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People so seldom say I love you and then it's either too late or love goes so when I tell you I love you it doesn't mean i know you'll never go only that i wish you didn't have to. .

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s Whatever dreams I have However old or new, They are the pictures, the thoughts I want to share with you. . .

The plans I have for everything I hope will come my way, -All the magic beauty that Belongs to yesterday.

I want to take them by the hand And bring them to your door And promise you, that all of them Are yours forever more.

-All the magic beauty that Belongs to yesterday.

I want your heart to understand That every dream in me Is one that you inspired with Your love and loyalty.

-All the magic beauty that Belongs to yesterday.

And so whatever dreams I have However old or new...

I want to say sincerely that They all belong to you.

-All the magic beauty that Belongs to Yesterday.

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THE DREAM (Graeme Edge) When the white eagle of the North is flying overhead

The browns, reds and golds of autumn lie in the gutter, dead.

Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire flaying

Came to witness spring's new hope, bom of leaves decaying.

Just as new life will come from death, love will come of leisure.

Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen.

Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand

on the threshold of a dream.

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A-IOO FACULTY ROOM

"the teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers,

L. Wayne Amberson Band Chorus

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R. Gene Bollen Art 1-2, 3-4

L. John Boyd U. S. History Special Ed.

R. Marsha Burge Library Science Cheerleading I

L. Morris Clark Alg. 1-2 Physics Chemistry

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R. Colin Connolly General Metals General Shop Woodworking Drafting

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gives not of his wisdom, but rather erf his faith and lovingness. "

L. Ed Cooper Eng. 1-2, 3-4 Annual Journalism

R. Merle Crawford Civics World Affairs Social Problems

L. William Dockray Vocational Agriculture Health Farm Shop

R. Joan Evans Shorthand 1-2, 3-4 Typing 1-2 Co-op.

L. Dorothy Fitz Typing 1-2 Office Practice Shorthand 1-2 Eng. 1-2

R. Robert Fuller Alg. 1-2, 3-4 Geometry

L. Leon Gomez Typing 1-2 Spanish 1-2, 3-4

R. Howard Harkey Drivers Ed. Physical Science

♌ L. Tom Henry General Math Math in Human Affairs

R. Margaret Hills Auditorium Supervisor (Study Hall)

L. Tonyjoshu General Business Bookkeeping Typing 1-2 Econ-Law

R. Harriette LeVering Physical Ed. (girls) Health

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L. Patricia Lusk Home Economics

R. James Me Lamey Speech American Lit. College Comp.

Communication Theory

L. John O’Donnell English 3-4 Speech, Eng. 6

R. Maurice Ryan Biology 1-2, 3-4

L. Sidney Stelpstra U.S. History World Civilizations French (Ind. Study)

R. Bobby Valenzuela Physical Ed. (boys) U. S. History

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"You work that you may keep pace with the earth and the soul of the earth.

For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the seasons, and to step out of Life i Life’os prutcwxun, procession, that marches in majesty and proud1 submission towards the infinite ..."

Above: Georgia Franklin Secretary

L. Mary Johnson Nurse

R. Elsie Moore Bookkeeper

Robert Richmond C ounse lor

R. Bea West Asst. Librarian

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"I say that life is dark save when there is urge, And all urge is blind save when there is knowledge,

And all knowledge is vain save when there is work, And all work is empty save when there is love. "

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Last Year

Looking over our shoulder, at the past, we step out into a new life, Not knowing whether it will be filled, with promise, or with strife.

Certain that no matter what will eventually come to pass, That, none of us, will return again to attend a class.

As we look back at the hours of education and of pleasure, there are memories of Mingus that we will always treasure; We walk away and never again meet face to face

Each one retaining something that time cannot erase.

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Stephanie Ann Kunch

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Marc D'Obrenovic

John E. J. Kenyon

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Stephanie Ann Kunch

"Stef"

Many a time her cheerful smile has brightened the halls of Mingus. Stef has been active in Pep Club and Chorus, each for one year. Beside watching our Football games she has participated in Powder Puff for three years, not without bruises though. In the future she is planning to either go to work or attend a Business College.

Devenny Skielvig

"Dede"

A transfer from Central High School Dede brought with her good ideas and a candid and humor­ ous outlook. It is the honor of the Seniors this year to have selected her as the girl with the best personality. Her future plans slant in the direction of either going to college or getting married.

She was the Decca Historian, and has been active in Art 1,2,3,4; Girl's League 1,2,3; and Class Council 1,2,3.

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"Kisses"

We know her as being there when we need help. Donna has been a member of the National Honor Society and G.A.A., where baseball is her favorite sport. She belongs to several clubs, Pep Club, Spanish Club, President of the Journalism Club, teacher's aid, and the Senior Class Secretary. She plans to proceed in the field of Airline Training and eventually attended Arizona State University to major in Journalism.

Kirk D. Stalo

"Kirk"

Kirk was a new face to many students and faculty members this year. The Senior class has elected him most likely to succeed, and with his past records and present grades it seems very likely. Wrestling and Baseball have taken part of his time in years past, while this year he's taking it easy. He is also a member of the National Honor Society, and a delegate for the Model United Nations. His fellow journalists will never forget him ! His college plans turn in the direc­ tion of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.

"Joan-Pie"

Joan Marie Schrambling

Joan being a hearty worker has been in Co-op this entire year. Her Freshman year she lettered in Volleyball and was active in F. T.A. She believes in standing up for her rights and refuses to be exploited, despite the quiet attitude she gives off to those around her. Upon graduating she plans to possibly go to Arizona State University in Tempe.

"Mark"

Marc D'Obrenovic

Marc is the sort of person people go to when they need help with some form of mathematics.

He is always willing to help and he knows what he's doing. It seems positive that he will some day go to college, and we know he will succeed. Take it easy Marc, you have the ability.

"Johnnie"

John Edward Joseph Kenyon

New to your school, John hasn't really had a chance to get active in any of the clubs. But one thing he sure has a hand in is Journalism! John plans to either enter the Navy or go to College.

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Susan Devereaux Finch

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Patti Jo Rhoton

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Patti Kay Stock

"Patti"

This girl is known for saying the wrong things at the wrong time, the words just don't come out right. You can always be sure of a friendly smile and hello. Working hard for the class she was our Senior Year Social Manager. She plans to make a career as an Airline Secretary. Patti has participated in G.A.A. three years, Annual one year, and Journalism one year.

Larry Austin Thomas Edson

"Larry"

Larry seems to be happiest during lunch hour or in Study Hall. He has participated in both Basketball and Baseball for three years. He would like to either go to Mesa College in Colorado, or Lincoln Tech in Phoenix.

Susan Devereaux Finch

"Sue"

She is a person with a great amount of self-ability. She has been active in Chorus for three years, G.A.A. one year, and is now in the Co-op program, going to school in the morning and at noon going to work. Her future plans lead to marriage.

"Flash"

J ohn C. Duke

"Easy Rider. " John is seen most often "up the hill. " He’s quite interested in motorcycles and isknown for his agility. He plans to go riding all over the country on completion of High School.

Flash helped at a motorcycle shop in 1968 and also played Football that same year.

"Pinky"

Barbara Gail Wright

One of the active people . . . Pinky! She has been in cheering for all four years, in G.A.A. three years, Pep Club four years, F.T.A. , Junior Class Treasurer, and member at large in her Junior year. Her future slants toward college at Northern Arizona University to either become a teacher or physiotherapist.

"Vem"

Vernon Charles Bice

Vernon's main interests during his High School years have been in Tennis and Drafting. Par­ ticipating a great deal in these and other clubs. Pep Club for one year and he also was Science Club Treasurer, he has allowed himself to get in with things going on at school. His future in­ cludes the Navy upon completion of High School.

"Smokey"

Patti Jo Rhoton

Patti is one of the most active people in school. She has been involved in Pep Club, Key Club, F.F.A. , and Class attendant for Homecoming. Also she has been a Cheerleader for two years, a pepper for Wrestling, and in Powderpuff her Sophomore year. Her future plans and career of work include getting married and going on to either Beauty College or Auctioneering School.

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I I Alton Hoffman

Donald L. Hatch

Eleanor Marie Lunt

Nancy Jean Steidl

Doug Toland

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Alton Hoffman

A very quiet person wondering the halls of Mingus Union High School, is Al. It seems he isn't quite decided on what his future line of work is or where he will go to College - What ever it is he surely will succeed.

Donald L. Hatch

"Don"

Don, a natural clown, hasn't quite made up his mind to what was his favorite subject here at school. He has been active in Basketball and Track, both for two years. He would like to go to a Trade School after he has graduated.

Eleanor Marie Lunt

"Eleanor"

Eleanor will best be remembered for her performances at chorus assemblies and the school talent show. She has been active these four years in the National Honor Society, Arizona All­ State Chorus, State Solo and Ensemble, F.T.A., Library Club, Pep Club and the Bible Club. Not forgetting her dramatical interests, she has been in several of Omar's plays. She would like to go to the University of Arizona or Arizona State University.

"Cara"

Cara L. Fitchett

Cara is a quiet hard worker. If there is something happenin' she will be there. Her plans for the future turn to the field of work. We all want to wish her Good Luck.

"Nancy"

Nancy Jean Steidl

Nancy has been going to school here for four years and all of them has been in Powderpuff. She has been active in Pep Club for two year, and also G.A.A. and Volleyball. Her future includes hopefully going to Lamsons Business College to become a secretary, possibly legal work.

"Doug"

Doug Toland

Doug lists first under his activities Susie Hance. He is now attending Computer Programming School, and doing quite well. There is hardly anyone who doesn't know him and his ideas, at least those he feels like expressing.

"Hunter"

Hunter Charles Monson

nas been an active memHunter has excelled in several Math classes and even enjoys them. ber of Key Club for three years, Chess Club, and is a two year Lettermen. His sideline activity is Golfing. He plans to attend the University of Arizona’s medical school.

"Herb"

Herbert Freeman

Herb gives the impression he's very quiet. Silent but by no means dull. He is at this point un­ decided about his future plans. He shall always be remembered for his red Mustang.

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Ruth Ann Herbert

Kim R. Plapp

Mercedes Garcia

JohnF. Behlow

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Ann Catherine Mongini

Cynthia Nanette Elson

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Ruth Ann Herbert

"Chuck"

(Ever Smiling) Ruth Ann is an enthusiastic sportswoman. She has lettered in several sports, among these are: Volleyball, Badminton, and this was accomplished in G. A. A. Into her circled life she has found time to take up bowling. This year Co-op finds her working half the day. Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not sure if she will go on to college.

Annie L. Moore

"Annie"

Annie is unique in her unabashed outspokeness. Knowing the true meaning of school spirit she has always been first in entering into all class activities. She has been in F.F.A. , and taken the position of Wrestling Pepper, J.V. Cheerleader, Junior and Senior Mascot, and our Junior year Social Manager.

Kim R. Plapp

"Kim"

Kim will be seen in "high places" as he plans to make a career in smoke jumping. He was our class representative for two years and is a member of the Co-op program. Very few have never heard of him.

"Mercy"

Mercedes Garcia

Everyone knows this ambitious young lady. If you go to any of our sports activities you will see her cheering our team on from the Pom Pon line. Her future plans are settled around marriage.

Her other interests include drama and journalism.

"John"

JohnF. Behlow

"I too am an athelete bold. " These words could very well come from the lips of this person.

John is a Lettermen all four years, and is active in Football, Basketball, and Baseball. His future plans include the line of carpentry and marriage.

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Cynthia Nanette Elson

Cindy has been active in Band, Pom Pon, and Tennis all four years cof High School. A very friendly girl, she. She is planning to go to college at Northern Arizona University.

"Kim"

Kim J. Stalo

Kim is well known to both student and faculty members here at school. He hopes to attend Northern Arizona University in the future. Always active in somethin' or other seems to be his motto.

"Ann"

Ann Catherine Mongini

Ann is very pleasant and friendly to everyone. She has been very active in Spanish, Pep Club, and F T.A. She was also in Varsity Cheerleading and G.A.A. where she proved her abilities and skillfulness. When she graduates she would like to go on to college at the University of Ari­ zona.

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Patricia Dempsey

Mario Almaraz

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"Larry"

Larry can be most easily associated with the F.F.A. chapter here at Mingus. He has been an active member of this group for four years. Throughout the years here he has been involved in numerous class activities, and tried Wrestling in 1970-1971. He plans to attend the University of Arizona upon his graduation.

Rita Bernadette Scroggins

"Rita"

Rita will be remembered as our all around student. She has been in Pom Pons for four years where she was co-captain in our Junior year and captain this year. Junior Class Secretary, dele­ gate to the Model United Nations, F.T.A. Historian, Girls State alternate, Recipient of the ASU medallion of merit. She is also interested in G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls Softball, Volleyball, and is a member of the National Honor Society. Her future is undecided.

"Gundie"

Gary Mark Gundelach

Gary is one of our star Basketball players. Everyone, students and faculty, know him for his fine personality and sports ability. This year he was Homecoming boy attendant and also played Football. He would like to go to Northern Arizona University, we are sure they will be happy to receive him.

Sylvia Grace Anderson

"Syl"

Sylvia has been active in several clubs throughout her years at Mingus. She has been in G.A .A., Pom Pon, Spanish Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., Model United Nations, and the National Honor So­ ciety. Her major interest at school has been in the business field and she plans to attend Lamson's Business College.

Henry E. Tweedy

"Henry"

"Always in a good mood" fits this young man. He takes everything with a smile. Henry en­ joyed Art and Industrial Arts this year and is known by both faculty and students. He is undecided about what his future will hold, and our best wishes are with him always.

Patricia Dempsey

"Trisha"

Trisha is very fun loving and a good sport. If there is anything going on she is sure to be there in the middle. Last year she had a good deal to do with the prom and several other class activities. We aren't sure what she wants to do in the future, but surely she should succeed.

"Martin"

Martin Thomas House

Martin is the kind of person who likes Biology. He has been studying hard in it and also was a member of the Science Club. This year he has found time to be in the Pep Club also. His fu­ ture sees three things, the Navy, marriage, and going to college at Northern Arizona University.

"Marra lee"

Marralee Ann Settle

She is indeed a person known to everyone. Not only for her friendship but also her willingness to be helpful. She plans to further her education, work, and eventually marry. We wish you the best.

"Mario"

Mario Almaraz

Mario will be remembered for his wit. He has been active in Band his Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior year, and wrestled for one year. His future is turned toward the field of Business Man­ agement, and he would like to go to school at Northern Arizona University.

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William R. Scott

Kenneth E. Bright

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Sophia M. Alvarez

"Sophia”

Sophia is the editor of this year’s Hi Low of Yesterday. She has been in Annual now for two years. It is very rare that you don't get a friendly smile from this girl no matter how busy she may be at this time. Her future thoughts are in the field of beauty, she would like to attend a Beauty College, but the place is not yet set.

Leland Owen Janies

"Lee”

Leland is a fun loving person, always kidding around. He has been very active all four years of school, especially in Basketball and Golf. He is a four year Lettermen and after graduation he would like to attend Northern Arizona University. "Right on"

Espie J. Ontiverso

"Espie"

Even though she is often mistaken by people who don't know her very well for her twin sister, she is actually much different. Espie has a pleasing personality of her own and it is hard to miss it. She has been active in Pep.Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Model United Nations, Student Council, Sophomore Class Secretary, and Dollars for Scholars candidate for our Junior Class. No one could miss her while she is Cheering or while she was in Pom Pons. She would like to go the Arizona State University.

William R. Scott

"Bill”

Bill has been in Chorus for two years, Art one year. Annual one year, Omar's plays, am and is a delegate for the Model United Nations. He has belonged to F.T.A. for two years and this> year is the Vice-President. He would like to go to College at Saint John's Seminary in Camarillo, California.

Susan Lynn Smull

"Sue"

Quiet but accurate could be her motto. Sue seems to be a very quick thinking person with a lot of go. If there is anything that you can't handle ask her for help, she will be there no matter how large or small it is. She has been in the band for two years, Chorus one year, National Honor Society two years, Methodist Youth Fellowship for two years, and Rainbow Girls. She would like to go to Northern Arizona University.

"Ken”

Kenneth E. Bright

This year Ken was chosen by his fellow classmates to be elected best looking. He is a Lettermen and a four year member of F.F.A. He is a good Football Player but his sports abilities don't end here, he can also play Golf and Wrestle. He plans on going to Northern Arizona University or Glendale Community College.

"Vicki”

Victoria Lynn Hazlewood

Vicki has been very active in her years here at Mingus. She belongs to several clubs and has been active in several sports also. Her talents were in Pom Pons, Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls Softball, Volleyball, Powderpuff, and Art. Her only future plans are to be a housewife.

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Murat William Mane th

Murat is very interested in medicine and upon graduating he plans to attend a Medical School and specialize in either x-ray technology or becoming a lab technician. He has been very active in Vocational Agriculture, Farm Shop, and F.F.A. This year he was elected as the Senior class boy mascot and most humorous. All of us at one time or another have been cheered up by his jokes.

"Diane”

Diane Blanchard

To strangers Diane appears quiet - but to those who know her we couldn't miss her in a crowd.

The field of Medical Secretary appeals to her and she would like to continue her education Yavapai Junior College. She has been in Pom Pons, Pep Club, and Co-op.

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Robert Charles Bean

Jacqueline Louise Simmons

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Sandra Kay Leightner

"Sam"

Sandy is a good friend to all, as a matter of fact she even picked up a new sister this year, known around the school as "Kathy". She has been in Art for four years and is quite accomplished in it. She was in G.A.A. , and was elected Homecoming Candidate, Vice-president of the Pep Club. In sports she has lettered in both Baseball and Volleyball.

Michael Claude Jones

"Mike"

Mike will be remembered for his participation in F.F.A. Very few of the students and faculty don't know him. The University of Arizona is the place where he plans to further his education.

Being involved in several class activities each year he is kept pretty busy.

Frances Diane Baxter

"Dee Dee"

Everyone knows this girl as Diane. She has been active in Pom Pons three years since she came to Mingus. She has played in the Powderpuff games every year and has great plans for the future.

Diane was our Junior Prom Chairman and is active also in F.T.A. and Pep Club. Her goals are to get married and have lots of kids.

Robert Charles Bean

"Robert"

Robert is another busy person, always doing something. He has been active in Football and Intramurals. His plans for the future are like many others his age, to go into the service.

Regina Mae Piper

"Gina"

Gina has attended Mingus all four years of High School and is very well know among both the students and faculty. All she has in mind for the future is to go on to working. "Very friendly person that Gina!"

"Bob"

Robert L. Caylor

Bob was elected this year's Senior class best dancer. Dancing isn't the only asset he has though, as those who know him can tell you. About his future he is "undecided. "

"Jackie"

Jacqueline Louise Simmons

For four years Jackie has gone to this school and is know by practically all. In site for future Ians is marriage. Taking up part of her time this year is the fact that she is in Co-op, ambitious pl; isn't she?

"Mary"

Mary Helen Lucero

Mary has been active in Pep Club, F.T.A. , and aj Art Club 1. Doubtfully there is anyone who ..iow her. Medical Training interests her and she has been here for more than a year who doesn't kn< hopes to train in California.

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Dennis Andrew Lovett

Cynthia J. Simpson

Wade Elam McGowan

Susie Perkins

George Groseta

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Esther G. Ontiveros

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Laura Bode

"Laura"

Laura is one of these people who are interested in ceramics and stone work. After graduation she would like to go into this field. She has been active in G.A.A. , Pom Pons, Band for three years, Class Secretary and Tennis. This year to break the routine of school she has joined the Co-op program. We will remember her for her get it together attitude.

Dennis Andrew Lovett

"Dennis"

Never shall we forget his shade of red when something embarrassing comes up! He is outspoken and has involved himself in many of our class activities. Proficient in parliamentary procedure Dennis speaks when he has something to say. He is a Lettermen and his future plans are still un­ decided.

Cynthia J. Simpson

"Cindi"

Cindi is very fun loving and many a time you have heard her laughter filling the halls of Min­ gus. She has been an active student all four years. In Art, Drama, Band all four years, Nurses Club, and Pep Club she has contributed much. Her sports ability revolves around Softball, Bad­ minton, and Volleyball. She would like to attend Northern Arizona University and major in nurs­ ing. Some of us know her as "Booga!"

Wade Elam McGowan

"Wade"

Wade is a four year student of our school and undoubtably you have met him in this time. He likes physical education and has been active in wrestling for three years. He either plans to go to Yavapai College or join the Navy Construction Corp.

Susie Perkins

"Sue"

There are very few people in school who don't know this young lady. She is a member of Chorus this year and seems to be really enjoying it. Her handwriting is really good and she would like to go into the field of writing. We wish her all the best.

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George Groseta

George will be remembered for his participation in F.F.A. Not only is this one of his main interests but he also finds time to get involved in several class activities. Hey George - do you remember our English class this year, or Spanish?

"Jim" James Krise Jim will be long remembered by both students and faculty for his outstanding mathematics abilities. He is a quiet type of fellow to those who don't really know him, but he does believe in saying what he thinks and correcting otners when they are wrong. His future will undoubtably include college.

"Esther"

Esther G. Ontiveros

Esther is known around school as "one of the twins. " She has been very active in cheerleading and when she graduates she plans to go to college and then travel around the world and maybe do some writing while she’s at it. She's been in Pep Club, F.T.A., and Homecoming candidate this year. While in F.T.A. she has held three offices Secretary, Treasurer, and President.

"Jim"

James Allen Cosper

Jim is our quarterback this year. He has been a. Lettermen for three years and will probably make it again. An all around sportsmen fits him to a; tee. College and getting married fill his future plans.

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Maureen Susan Earl

Richard Lyndsey Herring

Charles A. Huffaker

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"Janice"

Janice Wilpitz

Janice is very studious, taking high grades in all of her classes. And entering in many clubs and activities. Including: Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Library Club, Bible Club, Model United Nations, Chorus Vice-President, National Honor Society, and State Solo and Ensemble. She is planning on going to California Western.

Steven Louis Martin

"Steve"

Steve has been throughout his High School years, very active in a variety of clubs and organi­ zations, while maintaining high grades. He was Boy Representative, Class President, F.F.A. sec­ retary and vice-president, Key Club with one year as President, National Honor Society, and Alternate Boys State. He would like to attend the University of Arizona.

Debra Ann Tavasci

"Debbie"

You can most easily identify Debbie with her singing the Alma Mater at games and graduations.

She has been in Chorus for three years, in G.A.A. one year, and is in Co-op. She is planning on going to work after graduation.

Eddy Read White

"Ed"

Ed has always been one to start new things. He's been real active in class workings. LDS Mission is in sight for the first few years before he goes to college, which will probably be B. Y.U. He is interested in drama and mathematics. If there's a club that looks interesting he is sure to join, so far he has been participating in, Key Club, F.T.A., and in sports Football, Track, Baseball, and Wrestling.

"Sandi"

Sandi Armijo

This is one girl who many knew and liked. She has a very adaptable personality and was friendly to all. We didn’t really all get to know her, but those who did will surely say she won't be easy to forget.

"Lynn"

Richard Lyndsey Herring

Richard is a very quiet person with a great liking for math. He has also been in Art for four years, the Science club for two years, and tennis for four years. He plans to be attending Northern Arizona University.

"Maureen"

Maureen Susan Earl

Maureen is a studious, quiet girl, taking high grades from each of her teachers. She is par­ ticularly fond of Biology and Chemistry. Still between all of her studies she finds time to support her school in Pep Club. She wants to go to Northern Arizona University.

"Charlie"

Charles A. Huffaker

Charlie was active in track his Senior year and Junior both. In his Junior year he was one of the students chosen to be in the Model United Nations. Upon graduating Charlie plans to go into the military.

"Barbie"

Barbara Ann Osborne

Barbie is well known around Mingus for both her personality and activities in cheerleading.

She has been very active in several clubs and sports this and every year of High School. She was our Girl Representative for two years, Student Council Social Manager, Member at Large, in the Spanish Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society, and Candidate for both Key Club Sweetheart and F.F. A. Sweetheart. She plans to go on to Northern Arizona University.

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I, Sylvia Anderson, leave my red pens and my ability to correct Biology papers to April Hauser.

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I, Diane Baxter, will my great Pom Pon ability to Jari Jackson and my great laugh to Cindi Fitz.

I, John Behlow, would like to leave to Rusty Kastner my 20-20 vision.

I, Vern Bice, do hereby give to Jim Kelle my great flunking ability.

I, Dianne Blanchard, hereby will my long hair to Mr. Barbarick and my quiet disposition to Mr. McLarney.

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Ken Bright, will Barbie my PERFECT ears.

I, Maureen Earl, will to my sister, Valerie, all my broken pens and pencils and 7 yards of used correc-type for her typing 1-2 class.

I, Larry Edson, do hereby leave my lucky Bear's tooth, rabbit foot, and my voodoo doll to any poor freshman that is as bad as I was.

I, Cyndy Elson, leave my feelings for this school buried in the Biology room in hopes that someone may come along and "get it all together" Peace.

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I, Ken Fitz, will anything I have to anyone who wants it. Call 243-9060 collect, ask for Dick Cavett.

I, Herb Freeman would like to leave Mingus with the thought in my mind that one Freshman would grow up to get along with a Senior.

I, Sybil Fulghum, will to Anita T. my fantastic ability to play the piano.

I, Mercy Garcia, leave to all the people John picks on my ability to cope with him and his teasing.

I, George Groseta, would like to will my ability to do Chemistry to Rick B. and my curly hair to Guy W. I, Don Hatch, hereby will, to all the car freaks at Mingus, my job and discount at the parts house.

I, Vicki Hazlewood, would like to leave with my mind sure that Dean Dewitt has my ability to climb cliffs.

I, Ruth Herbert, will my great ability to play Volleyball to Becky Bell.

I, Charles Huffaker, hereby will my ability to misspell words to the English Department of Mingus.

I, Leland James will my drinking ability to Rusty K. so he can get loose on juice.

I, David Jaurequi, would like to leave Mingus with my mind sure that Mr. Barbarick has my ability of eating.

I 1, Mike Jones, will Mr. Crawford my good humor, Mr. Dockray my ability to take swats, and hope they make good use of them.

I, Larry Jones, will my ability to break up every week with the Carnation Kid to Vai Ryan and to Mr. Ryan my brains in Bi Biology 3-4.

I, James Krise, would like to leave Mr. Stepsptra my Physics book, because he was always trying to get it.

I, Stephanie Kunch, will Dana Kusch my height, and to Susan Kunch, my ability to stay out of trouble.

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I, Mary Lewis, will my ability to keep quiet to Jim Dickinson in hope that he will use it.

I, Dennis Lovett, being of sound mind will my three year old baseball sho#*c "graceful" on her feet and wear the same size shoe I do, Kathy Miller.

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I, Eleanor Lunt, will to Kathy Miller my ability to be genuine in my actions.

I, Wade McGowen, would like to leave my old tennis shoes to Debbie Rooney, may she have better traction.

I, Annie Moore, will to Jeri Jackson all my swats - you'll have to go to Mr. Barbarick for them.

I. Espie Ontiveros, will my way of walking to Rusty Kastner, and my great football spirit to my second Frank Kush.

I, Esther Ontiveros, will my slim figure to all the future cheerleaders and my dancing ability to the whole school.

I, Kim Plapp, will my unbiased beliefs to Mr. McLarney and sympahty to in coming Freshman.

I, Patti Jo Rhoton, will my big mouth and great cheering ability to Vai Ryan.

I, Dallas Scott, have the ability to come sneaking in the backdoor drunk, at 6:30 in the morning.

Scorggins, will my Pom Pon kicking ability to Darlene Toland, and to Miss Fitz all my good I. Rita > human relations.

I. Dede Skielvig, hereby leave my man from glad P. E. uniform to Cheryl Wright.

I, Jackie Simmons, will my ability to find the right guy to Cherise Dickinson.

I, Cindi Simpson, would like to leave my sneakiness lying and my ability to stay out of trouble to Sue Me. And my Beave to Bugg.

I, Sue Smull, bequeath to Tom Gabaldon, my trick of stabbing myself on flagpoles.

I, Nancy Steidl, leave my ability to get caught at the slightest little thing done to Kathy Ware.

I, Patti Stock, give my ability to handle Dean to Claudia.

I, Henry Tweedy, leave my honesty and attitude behind to my teachers.

I, Jan Wilpitz, do hereby will my silence and honesty to Kathy Miller.

I, Robert Yeater, do hereby and officially want to leave Al Hoffman with my official car turners award.

I, Joan Schrambling do will and bequeath to Henry A. Barbarick my diplomatic manner and tact with the condition that he get it all together and make someone smile.

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SPIRIT ROOM

Class of

THE

■71

Package Goods-Mixed Drinks- Hotel

ALAMO MOTEL "Our drinks are Twice as big,

Downtown Cottonwood

Twice as Good, So for twice Sake . .

Congratulations Class of ’71

TRY one!!

Compliments of

VALLEY CLOTHING Phone 634-5831

John, Faye, and Terry Watt

Majorie Willet

Jerome, Arizona

Cottonwood, Arizona

Best Wishes to

Congratulations the Graduates Seniors of 1971

Giftware -CosmeticsPrescriptions

BABBITTS COTTONWOOD AND SEDONA LUMBER

COTTONWOOD DRUG

Phone 634-2281

Phone 634-7761

Downtown

Downtown Cottonwood

Cottonwood

108

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THE VIEW MOTEL Cottonwood's Finest

The Sweetness of AAA Approved

Success is the Lloyd and Dorothy Nuttal

Phone 634-2932 Box 86 Cottonwood, Ariz. 86326

Product of

Hard

z

Work

CHKl'KOLET r Best Wishes to the Class of 1971

el Compliments of Congratulations

ALLRED CHEVROLET PONTIAC AND OLDSMOBILE

Grads

FAIRWAY

COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

FOODS SCOTT AUTO PARTS

AND FASHIONS

Ph. 634-2392 Cottonwood, Arizona

109

Congratulations

Congratulations Seniors

and very Best

Wishes from:

PHOTO LAB PRONTO PRESS

Don and Vai Borrows

Sedona, Arizona

mr [©

Cottonwood

Phone 282-7535 The Printers of the Spirit

Congratulations

VERDE FLORAL

Class of 1971

Flowers Go to JIM'S for the best in dry cleaning.

for

o u

all occasions

R

C L A S S

B E S T

JIM'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY

Landscaping

W I S H E S

7 1 -Cottonwood -

Cottonwood CampVerde Sedona

634 -5801 567-3251 282-3642

-Sedona-

Sedona Floral the Mucha Suerte para la

PENDLETON SHOP

Clase de 1971

De parte de Alfredo at

Hand weaving 8 Knitting Studio

BUENOS

Instruction - Supplies Arts and Crafts

mexican restaurant

Sedona, Arizona

110

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Congratulations and

Congratulations to Best Wishes to the

Graduating Class

the Class of '71

nisoirs

Compliments of

PHILLIPS 66

Housewares for Kitchens and Patios

Louis J. Kunch

PHONE 282-3800 - HIGHWAY 89 A WEST Phone 634-5972

OPEN 9-5:30 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY

C ottonwood

Best Wishes and Congratulations

to the graduating Class of '71

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CASA DE FLOWERS

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Cut Flowers and Corsages for All Occasions

111

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Serving the Verde Valley

SOUTHERN UNION GAS

VINCENT FORD-MERCURY Sales and Service

Phone 634-2291

1516 East Cottonwood Street

FRANK'S GIFT SHOP

THE MEN'S SHOP

Gift novelties-riding tack

The Best in Western Wear Authentic Indian Jewelry

Indian jewelry

Nick and Dottie Manfredi

Box 452 Phone 634-5052 634-5247

Cottonwood

Cottonwood, Arizona

Best Wishes to the Class of *71

ROYAL STEAK HOUSE Cottonwood, Arizona

112

Congratulations

Compliments

Mingus

of Graduates

C

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"Visit our mine museum which tells the story of Jerome's great mines and read about them and their discoverers in our publication, Ghosts of Cleopatra Hill. "

N G R A T U L A T I O N S

JEROME HISTORICAL SOCIETY

VISTA

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PHARMACY Phone 634-5465

Mall

Jerome, Arizona Cottonwood, Ariz.

Enjcy thoroughly modern living with.

H Just turn us on . . . and we'll cook your â&#x201E;˘ meals. Heat your home, or cool it. Wash your dishes and your clothes. Turn on your TV. Anything and everything. Quickly.

Dependably. Economically. That's our job at Arizona Public Service, to make you happy with the power we bring you. Power happy.

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Mingus

Founded in 1953

C L A S S

ops.

Congratulations

I

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Seniors

GUNDIE'S

ARCO

C congratulations

to the Class of ’71

Cottonwood

Phone

634-9953

Jim and Sandy Shepard

10-12 COCKTAIL LOUNGE

901

I

Main Street

Congratulations to

the Graduating

Class

Phone

Box 126

634-2332

Cottonwood, Arizona

Clarkdale, Arizona

T AND T REFRIGERATION

C ongratulations

Graduates of Congratulations

’71

Seniors

HAYWOOD AUTO BODY AND PAINT

Electrical Heating 8 Cooling CONTRACTORS

Automotive Glass and

Cottonwood

Ph.

634-5827 Windshields for all makes

and Models

Congratulations Graduates from

Paul and Mildred Haywood/owners

SPROUSE-RIETZ Phone 634-5428 634-5048

VARIETY STORE

Cottonwood Cottonwood

114

Congratulations to the

AApple Pie

Graduating Class

ATried Chicken & Beefburger

cDoodle

Telephone 282-7803,

CLARKDALE NEWSTAND

Sedona

Ed and Dot Starkey

Clarkdale

Congratulations

UPDIKE

Class of

STUDIOS

1971

3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU THE UNUSUAL SHOP Your

Jerome

Arizona

Annual Photographers

Congratulations

Class of 1971 PHX. EAST-2035 E. McDowell PHX. WEST-2525 W. Glendale Ave. TEMPE-1100 E. Broadway

252-6515 264-4134 967-2088

VERDE HARDWARE Phone 634-7782

Phoenix, Arizona

Downtown

Cottonwood

"In Arizona Since 1906" Congratulations

Compliments

And

of

Best Wishes

from

LILLIANS SWEET

Jim 8 Virginia McGowan -

SHOP

owners

THE CHAPARRAL Cottonwood

Downtown Cottonwood

115

Ph.

634-9971

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RASMUSSEN TEXACO SERVICE AND GARAGE

FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP

Gates and Hercules Tires

Box 281

Cap Accessories Auto Parts

Jack YoungPh.

Agent

634-5842 Cottonwood

Phone 634-2683

Cottonwood

TAVASCI BROS. TRANSPORTATION

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John and Paul

Livestock Hay and Grain

Tavasci Clarkdale, Arizona

EMMERTS Discount Variety

Cottonwood, Arizona

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