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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1958 volume:

casa grande union high school casa grande, arizona 1958 books have sustained man since the earliest times, they can sup- port him under solitude and keep him from becoming a burden to himself. “the best of a book is not the thought which it con- tains, but the thought which it sug- gests; just as the charm of music dwells not in the tones but in the echoes of our hearts.’’ - oliver wendell holmes, we the staff of the 1958 cougar wish to help the reader to forget for a while the complexity of mankind, compose his cares and lay his disappoint- ments to rest, imagination can lead a man into his own separate world, men commonly think ac- cording to their inclinations, speak according to their learning and imbibed opinions, but generally act according to custom, abstract inhibitions laid down on paper let a man make use of the creative channels of his mind, abstract art work combined with the ef- forts of the staff lead the reader through the three memorable sea- sons of the 1957-’58 school year at cguhs. {■ r’ - 2 - just as this “cougar” records the many activities of teachers and students, so does it tell of the changes to our campus which took place this year, the completion of new classrooms on the west end of the campus found ten additional rooms available for fu- ture use. table of contents page big and little wheels............7 people..........................33 seniors......................35 juniors......................55 sophomores...................72 freshmen.....................81 fall............................91 winter.........................129 spring.........................175 % mr. arthur brown, vice-principal of casa grande union high school, for the past three years, has won the respect and admiration of the student body and faculty for his unselfish devotion to student welfare and the upbuilding of our school. with sincere thanks for his sustained interest, we dedicate the 1S58 cougar. - 5 - “if i must go” if i must go to heaven’s end climbing the ages like a stair, be near me and forever bend with the same eyes above me there; time will fly past us like leaves flying, we shall not heed, for we shall be beyond living, beyond dying, knowing and known unchangeably. sara teasdale - 6 - ■ I ■ '°A ,- Ok, 5 Wa y°6 ' fjfe o . o«,. ' ,? r°foj, t ie °o a - « ' . ! - 9 - 09607364 as superintendent of casa grande union high school, mr. curtis works to further the growth of our school, his guiding hand is felt in all departments as all stu- dents realize and appreciate the many tasks he performs for their benefit, each and everyone of us extend our graditude to him. ctguhs school board the casa grande union high school board members through their united efforts have performed a major job in the community, they are the ones that represent the people’s wishes regarding the school, and have spent long, hard hours trying to carry them out. we have an outstanding school which is due in a large part to the board’s devotion, they have achi- eved for us state-wide recognition in many educational fields, for this they deserve much credit. 10 - the assiduous and important job of keeping attendance, absentee, and make-up slips re- corded is taken over by competent mrs. dorothy brown, she holds a great responsibility in our office staff and carries it through effectively. mrs. bonebrakes’s endless duty has been keeping records of all clubs and classes, she is the genial person at the bookstore who takes care of expenditures of the school and aids in selling books and materials to the students, she always has a cheerful smile for all. mr. curtis is fortunate to have such a capable and dependable private secretary as mrs. mild- red hannon. she manages her secretarial work efficiently and she takes care of all school correspondence and takes minutes at school board meetings. june harris, one of mr. brown’s helpers, works in the office every monday morning filling out absen- tee slips. 11 bill trappman, president gerry peters, vice president barbara tribble, secretary ann ryan, treasurer f student council student council, governing body of our student body worked hard all year. They supervised the freshmen initiation at the mountain, attended the student council convention, sponsored dances, and handled the govern- mental porblems of our high school. the student body officers, leaders of the student council, function as the head of our student body. they are four outstanding students who have contributed much to make this a prosperous year. 13 - t.o. beach m.s. university of arizona victor edman b.s., m. of ag. university of arizona the ultimate goal that both mr. beach and mr. edman are striving for in the agri- culture department is to establish boys in farming or a related occupation. agriculture 1 is given as a general farm- ing course to help students discover whether or not they are interested in agriculture as a life work, it familiarizes them with the many phases of agriculture. the second year agricultural student learns the actual production methods as well as an introduction to farm shop, students are required to begin a farming program in their second year along with class in- struction. agriculture III begins sectional speci- alization in the fields of animal breeding, special crops, soil and water management, and farm shop, a farming program is also required. the fourth year of agriculture primarily deals with farm management and helps the student get established in farming, work on projects and farm shop is included in the years work. agriculture is a wide and extensive field and gives a boy an insite into the agriculture field after graduation. arl and speed) david hardaway b.a. arizona state college mr. hardaway heads the expressive art and speech departments. art is available to students who possess the talents and desire to do creative work. mr. hardaway covers the fundamentals of drawing and painting. opportunities are presented the student to enter local and state art shows. the speech and dramatics department gives a student poise and voice control, the first semester includes speech while dramatics are taken during the second half of the year, students receive practice informal and infor- mal speech and in presenting plays of various types. 15 - band and chorus jane smith, b. a. mus. ed. university of arizona harvey smith, m. a. mus. ed. vandercook school of music jane smith, who is the choir director this year is new to our faculty, fund- amentals of singing, sight reading and rhythm are studied in her class, the chorus provides entertainment for numerous programs throughout the year. our outstanding band this year is one of which we can be proud, the schedule includes, band day, spring concert, dif- ferent parades and their numerous half- time shows, harvey smith, our band director, should be highly praised for producing such a commendable band. evelyn morris b. a. in ed. arizona state college frank vincent m.a. arizona state college typing 1 students learn the fundamentals of typing during the first semester and in the second semester mr. vincent, the typing instructor, gives more personal and advanced work. shorthand 1 students are thoroughly instructed in shorthand symboles and techniques by mrs. morris, who is new here this year, this course is especially designed for girls planning to do office work and also valuable to the student planning to go on to college. the picture to the left is of some students diligently doing advanced work in office prac- tice. the course includes office work in typing and shorthand. it is a definite must course for those planning to make office work a career. mrs. morris also teaches the fundamentals of record keeping and the problems of business to her bookkeeping students. 17 - guy acuff b.a., m.a. arizona state college english james brunstein robert groom b.s., m.a. b.a. in ed. arizona state college arizona state college english II, taught by mr. groom and mr. mcginnis, is a more in- tense study of the things taught in english I. a great deal of time is placed on studying the different types of writings, book reports are required every six weeks. english IV, taught bymr. brunstein, is one of the most essential college pre- paratory courses offered in our high school, a com- plete formal research term paper is required of all students, vocabulary work is stressed and a complete study of grammar and theme writing is covered. 18 - laverne hudson, b.a., ouachita baptist college ila johnson, a.b., parsons college alien e. mcginnis, b.a., university of arizona department freshmen english students undertook a read- ing development program for the first time this year, they also concentrated on spelling improvement and basic grammar rules, many classes were enlivened with oral work, such as panel discussions and impromptu speeches, mrs. johnson, mrs. hudson, and mr. brun- stein are the three adept english 1 teachers. ■■■ mr. acuff’s and mr. mcginnis’s english 111 classes study the dif- ferent phases of american litera- ture. the past year a great deal of emphasis was placed on mastery of basic spelling words, including those which are used and misused the most, since this is the last year of high school english for about half the juniors, much is taught and reviewed. 19 - virginia rosbach m.a. university of texas ralph smith b.a. arizona state college the Spanish department this year is trying to emphazise oral expression to a greater extent than ever before, the first year stu- dents are started out with “platicas” which means small conversation. they are the basis for beginning conversation, the first year classes are conducted in Spanish some- what with the goal of conducting the entire class in Spanish. Spanish II emphasizes verbal usage and vocabulary study. mrs. rosbach instructs Spanish II with a continuation in oral conversation and advanced “platicas”. the students receive abetter understanding of practical Spanish this way. guidance office i robert plunkett, m.a. u. of Colorado the guidance office has developed tre- mendously under mr. plunkett and miss burgett, girls’ counselor, it has an ex- tensive store house of information for the student interested either in college or a particular vocation preference, the department conducts a large variety of tests in aiding the student, it has helped many a student in school and home problems, this is our guidance department, guiding students to take the right road for their future and career. - 21 home economics janet beck, b.s. university of arizona jean ellsworth, b.s. brigham young university miss beck is shown here instructing two home ec. I students in the art of cooking. here two advanced home ec. students are shown putting the final touches on the garments that they are making. lee bedillon, b. s., kansas state teachers college industrial arts I J james h. metzger, b. s., arizona state college at tempe in auto mechanics, mr. staats’ students learn what makes a car tick, they study the theory and application of mechanics by actually repairing cars. the study of the theory of radios and practical application by repairing and build- ing radio units are undertaken by the radio students. this course is also taught by mr. staats. mr. metzger’s mechanical drawing stu- dents find his class very helpful in other workshop courses, practical drawings are made by class members. building trades, for boys who have had two years of wood shop, is another two- hour course involving the most advanced type of wood work along with as many projects as mr. bedillon and his students can handle. aeronautics students place a great deal of emphasis on all phases of flying and aviation, although they seldom get up in the air. most of their learning is done in the classroom. mr. bedillon’s and mr. metzger’s shop boys are carefully supervised in the use of power tools and other woodwork instruments. Charles staats, b. a. arizona state college at tempe - 23 - gladys burkett b.s. in ed., university of Oregon m.s. in ed. m.s. in lib.sci.,louisiana state u. mrs. burkett, our able librarian, is shown above looking up an over-due book for a student, this is just one of her numerous tasks she performs during the day. the library is a pleasant and quiet room where students find research material as well as books for pleasure reading, many students enjoy the helpful atmosphere of the library, the library is truly an asset to our school. linda bendixen is shown in the picture to the right using the card file, this system makes it easy for students to locate books in our library. - 24 - curtis arnett b.s. arizona state college robert armstrong m.s. university of iowa kate burgett m.a. western reserve, u. math department our mathematics department offers a wide selection to the students from general math to trigonometry, on the math staff we have our experts miss burgett and mr. thomas. mr. arnett is our able new teacher and mr. armstrong is back more efficient than ever after a year absence. mr. arnett starts the freshman off with a general all over picture of mathematical problems covering every day life, miss bur- gett teaches algebra I, which is required for entrance to many colleges, it is needed by students expecting to enter specialized fields of training such as engineering or science. mr. thomas’ geometry class developes logical thinking, the course deals with angles, polygons and relationships between them. mr. armstrong deals with the advanced courses in math, those students planning a study in science and mathematics are re- commended by their advisors to include trig- onometry, solid geometry and advanced algebra in their study. arizona mr. vincent is seen with his photography journalism class, he instructs them in using cameras, taking pictures, and printing them. fay mccormick b.a. in ed., university of arizona a definite necessity to our annual and cougar growl is the photography staff. they take the pictures and develop some of them. physical education F pat thomas b.s.e., m. ed. university of arkansas 26 - miss mccormick is illustrating to her sixth hour class how to score a strike or spare, her students make a trip over to the bowling alley daily during one six weeks, sports are diversified throughout the year, giving a well rounded program. miss thomas is shown with her tennis class, many long hours of practice go into the making of a winning tennis team. al van hazel b.a. arizona state college mr. van hazel’s physical educa- tion class provides hearty ex- cercise and enjoyable participa- tion for most boys. - 27 - kenneth w. dobson b.s. in ed., ohio state u. m.a. in ed., kent state u. science general science is pictured above, mr. dobson instructs this class to underclassmen. it ac- quaints the student with the various fields of science and helps him determine his own interest. mr. dobson’s physics students are shown above, demonstrating the mechanical ad- vantage of pulleys. physics, the study of light, sound, magnetism and electri- city gives an extensive background of study for the scientific minded student. the chemistry classes divide their time between the classroom and lab. even though there are explosions and wierd odors emitted, the class receives an interesting experience in chemistry, breakage deposits are one dollar, but they usually run higher when the ex- periments get underway. - 28 department william h. johnson b. a. arizona state college m.a. Oklahoma state u. mr. johnson’s horrified students are becoming familiar with a tarantula! - 29 - mr. groom also instructs biology, it is the study of living things and aids the students in living a more complete life in being more familiar of their environ- ment. american history, taught by mr. crawford and mr. brackett, is re- quired of all junior student’s for graduation. this course deals with the development of america with par- ticular emphasis on recent and cur- rent history and the development of the united states today. a new addition to the american history room this year was contributed by the art department and featured three murals depicting scenes from ameri- can history, done by former students under the direction of mr. hardaway, the pictures added a great deal of aesthetic value to the understanding of the three events included in the pictures. - 30 - studies democracy deals mainly with the workings of the government, responsibilities and priv- ileges of citizenship, and the study of the constitution of arizona and of the united states, this course, which is required of all seniors, is taught by mr. cours. ray cours b.s. morningside college freddy diwan, of first hour democracy, listens as mr. cours reads a section from the text. the economic conditions of the world as well as the physical geography and changing outlines of the var- ious countries are studied in mr. cours’s world geography class. this interesting course is open to all stu- dents except freshmen. i� � ■� al nader b.a., m.a. asc at flagstaff jack spilsbury b.s. u. of. a. Virginia garcia (below) opening the door of the driver’s training car to begin her day’s driving les- son. room 12 in the main building is the study hall where books, reports and themes are written by intense students who spend an hour of concentrated study (most of the time), mr. nader maintains this study hall. driver’s training driver’s training, a non-credit course, is taught by mr. spilsbury. it lasts six weeks and is taken during study hall or p.e. this course has proved very beneficary since many of our students have become better qualified and more courteous drivers under the watchful eye of mr. spilsbury. - 32 - opportunity master of human destinies am i. fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait, cities and fields i walk; i penetrate deserts and seas remote, and, passing by hovel, and mart, and palace, soon or late i knock unbidden once at every gate! if sleeping, wake-if feasting, rise before i turn away, it is the hour of fate, and they who follow me reach every state mortals desire, and conquer every foe save death; but those who doubt or hesitate, condemned to failure, penury, and woe, seek me in vain and uselessly implore- i answer not, and i return no more. john james ingalls - 34 - mark acuff boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1, 2,3,4; president, 2; essay contest win- ner, 1; freshman basketball, 1; quill and scroll, 3,4; cou- gar growl, 3,4; co- editor, 4; nspa gold star, 4; j.v. basket- ball, 2; j.v. football, 1,2; boys’ state, 3; rotary distinguished citizen award, 3; varsity track, 4; let- termen’s club, 4; national honor so- ciety, 3,4; drama club play, 4; student ro- tarian, 4; football, 4. bonnie adams girls’ league, 1,2,3 4; camera club, 2; all-school play, 2. ginger aguero boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1; freshman basketball, 1; track, 3,4; foot- ball, 3,4; jim allee boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; boys’ state nominee, 3; national honor society, 4; homeroom sec- retary-treasurer. ronald allison transfer from tucson indian school; boys’ chorus, 1,2,3; senior choir, 2,3; basket- ball, 2,3; football, 2, 3; band, 2,3. gloria alvarez junior gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3; pan american, 1,2,3,4; drama club, 2,4; fha, 1; girls’ league, 1,2,3,4; an- nual staff, 3,4; girls’ sports editor, 3; class pictures, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; secretary - trea- surer, 4; salt river valley speech festi- val, 3; freshmen vol- leyball, 1; basket- ball, 2; all-school play, 3,4; girls’ fol- lies, 1,2,3,4; home- room vice president, 3; pep club, 2; nspa gold star, 4; casa grande speech festi- val, 3; polio basket- ball tournament, 2, 3,4; drama club play, 4. - 36 - barbara anderson william beville girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; junior gaa, 1; point recorder, 1; gaa, 2, 3,4; fha, 1,2,3; de- grees chairman, 2; secretary, 3; glc, 3, 4; secretary 3; vice president, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; national honor society, 4; an- nual staff, 3,4; as- sistant editor, 3; co- editor, 4; girls’state alternate, 3; girls’ follies, 2; junior var- sity tennis, 2; varsity tennis, 3,4; home- room secretary, 2; polio basketball tour- nament, 3; nspa gold star, 4. edmund andrade j.v. football, 1,2; var- sity football, 3;fresh- men basketball, 1; j. v. basketball, 2; var- sity basketball,3;out- ing club, 1; boys’ fed- eration, 1,2,3,4; let- termen’s club, 3,4; manager, varsity football, 4. olga araiza girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; fha, 1; cougar growl, 3. transfer from chand- ler, arizona; hi-y, 1, 2,3; model legis- lature, 3; officers training conference, 3; Spanish club, 2, 3; science club, 1, 2,3,4; vice president, 2; president, 3; stu- dent council, 1 -.fresh- man representative, 1; nasc convention, 1; junior class play, 3; senior class play, 4; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4; cameraclub, 3; drama club, 3; an- nual staff, 3; assis- tant editor, 3. ronald black freshmen basketball, 1; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4; scienceclub, 1,2,3,4; j.v. basket- ball, 2; national honor society, 3,4; pan american, 3; track, 3; boys’ state nomi- nee, 3; boys’ follies, 3,4; senior play, 4; science club presi- dent, 4; all-school play, 4; drama club, 4; boys’ tennis, 4; senior executive council, 4; letter- men’s club, 4; stu- dent rotarian, 4; senior class presi- dent. jerry brenizer j.v. baseball. 1; j.v. football, 2; varsity football, 3; track, 2, 3,4; varsity baseball, 4; science club, 1, 2,3,4; treasurer, 4; senior play, 4; boys’ federations, 1,2,3,4; boys’ federation council, 3,4; boys’ follies, 3,4; home- room treasurer, 3. - 37 joe brown lesli carl boys' federation, 1, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. basketball, 2; freshman basket- ball, 1; varsity foot- ball, 3,4; varsity basketball, 3,4;junior carnival king, 3; pan american, 2,3,4; band, 1. girls' league, 1,2,3,4. judy cannon bertie carty girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; fha, 1; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3; drama club, 3; majorette, 1,2,3. girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; glc, 3,4; vice president, 3; fha. 1; freshman volleyball team, 1; polio bas- ketball tournament,2, 4; j.v. tennis, 2; var- sity tennis, 2; outing club, 1; drama club, 4; commercial club, 4; homeroom vice president, 3; pepclub, 2; seniorplay,4;girls' follies, 1,2,4. barbara carder esau Charles girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; girls’ follies, 2, 4; fha, 1,2; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2; j.v. cheer- leader, 1; pom pon girl, 2; varsitycheer- leader, 3,4; cheer- leading clinic, 3,4; cougar growl staff, 4; pep club, 2. boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4. - 38 - robbie collings national honor so- ciety, 3.4:treasurer. 4. pan american, 1. 2,3.4; jr. carnival queen candidate, 4; annual queen candi- date, 2.3; fha. 1.2. 3: parliamentarian, 2; treasurer, 3; pom pon girl, 2,3,4: head pom pon girl. 4; girls' league, 1,2,3,4; girls’ follies, 2,3; annual staff, 4; copy editor, 4; quill and scroll, 4; senior play, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; pep club, 2; polio basketball tourna- ment, 3; b.p.w. of the month; drama club,4. joyce conley girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; fha, 1; homeroom treasurer, 1; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; sec- retary-treasurer, 4; outing club, 1,2; glc, 3,4; president, 4: commercial club, 4: pan american, 3; po- lio basketball tour- nament, 2,3,4; girls’ follies, 4; varsity a volleyball, 2; fresh- man volleyball, 1. jerry Conner varsity football, 3,4; varsity basketball, 3, 4; varsity baseball, 2,3,4; j.v. basketball 2; j.v. baseball. 1; freshman basketball, 1; boys’ state, 3; sen- ator, 3; american history achievement award, 3; boys’ fed- eration, 1,2,3,4; president, 4; boys' federation council, 3,4; student council 4; senior executive council, 4; cougar growl staff, 3,4; co- editor, 4; pan amer- ican, 1,2,3,4; letter- man’s club, 3.4; quill and scroll, 3.4; na- tional honor society, 3,4; student rotarian, 4; nspa gold star. 4. norman cook operators’ club, 3.4; boys’ federation, 1,2. 3,4; boys’ follies, 3. Chester corley boys’ federation. 1,2, 3.4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; treasurer, 4; track, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 2; varsity football, 3. karen crouse girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; glc, 2,3,4; treasurer, 3; fha, 1, 2,3,4; publicity chairman, 2; presi- dent, 3,4; pan ameri- can, 1,2,3,4; nation- al honor society, 3.4; secretary, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; homeroom vice president, 2; junior class representative. 3; senior class re- presentative. 4; stu- dent council, 3,4; senior executive council, 4; annual staff, 3,4; co-copy editor, 3; business manager, 4; girls’ follies, 2,3,4; girls’ state alternate, 3; varsity tennis, 2,3,4; science fair winner, 3; american history scholastic award, 3; varsity b volleyball, 3; nspa gold star. 4; polio basketball tour- nament, 2,3,4. - 39 carol dismukes transfer from flor- ence, arizona, 1; girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; outing club 2, 3,4; vice president, 3; president, 4; out- ing club executive council, 4; gaa 1; drama club, 3; com- mercial club, 4; pub- licity chairman, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; president, 4; annual staff, 3,4; copy edi- tor, 3; assistant bus- iness manager, 4; feature editor, 4; nspa gold star, 4; pan american, 2; guidance office sec- retary, 3,4; senior class treasurer, 4; senior executive council, 4; national honor society, 4; jr. bpw, 4; pep club, 2; girls’ follies, 2,3. fred diwan boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; sen- tinel, 2; reporter, 3; arizona hereford a- ward. 2; state farmer 3 ; chapter star far- mer, 3; band, 1,2; boys’ follies, 3,4; varsity football, 4. jerry donahue boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; ffa, 1; operators’ club, 2,3,4. john doster boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; ffa, 1,2 ; j.v. bas- ketball, 1; varsity basketball, 3; bas- ketball manager, 3,4; annual king candi- date, 2. karen duhamell transfer from cool- idge, arizona, 4; girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; fha, 1,2; gaa, 1,2; pom pon girl, 3; pep club, 3. glen emert transfer from cool- idge, arizona, 3; boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; boys’ federation council, 4; track, 3, 4; varsity football, 4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; sentinel, 2; senior play, 4; let- terman’s club, 3,4; boys’ follies, 3,4. - 40 - sandra etheredge girls1 league, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 2, 3; commercial club, 4; jr. gaa, 1; fha, 1; drama club, 2,3. arnulfo garcia marilyn fye boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1,2,3,4; vice pres- ident, 3; letterman’s club, 4; freshman basketball, 1; j.v. basketball, 2; varsity basketball, 3,4; na- tional honor society, 3,4; president, 4; seniorexecut ive council, 4. girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; girls’ league council, 1; fha, 1,2; pan american, 1,2, 3,4; jr. gaa, 1; quill and scroll, 3,4; girls’ follies. 1,2; cougar growl staff, 3; essay winner, 2; homeroom president, 3; pep club, 2; annual staff, 4; co-editor, 4; na- tional honor society, 3,4; girls’ state, 3; city manager, 3; stu- israel garcia dent director of sen- ior play, 4; nspagold star, 4; drama club, 4. herbert gaines boys’ federation, 1.2, 3,4; track, 1; fresh- man football, 1; drama club, 1; home- room president, 1. boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4. dorothy gates girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4. - 41 anna faye gaw transfer from el cen- tro, California, 2; girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 2,3,4; national honor society, 4; home- room secretary- treasurer, 3; senior play, 4; activities secretary, 4. billy joe gaw transfer from el cen- tro, California, 2; boys’ federation, 1,2, 3, 4; letterman’s club, 1; j.v. football, 1; varsity football manager, 3. sue gladden jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3, 4; pan american, 1, 2,3,4; national honor society, 4; drama club, 4; girls’league, 1,2,3,4; all-school play, 3; girls’ follies, 2,4; pom pon girl, 4; state mathematics test award, 2; varsity b volleyball, 3; dra- ma club play, 4; po- lio basketball tour- nament, 2,3. duane grubbs boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1,2; ffa, 1; student council, 2; soph- omore representa- tive, 2. vicki hackworth jr. gaa, 1; point re- corder, 1; gaa, 2,3; pan american, 1,2, 3,4; secretary, 2; homeroom president, 2; fha, 1,2,3; pro- gram chairman, 1; girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; program chair- man, 3; president, 4; girls’ league council, 3,4; girls’ league co- ordinating council, 3, 4; girls’ follies, 1,2, 3,4; mistress of ceremonies, 3; girls’ state, 3; city council- woman, 3; national honor society, 3.4; pep club, 2; j.v. cheerleader, 1; pom pon girl, 2; varsity cheerleader, 3, 4; head cheerleader, 3, 4; cheerleading cli- nic, 3,4; student council, 3,4; junior class vice president, 3; senior executive council 4; student council convention, 3,4. june harris girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; girls’ follies, 1, 2,3,4; pan american, 1,2,3,4; fha, 1,2,3; outing club, 1,3,4; secretary - trea- surer, 4; student dir- ector of senior play, 4; band, 2,3; national honor society, 4; cougar growl staff, 4; girls' chorus, 1; drama club play, 4. - 42 neil harrison boys' federation, 1,2, 3,4; ffa, 1; operators' club, 3,4; industrial arts, 1. luis hernandez boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; pan american, 1,2,3,4; letterman's club, 1,2,3,4; track, 1,2,3,4; cross coun- try, 2,3,4; varsity football, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 2; sopho- more class vice president, 2; senior class vice president, 4; boys’ federation council, 4; boys’ fol- lies, 3,4; quill and scroll, 4; annual staff, 4; boys’ sports editor, 4; homeroom treasurer, 3. richard hernandez boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 3’ drama club, 1; camera club, 1; band, 1,4; boys' chorus, 1; boys’ follies, 4; all- school play, 1. dennis hill boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; band, 1; pan american, 1,2; home- room treasurer, 3; boys’ follies, 4. nadean holladay majorette, 1,2,3; girls’ league, 1.2,3, 4; fha, 1; drama club, 2,3; pep club, 2; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3. Clyde honeycutt boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; homeroom secreta- ry-treasurer, 2,3; annual king candi- date, 3; track, 1,2, 3,4. - 43 - bill hurd science club. 1,2,3, 4; secretary-treas- urer, 1; chess club, 2; secretary, 2; out- ing club, 2; drama club, 3,4; arizona junior academy of science, 3,4; presi- dent, 3,4; senior play, 2,3; stage man- ager, 2,3; all-school Play, 2,3. Winifred johns transfer from cool- idge, arizona, 4;gaa, 1,2,3,4; pep club, 3; girls' league, 1,2,3, 4; typing awards, 2, 3. edwin johnson boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1,2; varsity football, 3,4; j.v. baseball, 1, 2; varsity baseball, 3. pat johnston outing club, 1,2,3,4; gaa, 2,4; jr. gaa, 1; nurses club, 2; band, 1,2,3,4; arizona jun- ior academy of sci- ence, 4; executive board, 4; national honor society, 4; vice president of outing club. 4; girls’league, 1,2,3,4; freshman volleyball, 1. carole ann jones girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; girls follies, 1; pan american, 1,2,3, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; nurses club, 4; outing club 1; li- brary club, 1; band, 1. t ira jones camera club, 1.2; capa, 1,2; second lieutenant. 2; wrest- ling, 1,2,3; photogra- phy club, 4; in- dustrial arts, 2; boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4. - 44 - judy jones girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; representative, 3; vice president, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; pep club, 2; pan amer- ican, 1,2,3; quill and scroll, 3; fha, 1,2, 3,4; national honor society, 3,4; vice president, 4; annual staff, 3; student bpw, 4; essay winner, 3; girls’ league council, 3,4; senior executive council, 4; student council, 4; jr. carni- carqueen candidate, 3; ffa sweetheart candidate, 2; annual queen, 3; girls’fol- lies, 4. karen kellison transfer from hollis, Oklahoma, 3; fha, 1, 2,3; secretary, 2; jr. aeolian music club, 2,3; secretary- treasurer, 3; nation- al honor society, 4; girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; secretary of soph- omore class, 2. connie knight girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; point record- er, 3; pan american, 1,2,3,4; band, 1; dra- ma club, 4; girls’ follies, 2,3,4; all- school play, 3; sen- ior play, 4; cougar growl staff, 4; copy editor, 4; quill and scroll, 4; pep club, 2. sharon kortsen girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; fha, 1; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3; drama club, 2,3; vice pres- ident, 3; homeroom vice president, 1,2; annual staff, 3,4; ac- tivities, 3; class pic- tures, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; vice president, 4; nspa gold star, 4; jr. car- nival queen, 1; an- nual queen candidate, 2,4; ffa chapter sweetheart can- didate, 3; varsity cheerleader, 3,4; cheerleading clinic, 3,4; pep club, 2; girls’ follies, 3; po- lio basketball tourna- ment, 3. fred lambeth boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; president, 3; ffa, 1,2,3,4; president, 4; secretary, 3; south central federation, ffa treas., 3; boys’ state alternate, 3; boys’ follies 2,4; an- nual king candidate, 2; homeroom pres., 3; sec.-treas., 2; student rotarian, 3; senior executive council, 4; jr. car- nival king camdidate, 4; senior play, 4; quill and scroll, 3; freshman basketball, 1; j.v. basketball, baseball, football, 2; varsity football, baseball, 3,4; varsity basketball, 3; hon- orary football cap- tain, 4; industrial arts president, 2. dale larson ffa, 1,2; boys’ feder- ation, 1,2,3.4; outing club, 1; homeroom treasurer, 1; boys’ follies, 3; drama club, 3. - 45 david linley boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; letterman’s club, 2,3,4; boys’ fol- lies, 3,4; j.v. football 1,2; varsity football manager, 3; j.v. baseball, 1; varsity baseball, 2,3,4; j.v. basketball, 2; outing club, 1; homeroom secretary, 2. phillipa liston girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; nurses club, 3,4. carlos lopez ffa, 1; pan american, 1, 2, 3, 4; freshman basketball, 1; j.v. baseball, 1; soph- omore class pres- ident, 2; student council, 2,3,4; j. v. basketball, 2; j.v. football, 2; junior class president, 3; varsity football, 3,4; varsity basketball, 3, 4; varsity baseball, 3,4; letterman’s club, 3,4; president, 4; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4; secretary- treasurer, 4; senior class representative, 4; senior executive council, 4; boys’ state, 3. gloria lowe girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1,2,3,4; drama club, 3; fha, 1; cougar growl staff, 4; girls’ follies, 1,4; polio basketball tourna- ment, 2,3. fred lowe boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1,2,3,4; letterman’s club, 3,4; varsity football, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. basketball, 2; fresh- man basketball, 1; track manager, 3; j.v. baseball, 1; var- sity baseball, 2; out- ing club, 1. harold me cain boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1,2; captain, 1; j.v. basketball, 1. - 46 - karlene me gee girls’ league, 1,2, 3,4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; fha, 3; drama club, 4; girls’ follies, 2; gaa point re- corder, 4; glc, 4; po- lio basketball tourna- ment, 2,3,4; fresh- man volleyball, 1; varsity b volleyball, 2,3; pep club, 2; j.v. tennis, 3,4; drama club play, 4; senior executive council, 4; national honor socie- ty, 4; student direc- tor of senior play, 4. terry marsh j. v. baseball, 1; out- ing club, 1; ffa, 2,3; boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4. jim mendenhall ffa, 1; treasurer, 3; secretary, 4; j.v. football, 1; varsity football, 2,3; track, 2,3,4; cross country, 2,3,4; boys’ federa- tion, 1,2,3,4; letter- man’s club, 2,3,4. myrna nelson jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3, 4; girls’ league, 1, 2,3,4; freshman vol- leyball, 1; girls’ fol- lies, 4; pep club, 2; polio basketball tournament, 1,2,3. jimmy noth transfer from cool- idge, arizona; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4. shirley odom jr. gaa, 1; outing club, 1; commercial club, 3,4; library as- sistant, 3; library secretary, 4; student director of senior play, 4; girls’league, 1,2,3,4. - 47 - jim park boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; pan american, 3,4; band, 1,2;drama club, 2; boys’follies, 2,3,4; science club, 3,4; freshman bas- ketball, 1. gerry peters j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. basketball, 1,2; var- sity football, 2,3,4; 2nd team all-conf., 3; hon. mention all- state, 3; captain, 4; varsity basketball, 2, 3,4; varsity baseball, 1.2,3,4; freshman vice-pres.; j. carni- val king candidate, 1; letterman’s club, 1,2,3,4; boys’ feder- ation, 1,2,3,4; boys’ fed. council, 2,4; ri- fle club, 3; senior ex- ec. council, 4; boys’ state alt., 3; home- room treas., 1; homeroom vice- pres., 3; student body vice-pres., 4; boys’ fed. vice-pres., 4; lettermen’s club vice-pres., 4; nat’l honor society, 4; stu- dent council, 4; all- con. 1st team foot- ball, 4; all-state 2nd team football, 4. carol lynn petry pep club, 2; pom pon girl, 2,3,4; girls’ follies, 2,3,4; jr. gaa, 1; secretary-treas- urer, 1; homeroom secretary - treas- urer, 1; ffa sweet- heart, 3; gaa, 2; pan american, 1,2,3,4; girls' league, 1,2,3, 4; national honor so- ciety, 4; polio bas- ketball tournament, 3. eric pratt boys' federation, 1, 2,3,4; j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. baseball, 1, 2; varsity baseball, 4. janet pulatie girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; outing club, 1,2, 3; secretary-treas- urer, 3; girls’ fol- lies, 3; pep club, 2. nick rader transfer from mesa, arizona, 2; boys’ fed- eration, 1,2,3,4. - 48 - Peggy rice transfer from ten- nessee, 2; library staff, 1; girls’, bas- ketball team, 1; co- captain, 1; freshman class vice president, 1; girls’ league, 1, 2,3,4; girls’ league representative, 2; gaa, 2,3; pan ameri- can, 2; drama club, 2,3; girls follies, 3; pom pon girl, 3,4; pep club, 2; home- room president, 3. gail riley majorette, 1,2,3; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2; pan american, 1; fha, 1; drama club, 3; girls’ league, 1,2,3,4; cou- gar growl staff, 4. arthur robles national honor socie- ty, 4; band, 1,2,3,4; vice president, 3; president, 4; all state band, 2,3; pep band, 2,3; pan american, 1,2,3,4; boys’ feder- ation, 1,2,3,4; boys’ federation council, 3. - 49 harold rogers boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; boys’ follies, 3,4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; sci- ence club, 4; national honor society, 4; j.v. baseball, 1,2; j.v. basketball, 1,2. sue rose girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; girls’ follies, 4; jr. gaa. 1; gaa, 3; drama club, 3; j.v. cheerleader, 1; var- sity cheerleader, 2, 3,4; fha, 1; cheer- leading clinic, 3,4; cougar growl staff, 4; pep club, 2. barbara ross girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; outing club, 1; commercial club, 2, 3,4; president, 4; senior play, 4. augustine ruelas boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; operators’ club, 1,2,3,4; secreta- ry- treasurer, 4; boys’ follies, 2,3. ann ryan pan american, 1,2,3, 4; treasurer, 2; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; fha, 1,2,3,4; girls' state, 3; county at- torney, 3; junior class treasurer, 3; sophomore class treasurer, 2; student body treasurer, 4; student council, 4; fha degree’s chair- man, 2; fha parlia- mentarian, 3; girls’ follies, 3,4; volley- ball team, 2; home- room president, 2,3; annual queen candi- date, 1; junior carni- val queen candidate, 2; jr. gaa point re- corder, 1; senior ex- ecutive council, 4. william schlesinger transfer from yuma, arizona; boys’feder- ation, 1,2,3,4. - 50 karen schuler girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; girls’ follies, 1, 2,3,4; girls chorus, 1,2,3,4; trio, 2.4; all- school play,2,3; sen- ior play, 4; all-state chorus, 2,3; band, 3, 4; secretary-treas- urer, 4; fha, 1; jr. gaa, 1; pan american, 1; gaa, 2; drama club, 2,3,4; president, 2; secretary - treas- urer, 3,4; national honor society, 3,4; salt river speech festival, 3. eben schurz boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; lettermen’s club, 1,2,3,4; j.v. football, 1; varsity basketball, 2,3,4; varsity baseball, 1 , 2,3,4; band, 1. phillip singh ffa, 1; boys’ federa- tion, 1,2,3,4. albert snow julia thompson boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4. jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3; outing club, 1,2; pan american, 1; fha, 1; varsity tennis team, 3; commercial club, 4; glc, 4; girls’ lea- gue, 1,2,3,4; gui- dance office secreta- ry, 3,4; volleyball team, 1,2; polio bas- ketball tournament, 2. benny sotelo margaret thornton freshman basketball, 1; j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. basketball, 2; varsity football, 3,4; varsity basketball, 3, 4; pan american, 1, 2,3,4; vice president, 2; lettermen’s club, 4; secretary-treas- urer, 4; annual king candidate, 1; jr. car- nival king, 2; second team all-conference football, 3; honorable mention all-state, 3. freshman volleyball, 1; girls’ league co- ordinating council, 4; girls’ league execu- tive council, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; secretary - treas- urer, 3; vice presi- dent, 4; glc, 4; girls’ league, 1,2,3,4; sec- retary, 4; drama club, 4; fha, 1; sen- ior executive coun- cil, 4; senior class secretary, 4; varsity volleyball, a team. 1,2; senior play, 4; girls’ follies, 4; pep club, 2; j.v. tennis, 4; polio basketball tournament, 2,3.4; home room sec re- ernest taylor tary, 3; homeroom treasurer, 2; varsity tennis, 4. boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4. conchita torres - 51 pan american, 2,3,4; girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4. bill trappman varsity football, 1. 2,3,4; co-captain, 4; j.v. basketball, 1,2; band, 1,2; ffa, 1,2, 3,4; chairman, state and nat. chapter committee, 3; senti- nel, 2; vice-pres., 3, 4; state vice-pres., 4; state farmer, 4; letterman’s club, 3, 4; all-school play, 3; ariz. speech festival, 3; coolidge speech festival, 2; casa grande speech festi- val, 3; boys' follies, 3; student director boys’ follies, 4; na- tional honor society, 3,4; boys’ state, 3; senior exec, council, 4; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4; student rota- rian. 4; student toastmaster, 4; stu- dent body pres., 4. juanita tree girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; girls’ follies, 4. barbara tribble girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; sec.-treas., 3; state sec., 4; exec, council, 3,4; co-or- dinating council, 3, 4; pan american, 1, 2,3,4; fha, 1,2,3; sec- retary , 2; program chairman, 3; pep club, 2; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; glc, 4; nat. honor society, 3,4; freshman class sec; sophomore class sec.; junior class sec.; student body sec., 4; student council, 4; girls’ state, 3; chief of po- lice, 3; homeroom pres., 2; senior exec, council, 4; casa grande senior day queen, 4; annual queen candidate, 2,3; pom pon girl, 2; girls’ follies, 1,2,4; mistress of cere- monies, 4; polio bas- ket ball tournament, 2,3,4. patsy valdez fha, 1; pan american, 2,3,4; girls’ league, 1,2,3,4. wayne vavages transfer from cool- idge, arizona, 2; boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; ffa, 1,2. bill Wallace boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; homeroom president, 3; outing club, 2; drama club, 3; camera club, 3; science club, 3. 52 carl webb band, 1,2,3,4; drama club, 3,4; vice pres- ident, 4; science club, 1,2; all-school play, 3,4; all-school play crew, 1,2,4; senior play crew, 1, 2,3,4; all-state band librarian, 3,4. glenda webster girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; pan american, 1, 2,3,4; fha, 1; pep club, 2; jr. gaa, 1; vice president, 1; gaa, 2,3,4; point re- corder, 4; glc, 3,4; secretary - treas- urer, 4; national hon- or society, 4; girls’ state nominee, 3; po- lio basketball tour- nament, 2,3,4; varsi- ty volleyball b team, 1,2,3; captain, 3; varsity volleyball a team, 3; varsity ten- nis team, 3,4. larry west boys’ federation, 1,2, 3,4; pan american, 1, 2,3; boys’ federation council, 4; boys’ state alternate, 3; drama club, 3,4; president. 4; opera- tors' club. 4; national honor society, 4; boys’ follies, 3,4; master of cere- monies, 3; all-school play, 3; senior play, 4; library club, 2. - 53 larry williams boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; boys’ federa- tion council, 4; j.v. baseball, 1; varsity baseball, 2,3,4; let- terman’s club, 4. ronnie wiseman industrial arts, 1; camera club, 2; boys’ federation, 1,2,3,4. wayne wooldridge j.v. football, 1,2; j.v. baseball, 1,2; varsity baseball, 3,4,; j.v. basketball manager, 1,3,4; varsity bas- ketball manager, 2; letterman’s club, 2, 3,4; ffa, 1,2,3,4; boys’ federation, 1, 2,3,4; boys’ follies, 1,2. pat woratzeck nat. honor society, 4; jr. gaa, 1; gaa, 2,3, 4; vice-pres., 3; pres., 3,4; outing club, 1,2,; library club, 1; library as- sistant, 1,2,3; drama club, 4; quill and scroll, 3,4; pan am- erican, 1,2,3,4 ; girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; all-school play, 3, 4; senior play, 4; glc, 3,4; cougar growl staff, 3,4; girls’ sports ed., 3; feature ed., 4; annual staff, 4; nspa gold star, 4; polio basketball tournament, 2,3,4; freshman volleyball; varsity volleyball b team, 2,3; homeroom pres., 1; vice-pres., portia yancey girls’ league, 1,2,3, 4; representative, 4: commercial, 2,3,4; treasurer, 4; outing club, 4; outing club executive council, 4. - 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65 - Cornelia rhodes tom rhodes marlene ritchey fred robles harold roberts june rose julius rogers tony salazar buck sanders johnny schlosser nancy schoen - 66 - kenneth seelig gladys sellers iva sellers reba shafer helene smith not pictured: odelle balland gertrude jackson ben me haney brenda parks n, ?r i 1 1 V i V I ) ■J 11 ' Mi jim smith patsy smith ralph smith tommy Swearingen - 67 - janice tackett mike tapia melvyn tinsley jessie torres gerald vanderburg val vavages hector veta betty Wallace - 68 - don Wallace richard walpole lucy warren paul wells richard wilson leon winberry margie wulff ronnie yancey - 69 - danny acuff ralph amado Virginia averill richard bilbie sharon adams essie armstrong thomas bamrick david blanton carol aikens shirley armstrong ronnie bedillon linda briscoe richard akin linda arp david berry ellen brown roxie allee paul atkerson larry berry jerry buell - 71 dora byers rubin castillo ruth douse larry crismon joey campoy hazel chandler dee combs benny crow barbara capps myrtle Charles clara conley janice cupps doug carroll judy dark louise copeland Clyde davis beverly carter lawrence clonts isabell costalles nancy dickey - 72 - betty dodd ramona figueroa nada jo gilbert harri haase wanda dornan eva finnerson floyd gomez larry hall susie dryden esther garcia ruben gonzales eddie hannon patsy duvall hilda garcia jerry green jon hamilton bonnie elliot yolanda garcia sally green floyd haywood - 73 - eldon haught marjorie hoffman claudeana jackson joyce kelsey richard henley sharlene holladay jerry jackson janice kephart cecilia hernandez wesley hughes myrtis jay laverne killingsworth eddie hernandez mary ibarra james johnson dean kirkland danny hoffman calvert iles linda johnson ruthann kroese - 74 - john lambert Carolyn logue glady lytle janice me leod jimmie lawrence robertlogue jerry lytle pat mckay carley levario arthur long gary me cain ygnacio macias gary lewis duane long mike me donnell janice mangum sylvia lewis carmelita lopez annie me gaha dana manuel - 75 - ivy manuel abraham mendez wayne moffett lynda nix rafael martinez margie mendoza mary helen monreal dennis nowlin donald mays jeannette milda marylin morgan lucy ochoa cecil meiser larry milda linda myers judy odom roy melick thomas miller chon nava deanna olea - 76 - bill osborne howard peters ernie rawsthorne judy rodgers cordilla osife mike powers ernie rendon tony rodriguez bitsy palmer robert plunk varee roberts rudy salazar george patterson richard pratt georgia robinette doug schell james pederson ray prettyman alfred robles virgie Schoonover - 77 - letitia schurz mark sherbert lester sossaman shirley tinsley don skelly janet shipley roberta Stanford pam trejo James seed carl simonton danny Stephens karen turnbull ray shears jeannette smith lavell stevens troy van tassell james shedd r.s. smith frankie street raymond vasquez - 78 - lillie vaughan linda vincent tony Wallace chuck walton carolyn webb merlene welch jimmy white kenny white leslie wilson janie wise jimmy wise mary wright not pictured: james brady, ronnie byassee, leo carron, andy perez, emma rascon, john wiley, vera Williamson - 79 - Clifford ward mac williams top row: tarry abbott, emilio acosta, raymond adams, robert adams, mary alejandro, leon alien, mercy amado, Cornelius anderson second row: jeff anderson, Stewart anderson, patricia andrade, lolita antone, joe apodaca, willie araiza, rita archer, jimmie armenta third row: Cornelius ayers, eddie baker, judy balzer, sharon barnes, Charles barringer, betty baskin, james baskin, catarino becerra fourth row: tommy belew, charlene benedict, betty benedict, linda bendixen, danny berry, clarence blackwater, gloria blackwater, carolyn boatman, fifth row: pat boughen, bobby brady, don brazell, patsy brock, james brown, kay brown, elizabeth butler, gary butler bottom row: rebecca carranza, annie carter, alicia castillo, adelita chairez, bettie dark, garry cole, richard compton, saraphine cook - 81 top row: thelma cook, vermilya cooper, maxine craig, jimmy cupps, geraldine davis, john davis, lester davis, richard delamater second row: shirley diwan, Olivia dominguez, wanda dunean, joe duran, ralph duran, billy durant, cheryl durazzo, terrie elvis third row: charlotte engelmann, arlene enos, robert erdmann, judy erwin, ronald ethington, john farber, linda farris, jimmy fender fourth row: johnny fernandez, gary fisher, larry fitch, billy fraze, thelma fraze, ruth french, naomi garcia, jesse garza fifth row: gladys gaw, charlotte gaylor, vincent giles, douglas gladden, rachel gonzlaes, glenna gould, Carolyn gray, sammy gray bottom row: carole green, nora hall, patsy hand, judy hansen, david harrington, oral head, mary heinle, mary hernandez - 82 - top row: georgia hillis, robert hillis, robert hines, pat hoefert, bobbie holland, jim house, yvonne hull, terrell hunter second row: wayne ingram, earnest jackson, betty johnson, jo ann johnson, judy johnson, larry johnson, carol jones, oliver jordon third row: elouise jose, eloise juan, vernita juan, billy kee, judy kellison, Caroline keltner. maureen killingsworth, paulette lambert fourth row: wynona lambert, wayne ledbetter, linda leigh, gerald lewis, lebaron lewis, patsy lile, dennis linley, betty logue fifth row: richard lohr, waiter love, evert loveless, sheila luce, paul mcgee, paulette mcgee, barbara mclemore, linda manous bottom row: sue marr, wilma marrietta, judy martin, ophilia martinez, derrel massic, clarence mason, johnny may, henry mejia - 83 - top row: molly mejia, gloria meza, allie millspaugh, shirleen mix, delbert moore, terrye moore, Carolyn myles, emeline newport second row: janice nix, dennis noe, rebecca norris, patsy odom, cordilla osife, joann osife, ronnie parks, william pederson third row: gary petry, gene petty, Claudette phillips, mina picon, peggy pittman, dick powell, barbara pratt, alice prieto fourth row: george ram, louise ramon, vincent ramon, margaret ramos, jim reed, j. b. reed, lloyd robinette, gene robinette fifth row: gloria robles, beatrice rodgers, marcelina rodriguez, tommy rodriguez, danny rogers, freeman rose, ruth ann rose, brenda ross bottom row: victor russell, philip salazar, felix salinas, adolph sanchez, lina santos, oreste savini, peggy schoen, arlene schurz - 84 - top row: myron schurz, hay ward sharp, barbara shepard, dicy shepherd, susan shipley, winston simpson, ardell smith, matthew smith second row: robert sneed, fred sotomayor, david spradling, robert Stauffer, vicki sturgeon, virgil suitor, conrad tapia, leatrice terry third row: a. z. thompson, gordon thompson, richard thompson, danny thorton, donna tiffany, ellen tilley, hortensia torres, nancy trappman fourth row: warren truman, ronnie trusley, david tucker, dorothy turner, kay turner, jerry tyra, carmelita valdez, thelma vanzandt fifth row: gloria vega, maxine wainscott, betsy walker, john walker, vera walton, cleon weaver, barbara webb, joan weir bottom row: oscar wheat, ronald white, Wallace wigfall, agnes williams, cassie wills, jack wilson, alfreda winberry, pamela winsett - 85 - alfred woolston karen young jerry Zimmerman not pictured: billy boatman, david campos, sam franco, linda roberts, dallas rhodes, larry stubbs, bertha sueing, wanda wil- liams. during the painting of the “eg” this year, several freshmen were treated to liquid refresh- ment in the form of what sophomore howard peters is receiving in the accompanying pic- ture. one wonders how this change in characters came about. maintenance department mr. macannaly is head of the essential maintenance de- partment in our school. they perform many versified tasks, from driving buses to mowing the lawn, their assistance is in evidence throughout the school. they often go unnoticed but without them the day would be in a tumult of confusion, the bus drivers include, mr. eddie Westmoreland, george wynn, bob stone, fred joseph, george welch, cecil brandt and mr. alan morgan. the janitors are: mr. grover lanzer, mrs. flossie jackson, alan morgan, mr. larry wilford, mr. brandt, and mr. macannaly. bus drivers are left to right: mr. eddie Westmoreland, mr. g. e. wynn, mr. bob stone, mr. fred joseph, and mr. cecil brandt. I pictured in front of one of our buses is mr. g. e. wynn and mr. george welch. - 88 - mr. Westmoreland is one of the bus mechanics and transports students to and from school which is essential, he is shown here in his office. mr. joseph and mr. Westmoreland keep all the buses in good working condition. - 89 - mr. alan morgan takes time out for flossie jackson is a new addition to the the camera during his busy day. maintenance staff this year. “they keep our school clean” janitors are left to right: mr. lantzer, mr. morgan, mr. brandt, mr. stone, mr. wilford, and mr. macannaly. - 90 - varsity members of the varsity football squad were: front row, left to right; douglas dixon, manager, ronald black, jim mendenhall, carlos lopez, leroy johnson, harry beggs, tony salazar, alfred ram, edmund andrade. second row; ed triste, claud jackson, Sylvester burris, wayne vavages, edwin johnson, fred diwan, fred lowe, richard ayala, richard dominguez, willie beecham. third row; coach van hazel, benny sotelo, joe brown, gerry peters, felton brown, gerald juan, hebert gains, richard heywood, louie hernandez, wayne wooldridge, benny crow, coach crawford. fourth row; john doster, bill trappman, john scholosser, ginger aguero, jim smith, glen emert, mark acuff, jerry Conner, fred lambeth, manager. left to right; coach van hazel, co-captain gerry peters, co-captain bill trappman, coach crawford. - 94 - the cougar line in action during the dougias game. this year’s cougar line was one of the toughest in the state, members of the line are left to right: carlos lopez, re; jerry Conner, rt; ed triste, rg; mark acuff, c; edwin johnson, lg; bill trappman. It; richard haywood, le. - 95 - richard haywood takes a pitch-out from sotelo on option play during douglas game. - 96 - peters runs into douglas tacklers in an attempt to make a first down. backs the cougar backfield was composed of four outstanding backs, they are left to right, joe brown, lh, benny sotelo, qb, louie hernandez, fb, gerry peters, rh. - 97 - haywood goes for a short gain against douglas, as peters looks on. defense members of the cougar defense are, front row, left to right, gerry peters, ed triste, bill trappman, jerry Conner, carlos lopez, richard haywood. top row, ginger aguero, glen emert, benny crow, gerald juan, felton brown. - 98 - action such as this which took place during the douglas game made home games exciting for the fans. managers fred lambeth and edmund andrade are shown talking the game over with disabled player joe brown, coaches spilsbury and crawford watch the game closely. - 99 - seniors are introduced during last home game. seniors senior members of the squad are front row, left to right, joe brown, benny sotelo, gerry peters, bill trappman, jerry Conner, carlos lopez, mark acuff, louie hernandez, edwin johnson. back row, ronald black, gerald juan, fred diwan, fred lowe, wayne vavages, fred lambeth, manager. - 100 - cougar all-state halfback gerry peters is brought down after short gain a- gainst douglas. - 101 % the boys on the bench were behind their team at all times, win or lose. all-state halfback, gerry peters, runs into a pack of douglas tacklers. 102 - louie hernandez plows through the chandler line for a td in the opening game of the season. benny sotelo is brought down hard as he runs a keeper play during the douglas game. - 103 - junior varsity members of the j.v. football squad are pictured above, they are, coach left to right, front row, don skelly, Oliver jorden, fred sotomeyer, nader james brown, jerry Zimmerman, dick powell, clarence blackwater. second row, floyd haywood, john walker, freeman rose, Wallace wigfall, carley levario, a.z. thompson, jimmy armenta. third row, wayne moffett, ronnie bedillon, ronnie white, john lambert, bruce love, bill osborne, dennis lindley, cleon weaver, fourth row, dave blanton, dennis noe, djckey thompson, tommy belew, ernie rathsthorne, ronnie ethington, gary mccain, joe apodoca. fifth row, andy perez, dennis garza, ernie rendon, dallas rhodes, gilbert moore, eddie hernandez. sixth row, haywood sharp, j. w. house, howard peters, Stewart anderson, dee combs, warren truman, richard henley, cecil meiser, dan hoffman. firsl siring leading the j.v. to a successful season was the first string, they are, left to right, linemen, kenny white, richard pratt, andy perez, dave blanton, j. w. house, dan hoffman, and abraham mendez. backs are dennis noe, eddie hernandez, jimmy armenta, and a. z. thompson. - 104 - freshmen front row, left to right, fred sotomoyer, conrad tapia, jerry Zimmerman, jimmy cupps, james brown, fred walker, clarence mason, freeman rose, second row, left to right, cleon weaver, dewey powell, fred delameter, jessie garza, tommy belew, Wallace wigfall, oliver jorden, delbert moore. back row, left to right, emelio acosta, coach spilsbury, george ram, orestes savani, ronnie ethington, stewert anderson, clarence blackwater, everett loveless, larry johnson, ralph harrington, dallas rhodes, joe apodaca. members of the freshman first string are left to right, front row, fred sotomoyer, emelio acosta, joe apodaca, jessie garza. Wallace wigfall, dallas rhodes, and clarence blackwater. second row, oliver jorden, Stewart ander- son, tommy belew, and cleon weaver. 105 - majorettes and band are waiting to perform at half time, much hard work and preparation is put into their clever shows. 106 - this bull head formed by our band has won them many awards and honors. a guitar is formed this time by our band at band day in tucson. - 107 - majorettes marching down second street during the rodeo parade is the peppy cougar band. - 108 - pom pon pis pretty, peppy, and perky pom pon girls line up for a pose, left to right: janis kephart, robbie collings (head), susie gladden, carol lynn petry, bitsy palmer, peg rice, and joan condon. pep assemblies wouldn’t be peppy without the pom pon girls, here they are smilingfor the camera during a routine. - 109 - activity director our students have a well organi- zed program of activities during the year due to the hard work of mrs. Virginia rosbach, the activity director, the main purpose of this office is to coordinate all school activities so that they run smoothly. activity director mrs. rosbach’s two able, efficient secre- taries are anne ryan and anna faye gaw. n d v e n b p. rrion -tu,« wed, thu.rC % So.1 2 1 s Q ? 9 9 r 32 33 % IS V 18 19 20 21 22 W 2$ 2C 2? 29 23 30 - 110 - freshman initiation victor russell and dave blanton strike a pose before ascending the mountain. student council members rest during the ordeal. water, lime, lipstick, shoe polish, gunny sacks, brooms, buckets, and exhausted fresh- man constitute the necessities for the annual freshman initiation. the freshman boys get a work out at the mountain while painting the eg, while the girls stay at school getting their share. the unfortunate boys were brought to the mountain in busses, sophomore boys and student council supervised. boys not co- operating got a cool bath in the nearest canal. hayward sharp, dennis linley, and howard peters realize the importance of obeying their elders. k « ' i 4� ’ • • • a • � '! ';■( •• V - K'V'W ? Jf, ,( l'! • v ( shirley tinsley and joe brown, last year's king and queen for the carnival are seen with the newly crowned couple, janice kep- hart and ben mchaney. the other candidates were, robbie collings, fred lambeth, barbara grimwood, kay turner, Stewart anderson, and carley levario. ambitious juniors are seen putting the finishing touches on the junior carnival, which is the chief-money-making project of the year. - 112 - kent fisher pointing to the bull’s eye during the carnival. arnold dominquez and melvin tinsley supervised the sponge throw. Charles Wil- son is the unfortunate clown. bingo is always a favorite with carnivaliers. carnival - 113 - cast after show. 114 - four best acts of the ‘57 girls follies are shown here, a skit, “the lighthouse keeper,” pantomimes by barbara carder, another by carol petry and pat woratzeck, and a can-can were judged the best. 115 - future homemakers of america first row left to right: Carolyn myles, wynona lambert, betsy walker, sharon barnes, betty benedict, hazel chandler, merlene welsh, carol black, kay hugg, nada jo gilbert, janice kephart, Shirley tinsley, ruthann kroese, paulette lambert, linda briscoe, mercy amado, willie araiza, linda nix, patsy brock, alfreda winberry, becky norris, ellen tilly, terrye moore. second row left to right: judy balzer, nancy trappman, linda vincent, vickie sturgeon, cassie wills, linda roberts, marlene ritchey, roberta turner, mary carole hansen, beverly turner, sue marr, shirley diwan, carole jones, lola williams, rose ann cruz, jenny latham, cheryl durazzo, dicy shepard, mary hernan- dez, margie ramos, rachel gonzales, janie wise, margie hoffman, allie millspaugh, marcelina rodriguez, charlene benedict, naomi garcia, patsy lile, Olivia dominguez. third row left to right: miss beck, miss ellsworth, judy hansen, sheila luce, glenna gould, louise cook, judy erwin, terry elvis, maureen killingsworth, judy odom, maurine wainscott, gladys gaw, linda leigh jeannette smith, pat mckay, thelma fraze, judy martin, peggy schoen, kay lou brown, mary heinle, betty johnson, emeline newport, gloria rneza, evelyn cummins, joan weir, judy rodgers, laverne killingsworth. fourth row left to right: linda bendixen, kay turner, judy briscoe, barbara grimwood, barbara anderson. fha officers first row left to right: nancy schoen, degrees chairman, beth briscoe, parliamentarian, karen crouse, president, linda johnson, secretary, bitsy palmer, treasurer. second row left to right: janice mangum, refreshment chairman, nancy jo bendixen, vice-president, janice mcleod, historian, pam trejo, projects chairman. 116 - couples are dancing at the backward dance, sponsored by the f.h.a. which climaxed twirp week. the backward dance is a great event during the school year, girls ask the boys!! jerry Conner looks pleased as marilyn fye pops the question during twirp week. 117 - the crocket family bow their heads in prayer. robbie collings shrieks as buzzy beville falls under the blow of ronnie black. 118 - senior play evvie crocket................robbie collings topal crocket..................anna faye gaw mrs. crocket...............margaret thornton elna crocket...................connie knight fleece crocket.................barbara ross arthur crocket.................fred lambeth mr. tobin......................buzzy beville commodore.........................larry west mrs. dupre.......................berta carty tayo delacroix................arnulfo garcia dewey crocket...........................glen emert mrs. beaumont crocket . . . pat woratzeck radio announcer......................jerrold brenizer girl on radio..................karen schuler m larry west as commodore crocket breaks news of buying a new house to his shocked family. the senior play cast together for the well- deserved curtain call. 119 - pis' letter club first row 1. to r.: bertie carty, glenda webster, secretary-treasurer, joyce conley, president, barbara anderson, vice-president, margaret thornton. second row 1. to r.: karen crouse, julia thompson, barbara tribble, pat woratzeck, miss thomas, karlene mcgee. lellerman's club first row, 1. to r.: cecil meiser, edmund andrade, benny sotelo, secretary- treasurer, carlos lopez, president, gerry peters, vice-president, fred lambeth, glen emert, larry williams. second row, 1. to r.: mr. van hazel, sponsor, luis hernandez, fred lowe, wayne Wooldridge, jim mendenhall, richard dominguez, johnny schlosser, richard haywood, arnulfo garcia. third row, 1. to r.: bill trappman, jim smith, jerry Conner, mark acuff, mr. crawford, sponsor. - 120 - Ilie national honor society first row - 1 to r. karen crouse - secretary, robbie collings - treasurer, arnulfo montejo garcia. president, judy jones - vice-president, and miss burgett sponsor, second row - 1 to r. jim allee, ronald black, glenda webster, pat johnston, karen kellison, anna faye gaw, barbara anderson, third row - 1 to r. mr. plunkett,- sponsor,harold rogers, susie gladden, carol petry, june harris, marilyn fye, carol dismukes, vicki hackworth, fourth row - 1 to r. gerry peters, barbara tribble, larry west, mark acuff, bill trappman, jerry Conner, pat woratzeck, arthur robles. - 121 - before boys left for glendale there was a pep assembly on the front lawn. - 122 - library assistants first row, left to right: barbara webb, alfreda winberry, roxie allee. second row, left to right; jean adams, betty baskin, jenny latham. operators' clob first row, left to right: jim pederson, augustine ruelas, secretary-treasurer, eddie hannon, president, jerry jackson, vice-president, harold leonard. second row, left to right: richard ayala, johnny lambert, larry crismon, george haught, larry west, norman cook, neil harrison, keith hart, not pictured: jerry donahue, chon nava. - 123 - the girls’ physical education program intludes team and individual sports plus supplementary conditioning exercises, team sports develop co-operative efforts toward common goals, while individual activities teach self-reliance and have recreative values in a society of increasing leisure time. miss thomas demonstrates the proper way to shoot a basket to linda briscoe. sharon kortsen and joan condon look on as miss mccormick de- monstrates the volleyball serve. - 124 - exercises the fifth hour class of miss thomas does sit-ups V miss mccormick’s fifth hour keeps in shape for basketball fourth hour prepares for a good game of volleyball miss me cormick’s class looks on as miss thomas’s class does their exercises - 125 - volley ball right: a good serve is de- monstrated here, it is very es- sential in the game of volleyball shown below: anne me gaha receives the ball and will attempt to return it. basketball left: connie knight and barbara jo grimwood apply their skill in trying to convey the ball to their teammates. below: mina picon demonstrates her ability at a pet shot during her physi- cal education class. above: miss thomas’s second hour class is shown here involved in an energetic game of basketball. right: there goes a perfect shot, into the basket for another point. 127 - miss thomas, the tennis coach, in- structs the team as they begin their practice for the tennis season. karlene me gee waits anx- iously for the return of the ball. v for three years miss pat thomas and miss fay me- cormick have been the heads of the girl s. physical educa- tion department, they have proved their ability and won the respect of their students. 128 - pass a state champions varsity basketball members of the cougar basketball squad are, front row, left to right: pat githens, jerry hammock, richard haywood, felton brown, joe brown, and carlos lopez. back row: melvin tinsley, gerry peters, jim smith, alien lee, and jerry Conner. coaches - 132 - long hours of practice are required to develop a well coordinated basketball team, the cougars spent long hours practicing plays and defenses in order to develop a strong team. - 133 - Conner and lee wait for a re- bound during the eloy game. peters blocks a shot during the chandler game. - 134 - jim smith takes a jump shot against chandler. smith shoots a long shot during the eloy game. haywood goes in for a lay- up as Conner looks on. lee comes down with a re- bound in the chandler game. haywood fires a jump shot against yuma. - 135 - jerry Conner, cougar mainstay, shoots a long shot during the globe game. basketball coach jack spilsbury admires the trophies won this year by his very successful squad. richard hay wood all state jim smith all state coach jack spilsbury, after years of building and tireless toil, was rewarded this season with the most trophy-filled year in recent cguhs history, the cougar varsity five, after a mediocre beginning and a droll season, suddenly caught .fire and swept the class a south western division tournament at ajo. from there the team went on to edge flagstaff and tolleson in the state tourney at tucson and lay claim to the title of class a state champions, jim smith, team captain, was named to the second stritjg all-state team, and richard hay wood became the first cougar to be named to the first string all-state team since 1954. junior varsity members of the j.v. basketball team are front row left to right, floyd haywood, a. z. thompson, cleon weaver, wayne moffett, richard henley, cecil meiser. back row, danny acuff, stewert anderson, j. w. house, hayward sharp, mark sherbert, and larry milda. a. z. thompson goes for a lay-in during the yuma game. - 138 - IS coach al nader worked a group of inexperienced boys into a fine, hard- playing basketball team. the j. v. starting five at the beginning of the season are from left to right, danny acuff, larry milda, j. w. house, cleon weaver, and a. z. thompson. - 139 - big hayward sharp goes high in the air after the ball during the chandler game. house jumps for the ball in the chandler game. junior champions kitten coach al nader gazes fondly at the first jayvee championship trophy of his career, his kitten five swept the annual tournament at eloy to be declared the champions of the old east central district. casa grande’s giant killing junior varsity crew fought their way to a very good 14-4 record during the 1957-58 season, never losing two games to an opponent, every team that beat the kittens was in return walloped by the casa grande terrors the next time around. coach al nader earned a warm spot in the hearts of his players and his fans, his tireless efforts on the practice court and his fanatical excitement at gametime demon- strated his deep love of the game and his interest in the young men entrusted to him. the kittens entered the tourney at eloy underdogs to the chandler wolf cubs, paying opinion no heed, they started things off by grounding hayden, 56-27, then quietly pul- verized chandler, 73-65, and coasted into the championship by smashing ray, 67-47. when the buzzer sounded ending the championship game, the entire squad rushed onto the floor, captain danny acuff grabbed the trophy, haywood sharp grabbed coach nader, and the team started on one of the most frenzied celebrations in cguhs history. 140 - an unidentified visiting jv player goes all out in an attempt to block a.z. thompson’s jump shot. kittens struggle for the ball during a hard fought game with chandler. kitten mainstay, stewert anderson, seems to have no idea where the ball is during the game with eloy. 141 members of this year’s cougar pep band are, first row, left to right; linda vincent, linda myers. second row, left to right; gary petry, carol jones, Carolyn myles, dicy shepherd, roy melick, richard johnston. third row, left to right; louis heinle, thomas bambrick, carl webb, calvert iles. fourth row, left to right; jim pederson, ray prettyman, larry crismon, gary gray, richard hudson, oscar wheat, david pulatie, richard Wilson, arthur robles. barbara carder, sue rose, vicki hackworth, and sharon kortsen, varsity cheerleaders brought enthusiastic response from the casa grande cheering section at the football and basketball games. our cheerleaders did an excellent job of keeping up the school spirit for the varsity team this year. the pom pon girls added color and pep to the games and helped the cheerleaders with special routines during the pep assemblies, they are left to right, janice kephart, robbie collings (head), susie gladden, carol petry, bitsy palmer, peggy rice, hildred green, joan condon, and nada gilbert (alternate). 142 - pis' league officers first row, left to right: martha matthews, nancy schoen, judy jones, vicki hackworth, margaret thornton, portia yancey. second row, left to right: linda crouch, linda johnson, barbara tribble, bitsy palmer, miss burgett, sponsor, nancy dickey, sharon barnes. boys’ federation officers first row, left to right: gerry peters, vice-president, jerry Conner, president, bill trappman, student director, carlos lopez, secretary-treasurer, second row, left to right: carley levario, luis hernandez, glen emert, jim mendenhall, larry west, larry williams, jerry brenizer, johnny schlosser. - 143 - vicki hackmorth girl of lire gear 144 - sharon kortsen each class elected candidates and members from the annual staff visited phoenix where bob crosby and carol jarvis selected the winner. - 146 - annual king (red lambelh 147 - runnerups for annual king and queen were, left to right, freshman candidates, kay turner and ronnie white: sophomore candidates, nada gilbert and kenny white: junior candidates, martha matthews and tom rhodes. - 148 - junior carnival king and queen the junior carnival queen this year was the popular and cute janice kephart. a sophomore, she is also a pom pon girl and a member of pan american and fha. the junior class candidate who received the most votes was benny mchaney. his personality makes him a well known and well liked student around the campus. 149 - senior highest grade averages, jerry Conner and karenkellison. best musicians, arthur robles and marilyn fye. best athletes, gerry peters and karen crouse - 150 - - 151 - best actor and actress, larry west and connie knight. girls’ staters were: barbara tribble, vicki hackworth, ann ryan, and marilyn fye. alternates were: barbara anderson and karen crouse. boys’ staters were: bill trappman, jerry conners, mark acuff, and carlos lopez. alternates were: gerry peters and larry west. 152 - judy jones was a candidate for senior day queen this year at arizona state college at tempe. senior day queens barbara tribble was cguhs candidate for senior day queen this year at the university of arizona at tucson. many seniors took advantage of the ‘senior days” provided by the three major colleges in the state to take a closer look at what might be their next place of high education, a february trip to arizona state college at flagstaff was a high- light for five senior girls. r f i'IK - 9 v F ii j m i rl karen crouse carol dismukes outstanding senior momen five outstanding women of the senior class were voted by the faculty as runnerups for the title of girl of the year. ann ryan marilyn fye barbara tribble 154 - mark acuff jerry Conner - 155 - drama club first row left to right: louis heinle, shirley diwan, connie knight, richard ayala, don Wallace, linda briscoe. second row left to right: susie gladden, margaret thornton, gloria alvarez, bill ladd, janet gladden, ray prettyman, janice mcleod. third row left to right: marilyn fye, robbie collings, karlene mcgee, elizabeth butler, carol buell, kay elder, janet shipley, berta carty, fred lambeth, mr. hardaway. fourth row left to right: ronnie black, robert butler, john mcgraw, carl webb karen schuler, larry west, bill hurd, pat woratzeck, bill meyers. mark acuff looks on as susie gladden breaks her in- strument over june harris’ head in a dress rehearsal of the arena style play, “the taming of the shrew,” directed by mr. david hardaway. 156 - infanta infanta - janet shipley dorthea - janet gladden duchess - karlene mcgee la bossa - danny thornton danny thornton, as la bossa, and janet ship- ley, as infanta, are shown in an opening scene of “infanta,” an arena style play presented by the drama club, under the direction of mr. david hardaway. mark acuff and bitsy palmer do some dramatic acting here in the “taming of the shrew.” laming of the shrew katharine - bitsy palmer putrochio - mark acuff granio - bill ladd baptisto - june harris music teacher - sue gladden biondello - ray prettyman curtis - shirley diwan cook - shirley tinsely nathermkl - cecil mieser tailor - gloria alveraz lacentio - jim reed hortorsio - richard ayala - 157 pan american first row, left to right: connie knight, jeannette smith, nada jo gilbert: treasurer, nancy dickey; secre- tary, carley levario; president, bill osborne; vice- president, lillie vaughan, jerry crismon, richard hudson, arthur robles. second row, left to right: mr. smith; sponsor, ramona figueroa, ruth ann kroese, janice mangum, gloria lowe, deanna olea, Shirley tinsley, janice kephart, nancy schoen, linda vincent, sally green, calvert iles, mrs. rosbach; sponsor, third row, left to right: mary helen monreal, lynda nix, mercy singh, Virginia garcia, gloria alvarez, manuel castillo, jesse torres, barbara capps, conchita torres, raymond vas- quez, roberta turner, beth briscoe, marlene ritchey, larry crismon. fourth row, left to right: nancy ben- dixen, chon nava, hector veta, wayne moffett, tony salazar, fred robles, ralph amado, carl simonton, rich- ard hernandez, cecilia hernandez, isabel costales, mary lou ibarra, patsy brown, ernie rendon, eddie hernan- dez. fifth row, left to right: fred lowe, janet gladden, marilyn fye, june harris, susie gladden, vicki hack- worth, karen crouse, ann ryan, robbie collings, mary carole hansen, glenda webster, carole jones, margie hoffman, bitsy palmer, kenny white, judy rogers, susie dryden. sixth row, left to right: arnulfo garcia, louie hernandez, peter alejandro, jim smith, barbara tribble, carol lynn petry, mark acuff, jerry Conner, carlos lopez, gerry peters, joe brown, benny sotelo, pat woratzeck, anna faye gaw, sharon adams, patsy valdez, pam trejo. pan american club Christmas dance chairmen, left to right, mrs. rosbach: sponsor, ramona figuera; decoration chairman, nancy dickey: refreshment chairman, hector veta; music chairman, mary carole hansen: co-reservation chairman, bonnie gladden; co-reser- vation chairman, mr. smith; sponsor. pan american Christmas dance some pan american members and their guests are shown here enjoying some refreshments while sitting out a dance. mrs. smith serves some delicious Christmas snow punch while arnulfo garcia quickly devours some that he has just gotten. some fancy dance steps are done by these dancers. girls' athletic association first row, left to right: margaret thornton; vice-president, karlene mcgee; point recorder, pat woratzeck; president, glenda webster; point recorder, joyce conley; secretary-treasurer, second row, left to right: Virginia garcia, deanna olea, sharon adams, Caroline keltner, betsy walker, linda farris, ruth ann kroese, shirley tinsley, connie knight, Winifred johns, margarita ramos, barbara anderson, becky norris, sue marr, carol jones, kay lou brown, betty johnston, clara conley , mary helen monreal, carol ann jones, cecilia hernandez, Carolyn webb, rosie gonzales. third row, left to right: berta carty, ann ryan, judy jones, karen crouse, carol buell, judy dark, susie dryden, laverne killingsworth, paulette mcgee. fourth row, left to right: glenna gould, barbara tribble, robbie collings, susie gladden, myrna nelson, pearl jordon, nancy dickey, sheila luce, lucy ochoa, judy erwin. 160 - polio karen crouse, senior, and nancy jo ben- dixen, junior, prepare to jump for a jump ball. basketball tournament the junior and sophomore boys wait anx- iously to see if the ball goes into the basket. wilma marrietta, freshman, dribbles to- ward the opponents’ goal with nancy dickey close on her heels. - 161 - dee combs, sophomore, guards the junior who makes an attempt to score. karen crouse; business manager, and barbara anderson, marily fye; co-editors held three of the most important positions on the cougar annual staff this year, they proved their outstanding ability in annual work. cougar annual slaff marilyn fye and barbara anderson, co- editors of the “cougar” had a large responsibility in the publication of the annual. karen crouse; business mana- ger; carol dismukes, assistant business manager and activities editor; robbie collings, copy editor; mary carole han- sen, assistant copy editor; bonnie glad- den, girls' sports editor; luis hernandez, boys’ sports editor; sharon kortsen, gloria alzarez, and pat woratzeck, class pic- tures; ably assisted marilyn and barbara in the publication of the annual. - 162 - under the head of jerry Conner, pat woratzeck, and mark acuff the cougar growl made all their deadlines for the paper this year, jerry Conner and mark acuff were co-editors and pat woratzeck was the feature editor of the paper. cougar growl the cougar grow staff, headed by the co-editors mark acuff and jerry Conner, has worked hard all year to publish the bi-weekly newspaper. the other staff members are connie knight; copy editor; nancy schoen, exchange editor; glenda webster, girls’ sports editor; gloria lowe, circulation editor; reporters were bill knapp, sue rose, june harris, rose shafer, hildred green, don Wallace, Vir- ginia garcia, patsy brown, barbara car- der, linda riley, olga araiza, and tom rhodes. mr. james brunstein sponsors both the growl and the annual. 163 - senior executive council first row, left to right: karlene mcgee, karen crouse, student council representative, margaret thornton, secretary, ronnie black, president, carlos lopez, student council representative, louis her- nandez, vice-president, carol dismukes, treasurer, judy jones, vicki hackworth. second row, left to right: ann ryan, jerry Conner, arnulfo garcia, barbara tribble, bill trappman, gerry peters, fred lambeth, joe brown. junior executive council first row, left to right: roberta turner, beth briscoe, nancy ben- dixen, nancy schoen, martha mathews. second row, left to right: tom rhodes, president, leslie elliot, jim smith, vice-president, kent fisher, tony greely, richard dominguez, don Wallace. - 164 - sophomore execolive council first row, left to right: gary butler, jerry Zimmerman, freeman rose, president, glenna gould, student council representative, gary petry. vice-president, tom belew, secretary, ronnie white, trea- surer, j. w. house, student council representative, second row, left to right: dennis noe, Caroline keltner, betty benedict, peggy schoen, linda roberts, judy erwin, Stewart anderson, larry fitch. first row, left to right: dave blanton, eddie hernandez, secretary- treasurer, carley levario, vice-president, dan acuff, president, bill osborne, student council representative, nada jo gilbert, stu- dent council representative second row, left to right: linda john- son, nancy dickey, judy rodgers, lucy ochoa, bitsy palmer, ronnie bedillon, calvert iles, kenny white. freshman execolive cooocil outing club first row, left to right: linda crouch, linda nix, patsy odom, cheryl durazzo, patsy brock, second row, left to right: linda baird, sally green. 1 illie vaughan, betty baskin, maxine wainscott, carol aikens, portia yancey. third row, left to right: marjorie hoffman, phil- lipa liston, pat johnson, vice-president, june harris, secretary-treasurer, carol dismukes, president, gladys gaw, betty dark, duane long, mr. curtis arnett, sponsor. carol dismukes, a popular senior, was president of the outing club this year, this club made various field trips during the year, and among other things, included a steak fry. m x, the outing club was under a new head sponsor this year; mr. cur- tis arnett proved to be a very capable and worthy leader. - 166 - kneeling left to right: bill trappman; vice president, jim mendenhall; secretary, bob barnes; sentinal, fred lambeth; president, Chester corley; reporter. first row, left to right: douglas gladden, macky williams, don skelly, bobby sneed, jim cupps, gary fisher, tony Wallace, ralph amado, butch cannon, ronnie byassee, ardell smith, lloyd robinette, fred diwan, tom davis. second row, left to right: glenn emert, tom belew, gary petry, bud walton, dick powell, johnny davis, jerry tyra, jack wilson, tom lamb, bill key, david spradley, dickey lamater, jessie garza, paul mcgee, sam gray, andy perez, jim wise, will brown, third row, left to right: alfred woolston, jerry fitch, chuck walton, gordon thompson, wesley hughes, jim shedd, ralph smith, doug shell, gary butter, bobby brady, ticky weaver, winston simpson, gene robinette, Cornelius anderson, Cecil meiser, bill tilly, frank lamb, gene carron. fourth row, left to right: denni dumont, james johnson, dan acuff, gene pity, oscar wheat, larry hall, jim white, Stewart anderson, tom clonts, riley hamilton, gary cole, dan hoffman, wayne wooldridge, jack mcginty, dick bilby, james baskins, larry milda, george patterson, val vavages. buzz beville and bobbie turner look as though they are enjoying themselves at the annual f.f.a. sweetheart dance. 167 - ffa sweetheart bitsy palmer; candidate nada jo gilbert; candidate suueetheart patsy broinn - 168 - 0 barbara mclamore successfully hits the ball for a fine return. a forehand drive is executed in 2nd hour p.e. by elizabeth butler. these girls wait for the return of the tennis elizabeth butler follows through after she ball. serves the ball. the offensive team dribbles the ball toward the defending team’s goal. an attempt to block the ball is made during miss thomas’s 2nd hour pe class. speedball is somewhat like soccer. here the girls enjoy a fast game of speedball. miss mccormick demonstrates the proper way to hold the ball to emma rascon. margie mendoza waits for her ball while cassie wills prepares to send the ball down for a strike. sharon barnes shows her classmates the proper way to bowl. pin setting is not an easy job; just ask these girls. 172 varsity baseball members of the 1958 cougar baseball team included the following, in the first row, and left to right, richard ayala, dave linley, gerry peters, richard dominguez, and fred lambeth, manager, those in the second row are dennis noe, william brown, richard henley, jimmy armenta, and coach hugh crawford. third row members are larry williams, eben schurz, kenny white, wayne wooldridge, arnold dominguez. those in the fourth row include jerry connor, danny acuff, Stewart anderson, and floyd haywood. workhorses of the cougar pitching staff this season were veterans eben schurz and larry williams, both seniors. 176 - larry williams, here playing first base, would appear to give the impression that he doesn’t want tom dingman, ajopitcher, to get any ideas of advancing to second. larry’s versatility in playing several positions aided the cougar cause time and again during the season. on a fielder’s choice in the ajo game, speedy dave linley stopped the double play attempt and beat out the throw to first. 177 - whatever the action might have been here, it brought mixed reactions from these onlookers, coach jack spilsbury, bob bru- tinel, cougar backer, and players were not going to let anything go by unnoticed, what- ever it might have been. lefty richard dominguez, cougar left fielder, kept his eye on the bail in the season's opening game against ajo, played on the local field, although the cougars dropped their first game, hopes were high for another successful season. 0 i I head baseball coach hugh crawford kept his infielders sharp as tacks during the season with constant practice during the week and before each game. - 178 - under threatening skies during the ajo game, richard -ayala, at the right, was off in a hurry to second on an infield roller down the third base line, this proved to be one time when speed counted as he beat out the throw for the attempted force. cougar second baseman richard ayala also was known to keep a cool head and a sharp eye as he de- monstrated time after time his ability at the plate. i action to the left found a cougar infielder with a throw too low for first baseman eben schurz to handle successfully. 179 - varsity track-1958 cougars who formed the 1958 version of the cguhs track team were, front row. left to right, carley levario, luis hernandez, chesley corley, melvin osife. tony greeley, bruce love, richard dominguez, eddie hernandez, and a. z. thompson. second row members are glenn emert, jerrold brenizer.leslie elliott, ginger aguerro, johnny schlosser. joe brown, richard hay wood, herbert gaines, bill osborne, and doug dixon, manager. track coach al van hazel led his cindercats through another successful season, his tenth at cguhs. track schedule march ii, dual with tucson 15, tucson relays 18, dual with pueblo 21, dual with amphitheater 25, dual with glendale 29, miami, bisbee, casa grande april 3, chandler invitational 12, arizona relays 18, miami invitational 25, casa grande invitational may 3, a-south district 10, state meet 16, luke greenway - 181 tri-captains of the '58 cougar track squad are pictured, left to right, jerrold brenizer, herbert gaines and louie hernandez. hurdlers the cougar hurdle department is composed of three very outstanding hurdlers, they are pictured, left to right, glen emert, herbert gaines, and richard haywood. 182 - the high jump department was well taken care of by two experienced seniors, they are glen emert and joe brown. coming off the blocks during pre-season time trials in the 440 are, left to right, Chester corley, leslie elliot, and glen emert. - 183 - cougar polevaulters are pictured left to right, jerrold brenizer, Chester corley, and richard dominguez. all eyes are on jerrold brenizer, outstanding cougar trackman, as he goes up and over the bar in his pet event. - 184 - the cougar trio pictured above consists of three of the best broadjumpers in the state, they are, left to right, herbert gaines, jerrold brenizer, richard hay wood. coming off the blocks in the 100 yard dash, during the time trials, are, left to right, evert loveless, herbert gaines and tony greeley. - 185 - herbert gaines wins the 100 yard dash in the season’s opening meet with tucson. sprinting away from the starting blocks, leslie elliot, lane 1, and Chester corley, lane 3, fight for a good position in the 440 yard dash during the duel meet with tucson. - 186 - the weight department was well represented, members were john schlosser, pictured above, j. w. house, and gerry peters, holder of the school discus record. distance men this year’s cougar squad was rich in the distance de- partment. members were 880-louie hernandez, bill trappman, and bill osborne, mile-carley levario, eddie hernandez, and melvin osife. louie hernandez leads the field at the half way mark of the mile run. carley levario is seen coming up on the outside. - 187 - the cougar relay team was composed of four of the fastest sprinters in the state, they are, left to right, jerrold brenizer, leslie elliot, herbert gaines, and glen emert. - 188 - crosscountry members of the cougar ’58 crosscountry team are pictured, left to right, jerrold brenizer, eddie hernandez, bill trappman, carley levario and louie hernandez. not pictured is tom rhodes. the cougar crosscountry, with very little time to get in shape, made a good showing at the state crosscountry meet in phoenix, consisting mostly of foot- ball players, the team did remarkably well in competing against well seasoned crosscountry squads from all parts of the state. members of the cougar tennis squad are front row, left to right, tom rhodes, byrl faber, jessie torres, dick powell, oreste savini, and tony salazar. back row, left to right, coach thomas, leslie Wilson, rudy salazar, ed triste, j. c. brown, kent fisher, and ray shears. kent fisher, cougar tennis star, gets set to return a serve during an intrasquad match. 190 - a combination that was difficult to defeat this year by any of the other cougar team members was the doubles team of number one player kent fisher, and j. c. brown, team manager and assistant coach. an outstanding attribute that kept kent fisher number one on the varsity tennis team this sea- son was his devastating serve, being demon- strated above. this combined with his speed made him one of the top players in the state and a credit to coach fred thomas. j. c. brown, with his six feet, four inch stature, had little trouble returning the high ones. 191 annie get your yon nada jo gilbert and linda farris look on in amazement as buzzy beville tells of the famous buffalo bill. connie knight - annie oakley jon hamilton - frank butler glen emert - Charlie davenport gloria alverez - dolly tate larry west - buffalo bill fred lambeth - tommy nancy schoen - winnie tate ed triste - sitting bull linda farris - little girl nada jo gilbert - little girl ira jones - mac carl webb - foster Wilson janet shipley - mary danny thornton - little jake Caroline keltner - jessie kay hugg -minnie bill ladd - pawnee bill karlene mcgee - sylvia porter bitsy palmer - mrs. schuyler adams richard hernandez - george shirley diwan - mrs. yellow foot pat johnston - mrs. blackfoot anna faye gaw - society lady and cowgirl beth briscoe - society lady and cowgirl pat hoefert - society lady and cowgirl hector veta - indian conductor and dancer annie aims for a bulls’ eye as danny thornton, kay hugg, and Caroline keltner, her brother and sisters, look on with admiration. - 192 - all school play larry west, as buffalo bill, extends a friendly greeting while nancy schoen, as minnie tate, and gloria alverez, as dolly tate, watch him. “there ain't no buckshot in them there birds, says connie knight, as annie oakley, to carl webb, as mr. Wilson. 1 £ piiflfll mr. dave hardaway directs all the school plays, he also teaches speech and art. this is one of the many displays that was exhibited in the science department on parents’ night. first row, left to right: gladys sellers, ronnie black; president, jerrold brenizer, richard hudson, jerry crismon, harri haase. second row, left to right: freeman rose, louis heinle, buzz beville, bruce campion, duane grubbs, tom rhodes, jesse torres, third row, left to right: keith hart, bill hurd, leslie elliot, harold rogers, jim smith, mr. dobson; sponsor. 194 - boy’s follies edward triste and jim wise do a “par de duo. - 195 - here we see don skelley and jim seed in “the builders. ” wasn’t the noisy bus ride going up the mountain fun? three girls prepare for a snow-ball war. senior aren’t we a happy bunch? three bus loads of screaming, laughing, giggling cguhs seniors left the old high school at 9 a.m., march 10, for a day of freedom and recreation in tucson. arriving in tucson, the seniors spent all after- noon on mount lemmon, romping in three feet of snow and chasing each other through the frozen forest. after a few hours, the gleeful laughing turned into curses of frozen misery, the snow-balls stopped clouding the air, and the gang departed for the u. of a. campus. at the university, the seniors changed clothes and feasted at a banquet in the upper level of the student union, then ensued a dance in the junior ballroom, with aid of a dance combo and fun for all. some of the seniors were allowed to observe( a jazz blowing session in louie’s lower level in the student union the same night, there were quite a few exhausted seniors that arrived back at midnight! 196 - those baked potatoes smell good, mr. crawford. when do we eat ? the seniors are enjoying a dance after the banquet in the junior ballroom at the ‘u.� ••here comes a big one.” - 197 - these three prepare to fight back. concert band the cguhs band is shown here giving a preview concert for the high school students, various selections of pop music were played, hector veta is doing a dance to some of the pop music. the cguhs band marches during the fall and gives concerts in the spring, the band gives pop concerts, which feature a lighter type of music and also gives concerts which feature a heavier type of music, the band buys their uniforms and they send some band members to music camp with the money that they receive from the concerts. 198 - quill and scroll «I' ___ quill and scroll members this year included these two-year students, first row, left to right, barbara anderson, gloria alverez; secretary and treasurer, carol dismukes; president, sharon kortsen; vice- president, judy jones. second row, left to right, mark acuff, marilyn fye, pat woratzeck, karen crouse, jerry Conner. newest members of quill and scroll initiated this spring include, first row, left to right, tom rhodes, nancy schoen, glenda webster, Vir- ginia garcia, bill knapp. second row, left to right, louie hernandez, mary carole hansen, bonnie glad- den, robbie collings, june harris, and alien lee. 199 - nurses club first row, left to right: shirley armstrong, vice-president, karen turnbull, president, vicki sturgeon, secretary- treasurer. second row, left to right: miss burgett, sponsor, roxie allee, roberta Stanford, louise copeland, virgie schoonover, shirleen mix, jo ann osife, hazel chandler, thelma van zandt. third row, left to right: marilyn morgan. carol aikens, alfreda winberry, rita archer, ellen brown, myrtle Charles, Cordelia osife, Carolyn webb, sylvia lewis, fourth row, left to right: vernita juan, phillipa liston, bonnie elliott, carole jones, janice cupps, elnora haygood, judy balzer, eloise juan. bill jacobs entertained the student body of eg during one of the various national assemblies during the year, this talented performer played anything from pots and pans to bottles filled with water. larry hall tries his hand at the difficult art of juggling as he assists mr. carl thorson during one of our national assemblies. 200 - mr. plunkett is shown here assisting alfred robles, duane long, nick rader, and mike mcdonnel with some vocational aptitude tests. the guidance secretaries are; first row, left to right, linda crouch, judy jones, portia yancey. second row, left to right, mr. plunkett; guidance director, judy thompson, carol dismukes, karen duhamell, and miss burgett; guidance director. - 201 james brown did a hop, skip, and jump step when he received an electric shock during the initiation. mary hernandez got a face full of flour when she tried to capture the ring from a plate of flour. jesse torres, richard hernandez, ruben castillo, ernie rendon, and janice mangum take a breather while the initiation continues. - 202 - commercial club first row, left to right: jenny latham, portia yancey; treasurer, martha mathews; vice-president, barbara ross; president, judy thompson; secretary, carol dismukes, mrs. morris; sponsor. second row, left to right: june rose, jackie grubbs, joyce conley, sharon forbach.third row, left to right: gladys sellers, shirley odom, sue pierce, ruth brummage, evelyn Cummings, barbara jo grimwood. rifle club first row, left to right: duane long, bill knapp; secretary, paul mc- gee, ray shears, robert plunk; president. second row, left to right: bill myers, gerald vanderburg, douglas carroll; treasurer, alfred robles, ira jones, mr. johnson; sponsor. - 203 - future teachers’ of america first row. left to right, linda myers, gladys sellers, sharon barnes, Caroline keltner. second row. left to right, judy rodgers, linda leigh, mr. mcginnis; sponsor, fred robles, jesse torres, sally green, nancy schoen; record- ing secretary, kay hugg, beverly turner, tom rhodes: president, warren truman. third row, left to right, marilyn fye, anna faye gaw: treasurer, iva sellers, shirley armstrong. lillie may vaughn, carmen nieschultz, linda vincent, kay lou brown, janie wise, peggy schoen, linda bendixen. brenda ross, kay turner, fourth row, left to right, karen schuler, carol dismukes, bonnie elliot, danny acuff, bitsy palmer; publication chairman, nancy jo bendixen, j. c. brown, larry west, mr. acuff: sponsor, kent fisher; vice-president. reorganization of the future teachers’ of america club got underway this year under the sponsorship of mr. guy acuff and mr. alien mcginnis. the club unanimously voted to name its chapter after mrs. gladys albrecht, a leading educator of the community and principal of evergreen elementary school, the gladys albrecht chapter of fta is chartered by the national education association and the arizona association of future teachers, the purposes of the club include, learning more about the teaching profession, exploring the members’ own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching, to learn more about where .teachers receive their training, cost, scholarships available, and some possible actual teaching experience in conjunction with the elementary and secondary teachers in the community. - 204 - honors seniors appeared to be walking away with all the awards during the 1957-’58 school year, pictured on this page are the winners of the “i speak for democracy ’ contest, elk’s youth leadership awards, and the national merit scholarship award, the results of the mason’s annual hi-twelve essay con- test were not available at press time. mr. david hardaway, speech and dramatics instruc- tor at cguhs, is shown here presenting the local “i speak for democracy” award to senior fred lambeth. robbie collings and larry west were pre- sented with honorary award medals. gerry peters and vicki hackworth, seniors at cguhs, were each awarded a $50 defense bond on being chosen for the elk’s youth leadership award, bill trappman and vicki were also chosen by the scholarship committee of the high school for the elk’s most valuable student award. pictured here is senior, mark acuff, who was commended by the national merit scholarship corporation for his outstanding performances on a nation-wide college aptitude test, mark was a runner-up in the 1957-’58 merit scholarship competition, ranking in the top two per cent in ability in the senior class of this state. - 205 - virginia garcia follows through cn a backhand net shot. tennis teams the j.v. tennis team is pictured above, they are, left to right, front row, susie dryden, rachael gon- zales, rebecca norris, and clara conley. last row, left to right, glenna gould, nancy dickey, judyerwin, and betty johnson. members of the varsity tennis team are pictured below, they are, left to right, front row, Virginia garcia and karen crouse. back row, left to right, margaret thornton, barbara tribble, and barbara anderson. not pictured are glenda webster and karlene mcgee. - 207 - girls tennis the girls’ tennis team begins their season immediately following Christmas vacation when every girl, each day of the week, begins class by jumping rope 150 times, followed by group exercising which includes 20 sit-ups and push-ups as well as several other types of exercises, for the first hour of tennis the girls practice their different strokes and the climax of the day is spent playing games or challenging on the ladder tournament. 4P margaret thornton shakes hands with her chandler opponent before the match begins. if barbara tribble demonstrates the proper position in waiting for the ball. karen crouse, number one player, spins the racquet before her match. barbara anderson prepares to serve the ball to her opponent. 208 - tennis schedule - 1958 january 25 chandler, there february 8 bisbee, at tucson february 11 chandler, here february 27 miami, here march 15 miami, there march 22 amphitheater, there april 12 tucson, jv, there april 19 bisbee, at tucson may 2-3 district tourney, here may 9-10 state tourney, at tucson ■ glenda webster, a senior, was number two player at various times during the season. clara conley, jv number one player, shows where you should contact the ball on a low forehand drive. 1---------------------r glenna gould waits anxiously for the ball after her serve. - 209 - archery is enjoyed today for fun and recreation, and the satisfaction that comes from a skill that has been part of man’s life far back beyond records of history. this quintet prepares for five bullseyes. shirley tinsley slides into third as kay elder succeeds in putting her out. baseball is played near the end of the second semester of school. it is the favorite sport of about half of the girls and enjoyed by the remaining half. paulette lambert and lois corley wait patiently for the pitcher to pitch the ball. 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