full effort in every game. Although there weren't many wins, the team never gave up until the final buzzer sounded. Great individual effort was shown and team­ work was plentiful. In the last home game of the season, the seniors displayed their individual talents while beating Window Rock 58-37 in the Marauders' biggest victory up to that time . Congratulations to the seniors and to the juniors who finished the game.

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Left to right: Jim Cosper, Steve Martin, David Jaurequi, George Groseta, Charles Roland, Don Hatch, Ken Fitz, Leland James, John Behlow.

The junior varsity squad this year showed great sportsmanship in every game they played.

Even if not every game was a victory the boys were always proud to say what team they belonged to.

This team shows great potential and sets a good example for the freshman squad.

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Freshman Basketball Boys Make A Fine Showing

miDER! o i nnvunu: Mr. STANDING: wir. Earl tan ocnncK, Schlick, i^oacn, Coach, nenry Henry amim, Smith, Bruce nruce Hackett, nacKert, Dennis uennis rieigeson, Helgeson, Kenny n.enny teioen, Leibert, Geroge T~___________________ ___ . X • 1 x t r-x 1 1 x t < x «• Tx T1TT--1-1_______ J n Franquero, r-'l Chuck Magnuson, r-> Rick McDonald, Manager. KNEELING: r-x Dale xMcMenamin, Russell Hubbard, Diego Ontiveros, David Bill, Steve Schlick, Bill Ayers.

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I^IV LA-1 Back Row: Eddie White, Tom Bergy, Chuck West, Coach John O'Donnell, DavidI Livingston, Ed rAXLlllieicXllV, Altimerano, Fernando Don Hatch, Front Row: Mike Woodard, David Jackson, Larry Jackson, Frank Soqui, Manager,■, “ ’ ’Lucero,, " Patil Jones.

This year the 1969 Tracksters welcomed back their four returning seniors, Chuck West, David Livingston, Fernando Lucero, and Mike Woodard.

Excelling in their various fields of hurdles, pole vault, discus and the mile dashes, the boys led their teammates through a proud season. The team, although hindered by the weather at the beginning of the season, practiced every afternoon in order to be in top shape for their seasonal meets. Coached

by Mr. O'Donnell, the boys learned new and different methods pertaining to their various talents as well as improving their own style.

Although the Hi-Lo went to press before the action was well under way, the staff wished the team the best of luck as did the whole student body to keep our team on the top.

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Varsity Looks Forward ToGreat Year

Steve Martin, Gary Riorden, Allen Hoese, Bill Lowers, John Smith, Skip Osborne, Phil Holt, Dick Brown, Joe Duran, Dan Hatch, Ken Baibarick, Calvin Kumpe, John Behlow, Grant Richmond, Pat Tavasci, Coach Robert Richmond.

The 1969 Mingus Union Varsity Baseball team started it's season with 4 returning seniors, John Smith, Dan Hatch, Ken Barbarick and Chuck Bill.

Although they missed their first game with Prescott due to snow, they were able to make it up. Diligent practice on the part of all the boys made the team something to be proud of.

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Back Row: Coach Steve Wombacker, John Buss, Bruce Hackett, Larry Edson, Robert Hudman, Dennis Helgeson, Coach Earl Schlick. Front Row: Steve Schlick, Ken Fitz, Mike Lovett, Ruben Lonasee, Jim Cosper, Dennis Lovett, Diego Ontiveros.

Coached by Mr. Schlick and Mr. Wombacker, the Junior Varsity proved to have a good season. The boys learned a lot from their baseball experience this year, and all have hopes of moving to the Varsity squad next year. Like all the other Spring sports at Mingus, this team was, too, hindered by the fact that on the date of their first game, the field was covered with mud, which also caused them to forfeit much of their practice time.

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Spring Brings Tennis; Golf

Leland James, Ken Bright, Jin Helgeson, Bill Ayres, Paul Tavasci, David Bill, Howard Harkey, Rick Barbarick, Jim Allen

This year's golf and tennis teams ran into some problems with the weather, and had to cancel some of their first matches.

Although they were limited in practice time, they both had a good season. The golf team sports three seniors, Paul Tavasci, Howard Harkey, and Jim Allen. The tennis team is led by Dan Doubleday, also a senior.

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Back Row: Coach Hariett LeVering, Vance Heydorn, Cindy Elson, Dan Doubleday, Laura Bode. Front row: Richard Herring, Craig Weldon, Vernon Bice

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PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ted King, Marilyn Watts & Ed Hance.

STAFF MEMBERS: Shelley Gemmill, Debbie Wood, Mike Baxter, & Sandi Parker.

i EDITOR: Carlinda Gallegos.

SPONSOR: Mr. John Corlett.

The Hi-Lo Staff produces the yearbook. All the work on the year­ book was done by the staff except for the printing which was done by American Yearbook Company.

STAFF MEMBERS: Rhonda Rhodes, Pat Mansell.

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Jane Thompson, Debbie Wood, Mike Baxter, Rick Mabery.

EDITOR: Pat Mansell.

The "Spirit" the official newspaper of Mingus Union comes out on a monthly basis.

The Spirit covers all activities at Mingus from sports to plays to concerts.

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J. Thompson, BACK ROW: G. Richards, R. Mabery, D. Hatch, P. Westcott, T. 1. King, slluinu inumpsou, iD. Wood, D. Owens, M. Watts, TPIIRD ROW: S. Gemmill, S. Camp, C. Mulford, J. Lyons, K. Hurst, M. Baxter, P. Mansell.

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The Quill and Scroll, a national organization consists of Journalism and Yearbook students. In order to be a member, the student must hold a 3.00 grade average throughout the year and excell in a form of creative writing. Top Award for publications staff members membership in Quill and Scroll is the highest honor that can be granted to a high school journalist. Membership places the student in company with many of today's distinguished journalists who became members in high school.

The membership qualifications are high, but advisors are urged to make this honor available to every student who meets the Society's standards.

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Outstanding Students Honored

Margie Thomas; Gary Young; Eddie Hance; Rodger Adams; Jane Thomson; Grant Richman; Rhonda Rhodes; Jim Young; Judy Lyons; Rigina Shra; MB Ling; Pat Mansell.

The President of National Honor Society is Margie Thomas, the Vice President, Grant Richmand and the Secretary-Treasure Rhonda Rhodes. These students are chosen by the faculty by their leadership, responsibility, citizenship and their scholastic grade average of 2.00.

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Science; Interesting To Students, Makes Club Active Science Club is sponsored by Mr. Clark and is for the ad­ vancement and better understand­ ing of science for the students.

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BACK ROW: G. Richmond, C. Bill, G. Young. SECOND ROW: E. Hance, K. Barbanck, R. Mabery, A. Philips, J. Young. THIRD ROW: C. Wright, R. Adams, R. Hudman, K. Fitz. FRONT ROW: E. Broughton, P. Jones, P. Wright.

OFFICERS: Andy Phillips, President Chuck Bill, Sec­ Treasurer

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The Key Club is a Mingus boys service organization. One of the largest clubs on campus, the Key Club always helps with the penny-a-pound airlift. They also burn the traditional M on homecoming and sponsor an annual New Years Eve Dance.

They also elect a Sweetheart.

Roger is active during weekly meeting.

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BACK ROW: Margaret Ontiveros, Robin Skidmore, Rita Scroggins; SECOND ROW: Becky Huis, Marilyn Eble; THIRD ROW: Jima Scott, Jean Fitz.

Future Teachers Work Hard Toward Goals Preparing the students for a future teaching career, the F.T.A. is an active Mingus â&#x2013; Club. The Future teachers sold Christmas Candles to raise money to attend the state con­ vention in Yuma. The girls also taught classes in the elementary schools during the year.

Officers this year are Margaret Ontiveros, President; Karma White, Vice-President; Ester Ontiveros, Secretary; Jima Scott, Treasurer; Virginia Allen, Historian; Susan Camp, Social Manager; and Sharon Cole, Publicity Chairman.

OFFICERS STANDING: Ester Ontiveros, Sec.; Jima Scott, Treas. ; Virginia Allen, Historian; Sue Camp, Social Mang.; Sharon Cole, Publicity Chairman, SEATED: Margaret Ontiveros, President.

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Back row; Ernie Broughton, Charles Huffaker. Third Row; Mr. Camp, Advisor, Gilbert Richards, Norman D 3______ ‘ — 1 C'j_______ XX 7- -11 TZ — * —a.

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FFA Officers: Top Row; George Groseta, Treasurer, Ernie Boughton, Reporter, Andy Phillips, Secretary, Carlton Camp, Advisor, Bottom Row; Gilbert Richards, V. Pres. ; Norman Burrus, Sentinel, Ken Barbarick, President.

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Two Mil is Union ChapterSdembers of the FFA hold stai _bffices. Rick Mabery, left, is State Secretary. Ken Barbarick is the state's 5th Vice

Chorus Works Hard Toward Perfection The Mingus Chorus, composed of freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, worked hard this year in preparing for their concerts . They also elected a Miss Merry Christmas. Sandi Parker.

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FRONT ROW: Valli DeVault, Sec; Lila Thornton, Pres; Laura Bode, Soc. Mgr; BACK ROW: Dan Doubleday, Drum Major; Cindy Elson, Treas.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Perez, Donna Scott, Dan Doubleday, Lila Thornton, Kathy Clark.

Director- MR. KEN RAILEY

4 )) BACK ROW: C. Elson, C. Simpson, R. Bodam, J. Wilpitz. FIRST ROW: D. DeVault L James K. White, W. Knudson, S. McMenamin. SECOND ROW: J. Storsand, A. Tabeling, S. JerginsJ. Simms, S. Shaup.

The Band has engaged in many fund-raising activities around the Verde Valley and Sedona areas, in hopes of raising enough money for a trip to Disneyland. Among these many projects were car washes, bake sales, and two Mother-Daughter basketball games.

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Marauder Marching Band Busy Year - Round The Mingus Marauder Marching Band, under the Direction of Mr. Ken Railey, was featured this year at all home football games and a number of away games.

The Band also traveled to the Arizona State Fair and performed in the Christmas Parade.

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Lettermans Club consists of mem­ bers who have lettered in one of the six sports at Mingus.

Every year there is an initiation in May for new lettermen. There is an informal steak fry and a paddling session where all the new lettermen are swatted by each veteran member of the club.

SPONSORS: Mr. Howard Harkey, Mr. Manuel Reyes.

Letterman Are Noticed On Mingus Union Campus

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ROW: J. King, P. Tavasci, P. Holt, R. Kramer, K. Schwartz, D. Hatch, G. Richmond.

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The one place where a girl can receive an athletic letter is in the Girls Athletic Associ­ ation.

Each year, G.A.A. pro­ duces teams in volleyball, basketball, baseball, and tennis as well as badminton.

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OFFICERS: Becky Huis, Co-Captain; Lydia MoncibaezCaptain; Sharon Scroggins-Co-Captain.

The Pom Pon Squad was seen performing in high style this year at all the home foot­ ball and basketball games as well as many away games. The Pom Pon girls traveled with the band to the State Fair, ASU Band Day, along with many other parades and festivities.

The girls also sold candy to purchase new pom pons.

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Pom Pons Add Zest, Spirit

BACK ROW: M. Watts, D. Rwg CK», SECOND ROW. ga Rogers, ROW: R. 3^iug Scruggs, D. Pender. FRONT ROW: D. Kinney, L. Blanton, R. Clough, C. Molina.

K\ The performing squad consists of different girls every time. Preceding each event, tryouts are held and out of the many PomPon girls, ten are chosen to perform.

BACK ROW: E. Hoffman, M. Hill, SECOND ROW: G. Shaw, G. Lowers. FRONT ROW: D. Baxter, D. Hatch, R. Soqui, D. Toland.

Becky, Robing, Lil, Kathy, Sharon, Evelyn and Espie all show spirit at game.

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MAEVE VINCENT

RHONDA RHODES

CARLINDA GALLEGOS

VICKIE ROBINSON

DEBI FINDLAY

DEBBY DE VAULT

JEAN FITZ

The Varsity Squad began their 68-69 cheering year with a bang in new red, white, and grey uniforms. The girls, six of which are seniors, earned money and attended all home and away games this year.

They have shown some of the best pep in Mingus history, in both assemblies and send offs.

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VALERIE RYAN

BARBIE WRIGHT

LINDA ALLEN

PATTI JO RHOTON

Cheering at all the J.V. football and basketball games the J.V. Cheerleaders have helped carry on the great spirit of Mingus this year.

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Pep Club Supports Spirit At Mingus The Mingus Pep Club is in its second year at Mingus.

Sporting new red and white jackets, the club cheers at all home games and many away games.

They sell doughnuts every day at school to raise money. They also sold Mums for Homecoming.

Officers: Sandi Parker, Soc. Mgr. Mike Baxter, Treas.; Debbie Wood, Sec.; Ken Schwartz, Vice Pres.; Sue Ann Rhoton, Pres.

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Shown in above picture studying lines for J. B. are Roger Adams, the Devil; Margie Thomas, Sarah, Mrs, J. B. ; Jim Young Mr. J. B. ; Ruth Tuck, Sarah, Mrs. J. B. ; and other Members of the cast.

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Drama And Comedy: The Curious Savage

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fi Mingus Drama Club presents the fall Production of the Curious Savage. A cast of 16 put out one of the best plays Mingus has seen.

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Vickie Robinson Ed Plapp

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Maeve Vincent Ken Baibarick

A climax of four years of high school came to an end when the Senior class chose their own "Senior Personalities." Most Likely to Succeed: Pat Mansell and Rick Mabery; Best All-Around: Maeve Vincent and Ken Barbarick; Best Personalities: Sue Ann Rhoton and Reed Kramer; Best Looking: Vickie Robinson and Ed Plapp; Best Dancers: Carlinda Gallegos and Pat Pirtle; Most Humorous: Mike Baxter and John Smith; Most Athletic: Lila Thorton and Paul Tavasci; and Best Dressed seniors Sandi Parker and Roger Adams.

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Carlinda Gallegos Pat Pirtle

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Editor Has Last Say In Yearbook Most students don’t realize the amount of work which must be put into a yearbook before it goes to press. They cannot real­ ize the disappointments and heartaches that are involved. Each staff mem­ ber becomes a friend in the sincerest meaning of the word.

There are deadlines that must be met, but most often are not because of late photos or unwritten copy. There are many ex­ cuses for not meeting these deadlines. Some­ times an organization can­ not realize that all the pages are numbered with photos ready to go, and want a photo taken over simply because someone couldn't be bothered to show up. It is the editors responsibility to make sure all pages are done to perfection even if it means doing it himself.

But there are some rewards in doing a year­ book and the staff can only realize this when the year­ book is delivered. It's their baby and they're proud of it. They have a right to be.

Without a hard working staff a yearbook cannot be produced. I want to thank my staff for their hard work and steady efforts in helping to produce this yearbook.

Thank you Ted and Marilyn for your photo­ graphy. Without you we wouldn't have a yearbook.

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But most of all many thanks to KING DING-ALING. Well staff it's hard to believe but, it's over.

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