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Q W' Six I. .. . THEWIGWAPQ HINF INIKF1 I Ik!VXI I T U TH5 iammmiw VF HRIZUHH -THE HIGH WHESTK HUHHTHNHS, THE LINVIELBIHE VIVSTERVUF THL mmm THE SOFT 'QEHTLE YUNTUUFZS f UF THE PQULLN HILLSTHE QHHUHB IN HLLTHHR wwf wus wma HHH MRM f !, 5 2 lHP5H5TMLL DEPTHSZ J ' P was THE HHHHHL F H W STHFF mmnifwa VULHHE ' , g 1 rgfh Y- ' , if X : 'iv ' H H W fwzw f f ! ' ' I QQ af H fl 5 54 f Z . jf X for 04 Z 'ffffx Z P5 4 Z f U fi 2 I-7 F -KA? X4 , 'ini E j l v W A QWMH F ' , V ' . fi I 'W 1 . '1 w f 'W H f .,,,1nf11 , ' .,. Nxxvfq f Yxfkf 7 ,X fb 1 I if F12 n .WDI I UIIIII -W if U Lil ls xwx lf'77W77WMWWW J 1761 HJ A X I i f-gilli 'wma W' 1 W ff H2 ff! Q J ,ff M f M fly -M gi H H ff 71 N , H H M V, 1 - My I X1 'Mx' KA' A gx 31 in Q argl xiii? Wwe 4 Z, x Y! J X Af X' gg I 4 f'- Tk- ri- V fyx K , . N H X New H iv I 'C H al H XYVM ff' XX ,x li l X 'X ' Rx QQ' i i l ffb T1-lawxewrxm ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF TRL'sT1c14:s Mics. i'1,A1c.x E. A1,1cxIxN1w1f:u G. J. DAVIS G. V. SIMMONS NIljN'I'Il1fl'Hlll'llf of Cify Svlzools .,,,..,.,,.,,.....,. F. IC. NV1f11:1: ,lssixfuzzf N11pr'1'i1zfr'11r7f'1zf of Oify S071ools,.Gr,.x1wYs IC. Ihcm I'rinr'ipuI ..I.,..,,..II....,.,..,.....II..,.,I,I,..I..............,... C. A. SNVANSUN .ISNINIIIIIIL l'1'inr-ipu? Y..., ,..,. A LION Il. Goolm IIEADS OF DEPARTM1cN'1's linglixh .,.I......... ...,. 3 IAY AGNIQW Nor-ial Sc-imzm' ..,... ..... 3 IARTHA IC. IIIILIR ,ilrlflzrfnzflfir-.v ,.... NV. II. IIIGLMKIQ ,iff ......,7,w.,.....,,I..,,.....Y.....,,..w...... ,llllllllfll Arts ,llnxlff .,,.,,77,,..,,.,,,., ,,77,I,..,7v ..., Nr'1w1f'0 ....w..v.,, Coin 'n1,02'0ir1I ..... A Him II 2 sh ..............w. llomff IJFOIIUIIIII'-9 .... l'l1yxif'r1I E11 JIVIIIIOII. 111111 ,-lTl1Ir'fif's.,,, ..,..AL1r.x IQINSOLYING .....I'. E, Vlclilclcx' M..M.xuGL'1c1:1'1'1c TIIOMPSON ,.,.I1m.x IQBIILY AKIN ...HIL EGGL1cs'1'oN ,....IIP11,1:xr: ZAIINICN .....A-XLICH I'I.xMM1-11' .. .... l31c.x'r1cIv1z Iflitliill 123551 K A -- mm- , Y,,,KY,A,,-,iii S T , ,fy THEVJIGWRIXI IE E 33, . . A I E, ::,-E:, I A I 5 '15 'JY .- E :- I I + , , I r 11- FACULTY MISS MAY AGNEW MR. RALPH EGGLEISTON MISS IDA E MILY AKEN MRS. ALICE Goob MISS HELEN BALDOCK MISS ALICE HAMMETT MR. W. K. BLACKSTONE Mn. CECIL HARRIS MISS MIRIAM BLEECK MR. W. R. HELMKE .- MR. HENRY CATE MISS DEHLIA JOHNSON MVISS EULALIA CRUZ MISS BLANCH KENNEDY MISS PEARL DAVEY MISS ALMA KINSOLVING I 9 I ,ff SQ.fYs'N-9-J SYVNAJ.. .mmmgbs - 4 2? THEWIGWRN FACULTY MISS FAITH MADDEN MISS MARGUERITE THOMPSON MISS EUNICE MCLAUGHLIN MISS MARTHA E. UHLIR MISS SALLY ANN PAINE MRS. JANE VAN ORDER MR. PIPER MISS BESSIE WALIMAN MISS MARX' RENNICK Q MISS MARY WEST MISS VESTA ROBERTS MISS RACHEL YALE MR. FRED STONG MISS HELENE ZAHNEN MR. C. A. SWANSON MR. P. E. VICKERY MR. JESSE HAYES MISS BEATRICE KROGH H01 J: ...K L, ,... EM, K ,. In 1 Q AK ,, . K 1 I K . f- , . , m th W - , 11 .A ,,L, . ,-.dd S Yb- 'SE .. ,. -'-' gp , 72. .-LAW ,I mg! Z A 1 4 A 1 A iv- ' .S ,E . .'-: A S .. If , Q A . A 4- , . , . Fix. .. ,I Z ,fy ' VQI. I I I ,u 1ii f, l:?.,3 ff f , V? A -'., 'fl A. I2 :If-I-faq A 1 I SEMESTER. -ff A Lf A K I A Q I S .. f2 I y 11 Q , AZ.. , W . 1 - . . . 3.44 A Q9 ,, . - 1 - , 1 ,W ex, ,,,,...,.'.,,,: 1 :.trT.':'nk7!iv W 2- . -1,-Lu-4f:'! ' f so 5156 - E' L5 '- ytkfgp I M1 'S 2 15 x K I L J +9 X I qv ,VU L Q' Sf X kv W f X QU N? K5 i - fx Q. N3 X 6 -fy fr LV' X I ' Je' Q Q0 NO N3 3 94 ci X jr- N3 'QS 60 Q0 7'-A .-3 mm ,fb T1-lr: wlewnm fkzk-,Q-d,vx.Ju.,f1 MUWWWM- -4-fir! SENIOR SPONSORS E, the Seniors, want our Spon- sors, Miss Baldock and Mr. Piper, to know that we fully appreciate all they have done for us this year. They have always been will- ing to help the class in every way possible. As chaperones, how they rate! Full of pep and good sportsnianship, they took part in all picnics and parties. But as well as being able to help us have a good time, they were loyal work- ers during the four weeks of f'Big Time. Special credit is due Miss Bal- dock, as she was the dramatic coach, but Mr. Piper was right there with the much needed support. IEE Z 1 lf13l I ff? THE wmwam SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IJ1'sHAN Z1f:Nox'1CII, llulcf ' He is bashfzll and quiet but- Tiger '30, Football '30, Baseball '30, Class President '29, '30, Big Time '30, Annual Staff '29, '30, Pa- poose Staff '29, Campus Daze '30, Wigwam Chief '30, Best All-around Boy '30. G1-:umm Rosle, 'I'flf ' He will never get bald-headed from worry Tiger '27, '28, '29, '30, Tiger President '30, Football '27, '28, '29, '30, Football Captain '29, '30, Basket- ball '29, '30, Baseball '28, '29, '30, Wigwam Chief '29, Senior Vice-President '30, President of Troupers '30, IUANNING flllN'TICR By the work one knows the workfmcmu Tiger '28, '29, '30, Secretary and Treasurer of Tigers '30, Football '27, '28, '29, '30, Secretary Senior Class '30, Am I Intruding '30, NV1L1.1.u1 Donn, Hliillirf' All the world loves a lover Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, Family Upstairs '29, Purple Towers '29, Rings in the Sawdust '28, Campus Daze '30, Treasurer of Senior Class '30, Troupers '30, ILE! 2521 I14l , A , fb THEWIGWRPQ SENIGR Sl'm.xxN.x AN1+11:1:soN Nile Those thiwgs which are not prac- fzcal are not desirf1I1Ie. lH':u1vulic-S Clulx '29g ll. A. A. Uulvinet '27, '28, '29, '20, Girl lie-sex'Ve's 'IHIL li, A. A. '27, '28, '29, van, ll.x1:1:.x1:.x llxlcuox True beauty dwells in deep retreats. '27, '28, '29, 'SWL GIGS Club '7 W '9' Fire Print-1- '27, Kings Girl Rvss-1'x'0s lhc g:1w7ll1l4l '23, Hi: 'l'imLv '30, .llwlc IQARRY I care for 1v0b0dy,- no not I, if nobody cures for mv. lluys' GIF-Q Clulr '27, '28, '25'. Till: Fire l'l'im-4' '271 llings in the Suxwlust ESL l :1mily l'1JS1zlil's '29, Czimmls H4129 'Slut Am l Inlr'u4lim: 'ZRQ Purlmlv 'I'uwc-Irs '29: Rig Tinu- '30, Basvlrzlll '29g Bas- kvllrzlll '27, '28, '29, '30, Ill4:1:311x1,x 4',x1:I:1zns.x 'QIIIIHIII' A smile goes ra long ways with me. Nzltirmnul lluuul' Smmvie-ty, Sw-x'wlzl1'y of .lun- ' Stuff '39, Annual im' Class '29g lzlpoose Stuff Till. 1lI,.xm's MAI.: Ulnxlclc Life is art-the finest of arts. Girl Ilx-Sv1'VB:4 '27, '28, 'flol Glvw Ululr '27, '2S, '25I: Fire l'rinr-1-, G. A. A. ll, ZS. Vurxmlv 'l'r1we1's '29, l 1lmily l'psl:lirs '29, llilnfs in lhe Szlxwlxlsl '28, Hi: Time '30, 'l'rmuxw1's '30, lmlzls 4'm'I,soN She is known for her smile miles and miles. Girl lb-sl-x'vvs '27, '28, '29, '30, G. A, A. '271 Glvv Club T, '29, Fin- Priuvef, 1'LIl'IWlP 'I'owm-rs. adj! mf' L -we K 3:7 2 51957 L- ' .44 xfuvimkl mir: 1 .v-1-' -1' .fx , h 4, ,,. . ,,,, 0 9 2 5, I 3 is, ' fe Lf' fl lv Raf- l15l 'ii I W . ,475 THELWIGWAIX1 2' T. X JIOLLIIC flARCIA Silence is golden. National Honor Society '29, '30, Papoose .I U NM Z' I' Staff '30, Annual Staff '30, President Spanish Club. l1'1z.xNK GIQIPIC Content to let the world go on as it is. l-'enrorl '2S: Purple Towers '29: Campus Daze '30, Big Time '30, Glee Club '27, 1I.xM1.1N I'IEl'K He knows whereof he speaks. Entered from Clay City, Indiana, '30. SH1I:I.1cx' llixps 'AI,lIf ', She chirpis her ditties in a musical way. Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, 'SOQ Girl Re- serves Cabinet '30: Iron Springs Delegate '28, Papnose Staff '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, The Fire Prince '27, Rings in the Sawrlust '28, Purple Towers '29, Campus Daze '30, Am I lim-uilimf' '28, Dig Time '30, Troupers '30, I Io1:'1'1+:Ns1c -l-xCo1:s It pays to be steady Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, G. A. A. '27, '28, Iron Springs Delegate '28, Trouper '30 3lELOI'ISlC -IUHNSUN glIel ' All is well when she blzcshesf' Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30: Iron Springs Delegate '28, G. A. A, '27, '28, ,W '29, '30, Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Fire Prince '27, Rings in the Sziwflust '28, Purple Towers '29, Campus Daze '30, K V' Family Upstairs '29, Am I Intrud- Mx A' 7 ing '28, Big Time '30, Troupers '30. -,,,.-. fffv'-xx?-th, E161 e ff? Tuawxewxlxm I Om tlolumox Jomas KSOIIIIUN Self-made man-yes, and he worships his Creator. Family l'1xst:lirx '201 Rig Timo '30' Annual Stull' '30, Pummsu Stuff '30, 1, -IUYCIC I , 1 A' ' M A,x, - L Qlllleffgsf l WW 7 , 'il ' ' A . J, , il' ' if . vig, 2 , - I ' ese 2 ,ia , , Q ' . f ---- 5 . 1 A , 2 ' fe ,Q in i fl X gif :L-'22 fd' N ss. Q J 3, 'Y K . K E 'fl xy A ,,..,,, , J . J-'LV xx . l f, Kigfs f i My kind of cz girl is a kind girl. w ' A Gngl livserves '27, '28, '29: Iron Shrings at D6-le-,.' to '2S: Pzlpmmsl- Stuff '2TZ lllvc Club '27, '2- '29. .X 2 mg V A ' K, Bl,xm:.x1:1c'1' klf:xl+.u,1. 'X There is something likable N 1 about her. ' ' P X Girl 1:5-sl-mls '27, ':x, 'usp '30, fmmim f xx llvll De-lesrulfl '29: Punnusl- Stuff '29, 'JM 'Q Spanish Ululv '30, Annual Staff '30, G. ' A. A. '27, '28, '29, 'l'6'nllis Club '27, '28 , . . . u3I.x1u:.x1:14:'1' l:I l'Il K11:Nx14:1mY ,X , I'i117.'ie 'X4 'L T'i'me spent in sfudy is neveo' lost. ,V Girl llvsvrves '27, '28, '29, '30: Girl R9- E: seiwv- Czllvinet '29, lrun Springs In-legate in 'YSZ H, A. A. '27, '28, '29, '20, Ulm' Clulw ' 'x k '2T. '2X, '29, '30, Fire I-'rinvv '2T: Rings .TX in ihv Suwxlust '28, Purple 'l'ow4-rs '29Z Ax!'C:nn1ms Daze '20, Am I Inlrulling' ,N '28, Mig Time- '30, ITADOUSC' Stuff '30: X Nulimmzll llormr Snc'ie'ty '30, l'ruL1lwrs '30. llu1:w1'11x' llllll-I Hof .K Beauty is a welcome guest anywhere. fl.A,A, '27, '28, '20, '30, Family UD- sluirs '20, Big 'l'im1- '30g Plll74JIlS6 Staff '20, Annual Staff '30, View-President Troupers '30, I Y vi -'-' 12ffi'ffN ,,,., A' c.. Q Q V Q, NvlUl..X Lmg 1 1 ' . so V l - .. ,A ,, Modest, slmple and sweet. x 4 V 5555! G. A. .x, '27, '28, ':xw, 'f:0. 'M ., 1 Y L IT 1 Q. 4 ,fb THE wievmm I ' S' 2 2 ' ' 2 ll ,A , My II.x1:uY LUN1xQIJ1sT J, 4f4,irH+ Q.. 'fu is good to live and xml. Sy: 'K Tigors '29, '30, Football '29, flguif., i fish- ., Q. , f 5 J' X Q, ,qV. llllxluco M1LU'r1Nm'1c'11 '2lIil.'r He never fozmrl the best too good. 'risers '22, '29, '30, Fcmtlmll '29, '30, Basketball '28, '29, '30, Cu-Czmtain of Rais- kotball '30, Captain of All-State Basket- ball Team '30, Baselmll '28, '29, '30, Am I Illfl'Ulll!lQ ' '2S: Campus Daze '30, Troupers '30, Papoose Stuff '29, '30. IIIJLIJN BIIDIDAITGH l'iclcles Thing of beauty is joy fo'r'eve1'. Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29, '30, Girl Re- serve President '30, Iron Springs Delegate '28, '29, Glee Clulm '27, '28, '29, '30, Fire Prince '27, Rings in the Sziwclust '28, Purple- Towers '20, Campus Daze '30, Rig Time '30, Troupers '30, Wigwam Quucn '30, LILY BIAIG M'oN'r.xN.x f'l?ubr ' ' Life seems always merry to me. G. A. A. '28, '30, Family Upstairs '30, Pzmoose Stuff '30, T1'ou11v1's '30, Big Time '30. A1,i+'1:1QD.x BIOUNCE They re only truly great who are ' truly good. IXRTHUR OATES There is no l9 'Ll6'7' measure of a mem than what he does. Football '27, '23, '29, '30, Tigers '28, '29, '30, Baseball '29, '30, Rings in the Saw- , Qi I ha flust '28, Rig Time '30, Troupers '30, , -X 5 ,J' 2 ,bf X Q 0 ?'fW'f4 i181 X ff THEWIGWAN nf N, 0 D 'M ' ST1cw.x1c'1' Uni: ' S ru Mi Wit cmd wisdom all bowl sg ,L with a mem. Q3 f ...4u.., 'Tigers '30: Football '30: Nzitionil Honor fr Society 'SHN Rig Time '30, it Jussi IC PM' K 1411: The noblest mind the best content- ment has. Nzitionzil Honor Szwietyg Girl Reserves '29, 30. ICRNICST l'.v1 1'1f:Rs0N Frank and good-vzatur Entered from Czmitan, New Nex- ico, 'fltlg Big: Time '30. l J1'LI,x I A'l l'l'lllSUN It's well to be honest and true. G. A. A. '27, '28, '29, 'SSOQ Trail Brezlkel' 'ISUQ Girl Reserves '7. LOVISIC PENN Ilr'1l' In p Never trouble trouble till troubl troubles you. Girl Reserves '29, '30: Girl Reserve C151 net '30: Granite Dells Ileleuzite '30 Edx s XVigw:1m 'ilflg 'fBig Time '30g National Honor Szwiety '30: Serxw-1ul'y and Trel urer of 'I'roum-rs '30, l'nY1,1.1s I!1c'1i.xlc1m The milclest manner and the gentlest heart. ll. A, A, '2T. 'SSC 'I'1'ou11e-rs '30. A QJ 1 IW ,fy THE wiewirxm 5f'.f'f5g, g,.V,'J3.f.4 lg fl gif gi: ' iiltfii ' Jaya, 9170! f .M K r ,, -f ' 2'-'f '- V . ifgf,m:f', W' ' Y 'I hgh, X ,. f i' , .. J: 1 i 1 VEEQSPEY ' v2 Iss- ,. . Q , ELXVOOII llvnisn 'fSIif'k ' L I tell you they need more 'men like ,' V -'x if zjg Tigers '30, Football 'soy Big Time 'sop , ' T af t National Honor Society '30, A xg. .- --1 g ag if .gh ii, I Mil .1 . if sf 1 Hifi UIIESTER STORY C'l1f't All that is red is not fire. Family Upstairs '29g Big Time '30, V11:1,s1N1.x S'i'l4lXVART K' G i it Great thoughts come from the heart. G. A. A. '27, '29, 'soq G. A, A. Cabi- net '281 G. A. A. Vice-President '29: G. A. X Treasurer 'ZESQ Am I Intruclimr' '28g Glee Club '28, '29, '30g Rings in the Sztwclust 'LZSQ Purnle 'Fnwers 129g Trail Breaker '29. MAIQY S.xN1mov.xI. Reliant, well poised and calm. Spanish Club '29, '30. HELEN Sxxlwlsus Thinks all she speaks and speaks all she thinks. . A. A. '27, '28, '29: Girl Reserves '28, 'L9, '303 Secretary '28. - 'KliQ1.: IloI.L1s S.xN1ncus rfH0tlfjf'I A man his own master. yolk. K 5' Troupers '30. iil moi A. President '80: Family Upstairs '29S ,. THE wievfrxm me f N. Frxmrzxclc TRE.xN14:u The secret of her success is service' to others and hard work? JA MES lVm.Ls 'JiIIIf , From the course of life we reap liberty. National Honor Society '29, Orchestra and Band 28, '29, '30, Papoose Editor, first , semester, 'LSL 1'1c'rE XVI I.I.1.xMs Look you, I aan concerned in my own interests. Jnms lVuoDI:1'1cN To get thy ends, lay bashfulness aside. l,1fviLL1a Yovxu Not open to slander--pass on. Girl Reserves '27, '28, serve Vice-President '30 net '29: G. A. A. '27Z Glee Club '27, '28, '29 '29, '30: Fire Prinve Sawrlust '28: Purple Time '30, Suphunmre ers '30. E11 O'MAuA I am quiet but I think Tiirers '29, '30, Football '29, Time '30, KAY SMITH Post Graduate. '29, '30: Girl Re- Girl Reserve Cabi- Panoose Staff '30: '30, Annual Staff '2Tg Rings in the 'Powers '293 Big Presirlemg Troup- cz lot. 'SOS Bill lil! , ,fb THEWIGWRN SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FRESH MAN : Gave 21 Freslnnam 1l2ll'i'.Y. YYO11 G. A. A. I-np. SOPHOMOHIG : XVOII G. A. A. cup P1'QS9lli'9li '21 III. I fIlfI'l!lHIIfjf7 ' EllI'6'l'i'2lill6Li at :I fOI'n1z1l party. Xxvllll hockey, volley ball and basketball chalnpionships. JUNIOR! ffTlm lfrzuzily l,,YllSffIfI'Si' was the class play. WVO11 G. A. A. cup. Gave il fOI'1nz1l party. Eiifclizlillcd at -Illlli01'-Sl-xlli0l' I,1'0lll. Represelited On 1l2l1l00S8 and xVigNVillll staff and Xationzll Honor Society. XVOI1 AVig'NVil1I1 Fhief contest. SENIOR! An infornizil dance was given. A very successful play was presented. EI11'eI't'a1i11ed at Senior Frolic. Gave Rl Snap-Shot picnic. Senior Ditch Day. XVOI1 Animal and Papoose Contest for 1930. Reprcscnted On Papoosc Qllld vVigVV2lIIl staff. Seven I116111bQI'S On National Honor Society. -75 -X- -73 LETTHRMIGNZ BEN ARAIER ARTIII'Ii O.XTliS liIGOKGE ROSE GENE STEXVART ILXRNOLD 1IOI.I,ANIm ARTHUR IQICNNETT JACK IZARRY IPVSIIAN ZENOVICII XvIRGIT. SIIVTE STEXYART fJRR ROx.xI,Im TIENDIIIRSON ICIAVOOD IIYDER AIANNING GITNTICR En. 0'MIxRO BIARKO BIIIJTTINOVICII JOIIN BIARICII BLOSS BIARICH -OA A limit I I THEWIGXURN SENIOR CLASS WILL Sue Anderson wills her expert swimming ability to Iirnestyne. Barbara leaves her popularity to Emma NVat'ts. Jaek Barry wishes to leave his big feet to Robert' tlory. Gladys Mae Flark wants her superior air to go to Dolly Ilrown. IIerminia Carrizosa bequeaths her skill on the typewriter to Alvin Armer. Doris Voulson leaves that winning smile to l'atherine Stewart. Xvllliillll Dodd wills his small feet to Robert Foster. Mollie Garcia wishes her shyness to be left to 'l'im Campbell. Frank Griee wills that book on 4'The Art of Uurling Hair to Muss. Manning Gunter solemnly bequeaths his winning way with the women to John Stone. Hamlin Heek insists on Virgil Shute having his mental eapaeity. Shirley Hind wants her melodious laugh to be added to t'atherine tlrite fith's eolleetion. llortense Jaeobs wishes that her slow and steady ways go to tlraee Lou- ise Finley. Melouise Johnson wants her bottle ot' hair-growing lotion left to Mary lvatson. Joe llraun graeiously reeeives Gordon Jones' artistic ability. Opal .Ioyee leaves to Tim t'ampbell her golden lot-ks. Margaret Kendall wants Phyllis Bradley to take good eare of her Senior locker. Margaret Ruth Kennedy leaves that well-used voeabulary to Franees Barron. Dorothy Lee generously donates her way with the opposite sex to Mary Aliee Alberthal. Viola, Lee's modesty is bequeathed to Vera Milutinovieh. Harry Lundquist leaves his faney dam-ing to Ronald Henderson. Marko Milutinovieh leaves that 4'I'hysique to Fritz Schwarz. Helen Middaugh gratefully bequeaths the eare ot' her wild Irish Hose to any one who wants the job. Lily Mae Montana wants Margaret NVeaver to have her well-trained eurls. Alfreda Mouuee says that Phyllis Johnson must have her timid and de- rnure way. Arthur Oates leaves his taste for pasties to llarry Flark. Ed Omara bequeaths his rose-like blush to Randolph Gunter. Stewart Orr wills to any one who needs it the skill of pic-king flowers. Jessie Packer would like for Ben Armer to have her plaee on the Na- tional Ilonor Soeiety. l r Ernest Patterson wants Ivalph Flittord to use often his supply of smiles. -Iulia Patterson gladly gives her athletie ability to Evelyn Symmons. Louise Penn plaees the 1-are and hard work of tl1e annual to the able shoulders of Jeanette Mallot. I'hyllis Riekard graeiously leaves llen Armer her BI. O. S. book. George Rose grudgingly bequeaths his high position in the Dramaties elass to Gordon llooth. Elwood Ryder leaves a few of l1is best sareastie remarks to Robert Bl2l0lilll2lll. CContinued on Page 1103 I 23 l A! g3'11'!vj,v f 1'1-u-zvnewam as I RQ C5517 . .W 1 j , f If fs H 3 I Y, 2 . , 43 lfrl-'Sff ' w,,5.Js. 1'-A A? ., -' RW' ., A mkyff, , xi , as, ww by A .v 25, -N .f- S, ' via. NH., - ' ' ff IW. 'ai-Q , . it-ff5ifE . way - ?-Qui gii A k'Qi.Q,: 1, ,Q wa- V. sw V . wrfffv- .Q fr M .Hs . W, :wry ,.,2.-,wk ' '- S .ff -Urs-my -S59 Q A Q , 1 va ' 1- .,., -iff? :sifm , . 4 S 4 ,xv- x E .,-., x YS-f ., 1 -, X . Ml XX THEWIGVIRN M ALVIN ARMER FRITZ SCHWARZ CARL WEBB CATHERINE GRIFFITH Presldent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTGRY l 1:1cs11x1.xN: lilljoyeal Fl'0SlllIlilll P11-nic-. Su1'11m1u1:11:: Ullirlrlmz fIu1'.vf :ls 1-lass play. Gave Iwo f0l'1ll2l1 purlivs. Hl'Ill'0SPl1fPd H111 ll'l Sl'l1f01l J rx 1011: uNfl'Il,lj Unix Huw fm-nml XVOII IIOCICPQ' liepresvllfecl Gave Julxior- IXLYIN on I'z1ponsv and xYiQWillll Si:1I'l's. on all athletic tezuns. as 1-lass play was givnm. Ilzlm-H. f'h2llllIbi0llSllilP. 011 1':lpoose and xViQNV2llll Statics. Sllllitbl' Prmn. 11l'I'l 1'l'I1l M IC N I AI: 311111: CARI. NV1:1:1: XV1xI.'1'1':1: BIUIH ll.x1m1.1n IXNDHKSON ICICNNICTII SEXTON Iii , LLEELLWLLLE-,ffiliiil 1251 'T A Y --7 ---- Y V ,f-, --V I L.. , ,,,.. ,, ,fb TH1-:WIGWAN 1 SLIM A . JUN10RS 5 fi- g M' I we-Y' 1, N mf ,1r:',! 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T-3'l'r:r,L.x J.w1mN0v1C11 ' - E271 Iivm' JAY II1cNm:1as0N RONALD lIlf:N111c1:s0N Rolmlvl' 11083114111 sv-Af 5 7 li JUNIORS Gw1:AL1m JOHNSON XVAm'11:u Mom ISAAC JUIINSON IQOBICIYI' Uwlcx PIIYLLIS JOHNSON IIHLEN I',w1i141n J QSIQDIIINI-1 IQLIENER Ih 1'11 I',x1:'1'lcIm:r1 U1:Nus'1'YN1+: IQNIGIIT KATII1':1:1cNlc IiAI:0c:I,I,x'1 1'I .XGNICS BICBIICIIAEL BILL lI.x1:1 Fruxclcs BIITCHEL Imax 111011: -3111 BIICIIAELSON LAURA SAI'NIbl+lRS 'r 28 1 s n fs.: WW If M TEAM f-Mg f- THEWIGWRN x W ,fr 'rnavnewnm JUNIORS ICHNNETII SICXTUN IC RI MA XV.vr'rs x'IIUQIL S111 1'14: OPAL NY.x'1 1's 4 'I 1 l4IS'1'I'IR Sw: w.xu'r VYRIL XVINID 1 QATI IICRI N IG s'l'I'INVART N.xxm'Y XVrr,x,1u1s PIGIISIS S'1'l'INVAIi'l' 4'x,x'm:x1a XYILLS !'lx'I4:I.YN SYMMONS JOHN xVI'CKS0N0YIC'Il -lUSI4'I'I1INI'I Yom' JACK Zu-1' M .my Wlxwsox 3- 1Continue-fl on Page 1055 sk.. f29j , ,5 I N - K A, AA 1. 7,- f2 fi qu ,x , J-1. ,ul is gl , ' Q W 5 H, E5 gy :p ' 5. 2 ,WM 1 'G 5 g ,1 - ' A g 5i14izE-:f ig l 5 2 x 1 V ' 1 A ZWV- 232 ' Z 2 ' ,al KN Q'- J ? 52' J , 1. v If 3 fs , i E? il' Q Lz., , f ' ' f I If 1?-2451, 55432 A I v fff, 3 le 5-Wi' I X 4 sf Q, W , W MMR aj A . .L , qw. f, V , 'lg 'W 1 :si 1 N , THEWIGWRN M 'Q' Iluunf CL,uc1i OTTlJ 'l'1'scf11KA .TNANNIQTTE BIALLOT JAUK POND 1'rcsidcnt Hcr'1'cffL1j1j Sl'irrc-P1'esirIr'1'1,t Trr'1131crer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS S P 0 NS 0 1: s Mu. 4'.v1'm ..Y. MISS I'lAMM1z'1'T Mu. HAM i301 THEWIGWRN SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTGRY FRIQSII MEN: Gave Two FI'esIIn1zu1 pivllivs. SoI'IIuIIoRI:: Gavel party. I'IIIteI'Tz1iIIwl ilf il NXYilIlIllillQ 1D2ll't'j'. l,l'l'SQllTl'Il :Is class play, 'kllummy lleplwfselllecl III all activities. LE'1 1'I4IllMEN : IIARRY l'I,,xRIc Lo1'Is SIAIUNIII FR.IN1'I-is IXI.'l'XYIES VAIIIIIQN III,.xNc'o IZuIz1:R'I' I!RoNsoN NVIGRAIIII URONVN IlI4:.xTI:I1'Ic l'.xI:I:Izos.s A AIIQI.I.x f'0NC'Il0I,.X IIARRY l'I..xRIi 1l.xR0I,II 1'1,1I3I14:N1'I'1 IIIIWARII i'III1-'FURII t'II.xR1,I:s FIIIIIIIINS ZUIIA UIQIIAIIIR !CI.Iv.x 17.xI:'I'0N I!Ic.x'I'Ic1c'I: D11 4'I..xss NYIRGIH IGLIIIS NIUNROIG FRASIIR ImR0'I'I1Y GI.xCo1.I1:'rTI ERNEST GI.woII.x LIINORIII 1211100114 ARIIIIIII GIONA lII:IfL.III GRIFFIN Mfvms llIx1.1:Y INICZ HARIIING .II31 H.xz1,IIw0oII IJIIYNII IIIICK :XLICE JANE HINII NIIII IIUGAN I NIIIL l1io1,I..xND IC1,I2ANoR .IoIINsoN M IC BI I: II Ii s -T.xc'Ii IQIIIIJ I'.xI'I, IQLII-INIIAXS llx'R'I'I,IfI IQNIHIIT i'1,I I'IIA L.xY'I'uN LIiI-:I.I,,x LIIII BIYHA L0c'Iuv.xY BIAE 131411111 LI'I'0 EqMRII'1'1'T LI'NIIQ1iIsT AIIII M.xI:I:No J I-:NN IC'l'Tli 11.11.011 GICOIIGIII BIARIUII -YIIUIQ M.xR'I'IN -1011 MII,A1cIvm'If'II HI I'II BIILLS XYICIIA MII.I I'INm'ICII ANNIII MrIRI4:I..xN1r 1'I1.xRI.If:s M1'XI'1,TI' NYI1,I,I.xM Nl'I1ilTS HIc'I 1'Y fflill EJORIS PARIQIN BIAHY I'.xRI4If:R JACK 1,AIN'1'ICR J,xc'Ic 1'oNII I,UIl0'1'IIY I,0'I'I'I DAYIII IQAHIE :XNNIIG RAIN JI'.xNI'I'.x RI:c I'oR IQATIIIIYN Rmcss and flu' Jllllllji-Y... JusIcI'IIINI'1 RIVI-:RA IGNIIH Hmzl-:R'I's FRANK 1luI:IgI:Ts I'IsI'I-1Iz.xNz.x SANIIIIIIQ l .xx'I4: SIINIIIQRS BI.XI'1lIl'IC SHARP .VXIALI Slllillli Lows SIIIUNIII l'.II'I.IN1: S'1'RIl'IiI,.XXD lim S'I'RI'K.xN MIIAIIIIIII STIIIIIIM III'I:If:R'I' 'l'IIm1.xs FIIIAIIT TVRNI-:R fl'I l'O TI's4'IIIi.x ImIII'I'II,.x VAIIIIINHA IVIQIJIIQLIS VAN XIvI 1'.xN f'1,Y1II: XVII IISLEI: IIIQNRY XVAKNICK !:I'NYAN XVIGLLS HI'I'I':RT NVI:sTIcI:IfII':1.II EILI-:IIN NVII.xLI,IcY HvIcI,I'N NVII,LI.mIs M.IRc:1'RRI'I'I'I NVI1,I,InIs NVINNII-'RIII1 XXYIND IIIQIIIIN NVRIGIIT KIAHY ZIGNUVICH Is.xI:I4:I, ZII-:Inc F15 55,1111 i311 Y I P 4, ,. THEWIGWRN J1'N1ou 'l'11:1:s EDITH BIAE fJLIYI'IH No1cM,xN LEMONS l'rcsi1lr'm' Nf'f'I'C'flll'QU Trmzsurer FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS Nj!UIlSOI'S.' K Mlss J0uNsuN MISS PAIN14: E321 1'I-Ir: vncwnm FRESHMAN CLASS Fl't'SlllIlPllZ NVeI1t O11 1,il'l1iC. 11:1 ve 21 pu rty. Ilelped t'llfl3l'f2lill Seniors nt' ABELL ANTHONY BYRON ALFORD GWENDOLYN ALLEN ROBERT ALLEN LOUISE ALVAREZ ELEAZAR ARVIZA J. W. BEAUCHAMP JAMES BERNSTEIN WILLETTA BOLLON EDNA BOYER BERNICE BROWN BILL BROWN FERNE BROWN HILDA BURT RENA COCELETTO CLARENCE CARTER GERTRUDE CLEMANCE WILMERTH CLINE EDITH CLOUDT RAYMOND CLUFF JUNIOR COLEMAN MARY CORN GEORGE COX ERLA CRAMMER DARTHA CROCKER EDNA DALLEY ALBERT DALMOLIN GEORGE DALMOLIN MARWIN DENNIS ADA MAE DODSON AMAIDA DODSON VIRGINIA DUKE EGBERT EDWARDS FLORENCE EDWARDS JOE FALBO GRACE LOUISE FINLEY KENNETH FOSTER ROBERT FOSTER JAMES FRANTOM CHARLES FUGATE MERCY GARCIA DOMINIC GIACOMA PAULINE GIACOMA EDNA GIBSON EDWARD GIBSON FRANK GIBSON ELIZABETH GRIFFIN DONALD GUSTOFSON SADIE HALBY MEMBERS HLLMY HARJULIN JAMES HARRIS GERTRUDE HART BERTRAM HAWKINS XNESLEY HAYMOND JOHN HECHTMAN JOSEPHINE HIGDON AUDRY HIGGINBOTHAM BILLY HILL MARY HAWLIN A BLANCHE HUDSON LUCILLE IRWINE EVERETT JACKSON EDITH JOHNSON HAROLD JOHNSON FRANK JONES VERNA KEHN HAZEL KNIGHT PHYLLIS KNIGHT LEO LAMBERT J . C. LAMBERT JOE LEDBELTA LUANNA LEE HARRIET LEMONS NORMAN LEMONS TOM LIGHTLE CUCA MADELINA MIKE MARICH LOLA MARTIN RAY MARTIN ROLAND MARTZ ANDY MAUREL ROBERTA MAUREL IDA BELLE MEADOWS DUSHAN MEDIGOVICH PETER MEDIGOVICH WESLEIY MEEK BRANO MILUTINOVICH LILLIAN MITCHELL IVIARJORIE MITCHELL BERT MOORE JACK MORELAND FRANCIS MCBRIEN WANDA MCGENNIS C. B. MCMICHEAL GENEVIEVE MCSHANE HARRY NASH ' CHARLES NICHOLAS WALTER NOBLES E331 , HISTGRY 1':IpOOSe IYZIIICE. EDITH OLIVER DOROTHY O'MARA RUBY PACKER ADA LOUISE PARKS DONY PEYKOVICH WALTER PARTRIDGE KEITH PATTERSON DONALD PENN EVA PERICA IRWIN PHILLIPS FAUST RABOGLIATTI NFIL RABOGLIATTI JIMMIE REARDON OWEN REAY LESTER RICE PEARL RICKARD FLOYD ROBERTSON RAMON RUBALCOLA IVIARY SANDERS WALTER SAUNDERS ALMA SCHOLL FRED SCOBLE GAVIN SCOTT FRED SCURR MARTHA SJOFIELD EUNICE SMITHSON DORIS SNOWDEN ALBERT STEPHENS BILLY STEWART JOHN STONE LOUIS STROUISS JIM THOMAS MARY JANE THOMAS GEORGE TIBBS NARCISSA BORRES ROY TURNER JACK VANCE FLORENCE VALERIO AUGUST VOGT LENA MAE WATSON NELLIE WATTS MARGARET WEAVER BEATRICE WHITELY UAN WILLIAMSON RAMONA WILLIAMS THELMA WILSON MARGARET WRIGHT ETHEL WOLF ALFRED YNZUNZA l 'rnrzwxevmm B! WILLIAM ALBRIGHT DON ANDERSON ERNEST ARNOLD ALFRED ARRAGON OPHELIA ARRONA LUCY ARVIZU MIKE ASSYD GEORGE BLACKMAN GEORGE BLANCO LAURA BLANCO LEE BOREN CHARLES BRONSON BILLY F. BROWN JOE BUSTAMENTE TONY BUSTAMENTE LEA CAGE GLENN CLIFFORD LEONARD CLOUDT CUCA CONCHOLA DENT COOMBS VVALTER COX GEORGE CHILDRESS DORA CRAWFORD JOSEPHINE CUBITTO WII.LIAM DALLEY ELSIE DAVIS JOE DODSON LUPE DUKE PAUL EATON EIGHTH GRADE Sponsorqs: MISS BLEECK MR. STONG MISS WEIST OFFICERS JAMES MALOTT ......... Vice-President JERRY THOMAS ......... Secretary EDNA BOYER ,,,,,,,,,,,,, President PAULINE PATRICK .,.,. Treasurer JULIA GRIFFITH ..,.... Reporter MEMBERS LUCILLE ELLEDGE WALDO JACKSON GENEVIEVE ESPINOSAAUDREY JOHNSON ESPARZA ESPIRIAN PEARL EVANS EVELYNE FAUST LEWIS FLORES MARY FOSTER ETHEL GARSIDE MAMIE GIACOLLETI FRANK GIACOMA KIRNSEY GIFFORD BAT GIOVANDO MAMIE GIOVANDO CLARENCE GRAY JULIA GRIFFITH RUBY GUERENA WYMAN GUTHERIE EARL HARPER ROBERTA HELLON DALE HELMICK RUBY HENDERSON MAURINE HOWARD ROBERT HOWARD LORETTA HOWLIN ALICE HUBBARD RICHARD HUGHES LOTTIE HUNT KATHRYN JACKSON MARVIN JACKSON GEORGE JOHNSON NORMA JOHNSON MAY JONES GEORGE JONOVICH ROBERT LADLOW VVESLEY LANGDON ELIAS LAZARIN LOWREY JOE LIGON THERESA LOPEZ GEORGE LUNDQUIST JAMES TYLER GILBERT JAMES M-ALLOTT ANTHONY MAUREL ROBERTA MAUREL BEE MEADOWS FRANK MEADOWS JOHN MEDLIN EDNA MEEK JENNIE MILARDOVICH GEORGE MILARDOVICH MARATH MILARDOVICH STEVE MILARDOVICH JOHN MILARDOVICH BONITA MILLER CHARLES MITCHELL CATHERINE MOYA ELIZABETH MURPHY E341 ESPERANZA NAVARRA JULIA ORTIZ GEORGE OLLSON SYLVIA PARKS PAULINE PATRICK MYRA PATTERSON ANNIE PERICA JIMMY PETRIE GEORGE PHILLIPS PAULINE PROCHASKA GWENDOLYN RANKIN DELBERT RAPIER ELMO REAY MARY CATHERINE RIGBY CHARLES RIGGS DOROTHY ROBERTSON DELORES SUMMERFIELD DOROTHY WHITTINGTON MIRIAM ROBINSON LILLIAN ROSS FRITZ SANDERS CHARLES SAWYERS KENNY SCARBOROUGH BILL SELF ANNIE SETKA STEVE SETKA JOE SIMMONS ROY SMITH KENNETH STANFILL fCOntinued on Page S45 THBWIGWFW M SEVENTH GRADE SPONSORS: MISS KENNEDY MR. HAYES OFFICERS President .... BARRY DE ROSE WALTER ARMER .....,.... Vice-President Secretary and Treasm'er ,....... MILDRED CARSON MEMBERS ROBERT ALBERTHAL WILLIAM ALBO JOSEPHINE ALITWIES HILARIO ALVARADO ALVA ANDERSON TOMMY ANDERSON WILLARD ANDERSON WALTER ARMER MARY ARVIZU ELTON BAILEY MANUEL BALDIVIA FRANK BANICEVICH AGNES BARRY GLADYS BECKSTEAD PAUL BECKSTEAD LOUIS BESNER SAM BESNER VIRGINIA BIRTCHER CORRINE BISHOP FRANK BLACK JOHN BLACK MILDRED BOGDAN DAVID BRANCH ROBERTA BRENTON JERRY BROWN ELEANOR BUNDY JOHN CACELETTO JIMMIE CACELETTO LONNIE CANTRELL MILDRED CARSON NAOMI CARTER AMELIA CARRASCO SUSSIE CASTRO ' JAMES CHAPMAN FLORENCE CHILDRESS IRIS CLEMENCE MAYBELL COCHRAN ETHEL CORN HOLLY GAIL CRAWFORD GEORGE CROSBY CLAUD CUBITTO ROBERT CUBITTO PHOEBE DARTON GRACE DALLEY JOYCE DENNIS BARRY DE ROSE ARTHUR DODSON CONSTANCE EAVES FOSTER EAVES HELEN ELMER MILFORD ENGLISH ' MARGUERITE ESPARZO GEORGE FAULK VIOLET FAUST GLADYS FLORES CHARLIE FRENCH GEORGE FRENCH JACK FUGATE HOMER GALENTINE f35 ANNIE GARCIA MARGUERITE GARCIA GENEVIEVE GARRETT PAULIINE GATSOE HELEN GIFFORD SOFIA GOMEZ ERVING GUSTAFSON LOVELL GUNTER SUSIE HAGGAR DOROTHY HAIIL MARTHA HALL CARA MAE HARVEY EVELYN HICKS ETHLEEN HOCKING IMOGENE HOWARD GENEVIEVE HOWLIN LOUIE HUNT REMMEL JACKSON DAVE JAKONOVICH JEAN GAIL JAMES WALTER JENNINGS JIM JONES TYLER JONES BILL KEEGAN EGBERT KELLY YVONNE KILLGORE ALICE KINSMAN HAZEL KLEINHANS CECY LARD CLIFFORD LAYTON QI BETSY LEDBETTER BILLY LINDLEY EARL LINDLEY MANUEL LOPEZ ANGEL MALDONADO MARION MARTIN EMANUEL MARTENEZ MAGDELINE MARTENEZ CONRAD MARKLEY LAFAY MEDCALF STANLEY MERRIFIELD MARGARET MICHAELSON WILSON MILLER NADA MILUTINOVICH MILDRED MITCHELL MELBA MORROW GEORGE MOORE LONARDO MOYA DUDIE MCATEER HELEN MCCUNE EUGENE MCGOWEN EVARISTO NAVARRO JOHN NEARY RUDOLPH OCHOA HENRY OLIIVAS LUZ OLIVAS CLARENCE OLLSON KATHLEEN O'NEAL DAVID ORR fCOntinued On Page 903 -1 I KI A THE WIGVIRN -AWK Y X l361:, iw 1 1 w fi M 1-fin. 11, f- wUf4a erfW 1f , i Mm ul W' 1lNvK!lWi1n 1Q M v'M?f11m3-11f'! W If I' A HV YW' my f'ff M ' A K IIIIH1 FIM ' NK- N 7VJ,,H,.,,,f1f:m31lkIIW,MMr' M , 'K K fm ,V ffl VM' Awww' ' 4' ..,4 , 1 ,,, . W,,,,w.h, -.ml ll,Jjm14p1'nMk2ig,,,,L, HIM VM, -A gi! 'ffl XXX ft! , 1' g f f 115----,ff fi P W V A' f F ZZLJ'-M N vfk WW! ,f ., gi - - X v i- A51 jp X .V fl. rw -4, 'x 4- 'i1?. +1-' igxxji I X' -1. if 3 - NV , - E 33, 'r im: 'i W X X fgig E A s Ai '. 5 , n , + A jN f w 32, C, 2. , - 'i 52 'VN 'frf-Ui-f ' N. , ya 'ef-L ,al gf V - E LA V f',jfYd, :-,, 2-11 ' fffgyf i' D ' ' X ' f N - 1215117 ' r- . Y J - ' , ' f ' Va fu ' 'ff' - m1Q.'F 5 ' . f J 'Q , , , fifffif. f HTHLETIQ ,. T1-is wxewam FOOTBALL FO0'l'l3ALL SVIIICDULE Globe 7f1ir'j Tempe Follege l rosh .,,,.,.. 7 Globe ..,.A.. .,,..,. 3 9 Morenei ,,.A..,,.,Y,..,,,.......,, 0 fC0lIff'I'l'lI!'!'j Globe ,...... VY..v.. 2 tl Gilbert ...., 21. Globe .v..,., .. 0 lfluekeye ..... 6 Globe .,...,, 21 Safford 0 f0o11fr'1'f'1u'f'j Globe ..,.,,. v,,,,.. I 31 Miami .. O f00lI.ff'l'f'II rej LOBE IIIGII had their most sueeessful season in football this year. They won the Eastern t'onferenre f'hampionship by beating Miami 31-0 on Thanksigiving llay. In the first game of the season Globe tied Tempe State Teachers' Vollege Freshmen 7-T on the home field. The game was featured by Virgil Slmte's S0 Y2ll'fl run to a touehdown. In the first Vonferenee game of the year Globe journeyed to Morenei, where they overwhelmed the Morenei eleven 3870. Giaeoma made three touch' downs. Henderson two. and NVebb one. The next game was a non-f'onferenee game with the powerful Gilbert team. This was 0119 of the best games ot' the season. Globe eame from be- hind to score 20 points in the last quarter. Giaroma's line-plunging 'featured the game. Giaeoma made two touchdowns and Rose made 0119. Globe lost their seeond non-f'onferenee game when the heavy llurkeye Farmers beat them fi-0 at lluekeye. Globe threatened several times but could not push aeross a touchdown. Globe won their second 4'ont'erenee game when they defeated the Salford Bulldogs on the home field 21-0. Globe displayed some of the best football of the season to beat the valley boys. Giaeoma sr-ored two touchdowns and Simondi made one. ln the last game of the season Globe walked away from Miami, 31-0. Globe scored their first touchdown in the tirsti few minutes of play when Shute snagged a punt and ran 50 yards to a touchdown. From then on the Tigers held the upper hand and were never in danger. Shute made three touchdowns, Oates one and llennett one. iVe lose fifteen letter lllilll bel-ause ot' graduation, but there will be plenty of material bark next year to put out another 1-hampionship team. I Z1 A ge.. EEZ E39 1 5401 I .,A,, . ,fy Tl-lr: wlcsvmm I FOOTBALL PERSONALS Glcolmlc hlliISlI 'i Ilosn was Zlllllllllliljti captain for the year and eertainly did his job. George played elld bllt Ile l'9l'i2llllIj' showed a fighting spirit. Rose reeeived EIII honorable lll9lll'lOll f'or the All-State Team. IiONALD HIUDN7, IIICNIJERSON played his sec-ond year at elld. lion was a fast Illilll on lDllIlfS Zllltl a sure taekler. Ile was good on defense as well as offense. ftRon also got honorable melltioll on the AlleState Team: Ile also llliltle the Eastern COlli'9l'9IICt-I Team. BNN t'lloNl:v zxlillllili was one of' the few mell to earn fOlll' letters. Ilen played halfbaek. In this position Armer showed lots of speed Zllltl played a good game on offense alld defense. JoilN I3lzl'rlsllH BIHARICII is a tlrst letter lllilll. .lohll played a good game at either end. Marieh was good on defense and should make a good offensive Illilll with a little experience. All'l'lll'R flA'I'ES played his third year at renter alld had his best year. Oates was a tower of strellgfh ill the Tiger's lille. Ile was fast illlll espe- cially good on intercepting passes. Ile lllil-'I'f't'1DlPtl a pass ill Mialni illltl ran for a touehdown. I'Il.osn Malcloll made his first letter this year. Ile played eellter. Al- though this was his first year, Blose showed up well ill the lille on bark offense Zllltl defense. Ile had plellty of' fight. BIANNING tll'N'rr:l: is another four letter Illilll, Illilkillg his letter this year at guard. Gunter was the heaviest Illilll on the ffltllll illlti he used his weigllt to a good advantage. Ile stopped the 0llp0IIPlliS on the lille Zllld IISIIEXIIE' had a good hole OIJPIIPLI up on offense. Ellwalcll f'ICn O'M.xll.x 11121116 his his first letter playing for Globe this year. Ile played eitller guard witll good ability. Ed was quiet but usually stopped the OIllIOIIQIIf. Ile was light, bllt llliltit? up f'or his weigllt by fight Zlllti speed. Ifllwslcxn Glass S'l'l4:w.xl:T Illildl? his seeond letter ill football this year. Ile played etitller gllilktl like a Vi-'l9l'iIll. tiene was a hard Illilll to get around Zlllti Ile will be IIIISSQNI next year. Ile was a tI9p9lltl21blP Illilll on de- fellse alld OLLQIINP. Ile was a sure tat-kler. Malllco Uhllliltlii Mll.l'TlNovlc'll played his seeond year at taekle tllltl proved llilllself eapable of lloldillg QIOIVII the IJOSITIOII. Marko was exeeption- ally good on bloc-king IHIIITS. Mike was a valuable player. l41l , I ff? THE w1Gv1111m I Lo1711c S111oN111 was taekle across the li11e from Marko and tl1ey 11111119 a good 193111. In spite of tl1e faet that Lo11ie was playing l1is tirst year he played tl1e positio11 like a veteran and 11213 two more years to sl1ow l1is stntf. Lo11ie was selected 011 tl1e Allelflastern Conference eleve11. ART111111 HF,vr l31cN1v1aT'1' was 21110111611 Tiger lineinan who lIl?1f1Q tl1e op- posing li11e sit up 211111 take notice. liennett played either guard. He got honorable 111e11tio11 for tl1e AlleState Teain a11d was plaeed o11 the Eastern 163111. l+l1,woon l1v111:11 was another tlrst year letter man. lle played either end witl1 good ability. lilwood was always o11 llfllld when l1e was needed a11d was t1'y1llg.I all tl1e ti111e. ll1's11.1N '4lJ1'111: Z1:xov1e11 is a tirst year letter lllilll. He plays a good 51211118 at either 91111 or taekle 111111 also at guard. Duke is 1101 a speetaenlar player, b11t consistent 211111 a 1121111 fighter. XYIRGIL t'Por', Sutra is a third year letter 111a11. Shute 11111119 the Eastern f10lli391'6lll't-' 1921111 and got honorable 111e11tio11 for tl1e All-State Team. His speed 11121416 l1i111 0119 ot tl1e hardest 111e11 i11 tl1e state to eateh. Virgil played quarter. :XLYIN B.1111c 1111111111 lll2l419 l1is tirst letter this year at quarter. Ile was tl1e 81112111081 111311 011 tl1e 1921111 b11t had ple11ty of light 211111 ability. Alvin dis- played good headwork tl1is Sl-'2l,S0ll. CA111, NI1L'Tf'llN 11321315 lll2l119 l1is first letter at half tl1is year. HI1ll11'11v played a fast, steady game. l-le was good on defensive work 211111 sl1owed up well wl1e11 l1e got a 011111109 to tote tl1e pigskin. Dutch was a, sure taekler. H111111v 11.11111 played tl1e otl1er half and lll21l16 l1is second letter. Harry did11't paek tl1e ball ll11lC1l b11t l1e did 801119 good defensive work. He was a hard taekler and wl1en l1e tackled 'ein tl1ey 11s11ally stayed taekled. ST15w.111T 01111 lll21l1Q l1is first letter at half this year. He is 21.12181 1111111 a11d a good tackler. Stewart 111111111 play i11 lllkllly gaines bllt wl1en l1e did he showed l1is ability. ERx1:s'r Mess G111eoA1.1 1113119 l1is second letter as fnllbaek tl1is year. Mnssi' was one of tl1e 1110Sf dependable gl'011lll1 gainers i11 tl1e conference. He got honorable 111e11tio11 o11 tl1e All-State THIIII and was placed o11 tl1e lflast- ern Conferenee Twllll. Several men did not get letters this year because they didntt play in enough games, but they were given numerals for their work. These me11 were: Carson, guard: Moir, endg illld :XI11101'SOI1, halfbaek. They will all be back next year illlfl we expect t11e111 to make tl1e til-st 163111. IE!! Kenai 1421 .fn YYY V Img, . ff? THEWIGWRPG I BASKETBALL IIASKICT I IALL Globe ........ .,..............,,,7 Y Globe ,,..,A.. Globe ....,l.. itGlobe ...,.,.. 'xGlobe Globe ..,,,,.. W ilobe ...,,,.. W llobe ..,.,v,, W llobe ......w. iQGlobe ..,.,,.. Globe .l,7,,.. Q 1 Globe ,,l,,l,....,,,,,...,.,. 1' Conference games. Globe ..,,l,.e Globe ..,.el,e Globe ..... Globe ........ S T A 'I' IC 23 Superior 18 Douglas .... 26 Mesa, .... . 23 Morenri 7,,, -L7 f'lii'ton ...... 42 Superior .. 33 Vliflon ....,, 24 Morenei ..,V 35 llnnean ..... 37 11111111111 ..e., 11 Miami .... 21 Miami .... TOURNAMFINT SfTlll'lI'JUl.li 20 05 13 1Q , ..,.. 1 11 '34 T 15 17 18 10 Gilbert .,...eY 21 35 Flagstaff ,.,.,, ....,. 2 5 32 Snowilake ,,.. .. 18 25 Tllllllbt' ....... 37 'HIS was a, very good year for the Globe High School basketball team. They wo11 second place i11 the Eastern l.'ont'erenc-e and were taken to the State Fonsolation Tournanient whieh was held at 'l'111-son. Globe won eleven of tl1eir sixteen games. Ill the Eastern f'onl'erenee, Globe scored two illlllli1'Pll illlil thirty-four points against their opponents' Ollf' lnnidred and twenty-nine. One grand event of the year was the Qilllll-F we won from Miami, the first in live years. 1Ve lose fonr letter 1ne11 this year, but there will be a nnniber of new players to take their places next year. Ii!! B145-E E431 l ae.- 1 ,.,1v....-..... W V V Y v J I Q5 QA I vf 'N' R A YH , 4 iii' Q g f jg q K 'Mew - VA fx W3 Y I J J N ,fy THE? ievfam - iii BASKETBALL FEQSONALS Mxnico Minis 1l1Ll, l'lNOY1l'lI, eo-eaptain. played his thi1'd aml best year at standing guard. Marko was a stulnbling bloek to every forward he played against. llis defensive ability put him on the Eastern Division tealn and he also was named captain on the All-State Seeond Team. Mike will not be with us next year. as he graduated this spring. Marko made tifty-seven points in the sixteen games he played. Ii0NAl,ll Rox lli+:xm':icsoN. eo-captain, played his seeond year at running guard. Ron showed a vast improvement in his ability to hit the basket this year. Ile also played a very good defensive game. lle displayed good head- work and plenty of tight. Although Ron played guard. he seored one hun- dred and tive points to lead in scoring. Ile was named eaptain on the Eastern Division Seeond Team. Ronald is a Senior this year, so he will not be able to play next year. UART. l'l,U'I'l'llw NVEUI: played his first year at the forward position and showed promises of becoming a great seorer. lle was small but fast and full of fight. lle was one ot the best men on the team on defense. Iluteh made the liastern Division 'l'eam. Dutch had a knaek ot' slipping by his guard and seoring. Ile seored seventy-t'our points in the sixteen games he played. lle's a Junior, so will be bark with a lot of pep next year. .lxeii ll.xnnv played his third year at the eenter position and did a neat job of it, both offensively and defensively. .laek's height' served him to a good advantage and he was especially good on falling in shots. He was one of the main eogs in the ottensive machine, scoring eighty-nine points during the season. -laek was named on the Eastern llivision Seeond Team. lVe hate to see him leave us. llA1:0Ln l'1xK11': Axlncnsox played his first year at forward for Globe lligh. He has a good eye for the basket and should be one of the best players next season. All he needs is experienee. lt took a good guard to keep up with l'inkie and he managed to seore sixty-one points during the time he played. Ile will be baek with us again next year. Gi-:oinnc Imsn llosi-1 played his tirst year at t'orward aml showed up well on otfense and defense. George was out part ot' the time due to illness, but when he got to play he was always in there with the old Ufightf' George was one of the best men on the team forgoing for the tip-ott. lle seored thirty-two points during the time he played. This was fleorge's last' year. XV.XL'l'l-Ili Klein Mon: played his tirst year at 4-enter. Ile was lanky and had a good eye for the basket. and with a little experienee should develop into a stellar pert'ormer. lied will be baek next year aml we hope it'll be his best year. lle managed to seore twentyeone points in the games in whieh he played. :XLYIN l'i.Xl3I-In Annni: played his tirst year for the high sehool at forward. lle was the smallest man on the team but his iight aml speed made up for his size. lle was a very good passer illltl was a good man to get the tip-otf when it was needed. Babe managed to make six points in the games. lVe hope Alvin has the best season possible 1l9Xl year. I I1.,.. - , .. , 33:8 E451 A5 Tnawievfam T hus 1 1 'WV' X 'R BASEBALL Globe A.,,... ..... I 3 llayllen ., fl Globe ....,.. ..... I J Periflot ..... 13 Globe ,,,,,,, .7,w. 1 l Rive ...... 5 Globe ,,,,.., ,,.l. f i llaynlen .. 4 Globe ....... ,.... f S Miami .. ,l.w7 11 Globe ,.,,.,, .. 5 Miami .. 9 -1 IIIC Baseball l9Zl111 had a very pool' sfzliemlnle this season an1l,4li1l 11ot xllon 1111 N0 11 ell 111 the games that they 1li1l liave. They won only two of their six games. The Tigers lost a llZll'lVl'f0llQllT QZIIIIQ at I'Iilj'Il91l to open tl1e season. ln- ability to l1it the ball when hits lllflilllt 1'llllS lost the game. ln the next f'0llf91'i-'ll1'P 51211119 the Globe ftillll noseml out Ilayclen G-4 o11 the l1o111e lllillllillltl. Slinte pitelied good ball and was given good siippoi-t. In the 11ext C0lli'l'l'6'lll'P game we were beaten by Hlll' rivals, the Yaiiclals, 11-li, 011 Ulllf lllilllllbllll. The Tigers took Zlll early leall but tl1e Tiger lllll'l6l'S eonlml not l1ol1l the Xr2ll1ll2llS ill check. Tl1e Tigers were beaten i11 their ser-onml game with Miami, 9-5. Again the Tigers took tl1e lead but the Vandals l1it' the ball llll1'll to annex tl1e ganie and the T'l2lSl'l1l'll 1'o11fe1'enee C'l1a11111io11sl1ip. llenllerson, Globe sliortstop, knoekeml one over the fenee for :1 ll0IIl9l' i11 tl1e lirst i1111i11g. Ili!! W il - E461 I 'v'.. ,g.l1 .Yrs lllllllgll they did have to gs ,fb THEVJIGVIRN i GHHS'HOCKEY IIS wal lhe viils haw slmwn 21 great deal of interest in hockey, even S1-lmol lI1ll 1,2ll'li. lloclcex' :ls 00111112111-'ll To the Ofllvl' spoils 2ll'lt'l1llHl and ul' the end il l0lll'l elf this vim-to1'y with high ll0ll0l'S. 'l' np earlier ill the lll0l'lllllg'S and go over to is il I'0lllIl2ll'2lllYl-'lj' new game to the girls Taken. All lbl'2li'llf'9S were elnllnsizistieally lilllllllll was held. The S0pl1o11101'es l'ill'I'lCd The svore being There were no serimis inislnlps during the entire season, such as skinned shins, teeth k11m-lied 0111. or lalau-lc eyes. l'le1'eto1'o1'e there have been one or two slight 1lllSl'0l'lllll9S along lhis The gzunes were s11pe1'vise1l 110111 the flllll' l1igl1 selmol vlasses Cldllllll' l 0l'NV2Ll'1l ..,...Y...Y7.. line. by Miss Yale. The All-Still' team pieked NY21 S I Right' Inside F0l'W2ll'll .,,. Right NYing ,,l...,...,........, Left Inside I u1'wz11'd ,.,,,, Left XVi11g ...,,.,,...,,.,l,,,.., Center llulf llnek Right Ilalf llzufk Left Ilulf B211-lc ......11. llighf f2ll2l1'l6l' Huck .,,. Left Qllil1'U31' liilidl ...1, VIRGINIA S'1'1-:wA11'r S1'1:.xxN.x :XNIDICICSON l'1c11s1s ST1Hw'.11:'r lCr,1z,11:1-1'1'1I G1111+'F1N ,I171,1.x 1'.vrT11:1:soN Yisiu. BIILIYTINOYICH FAX SANDERS I'HyLLis JOHNSON liliR'l'liI'lll'l U.111'1' L.x1'11.1 S,1L'Nm:11s ESI f - I4 71 'Lili ,, J E ff? THBWIGWFXIX1 E E 2 F 6 ,5 s GIRLS' BASKETBALL HE enthusiasm for this ever popular sport was still greater this year as compared to previous years. Although every other kind of sport is taken np, basketball seems to he the 0lllSl'2l11dlllg.f game. lt takes iight to go tlirongli with it and the girls surely had plenty of this. A 110lll'1l21,I1'lPlllf was held at the end ol' the Season. with the Seniors carrv- ing: off the honors. better team. As before, an year they were: llzmrds ,,7,7 l oruf11rrl.w V,...., It was hard fought, but the Seniors seemed to be the All-Starv team was pieked from the four classes. This ...V,.L11,Y MoN'r.xN.x. Sric.xNN,x ANDERSUN ..,.,.Yi1cG1NI.x ST1cw,xi:'1'. ICvEI.YN M1LL1f:1c fflllllllllfj r'f'11tf'1'... .,,..,., .....,.Y....,,,..,... , ..,,...., F AW: SANmf:1cs Jumping l'f lllL!'I' .... ,...., F ERN BRowN This team played a game with the XVOII12lll,S team of Globe and won by a score of 22-19. 'l'his game attraeted quite a large audience. X311 L ,. QL QL, ICQ!! E431 .vm uznriviii f N I Q P' JU f w 9 P 1 ew f 1 , ' .xJ A' A 11 ,, ox fx w abv, QV 5 3 ' ' J 5 Nw . 9 'v UQ ' X. . ' WQ293 W 1 X Ls. 0 ' ' A ' , fl' 9 X I ,. ' ,!a',!n, mu ,457 T1-15 wlevmm K WIGWAM STAFF Lifrrrlry Ilflrisor ...... Business Advisor ...A, Art .lflrisor Ezlifm' .......v........... ,. Business .llunagffr Axsistant Ezlifor ,. A xxistan t Business Organ isa tion ,..,,... Cylfl-YSFS . Sporfs ...... ,-lrf ..... Snaps .....,, Cfllrfmlzlr J 01.129 .... Typists ..... FACL'I,'I'r ADVISOIIS STIIIJIINT STAFF Jlanuyvr .... MARTIIA E. UIILIR IUIIIJII EGGLESTON :XLMA 1fINSOLVING LOUISE PENN DUSIIAN ZIINOUCH VIIIIRA IJAVIS RORIIRT BLACKMAN BARIaAR.x I3ARRON LUCII,I,I+: YOUNG KMAROARET IKIGNDALL ZRONALD HENIJICRSON R.INImOI,I'H GUNTER BEUIIIXII GRIFFIN lGL,NlJX'S MAI: CLARK MILIIRIIDGE BAILEY QIORDON JONES MARO.xI:If:T BROWN fDOROTIIY LRE PIER MINIA CARRIZOSA lMOI,I,II1: GARCIA 231' E511 3321 ,fy THEWIGWRIY1 E521 l g, ,Q,A ,. TH1: WIGWRM 1 THE PAPGOSE STAFF 1' HE PAPOOSIC, 21 Globe High 111111111-z1tio11, 11218 been El 111128 S1111ess this Yefu 1111? to the work of the very C01lllP6tQI1t s11o11so1s Nhss 11.11 Agnew 111111 Mr. Ralph Egg:lesto11, 1 'Y L1 akv, A iyjai A 1 'f A 111111 the truly 1'9lll2l1'1i2i1110 staff. IIl0111l1911 111 the l'9gl112ll' bi-111o11tl1ly issues we H1111 811011 fea- ture 11u11111e1's us: '1'11z111ksgivi11g3, t'l11'ist111z1S, 1I2l110YV9'4:'1l, 211111 the severznl elass issues. The stuff of this YGZIINS 11111111t'2l1101l is us follows: 10111 for ...,....1,.,. Ifzlxizzrwx ,1I111111y1'r Iirlsilzruvx ,1I11111ly1'r ,f1ssix1'1111f lizzsillfws If-I'f'1l Il nga SIIUITS ...., 1111111111 yer ..., ll1:P1111'1'1+:u 1 .BEN 1111111511 M.x111io AIILYTINUVICH 1..,,,M1z11N.x l'l1,L1s 1..,..l+'1z1Tz S1f11wA1cz M,x1c1:.xR1:'1' 111 1'11 IQIGNNEDY S1111:1.1:x' 111NI1 11oN.11,11 U. I1l1IN11IG1iS11N L11,Y BIVAIC M11N1'.xNA Ury1l11i.:'111'i111zx ,l,, .,.. L 1'1'11.1.1g Yo1'N11 1f1t1IiI10X -Ioxlcs 1 -l11!.'1'x ..,,.....,,,,,, ..,,.. l t'.x'1'111-IHINI-1 t11:1FF1'1'11 N111-iffty ,,1, .I 1 1s1:1'111N1-1 KL11-:N1:1: M.1111:.x1:1:'r K1f:N11111,1. MA1:1:1'1:1:1'1'1: F.x11:1-:s XVI-111.1 311I,l 1'IXOVIC'II f11i.Xl'l'l Lo1v1s1-1 FINLIQY Class ..... ,,,,, Do1:oTHY 111114: 11l1:1:111N1,1 t'1x111:1zos,x 13111111111-1 11.111111 7'ypixf.w ,,.. ZZiS1 ,f'flg,,4,,- W Q, H , Qff' , 1 53 l ff THEWIGVIRIXI THE TROUPERS g IIIS year the I,1'2lIllilflCS class 1fl11'iste11e1l itself '1'111c T11111'111s11s. Tl E got 21 goml start by electing.: the f0llowi11g 01111-ers: I'1'r'.virlr'nf ,w.....,.,,,. ..7. .... I 1 1101141111 HOSE l'ir'1'-l'rr',virlr'11f .., ,7,.,,..,,,,,., 7Y. I Jo11o'1'11Y 111:15 Nf'f'l'f'7'IIl'QIj and Tl'l'flSIlI'f'I' ...,,, 7.....,,,,,....,,,. Y....,7 Lo1'1s1c PENN IG U111le1' Miss 1':2l1I10l'1i'S able ggg11i1lz111c:e, The uT1'0lll?Pl'S,, have been very suc- cessful 111 111'ese111'i11g severzll S1l0l'f plays. Tim H1111 l'vI'0HIf IfI'!llII10llV,'N How The Hfory Giver. 'l'f111 IIor11'x l'l1rix1'111ux, 111111 'f7'l1r' Orange Frzlorefl ,Yvrk 1if ' were Hlllfbllgj some of T110 besi lbl'PSP1lft'11, 2l1l110llg1l These were followed by otllc-rs equally SllCC9SSfll1. 'l'l1e latter part 01' 312ll'1'11 1l1e '1'1'011pe1's P1'9Sl'lll'P41 their :1111111z11 1'ec'il'al. It l'0llS1SfPfl ol' three 0110-2ll'f plays, ez1c11 21 41i1fe1'e11t type. H The 11l9llllbPl'S of The vlalss were: M11,11111c11G111 1'IA11.1QY l'lo11'1'14:xs1: .I,x1'o1:s F11.xNe1s B.11111uN M14:1.o1'1s1a Jo11NsoN 111111110X B1J1i'l'II MA11411111111' 1fl l'll K1aNx1c11Y K.1'1'111c111N1f: l'11MP151c1.1, l7o1:r1'1'11Y L151: G1..x11Y MAH 1'1,Ar1K 11ELI'IN M1D11.x11u11 111111, IJODII MA111111 1l'11LU'l'INOYICH S111111,1c1' H1N11 L11.Y M1115 BIONTANA Ar1'1'111'11 OAT1f:s Lo111s1-1 PENN 131111. Rus PH1'1,1.1s RICKA1111 f1l'Z0liGl'1 HOSE l'lo1.1,1s SAN11m11s F11ANe1s XVAMSLEY L1'C11.1,1a Xv0l'NG 2321151 11, 11 1 , 111 11114 Q41 T 11321 1541 l i .. ff? THEWIGVIRNT- K GIRL RESERVES D 'I' Tllli Y2ll'iUllS llll't'TillQS :uid Villih siiplwrs hvld 1l111'111g H111 yvzir. lillx Girl Rvseiwvs Nilltiiliti eliifm-1'v11l il0l'UiQll cu1111!1-ic-s. 'l'hvi1- uhjvvt was 1 To i1l'1'0lIlt' lwftvi' 1lK'llll2lillIU1i with Ihvsu l'Ullll1I'iUS :md Ihvir laws illlli CllSi1lIllS. .XT f'ill'iSiIllZlS lillll' Hwy 11011211911 hziskvis to iill' pno1'. Ulll'illy,' till' sviioul yvzir. Hwy gzivc :1 wry s111'c1-ssflll lli4'llil,'2 :Hsu il 111111111 i11 l1u11u1' of H141 Tigers. The oiiie-111--5 211141 s1:o11sn1's ni' H1is :14'1'ix'1J high svlimyl m'gz111iz:1tio11 .livz 1,I'l'NiIl!'I1f ,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,1, l irxf l'ff'f'-l'rf'.wi:lr'11f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,, Nw-mir! l'i1'1'-l'1'r'.wial1'111' Illlll I'1'r1'n1oHi11I f'l1r1iru1un 1,,, .1.,...,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,1,..,.,...,1,,,,,,,, Nl'I'l'l'f1lI1lj .,,1..., , Tl'CClSIU'CI' .,,1....,, . Nl'lAVfl'l' l'lu1irmr1n ..,, Nnriul fvllllffhlllll , 1,I'0fjI'IlHl f'fllIfl'HlIIll ,,,, Spun .wrx ,,,,,, I W? W, 1 , i , l551 1I1':1,1:N M11111.11'1:11 I.1'1'11,1,1: Ynrxu 1'1x'1'111c1:1N1': iiIiIIf'If'l'III .I 11.1 x N I4l'l l'I-I M .1 1 ,4 1'1 1' BiAlUi.XliI'I'l' lhmwx -Tos14:1'111N1c 1x1,1f11N1':1: S1111:1,1-:Y Il1N1u I10l'ISI'1 I'1+:NN Miss Iim l'I1111.x' AK Miss If'.x1'1'11 11111111115 lBI1::s M.1x1x1: A1,'1'W11:s 33311 fy THE wlewnm l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HE Girls' Glee Club, one of The 1ll0Sf lI11IJ01'l2lllf lllllSlC2ll 01'g2Q2llllZ2ltlOllS H of The High School, is sponsored by Miss BIil1'gll0l'lf9 Thonipsoii, music lHSf1'llCf01' of the Globe Schools. During The year the club gave a cou- cert and an operetta, 'fffampus Imac!! The following are 1119lIlbQ1'S of the Girls' Glee Club: HICIlEN VVRIGIIT LIILDRIDGE IZAILEY XvERA BIILUTINOYICII CATHERINE STEWART CATHERINE CAMPBELL CATHERINE GIiID'D'ITI1 1'HYLL1s JOHNSON I'IIYLLIs IERADLIGY SHIRLEY IIINI1 JOSEPIYIINE KIIIPINER BIARGUERITE FAIRES XYADRA DAYVIS BIELOUISE JOHNSON 1-XLICIG JANE 11IND FRANCES AIITXX'IES DOROTHY IPODD AGNES LICBIICHAEL ICVICLYN YVILLIAMS LAURA SAUNDERS EVA STRUKAN FAY SANDERS FRANCES VVABISLEY FRANCES BIITCIIELL LUCILLE YOUNG HELEN LIIDDAUGH CLUTIIA LAYTON MARGARET ILUTH IQENNEDY MARGARET BROWN TIIELIIA XVILSON DIARY ZENOVICH IELEANOR JOH NSON LILLIAN LIITCHELL Isa!! X311 I56J ,fb T1-iawlewnm N. BGYS' GLEE CLUB IIIS has been El ggwzlf year fm' Tllv Boys' Give Club and the bow xx me gl-Gaily iiitvi-esfvd in their work. V A 1 Tilley took part in high schor nl 1J1'0gl'i111lS ill1'0llg1l10lll flu Nldl .uid in uizmy civic affairs. The boys did 21 great deal towarcl making f,'an1pn.v 17,11 1, The wil operefta, the S1104-ess that it wus. The lll9llll'IPl'S of the Boys' Glue Club are: JACK 13-x1c1:Y :EUGENE VARSON UART. XVEBI: lV1Li,i.xM Domi ICKNEST G1A0oM.x HI'1'14:1:'1' lVEs'rE1uf111:L1m Jiwii ZAPP NEIL IIULLAND JACK POND FIMNK fililifll Hnoss MA1a1m'11 E.x1mLE .IIARMSON GQEDUN li00'1'lI fiTTO 'llrsviili lil? --- Kali l57l ,fy THE wxsvmm K i ORCHESTRA AND BAND NDEHI I fha' ' Bl I0 KNNUI zxclistoilcfs able giiidmicu the U1-clu-stra and Billld have enjoyed 21 wry sm-cessfiil year. Espvcfiaily have they been an zissisizlilce TO the ,Iligh School with their :lid at all school fllllCJfi0llS. The 11191llilPI'S Of the Senior Orcliesti-R sire: INEZ RICE LESTER RICE DIARY FOSTER JIINIOR COLEIXIAN IQENNETH STANEIELD SHIRLEY SVTER TO M LYTLIII DIARY KIITIIERINE RIGIIY P.xI'I, KI,EINH.xNN NORMA JOHNNON The IIIQDIIJOPS Of the JI111iO1' f,l'Cili-'Si'l'?1 aw: JVNIOR COLEBIAN KENNETI-I STANFIICLD SHIRLEY SFTER TOM LYTLE IjAl7I, IQLEINHANS XURMA JOHNSON The 1118I11iPPl'S Oi' the INEZ RICE LESTER RICE -IITNIOR COLEMAN ICENNETH STANFIHLD R11 JVNIOR TIRES TEIIIHT PAIZST JOHN ITEUIITBIAN PRESTON STRINGIGR fiI.AIDYS Il11:c'Iis'1'1c.x1I 'vYII,I,I.xM IJPTUN Hd zu-e: 'l'EImY PARNT JAIIEN XYELLS DIARY IQATIIERINIG R PRESTON STRINGHR ANTHONY BIAITRIGL IGBY XVILLIAIXI XICGVS JVNIOR TIBIZS XVESLICY TXIEICK TEIIIIY IXXBST JAMES XVELLS .ALMA SCHOLI, CIIARLES BRONSON 'l'HEI,M,x XVILNON ANTIIONXT MAIIREI, JOSEPH SIMINIONS NORMA JOHNNON XVILLIABI NEOIIS JVNIOR TIBIZS XVESLIIIY liililili ESQ!! I 7 - KE!! E581 I I i I ,44- M T1-11: wzsvmm . THE TRAIL - BREAKERS U1fF11'1-:us INIGZ 1:11116 ........,,.....,,,,,,,,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, I 'rruwiflffizf Y1c11.x M11,1'T1x11v11v11 .... 1'i1-11-I'1-11.wi17m11' Il1':1.1cN NY11I1:I1'1' ...,..,... N!'I'I'f'7LIII Ij J 11.1 N N I'I'l l'I1I M A 1.1 wr ..,,,. 7'1'1'11x ll rm' Sroxsuus Miss BIAY Auxlaw Miss M.x11Y NV11:s'1' HIS is the s91'111111 year of 11111 'l'1':1i1 R1'11z1k91's, 2111 Zlf1l191lf 111 f111 Q1 111' 111111111 High Sc1111111. Tiltlil' 11111111 111161 es s 11111 11111 1111111111 11iki11f1', from wl1i1'l1 tlwy 51111 1111111 pleas If H C1 1 ' 1 'ls 1 1 . A 2 , 2-Q 211111 G. A. A. lmiuts. The girls 21114 very 1111tl111siz1s1i1' ovelr this 111'g:111izz1ti1111 .1111 it 1111:1sis of :1 1:11329 1111111111111's11i11. 'FI1111' 1111111 111111 se-ve1':1l s111-1:11 e11l111'tz1i11111e11ts this 19111, w11i1-11 wore- well 1111111111911 211111 gl'l'2111y 1111j0yP11. Z IZ1 , , M W, , 1, 15111 THB WIGWRN I T I v'1-1nnnuunu- GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . XIC of The 1110sT zlc'Tive m-gzi11iz:1Tio11s of The Glolw lligh School is The Girls' Atllletic- Assovizltioii, c-rva1Ted To D1'TIII1xlTl? gil-ls' sports. Besides uuinvrous social atfairs, iT spoiisorcd iimll'-cIass SIIOITS and gave 21 splendid liilllflllfll' in Iionoi' of The Tigger Club. The ofiicers are as I'oII0ws: ITIWSIMYTIIIL ,,A,, -,,,,,, ..,,i.. X Y IRGINIA STEXYAHT V'il7l5-II7'CSIdI'llf ..... ,.., I NIGZ Rims Sem-viary ,,,..,,,, ...... I ILANCHIG IIYDSON Tl'PllSlll'Cl' .... ,,,7,, I EVA S'1'R1'KAN Hockey ,,,,.,, i,,I.. I 'icizsxs S'I'I'lNVAR'I' Hiking ,,,,ii,V,,,, ...... I 'IIYLLIS BRAIILICY Iwollvy H4111 .,II. ,,,, B I.xuG,x1:lc'17 BROWN Buslurft 131111 ...., ..... B IAYE SAN1i1a11s Basrrbull ..,..II ,... X 'ICRA BIILIYTINOVICH Surinmzing ..... ,I,II S I'1c.xNN.x AN1r1c1cs0N M .x1:uL71c1u'1'E Ilxiims ,I14:.xNN1z'i'T1c MixI.0TT Sponsor ..... ..., B Ilss BIi.X'1'RIlfIi KHOGH' TCIHIIS .......,., I,.., Tmrlc ,,...,. ,V,, I -A , V E601 'rw-1 wwwnm Y 1 in Q, YJ THE TIGER CLUB 01f1f11'1-:las l'l'r'fvi1lf'1lI' 7............ ,,,,,..w...,v,V.,, ,,,Y,. 1 I 1111111111 Rosle Vicff'-l'l'1'Sidf'11f ,,,., V..,,, ...A... 7 ,, N '1111:1L S111111: NI'f'I'f'f1Il'!lj 111111 7'1'1'us111'r'1' ........,.........AA..,...,,,,AA ,,,,,, B Lxxmxu fiI'N'1'IQH CII.Xli'l'I-Ili M1111111111s lf'11.1x11 I.os1:1: 4'1111N 1'11oN0L.1 'i'111111,xs 1l11,1:1-:RT I 11.1x1c A11A11:11 ,I1:s1's IL11111,1z.1 Osman: F1,.xxx11s.1N X1111, 1211111114: l 111111M.1N I-!,111NA1111 I'I1:N1cs'r H11111'F1'1'11 .Ima BIAYIGIL -1.1011 -l0U11N111.xN 1111111114111 lioslc NY11,1:1'11 NV1-:un ICICNNI-ITII SHXTON M.x1:1w M1I.1 1'1No1'11'11 lI111'C11: XV111fs11'1' 121111, Sv11w1111z A111'111'11 U,v1'1-is BIANNING G11N'1'1-111 lC11N1cs'1' G1.1C1,u1.1 -IOIINNIE II1c'Ks IHIN 1111111-311 Golznox IIo0'1'11 I,11Y.xI. PENN Xlcw BIIGMIZICIIS 121111, W1:1:1: H11N.11.11 V. lII'INlllfI1iSOX -Ima U1:,11'N Bums MA111111 S'1'1:w.11:'1' fflili -l.1511:s 1'.111T111: Jo11N 3IA111c'11 lC1,woo11 RY111c11 IIA11111' 1'LA111c . IC1'1:1f:N13 S'1'11w.11:'1' ID1's11.xN Z11Nm'1c'11 A11No1.11 H111.1..1N11 1 I'I11w.11111 U'M.111.1 XYIICGIL SIII l'I'1 IL111111' L1'N11Q1'Is'1' l,111'1s SIMONDI .A11'1'111'11 l!1f:NN11'1 1' NV.11.'1'0N I'.111Ks .XLVIN A11111111 -1.1011 Il,1111:1' -I.14'1i Z.11'11 Only those are vligilvlv for Ihis 0l'Q2llliZ2lfi0ll who hz1 e 11121119 21 letter 1h11'i11g.: their high s1'hool 2llT9l1d2lll1'1 . This your the 'figgers ll2lYP 11111411 very z11 ri1'e. h:11'i11g ll 1lz1111-11, 21 lblll1qllPf, il 11il'llil', 111111 ll Cilllllj' sale In their 1'1'e4lit. Z1ZQ3L 11 h1 11 1 61 1 7,7 ,W ,H 'rl-is vnevmm Q-I at 'I TENNIS CLUB HIS year has found a tennis club under the leadership of Ralph Eggleston, the tennis coach. All those interested in tennis were ad- mitted to the society, organized for the spreading of further interest in the game. Among the members a tennis squad consisting of five were chosen: Inez Harding. Jack Zapp, Marguerite Faircs, Joe Braun, and Al- bert Trezise. Under the coaching of Mr. Eggleston, the team has progressed rapidly in skill and knowledge of court tactics, and, also through his, influence, Vari- ous matches were arranged with neighboring towns during the season. One boy and girl representing Globe High were invited to the annual Greenway Field Meet held at Phoenix. Inez Harding came otf victorious in the eon- test, adding another laurel fthe State Cliainpionshipil to the credit of our high school. Various matches at Tempe and Tucson were played for partial victories. The Tucson tournament was represented by Inez, who not only won this match but also the Southwestern flhampionship, the tournament being held in Phoenix. The entire group is to be eomplimented o11 their energy and co-operative spirit, and we sincerely hope that their fine work will continue throughout their high school lite. 13311 X311 N123 3,4 'fy T1-11: WIGVIRN 1 M . i 5 . ' A? Q Q ' Q. -my 1 4-V . . 'g ,k u Ei 'K'- gk X 1 5576 :. ,.:. f W ' ks' . A Z . 4 ., 'Q gif NATIONAL HGNOR SOCIETY fTR4iANIZl-III 111' XATIOXAL UOUXVIL IN CIIIVAGO 1m1:o'1'111' F1N1.1:y l'lA11f:11Y Jo11NsoN S1A1oN IqINSMAN JANW1' ANIlI+IIiSlTN 3IAliIANN1'1 G11,1:1111'r .Iu11N HART JAA11:s F1:1'1:N BI11,11111s11 121111111111 V11:1:1N1A L1111 FA11115s C1'11'1'1s I:1Cl4I H1:1:A11N1A CA1:111z0SA MA1:1:A111cT RI 1'II IQENNIGIJY STENYAIRT 01111 F1+11:1111A1:Y T, 15924 C11A1:'1'11:1c 3II'I3II!l'IliS :XIDICSSA HATI-IS l!111:N11'11 D11N1'AN 01.1111 l'I11N1111:1:N11N III'II.I'IN SCIINVARZ N1N1c'1'1-:1':N 'FW11N'1'Y-s1:v1cN Do1mT11y Jo11Ns H1'1'A K1111:x' BIAIG SA11'1'11 l1l1:1'1'11 '1V1111:11'u N1N1c'1'1c11N Tw11N'1'Y-1c1u11'r 131111, YVYNN11 FRANK I.0s1c11 NINETIGIGN Tw1+:N'1'Y,NIN1a M A N 1 N141 AL'1'w1 IGS 1:ICIi'l'1IA Yowr NINICTEEN Tl'1111:'1'Y .IIGSSIE I'A1'1c1c11 Lo1'1s1z PI-INN IC1.wo01J Ih'111f111 I 63 II HEX Mr'I3H1D11: M1:1,1:A SAwy1c1as D1cw11Y S11 111'1'1.11:1f1f ffEN1GZ PEREZ XVI 1,141 '11 XXvEHII MA1c1oN XYEBB GLA1n's I'EN11os14: M01,1,11-1 f,1ARCIA JAMHN XV131.1.s H01a121:'1' Pony MARG1'1f:111'1'1c FA1111f:s Mo1,1.11': f2ARl'IA , if- T1-is wievmm SPANISH CLUB IIIS is the SPl'0ll4l yvur of the Spanish Vlub, 0l'f,1'2llllZt'll Zlllll spollsored by Miss Zzihneii zlml Miss fll'llZ, l'0l'0lQll lilllglllilgll tezicliers. All S111- W7 dents lllillilllg Zlll lu zlvvrzlge in Sll2llllSll for Two 1'o11s9c'11l'ive mouths are Hifillwl to l116IlllWl'Slllll. A lllll'lSi'lIl21S party was g1lY9ll at' The initial Illklklllllg' ol' the year. The Iilll'lDOSP ol' the Spanish fllllll is to pl-1111111111 iiilvrvst i11 the Spanish IZIIIQIIEIQP. The oilivers vlevtwl we-111. I'r1'xi1lf'n f ..,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,QlIu1,1.I1Q G,x1w1.x Vivr'-l'1'1'si1Iw1f ..,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, H l'I.x1c1, Gomzx' Nw-l'f'f1l1'yf flllll 7'l'f'1INlH'f'l' ..... ,Y,,,, X 11111141 D,xx'1s JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Oivivivicias IU-fwiflmif ,,A,.,,,..,,,, .i.... I .1'f'1i.1.i: I'lLI.EDGE Viqfv-l'rv.wi1Im11 ,,,,S ..V.w. 3 l1L11RI1:1r lhxicsox Sf'fv1'r'1'11 ry .......... ,,,,,, ELIZA!3I1l'l'lI A NN M1f1cr11Y 7lI'!'flSlll'f'I' ..... ..,S.1No1:M,x .Io11Ns0N S1'0Ns01is Miss RIAXINIG Arxrwiais Miss FAITH BIADIDIGN Miss l'I1fL.xL1.1 Umm Miss SALLY ANN ,PAYNE This 511111111 is 1-ulxnposeul of NHYPIIIII illlll eiglifli Ql'2l1lP girls i11teresl'e4l i11 Girl Resww work. These girls liave QQIVPII S9V9l'2ll vlub Sllllll9l'S and lb2ll'l'lHS tllll'lllg the year Zlllll proinisw to be mmlel Girl Iivswve workers when l'llf V are in high school. , W I E I 'nm ' H541 II L TH!-:WIGWM YEAR'S HONOR RGLL HIS yez11 s IIODD1' Roll i'0llSlSlS of all the students Illillilllg an 2lV9l'2lQ9 of ITN aufl GR fl1I'0llQll0llf the yezufs work. li invlueles all grzulvs of 90 Dr Dvvrg G includvs all gl-axles of S0 or allow. The following belong to this lloum' Roll: S1'11i01'.w.' S1'E,xNNA AXNDIGRSUN B.xRRJ.I:.x IRARRUN flLADY BIAE VLARK HI4Ili3IINl.X l'A1:R1zusA BIULLIIG G.x1u1Lx SHIRLEY IIINIJ Jun iors : BIARY :XLICE RXLBICRTIIAL LDTTORINA BUNO RAL1-H f'LIFFORIr RORERT CORICY XYAIDRA Iuvrs SOIIIIOIIIOVCSI FRANCES :XIXLWVIICS PIAHRY ULARK INEZ II.xRD1Nu NED IIOGAN ELEANDR -IDENNDN M.xR4:,xRE'1' IQENIDALL M,xR1:,xR1:'1' HVTII Iii-INXIGDY IIICLICN BIIll1lAI'Hl1 ICD fll3IARA S'l'ENVAliT flRR .IESNIE IJ.U'KEli BIEIINA ELLIS 1l'AR1il'l'IRl'l'I'I FAIREN IYORUTHY I IAZLEWUDD EARL QIOIDIZY llA'l'IIl'lliINIC fllillfl-'I'l'II -lIlANl'I'l'TE BIALUTT XYERA 1lIlLI'TINUVICll lLw1D RARE IQATHRYN Rxaus Lows SIMOXIDI -Ix'L1.x llA'l 1'lCRSON I.m'1sE PENN ICLWDDD IQYDER BIARY SANDOYAL l1I'C'lI,I,E XYOVXG I,HYI.L1S JouNs0N -IOSI'II'I1lNE ICLIIGNIGR K,x'rIIERINE R.xR01:I.1,v1 1'l flA'l'IIERlNE STEXVART EVELYN SYAIMONS l'.x1'LINE S'rRu1RL.xND FRANCES XVA BISLIGY HVNYAN NVELLS I'lvE1.yN NVILIJAMS HELEN NVRIEHT I r1'Sh H1011 .' ICIIITII l'Lo1 1' BIIYIRCY f,l.XIilll.X :XDA I,DIi1sE P.xR1is.ID1iN STONE ZULA flR0MI4IR SADIIC IIALIQY Nl-IIL li.xRDuLLx'1 1'I 1111101144141 Tuzrzs XXMAIIDA 1,0llSON ill-IR'I'Hl'llE IIART FLOYD RODERTNDN IIENRY XVAINICII GRACE FINLEY EDITH JOHNSON :HABION Rr'1:.xI,1'D1.A IIAAIDNA XVILLIAMS fllIARI.I'1S Fl'u.x'r1-: VIIARLICS NICHOLAS 3lAliY SANDERS TIIELMA YYILSDN ICIDITH f,lLIYlCR BILLY STEXVART Eighfh Grzlflcf: f1I'101!GlC l'3I,.xl'KMAN IJAVRA HLANUO GL!-INN flI.lFlf'lIR1b PIILA flIi0M1Gli PAVL ICATDN QEYALYNI-I FAVNT M ARY FOSTIGR Nvrvlzfll Grade: x'IRGIXlA I:I'LCHIili D1fLxN'1'11Lx IIDLTDN LOVELY. f,lI'N'I'ER IZHTSICY LIilbI!ET'l'l'IIi LOUISE f,lRIFF1N .lI'L1.x GRIFFITII M.xr'R11'E IIOXVARD L1 lRE'1 1'.x I IUYVLI N .IARIICS BIALOTT ICLIZAISETII ANN lllIlliPHY NADA M1Ll r1Nox'1c'11 XYILNDN BIILLICH l.oR.xID,x RIOYA Il.xv1D fllili Jl'LLx flRTEZ I,OliU'l'HY RDDERTSON FRITZ SANDERS IQUXVEXA STIIVKAN XVILLA NVERB LESLIE XVOUIDISUIQN LORICNE 1,ATRICH BIARJORIE PYLE BIARJORIE SELF I31LLY IlI I'0N E651 -- ' M ' ff THBWIGWAN W. I nfs Vg 1 I,-4 JP .1 1 AW l FAVGRITES f- T1-u-:wxevmm j HELEN MIDDAUGH uvffflflllll QIIPVII :ran 1311 E11 THHWIGWAN I 1 ,V fu' , , A , . ,L U V, fy ifdflf V' 'WW HC ff , V L ... ff! xx I-ff' . J . 1 DUSHAN ZENOVICH Vlfigwam Chief Best All-Arovuml Boy 137221 252311 1 lf721 L-+ A Q 'rx-lawnewnm I f CATHERINE GRIFFITH aff! Best All-A1-mmfl ff 15611 f71 T1-lawnewnmo POPULARITY CGNTEST B S is 1'llSlOlll2l1'f'. ilw l'r1poosr' spoiisoreil their zumuzll l'0lllll2ll'if'Y Vou- .' . 41 ost 2lll'ill'Ullll4lN girl :mil boy llilll their l!ll'lll1'QS in 1116 ' ziiuuzil. 16.115 was il grvzli flezll of oxrfiieiiwili and 4-ompolirion. The Aw few in E 1 Tl 1 11-'SllllS were ns follows: QY111116 Best Looking Mosii I'opulau' .,l, Bvsl' Sport i,,,,... Best' Atliletic ,,... . Dost xlll-2l1'0llll1l ,,,,,,,,,,., Host' lvllllllllg Smile ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Most' liifeiwslm-ll in Opposite Imjj ITICN AEMEE flICUliGl'I Rosie :XLYIN :XRBIICR ,,,,,1l-loN.xi,lm i'IIfINIll'IliSON Dx'sxi.xN ZENox'u'1I HHN TXRMER NGK ..............,,,,,YV...............,, HoN,xl.p lIEN1rE1csoN Least' Interestwl in Opposite SPX -...........,Y,,..............,,,w....., BIANNING GVNTE1: UI'2lillit'slA Sfllilillll' ..... ,.,.,. I :Ol!l+lIi'l' FOREX' girl lDoi:o'rHY LEE llI'I1,l4lN illllbl!AI'Gll Lim' 31.8141 MoN'r.xN.x SVN :XNIJI-IIISON il.'.'l'llER1Nl'1 flllIFFl'l'II ITURIS fl0IlI.SON Il Qll'lS Tied li xi in NV.x'1 1's Nl ,x1:o,x1:E'i' li1 1'H IQICN NIGDY WIGWAM CONTEST 5 llli illlllllill lVigwz1111 l'o111c'sl' was llvlil in l eln'uzii'y. Tlxvrs- was :1 slight Q c'l1zi11g'v: this your Tlwre XVl'l'0 Two 1-vp1'0s011Tz1rix'vs of vzxclx class. They were as follows: HELEN BIIIJIJATGII ,,,., l'lxxi.1,1s Rr:,io1,Ex XYIKGIE l'l1.I.1s iiii,ii Amuim ITHIISUN T... N011 io rs -lIIlli0I'S Snpll01no1'r'.w il rf'xl1111r'11 . Ih'su,xN ZENov1c'1I ,, Yll:.uo1.p A NDERSUN ,,Lo1'1s S1iioN1mi ,,Y,.loiiN STONE All of illv vlzisses showed mm-ll Pl1fllllSl2lSlll. Tlw Seniors NY011 by :L l'll'0'6 lllilllflll, the S0lbll0l110l'PS 1-:lille sevoml. Freslimeu Tliii-il. :incl -lmliors lzlsf. f as RQ.. , ,, W ,wo,,, f, W, W 23311 E741 THWIGWAN ENJOYMENT OF RECEIVING LETTERS . REAK! fll'92llil-f l'02llIt'tl the old walnut roeker under Miss Hurton's 4 21 a s v weight. llowever. 1t wasnt her weight that eaused the ereaking so murh as the antiquity of tl1e old blaek ehair. Also it was the favorite ehair of Miss llurton-the one she was aeeustomed to rest in after watering the searlet hollyhoeks beside the poreh. and the one she reelined in when sl1e read her letters. Miss llurton lived by and for her letters and I'andora. the pride ol' her heart. She and Pandora were so rontented and snug in that little white eottagefsmothered in honeysuekle. In summer. esperially. they had a grand time together. Arising about eight, they would breakfast. after whim-h Pandora would otfer to help with the dishes while Miss llurton eleaned up the house. lfsually. though. Miss Ilurton would send her little helper out into the flowers while she busied herself about the house. Then Miss Hui-ton would take her knitting needles and a pillow for I'andora and retire to the front poreh and the old walnut roekerfto await tl1e postman. This morning Pandora was taking a eat-nap on her pillow. and Miss Burton was retleeting. t'My. l'm anxious for -Ierry to eome around this morning. l ought to hear from Cousin Amelia thanking me for tl1at sweater I sent her. 'l'hen I should get some other interesting letters. too. l suppose I eouldn't survive without the postman and the letters he brings me. I'shaw! I surely feel sorry for Mrs. 'l'homas 11ext door. She never gets any letters at all and when sl1e does---they're usually bills of some kind. My. I'm glad I pay eashg otherwise the joy of receiving letters would. for me. be destroyed-ftlh, morning to you, Jerry. How's that boy of yours today? Good Inorning. Miss Burton. M'hy. 'l'oni's lots better. thanks. Say, Mainly wonders if you'll save her some seed ol' those hollyhoeks when they ripenf, YVl1y. yes. l'll have more than I can ever use. l'm glad Tom's betterg that flu is sort of bad this spring. 'l'hank you. thank you. -lerry.f-Yes. l'an- dora would sleep her head otf if I'd let her. lint she just insists on running around at' night. At this point Pandora shifted to another position a11d dropped otf again. Yes, I was pretty sure that that sweater would lit Amelia. Ilmml Jimmie's got the whooping rough. Pshaw! that's too bad.eeMight eome for a visit next SllllllllQl'.--lvllll. it does get sort of lonesome herefjust Pandora and me.-lYe'd be glad to have them. My. but this is pretty paper that Amelia wrote on. M'ell, I did win a prize for that eake reeipe. Still. I think I75l L 'ma wxewam ee it's pretty goodiauul it's about the only kind Pillllllll this? From the citygwell, for grzwious snkesla- My dear Miss Burton: Several t'0l111ll2lll1fS have Colne in from your cerning the llillllilglll done to gardens, and the ehiekens. I :un writing to zlsk that you either '21 will eat. lVhat'S neighlrors Con- frightening pen up or away with the cause ot' these eonlplziints-which I hear it El huge black mit ........ t'Meow! 6XCl2li1ll9ll IillllflOl'Zl+Stll'l'lllQI from her nap. ot do -'By I S.xiua.x1:.x l3,x1c1:oN. MICDITATION I'd he like an eagle that Ilies on high XYith never 21 cure as time goes hy. Ifd wander through my land of drezuns W'ith its forests, hills and Sl'l'Q3lllS, Until at last at the elose of day I'd find some Sevluded spot and pray That God would watch over ine In this dreuni valley that I see. -Ry Rox U. IIENIJICRSON. E31 ' e 255311 E761 1'1-11-zwievmnxi DEAR ME, WHAT HAPPENED? OY 1111111211118 and 111111 Setter were sprawled t'01ll1'0l'1i111lf' i11 the C112ll1'S ot' t11eir 1ennant-bedeeked l101'I1ll1I01'V room. 1 . 'tfloing to tl1e danee tonight? asked Hoy, 21 fellow of 111911111111 build, as 11e 0211'9l'1lll'V adjusted the Hstop and go sig11 o11 the floor. Don't llllllli so. lloggone it, these girls don't a111'1eal to 1110. I wish some real daneers 211111 SOIIIP good-lookers XY011l4l show 1111.77 HO11, that Y011 had 119911 11 girl ! 1Yhat 21 l1l'tt21ll we boys would 11e getting! But say, all kidding aside. witl1 your good looks. your daneing, and your size. we could n111ke 21 swell girl of you witl1 21 lllllllllllllll of labor. llyb, X011 get some gir1's clothes and we'11 lllillit' 21 girl out of you. Roy was 1111 exeitenient. I'1ey! 1Y11it 21 11ll1l11i9,N protested Bob 11s Roy started to shove l1i111 Ollt of t11e 11101115 HI 11211111111 said 1 would yet. l'1l do it. though, if X011 will 116 lllj' eseortf' t'0k11y. You get the clothes 211141 l'll take you. Hurry 11113 it may take some time to get clothes to tit you. An 1l0111' later H1111 1-anie 112lC'li l1l'i1l'l11gI the full feininine evening regalia. ftlioyl 'Falk 11l1o11t P1lll12l1'1'21SS111Qjl 1Vell, lll2lllS over with. Come on, Hoy, you have to help 1110 get i11to this outfit. It was y0111' idea? The dressing started. Hoy, eon1tort1111ly seated 011 his wardrobe trunk, was NV2llifllll1g Roy try to den-i1111er the various artirles of feininine 2lPl1211'6l. '4'1'11e1'ef' said 13011 as he Sl1'1lj.fg.flP1l into il iiliny pink HNOI111-'llllllgv-H110XV does that look? Fine, except yo11 have it 011 l121CliNV2l1'IlS.H answered Roy seriously. Hllere, let -1119 show X011 l1ow to fix those thingsfi After 21 101111 time, 13011 emerged El 11101191 of t11e perfect woman. 1Vhew! Some job! said Roy as 11e 411111111911 i11to Z1 1-11air. HI S11l'9 wouldnlt want to 11e 21 plastic surgeon. 1,111 tired 11101111112 1'111'V9S.l, There was 21 21 gasp as Hoy and Bob entered the dance 111111. Hxlllllllllll Soine honey 1 How about an l1lf1'0tll11f1'l01l, Roy?', Roy XVRIS S111'1'011l111Pll i11 the coat room by 21 crowd NY2lll1'11lg.f llll1'0Cl1lCl'l0l1S. The f'0Nl111l19 was 21 llllgll snot-ess. Roberta, 11s Roy 111141 introflueed Roy, was 111111-11 i11 1lQIIl2l1Nl. Roberta was strol1i11g 21111111111 t11e veranfla of the t'Fr11t 11o11se wit11 Horace 1Varner, il tall, husky young fellow. w11o had requested that they Xi! IFEX 1771 'f I ,J THE wiewam I cool off during that dance, when she heard a familiar voice asking some girl for the pleasure of escorting her from the dance. t'But, Roy, what about Roberta?i' the girl asked. KAW, she doesnit mean anything to me. Sheis nothing but a big bluff. I can ditch her easy enough. All right, said the girl. NI guess it's all right this timef' Roberta glanced at Horace and saw no indication that he had heard. They wandered back into the hall and finished the dance. Horace had worked up Uquite a case as the evening wore on and was to take Roberta home after the dance. Coming for a dance with Roberta, he noticed a peculiar Hinjuredi' expression on her face. 'fVVl1y, what happened to you?', he asked synipathetically. 4401111 I sighed Roberta through sobs as her sweet 'feminine Voice broke, Do you know Roy vVlllI2lllIS?77 Onl ' by sight l1e answered. 4'But what has that to do with your . . ., C5 3 U crying? He-he insulted me, she said as she looked at him through tear-filled eyss. f'Insulted you! IVell, don't you worry, little girl. I'll fix him after the dance. 001119 on, let's dancefl f'0h, dear, youire so strong and lll2ll,'YPl0llS,,, whispered Roberta as they glided out on the floor. 25 'fIVell I was boxing' chain r at Paduka last year 'i he answered Jroudlv. 7 P1 -, 2 .1 Oh, how wonderful In After the dance, Hoy was seen walking toward his car. There he is 'i growled llorace. You wait here. Hey. you! XVait a 1 . , Pl . ' X 'n Q . minutef' he said to Roy as he approached hnn. KIVhat's the idea insulting my girl? Now donit try to alibi. Take that V' There was a dull pop. All right. Let's go, said Horace as he returned to Roberta. 'tVVhich sorority house do you live in?,' An hour later Roberta, after walking to the dormitory from one of the sorority houses, calmly walked into her room. Roy was lying on the bed applying wet cloths to a black eye. Roberta appeared shocked. HIYhy. dear me! she exclaimed in a sur- prised feminine voice, 'fwhat happened? -By STEIVART ORR. 337122 Biz! l78l .. ff? THEWIGWRN I SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. N ov. DEC. DEC. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. FI-111. FEB. Fan. FEB. FEB. CALENDAR 3-Students ceased vacation play For school started o11 this day. -And now the Senior Get-acquainted Dance: Fellows, girls, get acquainter-here's your chance. The first Pnpoosc of the year, One other thing, football season is near. -To Soph picnic we are on our way. A good time? I should say. First football game, and what a sight. The score, a seven-seven tie, but what a fight! To Morenci and thirty-eight to nothing was the score, WVe won, and yet the Tiger cried for more. Animals and clowns we went to see, For this was Circus Day and we were free. To Gilbert we lost, twenty-one to twenty, Hard luck, but we fought plenty. I 11-Armistice Day, we lost to Buckeye, But, team, it wasn't because you didn't try. -A dance the Lettermen entertained all After Orange and Black beat Salford in football. -Thanksgiving Day a11d the last game ol' the season: XVere we happy? XYon the championship and had beaten Miami, was tl1e reason. The first basketball game of the yearg A victory for G. II. S. and we were all there to cheer. High School Santa came and brought our toys, Then the Christmas Dance for tl1e happy girls and boys. 1-NVe danced the old year out and the new one in, To the De Molay Dance we had been. 4-Mesa lliffh to wlav the Tigers came, 8 . 8 , But the lifllllllllllfl' Bengals won the game. rw 25 B -We played Superior once again, Forty-two to thirty-four. Another Tiger win. -To Clifton and Morenci we made a trip, lVon both games by our clean sportsmanship. -Morenci came the Orange and lllaek to tame, But our fighting boys won the game. 6-The Glee Club deserves great praise For the success of their operetta. 'KVUIIIIIIJIIN Dazcf, -The Tigers suffered their first defeat lVhen Duncan High they did meet. -Papoose Contest XYOII by the Seniors proud, A dance in their honor and what a happy crowd! -We lost the Eastern Conference Cham rionshi l. But we were l l satisfied To play such a game for 'til the last moment the score was tied. -Globe, twenty-one, Miami, eighteen. Victory after defeat- Tigers never experienced anything so sweet. E 79 l , 7 --- THE WIGWFXN Fun. 28-T0 Tucson t11e llillilhj' f00t1111ll 11111111 went T0 XVIII 1'lllll1Pl'S-1111 i11 1111+ 4'011s01111'i011 T0111'11211ll911l'. MAH. 4-We 1111 went l10W1l t0 f'00li1lge ihe 1321111 10 11e1li11111'eg There was 110 S4'll00l, 110 NV0l'l'j' 11110111 being l11te. 31.111, 24-The S01J1l0lIl01't'S7 Illilj' 0f I1l2l.YS. Tim ,llvlllllllljj and 11111 Jl11111ps -lxesti we'll See 101' 1111111y days. Arn. 10-1Yee11ies illlll huns, 111111's1111111110ws Zlllll 1'1'e11111, The Senior 1'i1-11i1- was 21 St'1'P21Ill. Arn. 24-1V111e1', NYi11Pl', 11ve1'5'w11e1'e, but 1101 21 111'0p to drink- Se11i01' Dit1f11 IJ11y 011 Salt River, swi111 01' sink. rXPIi. 26-A110t11e1' 1111111-e by the 11. A. A. NVitl1 beer bottles, 11ll'2lfl'S, 111111 kegs to Illklliil it guy. BTAY 10-The Seniors 911l't'l'1'il1llPll 11s Ollly Seniors 1:1111 Lltlg XYQ 1111 e11j0ye1l the F1'01i1-, 1li1l11't you? MAY 16-The play of 21 life-time: The play 0f 1111 1i111e-ffliig 'l'i11111. BIAY 31-The -I1111i01'-Se11i01' 1'1'0111, 1111 i11 111111111 111111 white, 0111 G. II. S. w11s 21 gay 1f11b111'et 101' 11, night. JUNE 3-The Seniors 111111'1-11 i11 C2113 111111 gown ' I1110 the w01'11l to NVlll 1'e110w11. A PRA YE R Let 1116 110 Illy work f1'0111 1'l11y 10 tlilj' T111 Plilylllg f16'lLl 01' ill stuffy s1fh00l 1'O01ll. Lei: 1116 110 llly part before I 1119111 111y 1100111- This is all that I 1111132 N0 11111tte1' what will be llly pay, I-Tllfl when my time 1f0111es t0 go, I'1l 11011 be 1'e111ct1111t, for I kll0NV That I have 1iVe1l 21 1'le1111 life T11l'0l1g.f1l 1e111pt11ti011s, war 111111 strife. -By R0N U. lI11N111:11s0N. 'I I ---- Kid 1 30 1 , 1 , 1---f gg - fwfr, , ,Y Y HA P:-.sf ' 1 7s JDIQRES , , ? J f V,, f illcci. 7,'0!5, . s i -. ? ' , 4..e 'Q . .,JgJm4LEf , , Wm 'gnfglj QAV' ,eh,a,f,!., fo-aaa, 'Ev-41. Qlwfrw 20 , MQ' Mmm' MMR kb W 5 Q. 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Dean of Wo111er1: Dominic. The f'Rc1I I11'1'tc1 ' day in Olll' lives: The day we sign our annuals. The 111lva11f11gc of being ll 'fS1f11i111 '.' LOHf'NO7'lLC.' The way the school will ii- -H- 7 Y.u1nlx: Holeeproof hose don t wear well. I'1ivLL1s H.: I think they do. Y.xn1zA: I mean they don't seem to stand up. I'11vLL: Maybe you don't wear them long enough. K' K- Diteh Day. That authoritative air they get. Caps and gowns. And big lockers. next year without the Seniors. it The taxi was crossing Brooklyn Bridge: I say, 1-abby,' said the Eng- lishman, Hwhat do you call this stream here? Hastily Amos looked over the side. t'IVell, Illl be-U he said, f'This radi- tor must have sprung a leak again. it :W The 1111'1111csf 1111111 let H10 blllltlj 11111.11 icifli 11111 1'11.:'111' 111111103 111111 111011 ,gfllfff it 111411 to llf-S-801170 H16 ones fit sw11llow1'1l. 96 '24 if -26 XYADRA Davis: Papa. Inay I go to the fancy dress ball as a milkmaid? Mn. IIAVISZ No, dear, you are too small. XIADRAZ Then may I go as a condensed milkmaid? ' -we if' -E5 fiI'IORGH ll.: Do you remember to water the plants noxv your mother has gone? ALVIN: Uh huhg I keep 'em i11 the bath tub. -Y 1? 95 MR. IIELMKE: If I tear a piece oi' paper i11to four, what do I get? DUTCH: Quarters. Mn. Ilicmirm: And if I divide in eight ? IDUTCH: Eighths. MR. IIHLMKIQ: And if I divide it into eighty thousand pieces? ITUTCII : Confetti. E351 1 1 UNION OIL COMPANY Best All Ways QQQIQ T. J. LONG, Agmzt PHONE 193 GLOBE, ARIZONA Best Wishes fum The Graduates Angius SL Zenovich Co. 570 NORTFH 13ROAD STREET 0 QQ? E861 0 UR MOST SINCERE Good Wishes follow the Class of 1930 W THE VALLEY BANK of Arizona Ladies' and Ge11t1e1r1e11,b Tailorirrg and Alte1'a'rio11s Expert II2lttC1'S GLOBE 520 Norwu Ruonm STKIQET THE BEST CLEANERS WWWWWWWWHIHIIIIHIKUHH!!!WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1WWNWW1WWWWWW1WWWWNNN11NNiN1I1IN1NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNWN11HHHHIWNNMHHWNM E871 East Globe Grocery MEA TS GROCERIES XvEGE'l7ABLES l1.LFr'rroNIa S9 X H mo Srcoxo STREETS Globe Arizona WHHHWMWHN 'HUTllEIlH1iiWW N ,, J lllllllllllllllllll1lllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll lll lllllllllllllIlllllilllillllllHllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllliIlll lllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllHllllllllllllllllllHillHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe A four year college granting the degree of BACHELOR OF ARTS in Education Three years preparation for the ARIZONA ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE Special programs of courses for those who wish to prepare themselves for professions other than teaching. ....p-3131-Q-... TUITION FREE LIVING EXPENSES MODERATE DORMITORIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN RI3!QZ.St7'dfZ.0IIf for Fall Term begins September 11 Your Correspondence is Invited - Catalogue Supplied upon Request ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR, TEBIPE, ARIZONA I llllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Il llllll llllllllllllllllllill1llllllllililllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll l Ill llllll ll lll ll! I lllllll II I Illllllllllllllllll HHNlllllllllllllllllllllll E881 llllll L M I ,fb THEWIGWRN L.M E391 lllllllllllllllllllllllllHIllllllllllllllllllllllllll HM W l ll! l llllllllllliH1llllllllllllllllllllllll l ll! lllllllllllllll l H H Illlll llllllllllllll llllll H HW ll H llll HH IH l H I l WHHHWHHllllllllllllllllllllllll llll I Ryan and Company Fuel Barclay 81 Co. DRUGGISTS - STATIONERS Feed School Supplies Athletic Goods Service that Serves : HH ll IHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllll I! I.WlllMMiWll I l WH H l WHHHII IIH ll NWI W Columbia Grocery Fancy and Staple YOUR PATRONAGE GTOCWZGS APPRECIATED 1- G A P. E. JOHNSON, PROP. LOBE H RIZONA y Phone 188 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll l 1 l l llllllllllllllll lllll ll l HH llllllllllllllll llllllllllll IIH3111:llllllllll3l1'V'Illlirllrlllllllllllllllllllll Hlllllll llllll MEM REBS Y H U SEVENTH GRADE Q1 he One and Only Gift for Graduation fContinued from Page 353 TOMMY OSBORNE TEDDY PABST JAMES R. PARKER LOREEN PATRICK MARGARET PENN JOHN PERICA STEVE PEYKOVICH CHAPMAN PHILLIPS PRENTICE PHILLIPS FRED POWELL ANNIE PUHARA JOHN PUHARA MARJORY PYLE CLARRISSA RABB JOSTENYANA RAMOZ LUCILLE RAPIER MILTON REA? A WATCH, of coarse! Bat make it as fine one-it really costs 'very little more . . . Our GRUENS, for instance-famed for their accu- racy and smart style-are priced from 822.50-and that includes the prestige of the GRUEN name! There are many styles to choose from, of course . . . Come in, and we'll be glad to help you select the one most per- fectly reflecting the personality of the wearer to be. ELIZABETH REEVES V MARY KATHERINE GUBIT FO RIGBY .TEWELRIY CO. fContinued on Page 01? RELIABLE JEWELER lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 H11 Hlllllllllllllllililllllllllllllmllllllllllllll l HW HH lllllllllllll l HW 1 llllll H WH ll ll llll llll lllllllllllll lllll I IIII llllllhlllll E901 Banlfs Paint Store The Home of Good Paint INDIAN FURIUS JICNVICIIRY IIUGS AND RASKI'I'1'S PIf I'UHI+l FRAMING NN I l '0'7'I'IjlII.'77?FHfS of New York Store fo HM Floss of '30 Agents for Iiucilla Elnblfoidory - P2lCfk2lQ'6S I'IIoNI': T i 143 SOVTII I3RoAU STREET A' 1 ' HAL H I IUL' PROP' GLOBE' ARIZOXA GI.oRE ARIZONA N I NWWNNUMWUINMIU Mmm I. .I N W HN N N N N N NWN, W , I M N , N N N . MIGMIIICRS SICVlCN'l'1I GHAIJIC ftinntinued from Page 913 CUCA RIVERA MANUEL RIVERA BARBARETO RIZO LAMONT ROBERTS FIDANCIA RUBALCABA JULIA RUIZ FLORINE SAYE MARGARET SELF NELLIE SETKA GORDON SIMMoNs NEVADA SMITH ROBERT STORKMAN PRESTON STRINGER JOSEPHINE SUERR JUNIOR SULLIVAN ROSE SUMMERFIELD SHIRLEY SUTER DORA TALAVERA YSIDRO TELLEZ JOSEPH TEWKSBURY 7? Bridge Confgctioneig The Ilonuf of HCfI'!'SIl'i'7l'g DRI NKS 484 XoRTII IEROAD STREET PHONE MQ ,U I,,, I I, 1 Mol: all Auto P arts QC I' fd In -- 943 2 'm mm on me 2 GLOBE ARIZONA l www I 1 I WIIIN1I11iIINNMHHWEURHNIMIXJI'HHNWWWHN U 1:mmmummuum HWilllIlHIIIUHHHHIHH!HWNWWNWWNNWW l E911 I Au 1 :JU ,J 1-f MAJ J - nf , XP up I O ' ' OW 'A v ,rf X X, . XV i!1IllIlllIIllllllulllmllllllllllllllllWWWHNNIIlMilllI??ll'1l!IIIl!!l? NWNWWN Hllllllllllillll II IHIIIIIIIHIHWHWWIIIIIIIIIII IWHWN WNW Y NYHHIHWHHWNWWWHH!IIIIIUIEIIIIHWWHllllllllllllllliim I IH! X J x i ' , 'f L I ol A fy V mf- 'M A A - ix x X I 'XJ W W boNrrNroN HOTEL X U' GLOBE ARIZONA V 7 A. IIANSEN, MGR. IIHHHIWI1IIIiIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllN111HHNNNHNIIWWNHHIIIIH IHEIIIIIIHIIIIIWHWW HVWWHHHHHIII1lHI1IlIII IIIIIIIIHH1WHWHHHHWH1HVH WWWWWHHWWNW HLIIHNWH HH!WWWWNWWWWNWWWWHIIHWHIIIIUNNNNNNIIIIIIHIHINHIIIHWW Broadway Grocery BERT VIDANO, Prop. 'The Store That Satisficsf' fe TELEPHONE 41 AND 46 642 NORTH BROAD STREET GLOBE ARIZONA M, ,mr r .. .. LOUISE P.: 1,Pi1lll1fS are fatten- ing. DOLLX' B.: How do you know? LOITISEZ Look at the elephants. H HllllllkIIHHHWHIIIIIIHN1IHHIIH WH Hill WYWWWWNIIHWHWHWHWIIHIIIHNNNNWHNHWHIHWHII Meredith Motors OAKLAND PONTIAC GLOBE ARIZONA I XW,MHTIIHIIHWHHIHMHHHHHHHHHIIIUHIIKIIIIHHINW1WWWNHHIIIII HH! Im1r1WWWWHLIIII..lH.I.IIlIHHIlII4lH1WWWHHNNN1NHNHH!HHNWNHHIIEKIIIWNHIIII Il I! W IIIHHIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIWIHIIIHHNWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNHIIIIIHHIII I E921 I lllllllllllllllll ll HHWHWH WH! llllllllllllllllllllllllllll l HW l l l WM WM WW W W ll W WW Ml l l llllll WH l llllll W I Save Thousands of Dollars In Our Stores Every Month Millions of Thrifty Americaus save on their needs and wants by shopping in our 1400 stores Naturally we are able to than 10 million people But our large buying power alone does not account for our uniformly low prices' The C Penney Company is nat1on wide in its resources . . commands great trans- portation facilities . . is direct cifi- cient and unwasteful in its business methods . all for one objective: T give its customers a superior department store service of quality merchandise at consistently low prices HRIFTY AMERICANS buy at lower prices whenibuying for more J C PENNEY l93l IHHWHMHNHHWHttttltttttttttttttttttt UNH Ht HW! Mt Nt W 1 t WH NWN WHWH tttttttttt WHMHNI KWHHNtllttttttttttHHNNHHIWHNNHWWW Insurance Gila County Abstract Company Hara since 1900 Bonds HM t t t t tt! Wt t Wt! NH! NW A D NATWO M EMIZICRS SI'lVEN'l'I I G KATIE Ctfontinuerl from Page 917 JACK THOMAS BILL TUTTLE BILLY UPTON ELEANOR UTLEY FELIX VARELA GRACE VAN LANDINGHAM ROSALIA VEOA BILL VOTAW WILLIE VULETICH HAZEL WARREN RICHARD WESTERFIELD ROY WHITE GUS WILLIAMS EUGENE WILILS ELSIE WOODBURN VIVIAN YOCAM ROBERT YONASH OLGA ZENOVICH W H t W W tt! Wt t H tt WW H WU NH Wt tttttttttttttt I H WWHNNH Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1930 IUIIWWWWttttttWHWHlt I'l HW NH HUHNNH HI! H W NW Wt HHLIHW Wtttttili I IllttltHH!ttltflillllltlltltttttHHHWH HIHIIH Itlllltttltttltttttttt HHN ttlltttttttttlll HHttttttttttttttttttHHIIIHHNNNNNNNWttltlllttttttttttltll I E941 I WWW WWWHIHIII ll IWIIIIHWWWWN WW M W WNV I W W W H WN WWW WW W W V W WW W WW WW WWWWWNWWI WWWW WWWW li I Vance Brothers Baking Co. BREAD AND FANCY BAKING GOODS Quality, First, Last, and Always 403 NORTH BROAD STREET WWW W WWWW W II W WWWWWWW WWWWWWWHWWHWWV W W I ll H W1 HH H WWW WW WHWWWK IW IWW WWW WW W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWI HWIWIIIKWI As We Have Served Others for Years Let Us Serve You RAJIS GROCERY for QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE RIGHT PRICES me Phone 214 465 N. Broad St. I INWNWWIIHIWNWWHWIIWIIIWIIIIIHHN WWW WWHWWII WI Hllll KIIIH Il 1 N W I HIIIIIWHWWWWWWWH HIIIIIIIIWWW WW M WW WWI H IIIIIHWHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHINWIIIIWWWWHIIII E951 ' J VH H J HHHHHHH l HHHl HH H l HH HK lllllHlHHHHHHHHHHHH HlH l HH H l IHHHHlHHHHHHHHHHHHHIHHIHIHHHHHIHHHHHHHHH l HH HHHHH I lllIHlHlHIH1HHlHHHlH lHHHlHlHlIlIIlH l HIHHHH1lHHHHllH1HllHlHllHlH1HllHIIIHHllHlHlHllHlHlHHHIHHHHHIIHHNHIIHHHHHHHHHHHNH I Old Dominion Bank ESTABLISHED I 89 I Make This Bank Your Bank Gila Drug Company :XGENTS Fon TVHITMANCS SAYLOR'S CANDIES 'W ' Columbia Phonographs and Records GLoBE ARIZONA Hub Barber Shop Ladies, and Childrenls Hair Cuts a Specialty 35 G Loran AR1zoNA lHHllllllllHHHHHEHHHHHH, lHH IH! lHH Hl HHHHHH IHHH HH!H1l'ifHlHHHlHHHHHHHHI Joe MAYER THE LOSS PAYER fiI,0I5E A1uzoNA H lHlHHHH HlHH HHH! H iHHHHHHlHHl HH Hl H HHHHH IHHH HHHHH HHHHH HH HlHHHHHHl HHHH IHHHHHH HH HHH1 HH Miss IIAINEI If-elaml is about as large as Siam. XV1I.Lm wrote: Iceland is about as large as teacher. 4- 4 -If Sim: How do you do? Ilve heard so much about you. Hu: But you'll have a hard time proving anything. lHlllHHHHllH1IIIIIHIHIlIHHIlIlHHIHHHHHHlHHHHlHHHIHHHHHlHlllIIHlHHlHHlHH'HH'HlHIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHHIIIIIHHHHIIIIIIHHllIIIIIlIIHVIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIHHHIIHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHHIIHHllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHHIHI E961 Walters Auto Top and Glass Co. TV1'1Lrlslzf1'eId and Door Glasses Cut to Fit PHONE 355 GLOBE 916 NQRTH BROAD ARIZONA HH?tttttttttHHt'H1! H1HH13W 'tr 44 'WWW'WWWW1HHt1WlHtHWiI'!ft 'WHH WtWtWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1WWWWWWWtttttWWWWWW1ttIWWWWWNNNNNN1NHNNNNNNNNNNNNNUtttttltlttttttttttttli U! HHIl 'W1I,'t1t'WWWWWWWWW1WWWWWVHNNNWWNNNIHWNHUW You 110111 Have to Be at Gralduzlto To Trade How TVO Talfn CIIIYZ of Your IVIIIMS Kinsmans Service Station QUONIES FUNERAL HOMIE .az yum of UOIIfiIlIl0'Il.w ,ww-,'ff-f 1 1 63 Ifisivfft li QV ggagf 2 1 f tf GLOBE MIAMI wmmm ,,w+,,v '11 tw- '1 l E071 , J I IIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII I IIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII I IIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIII I II II IIII III IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIII III IIIIIII'I'IIIIEIIII I Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff The College of the Peaks and Pines Courses leading to the A. B. degree and the three year teaching diplomag also preprofessional, pretechnical, and liberal arts courses. lVo1-k is offered in the followinfv fields: Art Archaeology Commerce English Education Industrial Arts Z3 Drawing-Mechanical and Engineering Home Economics Physical Education Coaching Music Mathematics Foreign Language Sciences Social Science Economics Psychology Philosophy Class A Member American Association of Teachers Colleges Accredited by North Central Association Graduates qualified to teach in Grades and High Schools Comfortable Residence Halls - Beautiful Surroundings Strong Faculty - Student Activities and Organizations WRITE GRADY GAMBIAGE, President IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E931 IIII l .Ai I I W WHEN 1 Gut Covers Were manufactured by WEBER! MCCREA COMPANY 421 E. 6TH STREET Los ANGEIJES, CALIF. tHHHNWMN WW!! W WWW WW! W W 1 HWNWMNHNW K l W H Cadillac La Salle we Viking 'rw Sales and Service Sawyer and Taft PHONE 200 ITIILL STREET GLOBE, ARIZ. NWN HHHH it W it MNH WNW WWW HHH NHWHWHWW M W WN W H M N W it WM WN M W WN WN WWW WN WH HH W WWW WW Globe Pharmacy JOHN A. Ihmcoo PROPRIETOR Z nation ? ii DRUGS SODA Q WWNMWMWHliiilllllHHHHIHHIHNWHtHRHtlIllliI5.llIlEi11HHllHH!H111HillHllltlllttlliltlllltNHMWWNHNIIIININWNW C J 3 arter 5 Flower Shop Flowers 3 fm' Q All Occasions PHONE 410 Oni' idea of El man truly going down to defeat is one with fall- ing arches. 4- if -X- TVuIking the plank was The first real blinrlfold test. -16 -X- 4X- Tilll Campbell would like to know if double exposure means the same thing as two timing. G LOBE :XRIZONA Y I H MWNWHWYWYHWYNYHHNWWW1WWWWlllllHH!HH!HiWWWWWHWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHWWWHWYWWIIHHUHIIHiWWWWWHWWWWWHllllilWWWWHWWWitllllllllttltlllllllIIIIHIIIHIIHIIIHIIIWHHNNHNHNNH1HH!HNNNHH!NNHNNNUNHHiHHIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll If 99 J ' J I WWWW 1 W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWW W WWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW WWWW W W WW WWWWWW WW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIWWWWWWWWHIIWWWIIIWWWWWWWWIIWWWIWIWWWWW Palace Garage J. A. :DANDURANIJ Thomas A. Long IWW PROPRIETOR E Com iefe Auto Service i A , A p I DODGE BROTHERS W PIIONIG 74 AUTOMORILES GLOIEIG ARIZONA j AND TRUCKS WWWWWW WWW'WWWWW'WW'WW'WWWllWIWIWWWWWW WW WIWI W WWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW WW WW WWWWWWWIWIWIW'IWWWWWIIWWWWHWIWWWWWWWWWWWIW II Q i MO'1'1mR: Little T0111l'lly Tucker : Sings fO1' his Suplwr. fjiEOIUilC Ii. : Say, Mal, wl1z1,i1'S I W his fllelne Song? I AW' WWO ACHESSORIES SUPPLIES 55 'X' .. Some tezlchers seem to enjoy I distlirlviug those who read in class. 2 PHONIG 376 GLOBE WWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW WWW WWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW WWWWW WWWWWWWWWHWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWIWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWI W 1 Hardware and Mining Supplies GLOBE ARIZONA I W WW W WW W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIWWWWW'WWWWWWlWWWW: W W WW WW W W WWW WW W WWWWW ii.,W.WWWW,WWW I LIOOJ 9 W W M MN 1 WNW Solomon Wickersham Company Exclusive YVHOLESALE GROUERIS 555 HM H M NH HN W WWW!! WWNHNMMH A REPUTA'l7ION for Fair Dealing The T. V. Allen Company MAKERS OF fflam Rings Grrulzmfion Ill1lI0IlIIf'I'HlCHf8 Book Diplomas GLOBE MIAMI SAEEORD BOWIE T, 810-16 MAPLE AVENUE ARIZONA It i Los LANG!-ILES LALIF. 5 QE you can molfe your olmzo book curls trays and ofhar l10l'I'ltI.I'S by fo1'n11'ng and lIllll2Il10l'l.lIfj Shaft Voppcr 9 IN I,RHW1M1llNIHRHHHlllli' N NW N NUWWUUWWW f101 '1 IH I ' 4 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III I I IIII I III IIII IIIIIIIIII II III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II ,III I IIII IIII IIIIIIIII IIII IIII IIII III III II I IIIIII II IIII IIII IIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII I Mine Supply and Hardware CO. The hardware store on the corner VV. A. SULLIVAN MANAGER 1 n CORNER OAK AND BROAD GLOBE ARIZONA IIII IIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII IIIIIIIILIII III I IIIIIII.III1.II III IIIIIIII1,-II lIlI'IIIIIIIIIII'III 0. K. Lumber Yard R. W. GRABE, MANAGER A11 Kinds of Building Material RESIDENCE PHONE 159W OFFICE PHONE 123 III I.lI,lIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIII III III I I IIIII I IIII : Reeves Studie The Home YOU are sure to be pleased with a pair Of Given's SHOES We keep the Prices Down where they belong Shoes for the Family GLOBE MIAMI III I IIIIII IIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII L. P. Lewis Super Service Firestone Tires VVashi11g Greasing Vuleanizing Roadside Assistance of W V1 . . A lELDPH TE 2 1 Fuza Pzcturcs I 4 OL 8 WEKGW Z IIILL AND ASH STREETS - GLOBE ARIZONA GLOBE ARIZONA - I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII f102j I l I II IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII III I I I I II IIIIII III II I I III I II IIII I I The Accepted Stafndawt in Electric Ref1'z7geratz701t--- New Silent KIELVINATOR YYl1etl1e1' you consider xerzfiee, clepeudability, beauty, price, quietness, comvenifenec, economy of operation-- no IIIHTTBI' what stalldurd you Setfyou will find that the New Silent ICELVINATOR is the clmmpiou for all around quality. COIIIP in today and let us prove this with FACTS. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO. OF ARIZONA IRAM FRANK, Mgr. Kelvinator Dept. I'HoNE 208 The LOUIS V. Strulcan - AIIZOHH Record Y r Pltr ll 'QQ ll-fllppreeiaotedge www prints all the HIGH SCHooL NEWS ljroulpt Dellvelly Published daily except Monday Trade with Us Full Leased Wire Service of United Press GLOBE ARIZONA III IIII IIII II I II I I II l III'III'iiIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIII II III III II II I I I III III II IH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII II I IIII IIIIII IIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I E103j ' A llI!!!!!!!,!!!I!!!!!III!!!!!!!ll!!!IIlI.lII!I!I1.IIllIlH1...IIIII!II!!!!!I!1.1I.!!!!,!I.1.4!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!!,!!!.l1,!II !!!! !! !! !!!! ! ! !II IIII I! I!! ! ! !!!!!!!!! I !!!! !!!! !!!! I I !!!!!! II!!! II! !!!! !!!!!!! I III! !!!!!!!!IIIIII!!!!!!!1I! l MASTER CLEANERS T HE GIRIIFIFITH-II COMPANY CLEANING DYE VVORKS I TA I LOKS HATTERS Fine Uustonz Tailoring TELEPIIONE 234 385 Xowru BROAD STREET !!!!!! I II !!!!! !!!!!!!! II I!! 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