Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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The days when a trip to Phoenix was an over night adventure - when a model T Ford was a desert chariot - when the quail were thick on the hills and it usta rain once in a while - remember? - Ah, yes, those were the days - the qood o' days - remember? 2' YESTERYEARS 1 Al 'ann ,, , 'Nx. acv ? , --M ,,,,, 401111 ff X2-A '--L,,hA .P , -459- 4- 1- fy? s ..,'-i3'..-?fy- n., k..hr-'4 ,fl 'f .-X . x Q . , ggi! J , .'?i 3 , E If Q23 2 f ,,,,.- .957 4 - '. J' . W, . X -gf ' 'ln ll,f 7 X xp- - V' gp. ,A SALLUUNE ,wgJ- ,.--epr- p. BEBICATIGN F699 fi nfwuf '91 3 'Q lu 1 '14, f 'GAF I t ' 13 J- , A A ,,,,.,,- as . ' : 56 H ' E , .4 EL ,I .mg , 4 1 ' X ,ln . 4 r 1' .Q .ll H X 'xx T Q' 7 V: TRAC: BA seam.. ll S QEVW g 5 W 1.5 ILA.. 4 kung , 5-.A W P Clements was th first president of the Cosa Grande Valley Bcmk and in his Job served cdpdbly As president he edlized the needs of the vdlley and ex ended every constructive did 1n conform tion with findncidl principles. Mr. Clem- ents cirrived in the Casa Grande cred in l9l6 and rndrndqed the bunk from that yedr until 1933. GURRAL BOSS Al' ,I wk 4 Mr Loren S Curtrs rs an admrnrstrator of unusual all round ahrlrty He possesses the human touch to a marked degree y bo h faculty members 'rnd students respect and admxre h1m Our school has taken qreat forward steps under hrs quld ance Eager for progress and w1ll1nq to make the SGCT1f1CQS nec essary to marntam xt we consrder Loren Curtrs to be a trrena to every student a communrty and school leader an 1nsp1rat1on to those who know htm rn short a man amonq men Page 8 W N 5 I .. W1 P . xg Q s 1 I f 3011 T-vvif -SS ,-sail' av- CD3 KA 'hi Thomas E Shcmty Hogan BS Degree at Unxversity of Arizona Physrcal Educalzcn T11 Mr A1 Van Hazel Mr E C Wldby Mr Iack Spxllsbury AB Degree at ASC CTempeD BS Degree at New Mexico Western BS DSC11629 O! Uhivershy of Arizona Phys1caIEdur:a1ron Ar! Commercial CTucson Arxzonal Mrs Eleanor R Srmth B S Degree at A S C Cfempej Home Economrcs T Page 9 Physrcal Eaucatron Drivers Trammq 3611 ,-lx Mrs Vrrqlma Rosbach A B Deqree at lndrana Umversrty Spamsh Mr Rrchard Gaqnon A B Degree at Unrverslty of Marne Scrence Mathematics Mr Paul Barnes e ree at Oklahoma A 6- B S D 9 Aqrrculfure Page no Mr Iames B Glasqow A B Deqree at Luther Colleqe CDecorah lowaD H A Degree at Universny of Arr Musrc Band Chorus Mxss Kate Burqett A B Degree at Oberlin College COberlm Ohrol M A Degree at Western Reserve Umversxiy Mathematrcs aculty 1' Mxss Elsa Svehla Mr Clarence E Fmshburn AB Degree at Mt Union College AB Degree at Arizona State College CAll1ance Ohxob at Tempe CTempe ArizonaD English Lqhn MA Degree at Anzona State College Mr Iohn P Hxndman A B Degree at West Mich College MA Degree at University of Mich CAnn Arbor MxchiqanD at Flagstaff Clflagstaff Arizonaj Page ll Mxss Donna Rexser BS Degree at Bowlxng Green State U CBowlmg Green Ol'lOD Grrls Physxcal Educafron Mass Lorrame Stlhn Degree at Bowlmg Green Umversxty CBowlmg Green Ohiol English BS Degree at lndxana Umversxy P a c t Mr Marvm Iaegers y M.S Degree at lndlarxa Umversxtv Mr Robert Lee Plunkett B A Degree at Southeastern State College M A Degree at Unxversxty of Colorado Englxsh Speech Mr Guy Acuif MA Degree atlASC CTempeD Englrsh lournalrsm Guidance Drreclor Clvlcs Englzsh if 149 Mrs BS Degr e MS Degree Graduate Gladys Burkett Mr Frank R Vmcent at Umversuy of Oregon BA Degree at Central Mxchxgan College at Umversxty of Oregon Graduate work at Umversxty f work at Unxversrty of Mxchrgan Mxchxgan State A S Texas Tempe and U S C Lzbrarzan Q I ,,: . uf' .kj V,k,ht,,if nf V -4 A . - 2 .- I fav A ,. 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I I Mrs. M3196 Hoeffel Lee BeD1ll1on BS Degree at Kansas Stale Graduate work ASC CTempeJ Natlcnal School for Boy Scout Execuhves Indusinal Arts and Aeronautrcs 4 Mrs. Mable Dossej Secretary SGCIGICTY -f xf l- School maintenance men, left to right: Eddie Westmorland, Ray McAnal1y, Dick Westmorland, Sam Witten, Frank Heron, and Doc Hafchett. :ui -J TUDENT BUD OFFICERS S -of MEL ASHMORE may h1s name forever be revered rn the annals of thts lnqh school has been a student body prexy beyond compare 1ndustr1ous xmaqrnatlve conscxenttous ln respons1b1l1ty thanks Mel MARY LOU HENNEbS a lovely personalrty smlles qra cxousness A qxrl to be looked up to emulated apprecrat ed As secretary of all of us we were mlqhty lucky yes and mxqhty proud IOHN MGRGAN blessed us w1th hrs fme orqanlzatronal ab1l1ty rn soclal affa1rs As the student body veep we all loved hlm very much HAZEL SELL was the only Jumor among the select student body offrcrals As treasurer she quarded our money Wllh care and mteqrxty 0 Page 14 hi.. , ' M ..o 4, . ' - ll 1----1 5 ' ' ' ' ' 1 sr' ' f' ' ,-4-' . .L L. ,sb-,nf L U, I It K, 5 J I U The student council this year was probably the most enterpris- inq in the schoo1's history. They led C.G.H.S. to new heights in stu- dent participatin in school govern- ment. Their most remembered project was decoration of the Cougar Den. v 'Af 513935 6 DUN :Phi i .2 1 L l P Q' . I 4 ' f 0 X ,V f Xi- If x Old Days were God Day 5 ef U I 4 , gl! 16 tv RJ . n uf 'K W2 N 2 ,Pi If -ff Mr Homer Ward hae res1ded 1n Casa Grande srnce the year of 1912 From 1916 to 1920 Mr Ward was a par ner rn aroc ry and varrety stfr 1-1 has been ZU years and has served as constab1e for Casa Grande who1e hearted1y qamlnq rnany frrends rn and around ihe area . t ' a e ', Q e. .e Canstab1e of Casa Grande for The past . 9 , f SENIUR GLASS OFFICERS G1'Y'C3U 2i'1 .--- --r QM , pi il I K W 7 , l Left to right: Earl Osborne, treasurer, Richard Albrecht, president Louis Ross, vice president, Bobby Perguson, representativeg center, Louise Henson secretary. SENIOR CLASS 'Iever see an ol hoss a layin in the sun - lookin like he's plumb dead - never movin a muscle - jus layin 'nd never movin. That is, never movin les he has tuh. That's me H- l'm a senior now. Nobodie's gonna push me around. 'nd I ain't movin a muscle 'til I have tuh. l'm ies waitin to tell th boss tuh gimme my pay. Then l'm ridin on tuh greener pastures. Yep we I'm quittin th old C. G. spread. 'Nd yuh know I kinda miss goin too. Goin' tuh be mighty hard findin a ranch where th grass grows so high thet it scratches a steers belly - 'nd th eatin sa good - 'nd everybody's kind ta yuh. Yep, it's goin tuh be mighty tough ies sayin goodbye. fa Y' 3' Shirley Petry Ave., QM is Louise Henson N Transfer Globe 4 Papoose 1,2 Chorus l,2 Art Club 3 Girls Reserve i,2 lunior Play Cast 3 Girls Lefgue l,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Transfer from Ann Arbor, Michigan Cheerleader 3,4 Football 2 Boys Glee Club 2,3,4 Track 2,4 lack Kingsbury Dramatics 2 Girls Chorus 4 Library Club 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 President 4 Latin Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Boy's Letter Club 3,4 Football l,2,3,4 All State Qmentionedj Track 3,4 F.F.A. 4 Best Dressed Boy 4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 Bill Garrett F.H.A. l,2 Transfer Arkansas 2 Library Club 2 Gir1's League 2,4 'N 9--jr Iuanita Davis Frantz Football 2,3,4 Track 3,4 ' Boy's Letter Club 3,4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 P. E. l,2,3,4 0 ,-an David l-lalbison 'J Iirnmy Stevens H5 Bobby Perquson Transfer Lawton, Okla. l Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,3,4 Baseball l,3,4 Boys Letter Club 3,4 FFA. 2,3,4 Home Room President 3 Boys Chorus 3,4 funior Play CStaae Mcinj K, ,1 Glee Club 2,3,4 Publicity Chair, CGLJ 3 Band 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Fl-LA. l,2,3,4 Reporter 4 G,A.A. 2,3,4 Music Club Award 23 Marlene Iones Halbison x Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 2 Annual 5 Newspaper Business Man, Boys Chorus 3,4 Band 1 Lettermans Club 2,34 Q is junior Play 3 Q9 Band 3,4 Fl-LA. l,2,3,4 Sonq leader 4 Annual 6- Newspaper 4 Sports Editor Iunior Play Cast 3 Pan American Club 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4 Ethel Rose Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l Baseball 1,4 Sopb. Class President Soph, Carnival Kina President Boys Letter Club Q Boys Letter Club 2,3,4 Annual 6 Newspaper Stall 4 Student Council 2,3,4 ff! Band l,2,3,4 Secretary 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pl-l.A. l,2,3,4 President 4 Girl's Leaque l,2,3,4 Program Chairman 3 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Program Chairman 2 Newspaper 6. Annual Stall 4 Assistant Editor 4 lunior Play Cast 3 Donnie Lou Wood Y Mary Lou Henness yur Ianice McLaughlin Sheba McCown Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Girfs League President 4 Vice Pres. 3 Service Chairman 2 Freshman Representative IIa'icnal Honor Scclety 3,4 Cirfs State 3 funicr and Senior Play Suaenr Ecdy Treasurer 4 ,rss Sefretary ana .reasurer l Fcctbail l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Student Body Vice Pres. 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Eoy's Le er Club 2 3,4 Eoy's Chorus 4 Transfer Winchester, lll. 4 G.A.A. 4 Drarriatics l,2,3,4 Program Chairman 4 National Thespian l,2,3 Musical Club Contest l Annual and Newspaper Staff 4 Chorus 4 lumor and Senior Play Football l,Z,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Oratcrical Contest lNinner 2,3,4 Boy's Letter Club 2,3,4 Annual Editor 4 Pres. Nat'l Honor Society 4 Secretary of B.L,C. 3 Annual 61 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Pan American Club l,2 President 2 Drarnatics Club 2,3 F.l-LA. 2,3,4 Vice President 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Secretary 4 lunior Carnival Queen 3 llaicrette 234 N ticnal Honor Society 4 Tennis 3,4 Football l,2,4 Basketball l,2,4 Track l,3,4 Boy's Federation Vice President 4 Iunior Play Cast Annual Staff 4 Sports Editor Vice President of Class 1,4 Boy's Letter Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Newspaper 4 Sports Editor 4 l .F,A. l,3 Eoy's Feietatien 25,4 E151-cetiall E F'lYl'.A.fITEl'l,'ZY. '.'iCe'Pres1den, -1 Transfer from Tex is A I I N Q I. -41 Q C I Donald Savaqe lanell Sadler Transfer frzrn Tollescn 2 Football 3,4 Boy's Federation 2,34 Pun American Club 3,4 Aeronautics Club 2 Boy's Glee Club 3 'Q Pan-American Club 2 H , ,., . , rfrazrrritics Cru: J Sev-Treasurer 3 Cfimerd Club 4 Glee Club l,3,4 C1irl's League l,2,3,4 Accornpanisi, Boy's Chorus 4 Bob Rosaribalrn Sylvia Afmefllil Football 12,3 Traci l,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Class Flepresentative 2 Class Vice-President 3 Class Treasurer 4 Boys Federation 2,3,4 President 3,4 pf- Boy's Letter Club 3,4 Q Pan American Club 2 PE. l,2,3,4 Girls Lecque l,2,3,4 'C 4 Camera Club 2 L Library C..- 5,4 Earl Osborne Batty Sgndefg Q en loyce Dillard Sue Rice Theresa Cruz G.A.A. l,2,3 F.H.A. ll2,3 All Stars l,2,3 Girls Letter Club 3 4 President 4 Girls Chorus 4 Football l,2,4 Basketball 1,4 Baseball 1,4 Track l,2,3,4 Boy's Glee Club 3,4 Boy's Federation 3,4 Secretary 4 Cheerleader 3 Boys Letter Club 4 Transfer from Tucson 4 Latin Club 1,2 Y-Teens Cantamun Club 1,2 Football 12 Baseball, IV Manager l F.F.A. l,2,3 Boy's Federation 3,4 Iunior Class Secretary 3 Latin Club 3 Pan American Club 1,2 Vice President 2 Dramatics Club Program Chm. 3 Camera Club 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary, Treasurer 4 Theme Editor for Annual 4 Transfer Astonia, Oregon 1 National Honor Society 3,4 Vice President 4 Camera Club 1,2,4 President 4 Football 2 Track 1,2 Iunior Play Senior Play Latin Club 2,3 President 3 Annual Darkroom Staff 3,4 Drarnatics Club 4 Billy Iohn Glass Alex Iacobo John Tverberq 1 Ioe Mason Transfer from Cambell, Calif. F.F.A. 3 liewsptgzf-r Q4 Editor 4 I Girls League l,2,3,4 Library Club 3,4 Dmrnwtics Club 3 Shirley Gandy 'IP-'Y Eand l,2,3,4 Lefierman Club 4 Camera Club 4 Track 3,4 Baseball 2 Pfifle Club 2 E.:y's Federaiion Girl s League l,2,3,4 Library Club 4 Glee Club 4 Dramatics Club 3 'UQ Geraldine Hulc Glen Akin Y Avery Lewis 1 . f Fcofball 3,4 Letterman Club 3,4 Ecy's Federation 2,3,4 G.A.A, l,2,3,4 Camera Club 1 Pan American Club F.H.A. 3,4 P.E. l,2,3,4 Girls League l,2,3,4 1,2 1 ,1 Q? 4 ., .l Teresa Alrneyda P.E. l,2,3,4 Girl's Leaque l,2,3,4 Camera Club 1 Dramatics Club l,2,3 Library 4 P.E. l,2,3,4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 I.V. Basketball Mqr. l Track l Newspaper 6 Annual Staff 3,4 Civil Air Patrol 4 Radio Club 2 3-A H Leona Thomen Eugene Conoway 1?-' V Q' Angelo Ochoa A P Betty MacManis G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Girl's League l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 Pan American Club 1,2 P.E. l,2,3,4 Camera Club 4-H 1.2 Band l,2,3,4 Boy's Federation l,2,3,4 ' 'i 3 All State Band Clin Dramatics Club 4 President 4 Football 2,3,4 Senior Play P.E. Transfer from Phoenix G.A.A. 1,2,3 Library Club 3,4 P.E. 1,2,3,4 Gir1's League 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Swing Band 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Boy's Letter Club 3,4 Pan American Club Secretary 3 - Camera Club 2,4 C i. 'wtf X Anthony San Filippo Lloyd Stephenson F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 rioy s Cnorus 3,4 Boys Federation 3,4 Curl s Leaf' Represen G.A.A. Z Band l,2 f Par1'Arner1C n Glee Cluk 4 lunior Play Semcr 4 D lbCrl ROQSIS Cleo Carlton Transfer from Globe Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Boys Chorus 3 Class Play 3 Slide Rule Club 4 Bcy's Federation 4 Pan-American Club l2 Glee Club 4 Dramarics 34 Annual 6 lNewsp p r Camera Clu 4 Girl's League l 2 3 4 PE. Honor Society 3,4 Football 2,34 Track 23,4 Basellsrll 2 Boys Stare 3 Pan Arnorrcan Club 2,3 Boy's Lefter Club 2,3,4 Glee Clulu 3,4 Dramfxrius Club 4 Girls League lZ 4 Pan American ' lub l2 Glee Club 4 Ike Hernandez Mary Ochoa C.lL..11., L , 4 Fzefb E153-:ex E 1S?lfa -1 frail: Ecy's Tumor Presxden' Cirrv J 1 lere Ncrnnan Glenn Krna ll.fll?f .rn llfufzf,-: 1, 61115. :ss Scarf-'ary 1 ll nfr l 1v'l5,4 LA, L14 ,.,. ' . '. A 1- V. .l 1 fi Prinness 4 Football 1,2 'J FEA. 22,4 Track 4 Annufzl Sbuff 4 Q' er... Senler HQ :jf Noreen Barker Tracy Hutchins F1-l.A. 1,2,3,4 Prcqr :rn Cl1a1rm.,:n Zramixfiis 1,2 CZYY'Ld1dC16 for Annuzl Queen 3 Annual 6- Newspaper Staff 4 BUSINESS Manager 4 Z? Football 12,3 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1 lunicr Play Senior Play 1.eI1erman's Club 23,4 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Annual King Candidafe 1 1' Annual 6 Newspaper Staff 4 X MGTQUTQT COX Roland Piendl F.F.A. l,2,3.4 Secretary 3 President 4 Boys Glee Club 3,4 Intramural Captain 4 Baseball l Erie Club 2 is . Pts G.A.A. l,2,3,4 if PHA, 1,4 '3'?. l a Lilorary Club 4 Nr , l g' Dramafics 2,3 I Q Thomas Wilson lune Wagner Boys Federation 3,4 Camera Club 3,4 Slide Rule Ciuli 3,-2 Dramarics 2,3 Library Club 4 Camera Club l Girl's Chorus 4 Lloyd Alexander P,E. l,2,3,4 Aeronauiics Club Shop Boy's Federation F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Trans. from F:,:sy'ii V' 3 Class Treasurer 1 Girl's Chorus l,2 Girl's League 3,4 Service 4 Library Club 3,4 Program Chairman 3 President Newspaper Exchange Editor 4 Alvin Marcey Iuanita Butler .-Ps. 5 Martha Davis . Jil . 544.-..' , ' 1'?5 '3'f?7ff'Pf' -4 -- . ' - - AX n l .- f'Tif'ff.'ZcTf:21: .fdr Ficbard Albrecht Roger Sword Eugene Walker Band i,2,3,4 Secretary 3 President 4 Basketball 2,3,4 't5oy's Letter Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Eels Federation 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Class Secretary 2 Class President 4 i:cy's S'Cl'3 3 Nfriorgui Honor fotiety 2,4 Le1termen's Club 2,3,4 F.F,A. l,2,3 Boys Federation 2,3,4 Football l,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Acronfriitics Club l,2,3 Ex-:ina Band l,2,3 Rand l,2,3,4 Eoy's Foderwion 2,3,4 Boys Glee Club 4 Transfer from Yuma 4 Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Boy's Letter Club l,2,3,4 Newspaper 6. Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Eoy's Federation l,2,3,4 Band l,2 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 President 2 Secretary 1 Treasurer 3,4 Track Manaaer 4 Trans. Tucson Indian School Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 F.F.A. 2,3,4 l 'i mr U11 David Lopez nf -C' l 4 'I David MacGregor Leon Wellington x id ap-+ i A 1 Football 3,4 l.fitterman's Club 3,4 l'r':fik l,2,3,4 Reporter 2,4 'lice-President 3 r Qfciet Annual 6- Newspaper Stal. 4 ' Presiaen' 2 Q: xiii? il Contest 4 FHA. l,2,3,4 Program Chairman 3 Chairman of Dearees 4 PHA. Prrncess 3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 A A 2 3 4 Annual Queen Candidate 2 It .-Carnival Queen Candidate 4 Salad Bowl Attendant 4 Iunior 6 Senior Play Make-up Annual 6 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls Leaaue l,2,3,4 vi-f Melvin Ashmore 'Winnie Mae Shirley 'ww Q Football l,2,3,4 L r Ck 12 4 4.15 Bob Crow lg w 21' . 4- 1 4? f :ini , A. 5. , z- , 4 ,J 4 ' ' t . H, . Ioseph Parato Brsketball 1 Boys Federation 3,4 Letter Club 2,3,4 Transfer Chicaqo Basketball l l.V Football l I.V. Baseball 2 I.V. Camera Club I Civil Air Patrol Transfer, Massillon, Ohio 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Camera Club 4 Slide Rule Cluo 4 Pcy's Federation 4 4 Dramatics Club 2, l.1brary Club 3,4 Sec.'Treas. 3 3,4 Iunior Play Business Mgr Senior Play Business Mar. Girl's League 1,2 Program Chairman 4 ,3,4 I -, if l Bob Culloden Barbara MacDonald 2 T S i Eugene Butler loseph Sorenson i ',. I Qin-qv U 2 ll I Eddie lean Aeronautrcs Club lr. Rifle Club Boy's Federation Radio Club Track l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 Boy's Letter Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Boy's Glee Club 2,3,4 Pan American Club 2,3 l-lomercom President 4 F,F.A. l,2,3,4 Baseball Manager 3,4 Football Manager 4 Pan American Club 3,4 Boy's Federation 2,3,4 Boy's Letter Club 4 Boy's Chorus 2,3 Camera Club 2 F.F.A. l,2,3 Boy's Federation 2,3.4 Intramural all stars 2 Pan American Club 4 Transfer from Tucson 3 Oratorical Contest 3,4 Boy's Federation 3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 dl!! fp- Salvador Guzman Iulian Almeyda JUNIUB GLASS OFFICERS ul' .Q bv 1. titxs., ' 'I mb . A -3 1' .ef Left to rxqht Alan Ruseell vrce presxdent Arlene Gantt treasurer Charles Wheeler representauve Barbara Chapman secretary Pres1dent Kenneth Kendall IS not plctured IUNIOR CLASS Reckon lm over th dxvrde now Lookm down thet long canyon Loolan oward get t1n out Bern a Jumor I got a lot of responsrbxlltres Gotta be ophlstrcatecl I belreve them dudes call 1t that Gotta hold my head hlqh n walk th strart nd narrow cause them k1d sopho mor s nd freshman have to show proper re spect We put on a b1q shtnchq ter he Sentor called o prom shore wortced hard makm th money rn that carnlval Ya know l kxnda thlnk ben a tumor lb bout th nxcest year of al + 1 S . I. V5 ' Sew' , ' u ' ' . S ff 5 I I I I . 1 I - . . . . 'I I v 1 I ' A - 1 . t C . . . - , . , , , . , . , 9 . ' ' ' I ' A t D . ' ' 4 ' , l , . . . . Nr , ND Charlene Sanlfilippo Clifford Henkel Nona Williamson Arlin Greely v- 54 - il if Aff f, ' KU x. 'fi 4 0' Q-.af Geriie Lou Dodd Wayne Sanders Iirnmy Don Don Boloineiie T' ' -nj Q iii' ,, 1 r v- X?-' SI iff if ' la of if 3, .ras Dudie Gamble Elsie Siranqe Virqinia Swear Bob While larnes White Dennis Kirklc Bucky Halliord lack Gail Beverly Ani Bill White Thornton A h' '1' A 'Z' Nl' 1 is-X . A , Lf 9 Lili ' f i f 1 :E .f X ,fri K if-H-f K cal! 15. -v '7 4- NI' w,- L 5, Nl W A l , 1 1 1 if F l U 4-r -1 in Arlene Gantt Dorothy Wellman Iean Sarrett Walter Wise Tommy Hill Bruce Dietrich Isabelle Hankins Margaret Martin Anna Mae Crow Kenneth Ehle Doyle Srawn Charles Wheeler 'D 'tb J. 'J 1 ,- .ef- -pllvvs ,- 41 73 X Imogene Davis Darwin Kinser Betty Bonner Iirnrny Wells 'Vi' i J K Tug f ,, - r . 'r ' 9 4 l.o -'. Onauon, , lo u . IT ' :Xa ugR,:::fl '.p:: it-' n' I l ' .., -0.5 'x l I -wa sf' ft 1 'wg if ,,..-1 l ll fl, X Gul' 'iff 1 '12 lift if I haron Peart Ted Wadsworth Natalie Haskell Robert Baker Q15 ' W6 NXT 'CN X3 XC' 9 ir r' 4 Faye Marcey Hazel Sell Shirley Ethinqton Donnie Cannon Shirley Peiry lune Flowers Lee Robles Wilbert Carlyle X , xi Tl :cyl N ,Q-' ' .-.....',.' ,Lvu ..'- -, ', 1 iv . ,,,-. . I N'Q.e.PiTf','r df!! S . fs , Q' 5 sl? TY Sal l i 5wJ Barbara Chapman Warren Goff Alfred Cabanillas Q 5 1 vg Nun Iune Sarrett Tommy Butler Bonnie Tinqley Alan Russell 21' 'v'-'Y , A 1' 44-up Mary Helen Serrano Ronald Holly Glenda Thompson Arthur Bussari . rv Q E' - 'yi vt- ' Nf . f' -5. ,.1 SUPIUMURE GLASS UPHUERS with fi is X if Left to right Gordon Holt presldent Anselmo Iacobo representative Ema loy Stonecipher secretary Irmmy Kerr treasurer R1chard Atterbury VICE- president So I hitched up ol Palnt an I rode an I rode all summer n heah I am a sophomore What do you think of that? Great Iehosephat' Yonder comes a fresh man. Quick feller! Lets throw him mta that fish pond. Shore are a lotta mean critters in this here class. Thars that fire eatin Roy Sikes n Purty Boy Hammock both two-qun men. Some kinda purty fillies too - like Sue Nelson an Ioan Rosanbalrn. Donna Iones an Geraldine Dillard re appealin young uns too. Yuh know - l kinda feel my qrowin pains -Abein a sophomore n all. Page 56 1 Wx l rm Smz ey tn X, 3 Roy Hamxlton Q -::' Lx' ar W lames Buford V X -f'7 Ken Shrlver as fi i -at Roe Denms Ioyce Carter Mary Salem Mxldred Kor son Carol l-lolladay Kenrxe n Earl l 'i GN 'IA af 0-, Bobby Armen 41 Y' Q Arnold Wmdberry 5,1 llmmy Kerr S-.1 A J Donald Fast ...A v A Y D l' :' . . ' , 9 X I v l V fa ,g. f ' x 'QQ Xl' X W In in , ' -. . , ff A an - 5 wr- '7 D ' '3' V A A N 1 Al. lfxi 1 'Q ' 46 ' Ianet Sorenson 'E 'O' Qi' Emalo Stoneci her .f M lil. d 3 Y p -w-N., -we anue pa ac Dick HGH 'S' -i -cn! ,au 'Z 'J' ' Q Llcyd Yates Frank Webb V I Nr N, tgmbcm Wilson Bertha Bussari :, . N' Qu-ff ff' M fx-. Floyd Wallace N, Marilyn McGregor Susan Nelson ' E . ...v Robert Herman x up-1' Beverly Ehle Marvin Mathews Dwayne Kimberlin Vernoa Manuel W l 5? YW 4--fr rlvx yZ,r,, y fi nfs' rub 1' Ni., Nd gf' 1 5 Eldon Smith lo Ann Rosenbalm fb. i 13 2 3 Le? 'K Mary Honeq Iames Timm .nv 4 ' Y . T7 lim Statler Irene Mendoza Geraldine Dillard Ice Hammock 9, 11 as gi 'I ,Q ff' ,Q Pat Crouse Ernest Villaqrana Bert Enos Patsy Brown be 3-4' 3 tri f t ,gl . x'?f - 'Es o if-f Fx ki X Gordon Holt Anita Alexander Beverly Kile Ioe Williams Bob Clements Anna Mae Ivey T9 Q pcs E-'....,r'X 3, - W, ,G ' 1 4 'QQ- -:'6 I V a. L J 'lat . , it , 5 Q ,vs ar 5,-Q XY'-Q 1' SUPIUMURES limmy Noe Donna Iones Audrey Ellen Walker lames Denny D'Arcey Smith Marlene Gomez Loredia West Lcron Conaway Yun As- -L ,,. t':r ' --I cad No' N4 3 1 -.fi vQ.., is 19 , I? S' Io Ann Choa.e Barbara Dishman Keith Harris Ernest Thode Pig 'fin f-in 1 Wi- ff, Hg , - ff-7 '?- if ll: in W iff 'K fs--v sd '41 1:-1. 47 in l av' 'V Billy Hoover Tommy Works Q Dorothy Ritchey Patsy Schoonover ' 1 -' 'x .-J SUPHUMURES Helen Fam DCYGWIY 'Needs Rzfhircl Atterhury E273 Walker '50, Q7 -,. an 'U' lcnn Krnzrd EC: Mclvlanis lcanne Branpm Q Q,1 ' 374, we l I Anne Cude Hoy Sikes ,,,., M X 1-'-,,, I W L i , O JM ns. x ll! Wayne Stanford Icyce lames 1 yy 51,-?,, Marilyn Buntz , Q Filmore Lyons , , E 3 l -J M f: ' P fl x X I ' I 1 Q Q ' BCE: Keenan Alan Mullins I 3 X Den Bauqh Mary Dickey Q17 'o A Anselmo lacobo Tony Robles T tr-'f N' 'S ' Gene McFadden Marcella Sadler PBESIMAN GLASS DFHUEBS Wg' Left to right: Bobby Lopez, vice president, Robert Cook, representative: Ralph Levario, president: Lois Tatum, sec.-treas. Well, podnuh, this shor has been a year! Yep in more ways than one, this shore has been nine months shoved full of pain and joy, and misery and qladness fer all us freshmen stewdents. Fust off them derned sophomores hed tuh qit us all wet in that dad derned blankety blank fish pond. Thet there water is thuh ooz- iest, nastiest tastin wet stuff ah evah shoved down mah old qoozle, and old George Riley, the consarned cuss et a gold fish. Thouqht l'd die a lauqhin' when he was settin-up in thet water with thet fish's tail stickin out of his craw. Then we had tuh qo out tuh that lil ol hill they call CG. 'nd paint them letters with white wash. 'Nd some of us hed lipstick smeared all over 'nd we was dressed so dern silly. Gosh! Oh gee I shore was embarrassed. Shirley Se- vier qot a seat full uh jumpin cactus tho. That shore made me laugh but there wasn't much else tuh hee-haw about. Then we went on - least ways most all did. Some got asked tuh leave 'nd some jest up and left. But those of us that stuck we kinda like the ol Corral. So long, then, see yuh next September when it's our turn tuh round up the freshmen. 'pf' '.-.. 'f' sn ,av Carolyn Clonts Noel Williamson Billie Compton ' f-rf ,al pf xl' 3 A LN, N, -- A ' ,A If june Ccniff Shorlot Howell lb , 'IN X ND X...-P' Y vga Nha' .anim ,, ,W-L Eleanor Cabanillas Basil Santos ViViGFl SOUHGY -1- 1. - 3 as .' 1 ,fs 5 'sg ii A ay, vfn 1 kv.,,.f-v r '--I 1 ff ,. ff fft, 1 a 'n fl Q C 0,2 .tfp 'A A 'rs Dorothy Elam Gecrqe Riley Ellen Miller Sl I '37 f J ' ., ' Kay Cleary Eddie Westmoreland Ruby Bussari -vs 40 PU: v ,. 4 N X 417' if Darrell Brumrnaae Iohn Knapp '.Q:h vi' Q K 54 if r I, XP Q----v Leona Carlyle lames McDonald '.3'f '- ofv V' auf. 5,0 . ii if S-ai E' v Iohn Whitehead Claudia Holladay + :Q , A Q 6 - xg oo' 'l fl ' N 1':a.P N xl , , .... is r sv l 1 i Q 35' , ' A . , , Q M X .rf J .9 UL JAN Duane Cloyd Dick Gail .F I 4 -I 1 X' .4 yi . ' ffl -A , l' rf6!fY 3'fp-L!-ff , . ,z 4.'.i 14-Q v , ' ,F Bucky Maud Mavadine Cummins ft sf ., .r f' F l . 7' X o Victor Pia!! L ... . E 1 :Jr I? v 9 Dorothy Roehuck 'QT f 1 I lolin Bully '-q- 5 . f f .IZ XXI Y' gi iw l JA Q I Betty Sullivan C: S3 Y Marcella Clark ffil 3 5' Q' I -4 ' Czunde Mesa , s ga? . , i-.... Shirley Sevier Dolly 'Nall S jxf , , T V V-f-7 ,771 A x lack Marsh e-1' 4: .. -an Q K Q.,.a-1 .A x 7 W, W' Lloyd Ivy Harold Hawkins A 5' '? 'i N. , 4' 5 f, gbuwxlr lk X . 1 F Rae Tacket' I Doyle Wise ,AA D K' 6' -ff ':l I'-rem 5- Dolores Garcia Ecb Cook Leonard Lopez Don VVilliams Evelyn Re l IX --as '1 3 :as ND 13 'W 2- sr' Robert Lewis Alexander Ruelas Earline Thomas Iohnnie Maihews Marilyn Golston ' L-3 I-8 'J 'KS-.N ,J Alherf Aferberry ir '41 470 UQEW4 Robert Liftle Floyd NTCDCYI d Y Esperanza Castilla NP Ns-ur s- Larry Kmqsk ury Mkzrqurc-v M znvxlle I Hamm YM: Claudme Txbbxtts Rex Savage Carol Thomas Jim Bowlm 'ar 'f...'7' Lupe Cchoa lack Conner C .. -ff '2' I f Iimmy Henness Ralph Ba 'T Q - ov , '97 . xv I Q W . I Kenneth Eerrie Bfzrbxrz 'Wright f... ,,, ae v- KJ Nr- ' -o ,GS . i e f J- 1 I. 1 . Ralph l.e'.':rio Erdine Biztz ,-. ..., R i' it K 3 ,V- 1 ,..., K W f SI , As...4 i w... , fy, , r Q Alfonso Gomez Pfnriciu Bcrrtlen ii so Y:-1 li Sarah Cannon Ierry White if vw v g 0-Q0 1--,Jw Tied Andriie f in vu. ,gi 'RQ' -0 C 6 liclzhy Lcr ez Z N0 if ri X' -i 7 Donner Self Elsie Herman 15 fq 9, 'lv ,,-, . N Lois Tatum I, f l' 'i K. I -wa 1-rf dl 'Jr ' E Zhi Y Ierry Tunkersley Q7 ff Nlcirfsellrr Vlest .s 3 'Q ii I 13- l 'i 5, ' I Eddie Hirrrinqcri N T ,il ' . iff, IV 0 luy Amburqey F ' . QV, X x George Singh in is 5 ' Cxrclyn Dishrnan Eufrusirr Scnglxez is 'i Q-s 1 1 Robefl I-OCkwood Cleo Cox Bobbie Io Williamson Mary Towry Erma Akin Fl I CUB L 4' HUNT' N6 XV go Qf BUYS PEDEMTIUN , X ,eg SPONSORS N ' ' ' A 3 Mr. Clarence Fishburn Mr. Iames Glasgow Th1S year the Boys Federauon chose safety as a bas1S for yearly program planmng Therr mam pro Ject was startmg a fund for pavmg the front drrve way The Boys Federatron sponsored a vanety show a boxlng program a mov1e and had dlfferent speak ers on safety Boys Federatlon IS one of the bxggest organ1zat1or1s xn school and 11 IS hard to get every one to part1c1pate rn the act1v1t1es Thls year was d voted to gethng veryone to be rn the programs so that xt wrll be a betier more powerful orgamza Hon m the cormng years Mr Rrchard Gagnon Let to rrght Lours Ross rretl Sergeani at .Arms ,.. Jw' il., Y' Mr Marvrn Iaegers Vxce Presxdent Ear Osborne Pf9S1d9Dl B111y Glass qecretary B111 llllll llllfl llllf IZ' FK 'gf fi., iv fxf' 3' 'A 'R .JA X ' 1 . 1 . lp? I I ' I N. - - - I u n 1 - r . 1 4 r - . 45 . '. ,J 9 9 . . . 4-M., 'I I , 1 ' 4' Q ' at -1 L A In ' AQ, S ., ' M.- -,4.ww f1 W ,liier f 4 5 . . I I 7 I 1 ' I V 1 n. F ' G2 . . . ,,,-. ...-.. V ..,... My WMSM.. -- --'W ' ' I Aan, , , , :annul .. .... . A .. 1 A . '- Q J 1 ' ' . . . K ' ' 1 l . -. X . , , ,' ' ' ' A A , S f 1 K- '. ' d-. . 1' - f . 1 If I i -fi, - - ' . . Q . I , . . D ,D , .ga we. 1' ' 5' ' ' .. ' - - . ' l .- wi- . '-- - ' . , S ' . ' , - ' - M - .. 1 '-. . . X u an' 1 ' - 1 Y. -' , ' , ' A ' 1, IQ ,.,' L' A , A:.1 1 -.,. -.-'L gf, ,. U 1 . L OD gf Lf Tyqxmik lil GIRLS LEAGUE Left to r1qh Shlrley Ethmqton secretary treasurer Barbara MacDonald program charrman Mary Lou l-lenness presldent Arlene Gantt vxce pr srdent Martha Davrs servrce Back row Mrs Gladys Burkett sponsor Carol Thomas fr shman representatlve Beverly An omck rumor represerxtahve Mrs Burqett sponsor and Pat arouse sophomore representatrve rs not plcture The Grrls League rs an organlzatlon wh1ch IS composed of all the qlrls 1n Casa Grande Hlqh School In th1s orqan1zat1on the qlrls of the school try to solve the problems of thexr school and cornmunxty rn a way that IS most satlsfaciory to them The ma1n prolects of the year were provrdmq Chrlstmas toys for the underprlvxleqed chlldren ofthe lower grades the Mother Daughter Banquet held at the end of the year and the state qrrls leaque conventlon held at CG H S IH February Over 400 qlrls from all over Arlzona attended M ny hrgh school arrls attended thrs rn terestmq sessron of the wrde qtrls league nfen ron held here A Sa- xk Q I . VV . I x - 1.4 I A , , fx ' a ' . mv I li , L. ' A i i ' 0 i Q h v Y ' , , 'Z io ' y 'ur 1 X , I o l ,. ' lvf' ' , ,. ' Q. Q ' K I . . , . s . . 1 5 M 4 ..., J A' -..L , 7 . ' I ' it ' ' , - : . h I . r I . ' 9 ' I ' . I . 5 - , ' : ' r 9 . ' : 2 ' , ' ' ' - . , ' ' ' ' ' d. I - I ' Wlf' 'l ' . 2 l k H r ,, ..- mt .tr.,,.r ,A ., . .. -X Y l . . State . J- Sheba McCc wan Vice President The Future Homemakers of America are in their ' sixth year as a state organization. To be eligible for membership to this club, a girl has to complete one semester of Home Economics. Among the activities lor the year were the Sweetheart Dance and the Backward Dance which were both great successes. A representative of the girls also attended a state convention in Flagstaff and several members ct the group went to the district meeting at Phoenix. A Dannie Lou Wood President i 1 l'llF!Q Barbara Chapman Social Chairmai X-Q Fron row let to right Prt Osborne Glenda Thompson Beverly An onick Marlene Halbison ie Lou Dc Lt Beverly Ehlc B rl r Wilson Marg et ccw Uffllflf' Lcd Wcod Noreen Bark S I rl , e i e ie Qtrarige t a cr c hy l e v Sur h c unon Caroly ci r' s hir ey Sei Donna Sel' lrene E cn r ei AlYTfW mme Mae CP ev I-I et Ann Q .1 r nrmm 15 ne e A udrey Ellen Wallfer reasurer Se-retarY age 50 ner 4 I F Th Casa Grande Chapter of the Future Farmers of Arr rrca has been enaaaed rn many Northwhrle act1v1t1es thrs ye r Among the mo t prorn nent was a trrp to Kansas Clty tor th Natronal FFA Conventron Three delegates Thomas Wrlson Melvm Ashmore Eugene Walker and Aa teacher Mr Carl Camp were fortunate enouah to make thrs trtp Members of the local chapter also partrcrpated rn th Llmver rty Week rudqrna contest and the Tempe Freld Day Sponsor tor thts club rs cur aqrtculture teacher Mr Paul Barnes M Camp sponsor aur ma th f1fSl serrester left 'c take a rob teachrtq rn h s home state of Oklahoma Sponsor and FFA. officcrs, lei. to right: Chucrc Wheeler, serrinel: have Halbtson, vice presidcntg Mr. Barnes, sponsor, Del Rogers, secrearyg Me'vin Ashmore, reporter: Eugene Walker, treasurer, and Tom Wilson, president. AMERICAN . -9 ffesy QYJIS fm ' bf '7 s. S, 1 '726 ' Sf 0 . . ,J , ., Q' O 0006 9,1 , O Q Qs '96, Sag, , PJ' CYS 1 064 ljfh 9 D , . 61 O ' 96,16 sfsh S6520 SO, ' ,QQ 6 8 , by ,78 9,076 of Sr. 47 Oof Oo, Ofc, 016, 55706 SJ' The qualifications for a student wanting to get into the Pan American Club are, that they must be enrolled in Spanish l or ll and that they must maintain an A-B grade average for the semesters work. The purpose of this club is to iamiliarize the students as to the true lives and customs of cur neighbors to the South. Films were shown Concerning these various aspects. NATIUNAL IUNUB SUHET fix 1 lk 2 Fron row left to rlqnt Theresa C' u Mary Lou Henness Noreen Barker and MISS Burq Y! sponsor Back row Mr Hmdman sponsor lohn Tverbcrq Rlch rd Albrefnt Franklm Coxon Ile Hernandez and Gl nr' Kmq The most hrqhly respected orqamzauon of Casa Grande Hugh School IS the Nauonof Honor SOCIGTY Th1s club was orqamzed rn lO per oem of the lumor Class and 25 per cent of ine Semor Class Members for ll'11S group are selecred For th lf outstandmq Gblllly IU scholarslnp leadersh1p servxoe and character Then aouvmes for the year were mstallahon of olflcers 1n1t1at1on of the new members and a formal banquet NHS Offlfes re lei? to rxqht Iohn Tverb ra vice pr sxdont Theres Cruz sec tarv and Frank Coxon oresldert 'V L, '1,g: 'tl-,L ,Q ' i 38 'ri 1: gl, v it - I , 1 'T 5 1 1 E' ' 'Sf I . j 0 Xljx ' 5 ,I I , D r, X . Q X-1 K A, ' G: -1 gg .X ,il , 3 52 ,f 5 .A M Q l T Ui? , x ' V I l ? :gif V' V A I I . 4 ' . X' X lr , ' .4 . St. I N , f , Z .7 l iam Q1 I3 . 4 llxgf r l lf'-f : , e , ' . 5.- . '4'1 - ,Vx nv-' nn rrvv e o 1qh Mr TMP Flndmvn 5, ns I Gene Crxsmc Gena M Fodder QGFPH4 n SSQL 1 Y Ik 'I n H397 Rev Qnces Wayne CISTCH Bc row Iclm f 1 R151 A1 re '1 Bob B41 e L S epbenson Ice Pcxrcto Kexth Forms and Tony cfm Fmppo L11 twig-. 14 resin Q. ggpbs is ht All D:L- C1UI.If ..., ,Ip tu - 3- iii-T-.CSIQXY tc 1 A :M :uh Cs , 9 CQ f' 12. ..- L4Sr:.,. ..,,.-: . M. I. Id fb ut if glgfe Zf.lfQ S F?.9Cf'? 1215 la 'Ca Lf 1' 3- 'Ss 'Q' md' Back row left to rtqht Emaloy Stonecxpher Mxldred Kortsen Roy Sxkes Kleth Harms Gordon Holt Bert Enos Gene McFadden Mlss Elsa Svhela Front row Glenda Thompson Beverly Ehle Io Anne Branum Noreen Barker Dorcthf Woods LATIN HUB The ourpose of the Latm Club IS to lncrease the knowledge of the anclent Romans env1ron ment lxves and customs A banquet was held at the end of the year ln accordance wlth Roman tradxtxons The offlcers of thls club are Emaloy Stone clpher presxdent Gordon Holt vlce prestdent and Glenda Thompson sec treas Page 55 J . 4- .ff .. ' Q N X , 0 K Q . I .gi fc , S' T' 4' gwffff, 5 E., . Nbr I' 7 X -N . 'X ' .fi ,' V . '. b F .L 1. 4 y ft T T , M i T JH , 5 'I . , 1:1 l Y I Q L a ' 1 LIBBAR CLUB 1 ' -c 2.951 en., .I .-.r .an- , Secfoiar 'g rrs, : 1'-1 sponsor, and Mc:r'h,. avis, Pr siden iv X The purpose of the Llbrary Club IS to oe of SGIVICG to the students rn the hbrary to help the students locate themr own rnaterral rn reference and research The proyects for the year rnclude 1n1t1at1on a Chrxstrnas party for the club members and for the qracle school chxldren sweetheart Walk and VlS1lS to the Arrzona State Lrbrary and the Caprtol Lrbrary Cru rcers c e 1 ng N 1 rn Page 56 UUTINE CLUB IMERA CLUB CFTCEFS Hsiaenf .,.,,,., Gene Conaw' I .C r -s',.ert ,, .f'an ,. .-np:a::. S :recry ..., Barbara Dishmz.. rectsurer lcyce Zctscn A new club was organized at GG. this year. The name of it was the Outing Club , started and directed by Mr. Richard Gagnon, local algebra and biology teacher. MF- Gagnon found by inquirirlq, that many students here in high school were interested in out of door activities but just never took the time required at this pass time. An enthusistic gathering was on hand for the first meeting and officers were named. It was decided that the only dues to be paid were to cover the expenses of the field trips. Trips were taken to the Arboretum at Superior, to the Casa Grande Ruins near Coolidge, and other scenic spots. A new organization has been added to the school's list of clubs. lt is the Camera Club. There are fewer members than there was in the old club, but new incentive has been given for photographic work by the Adult Camera Club's contest, and some national contests. Officers are Iohn Tverberg, president: Tretha Crabb, vice president: and Theresa Cruz, sec.- treas. Page 57 CJ 7 6 HO E QANGEZ W The Casa Grande Hotel at Hs present ro a we management of Mr and Mrs Lourtrlght r ly t s father Iv r XVIHIGIT1 would Mrs Carol ne f rr r abt Vv s earn n F arence, Arvfna ara :'i.:t1, if Vasa L1 ande at an early .lac wnr her 4 ' I F . non nas been standing for sixty years under who took ihe hotel after the death of Mrs. Corin, i:.1': , 1, he . '. Q 1 ,fc 1 tr . fa F 1 . .. , 'WA , F9 l V C' J X., F df N F ' A I 1 IT l' '.,,f?I S. Music Director, larnes Glasgow was born 1- - in Minnesota but obtained his BA. degree at lf Luther College, lowa in 1941. After teaching two years in Minnesota he spent 1943-44-45 with the Air Force and in 1947 received his M.A. degree from the University of Arizona. He then taught one year at Marana and two years at Florence before coming to Casa Grande A-rf' Left to right Winnie Mae Shirley Mary Lou Henness From ett to right Lloyd Stephenson Tony San Filipoc In IC Mrldcuqhlm Ethel Rose Gnd Marlena H .bison C' '1 KING Cl This- TUO h S P9ffOfm9Cl GY the F00 bflll 'Th ee girl sang at the Christmas Program Womans Banquet KCKY Radio Program and the Womans Club lub Gnd 15 KCKY RCd1O P1'CQ1'Cm Page 60 52 .Vi BAND This year the band went all out to support our winning football team by going to all the games and play- ing at the pep assemblies. The band played on such occasions as the U. of A. football game on Senior Day. The Coolidge Rodeo Casa Grande Cotton Carnival and the Salad Bowl game on New Years Day This summer during Iune and Iuly the band is putting on an extensive program for the purpose oi enlisting new members for next year ln April the band played at the Annual Spring Festival in Eloy Also present were bands from A10 Flor ence and Superior Richard Albrecht President Loyd Stephenson Vice President 6 ? D 32. 311 lon Kinard -0' ' Sec Treas ........,, g--H an-qu ,f JL Front row left to right Beverly Kil Arlene Gantt Sheba McCowan Beverly Ehle Donna Iones Sharon Peart Second row Shirley Golston Ronald Holley Rex Savage Bob Baker Loren Conaway lim K rr Pom Hill Alan Russ l Third Row Rae Tackett Tony San Fllrppo lames Denny Ierry White Iimmy Noe Irm Henness Mr Gasgow Last row Ion Kmard Ethel Rose Mary Lou l-lenness Do otny Whitehead Io Ann Choate Lloyd Stephenson Robert England Bob Clements Marlene Iones Glenn Akin Geraldine Dillard Frank Webb larnes Timm Danme Lou Wood GIRLS SSORU Frrst row left to nah Beverly title lere Norman Iamce Mcl.auqhlm Carolyn Drshman Barbara Wrrqht Thereba Cruz Sylv1a Armenta Tretha Crabb Elsxe Stranqe Ioyce lames Mlddle Row Sally Armenta Barbara Wrlson Ethel Rose Dannre Lou Wood Gertle Lou Dodd Irene Eaton Barbara Drshman Betty McMams IanelSad1e Cleo Carlton Marrlyn Golston Dorothy 'Elam Back row Mary Dxckey Iuamta Davls Frar-tz Mary Ochoa Ionme Matthews Charlene San Fxlzppo Lourse Henson Iuamta Butler Wmte Shlrley Mary Lou I-lenness Sue Rxce Noreen Barker Mr Glasgow Betty Io Sulllvan BUYS CHORUS vii K Ftrs row le't rxqh Sy vra Arrher 3 lack Krncsbuy A h r Bussarz Blcqe Sword Dlck Jl Tcmmv H l lv' Grdsqovv lvtraale cw Kenne 1 Ehle rm re Kerr Bae T ckett Rxchard A e han lon Kxr d Charles Bell Back w Go don hcl lrrrrry Stevens l e Hammock Louxs Poss lohnny Mcrqan ' . ' 22 f' . . ' ' . ' . : , ' . , ' . ' . . I 1 I I I I I I 1 A I I ' 4-4..- V' Q t -'I f fx If f 4 1 4 - P S X! 3 fo- ...QL , , , ' x N - 1 ,I X . ' 1 f NJ ' 5. , I A I . I ' J ,, t. '. f- -. .1 9 . , , ' 1 , . to ' f: .. rt , ' . .' 4 'r, .tina ., ', . r , ' 1, 1 il. rr. 'f n I 1' tl ,, , a , ' 'f Y' ', A.IY, . ro I r .I .' ' f f n ' 0 Pretty als Lead the Band A ' . ...gf W ., A, .' ,karl - V ,r W 4 i. -.4 . ,, of-H-Qefvv '. I l - Qui? ,Q f '? Most showy part of a hrqh school band nowadays rs the coterxe ol hrqh steppmq ma1oret1es that lead 11 Sheba M Cown was head mayorette and Donna lones Beverly Ehle Arlene Gant' Mlldred Bowles Beverly Krle and Sharon Pearl were the other qxrls who lwlrled for C G Hxqh P UBLICATIGNS o 4 X I v 1 F. - 0 T U ' I -.1 .A-12 I - I l -I 1 +Tn ,de Y 1 . f :gf-5 I Mrs. Helen Kratzka came to Casa Grande Ianuary 5 l9lO and opened up the Berlin Bakery. Together with Mr. Kratzka they made caps including tire in l9l5. The people of Casa Grande were very poor says Mrs. Kratzlca and most of them charged articles which have neve been paid! a flourishing business which had many handi- Mr Henry Armenia came to Casa Grande in 1900 He has lived here ever since He received his education by attending Tempe High School and College ln the year l9l8 n Washingtton D F' and stayed there for some time He has been manager of many dry goods stores and has held many government obs He has been special representative for th Woodmen of th World Insurance for this district and has solicited labor for the state of Arizona. He is now Sales Manager for Goff Chevrolet Co. he was asked to do special government work i ' . J., 1 i . ' ' . e e c ' Th1s qroup of students were the b1q quns rn puttrnq out the paper by headlnq the varrous departments Left to nqht are Ethel Rose Gul s Sports Dav1d MacGreq or News Edltor Don Savage Boy s Sports Theresa Cruz Feature Edrtor and Mar tha Dav1s exchange ed1tor EWSHPER Ioe Mason edxtor and MGIVIH Ash more asslstant edrtor examlne copy of -, the Cougar Growl These boys drd a trne Job of edttrnq our paper Page 66 Thrs rs the Iournahsm class These people were responsrble for the paper and the annual These three are the busrness man ANNUAL 3- cfs'- Credmt IS due to our sponsor Guy Acuff for q1v1ng valuable help and rnstruchon 1n work on the annual and the newspaper Thrs IS the annual staff These stu dents headed the d1fterent sectrons of the annual Left to rlght are Back row Don Savage PLlbllCGl1OI 1S Tracy Hutchlns ACflVlll9S Bob Per guson clubs Gene Conaway MUSIC Lou Ross Boys Sports Margaret Cox Busmess Wlnnre Mae Shlrley Personalrttes Marlene Iones Class es Theresa Cruz Theme and Ethel Rose G1TlS Sports Not rn the p1cture 15 Iamce McLaughl1n head of the adm1n1strat1on sectron Dann1e Lou Wood and Frankhn Coxon ass1stant ed1tor and edrtor of the annual Frank and Dannte put a lot ot work tnto ths years year book agers They got all our ads and handled busmess of annual Left to rlght are Darw1n Krnser Margaret Cox and Ixrn Stevens Iohn Tverberq Phofoqraphy BEHIND TIE SHN! if 4 Aix 5 QI-wwf L C a h A1 Van Hazel and h1s art Class are respaas ble for the cartoons Qeen m be cmrual Conqraiulatmafms for a fme D Mr Van Hazel M Vm YI Heaa of PI' toqzaphf fn ee made our annual mares Roland Beezle P1end1 Photography r. Cel AC ' These f r Q rricsi of Q W IL . Nha- Q A ' I . , g L 'V x I , lyk, V . . 1 :ff , 5 It 1. , ll n ll f vw P' f I X X 'L-.47 aa C ' ' ' . i - ' 3. 1 1 . 4 . 4 EC' . . . Flagstaff Trap lar Journalism Folks Late 1n the fall wheels of the an nual and newspaper staffs whrpped up to Flagstaff to the newly formed Anzona I-hgh School Press ASSOCIG non conference al lhe college there Under the care of Mr Bafnes they learned a lot funned a lot and repre sented the1r school well f l IL FARMER 3 C 'i-n..,,-Q--.. .,,, ...Qi V A FS-'E V 4 ie .J wly 5 SBNIUR PLAY In the secret room behmd the fireplace much ot the actron Q of the play takes place i l On December 6th 1950 the Semor class presented a three act mystery comedy entxtled Ttger House wrttten by Robert St Cla1r The play dlrected by Mr Robert Plunkett netted the Senror over S200 Mrs Rosbach was m charge of make up and Mrss Svehla was techmcal adv1sor The btg Job of Erma Lowrle fell on the capable shoulders of Mary Lou l-lenness who edged through her mam contenders for best actress wrth an ahmty to appear natural at all trmes Sup portxng her were Cleo Carlton playmg a cheerful non super Sl1l1OUS woman Aunt Qophxa Senora Gonzales played by Theresa Cruz who was a grxm superstttrous Mexican woman Peggy Van Y the myst ry woman portrayed by Iamce McLaughun On the masculme nd of the play loe Parato played a suit formal I-lmdu Tracy Hutchms was Osward Kerms a young man of unprepossessmg appearance Anthony San F1llPpO was a rough sharp character Thompson lohn Tverbera was Arthur Hale a gcodlookma vw lgroomed young rn n wlth a pleasing pe scnahty and Be me P mdl was Maclntosn a rugged husky fellow at-Q foe Parato as Yama holds Mary Lo Hewness as Erma Low re spellboyy wut! ms strange l-lmdu power Anothe clullr g 'ncr' ent lroz yea s Semcr Play u I . i ' t 1 I U 1 U 2 - . ., . ., . , . , I . , t W :SJ . . S . , . . i W V I I A 4 ' 4 I I 0 . ' ' ' Q T Sd 2 v ' ft ' - -1' - I . lgag A f ' ' I ' I . . Sli, ' . V tt .. I I I l sr . - r f - , 3 'A a , T -- T , 'QI , V, I Ess. a ver talkative modern girl, played by IerenNorman, and 6-A ,If '1 . ' ' e ' I if . ' : ' ' , ttf' . . . ' ill I II.-, , . Y, A 4 ., bel - A . a l ' 7 I ' ' , e f e' . ' I Y V I A A Q A .1 ' 4 Y . 1 I 0 L . J I ' t 3.4 ' x ' t .r , n lt' yr :gg Charles Wheeler escorts Charlene San Fil- ippo to dinner, fiurma the SQFCHVIV art of lane Mad , while the res! of the cast looks cn. This year the lunior Class presen- tation was June Mad , a three act comedy by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements, Under the fine direc- tion of Miss Elsa Svhela this hilar- ious comedy enjoyed a great suc- cess. The play was first presented to the grade school and was well re- ceived. The high school was also sat- isfied with the juniors fine dramatic ability. On the big night ot March l5, the auditorium was filled and the crowd roared with laughter at this fine 3 act comedy. lpn' JUNIUR PLA Below are three ci the top female members ot the Cast, Beveny Amcnick Hefty, teiafiexe San Filippo, and Gertie Lou Do-jd. Vu n .i ac :on snzf of the pfay Charles 'VVhee'er assists .e iii .sit .ze gc.: URAMTIUS HUB 4 Bottom row left to rrqht Barbara Dxshman Pat Honeycutt Irene Eaton Gertre Dodd Beverly Ehle Elsxe Strange Tretha Crabbe Mlddle row left to rrqht Iere Norman Charlene San Fxlrppo Muriel Haskell Carolyn Dlsh man Barbara Wrxqht Barbara MacDonald Mary Lou Henness Ethel Rose Danme Lou Woods Marlene Iones Halbxson Top row left to rraht Mr Plunkett Iamce MCLGUQhllU Lorene Conaway Rzchard Atterbury Iohn Tverberq Tony San Fxhppo Ike Hernandez and Ilmmy Kerr The Dramahcs Club 1S one ot the best orqantzed clubs 1n school Composed of about 30 members the club presents plays at 1ts meetxnqs Mr Plunkett who has done wonders w1th our Enqhsh Department sponsors thrs actrve orqamzatron Tony San F1l1pDO IS the presrdent Mary Ochoa IS VICE presrdent Iere Norman rs secretary and lke Hernandez IS program charrman Th1s year there has been more 1n terest taken tn the Oratorrcal Contest than any prev ous year There were three sess1ons and the two tor speakers rn each sesston went t the hnals Srx students were rn the finals Me-Ivrn Ashmore Mary C 1 Alan Russell Eddre lean Franklm Coxon and D Savaqe For 'to tr ye r rn row Framc n f nf won the Conte t Eddte lea w ond and Alan Russell placed tw o The Cont st w is under the C , a a1reCt1on ot Mr Robert Plunkett Y C: . 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SENIUB PULLIBS Dudre Gamble lelt and Noreen Barker perform an The qrrls trro Ethel Rose Marlene Halbrson and old trme mrnstrel dance Danme Woods sang a couple ol hrllbrlly numbers much lo the amusement of the audrence Thxs IS the f1fSt year the Sernor Folhes has been presented The folhes was qrven at the Paramount Theatre on February 27 Because of the standmq room crowd xt was put on twlce that nlqht From out of th1s productxon came such acts as Rosss Rock Heads the Can Can Grrls and a one act play entltled The Lamp Went Out Sheba McCowan Mary Lou Henness and Bob Rosenbalm had charge of the product1on Soprano Supe Rrce sang Smoke Gets rn Your Eyes :fr 2 e T 1, ' .L 1 it 31 Q T N.-T - - - If If Q , 1, T fr' X ,Z v 2 ' ' 'ft T 1 A ' My if f 2 A 4 QERIS KJ S f W- QQ? M29 if U 5 0 5 h y Raised he oung un Mrs. Beulah Williams arrived in Casa Grande in 1931 and has been teaching here ever since. Mrs. Williams has taught the fifth, sixth, seventh and is at present teaching the eighth grade. For five years Mr . Wi11ia'ns has been a 4H Club leader and is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority of Casa Grande. I .I Mrs. Williams was Principal c' the Stantielc' Schools for five years. - 0-1 . 1 rv , I V gi . M ' :bi . A L , Q s as ' ' 4.44 -I L me ' J. A wr n'f.f'r1, l'f f-P '!m'lllfflill'llii r . ., . ' -- .1 f ., -k rej- wwf, Arr! mr ' 4 'QI' . sig:- qt, ., QQ 5,1 ..fgi,,,, Q 1-5 AQ '. ' SJ- Mig? i'i1ln--V Miss Helen Nolan has taught every grade from the first io eighth with the exception of the fourth Miss Nolan has been teaching in Lasa Grarde since 1926 and many of the citi zens of tlce town remember her long assign merts and her many prais s Miss Nolan re ceived her education at Tempe College As a leader of the Camp Fire Girls tor 12 years she is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Soror ity and is at or sent teaching the eventh grade at South Elementary School Au A 1 .. Served both diligently and industriously. She 4 x I v t :vie 9 l 1 f , atv Patsy Bartlett, attractive Freshman edged out the Senior candidate and cap- tured the title of l951 Annual Queen. Pat's winning smile was an asset to her gaining the crown. I ll ANNUAL QUEEN H i Q2 - 351 9 1 '5- 475 'Q' Sh1r1ey Ethrmqton I umot 14 lack Kortson I umor J' X SEN IORS Ixmmy Stevens cmd Wmme Mcxe Shlrley Attendants larnxval Img and Busan FRESHMEN Albert Atterbury cmd Clauchcr Hollcxday SOPHOMORES Ezrct Walker and Donna Iones I I ,fp g,w.w.yr.' 1 f e ft a. ' o , . . - . I ., mte es e the A Merrber oi the Ncuonc Cnc s Honor Soc1ety ft Mary Lou He-rmess Fnthusmshc Band Studeni Page 82 Presxdent of Gxrls Lecque uso th r Plchard Mbrechl Bczske-Ibc11Stor M91,m Rfghgfd gre' Gerd Ike N'1l1c'w1 '-Ion e fairs: Glenn Kmq Melvm Ashmore and 'hchcird Albrecht 1 --J 1, e d Q. f xg '- . A 4 ' - -fp, '?f' --1 , nw ., , ,.jQg41qfL,4 . ' . . Q f.f.Lff -+5 5 j f ' ' fry f, A .Y . H V, 5 . , .5 .,. ' 4 H ' ' gf . , '-. A -lf'w,',q.5' ' I, 10 li '. K -, .' vf 'V 5 :Q-'14 X - .1-A 3 P 8 Melvin, Student Body President age 3 Glenn, Football Sm! , . ,xmv 1 my 4-'gps 1- ' f1,i,:'x 3 alad Bowl P mess T17 'FT have Baxke I 0 T? ' 1 s A :T .I 4, , M il A 4 , . I ,,.g,.l 51-I Aff? 51 BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Lours Ross and Ethel Rose BEST PHYSIOUE AND FIGURE Earl Osbome and Glenda Thompson 'w 4. W? vf 29 BEST DANCERS '-2 :fi Dannre Lou Wood and N' hm Stevens 'ng CUTEST CGUPLE George Marsh and Sh rley Sevler BEST DRESSED GIRL AND BOY B111 Garrett and Mary Helen Serrano , .6 ' 'S ' Qi R Ay. s A J. . Q Q 2. f '- '- 1 ' x F.. '.': r'-wg Ii. .. F' 'df - 1-aa.. - -.-...ec-' if f , T as l ,wgrf . :Z pl, 1' f 193-V ' ,:1 -' - ' hi , .A I Lf, x m.l.:fMN3- , .l,,-, is ' x -is Qt ' -gk 1 A A 6441. .5 r , in k f, ii' , in . K7 A .. A D ts , ,R , , g -e K- W , A h ,, E X. Q Vx . 1.11: V XTX ' RQ, A N A 'L' PSF ' A i . . I fr , -' 5' ll I Lk , I fl' II . t l ,Q , l 1 ' X I One of the few old people of our town 1 R R Palmer a lover of the land Mr Palmers three sons Marvin Kenneth and Bob have ex celled in sports Mr Kenneth Palmer was a great baseball player and played for the state a football player and a Javelin GIl1Sl Marvin Palmer was a football coachs dream in the per on of an end and wing back tor Casa Grande High and Tempe College Along with his sons Mr Palmer is very handy with a lasso 's semi-pro teams while Bob Palmer was both Iudge Gverfield, all-American center of l897, '98, '99 of Pennslyvania University has resided east ot Casa Grande since 1912. On arriving he immediately became interested in water for Arizona and with six other members succeeded in securing dams for the Gila River. Iudge Overfield was a merrber of tice State Fair Commission and has been instrurnental in securing water for Arizona. +3 , If Y GUUGARS WIN STATE URUWN .Y f W are mg? 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He is a grad- A it 1 uate ot A.S.C. at Tempe. lt The Cats racked up 478 points in ten games .if averaging nearly a point a minute. The Coug- I, .- ars used a straight T and the single wing to pulverize their opponents. Besides having a good running game that featured Glenn King, Bob Perguson, and Dave McGregor, the Blue and Gold presented a dangerous passing at- tack in lim Stevens, QB, who connected for, 16 touchdown passes. C. G. also boasted a sensa- tional extra point expert in Dave Lopez, who sent 56 out of 70 through the uprights. The Cougars fine line got plenty of recog- nition by placing three players on the All-State first team but in the eyes of the local folks they were all All-Staters. This is what the Cougars go! lor winning the East Central and the State Crowns. Q .4 0 Pr ' 5 5 auf Y' 'A' . , tu.p,x fix!-it-li,'QQ.'L 5 ..::::.'fw:- ---A . ,,Q- The starting line up for the lack Kortsen, Tony San Filippo, backs were, left to right: Dave l 5 4.3 L ff' Cheerleaders, left to right: Barbara Chapman, lack Kingsbury, Mary Helen Serrano. Make 'ern yell!! This was the big job given to Barbara Chapman, Mary Helen Serrano, and lack Kingsbury. They performed their task exceptionally well in leading an always fiery crowd of Cougar rooters. Thanks a lot kids for the swell job done. ff' Cougars this season. On the line was, left to right: Dave Halbison, Frank Coxon, Bill Garrett, George Marsh, and Iohn Morgan. The MacGregor, lim Stevens, Bob Perguson, and Glenn King. These are the boys that kept the team going by having all the suits in good or- der. In their first year as football mana- gers Ioe Sorenson and Don Cannon had a hard job to do and were responsible for all the gridiron equipment. They were often referred to as Mutt and Ieff. Good managers are as much a part of the team as the players themselves. 'N ,. 'Ii .rm BEHIND THE SUENE Eddie Westmorland left took care of the players bruises while Doc Hatchett supervised the road trips ALL OPPONENT TEAM BLUE AND GOLD SCHEDULE Evans Gomez W1ll1ams Valenzuela Brown Monahan McK1nney Alcocer RUIZ Rolhns Iohnson Tolleson Nogales Tempe Supenor Chandler Blsbee Coolrdqe Tolleson Supenor Tempe Chandler Page 90 Schedule Tempe Superlor Eloy A10 Chandler Coohdge Bxsbee Tolleson Florence Totals CG pp . . O -CCT CTT'- ' V ---lC' ML-- L v.s,L,,,, Muse 13 I I TTTT - L,.. 12 UNCCD w--TTYYTT- ,-A,,, , 7 ,. -,--,v,,4U 7 ,,.,.,,,-,,,--M777 . D firiigibkk- A Wiii-iii69 O 'E are W' Nogales ,.,,, own, 46 18 ' W ,W Y, A ' ' -, -,.,,. -,,,--L42 14 wp- , ' ,L L 40 0 . . W, L76 14 ,TW WW ,,,,- ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,755 U ,, ,,--,,,,,, ,,,,,,U,,,,s , LU, sss478 91 ALL-STATE B ...,,fq..?1 , ,. --v.ff-'- --:.-' -4- ' -.-qi - . 4. ,,-.- ',-.7 . 1 , A , f 551'-Q-J:,' f .5 n-exif lACK KORTSON Honorable Mention lack, who was the only Iunicr on the tirst team for the Cou- gars, was probably one ol the hardest hitting tackles in the state. lack does some hurdling in track too. DAVID MacCfBEGOB Honorable Mention Dave, who was a hard and last running back, scored ll of the Cougars T.D.s, while do- ing a lot ot blocking tor the oth- er Cougar scores. Dave was 220 yard Class A dash champ- ion before transferring here trom Yuma. BILL GARRETT Honorable Mention Bill was a hard hitting and blocking guy at guard for the Cougars, and all oi the backs were grateful for the holes he opened in the line. Bill is also a good shot putter in track. AA V IOHN MORGAN First string end Iohnny who is the fastest man in a tootball suit on the Cougar team scored 9 of the team's T.D.s. He is also the state record holder both ot the hurdle events. lg l a ' f' ALL ,sr WK 9? , A l Q J . t 5 1 -3 5' ,.., K t r ' Q 1 11' 51' ' . - - of . M . .. it , 1' , GEORGE MARSH First string tackle and Captain ot the All-Staters George, the biggest man on the team, was also the roughf est. George was also in the scoring tor the Cougars as he tallied three touchdowns. He is also a fine discus tosser in track. FRANKLIN CGXON First String Center Frank was probably the best center on extra points and punts in the state. Frank is also a very fine baseball player who hits almost anything pitched at him. STATE GLENN KING First String Haltback Glen was without a doubt the best back in the state, gaining over 2000 yds. and scoring 24 of the Cougar tallies. Glenn, CI qreat catcher in baseball is also among the best in basketball. HM STEVENS Honorable Mention lim, the Cat quarterback, was a qreat passer, throwinq 16 T. D.s. Red is not only a fine foot- ball player but is very active in school activities. 'lf ,.. .4059 1 BOB PERGUSON Honorable Mention Bob, the Cougars' little but touqh fullback, was probably the trickiest runner in the state, qaininq 1300 yds. and scorinq l7 T.D.s. Bob is also a fine bas- ketball player. ta !,z?, A : f 4 's - 1 - .-, iii - riff 1. .NN',.' N' j' Dave Halbrson End 1' S.- Buck Hallford Tackle hm Don Back xZ,,.,J Mary Matthews End CHAMPS VX4 '.. Ioe Mason Center Sv' I Leon Wellrnqton Guard Avery Lewrs Back Page 94 fvx Gordon Holt Center D1ck Hall End Bruce D19ff1Ch End I Tony San PIIIDDO Guard -L 5 ' '46 ' Yr n xt 5 4 0 G QL J 'M LQ H G 3 , T 7 i 1 xr , KX A . Q. Nr L Vw-.M... K-.J J. X Bob Rosenbalm Guard Bill Glass Back 3262 Manuel Apodaca End 4? Y 'M SU Kenneth Ehle Tackle be ga J! AAs Iacobo Guard , i fin A Crow Guard GT l09 Hflmmoffk Place K1cker Roy Hamilton Lou Ross Mel Ashmore 1 Back 014.4- E. 741 nl i . 'W' +3 A Q Q . sl x , :J ' . . 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R , x, ,J-xv' , 'Kimi' ,' - I 4 'ysurj ,i-,f g. 'ly.jb,4 .W f , ag . 1 :+2'ff. w,,,w W Yi re '.1!ig. ' mv -Ly' vi glam-J --fy 'Yi fy,-' 'fy 5' X 3,3 . .. 'Ulggf -' KA ' 4.4.-,.A,', .Q Q,r,g-,.A AL q ,QQ ,Q -,, A A ,, ' ., -'H v Q.2'-. ,II ,I 7' ff ,, ff fr. C.G.'s light but potent line shoved the gigantic Wolf forward wall all over the field and hung a 34-13 defeat on Chandler Hi. Pesky Bob Perguson scor- ed three times as he ran the Wolves dizzy. Coolidge's Bears were the first to lead the Cats all season, 7-U in the lst per- iod. But the Blue and Gold came back strong and went on to win 42-l4. King and Perguson scored two apiece for C.G. Twenty-two seniors played their last home game in downing Bisbee's Pumas 40-U. lt was the first time C.G. had ever beaten Bisbee. The Cats defense was sharp as they held the high scoring Pumas scoreless. C.G. ran up the biggest score of the season 76-l4 over Tolleson. Bob Pergu- son led the Cats in scoring with four 6 pointers. Line stalwarts were George Marsh, Bill Garrett, Will Wellington, Tony San Filippo, lack Kortsen, and Bob Crow. The Cats ended their first unbeaten season by pushing the Florence Goph- ers back down the hole 55-O. Glenn King, Iohn Morgan, Ike Hernandez, Bob Perguson and Dave MacGregor, figured in the scoring. QB. Iim Ste- vens threw his 15th and 16th touch- down passes for the Cougars. Upper righf - MacGregor going 27 yds. to score against Bisbee. Center right - 145 pound Bob Perguson being brought down by Floyd lohnson, Chandlefs 245 pound fullback. Lower right - King scoring his second TD against the Apaches. 2 , ,X t ' U J x , s s A511 I 'i Y A P Q, ., ' gs! in aim - ' xv Z x I 9.5 - f . 4 , .Q E ij? Y? ll- 1 2' ,P IQ: ji .ew at f af af'- Fw ., 1 . Junior Varsity outball 'Tr His name, Iack Pershing Spilsbury, his birthplace, Hachita, New Mexico. lack picked up his learnin' at Flagstaff and the University of Arizona, he excelled in basket- ball at both schools. Coach Spilsbury carrie to C.G. two years ago and was assigned I.V. football and head mentor of the cage team. lust ask the boys if you don't think he has done a grand job. The Kittens enjoyed a good season under the guidance of coaches Spilsbury, Acuff and Barnes. They collected wins over Eloy and the Tucson Indians by scores of 12-6 and 33-12. The Kittens suffered defeats at the hand of he Tucson Cubs and Amphitheatre. Wayne Crismon, Ralph Levario, and Tony Robles at halfbacks, Dave Happel and Ezra Walker at fullback, and Tommy Cupps at quarterback spearheaded the Kitten attack. Front row, left to right: Manager Maclfadden, Frank Webb, Rudy Salazar, Bob Lopez, Ralph Levario, Tom Cupps, Bob Clements, and Cande Meza. Second row: Ralph Atterbury, George Riley, Bob Lockwood, Dwayne Kimberlan, Roy Sikes, Ken Pruitt, Fonso Gomez, lim Stalter, and Ted Wadsworth. Last row: Coach Acuff, Ralph Barker, Bill Pickens, Lin Bell, Bob Herman, Vic Pratt, Wayne Crismon, Keith Harris, Don Fast, Fred Andrade, Buck Weaver, and Coach Spilsbury. l t A .4 T l 1 L' , A - 'i Qt? Y' ,,..., 'lor ns .xi fv IFS vx Basketball 1. GI' 10 3. x J' Hollford Kmc A- 'N Arc Q., fn Pdme -ss Gnle Coach lack Sprlsbury TWO yecz ve eran at the basketball helm led the Cats to thetr best season m lou! YGUYS The Casa Grande Cougars emoyed the1r best basketball season rn four years by wrnnmg the East Central Tournament and then gomg to the State Tournament IH Tucson The Cats were nomlnated the dark horse 1n the tournament but they proved to be champlons by dowmng Superlor 54 45 rn the hrst round They then entered the flnals by dumplng the favored Cool dge Bears 54 36 A determ1ned Chandler frve gave the Cats a scare for the flrst three quarters but the boys poured lt on ond won the champlonshxp 2724 Dave Lopez and Bucky Hallford were named o all tournament second team The Cougars then Journeyed to Tucson to take on the Wrckenburg Wranglers rn the frrst round ot the State Tournament The Cats were upset by an underated Wrangler f1V9 50 48 The Cougars then encountered Wllcox and 1mmed1ately ehmmated them from the tournament 60 42 The boys then took on Holbrook but were drshed a suite nng loss by the Roadrunners 56 45 Eugene Walker Manager Cl Font row left to right Albrecht Kinser l-lallford Kina Lopez Back row left to rtqht Palmer Pickens Gale Sorenson Wheeler Perguson and Coach Sptlsbury 3 Dave Lopez was selected All- conference second team. He was the teams top scorer and pulled his team-mates out of many difficult holes. Coach Fred Enke of the famed U. of A. Wildcats cited him as one of the few Class B players good enough to play college basket- ball. K Big 190 lb., 6'3 Bucky Hall' ford made the Cougars an out- standing pivot man. Selected on the allconference second team, he led the cats both at the hoop and as a re-bound man in their tourney drive for the championship. A10 Gilbert Chandler Florence Mairana Globe St Iohns Flagstaff Tempe C Coolidge Superior Eloy . Ray , W, Bisbee -5 Albrechr ga IC I We They 9 Florence Chandler Tempe Hayden Cool1dge Eloy Bisbee Douglas Superior Coolidge Chandler Wickenburg aaa, , A,,,,, do Wllcox uvu., uue,,,,,,,,g,g Holbrook CM ,,,,,, , ,,,,, 7 They Hall! d gels re-b d I om Cfandle Q 510 ks ho, Q I Ch 9 It I ll L QCIfCL1I'f' Q I AGA C SkC es Iwo DCI t Clams! ul er! 'TGQ -'kfI ',' '1'f'f.fk' E.,f'?f' f ..,,. .AU N... .A,yM,.. S A unwr Varsxty Basketball 0 QLGAQ 4 4 Front row Bu ky Maud Roy S1lc s Bobby flrmenta and Bobby Lopez The Krttens emoyed the1r best season ln the h1qh school s h1story by rollmq up a eason record and then qornq on to Wm the East Central Tournament The Krttens took a h1ah ly rated Cha ndler hve rnto camp 3l 30 rn the hrst round They then moved ID o the trnals oy edqmq Grlbert 45 44 The Klttens then concluded a successful season by durnpmq the Eloy Dust lmps 46 28 to re1qn as lctnqs of East Central play Sparkmq the Krttens to the1r great season were Bob Lopez loe Hammock Bob Armenia George Rrley Roy Hamrlton Roy S1ke and Wayne Crtsmon Srkes takes free throw m Coclrdqe qorre I I 4 w F 4 1 . Q iS'55fl9 '5'l 4 4 L ' xv. . A I V I V, 1 3- j 1 4 ' i y I ,A . Q U7 -.v, - Bock row: Wayne Crismon, Keith Harris, Reber' Lockwood, Roy Harmlton, and George Huey 1 ' - - T , ' ' ' 15 - 4 I . A-nl' THU! Dr Jrng t r hrs thrrd consecutrv l 55 B rc cha pronshro Coach Al Von Haz rhor ugh onscrentrous leader He ues tracq and very nearly eats After wrnmng the State Champlonshrp two years 1n a row the Cougar thlnclads are gunnrng for therr h1rd strarght Such stars as lohnny Morgan ln the hurdles l00 yd dash and relay Dave MacGregor rn the l00 220 and relay lke Hernandez and Al Cabanrllas rn the m1le Glenn Akrn rn pole vault Brll Garrett and George Marsh rn the shot put Chavo Guzman and Tom Butler rn the 440 Melvrn Ashmore and Brll Wh1te rn the 880 Brll Whrte and Chavo Guzman rn the broad Jump Lou Ross rn the hrgh Jump George Marsh and Bruce Dretrrch 1n the drscus Lloyd Stephenson rn the 100 and 220 and Torn Butler rn the relay wrll represent us All these boys wxth the help of the frne coachrng of Al Van Hazel wrll put the Cat thxnclads well on therr way to a thrrd strarght State Champlonslnp At the trme the annual went to the publrsher 1 our track captarn Iohn Morgan had unoffrclally X broken hrs state hrgh hurdle record and crack ed all Arrzona hxgh school marks rn a 9 7 XNQ v u hundred dash We expect hrm to come close t F to nat1o'1al hlgh school hurdle marks thrs sprrng Ill 1 f .1 r ' X A ,. ' l 1' :C A A e C.a A trac' . ' A , el is C1 . 9 ,, , 0 4' c c ' t o . l ' I 'A - loves it f K . it. His U husky son, Curt, is slated to be a Weight man. , . . L . . . L . , . : ' , , 1 ' 1 ' : ' ' ...L . , A A A , I if i , Ae' ' . A , U VIH P 4 ' ...Ql- TIE UUUHRS Fl ? iv v 1 l I Im. 'QI I -Q' Front row left to rrght Akm Whrte Stephenson Holt and Crrsmon Second row left to xght England Hernandez Cabamllas Guzman MacGr gor and Ashmore Back row left to rrght Manager Carlyle Butler D1etr1ch Mar h Morgan Ross and Garrett Hl.J.!..l- II ll!! ,,.-nf B111 Garrett George Marsh Shot putter Drscus Dave MacGregor Sprinter v '1 ' 'F in 'Liu 5 .A - 7 Y' f' R 1 , . ,. ,-iw' . .N , '-'Ol H 1 ' az D -A ff Q1 'K v -',.-T..,,,L'gs:-! W !' - 'ln 3, F S v v' - , .. . - : Y 3' Y ' ' 3. 1 ' 1. ' -.. , J V V Y- 1- yt 1 QS - -,' 7 - 3 I-- x . ' ' -M Lf -S.. f V 41 ,4 'J 'lk' , - m f ' - - 1 A 3 . . In 5 'X of l -lf 4 Q 'i f 'Sf' svvvvw g ,f , X' xr qw v Q xx , -- L, L K -- M, A .f 1 J .' . 5 . . . . L Lu SJ' i! '- .vrh M . dm Q., 'N ... ' - w '3 134.441 B111 Whlte Chavo Guzrrcm Brood JUFUDGT aa-aw' 1 W 6 '-am 3 n.ff'1V'T4' inf Al Cclbcmlllczs cmd Ike Hemcnflez VNeIs Y Lou Ross Hwy! jump r 44 ,A rj Qu 4 :ffl X X yo S Chen fur B occ Jumper Tom Butler Sprinter 6' 1 we p' rl - e . 2 f.'hl1 T ' '- ' tl.. I, . - 1 'Lu . L -A. . 5--' V 4 m Q Y Q, ' ' 4 . , '45 ul - ' ' , ' A AU ' Q. eflex. 4 i 3 3 A ' F gifs.. . 4 4f7Q.,vi'1 ' 3-8-I-Qiiwt f XX , . V h N 57- . A.. , ,. A lilly ,L Q 5 ' 4-f-in 1. Llc ' teA 3,1 I4 1 ' 1 l .h A 'E C. r + n - 1 an. A 4 .1 .e . ,,- 1.1 4-,uz N V --' 4 ... Q -- m --H' ,l .e X sl ' E L. 5 J 4 1 . sw - vliwvw it , .B at qs' V ,ir .ig -5, Q K B wmv, Aww V -rt Mfg K A-Evspgf f' V, 1.3-any , tx. .,., . Members ot the relay team l ft to riqht Iohn Mcrqan Dave MacGregor, Tom Butler and Did you ever watch the Cougar 880 yard relay team run? Well, you havent seen anything it you havent Chavo Guzman, 440 :nan starts for the Cats, then comes Tommy Butler, junior Speedster, third is Dave Macflreqor, Yuma franster and last long legged lflin Mzrqax, ffistest prepster in the state, lugs the baton across the finish line. Coach Thomas Ellsworth Shanty Hogan, and old pro and. veteran semi-pro player, has endeared himself to all Casa Grandeans in but two short years with us. Having already won several games by lopsided scores his Cougar baseball nine will be very near the top in State Class B hard ball circles. With just two games under their belts, both won by a huge score, the Cougar horsehiders are looking forward to a State Championship. The Cats have a veteran laden team returning for this years com- petition. Veterans returning are Dave Lo- pez, shortstop, Dave Halbison, first base, Glenn King, catcher, Art Bussari, pitcher, Beezie Piencll, left field, Charlie Bell, right field, and Frank Coxon, center field. New comers to the Varsity are Bob Lopez and Tom Cupps, freshmen sensa- tions- Bob Armenia Leo Robles Bill Glass Don Cannon Ioe Hammock Ralph Levario ZZ, . I -, J ' . 3- . I ' R 4 ,Q X . -'irq and Tony Robles With the help of Coach Shanty Hogan and the determination of these boys the Cougars will be in the thick of the tight for the State Championship BASEBALL Front row left to right Armenia lopez Robles Cupps Bussari Levario Second row Soren son manager Palmer Perguson Glass Cannon Hill Don Hallfcrd ard Concway manager lb Bell Hammock Robles and Lopez Bock row Piendl King Kinser Ha :son oxon 41174. ' 23 'Ill I lv Ili Thls yeors outer garden rs composed of Be z1e Prendl rn left Frank Coxon rn center ond Chorlre Bell rn rlqht Tommy Cupps roeln senectren wlll 'lee plenty ol octron All Iour of boys are noted for therr lug bots and lure freldrnq Be .na .lm ,lore calling the orqn Q 5 l,,n.r , .gg who rs rn 1' Jen.- f 1 L ' 1 'ei os vurs C 'Q er. P. . me E l i Q- ygfryn ' .:-j 1.1 ', Z T L' . 'K L -0114 flntl. :rj 'Le sig .:::.g,,, Bob A :t.erQ::, 3 ' ' i ii .1l. rs fini.. I uclli. 1 tl! 51 e Cougars who lacked depth 1n pxtchrnq last year are very well suppl1ed rn that department thls year Back to the h1ll aqaxn thls year IS Art Bussan three year man and Ioe Hammock sophomore fllnqer Newcomers to the hrll staff are Ralph Levarlo freshman hurler and Buck Hallford senror At first base is Dave Halbison, the depend- ' able and capable quy, who is a slick fielder and a big man with a bat. , f5 'ts' s ' Qs ,vw 93 4 The brother combinotion is what they ore coliinq Dove ond Bob Lopez, the double ploy twins ot the Couqor teom. Both ore well co-ordinoted in the field ond Bob hits well for his size, Dove oiso Curries o big wor club. Page IH 7 x Ai the bot corner is Tony Robles, the surprise member ot the teorn, who is second in iine in tne hit- tinq deportrnent ond tieids his position like o veteran. N Mr. Guy Axuffxs 1 which travels under 2110 :ty ICRGI rqfklff ,L.Q1rg1'f':: Si won the b Q y S 11'tm:t1L1r chcmlpnouship for MQ 595.1 Consecutive semester. LETTER CLUB xl: I o : r 2932 M ,414 A 1 vi' . 3 '. - x N ' X .xr . I x X '44 If - 1 - 3 Q , ' 4 Y, N ' Q N I .f '. ' 1 I dl 1 Vxjx x 3 A I s X 3 4 'H' wt 'gan . ,Q W -3:3 .- X . , 4 5 ,. gif? N' 'I sl X Y w i fl A 1 5 4 x w y 4, x 7 1' fl . x U B I V, . S A f. 'L x s a ,f ' X 5 K- X ' W -f .I g I s , 'n 63 Y w. , ,ff -1 5, sl, ' -A-ix 1291 '- N. I Vg' ' Front rcw, Qeii fc right: Eeezxe Pxendl, Glenn Klnq, Glen .'n.k1l'l, lke Hernandez, Richard Hull, Tudy Bussdri, Bch Clem- ents. Seccnd rcw: Bch Perquscn, Dr' Hclbiscn, lm: Stevens, -cr rm-.', ..:r Osbcrne, Elll Glrref, ffzc Cris-en, d Dave Lopez. Erzck row: Lloyd Stephen- son, Ken Kendall, Ioe Screnscn, Run Albrecht, Frank Ccxcn, ecrqe l-fsrsll, Coach Hcqcn, and Iclln Mcrqd . ii'- cers lor the yecr were Bel: Perqzzscn, president, Glenn Kxnq, vice president, Rich Albrecht, secxlrecs. A-rv .Z ff, J -V ,. 1'-1' .-lllilgillq. 40011304 an-warm 1- 5'3l .4 Anim alumna fflwhlll. fWQ 'll 41 -Uflwhwmwa 'mf Ggihonwu mggnwn Q' . JWUU Quang ?iQm?f'.q. 4' ' E-il? .5 A , J, A 4 j . . m'fmfmf'f4 , fm fifq 3,539 In Mfk M , ' . 1 4 f , I lr, ' Q' 2 , ,4i .?,g1:, ,qui 'gg A A A -,Aff gf 1, f Z I M L IV ,- v Q-i1'4' nh' X Jv- links, nm! The Cclscr Grande chapter of the Gxrls Athlehc Assoclcztlon IS an orqom zcrtron whose mum purpose 1S to further the qrrls rnterest rn crthletrcs It IS through th1S club that the qlrls ecrrn therr letters Agom thxs year MISS Donncx Rerser very ccrpcxbly led the G A A 1n G successful year of 1950551 cffrcers of 'he GAA, cre, left tc right: President, Louise Henson Reqistrcx of Points: Arlene Gantt, V1f6'FIT9Sid6H'f Shirley Eiiingicn, Trecsurer- Mzry Helen Serrano, :nn Cerrecry. Sheba T-lcfown. l'.lgm' I IN wan- ii I K! Thls yecrr the Iumor GAA was very ctctxve under the 1ecrdersh1p of MISS Stmlm These QIIIS held several concess1ons at dxfferent games Iumor GAA IS for freshmen qlrls only J.G.A.A. FITS' row Sarah Ccmnon Reqrswcr of pcm' Ma vczum Cummms Treasurer and MISS Sulen Spcn sor Second rcw Carolyn Clonts Vxce presxdem Ccro1Thomos Secretory Last w B1'11e Comp on Presxden 9 f . A . - - 1 ' I we . ' ' 4 , . A- . . . ' 4 n. TENNIS QQQ ,nf 3' Q Thl year all the qlrls who were mterestea ln playmq t nms took P E slxth pertod where tuey 'naster cl the1r faults and becam better acqun ted Wllh the qame Casa Grande was well represented at the state tournament and also at the other rranv meets between the nerqhborlna schools Members of the tennls team are ltrst row Sue Nelson Mary Serrano Sheba McCown and Pat Crouse Back row Barbara Chapman Martlyn Bunt Hazel Sell Be tha Bussar1 Mar1lyn MacGreqor Dudle Gamble Geral clrne Dxllard and Earlme Brown Ma y Se rano tnes for a hlgh one awvrsqavpm 'K N 'W' Fil .ws is x 1 L-A-- ,vw ...::. Sheba M hcwr wat q for e cal to be served Sue Nelson watclzmq the ball db.. sa... -Q., Earlme Brown rs sure to get thrs one over the net '.0 Gerczldrne Dlllard Ines her back hand swmq 5 . , ,. O X ., I ,lf 1 . . , K ' ' s , t W ' ., ' , ' ' M f ' Q 4, - - 1 .4 t . A 9 Q G3 I fl , ' , , r' 'I I I I - I I 1 I - W A' ' In - W Q S I r r ' ' . 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NUR SPORTS 4l'Ef7'v fjfvfakip ?..,,, ' 54' 'W WJ, . ,...:A -rf' AWK 'ffm' f , jeff .. 4. ho V K5 'L en en S H0 9 l 'lil' wfe,,.wf9',4.f 'kk that pmctrce 'ncrlces Derlecl cs she gels recrdy to drrve Ihe ball down the erl lable lerzms you musl keep your eye on the boll and be reody to swmq , 4- bl' v5 Lourse Henson shows the correct way to serve G volley bc Lf, G Off 0 ,Q 6 0,5 I QQ? 0 o 'S' H20 ,3 ffe fc-.6 1410 iii H .... 35.5 .5153 fd'-5, 1' 611 O O' 'je ...ix 'z -w R mmrzq Io ref 1 orrow Eczrlme Brown rs 'ne lovely 1 '15 bathmq beauty :gk 'axis 35 -F' z SRQX '4-6' v N kk.-Q is Shrrley Golston and Glenda Thompson ore corzcentrcrtmg on softball rf' ' f' ,g . - - f , - , Lf ff ' 2 A f V.. g I .- l ' V . K ' V t. 'C ff , r ,f r a f ' yy if 13-:Qs A ,V . -f' . fygy ,,V M r ' , 9 2 2 V V :VW V, H a r ' V, I :vw O . , 3,1 W, ,,' V QQ! 6 r' N , ff , ' ' ., , , f ug' ' 'Q W 9 fi , ff ,,. r, Q! '59 'PS 'ffffiif Q' 1-.L , ' ' ' E r .M UQ! ' 0,7 .. f 1 H' ,SCH : V ' fr fo f A - T my 4, , ov ,, . - , ,Q . AO 'JIT ' 1 f-'- 1-N 'bo' Z O l -,gh . , 1 S A Ck , . , 0 I G de f, K , V . 1: Q AV-' I -- , 1 A V 60? f 5 fix Y r - Y t Q , , , ,M 1,2 K rv Q. -.V V-A - ff .. ' MQ x V V tg. r, ' ,J': ,,' , 4 fl , Shrrley Golstorz believes iffy 4 -f ,gr . N JW .. ll TWA ' ' ,Az if L. I' ga- rr.r by fd ' ' A 1 , x ' 4, 4' A ' ff. .ws-Rig l 2535 K' f r 5 ' ' K Q' ' '-C LW' ' ! K1 In . ' N F Q 4' 4 2 ' 1 rzeve ler . Q U ,V , O 1 -.LK - -2 VA V .iw o . .V ' . , 514' 2 if 'X 'Aix' ' f 'we gH ff453i'9?: l s f V -. - 1. .1 f lg' V' ' ..r f 'Q . A 'gs A W - 4 ' 5 '11-X ' .--N. W' ' r. :. Q -.- 3' . 7' l X 'A 4 ' Q ' , ' if, 7' 'l Lf ' , iv? fr - 4-1:-, was ' - eff 1 lg ,. , V 5 -r . 4- ,,Qfg,fp 'f 'lil' - , -r ' ps? V ..1?jIfM, W f.. I ,Liv VA if V ..,' , ,VJ 1 V A' V ' : . r 'f ,' x . it . :WV HV . V -JK 4 . . ga' V ' I ll. ,Q ' NJ The Grrls Letter Club IS composed of seven members hrs year selected from the q1rls who have earned thexr letters tn GAA and have the qood quahtles of sportsrnanshlp ath l9l1C ab1l1ty leadersh1p and personalxty Under the qurdance of thexr advrsor Mlss Rerser and w1th the help of Ioyce Dxllard the1r pres1dent the club has done much to better the sports held The members are Frrst row left to rlqht Sharon Peart Hazel Sell and Mary Serrano Back row left to rrqht Anna Mae Crow Bertha Bussan Geraldxne D1llard Ioyce Dxllard and MISS Re1ser sponsor 'gf-1 Mary Helen Serrano and Bertha Bussarl are examples of the qood sports women we have rn the C-urls Letter Club ...1 Iage 12 , - I Q K I . I .. I . I , 75 lf ' X 3' 51 -sis A V' 1- ui . . , . . 4 I ' l . . . , ' I I ' V I I 1 - 2 I 3 I , - , 5 , , , 1 , - , Y . ' I , .. . I l I -P ,P ' J ' A t - S Q v S ' Q .. ' ' I U il? mn'-SHA L 2 'Qi X r-ff! The All Star Volley Ball team IS composed of the best volley ball players from the du ferent home rooms They are voted for by all the qxrls 1n all the home rooms and the ones Wlth the hrqhest number ot votes are Casa Grande s All Star Volley Ball team These qrrls are consldered v ry good and can 1ust1fy th1s when they play teams hke the Casa Grande faculty Eloy H1qh and others of our valley schools Also we have our second strxnq all stars who very capably take over for the hrst strrna when need be Mlss Burk tts home room ran away wrth thrs years G1rls 1n tramural Champ1onsh1p for the tlrst semester Home rooms are qlven polrts tor d1fferent school act1v1t1es for bemq on the honor roll pert ct attendance and for bemq ID th band Unsung mums smell. xrru umm. CHAKPIOIS sms GIRLS INTRA-MURAL UIAMPIUNS '!'. A 7 ... my , J X x I r- JM. K 2 Q 11: f T y ,, g at , f R ' M .MX T if . ..... M ' : T y T -We C 'i i . ja. Q. 4 rr - ' ,. 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Glen Akrn wrlls hrs shrney brown curly harr to tha tdemure lrttle blond Don Cannon Rrchard Albrecht wrlls those beautrtul flamboyant Argyle socks to Darwrn Krnser CKrnser hope you have some dark glasse D Lloyd Alexander wrlls hrs superror know ledge of thrngs to Chuck Wheeler Iulran Almeyda wrlls hrs fluent Spanrsh to Tommy Hrll Theresa Almeyda wrlls her beautrlul red tresses to Bertha Bussarr Sylvra Armenta wrlls her place rn the prano recrtals and concerts to Ian Kenyon Sally Armenta wrlls her abrlrty to flrrt to Loredra We t Melvrn Ashmore wrlls hrs Student Body otfrce to Allen Russell QHope you carry on as wellD Noreen Barker wrlls her Salad Bowl prrn cess crown to Pat Osborne CYou re a lovely ladyD Lloyd Brummage wrlls hrs lanky phy srque to Pretty Boy Ehle Eugene Butler wrlls hrs studrous rngen urty to Tommy Butler CYou ll go tar Tom IUY Iuanrta Butler wrlls her freckles to Gertre Lou Dodd Cleo Carlton wrlls her dramatrc abrlrty to Emaloy Stonecrpher Mard rrte Conaway wrlls hrs rob to War ren Gott we krow youll make yogr for tune Margaret Cox wrlls her wllowy trgure to Pat Crouse Franklrn Coxon wrlls hrs broad shoulders and towerrng herght to Kenry Earl Gene Crr nson wrlls hrs rob at Rya E ans to hrs lrttle brother Wayne Boo Crow wrlls hrs oeautrtul plush ye brows to Roy Srkes Theresa Cruz wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth all teachers to the new Freshman Clas who wrll need rt L LS Bob Culloden wrlls hrs romantrt. rnterests to Bobby Clements Iuanrta Davrs Frantz wrlls her place on the marrrage lrst to Glenda Thompson Martha Davrs wrlls her posrtron on the newspaper staff to Garl Petry loyce Drllard wrlls her swrlt athletrc abrl rty to her srster Geraldrne as rf she needed Shrrley Gandy wrlls her musrcal talen to Marrlyn Golston Brll Garret wrlls hrs place on the track team to Ierry Odom Brlly Glass wrlls hrs good skatrng to Ronald Holly Salvador Guzman wrlls hrs smooth looks to Robert Baker Davrd Halbrson wrlls hrs abrlrty to go to school and support a wrie to lack Kortsen Mary Lou Henness wrlls her place on the honor roll to Hazel Sell Lourse Henson wrlls her beautrful charm rng smrle to Audrey Walker Ike Hernandez wrlls hrs dancrng talents to Brlly Hoover Roy Holmes wrlls hrs dancrng talents to Brlly Hoover Roy Holmes wrlls hrs place rn lrne to the Saturday Matrnee to Irrnmy Don Tracy Hutchrns wrlls hrs yellow convert rble to anyone thats lucky enough to get one Geraldrne Hulcy wrlls her shorthand grades to lohnnre Bell Matthews Alex Iacobo wrlls hrs artrstrc talents to Coach Van Hazel Marlene lones Halbrson wrlls her cut lrttle drmples to her sr 'er Donna Glenn K ng wrlls hrs posrtron as halt back on All State to Ioe Hammock lack Krngsbury wrlls hrs place on the cheer leaders team to some lucky Iunror r , . . , . 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W rr r f Al S, WILLS Avery Lewrs wrlls hrs grrl frrend to An selmo Iacobo Barbara MacDonald wrlls the rob of bus rrr ss manager for the Senror play to Dud Gambl Davrd MacGregor wrlls hrs drrectrng ta ents to Bob Baker Davrd Lopez wrlls hrs place krckrng ex pertness to hrs lrttle brother Bobby Alvyn Marcey wrlls hrs parkrng place Cfor hrs scooterD to Frank Webb George Marsh wrlls Shrrley Sevrer to lucky George Rrley lohnny Morgan wrlls hrs track honors Cto be carrred onD to Gordon Holt Ioe Mason wrlls hrs place as edrtor of th newspaper to Bruce Dretrrch Sheba McCown wrlls her posrtron as marorette to Beverly Krle for 21 to Ioan Rosanbalm Iere Norman wrlls her chewrng gum t Marrlyn Buntz Mary Ochoa wrlls her rob at the restau rant to her lrttle srster Lupe Angre Ochoa wrlls her knrttrng talent to Shrrley Krrkland Earl Osborne wrlls hrs good looks to Dave Happel Berty McMan1s wrlls her small darnty feet to Beverly Ehle foe Parato wrlls hrs ltalran accent to G ne McFadden Irrnmy Stevens wrlls hrs good nature and freckles to the grumpy characters you meer around school Shrrley Petry wrlls her sober and serrous ways to Ion Krnard Bobby Perguson wrlls hrs way wrth W men to Ray Tackett QHave fun Ray Q Beezre CRolandD Perndl wrlls hrs photo graphy skrll to lrm Stalter lage 13 Anrta CSueD Rrce wrlls her H L s to Bev erly Antonrck Delbert Rogers wrlls hrs bat farm to Rrckey MacDonald Bob Rosenbalrn wrlls hrs Whrppet tcoupeD to Tony CSwrftyj Robles Lours Ross wrlls hrs wonderful news ar trcles to Shrrley Ethrngton Iannell Sadler wrlls her dramatrc talents to Natalre Haskell Don Savage wrlls hrs smooth vorce to Art Bussarr Antnory San Frlrppo wrlls hrs place rn the band to Bert Enos Betty Sanders wrlls her long golden harr to lanet Sorenson Wrnnre Mae Shrrley wrlls her long black curls and her 5 5 to Sue CShortyD Nelson loe Sorenson wrlls hrs borsterous loud Don Stanford wrlls hrs brg bold hand wrrtrng to Robert England Lloyd Stephenson wrlls hrs Tonr perrnan ent to Kennard Prurtt Roger Sword wrlls hrs talent fo gettrng along Wrth Mr Curtrs to Drck Hall Leona Thomen wrlls her chochetrng abrl rtres to Bonnre Brummage lohn Tverberg wrlls hrs quret vorce to Pat Schoonover lune Wagner wrlls her hrgh grades to Erdrne Baatz Eugene Walker wrlls hrs hard workrng abrlrtres to Orrnal Bender Leon Wellrngton wrlls hrs frrendly man ner to Manuel Apodoca Thomas Wrlson wrlls hrs posrtron rn 4 H to Ernest Thode Danre Lou Wood wrlls her frery temper to Mary Salem Ethel Rose wrlls her chrc wardrobe to Sharon Peart '. e ' ie . e. . I I I I I I . 1 e ' ' . U Ianrs McLaughlin wills her ability to pass manners to lames Timm. ' ' o ' ' . , . L A I I . , , OI I I I ' 7 UGBA HRA RETAIL STORES RETAIL STORES Howard Cr Stofft Yuma Statroner Peterson Brooke C1 Sfelner PBSW COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Fon SCHOOL CHURCH OFFICE INDUSTRY ZONA DISTRIBUTO :s?J:LRf:s:m2'5?CH.NES A O 'A' EDIPHONES ELLIOTT ADDRESSING MACHINES 'A' AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY A SERVICE ORGANIZATION FOR ARIZONA Good Luck Semors Coso Gronde Chamber of Commerce Congrotulotuons The Closs of SI SHELL OIL DEALER Page 140 Tucson . ir PrescoH i' ' s Yuma Safford 530 WesIWasI1ingIon - PHOENIX - Phone 2'230I O O A R I R S 1' If to 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF1951 F T Rainey Company AND EMPLOYEES SAVE MORE GROCERY Cole ond Moud CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Mortuary SENIORS OF 1951 AMBULANCE SERVICE Dlal 4417 BEST WISHES 215 S W3Sh1 gton f Om Coolidge RITCH EY DAVIS MOTORS Phone 3101 Phone 3381 FORD DEALERS TO THE SENIORS 820 E. Main Phone 3126 . 'n F GEO Y WAH THE BIG COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Fresh Cooked Chop Suey or Chow Mem To Toke Out We Coter to Portues Bonquets etc Specuollzmg m Fuli Course Dmners 5,1454 Delivery Service H OOom 8-400pm Four deliveries on Sot Phone your order Duol 3252 401 403 N Florence INMANS Richfield Service Stotuoh G dye T e t T P D 1 470 21813 Ma sr CITY TRANSFER CO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS EM ho MODERN CLEANERS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1951 400 W 2 d D 1 572 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 51 SCHADE TRANSFER And STORAGE CO 203 S K the D 13106 . I I ' H rfo wif on! ancpn oo ar ir s Q I 1 Richfield Oil Bat eries Motor une U 109 . ain Ave. P ne 3311 ia 3 . 111 . . n ia 5 . a rine ia DUSTY OWENS Furnlshes P1na1 County with the BEST 1n pump and pump repalr servxce CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 51 Phone 9942 Address 900 E Maxn ADVANCE Jomtor Supply Co Wholesale and Reta1l 532 N Sto e A e TUCSON ARIZ GREEN S SHOE STORE Red Goose Shoes CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS 1901 COMPLIMENTS JONES FURNITURE CO ULL Q9 L VE 9 IN Bgrq lgys J Orange Dunk Real Fr it To te BIRELEYS BOTTLING COMPANY of Phoenix Phone 3342 Casa Gxande 2435 Westwood Blvd 7 , ' . n v . I 1 , 0 .Q O 0 QE 23 . X fir, 5 bn-car onarc A' y 3 I L L TACKETT MOTORS 111 N Sacaton D1a1 4436 UNITED TIRES BUICK G M C TRUCKS SALES 8z SERVICE Good Luck To The Sensors Along Llfe s Hsghwoy The Po romount on Chief Theotres Henry Bowers 509 DR KARL HOEFERT Optometmst CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS N Marshall OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 HARRY B LITTLE TEXACO PRODUCTS Telephone 5521 P O Box 1125 Casa Grande Arxzona TED NELSON Insurance COMPLIMENTS THE CLASS OF 51 SENIORS OF 51 LUCK TO YOU LEE P ALLEN Insurance ' I Distributor I-01011-.. 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W School ond Sports Supply Co 220 North S th A Ph e 2 6581 GRADY 81 DICK TI-IURMAN STANDARD OIL CO OF CALIFORNIA 9911 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 Arlzono NH3 Service Compony Doyle Coffey And Duckeys Shell Stotlon DOSTER CLEANERS W 11 toW 11 Ca pets RugadFu tue 2 E2dStet 3396 .A1!lJ9lH!9 1.5 Dis ributors even venue ' Phoenix, Arizona Phone on - Y , , a a r s n rni r 13 . n r e Phone I 3, f ' l MARSTON SUPPLY School Supplxes Sz Equxpment Athlehc Supphes 81 Equlpment Ofhce Supplies 8: Equxpment OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE STUDENTS OF CASA GRANDE ,41,.Jav' Insect1c1des 'ufealern fandor Supply C0 Phone 4 5651 PHOENIX ARIZONA Phone 4 1718 228 North Second St PHOENIX ARIZONA JUST SUNDOWN MOTEL GOOD LUCK SENIORS WE APPRECIATE TAKING YOUR CLASS PICTURES JEN DIKE Stud los 24 E Washmgton Phoemx CO. 324 N. Central Ave. WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR CONGRATUI ATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 0 THE OMALLEY LUMBER CO Complete Lme of Lumber and Buxldmg Supphes CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS from Vern Walton And Mossey Horns PONTIAC DEALER The Town Shops Ladxes Ready to Wear 106 Florence St N Mam St CASA GRANDE ELOY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS From H H BRIGGS JEWELERS Gruen EIg1DW3lLhQ9 Phonograph Records Germon Construction Co BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 3228 RGSICIGIICC 338.3 Busmess GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 01 PIONEER MARKET GROCERIES And MEATS Ex erx thmg, for the Table CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE Don Lockwood AGENCY A IZ LI 1 . 3 , 108 W. Main Phone ' Y . - ' . I , , . .I , , ' Y IV We Take Great Pride ln Offering our Congratulations tothe Class of l95O May you have great success IH your future years VAILILIEV Congratulatlons To the Class ot 50 Good Luck Sensors THE Cobbs POPULAR STORE Serrano Bros Department Store 1g149 .Um9a4ffZa1aw4aJ9n4A1u!mna1!AeRwA4,Maaat4a18!da We Wish ta Extend Our Cangratulatians Ta the Graduating Class at l95l Martins Drug Co REXALL PRODUCTS Casa Grande Arlzana Cangratulataans The Class at 50 an Dry Cleaners COINC RATLLATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1 Casa Grande Duspatch d Q stxtaes GOFF CHEVROLET CO N Sac to ta Pinal County's I Lea in Newspaper Casa Grande Laundry caxamTu1,AT1axs TO THE Plume 5531 106 'a n St 1 g 1:0 COINGRATULATIOIN S FRONI THE Po rornount Pockmg Co HOME OF PEN FED BEEF Casa Grande ief 6000 8586705 and 6llRYI'lER CJRPVRHDVIY M nPAn Hfkffhr IIUDGE 01 PLYMUIITII Q a also Qj' noncempu N ,gf mucus il IMIQIFJZSE N O E S APPLIANCE CENTER RCA Vlctor R3d1O and Te1ev1s1on Fr1g1da1re Apphances STUDEBAKER SALES 8z SERVICE Cars and Trucks of Outstandmg Stvle Performance and Economy Expelt car and truck seruce for Studebakex and other makes Authorxzed Sales 8z Serxlce ETHINGTON MOTOR CO 917 N Pmal Axe Phone 3350 C OOD LUCK SENIORS Foxworth Golbrolth Lumber Cornpony Incorporated Lumber and Bulldlngj Materxal Sp9C1811Z1f1g 1n all Kmds Of Buxldlng, Materlals Page lal v v I 1 - 1 . is va I ' Y lg nun Q. 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