Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

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JUNIUR CLASS HISTURY Q..-.zo SPONSGRS MR. CECIL 11ARRIS Miss I.14:u..x 1fIljKI'1'l'S ' Mu. HENRY GATE 6 O OFFICERS P1'vsir11'ut ...,,. ........... ,A..., ,, ..........,..... lfixwz SAx1mm1:s lvif'C-lJl'1'NiflC,'llf .A.A.., .,,A,,,,, I .utils SIMONDI New-1'w1u1'y ,V, ....Y. .....,.., E VA STRUKAN ylI'I'llSlIl'Vl' ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.A, N ED HOGAN FRESHMEN1 Cave two Freslwman picnics. SORHOMORE1 Entertained with party. Successful swimming party. Presented Mummy and lvlumpsf' Represented in all activities. JuN10R: Cave a very successful dance. Represented on Rapoose and Wigwam Staffs. Presented as class play, Cat of Nine Tails. Cave junior-Senior Prom. o 0 LETTERMEN BIORRIS Axumx Nm Ilocsax HARIQX' CLARK .lawn POND Clmnmzs Cttn'1'1s .Lm'1s SIJIONDI I'Iow.xmm f'1,rF1fmum KIQNNIQTII SEXTON ICRNEST Gr,xr'oM,x . O'1 r0 TUSCHKA I 28 J HOGAN SANDERS STRUKAN SIMONDX

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SIENIUR CLASS Wlll SENIOR CLASS WILL lTheme Song-HTo Whom It Mav Concerni l We, the Senior Class ot Globe I-Iigh School, tor the year ot l93l, being ot equal mentality ot a person ot Zl years, being sound and disposing mind, under no physical duress or mental tear ot any classes, do hereby make and declare this, our last will and testament. SECTION I We request that when we are gone we will be torgotten. Theme Song l'It's a Lonesome Old Town. . SECTION II To the Sophomore Class, who lin our opinionl need it most, we bequeath the pep and energy enjoyed by our class during- out tour years. Theme Song Funny, Dear, Vfhat Love Can Dol' SECTION III To Egbert Edwards goes Mary Alice Alberthals bold and raucous manner. Cyril Wind leaves all the nice pictures he took on Ditch Day to Frances Altweis to enjoy as best she might. Pinky Anderson hereby bequeaths his Barrymore protile to them which wants it. Nancy Williams, Virginia Anglin, Ettorina Bono, Pearl Cline, Dorothy I-Iazelwood, f' Evelyn Symons, losephine Vogt, and Mary Watson leave all worry they have caused to Mrs. C-ood in the sate-keeping ot. Neil Holland, Otto Tuschka, Ned I-logan, Egbert Edwards, and Cavin Scott. Alvin Armer lalias Babe, Nanl hereby bequeaths his executive ability and presi- dential calm to Muss Ciacoma. Dutch Webb leaves. and willingly so, his sense ot direction to Louie Simondi. Ben Armer leaves his longevity and pedagogical lpet-a-gag-icall blarney to Wallace Thelander. Persis Stewart leaves her tighting rivals to add to Beatrice Whitley's collection. Frances Barron leaves her knowledge ot driving to Rupert Westertield. Tiger Stewart leaves to Billy Stewart his tondness tor the football tield. Fat Bennett reluctantly leaves his Hwinsome waves to William I-libbs, who vainly struggled to cultivate some ot his own To Margaret I-Iunter, Chester Stewart leaves his cherubic expression. Robert Blackman lexpert on expansion jointsl is so Scotch he doesn't want to leave anyone anything-not even his pessimism. Catherine Stewart leaves Ferne Brown her senior locker for pet haunts. Phyllis Bradley leaves her cultivated laugh to Luana Lee. Fritz leaves ,his CAR, his book on I-low, when lBut not Whyll to wise crack to i-larry ll-larry doesn't need the car.l loe Braun,,leaves his standing with Miss Uhlir to David Rabb. Laura Saunders leaves her gymnasticitriumplws to the Lee Twins. lContinued on page SSI T271 -AMY -, L

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,f' ALTWEIS ANGLIN BURGHAM CARRIZOSA CROMER CURTIS ELLIS FRASER GIONO GRIFFIN HINDS HOLLAND L? Q BLANCO BROWN CLARK CLIFFORD W. DAVIS DF CLASS GIACOMA GIBSON HIBBS HILL HOLLINGSHEAD E. JOH NSON E291