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Ea 1964 MINGUS UNION HIGHSCHOOL
Jerome, Arizona
Erle M. Tabeling - - - - - - - - - - - - - Editor Calvin Frey - - - - - - Co-Editor Fay Page - - Bus. Mgr. David Eaton - - - - - - - - - - - - Photographer Mr. Gabrielson - - - - - - - - - - - - - Advisor Linda Block - - - - - - - - - .,. - - - - - - Staff Gordon Carpenter路 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Staff Glenda Crabtree - - - - - - - - .:. - - - - - Staff Bill Hart - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 路- '- - Staff Dean Hurt - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Staff - Staff Delores Johnson - Staff Tlm Mannett - Staff Larry Murray - Staff Donna Smith
Gonlenls Month-by-Month - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 Seniors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -路 - - - - 19 Juniors - - - - - - - - 35 Sophomores - -路 - - 45 Freshmen - - - 53 Administration - - - -: 61 Royalty - - 67 Sports - - - - - - - - - - - - ,-_ - - - - 73 Organizations - - - - - - - - - - - - .; - 91 Classes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 107 Advertisements. - - - - - - - - 121
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"Exactly 176 years ago today -" On September 17, Mr. Crawford, with the aid of the P.A. system, explains to the entire student body the events concerning Constitution Day.
A month of contrast - September sees the green of summer give way to the brilliance of early fall. September also sees the carelessness of summer disappear as students settle down to the seriousness of studying and to the careful planning of M.U.H.S. social events . . Mingus opened her doors on Tuesday, September the third to an enrollment of over 380 students. This figure represents the largest student body Mingus has ever had - just a handful away from joining the ranks of Class A high schools.
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Season opens with optimism.
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"Getting to Know You"
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Pat Johnson and Steve Wombacher reigned as king and queen of our homecoming royalty - Virginia Blount and Donna Osborne attended the queen, while attending the king were George Martinez and Rob Richmond. Senior quarterback George Martinez led the Marauder assault in the homecoming game, scoring unassisted, connecting with a touchdown pass to Leonard Harris, and kicking both PAT. Speaking of football - the October air gave the ladies of Mingus a shot of adrenalin sparking the senior and freshman gals to challenge the junior, sophomore would-be gridders! The two squads clashed on Saturday night, October 26, and battled to, a 0-0 tie. The bumps, bruises, and stiff necks, however, were not in vain - all proceeds went toward5 more "Dollars for Schofars."
Cheese Cake? (Seriously th and Roberta.) e queens are from left to right.•
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"Like, Man, where are the costumes?"
one of the largest decisions teachers of Mingus will ever make. October 25 - School out - first day of "dear" season.
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VETERANS DAY, 1963
M. U. H. S. well represented by Marauder Marching Band at Ariz. State Fair.
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!Remember Silver the clouds in the cobalt sky, Sapphire the lake's cool sheen, Jade in the rushes and meadow reeds, Silver and blue and green.
MingusBand participates in xmas parade.
Miss Merry Christmas and attendants:
7Jecember? Silver the snow on the mountain peaks Indigo shadowed through, Emerald ice marks the waterfall, Silver and green and blue .
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"First annual Key Club New Year's Dar:
On 1heroad the Marauderscrunch St. John's and take conference lead.
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Secretary General of the model UN delivers remarks in opening banquet.
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Example of floor action by delegates attending the second annual model UN in Tucson.
Two more points toward an unbeaten conference season.
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Roy Lindsay of the Nation School Assemblies.
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"Who asked you, Freshman?"
ELEANORTHOMPSON Student Council - l; National Honor Society - 3, 4; Science Club -. 4; Drama Club - 1; Spanish Club 2-4; Class Rep. - 1; Class Sec. - 4.
ROBERTH, RICHMOND JR. Student Council - 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club - 2, 3, 4; Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football - 2, 3, 4; JV Football - l; Varsity Basketball - 3, 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball - 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball - 1; Student Council VicePres. - 3; Class Officer - 3; Class Pres, - 4; Boys' State - 3,
MARGARET M, LOPEZ Quill and Scroll - 4; Library Club 3, 4; Drama Club - 3, 4; Band - 1, 2,3; GAA -1,2,3,4; FHA - 1,2,3, 4; Spirit Staff - 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 4; lntramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Social Manager - 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4: Twirler - 1, 3; FHA Treas. - 4.
LARRYMURRAY Class Vice-Pres. - 4; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3, 4.
BALTAZAR LOZANO Letterman's Club - 3, 4; Varsity Football - 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball - 3; JV Baseball - l; Track - 2, 4; Class Social Manager - 4.
JUDITH H, ROBERTS GAA - 4; Spanish Club - 4; Class Treasurer - 4· Class Activities - 1, 2, 3, 4. '
RODNEY BEAN Intramurals - 3, 4; Track - 4; Wrestling - 4; Class Activities - 1,2,3,4.
JUDY CAROLYNN DUNN Student Council - 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Girl's Glee Club - 1,2,3,4; FHA - 4; Class Pres. - 2; Girl's State 3; Class Rep. - 4; Dollars for Scholars Queen - 3; Music Camp - 3.
VIRGINIA BLOUNT Student Council - 4; National Honor Society - 3, 4; Science Club - 3, 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; GAA - 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Sophomore - 2; Outstanding Junior - 3; Proficiency Certificate in Math; AASC Delegate.
JERRY BILLMAN Student Council - 3; Key Club - 2, 3, 4; Science Club - 4; Spirit Staff - 2; Intramurals - 1.
STEVEN GLENN WOMBACHER Student Council - 3 ,4; Key Club 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 3; Letterman's Club - 2,3,4; Intramurals - 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Football - 2,3,4; JV Football - 1; Varsity Basketball - 3, 4; JV Basketball - 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball - l; Class Officer 1,3,4.
FLOYD BROWN FFA - 1,2,3,4; Class Activities 1,2,3,4.
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LUCY ALVAREZ GARY LEE CAMPBELL FFA - 1,2,3,4; Spirit Staff - 4; Letterman's Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman's Club 2,3,4; Varsity Football - 3,4; JV Football - 1, 2; Varsity Baseball - 3, 4; JV Baseball - 2; Track - l; Wrestling - 2, 3; FFA Dairy Judging - First in State, Third in National.
JUDITH R, CHASE ()Jill and Scroll - 4; Library Club 4; GAA - 2, 3; FHA - 3; Spirit Staff 3,4; Pom'Pon - 3.
ERNIEA. CARRILLO
Spanish Club - ,l; Letterman's Football - 2; JV Football _ . Clu~ - l; Varsity 2; JV Basketball - 1 · 1, Varsity Basket ball , JV Baseball - 1· T k Wrestling_ l, , rac - l;
GAA - 1, 2' 3; Class Activities - 1 2,3,4, '
GLENDA SUE CRABTREE Drama Club - 2; Girl's Glee Club3; GAA - 1,2,3,4; Cheerleaders4; lntramurals
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CAROL E. EARL Stude_nt Council - 4; National Honor Society - 3' 4; Science Club - 4., GAA _ 3 ., G"ir l' s State - 3· Outstanding Junior Girl; Class Officer - 2' 3. '
ROSALIEDELGADILLO National Honor Society - 3, 4; Science Club - 3,4; GAA - 1,2,3, 4; Proficiency Certificate in Math.
NORMA DUNHAM GAA - 1, 2; Intra murals - 2; Class Activities - 1,2,3,4.
MANUELV. FIGUEROA Spanish Club - l; Imramurals - 1, 2, 3; \'arsity Football 3, 4; JV Football - 1, 2; Varsity Basketball - 3, 4; JV Basketball - 1, 2; JV Baseball - l; Track - 2,3,4.
CALVIN R. FREY Quill and Scroll - 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Sportsman's Club - 3; Boy's State Alternate.
DAVID J. EATON . Student Council - 4; Key Club - 2 '3 '4; Spanish Club - 1,2,4; Class Activities - 1,2,3,4.
TIM GARDNER FFA - 1,2,3; Wrestling - 4; Class Activities
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CANDANCE M. GALE Library Club - 3,4; Drama Club - 3, 4; Band - 3; GAA - 1,2,3,4; FHA 1, 2; Spirit Staff - 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 1, 2.
ALICE ANNE FULLER Band - 2; FHA - 3, 4; Annual Staff 3; Cheerleaders - 2.
BILL GUINN FFA - 1, 2, 3; Wrestling - 4; Class Activities
JUDY GUINN Girl's Glee Club - 3; Band - 1,2; FHA - 2,3,4; Twirler - 1,2.
EVELYNF. GRAVES Q.iill and Scroll - 4; Library Club - 4; GAA - 1, 2,3,4; FHA - 1,2,3,4; Spirit Staff - 3,4; Porn' Pon - 4.
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FHA - 3;
GERALDINE GUTIERREZ CAA - 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club - 2; Intramurals - 1,2,3,4.
FRED M. HARRIS Spirit Staff - 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2,3; Imramurals - 1,2,3; Varsity Football - 3,4; JV Football - 1,2; Track - 2,3,4.
JERRY J. JACKLING Student Council - 1, 4; Science Club - l; Drama Club - 2,3; Spanish Club - 2, 4; Spirit Staff 4; Letterman's Club - 2,3,4; Varsity Football - 3,4; JV Football 2; Varsity Baseball - 3; JV Baseball • 1, 2; Wrestling - 3.
ESTELLA KATHLEEN HUNT Library Club - 2,3,4; CAA - 1,2,3, 4; FHA - 1, 4; Spanish Club - 1, 2; Pom'Pon - 3,4; lntramurals - 2,3,
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JIMMIE G. HOPEWELL Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus - 3; Class Activities 2,3,4.
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MAUREENJEWELL Student Council - 4; Science Club - 4; Library Club - 4; GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4; lntramurals - 4; Art Club - 4.
LINDA MAE JAMES Science Club - 4; GAA - 1,2,3,4; FHA - 1; Spanish Club - 1,2; Pom'Pon - 3,4; Intramurals - 1,2,3.
VIRGIE JACKSON Library Club - 4; Band - 3; GAA - 1, 2,3,4; FHA - 4; Spirit Staff - 3,4; Art Award - 3.
NANCY MARGARET KEWANIMPTEWA Library Club - 4; FHA - 1; Spanish Club - 2; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3,
ALAN JORDAN Band - 2, 3, 4; Class Activities 1,2,3,4.
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MINEWA DIAS LUCERO Library Club - 4; GAA - 1, 2; FHA - l; Spanish Club - 2, 4; Intra murals - l; Pep Club - 4.
SUZIE KINSEY Library Club - 4; Drama Club - l; Band - l; Class Activities - 1,2,3,4.
WALTER B. LOVELL Science Club - l; Library Club - l; Drama Club - 2,3,4; Band - 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Intramurals - 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; JV Basketball - l; Varsity Baseball - 2,3,4; JV Baseball - 1.
MARTHA JO MANETH Drama Club - 1,2,3; Girl's Glee Club - 2,3; FAA - 2 ,3; Pom'Pon - 3; Intra murals - 1, 2; Pep Club - 1.
PATRICK L. LYSONS Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 3; Class Activities 1,2,3,4.
CARLTON F. MARKS FFA - l; Intramurals - 1,2,3,4; Class Activities - 1,2,3,4.
DIANNE RUTH MERWIN 1 b 1 2 4· Drama Science Club - 4; Library C u - ' ' , Club - 2; Spanish Club - 4.
BILLIE JO McDANIEL Girl's Glee Club· 1,2,3; GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA - 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 4; Pom'Pon - 1,3; Track - 1,3.
GEORGEC. MARTINEZ Student Council - 1, 2; Letterman's Club_ 2,3,4; Intramurals - 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Football - 2, 3, 4; JV Football - l; Varsity Basketball - 4; JV Basketball - 1, 2; Varsity Baseball • 2,3; Track· 3,4.
THOMAS EDWARDMULCAIRE FFA - 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3; Sportsman's Club - l; Wrestling-' 2.
FAY MARIE PAGE Quill and Scroll - 4; Spanish Club • 1; Annual Staff - 4.
JERRY R. MONGINI Spirit Staff- 4;,lntramurals - 1,2,3,4; Varsity Football - 4; Varsity Basketball - 4; JV Basketball - 2; Track - 3,4.
REBECCA PEREZ Library Club - 4; GAA _ l 2 2 ' '3, 4; FHA - ; Spanish Club - 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 1, 2.
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ROBERTPARKER FFA - l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club - 4. Letterman's Club - 4; Intramural~ - 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman's Club - 2· Varsity Football - 4; JV Football •_ 2.
FFA_ 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff - 3; Inttamurals - 2; Sportsman's Club 2, 3.
THOMAS WILLIAMRHOTON FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman's Club - 1, 2; JV Baseball - 1; 1st in State Dairy Cattle Judgjng Contest, 3rd in National.
PRICELLA RAZO LibraryClub - 2; GAA - 1, 2; SpanishClub - 1; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3,4.
GARY RALSTON Student Council - l; Key Club - 4; 4· Intramurals - 3; varsity Band - 1 , 2 , 3 , , Football - 3; JV Basketball - 2; Track
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SHARYNSIMMERS Library Club - 4; Drama Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA - 3, 4; FHA - 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 4.
FRANCINESAVAGE Library Club - 4; GAA - 3, 4; FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3,4.
LONNIE SHILLING FFA - 1, 2; Letterman's Club - 3, 4; Varsity Baseball - 3, 4; JV Baseball - 2.
JAN STOTTS Girl's Glee Club - l, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3, 4.
ERIC M. TABELING National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3, 4; FFA - 1, 2; Annual Staff - 4; Letterman's Club - 2, 3, 4; lntramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football - 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball - l; Class Officer - 1, 2; Boy's State.
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RICHARD THOMAS Key Club - 4; Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball - 2; Varsity Baseball - 3, 4; JV Baseball - 1, 2.
GRACE S. TAPIJA Library Club - 3, 4; Girl's Glee ·club - 3; GAA - 2; Class Activities - 1, 2,3,4.
KENNY TAYLOR Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals - 3; Varsity Football - 4; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3, 4.
JOHN VERRETTO Letterman's Club - 1, 2; Varsity Football - 3, 4; JV Baseball - l; Track - 2; Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, 4.
DORA C. ZEPEDA GAA - l; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3,
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DIANNE VAN CLEVE Science Club - 4; Library Club - 4; Girl's Glee Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Staff - 4.
DONNA M. OSBORNE
JOANNEMcCROSSEN Drama Club - l, 2; Class Activities - 1, 2, 3, 4.
Girl's Glee Club - 3; GAA l; 2, 3, 4; FHA - 2, 4; Cheerleader - 3, 4; Porn Pon - 1, 2; Intramurals - 1, 2.
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Class oj 1965
Richard Kerley President
Junior Class¡ Executive Committee
Marilee Brilhart Vice- President
hard at work!
Peggy Derrick Secretary
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Susan Cramner Treasurer
Mike Morris
Jan ice Benatz Social Manager
Tim Mannett Social Manager
Mary Starkey Student Council Rep.
Joe Adams
Nancy Ash
Pat Barnes
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Steve Bell
Junior Class Prom Committee gets early start in planning annual Junior-Senior festivities!
John Bovee
Karen Brown
Gordon Carpenter
Linda Christensen
Dennis Black
Charlene Blount
Sandra Bradley
Nancy Calledine
Wayne Cluff
Armando Cota
Bill Dickinson
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Jim Dickinson
David Dodd
Paul Dodge
Robert Dotson
Troy Dunn
LarryEasterling
Kathleen Eakins
Alberta Flores
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Dianne Earl
Roberta Ellsworth
Class c/1965
Doreen Foster
Raising funds for the Prom.
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Roy Garvin
Duanne Guinn
Loretta Gibson
Leonard Harris
Frances Flores
Patrick Hayes
Bill Hart
Sally Haywood
Rosie Hernandez
Billie Herrick
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Diane Heydorn
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Martha Hoffman
Janice Huffaker )
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Karla Huntington
Carol Huntting
Dean Hurt
Robert Jackson
Delores Johnson
Herman Jackson
Dave Kinsey
Joyce Killebrew
Susan Landess
Smile, you're on Candid Camera.
David Lee
Frank Ogden
James McAnnally
Gloria Ortega
Dennis Langford
Mary Lucero
Steve Martin
Don Newton
Guadalupe Padilla
Paula Padilla
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Gayle Parker
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John Parker
Vicki Patterson
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Kenneth Pirtle
Judy Price
RayRamsey
Loraine Ramsey
Bill SchrambUng
Daniel Riegel
Betty Scroggins
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Dennis Sterrett
Jack Stone
Doris Smith
David Sobley
Ronnie Smithson
Freddie Soqui
John Tavasci
Phyllis Wright
Dolores Valenzuela
Sandra Viator
Jim Weiss
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Nancy Wood
Dan Young
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Class ?J1966
Dan Mabery President
Margaret Broughton Secretary
Bill Thomas Student Council
Josephine Almaraz
Anita Alvarez
Kerry Baxter
Linda Block
Scott Richmond Vice President
Lynda Robinson Student Council
Jesse Ballesteros
Joseph Breault
Janis Cogley Treasurer
Chris Young Social Manager
Paula Bates
Bonnie Brown
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Don Bryson
Bob Bueno
Linda Childers
Mary Clark
Betty Criswell
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Judy Clark
Frank Dimitroff
Preston Edens
Donna Cummings
Allan Dougall
LeRoy Dowdy
Wayne Duncan
Ida Edson
Mary Ellsworth
Bill Elmer
Glass o/1966
Jessie Escabedo
Joe Franquero
Ann Fulghum
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Judy Gale
Wendy Garbutt
Tom Gibbons
Bill Gibbons
Bill Giles
Joe Harris
Kenneth Hayes
Connie Harrison
Robert Heydorn
Georgia Hill
Marcella
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Pat Hill
Terry Hunt
Phyllis Johnson
Ernie Kilgore
Cheryl Ingram
Pat Landess
Cleve Lewis
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RobertMansell
Elizabeth Lawrance
Ferne Marks
Pete Macias
Yvonne McPherson
Yolanda Manriquez
Lawrence Matthew
Glass oj 1966
Espranza Moreno
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Jerry Monk
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Mark Murray
Kathy Osborne
Stephen
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Marjorie McCoy
Marilyn Peterson
Ralph Razo
Drew Nobles
Sandra Phillips
Alice Razo
Richard Ochoa
Jack Poland
Gerald Romney
Glass o/'66
Lorraine Sanchez
Marvin Schwab
Veronica Sanchez
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Larry Shilling
Karen Smithson
Connie Soqui
Tom Soqui
Carrie St. Clair
Pat Taft
Ralph Vance
Tony Wescott
Billy Sobley
Nancy Ta be ling
Wanda Young
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Tom Chilton President
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Vicki Baxter Vice President
Natalie Medina Secretary
Darrell Sterrett Treasurer
Paul Nobles Student Coun.
Candy Adams
Sylvia Allen
Terry Osborne Social Mgr.
Thelberta Arnold
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Wanda Beecher
Christia Brown
Dona Chase
Calvin Coffland
Cole
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Max Bell
Billy Chuculate
Richard Cranmer
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Daniel Bright
Raymond Cluff
Carol Cleland
Leslie Cummings
Roger Curry
Glass oj 1967
Charles Davis
Danny Derrick
Patsy Despain
Elizabeth Dodge
Bever! y Dotson
Marguetta Dougall
Tamra De Vault
Donald Dick
Jim Duncan
William Dunham
Terry Dunn
Lupe Duran
Stanley Earl
David Ferguson
Penny Garcia
Timothy Goldfarb
Judy Geary
Cathy Gregory
Mike
Susan Harlow
Edwin Helgeson
Agnes Heydorn
David Holt
Guinn
John Huffaker
Linda Huntting
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Daniel Jackling
Emory James
Bradley Johnson
Kathleen Kahlen
Delores Jones
Tom Kahl en
Steve Kerley
Karen Kimball
Sharon Kinsey
Davis Kewanemptwa
Colleen Lysons
Fred McDonald
Patricia Lei
Richard Leightner
Dave Lewis
Oran Maynard
Ronnie McMenamin
Edward McAnnally
Clarence Mcclendon
Larry McDonald
Toby McIntosh
Ed Lozano
Dolores Moreno
Vicky Montiel
Class o_/1967
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L_I Lee Minter
Patricia Mulcaire
James Moore
Kathleen Moore
Frank Nuanez
William Ogden
Chleona Parks
Sally Pareja
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Robert Pecha rich
Fred Piper
Clifford Phillips
Clarence Pino
Lorrie Potter
Regfna Rawls
Annie Razo
Romana Razo
John Riordan
Linda Riggs
Katherine Rogers
Glinda Rule
Linda Rule
Beatrice Sandoval
Troy Scroggins
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Becky Scott
Sandra Smith
Sharon Ann Bean
Susanne Sobley
Randy See
Cheryl Sklenar
Bob Smith
Sheila Sullivan
David Swett
Anita Tavasci
Ed Vincent
Brenda Watkins
Linda Wilker
Lana Wilker
Kim Wright
Ernestine Smith
Cecil Telese
Merry Ann Vancil
Salvador Vera
Sam Weathersby
Keith Allan West, Jr.
Leigh Ann West
Larry
James
Williams
Young
Mark Eric Young
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c:5chool JJoard 1964
DUANE MILLER
ROBERT WEISS
President
Clerk
DR. DANIEL BRIGHT Member
CLYDE MIN ARD
RICHARD PATTERSON
Member
Member
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KEITH A. WEST B.A. M.A.
A.s.u.
HENRY A. BARBARICK B. A. M.A.
A. S. C.
Yacufly
KATHLEEN
CARLTON
MORRIS
COLIN·
BERG B. S.
CAMP
CLARK M.A.
Iowa State
Okla. State U.
CONNOLLY A.S.C.
B.S.
Whitman C.
MERLE B.S.
CRAWFORD B.S. U. of Mo.
JAMES DERR
AUDREY
JANE FISHER
KEN FLAKE
ERNEST
M.A. U. Of Cinnci.
DuCOTE B. S, U. of A.
B.S.
B.A. A.S.U.
GABRIELSON M.A.
TOM HENRY
JAMES
M.A.
McLARNEY
A.S.C.
A.s.c.
ROBERT RICHMOND
M.A. U. of Michigan
M.A.
A.S.C.
A.S.U.
WILLIAM
FRED PECK
GLORIA
NELSON M.A.
M.A. U. of A.
REEVES M.A. U. of Wyo.
A.S. U.
LAURENE ROGERS M.A.
MAURICE
U. of Cal.
A.S.C.
RYAN M.A.
WILLIAM SKIDMORE B.M.U.S. U. of A.
GAREE WOMBACHER B.S.
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GkzssjfteJ ?ersonnel
MRS. MOORE Bookstore
MRS. FRANKLIN Secretary
MRS. STILLWELL Nurse
FRANK FERREL Chief Custodian
MR. VALAZZA Custodian
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MRS. LEE Cook
LeROY vanCLEVE Maintenance
MRS. _CAMBRUZZI Cook
LOCY ROGERS Bus Driver
MRS. RILEY Cook
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GEORGEMARTINEZ
VIRGINIA BLOUNT
BOB RICHMOND
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' 7Joffars /or 0c.hoiars QUEEN CANDIDATES
Seolor, Carol Earl; Junior, Gayle Parker; Sophomore, Phyllis Johnson; and Freshman, Darlene
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NANCY WOOD and VIRGINIA BLOUNT
Representing Israel
Representing Czechoslovakia
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1963 Boys State ROB RICHMOND and ERIC TABELING
"How can I get my letter, staying in the showers all the time?"
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Date
Round Valley hits hard.
Opponent
9-14-63
Page
9-20-63
Tuba City
9-27-63 10-4-63
Mingus
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Williams
21
14
Chinle
32
26
10-11-63
Window Rock
7
13
10-18-63
Round Valley
6
14
10-25-63
St. Johns
20
20
10-31-63
Holbrook
6
26
11-8-63
Alchesay
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Is that right Steve?
I• COACHES: Mr. Richmond, Mr. Gabrielson.
Mr. Barbarick, Mr. Flake,
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STANDING: Mgrs. Darrell Sterret and Troy Dunn. BACK ROW: Coaches Barbarick and Richmond; Troy Dunn, John Verretto, Jerry Jackling, Fred Harris, Ken Taylor, Gary Campbell, and Leonard Harris. MIDDLE ROW: John Tavasci, Frank Ogden, Steve Bell, Bob Bueno, Ernie Carrillo, Fred Soqui, Manuel Figueroa, Bill Payne, Gordon Carpenter, Jerry Mongini, Bob Parker. FRONT ROW: Scott Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Mike Morris, Rob Richmond, George Martinez, Dan Maberry, Bill Gibbons, Dean Hurt, Pete Macias, and Balt Lozano.
Ma, he hit me.
Where did everyone go?
Stand back boys, stand back!
!Jl(arauders
Jhriff
Thirlls and excitement
Yans
Jhrouyhouf
Yaff
as Mingus goes for a touchdown
Up, over and goodl
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Is it a first down?
Good game boys, but . . . I
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FOURTH ROW: Coaches Flake and Gabrielson; Mgrs. Ricky Cramner and Robert Bode. THIRD ROW: Salvabor Vera, Ed Vincent, Max Bell, Alan West, Donald Bryson, Newell Lewis, Robert Mansell, Davis Kewanimptewa. and Duane Guinn. SECOND ROW: Robert Pecharich, Joe Franquero, Dan Bright, Cleve Lewis, Tom Gibbons, Wayne Duncan, Tom Soqui, Tom Chilton, Jim Duncan, Joe Harris, and Jessie Ballesteros. FIRST ROW: Mark Murray, Dave Lewis, Tim Goldfarb, Ed Lozano, Jim Moore, Calvin Coffland, Sam Weatherby, John Riordan, and Terry Hunt .
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Wayne and Jim Duncan
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71as.helbaff We 're 0/ale G.ÂŁam_pions
All State and Conference Trophies
All Conference Boys Lovell, Kinsey, Coach, Wombacher, Richmond
Jumphigh, Cota
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State Tournament record board displayed proudly at Mingus Union.
All State Boys Steve Wombacher and Dave Kinsey
COACHES: Mr. Tom Henry - J. V. Mr. Bob Richmond - Varsity Mr. Colin Connolly - Fresh.
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"B" State Tournament:
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Opponents Holbrook Page Tuba City Williams Camp Verde Chile Prescott Alchesay Lakeside Page Window Rock St. Johns Round Valley Winslow Camp Verde Tuba City Holbrook Williams Alchesay Round Valley St. Johns Tombstone Florence Benson Parker
57 39 49 35 60 46 63 66 58 57 43 44 59 80 43 85 76 41 53 56 51 57 47 37 55
BACK ROW: Scott Richmond, Rob Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Hunt, Armando Cota, Dave Kinsey, Troy Dunn, Mgr.
Mingus 38 65 72 78 75 69 70 80 67 81 69 58 65 68 52 89 83 85 58 79 75 65 64 44 70
MANAGERS: Mark Murray - Freshman Troy Dunn - Varsity John Riordan - J. V.
23 Victories 2 Defeats
Best Record in Arizona Prep Basketball - 1964
Ben Lovell, Bill Gibbons.
FRONTROW: Terry
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Junior
Varsify
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BACK ROW: Coach Henry, Dan Mabary,
Cleve Lewis, Bill Thomas, Mark Murray, Mgr.
FRONT ROW: Drew
Nobles, Tom Chilton, Jim Duncan, Wayne Duncan.
Yreshman Jeam BACK ROW: Max Bell, Ed Vincent, Rob Pecharich, Paul Nobles. MIDDLE ROW: Randy See, Davis Kewanimptewa, Dan Bright, Terry Dunn. FRONT ~OW: Emery James, Jim Moore, Sam Weathersby.
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COACH KEN FLAKE
PETE MACIAS,
MGR.
Vars.1f_y
BACK ROW: Cleve Lewis, Bill Thomas, Kenny Taylor, Gary Campbell, Bobby Jackson. SECOND ROW: Pete Macias, Armando Cota, Dave Kinsey, Rob Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Pat Lysons. FRONT ROW: Kenny Pirtle, John Tavasci, Eric Tabeling, Ernie Carillo, Lonnie Shilling.
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ERIC TABELING,
SS
STEVE WOMBACHER, Catcher
ERNIE CARILLO,
Second base
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PAT LYSONS, Third bue
GARY CAMPBELL, Outfield
<:Seniors
ROB RICHMOND, First base
JERRY J AC KLING, Outfield
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First base
LONNIE SHILLING, Outfield
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Dave Lewis, Randy See, Dan Bright.
Coach Gabrielsoninstructs Scott Richmond in hitting
MANAGERS: H. Jackson,
F. Piper
Coach Henry Looks over schedule with Veterans Balt Lozano and Dan Reigal
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Mike Morris scales the heights
Discuss throwing is fun
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COACH BARBARICK
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Mgrs.: Jack Patterson and Bill Ogden
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BACK ROW: Balt Lozano, Robert Dotson, John Verretto, Robert Mansell, Ernie Carillo, Bill Hart. FIRST ROW: Eddie Lozano, Dan Reigel, John Parker, Dennis Sterrett, Tom Rhoton, Paul Dodge.
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BACK ROW: Paul Dodge, John Parker, Balt Lozano. FRONT ROW: John Veretto, Dennis Sterett, Tom Rhoton.
BACK ROW: Jack Patterson, Bill Elmer, Alan Dougall, Bob Bueno, Ken Pirtle, Bill Ogden, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Romney, Calvin Coffland, Butch Marrow, Steve Kerly, Bradley Johnson, Pete Macias. SITTING: Robert Bode, Darrell Sterett.
"Yak ...
Yak ...
Yak ...
One more
meeting like this and I'll quit the club!"
We christen thee ...
The "amphitheater"
stole the pig .
Ma and Pa.
Some frosh are a little young.
23uik//ny
!ll[en
o/7omorrow.
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Rob Richmond, Sec. -Treas.; George Martinez, Sgt. at Arms; Tom Rhoton, Vice-Pres.; Steve Wombacher, Pres.
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FIRST ROW: Robert Dotson, Bill Hart, Dennis Sterret, Dennis Langford, George Martinez. SECOND ROW: Kenny Pirtle, Jerry Jackling, Eric Tabeling, Tom Rhoton, Lonnie Shilling. THRID ROW: Benny Lovell, Rob Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Howard Christianson, Gary Campbell.
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''Yl(diny !Jffinyus a
2Jeller dcboof'
J .he !JK.QIJ£ cS. 0/udenl
Council FIRST ROW: Judy Dunn, Darlene Findley, Lynda Robinson, Vicki Patterson, Virginia Blount, Marilee Brilhart, Carol Earl. SECOND ROW: Rob Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Mike Morris, John Tavasci, Bill Thomas.
FIRST ROW: Marilee Brilhart, Soc. Mgr.; John Tavasci, VicePres.; Vicki Patterson, Pres.; Carol Earl, Sec.; Virginia Blount, MR. RICHMOND
Treas.
"7.he C/u6 ?f 7oclay
7.he Beaders ?f7omorrow"
JCey CiuE FIRST ROW: Richard Kerly, Mike Morris, Rob Richmond, Steve Wombacher, Eric Tabeling, Jerry Billman. SECOND ROW: Jack Patterson, Scott Richmond, Dan Mabery, Bill Thomas, Gary Ralston, Dick Thomas, David Eaton.
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Richard Kerly, Sec.; Rob Richmond, Pres.; David Eaton, Vice-Pres.
MR. WEST, Sponsor
Asst. Dir.; Steve Wombacher,
Xaliona.l Jfonor
0ociefy
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and 9rows
SCHOLASTIC
MR. CRAWFORD, Sponsor
MAGAZINES
Carol Earl, Vice-President; Eleanor Thompson, Sec. ; Pat Hayes, S.C. Rep.; Virginia Blount, President; Susan Cramner, Treas.
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FIRST ROW: Josie Almarez, Cris Young, Martha Hoffman, Carol Huntting, Rosie Delgadillo,
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?resenh'n!J
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oj"'Jomorrow
FIRST ROW: Natalie Medina, David Lewis. Roger Curry. SECOND ROW: Richard Kerley, Rosie Delgadillo, Elaine White, Mary Starkey, Criss Young, Carol Huntington, Martha Hoffman, Janice Huffaker, Carol Cleland. THIRD ROW: Pat Hayes, Marilee Brilhart, Marcella Helgeson, Diane Vancleve, Carol Earl, Diane Merwin, Susan Cramner, Janice Cogley. Virginia Blount, Eleanor Thompson, Charlene Blount, Jerry Billman.
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FIRST ROW: Elaine White, Sec., Rosie Delgadillo, Treas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clark, Sponsor, Virginia Blount, Pres., Carol Earl, Vice-Pres., Dianne Merwin, Student Council Rep., Eleanor Thompson, Program Chairman, Jerry Billman, Sgt. at Arms.
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THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS
STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE
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Don't they look cute.
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Run! He's coming
The Moo's-Who of Clarkdale
Why so serious? just a wedding
It's
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SITTING: Margaret Lopez; Judy Price; Evelyn Graves. STANDING: Gary Campbell, Dan Young. Nancy Wood, Calvin Frey; Judy Chase; Fay Page.
Taking the oath. Introduction
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J..he !J/(ingus C.£orus I
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Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Thelberta Arnold, Becky Scott, Pat Johnson, Jan Stotts, Coleen Lysons. Ida Edson, Sandara Phillips, Vicki Baxter, Judy Dunn (accompanist) Andrea Gaddis, Joyce Killebrew, Chleona Parks, Judy Geary, Linda Robinson, Nancy Tabling, Dandra Bradley, Pat Despain, Anne Tulgum, Mr. Skidmore (director). SECOND ROW: Phyllis Wright, Lupe Duran, Mary Clark, Dolores Moreno, Betty Chriswell, Pat Barnes. Kathy Osborne, Wendy Garbett, Marcella Helgeson, Christine Young, Gayle Parker, Kathy Moore, Jean Dotson, Marqueta Dougall, Pat Taft, Anne Lourance. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kahlen, Dianne Vancleve, LoRaine Ramsey, Linda Childers, Vicki Jo Patterson, Roberta Ellsworth, Mary Ellsworth, Linda Block, Mary Starkey. Doreen Loster, Dona Chase, Merry Vancil, Karen Kimbell, Susanne Sobley, Kathleen Eakins.
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FIRST ROW: P. Barnes, C.Gale, V. Jackson, M. Lopez, E. Graves. SECOND ROW: D. Osborne, J. Stotts, A. Fuller, J. Dunn, G. Dotson, F. Savage, K. Hunt, B. McDaniels. THIRD ROW: C. Parks, L. Childers, J. Guinn, M. Ells-
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MRS. WOMBACHER
0omel.hiny
ROW 1: L. Riggs, D. Moreno, L. Wilkers, L. Christiansen, K. Smithson, M. McCoy, P. Lei. ROW 2: F. Marks, C. Soqui, L. Wilkers, P. Wright, L. James, E. Moreno.
Pat Barnes
Kerry Baxter
Marcella Helgeson
Margaret Lopez
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ST ANDING: Leslie Cummings, Leigh West, Candy Adams, Cheryl Sklenar. KNEELING: Kathy Moore and Christia Brown.
Glenda Crabtree
Donna Osborne
Betty Criswell
Terry Osborne
Yl(inyus 0/udenls ?reser1/
"Yknly cf'2l(oney"
I want to go to Alcatraz.
Curtain Call
J-ionor 0/udenls 2l(urder
Clean the air, Clean the sky,washthe
wind.
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Please, Please, Please Spare Mel
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Club
BACK ROW: Dave Eaton, Bill Thomas, Janis Cogley, Pat Hayes, Dick Thomas, Marilee Brilhart, Rebecca Perez, Mr. Flake. MIDDLE ROW: Pete Macias, Judy Gale, William Payne, Mary Starkey, Elaine White, Chris Young, Sally Pareja, Janice Benatz, Nate Medina. FRONT ROW: Karla Huntington, Dan Maberry, Susan Cramner, Carol Hunting.
Mr. Flake checks out efficiency _of equipment. "No Savvy!"
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2300.kCJnhjhlen /he %ind
Bibra.r:y G/2£'
FIRST ROW: Maureen Jewell, Francine Savage, Sanda Viator, Nancy Callendine, Kathy Hunt, Evelyn Graves, Billie McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Wanda Young, Diane Vancleve, Diane Merwin, Mary Heath, Donna Smith.
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FIRSTROW:MaureenJewel, Dianne Earl, Vicki Patterson, Judy Price, Judy Guinn. SECOND ROW: Sally HayVood, Nancy Ash, Sue Landess.
"Study, study, study ... work is a dog's life!" \
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Yoslers
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Fun to be in English, but Dave seems to enjoy his daily dream. Lonnie, how great does it feel to be a teacher?
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Meditation
Mr. Skidmore can you give me all
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reference and study is the library
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Heave, Ho\ We've got to work! Work! WORK!
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Typing along with Mitch.
!lnduslrial 7/rfs
"Rube Goldberging" the Ford.
Hard fingernails.
Putting on the flnishing touches.
Filling in the details.
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Trampolining is just one of many girls activities
Coach Barbarickinstructs boys in proper exercise
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Oh, no - You didn't say that, did you?
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. Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming.
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and two layouts.
How are things developing?
Where There's Work, There's Play.
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Look at the birdie.
This Algebra book isn't always right.
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you. The easier part of math.
0cience,
Our Yulure
Out study of life.
Slimy, aren't they?
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Instruction on inside matters.
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Working on the muscle.
Well, What-do you want?
Back to the old days.
PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
Students at Mingus felt concern and a deep sense of loss while the entire world mourned.
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"Come on in, we have some real bargains!"
Congratulations
.
Class
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Sincerely Yours,
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AND HAZEL
BATTLE
Cottonwood
Arizona
H. H. STEWART,
Owner
LAZY.R·BAR RANCH AND CATTLESALES P. 0. BOX
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Clarkdale
Arizona
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Congratulations,
Class
of '64
From
ERSELGARRISON Land
Leveling Septic
- Ditch
Digging
Tanks
Cottonwood
Arizona
Congratulations,
Seniors
CLARKDALEGENERALSTORE NORTHERN ARIZONA GAS COMPANY Gas Is Our
Business,
Not a Sideline
"Best Main
Cottonwood
Arizona
for less." Street
Clarkdale
Arizona
Congratulations Class
to the
of '64
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VERDEGROCERY
Located
in the Famous
Mine
Museum
We Give S & H Green Stamps. Visit
Our Redemption
Center
FASHION GIFT SHOP
Upstairs.
Box 355 Cottonwood
Arizona
Jerome
Arizona
Congratulations
to the Class I
SCOTT AUTO PARTS
of 1964
Complete
AND HARDWARE CO.
Automotive
If We Can't
Arizona Congratulations
Congratulations,
Parts It -
Sell It Arizona
Seniors
Class G. N. CHRISTENSEN
of 19 64
FLOYD'S SHELLSTATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Service Cottonwood
Is Our
Business
Clarkdale
Arizona
Arizona
Congratulations,
Class
of '64
VINCENT FORD MOTORS Cottonwood
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of
Cottonwood
to
the Graduating
Line
Recommend
We Don't
ME 4- 7771
Cottonwood
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VIOTTI FURNITURE
Phone
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Arizona
Where
Quality
Life Insurance Health and Accident Estate Planning
Counts
Fire Auto Bonds
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Congratulations
to the Seniors
of '64
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COTTONWOOD TIRE MART We Recap
COMPLETE~~
SERVICE
Serving ALL the Verde Valley Main Street Cottonwood
Bank Bldg._ Sedona
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most odd sized tires tractor tires passenger car tires implement tires Fire stone Tires and Auto Accessories Store Cottonwood 634-5931 Arizona
Accomplishment takes planning and the best time to start is now. As you go on in life, you¡u find again and again that a good ~ducation, wisely used, has more to do with the realization of your plans and dreams than Lady Luck ever does.
It is the same with the energy business. We have to plan far ahead to be certain you will always ha,¡e all the electric and natural gas energy you need for all the work you wish to do.
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Congratulations
to the Class
of '64
Congratulations,
All Types
of Men's and Boys' Haircuts In Nelson's Shopping Center
Superior
Sedona
Arizona
Richfield
Goodyear
SEDONA BARBERSHOP
Firestone
to the Class
Tires
Sedona
Arizona Class
of '64
'64
BALLMARKET
Tires
CANYON PORTAL STATION
fresh vegetables - meats - groceries Quality Merc}:iandise at Lowest Prices Thrifty
Sedona
Products
SEDONA RICHFIELD
Congratulations,
Congratulations
Seniors
Arizona
Cottonwood
Store
- Will Save
You More Arizona
We Whole
Heartedly
Dollars
Support
the
for Scholars by the
Citizens
Scholarship Your
Foundation
Friendly
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA Cottonwood
Arizona
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Congratulations,
of
Seniors
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MICK'S GARAGE
AND
Phone:
ME 4- 5131
Cottonwood
Arizona
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
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In Town COTT01'''WOOD
Congratulations
to the
w·ishes
Best
Senior
to the
Class Class
of '6 4
JOHN E. McMILLAN FUNERALHOME
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Jerome
Arizona
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SPROUSEREITZ CO. INC. LEROY
LIGHT,
BILL'SCHEVRONSERVICE Manager Cottonwood
Arizona
Highway Cottonwood
Congratulations,
"Everything
Class
to Build
89-A Arizona
of '64
Anything"
LUMBER COMPANY
COTTONWOOD
MIKE MEDIGOVICH Manager Phone
634-2281
Cottonwood,
Arizona
To The Reader: We hope you have enjoyed glancing back over some of the events of the 1963-1964 school year through this edltlon of the Hi-Lo. It has been a wonderful year at Mingus Union High School and we hope that we have succeeded in re-capturing at least some of the thrill and excitement
that filled the year. We cannot mention individually all of the people who have helped us in the production of the book but we would like to acknowledge the fol -
lowing: Administration. Staff, and Student Body of Mingus Union Hlgh School Taylor Publishing Company Milton Bean, Taylor Representative
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