Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

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9 untor arsttt{ cjootball This year ' s Jr. Varsity edition, although lacking in size and weight, made up for it in their ability to scrap. The Jr. Tigers had a rather unsuccessful season, but gathered valuable experience which will be an advantage to them in their future activities in sports on the varsity. This year the boys encountered the heavy and experienced teams of San Carlos, the Phoenix Frosh and Miami ' s B team. They played each twice and gave creditable performances on each occasion. Participation in these games brought forth a few outstanding prospects — good varsity material for the next few years. The job the Jr. Varsity is sup- posed to do is to season young athletes for places on the varsity. The mentor for them is Mr. Norman Clements, who deserves a great deal of credit for uncovering the future stars of Globe High. We take off our hats to you, Pop.

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cJ icier Lsluh President - George Vuckevich Vice-president Frank Cosseboom Secretary and Treasurer Thomas Jonovich Student Council Representative Gordon M. Johnson Sponsor Coach Cromer The Tiger Club represents the athletic department of our school. It is composed of those boys who have made letters in one of the three major sports. The highlight of the club ' s activities this year was the sponsoring of a Jim Thorpe dinner, which was attended by about two hundred business men from the district. The world famous athlete, Jim Thorpe, was guest speaker. Other events of the year were the unique initiation of new members, and an all school dancing party. These were climaxed in the spring by an exclu- sive Tiger Club picnic.

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a vtatton LslUO President Bobby Tolson Vice-president Addison English Secretary Bobby White Sponsor Mr. William Ellis On March 14, 1939, the Aviation Club of the Globe High School started under the sponsorship of Mr. William Ellis. The boys have had many good times working on their models. During the year the boys received invitations from Tucson and Mesa clubs. At these meets gas models were displayed. The purpose of the club is to enable the boys to pursue their hobby of model airplane building. The boys are very thankful to Mr. Ellis for his help in organizing the club.