Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

PRESENTS THE 1958 CACTUS 1553? 9 an 1-19 .-Q' W7 44.4 4-gy' !.' is , ,,,Z., ,.,.,,, M I 14 -SS ' W ' aff, -suv ' -f ' kg 11159: .WFT x '-1 K .9 ... ' ' v ,M www , u Q 5 V W, 4 1 il 1 ,EW V' we X53 4 , 'Z ,Q . W na , I J Ag A f g ff-if M k af f ,if Z A lf ,f f, ,w f I ' . A . , M.. ..,.T...........,,.., .., K. in ,!,fag?Qgq jig 8 I 1 , J, ?,, 4,g 4 , ,,.,. - . ,.... .,.,, , 'q u My ,A M0-YOW1 A-My ' K - 4 5 .. r K ' i ' 3 '775-F3 . H I n s l n , i.?fT52CQ gf ' f 1 DEDICATION To Mr Davls M Ashley we fondly dechcate the 1958 Cactus Vltal not only for his executnve abnllty as Business Admmlstrator of Judson but also for hls slncere interest and understanding of students and thelr actlvltles Mr Ashley IS a strong plllar of Judsons foundahon Aslde from handlmg the schools enture flnanclal program Mr Ashley fmds time to enter Into all phases of Judson life whether rooting for our teams speaking seriously on the schools alms or discussing problems with us Hls loyal frlendshlp and lndefahgable support patience and guidance serve as an mspnratlon to all 4 . - . . . , . I ... . . , . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . . . I . . , . . . I I . . . . . . . ' I . . . . HENRY C WICK III AB DAVIS M ASHLEY Yale Unlverslty Harvard Unnverslty DIRECTOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR FACULTY IRENE MERRIAM DORIS MILNES Internatnonal Business College University of New Mexlco EXECUTIVE SECRETARY American lnstltute of Forengn Trade SECRETARY 6 , fI I . .I In XI cw JI . ,Isl ' K, I ' .C DAVID WICK B S A B M A Unuverslty of Arlzona Arizona State College HEADMASTER AND STAFF PERU STATE NORMAL GLORIA C LEONARD Van Sant Business College SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER 7 PHYLLIS ARMSTRONG Field House College HOUSEMOTHER KEITH W. AVERY B.S. EVELYN J. BARTH SHEILA BOSWELL New Mexico College of Agriculture Illinois Wesleyan University NURSERY, KINDERGARTEN AGRICULTURE, JOURNALISM, SECOND GRADE PUBLIC SPEAKING, MATHEMATICS FIDELIA DUNCAN A.B. M.A. Western College Middlebury College ENGLISH HARVEY BOSWELL B.A. Univerity of London University of Durham EIGHTH GRADE RUTH O. BRADLEY Kent State University FIFTH GRADE NANCY FRYE A.B ROBERT DWYER GERALDINE EVANS M2006 State College Polo COACH NuRsEi2Y THIRD GRADE fr. S NJ, -3- G JEANNE MAYNARD Nevvarlc State Teachers College SIXTH GRADE .Z REVA L. GUNKEL WILLIAM J. GUNKEL A.B. Liason and Correlator Indiana University ASSISTANT TO I-IEADMASTER MATHEMATICS WACA. ROBERT GUNKEI. B.S. Purdue University SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, MECHANICAL DRAWING Mlm! Maw! RUTH KUHL Tucker School Cleveland Institute of Music MUSIC MR. EMERICH HLAVA Charles University, Praha, Czech. PHYSICAL EDUCATION VERNA T. JOHNSON R.N. Madison General Hospital NURSE BETTYE R. KUNKLE KENNETH J. LEONARD ESTHER MARSHALL A.B Arizona State College Arizona State College Illinois College SEVENTH GRADE PHYSICAL EDUCATION HISTORY, ENGLISH O' F George L. Small B.A. M.A Brown University Columbia University French, Economics Edna J. Walker Illinois State University First Grade 3 H., Leona Stauffer Housemother - Girls' Dormitory Kansas State Teachers College University of Chicago Latin, Mathematics English Velma Brown Ward Kindergarten -11.- Thomas Scott Trigg A.B. M.A. 1 Miriam Stone B.A. M.A. William Stone B.A. MA University of London Baylor University El Centro de Estudios University of Chicago l-listoricos, Madrid History Spanish Denis de Vallance B-Ee. Sydney University Harvard College Arizona State College Richard Kissell Arizona State College Dorm Master 22? 5 Mr. Lonnie Foster Arizona State College Dormitory Master Q 1 M Fred Copeland Gardener r -, A 2-M! . 3 H i g .54 A 4' J. T. Brown and Bigelo Maintenance .1 A A' QS? A, 1 w Batchelor ffl Ralph Hamer Martin leidinger Chef Chef ee, l 'Z f J ,.f. lgfgcfltt ,f Q ggif, . . 1 - 3956 'L 'Q 1 , e 1 ' .Qi Q -....+ I six 1 4. u, D The Dormitory Staff The Dining Room Staff .Q , ani 4 - 12 - Jx 95.2 '3 :g. -uf-Ov J' 's I f . 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' .M f, ,. .K V :bl ,, ' f a F Q A' ' y' . .Vx ..15- T0 THE CLASS OF 1958 As this years largest graduating class in the history of Judson readies itself for useful living and good citizenship in the modern world we look back on the contributions they have made during their high school years You our Seniors have been cooperative in gearing up the academic pace commensurate with the high scholastic standards and intellectual curiosity necessary for success in college or business You have participated In and supported our teams councils clubs and committees to help them gain their oblectives of quality is even more important than the accurnula tion of facts and it is with this in mind that the faculty and administration of your school rec ognlze the fine quality of leadership and respons :bility demonstrated by our graduating Seniors After having had an opportunity to observe your progress and to share learning experiences with you we are certain that this years graduates will meet future challenges with courage and lnteg rity maintaining a good sense of relative values so necessary for ultimate happiness Congratulations and good luck to the Class of l958 David Wick Headmaster 'I6 ll ll We have long believed that the recognition MICHAEL AUSTIN Phoemx Arizona Muke another aufomoblle enthusnasf ns a member of Mr Stones Ser: Lodge Makes favornte sublecf IS Physics He IS also a member of Speech Club the Rufle Team and the Varslty Club Mlke plans to attend Arizona State College next fall and we shall all mass hum 'I7 I I I ' , . . , . . . . I BEN B BAKER Lone Pine Calrfornna Ben best known as Make has been a resndent of Judson for two years attanmng hugh recognutlon an all sports with a varsnty letter ln baseball and basketball Has outsude In terests Include skung hunting and horses He IS a mem ber of the Social Club and co presndent of Zunu Lodge Mrke plans to attend the Unlverslty of Southern California for pre med In dentistry I8 af-Q' ' ' 33 J X - . ' . - 4 - ffyQz52ij',v ' ' My asap P K sf 1 H - 11 - 1 1 I 1 I I ' ' JERRY LEE BARTH Phoenix Arizona Jerry along with Chip Rodarrnor can be considered one of our two outstanding musicians Everyone engoys his for this years varsity baseball team He is a member of the Social Club and plans to attend West Lake School of Modern Music after graduating We all wish Jerry a great future in the occupation of his choice I9 exhibitions with his drums. Jerry is also a top prospect BONNIE BRIGNALL Phoemx Arnzona No school could sult a gurl as well as Judson suats Bonme Most of Bonme s unterests throughout the entlre year have been circled In one fneld mamly that of horses calves Although rather quiet and moderately shy Bonnle as made many friends here on the campus Bonmes plans as to the future are stlll a but vague but nevertheless we all know that whatever she does decade wlll be only the best Good luck Bonme 20 roping, and other forms of ranch life. . I . h MARCIA BROWN Scottsdale Anzona A new student thus year Marcia attends Judson as a day student ongunally hanlnng from New Jersey Her work has been outstanding as co editor of the yearbook and adver tlslng manager of the Cholla whlle she also holds a membership In the Social Operetta and Glee Clubs Aca demlcally she ranks IU the top of her class and has an Interest ID huntnng and muslc Marcia rntends to further her educatron at Vassar or Colby Good luck Marcua vv know you wrll do well anywhere 21 aww JACK CAMHI Los Angeles Callfornra Wlth his acute Interest In art Jack plans to contnnue ID thus held He has contributed much In the lane of cartoons to a member of the Varsity Club and Social Club Hauling orlglnally from Guatemala Cnty Guatemala Jack has made himself very popular around campus with has delnghtful personality and nndrvlduallty We all wlsh hum the best ID anything he plans to do 22 l l both the year book and the Cholla this year, Jack is also 5' DENNIS CLARK Hillsborough Callfornua Wuth a keen nnterest an cars Dems plans to be a mechann cal englneer However he has also expressed an Interest an phychnatry and rnuslc From Judson he plans to go to enther Menlo Jr College or the Unlversnty of Arnzona For the fleld of sports football and baseball are hrs two favorntes and very often one can fund hum also on the tennns court Hrs Interests lay rnannly sn the flelds he has chosen as probable careers mechanucs and musnc Next to has collectlon of nearly lOOOO records he also plays the bongos wlth great profrcnency The best of luck to you Denis we will all mlss you next year 23 STEVE CONE JR Lubbock Texas Steve came to Judson three years ago and has proved Texas does everything bugger and better Presldent of the Senior class and Student Body and member of the Honor tlon Steve plans to attend Texas Tech where he wlll magor nn agricultural englneerlng We wash you the best of luck and Judson wall always remember you 24 Society, he was also past president of the Roping Associa- HARRY BLAINE CULTRA Scottsdale Arizona Harry plans to attend Rolluns College upon graduatnng from Judson Has hobby IS water skung and he also pre fers swlmmung to other sports He ns often seen rn the company of a certasn attractive tennls player Harry ns on the Cholla Staff the Cactus Staff and as a member of the Soclal Club Hrs favorvte sublects are hlstory and sciences We shall all mlss Harry next year and wlsh hum good luck 25 4. IWW ggifggj Z? BRUCE HINKLE DORAN Springfield lllnnols Bruce IS president of the famous Coconlno Lodge He IS basketball roplng and tennls Hrs favorite sublect IH school IS history Bruce plans to attend Springfield Junlor College next fall and we all wnsh hum the best of luck 26 chiefly interested in cars, although he takes time out for JANE BRADLEY EVANS Phoenix, Arizona Jane is a native Arizonan and attends Judson as a day student with the distinction of being among one of the first girls to enter school here. ln her three years she has left an untouched record of achievements. We particularly notice her as co-editor of the Yearbook and editor of the Cholla, her affiliation with the Honor Society, Toastmas- ter's Club, R. T. Miller Society, Operetta, and her recog- nition of being among the highest on the honor roll. Her college preference is Stanford, where she intends to study medicine. We are sure Jane will set an excellent record for herself at Stanford. -27- 'frm' MICHAELJ GARLOCK Woodmere New York Mlke one of the quleter but more actuve members of the Sensor Class has shown us the begnnmngs of an actor Wlth hus flne taste In the best of muslc the declares nts lazzl combined wlth abllnty and Interest nn dramatlcs we know he wlll do well at the Unnverslty of Vlrgnnla hrs college preference Mike has done quite well as a member of the J V Polo Team and antlclpates a contlnuatuon of hrs polo In Vnrglnla As a member of the Toastmasters Club and speech class he IS quickly learnlng the fundamentals of acting the career of has cholce We all here at Judson wush Make the very best of luck 28 r 1 I ' I . . . . . . . , I 1 1 1 ' 1 I mm PATRICK HALEY Bremerton Washungton Pat who IS one ofthe best lookung members ofthe sensor class resxdes ID Mr Robert Gunkle s Lodge Pat s favorite hobby as bulldlng cars and favorlte sublect IU school hnstory Sportswnse Pat likes football He us a member of the yearbook staff and the ropung assocuatuon Pat plans to contnnue has educatuon at Colorado A8.M College 29 :Lg A 5 7 . 5 . . V lf., - r I . . . , , . , . . IS BETSY HARRISON Sarasota Florlda Although thus was Betsys furst year here at Judson she has been a welcome addutnon to the campus and sensor c ass Her extra currlcular actlvutnes nnclude a steady membershlp on the honor roll and actlve partlclpatuon un the Glee Club Her charm and frnendlnness have been Important nn wln ning her many friends We all wnsh Betsy the best of luck at the college of her choice 30 3 1 . , . 1 I . JOHN E HEALY Brooklyn New York a gllmpse of an all around student Hrs actlve partucupa tnon In many of the extra currlcular actlvutues mcludlng the Basketball Team as well as being a tune stud nt acaclemlcally will assuredly leave a gap IU next years Senior class upon has departure Although Johns future plans are stlll a but uncertain we Know he will do well at the college of has cholce Good luck John from all of us 31 .D I John, of Zuni tame, has shown to us here at Judson . , e LARRY ROBERTO KOLB Holland Michigan Larry came to Judson this year and since his stay here has shown outstanding ability in all sports also being to hunt and fish From here Larry plans to go to the University of Colorado where he will take up business administration Judson certainly wishes him the best of luck 32 I . . . . I . active in all social functions. Larry in his spare time likes . . JUDY LAUGHTER Abilene Texas Judy better known as Tex halls from the Lone Star State of Texas Probably one of the most vlvaclous and actlve members ot the Campus Judy has proven In her two years at Jud son that Texas does have quite a but to offer Her par trcupatnon nn the Ropnng Assocaatlon Dance Group Speech Club Soclal Club uncludung membershsp on the honor roll have shown to all of us here at Judson what a student really can do Judys plans Include further study of agrlculture at the University of Texas The best of luck Judy 33 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 ' ' Q . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . , . KRIS LUNDBURG Mackinac Island Michigan Comblne a slncere personality with a vlvad sense of hu mor and one would fund Krls Aside from belng a member rndung She as one of Judson s accompllshed horse women and IS a true lover of anlmals Good luck at the college of your cholce Krls We know you will brung much happiness wherever you go 34 of The Social Club, Kris also spends a lot of her time 'qw JIM McMlCHAEL North Platte Nebra ka Jam us one of Judsons greatest huntnng enthusuasts He grabs every opportunnty dunng school and out to hunt up In northern Arizona He also enloys rlflery and archery however outsnde of sports has malor ambutuon as un becomung a constructnon engnneer From here Jum plans to attend Aruzona State next year Jlm also plays the puano wlth proftclency and plans to continue study :ng musnc as a slde lrne -35- STEVE McWILLlAMS La Jolla California Steve, as one ot the most popular boys on campus, has been active in more than his share of activities. Having participated in the Social Club for two years, Steve was elected to the Presidency this year. He was president of the Junior Class last year and was responsible for much of its success. Most of his spare time is taken up as photography man- ager of the yearbook and his interest in auto mechanics, with his college preference as Cornell where he plans to study hotel administration. We all wish Steve the best of luck in the college of his choice. -35- EDGAR I. MARSTON Phoenux Arszona Eddle ns a member of Mr and Mrs Mulloy s famous Apache Lodge He IS a True westerner un his love of horses and can be seen rldung hls favornte horse or ropnng calves on almost any afternoon Eddle prefers Economacs to all other sublects and plans to attend the Unnversuty of Colo rado after graduatuon We all wash hum the very best of uc 37 .84 Q49 JACK THADDEUS MICHELSON Albuqv rque New Mexico Jack better known around the campus as J T comes from Albuquerque New Mexico Arriving last year he soon began taking an interest in many of extra curricular actlvi Club Social and Varsity Clubs and a position with the Cholla He has also earned the distinction of the National Honor Society and R T Miller Society J T intends to go into lewelry manufacturing with his college preference as the University of New Mexico We sincerely wish him the best of luck In the future 38 se is ties. Proof of this is his membership in the Toastmasters LINDA MILLER Dallas Texas Linda or Teensy as she IS called at school ns very rarely seen alone on the campus She IS usually In the company of a certaan young Texan However Teensy IS a very dlstlnct personalaty Her sense of humor and sym palhetnc mterest nn the problems of others have made her so well liked by all Good luck at college next year we ll mnss that great bug Texas smule 39 I1 EE 1 - fl 11 - ' ' 1 1 1 . D . , t ' ' - l - e . , ' . I . . , ' I G ,VVV , Q ,A . . . V M ' I - WMM TIMILIE NELSON Safford Arizona One Important qualuty of leadership IS personality and Sensor Class Sec Treas and her energetic personality has made her one of -he most popular gurls In the school Good luck with your nursing career Tummy and may you always succeed In reaching your goal whatever It may be 40 of this Timmy possesses- a great quantity. Shelwas elected PATRICIA MCCALLA POMEROY Phoennx Arxzona As presndent of the Natlonal Honor Society Patty has done rnuch to keep the standards of the school hugh In every and srncerlty that rare talent of really being able to enloy Iufe to the fullest Good luck at the U of A Patty and as lute IS no less than what you think It to be we know there us great happiness rn store for you 41 K , , way. She possesses, among other qualities of friendliness , SUSIE PROUTY Scottsdale Arlzona lt has been sand that the best thmgs come In small pack ages and thus has been proven to us here at Judson Our perfect example IS Susie who through her energy and boys and gurls We all wlsh Susie the best of luck with her career as an actress and know she will reach her star rn l fe 42 constant cheerfulness, has become well liked by both ' i . CHARLES RODARMOR New York New York Chap IS a member of Mr Shaws Martcopa Lodge Has mann clanm to fame IS has great talent In the field of musnc Everyone enloys his frequent and accompllshed performances on the piano Chips favonte sublect IS history and he has been on the school honor roll He IS a member of the tennns team and thus year was elected vlce presldent of the Student Councll Chap plans to attend Arnzona State College 43 1- '- - X1 r I C ll , l ,+- gi ROBERT SHUPE Phoenix Arizona Bob has been a quiet and serious individual around the campus this year devoting most of his time to his studies terested in medicine and dentistry Bob plans to go through pre medicine at either Tempe or the University of Arizona We all at Judson certainly wish Bob the best of luck at the college of his choice 44 and occasionally to wrestling and gymnastics. Being in- WERNER SCHMITZ PAUL Mexnco Cnty Mexnco Werner hanls from Mexnco Cnty and has attended .luoson for four years He ns a member of Mr Stone s Sern Lodge Hns favornte sport ns volleyball and hns subne-C1 ns Englnsh Hns hobby ns photography Werner plans To attend The Unnversnty of Mexnco Cnty where he shall concenfrale on rnerchandnsnng We wnsh hnrn good luck 45 . , . HARVEY SMITH Scottsdale Arizona Havlng been at Judson more than fave years Harvey has entered every phase of school llfe Serving on the stu dent Councul throughout hugh school thus year he IS also presldent of the Varslty Club as well as beung a member Edutor of the Cholla and Yearbook and IH the held of sports he holds top posntlon on the polo team He also IS very active In football and a great hunting enthusiast We all wnsh Harvey the best of luck at the Unuversoty of Vnr gunna where he plans to study law 46 of the Toastmaster's and Social Clubs. Harvey is Sports MARK WILLIAM SUSSMAN Beverly Hills California Mark, a member of the California Clan has been more than active in the tield ot sports. A member ot the Varsity Club, he has been awarded Varsity letters in baseball, football, and basketball, with a spot on last year's J,V. tennis team. Among his other achievements, we notice active particle pation in the Toastmasters Club and Social Club. As a student, Mark is in the upper part of his class, usually making the honor roll. Mark intends to enter the field ot law at U.C.L.A., where, it he does as vvell as he has done here, he should excel in the legal profession, Good luck, Mark, from all ot us. -47- CURTIS WALLACE Ras Tamura Saud: Arabia Hanllng from Ras Tarnura Curtus IS our SaudlArablan ambassador to Judson whose prumary Interests and am bltlons lle In the field ot englneerlng wnth his greatest slde Interest on sport cars From Judson Curtis plans to go to Cal Tech or Arlzona State Curtrs also IS Interested In track and tennis rn the field of sports 48 1 I - r rf' FRED WALSTRUM Tulsa Oklahoma Fred came to us at mud term three years ago Snnce that tume he had made a deep and lastung Impression on every one mostly b cause of his actuve partrcnpatnon nn school functions and actrvstaes Fred earned a varsity letter In baseball and was a member of the Judson Toastmaster s Club He has also played a bug part un the school s social e However he hasnt allowed extra currtcular actxvntnes to unterfere with hrs studies Fred has kept hls marks above the honor roll average durnng has whole stay at Judson Few boys have left our school wlth as many friends among students and faculty as Fred wall and we wush hum great success un anythlng and everythlng he does 49 Z1 'Q IQ, , 5,3 - 3535 f, ' 5 ' .1 , 4 1 Q . . . . . . , .. , . . , . llf . , . . . . 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MICHAEL J WATT San Anselmo Calufornla Make lolned Judson two years ago and has certamly prov ed hlmself Active In Varslty basketball swlmmnng foot ball and track he IS academncally outstandnng benng on honor roll while holdmg the 'ob ot Presldent ot Zum Lodge Mlke enloys sknng both water and snow varuetnes Make plans to attend the Unlversnty of Wyomlng where he will take up bussness Good luck Mlke we will all mass you next year 50 ummm!!! --s SHARON WILSON Scottsdale Arnzona Sharon an active member of the team Prouty Wilson and Castle has lo en one of the outstandnng members of the sensor class Her partucupatuon In the Soclal Club the Dance program and a reserved place on the honor roll IS evidence of her vlvaclousness Sharon s ummeduate plans Include study at Stevens College In Mussouru We all wlsh Sharon the best of luck and know she wnll do extremely well 51 XX ? ,Rx ll'-fr E 1 I Q 1 1 1 - 3 ' SHELLEY WRIGHT Tucson Arizona As an actlve partlcnpant nn many school functlons Shelley an her mevrtable sense of humor are a completnng element of any group Shelley and fun seem to go hand ID hand partlcular Blond Headed Bopster We shall all mass Shelley but wlsh her luck IH the college of her chonce 52 together. The other hand is reserved, however, for a ALLEN WINCHESTER lnglevvood Callfornua Outslde of his school work Allens prumary Interests Ire In the fneld of potography He has been an lnvaluable asset to the year book thus year by contrnbutnng much time and effort to nts photography department Other than photography Allen haulung from the realm of Maru Copa Dorm also spends much tame at ruflery baseball and svvlmmung ln season Allen plans to be geolognst goung from Judson to the University of Caltfornta or Colorado Sprnngs ....53- EDITH ZEEMAN Hollywood Calnfornla Although thus IS Edees tlrst year at Judson she has al ready proven herselt outstanding both as a student and as a person Edee has been on the honor roll IS a member ofthe Student Council on the Cholla and Cactus staffs as Edees mann tralt IS her understanding tor other peoples problems always ready and walling to gnve her help Her college chonce ns Stanford and knovvung Edee Judson lS certain she will attain her goal The best ot luck Edee 54 , I . I . I I ' I I I well as the girls' tennis team. , . , , 9- 'ir GEORGE COPLEY TOWNS Goodrich Texas Having been vvith us four years 'Shorty' as he is best known has proven that much is to be said of The Lone Star State of Texas. He has been active in the Speech Varsity and Social Club and a worthy member of the Cholla Yearbook and R. T. Miller Society. Shortys interests are many. Art writing and football in- clude but a fevv. His college preference is Yale vvith a medical career in sight. All of us here at Judson wish him the very best of uckl PDST GRADUATES DAVID BARCLAY Da rien Conn Although Dave as a postgraduate has been with us only one year it has not hindered his activity as a student Seen quite often on the athletic field or riding Dave has given more than his share in the field of sports A scholar too Dave has frequently been placed on the honor roll proof of his scholastic ability ave intends to enter Le Heigh University in Pennsylvania next fall The best of luck to you Dave -'sv 251-3 1 1 ff , Q ,, , 454523 31!5.!?2f3 ,4x.lZEA -S 'K ,wiki 1 X ARK x . A pm-,, , 'X 5 . J, 2 5 ,gg Q 2 xi K 'B N ,n X ?g 3 , Q ? 'S' e Q we Q -2 Tift' 5 -57.. WI-- fa' K ,1gf1'fj'fjg:: I A 5 an . A4 HOWARD N. ALLEN RALPH APPLEGATE WILLIAM BIG SPRING ROBERT BLACK ERNEST BOOTH Prairie View, Illinois Chicago, lllinois East Glacier Park, Montana Hermosa Beach, California Silver City, New Mexico ? H NORMAN BRAZER ROBERT BREYFOGLE ALEX BUDGE JOSEPH BURKE NICKY CHARISSE Ogunquit Maine Olathe Kansas Scottsale Arizona Los Angeles California Beverly Hills CBIIIOVUIG V, JUN we CLA KENT COOPER THOMAS DICKERSON ROBERT EVANS Portland Orego Tucson Arizona Euclid Ohio 'engine' A15 '91 wi ' 4--... RICHARD FRIED HAROLD GEYER WILLIAM GLASS MICHAEL GOETZ THOMAS R GRANDIN J Scottsdale Arizona Monterey California Berkeley California St Joseph Missouri Scottsdale Arizona 449' DAVID HAFLEIGH BOB HALEY TOM HENSON DENIS HERLIHY WILLIAM KOEHLER Phoenix Arizona Tucson Arizona Abilene Texas Rye New Hampshire Birmingham Michigan 58 -Ls A A.. I sw X at I n I , . I . I i r , f in . so B 9 pg in tb I 4- so - 4',: ' .I ,. ' at A A A If 4- . , R. C ' - -fz:f..--s 2 ,.'. A K Q , nv' 'M Q 'K , Q3 gr . FW RICHARD KOLLMAR New York New Y rk DAN LAUGHTER Ac e Us fe- ' DAVID MENKEN Hewlett Bay Park New York PETER NEU es Mome IOR au.. iv RALPH SEITSINGER ROSALIE SHEEDY Ysleia Texas Scottsdale A zo' Qi 5 Q-7 I K STEPHEN SMITH JOAN STEINMAN 'W t- fi DAVID MCFARLAND PORTER McKINNON SONDRA McNULTY I6 Er-W AUGUST MINI Macarao Laracas D Venezuela F MOHLMAN SHERRY RASKIN Hrrsd 3 DOROTHY REIF PHILIP SCHNEIDER ROBERT SEBREE catw II nr on dale F FC A wo PETER SHORE MARIO SIGALA SARAH SMITH Los Angeles CaIrforma Ba qulsumero Ve ezsela Scorsdae A zona NANCY STIMSON DEANETTE STOUFFER ROBERT STUART JR Scowsdale Arxzoma Mrwvaukee Wsccnsm Facsfaw Arwzoma Lake eoc O' Pie Ee , gf, 59 vb VV Q . I 'ee 'eras I S' Ga: ef '.'e '5 5 I-ifzerw 2 : reset v I A 4' 1 ' -ef GJ V!! - X L I I , ' D ' s, iowa ' F ' f T. aye, Hlwfl s Cfiagc I' wang .Aww ' ' S- I. De , Vwois Sc s I vwiofa Peslwv ' vm fa W of 2 ' If . NT? ' .4 ,X L , , , 'I wa , ' ' r , f Y 1 ' , f, GI P3 Ii m L A R I I . , MICHAEL TUCK CONSIE WICK MICHAEL WOLF JESSE YARBROUGH Hillsborough, California Cactus, Arizona L05 Angeles, California Pasadena, California GEORGE BARBER LYNN BERGERON MICHAEL BLEAKLEY MICHELE BOCHAT Salt Lake City Utah San Francisco California Tucson Arizona Phoenix Arizona wg- TOD BUCKMAN BONNIE BURNS Milwaukee Wisconsin Mesa Arizona CHARLES BYERLY JACQUELINE CASTLE Sonora Mexico Phoenix Arizona HAROLD EMMONS III PAT FAIRCHILD Grosse Pointe Farms Michigan Monterrey N L Q-sl? Ps! JOHN BROWNING Astoria Oregon OPHO CLA .Q-ns? MICHAEL COKE JOHN COLVIN PAUL CULLOM Dallas Texas Ocala Florida Phoenix Arizona 5' FREDERICK FARR ELLINOR FINE LADD FRAMER Mexico Albuquerque New Mexico Highland Park Illinois Hewlett Bay Park L New York 60 ,S 5' 3 L Y I Wx 1 fin ww 1 X A.. X J 5 ul L I I V f-gg k ,V,V E 1 . I L - I I ii A If fix , SUSAN FRIED Scottsdale Anzona TIM HARRISON Sarasota Florlda Q 8' ELIZABETH HOARD JAN ISABELL Scotticlale Arlzona Phoenix Anzona E- Rosinr LUND PETER McFETRIDGE C9 A RICHARD HEDBERG JUDD HERBERGER JUDY HERON Beverly Hnlls Caltfornla Scottsdale Artzona Scottsdale Among ,av TOM JENKS HAILEY KING KAY KOEHLER Scottsdale Arlzona Sand Potnt Idaho Blrmlngham Mlchlgan if HILKEN KUCK HAROLD KUPP Montclair New Jersey Portland Oregon T'-Q, ANNE MERRYWEATHER DOUGLAS MICHELSON BARBARA MINAS Port Orchard Washlngton San Dnego Callforma Phoenux Arizona Albuquerque New Mexuco Phoenlx Arizona RIANNA MURRY JACK NAIMAN TONI PACKHAM EDWARD PEARCE Cltfton Arizona Unnverslty Helghts Ohio Phoenix Arlzona Northrldge Calntornla 'MIN ID if WILLIAM POTTHOFF Phoenux Arlzona 61 l .ua 6' V- I -9 x X 'J ' K J 'B B-1 T1 f , A 31 v , I M I I X ,I 1 Ak I I I , ,,,, I i M 0 R E 'Q' 'I' S S ,, J f-nv--W W W f , U' f , V . I Q itat J A QL !X - 5 ,- C Y Xu' I' . M9 . , . . . . . . . , . . nes! STEPHEN SANDERS ROBERT SCHNEIDER SUSAN SMART ROBERT STORACI HEBER TILDEN Mlaml Shores Florida La Jolla Callfornla Mllwaukee Wnsconsnn Trenton New Jersey WOOdStde Callfornla W' .vu fi' MICHAEL TOWNES TYLER TURNER WALTER WAGNER STEVEN WHITESELL LOGAN WREN Goodrnclw Texas Tempe Arlzona Pelham Manor New York Scottsdale Arnzona Tucson Arnzona Xfvl JOHN YOUNG Los Angeles Callfornaa VICTOR ABRAHAMS GEORGE BENUA Etobucoke, Ontarno Canada Columbus Onto DONALD BOWEN DAPHNE BUDGE PETER CAPEN EUGENE CASAROLL Portland Oregon Scottsdale, Arnzona Carmel Valley, Callfornna Grosse Polnte Farms, Mlchlgan 62 FRES CLA BENJAMIN CROSBY Phoenux, Arizona 31' pi C NJ . , I A , l 1 i g s as-, we-I jr ry.. Ii 'QN- CHARLES DAVIS Wilcox, Arizona fs. -11 DONALD HALE Hollywood Callfornva 44 JAMES MOORE JOEL NOSANCHUK Houston Texas Dglrolt Mlchlqan MAN ,Q ug. JOHN DENISON JOHN DUHE DAVID ERB ROBERT GUTIERREZ Rosemont, Pennsylvania N loefa, . now! 'f ALEXANDER HOPKINS MICHAEL HORRIGAN MELINDA LIEN LAURA MERRYWEATHER Gldeon Mnssoun Plwoenlx Anzona Scottsdale- Ang Plnoenlx Alzona th' -.-of .nfbm MICHAEL OCONNER HOYT PHELPS Plwoenlx Arlfoni Plwoenlx Arlxf LON PICKEY VALERIE SHAKESPEARE STEPHEN SHORE P rerln D oenx A l one S Ca lf Wwyvff' v '9 Xl PHILIP SINGER MICHAEL SMILEY JOHN SPENCE GEOFFREY TERRILE HAL THORNBURG DGVWSV COIOVBCJO Phoenix AUYOVIG los Angeles Callforma Nonlw Hollywood Calnfornna Scottsdale Anzona 63 'il ':' , -, . MARIA WADEWITZ ERICK GRIFFITHS Racine Wisconsin Phoenix Arizona fgfeg- vinyl, Q-011. Um ,,f 'QL gsipolb - - Hoc.. -0- goof' Us ia 41, LLY7 ' 64 FN , A Q 9 AUTOGRAPHS 2 A 1 I X TO THE EIGHTH GRADE They have tled me to a stake I cannot fly But bearltke I must fnght the course IMacbeth Act V Scene VII For you the school year has been a vntal one the Threshold of Hugh School now awants you Looking back upon your Eighth Grade careers vve fund a fasclhatlng variety of achievements In the tuelds of athletlcs and scholarshlp also an equally fascmatlng var lety of manor crimes committed and punlshments truly earned' Yet throughout the year there has been a unity among the Eughth Grade a unity ot good humor that has carried us along the crest of nts ettervescent wave clear ot the submerged dangers that threaten the course ot every Eughth Grade It But If you can carry Into the Hugh School years ahead the ablllty you have so admlr ably displayed this year the ablllty to lubricate the engune of mental labor with a liberal splash ot good humor then the tovverlng peaks ot learmng ahead need hold no tears for any of you As you pass along on your educatuonal tourney take with you my wlshes for every success In the years ahead and I shall vvtth happy memortes ofthe year when your teacher was 66 Academically you have learned a great deal. Inevitably you will forget much of ff- FORREST LEE ANDERSON Albuquerque New Mexlco WILLIAM GAFFNEY Phoenlx Arlzona 'C'-7 BARBARA BAKER Sherman Oaks Calsfornua PEGGY GOLDWATER Phoenlx Arizona EIGHTH GRADE 'E CLARK KNIGHT Scottsdale Arizona PAUL OBERHAUS Phoenux Arizona lov THOMAS KUNAU Phoenlx Arizona ANNE PALMBAUM Scottsdale Aruzona E 'ans 'D JOHN BAKER Phoenlx Arlzona TY'-w-., GEORGE GRANDIN Scottsdale Arnzona 'KC' TERRY LEONARD Phoemx Arnzona SHELDON PAYNE Phoemx Aruzona 67 E' DENNIS BANISTER Encondldo Calufornla PETER HAENTJENS Phoenlx Arnzona GERALD JENNINGS Los Angeles California J MARGARET LYTTON SMITH Phoenux Arlzona 4-1? MARY SCHURE Phoenix Arizona 'ea CARL BRIM Phoenix Arizona PATRICIA HUTCHISON Scottsdale Anzona BETTY KEITH Phoenix Arizona MARLANE MENNITI Phoenix Arlzona 'IB' ANDREW SHERWOOD Grosse Pomte Mlchugan , In - li ,gt . ' f .21 - X , . N x 5 I I I. V MW, . Y 1 VV,V sf l- 5 We ' in ' ff... X , X A . f ,X Q N In MMM X All I l A t 5 Q I 41, . vt I -A J V in 71 A lv N f I fA ' '5 G1 b Mg .A X 1 I 'x as to CARY SMITH North Hollywood Callfornva 'Z3' BARBARA WURTS Phoennx Arnzona ROBERT STIMSON Flagstaff Arlzona NEIL SUGERMAN Phoenix Anzona PETER VAN PELT Grosse Ponnte Mnchlgan STEPHEN WOODWARD Phoemx Aruzona 'WWEQS ROBERTA ARNOLD Chncago Illznous 'Qi STEPHEN BECKER Sprnngfleld Illnnons FREDERICK VORDERMEIER JR Astoria New York BLAKE BOYDEN Fan bury Nebraska PETER GROSSLIGHT Phoensx Arizona SEVENTH JANEY BURGARD Scottsdale Anzona fi JON MILLER Falrfax California 68 GRADE YH? FREDERICK COLEMAN Phoenux Arxzona MICHAEL PALIN Madison Connectlcu I t KITTY CONE Lubbock Texas FRANK PHILLIPS Phoenix Arizona ' .1 I ' ' f - - , - . I . . - I . 5 lm Q X J , ff tl I 49 5 i II . I ' I I If 1 1 D- I 1 . 1 l 1-, . . III I . I . . V . . . I , , I , BOB REIF Decatur Illlnols CHARLES STRINGFELLOW Alpme Texas 'Dyk 'P P KEAN ROOSEVELT Marfa Texas FRANK TEAI. III Phoemx Aruzona 4vn- Wvzlv Qi STEPHEN RUBICAM wcottsdale Arlzona TT TREVE THORNBURG Scottsdaie Aruzona MAX SANSERINO WILLIAM SCHAUER Scottsdale Arlzona Scottsdale Aruzona JANE ADAMS Phoemx Aruzona JOHN BESSESEN Mmneapolls Mlnnesota SAMUEL JELSO Phoemx, Aruzona DONALD BAKER Phoemx Arnzona THOMAS BURGESS Phoemx Aruzona KURT KOSEK Hsllsborough, Callforma SIXTH GRADE WARD CULVER GLORIA GRIMDITCH San Franclsco Callforma Phoemx Arlzona has NADA MEDIGOVICH SPENCER NEEDHAM Phoemx, Arlzona Phoemx, Arnzona 69 101' DIANE HUDSON Phoemx Arnzona Q3 LINDA NOACK Phoemx, Arizona . my It ,J.t,t, Q K E I RQ' , V TMJ -K 3 . K ul A,,' ' 531 6, -9 ' A 'sul A,,,' xx X Q i A . 'R X A . V2 31, 1 .f ', I xi 'YQ 'i I Q xg, ' ff My I ta III ff 'x , rl im X ax ' 5 . a ' , ' 1 SALLY PALMBAUM DIANA SCHAUER JONATHAN SCHWEND Scottsdale Aruzona Scottsdale Arrzona Scottsdale Arlzona Bnllrngs Montana CINDY PRICE SUSAN SMITH Phoenux Aruzona lli'N'2 SAMMY WHITTENBURG Amarillo Texas CHARLES STILLMAN JUDITH TAIT ROBERT TURNER Scottsdale Artzona Phoenlx Arlzona Ola: California RICHARD SINGH Glendale Arizona BARRY WEISS Bushknll Pennsylvansa ROBERT BAKER Sherman Oaks California Phoenix Arizona JAMES BARTON LON EY BELSHE Phoenlx Arrzona Mexlqg RICHARD CAMPBELL El Centro Calrfornra FIFTH GRADE RODNEY CRIDER Tornxllo Texas MARILYNN DITTY Scottsdale Arizona NANCY EVANS GARY GILBERT NATALIA GRANDIN HEATHER HAFLEIGH CLIFFORD MAY II d Phoennx Arlzona Scottsdale Anzona Phoenix Anzona Warwlck Rhode san Scottsdale Arlzona JUDITH PHILLIPS PAUL REUTER Scottsdale Arlzona Phoenix Arizona DAVID WICK Scottsdale Arizona Z REID WOODWARD Phoensx Arizona JOHN ROSS Phoemx Arnzona CHARLES WURTS Phoennx Anzona JOAN RUBICAM Scottsdale Arnzona WILLIAM WEIRICH Scottsdale Arnzona SALLY ARMSTRONG Scottsdale, Anzona PAMELA IRWIN Scottsdale, Arnzona SUSAN FEREBEE Scottsdale, Arnzona 1 WILLIAM KEMPER Albuquerque, New Me DONN PARKER xnco Phoenlx, Arrzona 7'I FOURTH Ns I JOHN PHILLIPS III Phoennx, Arlzona GRADE HARRY PROUTY Scottsdale, Arizona 'A n wif .1 ' 5' J. 'F ' , W , If f, 1 my mera P' A t nf I ', ' I X ' 1 X I l I I Y fs KAREN ROBERTS Phoenix, Arizona JOHN THORNE Scottsdale Arizona 5 . DARCE ROGERS Scottsdale, Arizona CHRISTOPHER STILLMAN Scottsdale, Arizona JEFFREY VAN WAGENEN ANDREW SCHEFMAN Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Qs? i I I 1 2, as J w, l S JOHN TEAL Phoenix, Arizona STEVEN THORN BU RG Scottsdale, Arizona JOHN BENUA Columbus Ohio STEPHEN BROWN Amado Arizona EDWARD MYRICK Phoenix Arizona Q-if KEVIN BOSWELL Scottsdale Arizona JOHN HAZELTON Phoenix Arizona DAVID REINOEHL Phoenix Arizona THIRD GRADE SHARICE HELLER MARC KEMPER Phoenix Arizona Albuquerque New Mexico HELEN RICH Phoenix Arizona -72- WT? A I ,I MARY SMITH Scottsdale Arizona ELLIOTT KLEIN Phoenix Arizona WILLIAM SMITH III Phoenix Arizona Q23 DANISE THORNBURG Scottsdale Anzona '91 .1 AZ. s N9 .00 JAN WEAVER JAY WICK Scottsdale Artzo na Scottsdale Anzona l'T-11's 'Q' rw WW CHARLES BAKER Phoenux Arizona mf' 4W WILLIAM CRAMP Palmer Alaska 5?N WILLIAM REDDI DANIEL CARR Phoenix Artzona 41' EDWARD LAKE Phoenix Arnzona 1' WILLIAM MARTIN Phoenux Arlzona NG GREGORY ROBERTS GARA THOMBURG Austun Mlnnesota Phoenix Arlzona Phoennx Arnzona SECOBHD GRJLDE -nga WILLIAM MOULINIER Phoemx Arizona X 'iv STUART JARRETT Scottsdale Artzona 4-V RX RICHARD 0 CONNOR Scottsdale Arizona 1 ,pus CHARLES BENNETT Q -an KIM CAMPBELL Phoenix Arlzona Scottsdale Arlzona 73 FIRST GRADE , f.. , - V if A , . L if , Dx , I , A 'Z' a I ct a ' Illt I , I 1 ' f Q I If I I ',, M3 A M- I ww I zz, I ' A If I +.,. A ' Y l, 7, V ' I I 3 A I A ,. J' to I f yuan t'-a l AY .Q 'Q I t '-ff 5? V .03 ' ,, V I Q all ll X A , or tt - , X fy T I I I ,J z.Mqi,I5 V I.II , 'II M I I I V . 'Q ' 30-.I I in 'Off afar GARY CLAY DEBORAH HOWARD CHRISTOPHER IRWIN Scottsdale Anzona Phoemx Anzona Scottsdale Anzona LINDA KNIGHT PETAR MEDIGOVICH Phoemx Anzona Phoemx Anzona CRAIG MILUM MARY JON MOWINCKLE Phoemx Anzona Phoemx Arizona DEDE ROGERS HOLBROOK STILLMAN Scottsdale Anzona Scottsdale Anzona 1 PATRICK NOLAN Las Vegas Nevada STEVEN TALLEY Scottsdale Anzona MARY PETTY DOROTHY RILEY Scottsdale Arlzona Scottsdale Arizona pf' LAWRENCE WILFORD Phoemx Arizona Em ANNA BATCHELOR KAREN BOSWELL Phoemx Anzona Scottsdale Anzona SUSAN BROWN RUSSELL EVANS Scottsdale Anzona Phoemx Anzona KINDER 5 GARTEN JAMES HOLMAN JANICE KNIGHT ANNETTE MOWINCKLE Phoemx Anzona Phoemx Anzona Phoemx Anzona 74 I A - 4 - ' . , K , fl il Exif i 1 A ., , , K, ' I I A . . W ,H ,. A',. I Vh m ,, ag ,I S Y I I I . I ' l I l . I ' V M , - I A 2 K x LA' . I . . I . I I . I . I ..f,, , I A ML -.f'Ii ' 1 , D aasr , I -F3 'WS W' :XR .., Q fs I . I . I . . I . 1 ' - xt Y 2 A A so I I . . I . . I v . I - 1 I . ROBERT PEAGLER ARTHUR PEARCE Phoenix, Arizona Scottsdale, Arizona KENT ROBERTS Phoenix Arizona KENNETH PELOTT Scottsdale, Arizona to PATRICIA ANN TALLEY TITA VAN WAGENEN Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona KENNETH PERRINE Phoenix, Arizona gl JAMES MARTIN Phoenix Arizona GEORGE RICH Phoenix, Arizona I1 .1 GEN ALLISON DEBORAH ASHLEY BILLY WICK Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona we HOLLY BATCHELOR SCOTT HOYER Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Y' I -df' MARY JO OCONNER FORD PEAGLER Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona NURSERY SCHOOL SID JARRETT Scottsdale Arizona Ye? CHRIS POWELL Scottsdale Arizona 75 U dl' I MARITA MEDIGOVICH Phoenix Arizona KENT WICK Scottsdale Arizona ROBERT MOULINIER Phoenix Arizona ll ROBERT WICK Scottsdale Arizona 'KY 3 I , L. i sg , il, V A A 41 -f ,A ' A .ar I, . ' -H ' v it R 1 , , ' C' 5 . A A Y , Lo aol . ' A PM E 1 1 I , ,r 1 X' A V , r 3 ,, , , ML. Jae xx' Ai A ,ig Q Baa, Q wr div- . W, jg, f, ,. , Q, is ,L A., , id rg 3 Ligr Ei its 'g ' w j H mfg S 313 . , A M., 413+ , M 1 ff Q . 1 wr , --qi E' ,igf Lk, - 55- mg- x 5 x 40 .. W ? it A i 1 ,,,u .. , Q 97 f .. , ,. - www., AV 4 1 A ,Q We I II 8 2 f 1 W ina: - xi r K Q, - ..W,w j, ,xv 4 -5' 'J ,L .-4,-K - , Y'C'f', Cz-v 12 - N-swf A in 5 , :YL ' -f? xi W-wfwm S ' 5 - rw I ,, , ., Q2 f 5 M. MY: .ff Ar-.4 If-H X., 'vs .-,, f -L ,-if '1. -L...' .4 uw, '4' K nf.. 44 ,W , K V'iggegy:wl??',.3 Qwwwwj i, '? 'f.f:,w7H 5 ,, W , 'w ff. 'Zww if f f Li I ,, , A ig!! X, I , Zz I My V 91 fy :L an W K A I RH , L 1 W W I A N.. E.. E we iw f f fr 5 ., Y Q iMi'2'2?e 'Mf' 1 'fl in ww, if T J ' 133' f ' , .iff M if J , 5 a .'Qi?1?'UQ F fyvgfi 5 ' O0 .fl BACK ROW - left to Right: Mike Gaffney, Cary Smith, Mike Smiley, Joel Nosanchuk, Joel Prit- kin, Ed Singer, John Denison, Bob Gutierrez. MIDDLE ROW -- Chuck Davis, Dennis Bannister, Mrs, Leonard, Mr. Leonard, Tony Casaroil. FRONT ROW - Don Bowen, Steve Shore, Don Hale, Lon Rickey, Bob Black. L I 0 BACK ROW-Left to Right: Warner Schmitz-Paul, John Young, Harry Emmons, Ernie Booth, Tim Harrison, Mike Coke, Bob Storaci, Heber Tilden. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Shupe, Mike Austin, Mrs. Stone, Mr. Stone, Peter Neu. FRONT ROW: Mike Garlock, Porter McKinnon, John Spence, Steve Sanders, John Duhe, Geoff Terrile. 3 . 1, L. A .. - -,, ' W BACK ROW - Left to Right: Bob Stuart, Mr. Nock, Mario Sigala FRONT ROW - I:eft to Right: Bob Breyfogle, Bob Brazer, BACK ROW - left to Right: Dave Barclay, Bill Glass, Pat Haley, Vic Abrahams, Cal Yarbrough, Lynn Bergeron, Larry Wolfe. SEATED - Mike Elsen, Bob Haley, Mr. Robert Gunkel, Dennis Clark. I ,l L fx' l ' N :fi A lilf? 'Tj Y Q I g . ,1 G 'B x A ,.' . o - - A - . G ,G 2 .4 x Q f if k V Q -J ,f r' ' M Q fare Y I NA A - 5: Y , Q , N I BACK ROW - Left fo Right: Kim Wadewitz, Elli Fine, Terry Murry, Kay Koehler, Sue Fried. MIDDLE ROW - Lynne Byerly, Roberta Arnold, Barbara Baker, Deanefre Srouffer. FRONT ROW- Toni Packham, Susie Smart, Bonnie Burns, BACK ROW - Left to Right: Timilie Nelson, Nancy Srirnson, Dofty Reif, Jo Srinrnan, Mrs. Stauffer, Kris Lundberg, Eddie Zeeman, Linda Miller, FRONT ROW - Judy Laughter, Shelly Wright, Betsy Harrison, Sondra McNulty, Sherry Raskin. C? 5-we +5 BACK ROW left fo Rlghi Chip Rodarmor Jim McMichael Mike Goetz Chuck Byerly Mike Wolf Ralph Sentsunger Pete Shore CENTER Mr Shaw MIDDLE ROW Fred Walstrum Larry Kolb Bull Koehler Ralph Applegate Jack Camhi Allen Wxncherfer Steve McWilliams FRONT ROW Mark Sussman Duck Kollmar Nick Charrsse Kent Cooper BACK ROW - left to Right: John Browning, Steve Wagner, Pal Fairchild, Richard lledburg Harold Kupp, Kip Barker, FRONT ROW - Left to Right: Mr. Small, Mike Bleakley, Ed Pearce, Tod Buckman, Mike Townes, Ladd Framer, Ricky Farr, John Colvin 'T agar' fi . ff it ,il 'mu BACK ROW - left to Right: Mr, Mulloy, Bob Lund, Dave Menkin, Mickey Howard, Bob Evans, August Mini, Ed Marston, Pete McFeTridge, Curr Wallace, Howard Allen, Mrs. Mulloy. FRONT ROW - Left fo Right: Logan Wren, Peter Capen, Jack Neiman, Harold Geyer, Joe Burke, Hailey King. BACK ROW - Lefi to Right Mike Horrigan, Jon Miller, Roberl Reif, Kurl Kosek, MlDDLE ROW- Mike Palin, Mr, McWilliams, Mrs. McWilliams, John Besseson, Steve Becker. FRONT ROW - Jon athan Schwend, Ward Culver, Richard Singh, Blake Boyden, Sheldon Payne. F5 am cf M ,V -Q - five. , , 15:1 on . A W Ab wi , gr P M 4, , WM ,, J slr? Q-.W-ff 4 1 ' I f, 1' , A , l n , ' .fi lc - Q ' , . A 'ff A.- xf :Lv BACK ROW Left to Right Barry Weuss Sam Whuttenburg Robert Turner Marc Kemper MIDDLE ROW Bully Cramp Mrs Armstrong Sam Jelso BIII Kemper Pat Nolan FRONT ROW Danlel Carr Bully Reddlng Dean Crld r BACK ROW Left to Rlght Chuck StrungfeIIow Peter Van Pelt Bob Stnmson Lee Anderson SITTING Left to Rnght AIex Hopkuns Mr Boswell Mrs BosweII Jummy Moore FRONT ROW Left to Right Freddy Vordermeuer Cluff May Kean Roosevelt J-.rry Jennmgs as . ' 7 '1 ' , 55' X , '-'A X 4 ' ' . 1 Q- 'u 1 I ' 1 l l ' 3 F P . , ' V, I i u ' f A I s5.y4.? - I I7 1 I f A ' C r. 1 I, ,gf 1 ,, , f' I 'X 'wf' , ' ' , A' e . I Vg 0 I . h K . M K - X tg a ' X A I 1? 2 F' JI I , ', ,M .r -rl ' ' .J Y I I I A Arif I Q 1 I ' Q 7' wg . :Vi .. K KN Q I Pa I. . Qt' ' , , , if, , .1 - XI I XI I .. - 4 Q I! I - x Qt V I I V I I I .I 3 I I, 4 'yeh ' 4. ' Q . I , 3 - 4 W , ff lg f fin il Rh ,QM . X KW? 7 X: gg . W...-f , 2 W, .A t 1 . ,.f si 41 ww tx 1' ' if 'S F . W , -x it 3 f 4 in 6 R X 'Q Q XXX I 5 t it ix l i f , ,www ' A 3 Shorty Townes, Doug Michelson, J, T, Mi A chelson 'JY M BACK ROW: Ueft to right, -- Mr. Foster, Dan Laughter, Mr. Preston. FRONT ROW: deft to rightj f- Tom Henson, Dennis Herlihy. I ! I . , it qw., :- ,X 1 ,n Wg . 1, Q. i 1- ,,,.,. V M r me n Q, ig Ms Left to right: John Healy, Mike Baker, Ted Mohlman, Mike Watt. -,x Irs ,' e- 1 4 X . if A . x 1 , Good night. Dr. Lnvmgsfon, I presume? It must be the weather. 2X plus SY minus 40 WW' ww. I eat Wheafies. 89- 4 Leaving? T Nice return eh? sf fsgli I-V. x i , .Q ,I - Q L 32595 4 y C L U B S -91- .p is lk ei BOTTOM ROW left tn nqht Mlke Garlock Peter Shore Dave Haflengh Bob Brazer Jack Camhn Harvey Smlth Shorty Townes Doug Mtchelson TOP ROW left to right Ralph Applegate Bull Koehler Rrcky Fried Allen Wmrhee ter Harry Cultra Edlth Zeeman Jane Evans Marcia Brown J T Mrchelson Steve McWulllams Mr Avery Mr Keith Avery Jane Evans Marcia Brown Phll Schnelder Steve Mcwllllams Harvey Smlth 1958 CACTUS STAFF Faculty Advusor Co Edntors Photography Manager Sports Editor 92 t X x X V . x . Anne Schneider ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,a,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,.t,.t,,.Y.,..,,,,.., A dverllsing Managers was-J2ll'l ' 6' As the 1958 Cactus goes to press, we, the editors, wish to thank the many people who have helped to make this yearbook possible. Special appreciation should go to Steve McWilliams for his excellent iob as photography manager, Harvey Smith for helping with the write-ups, the advertising staff, and to the Gene Bosford Studio for all of our student pictures. Mr. Avery, our advisor, has pulled us through many of the problems that have arisen while planning this book, and he also designed our cover. Through the patronage of our Sponsors, we are able to give you an even bigger annual, and we cannot thank them enough. On behalf of the entire staff we hope you like the 1958 Cactus and that it will bring back many happy memories of this school year Mr Avery 12-adeiis 1 I S 1' B' 7 -iw Y, V . ., ., fe , , 4 V I f , 5.13 y ff 3 . E q .WY ?-2 4 ' H Q- QQ M ' ww ., A M 4. V . L ' A 5 if ' ' .e 't M ,, . BACK ROW Ueft to rlghtl Bill Koehler Ricky Fried Tom Grandrn Dave Haflelgh Port McKinnon Phil Schneider SITTING Ueft to rlghtl Patty Pomeroy Jane Evans Consie Wick Deanette Stoufter Mr William Gunkel THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In an effort to promote and further the characteristics of Scholarship Leadership Character and Service the Judson chapter of the National Honor Society has become the outstanding announced during a special ceremony held in the auditorium They are Ricky Fried Bill Koehler Tom Grandin Dave Hafleigh Port McKinnon Phil Schneider Consle Wick Deanette Stouffer and Marcia Brown Our sponsor is Mr William Gunkel with Patty Pomeroy as Pres :dent Steve Cone as Vice President and Jan Evans as Secretary 94 . . . , . I I I . . scholastic organization on campus. This year, for the first time, the new members were . . . . . I I . . I . I I . I . I . I . . I . . , I . I . H . . I . - . . . I I I ' ' EDITOR IN CHIEF CO EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER CARTOONIST NAMEPLATES SPORTS EDITOR FACULTY ADVISOR PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION MANAGER THE CHOLLA Jane Evans Harvey Smzth Marcia Brown Dave Haflelgh Jack Camhl Mr Avery Harvey Smith Mr Nock Steve McWilliams Judy Laughter BOTTOM ROW Ilefi Io right, Peter Shore Dave Haflelglw Bob Brazer Jack Carnnl Harvey Srnnh Snorfy Towns TOP ROW Cleft to nghfIS1eve McWuIInams, Harry Colrra Mr Nock Sherry Raskm Ednth Zeeman Jane Evans Marcra Brown J T Muchelson Mike Garlock 95 FRONT ROW left to nght Anne Schnexder Deanette Stouffer Shelly Wrught June Langwothy Tnmulue Nelson Dottue Rent Sally Smuth Marcxa Brown Krls Lundberg Tony Packham MIDDLE ROW left to rlght Betsy Hoard Pat Stmms Sherry Raskln Mlsslng Judy Laughter GLEE CLUB Startnng from a chartered group the Judson Glee Club under the durectlon of Mrs Kuhl IS com posed ofthe gurls ofthe Hugh School body The newly formed club has performed In such events as the May Festlvltues and the Graduation exercises Next years plans wall Include a larger group and a greater amount of partlcupatuon Also un cluded In next years plans ns the presentation of a GulbertSuIl1van Operetta and snngtng at the Chapel Service 96 Jackie Castle. BACK ROW, left to right: Kay Koehler, Betsy Harrison, Daphne Budge, Linda Miller, Sondra McNulty, TOASTMASTER'S CLUB Following a pattern of last year's Speech Club and the Toast- ' master's Club ot Scottsdale, the Judson Club was organized and by-laws drawn up to interest members of the upper classes in speaking. This year's first President was Harvey Smith who presided over the meetings and assigned speech- es. Every member, at one time or another, is called upon to speak or choose a topic for discussion. Through the fine efforts of Mr. Nock, our faculty advisor, the Club has been thoroughly enioyed and appreciated by all attending. Several guest speakers have attended the meetings from other organizations throughout the Valley. Next year s group should be considerably larger due to the increase in enrollment. BOTTON ROW left to right Harry Emmons Bill Koehler Shorty Townes Mike Garlock Mark Sussman John Healy Bill Glass J T Michelson Ricky Fried Ralph Applegate Fred Walstrum Harvey Smith TOP ROW left to right Dennis Clark Dave Menkin Steve Smith Allen Winchester Mr Nock Edith Zeeman Jane Evans Sherry Raskin Turn Nelson Sally Smith Deaneatte Stouffer 97 BOTTOM ROW Left to rlght Judd Herberger Mlke Bleakley Tony Casaroll Mike Garlock Bob Sebree Harvey Smlth Bob Brazer J T Mnchelson Port McKinnon Lon Rlcky TOP ROW Left to rlght Ralph Applegate Mark Suss man Phvl Schnleder Dave Hatlergh Mlke Austin Marlo Slgala Rucky Frled Bull Koehler Jack Carnhr Shorty Townes Steve Smuth Ralph Sentsrnger MISSING Mnke Townes VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club In nts snxth year has readlly become one of the Ieadmg organlzatlons on campus soctally and athletlcally Composed ot boys earnnng Varsity letters 10 recognuzed sports the club as mauntasned to promote an actnve athletlc program Hugh scholastnc ratlngs and general good behavnor are requlred by all members In good standlng Arapahoe and Commanche leaders thus year Bob Brazer and J T Mnchelson are chosen from the club to lead as well as organlze the nntramural contests Club socnal events Include the sponsorshup ot the first Annual Sports Award Banquet steak tries svvlmmlng parties club dances and other Impromptu events Officers for this year are Harvey Smith Presudent J T Michelson Vuce President Bob Sebree Secretary Bob Brazer Treasurer 98 ai' Assume the posmon M I used to be a 90 pound weakllng I am the Village Idiot MOAN ll mmmmmm Lemons fxwh, :fx lets have TEAMWORK' Oh most hugh Exalted 99 H - - U y , , I H . H I , f 4 1 , ff - - H ,, Q, i , l, H H 1, If , f y' ., ,, ,, 1 7 C ' I ' M572 s., .img lv N 'f' I , ' U ' , Jj fvlzffvi ' I K 'W I? , K1 I H 1 H 1, - H , . . . 11 5 . '44 A hte, STANDING Steve Cone Pres Left to right Chip Rodarmor Doug Michelson Edith Zeeman Jane Adams Ann Palm baum John Duhe Paul Oberhaus Charles Stringfellow Donald Baker Vic Abrahams Barbara Minas Bill Koehler Phil Schneider Mr Stone STUDENT COUNCIL 1957-58 12th Grade Chip Rodarmor Steve Cone Edith Zeeman 'llth Grade Bill Koehler Phil Schneider 10th Grade Doug Michelson Barbara Minas - 100 9th Grade Vic Abrahams John Duhe 8th Grade Anne Palmbaum Paul Oberhaus 7th Grade Charles Stringfellow 6th Grade Jane Adams Donald Baker BOY SCOUTS An active organization at Judson for many years, the Boy Scouts has continued its fine record of accomplishment throughout the school term. Holding many overnight camping trips, and cookouts, besides participating in District meetings and innumerable other activities, the Boy Scouts have had an eventful and exciting year. Under the guidance of Mr. Bradford, the troop has had an outstanding course in first aid, as well as the traditional ones in good camping and sportsmanship. With the increase in enrollment anticipated for next year, the Boy Scouts can look forward to an even bigger troop nextfall. BACK ROW left to right Mike Horrlgan Marc Kemper Dick Singh Jon Miller MIDDLE ROW left to right Ward Culver Jonathan Schwend Fred Vordermeler Bud Wittenburg Mike Palm FRONT ROW left to right Jack Jelso Bob Baker Barry Weiss '11 fi ,Agp-if 101 in ffm, --i I I I I ' I : I f . E 1' sz f 2 F i is A 5 c E - li , 1 3 N 4 'Q Q Q 5 '. ' 4 A , i 4 Q w I X25 3 I I A ., V if 'Z l I . 7 V Y ' ' ' ' X ' 2 i S v . , , , , .A ' X N . . ,wi - 1 Wgftr 23 , A 1 . N 3 .. , i . f , xx, 1 ,Z A, ,NJ I , . , Q ' W ,fl A 1 A 4. ,. ,Q on , 'f4 l'1 - , ,ff . , ,, , 1 .,,, - E V A fu hwy, wi V . -ss' ' 1 i . ' s V i ' Left to right Chip Rodarmor Dick Kolmar Jerry Barth Harvey Smith Dennis Clark THE .IUDSON STCMPERS While the Judson band consists only of drums, piano, and string bass, each of the three mem- bers, Chip Rodarmor, Jerry Barth, and Harvey Smith, have proven their versatility in playing several instruments. Chip doing an excellent iob on the piano, also fares well on the drums. Harvey Smith, aside from the string bass, has included in his repertoire of instruments, the guitar and the uklele. Jerry Barth, perhaps the most talented of the three, not only excels on the drums at school but belongs to the Musician's Union and does outside jobs as well. He also adds Latin American flavor to the group with the maracas and the sticks. The Judson trio has performed at many of the school functions ranging from the first dance to graduation. -102- iff? K -1-ff ?f!.,:-iV?'aP+ z - t 4 - 4 4 ., ' SOCIAL CLUB , - 1 The Social Club has been the backbone for nearly all of the larger social functions. Beginning with a square dance the tirst week-end of school the Club sponsored such events as the Christmas Formal and the second annual ski trip. -EX -243--14 -'i '- I '-so 'Q 5, S'-P Although the activity of the club was somewhat less than last year plans have been set to encourage more students to a fuller capacity ot social life next year. Steve McWilliams President of the Club has done an excellent iob of organiz- ing the various activities with the help of Mr. Shaw through- out the year. BACK ROW left to right Tony Casaroll Linda Miller Bambi Merryweather Patty Pomeroy Charles Byerly Dave Men kin Steve Smith Shorty Townes Consie Wick Phil Schneider Allen Winchester Edde Zeeman Rosilie Sheedy Betsy Hoard Steve McWilliams Dave Hafleigh MIDDLE ROW left to right Shelley Wright Kent Cooper Ricky Fried Mark Sussman Harry Cultra Mr Shaw Kay Koehler Dotty Reif Sherry Raskrn Trmilie Nelson Sally Smith Jackie Castle Marcia Brown Deanette Stouffer SITTING left to right Mike Garlock Bob Brazer Bob Sebree Jack Camhi Dick Kol mar John Healy Bill Glass J T Michelson Bill Koehler Ralph Applegate Harvey Smith Mike Townes nl 103 X OUR CHRIST '-1 MAS FQRMAL PU I -as . lrfx -L 7- X 1 I -1 - Fr --0 af 1 , , fe. 5 P C R T S -'l07- Keel? M l BACK ROW Left to nght Dave Barclay Mlke Watt John Healy Robert Storacl Ted Mohlman Mlke Coke Marlo Slgala Mrke Austln Coach Stephens KNEELING left to right Brll Glass Ladd Framer Mark Sussman Lon Rickey Jack Camhn Steve Shore Ernie Booth BASEBALL The baseball season, slow In gettung started, regnstered several close scores with Mesa and other Valley teams Losung by only two ponnts un the fnnal game wlth Mesa, Judson fanled to mark an nmpressuve wun lose season Pntchers Robert Storacn, Bull Glass, and Ladd Frarner, proved to be the backbone of the team along wuth rnfrelders, Watt and Healy Coaches Leonard and Stephens exhlbnted a flne squad thus year and antrcupate a sensatnonal season next year 'I08 A . I 1 S W 5 A1 2 4 Y - , X , 54 A 'hjwill c ll' . .Y 'fx iQ . ,, A I 54 ful' .V , x I N, 5 E ' , ' A 'Q . Q Q 1 1 , fi 1 . 5 1 I 1 1 .1 1 I 1 . Qi -,x. -2 2 I Y nl! lv., I I I 'S qs Ze - gf., ' 'v A -I M' 1, Q 2 4, ' '1 ,' - Qff. , -' .A , mmf. ,QV 5 ww .B X 4 f, fa, , wi. X, Qu. f ,ui . ,. Nil y f W' -:nii V . A ,Q 4.14, Vi ' 4' ' 1,1 f , ,V .MX 3, 5 41-my 'AL BACK ROW left to rnghf Coach St phens Mark Sussman Ernie Booth Port McKnnnon Muke W tt Bull Glass Bob Sebree MIDDLE ROW left lo right Ralph Sentslnger Marlo Slgala Bob Brazer John Healy FRONT Lon Rickey Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson BASKETBALL JUDSON J. V. BASKETBALL -'I'l0- Paradise Valley .,..Brophy ..,.Sea1on Hall A.,.Orme ..,.ST. Johns .,..Carl Hayden ....Mesa ,..,Boys Club ...,.Orme Scottsdale Phoenix Chrislian Mesa s-- 'X -eff' A -,f ' L' , ., .A-,f . JU, I w In 8 ,wwf L df- I pf NC J 1 Q f I wf,,,W Jw' 'M 71 ,f 42 5 4 2 LW lf- g 'V XJ- jr . 1-g'r': , f, ' ' 1 , ' .J F 1 BT' A- M 1 p . A - I -jg. vi xl ' -lv -.. T' ' A 5 5 J ' -ii 'A A f A . '- -,..1,,M - J- , N . ' -. x EQUIT ATION , .lefgf I 'QM V5 5 ' as 5 13331. 15. r ,yy if 5 an ' I 6 NAR Left to right Porter McKrnnon Phll Schnelder Ralph Applegate Bob Brazer Bull Koehler GOLF The record In matches won and lost was outstanding The Judson Golf team had a season more successful than expected un that It was theur first year and they faced a rough sched ule In ten matches and two state tournaments played over a malorlty of the Valleys courses many respectable rounds were turned rn by the team composed of Port McKrnnon Phll Schnender Bob Brazer Ralph Applegate Tod Buckman and Bull Koehler As none of thus years team wall be graduatmg untul next year and wath the addmon of new talent next fall the prospects for a wnnnnng season seem hugh 114 x K ' 0 ' Q fu 'M f al Q. ,' f f '2K'l- ,fart nf ' ' ,1 'lf' I M Y 2 - M x i f 3924 5. Y in , I A .22 5' M 4 2. 47 v 1 A 1 H2 1 Qyg -X Y 'L f 4 4 A ' vs Y , , , L 1 1.1 i - ,fs 4, J ,, ,aw 14 '25 v Q v-.R-K 5.1 1. 5 A... 'if 'H STANDING lleft to rightt Bill Koehler Steve Smith Harvey Smith Coach Dwyer KNEEUNG Cleft to flghf, J Michelson Tony Casaroll Mike Garlock Mike Townes Missing Mario Sigala POLO Again this year the Judson Varsity squad defeated Southern Arizona School to earn the Southwestern Prep School Polo Championship. With the trophy safely in our possession we still remember the outstanding play of the last game when Bill Koehler with the score tied and seconds remaining sent a foul shot soaring through the goal to win the game and series 5-11. High scorers ot both SAS games were the Smith brothers Steve and Harvey. ln spite of a new team handicap the J.V. squad showed exceptionally well however they were unlucky in eeking a win from S.A.S. -116- 4 'I IX gba-Y' A-WJ 3 ou' .rdf- Q 0 BACK ROW left to right Alex Budge Make Bleakely Allen Wrnchester FRONT ROW left to right Steve Whltesell Mr Small Dave Hatlengh RIFLERY Rlflery thus year under the supervrsnon of Mr Small has done exceptronally well rn team matches S A S the only malor defeat of the season scored above Judson rn the standung posrtron to wrn the Prep School series In C class Judson rs ranked hugh rn the state and more than holds nts own an open competutron Next year s plans rnclude a full team wrth a scheduled practice each year 118 P STANDING lleft to rlghtj Dave Menken Nrck Charrsse Vlc Abrahams Mr Avery Mrke Goet teve Wagner KNEELING lleft to rlghtj Tommy Dlckerson Lynn Bergeron Ed Marston David Barclay Steve Cone Hoyt Phelps Bull Bug Sprung ROPING 1957 1958 has seen The Judson Roprng Assocuatuon b :ng further credut to themselves and our school Our unvltatuonal matched ropung suggested by Mr Henry Wuck developed unto one of The hrghlughts of Valley of The Sun roprng for l957 Judson School IS proud that thus match attended by contestants from such distances as Jackson Hole Wyomrng and Los Cruces New Mexico was vvon by our flne student roper Steve Cone Thus roplng has drawn many complr ments and IS a credit to The enture Judson Roplng Asso Tatton who produced the aftarr Our ropers are rrdtng better horses and consistently turntng rn better performances lnter school and weekend matches have been enthuslastlcally contested and our ropers have proven they can both vvln and lose gracefully - 120 - f Wh L-f an 'Fi -J A.. N.. i' U? 47 74 i ,YU A f av, , , uw, , -,,. , , ,,0-. v A' 1 .45 1 2:2 fu ,p ,yr M: Ag, ., ,. :rx fp., ,-7' 'Y' , ,v '? ' 2. wflx W'-ef if. f ' ff 'ff ,jjj-5 In -. 1 SFC?-'.' VR' fl. L U A wh k iv' 94 ' v I 53 V . 44' Xi ai! l. Mr- NJ' 1 Left to right Jimmy Moore Ricky Farr Tod Buckman Chip Rodarmor Ricky Fried Mr Hlava Missing Pau Cullom Bob Evans Bob Sebree TENNIS Judson has more than held tts own in the State tennis showing, by a fourth ranked position Losing to only one team in its class, Judson managed to score hugh on the win lose roster Outstanding performances have been registered by Ricky Fried, Bob Sebree, and the vast im- provement of Chip Rodarmor. ln competition with many teams out of the Judson class, the varsity has done remarkably well in presenting themselves as able and competent adversaries. Next year is a promising one with Fried, Sebree, Moore, Cullom, Buckman, and Evans returning with only the loss of Rodarmor. -122- ..4,f,.ffv65, - fir A .X www.-N., .N,,W,,,,,,,,,,, ,N 4 ,I 2: uf x..-- X- x ! JN 1 N N N UK', !Y' fri-in , '4.' 'Q ' A. -... URALS up 'al 4 Q , ' .. E' ,gl 1 .mi 8 at 5? 'ff l is-1-. -es 'L --. NPC mf' -dw 'Wt -lu x V Ku Z QR ' -v H f-Hz. ,N aw 'i Qvl TOP ROW left to right Neil Sugarman Treve Thornburg Peter Haentlens John Baker Jerry Jennings George Grandin Robert Rief Mr Boswell coach BOTTON ROW left to right Peter Van Pelt Tom Kunau Bob Stimson Steve Woodward captain Paul Oberhaus Frank Phillips Barry Weiss Fred Vordermeuer SCCCER Soccer has continued to increase in popularity at Judson in the high school and grade school Several grade school games have been played with Alhambra School resulting in a l l tie and l 2 defeat High school soccer received a shot in the arm when it was found possible to arrange several games with Arizona State College. An lnternational flavor was noticed when among the 22 players eight nationalities were re - resented. Mr. Bob Gunkel and Mr. Emerich Hlava along with Chuck Byerly Jack Camhi and Gus Mini did an excellent job in supporting the Judson squad. Bigger and better plans are set for next year s soccer schedule and under the direction of Mr. Harvey Boswell competition will be at an all-time high. -126- I 4 fu fx S nk rf '19 , 1 v.,u f im , - M, vi Wi, V 4 .,,.. , V- ,VM at wiv f f fa 5 ag , ' ,M Q ff ' i 'eg ' V 5 , -M ' , 4 7 , , f 'g , ' W 4 4 . ' 0 21' 4 5 .4 ' . ' ' 1' . f . . - In ' Q :-,- ,PA 1 l - - - f 1 4 ' , I 4 , ., 1 1 . . La ,VVV A . 9 X V ' .WW45441 ? ','?'iM1'4 Wf,W4 . jffzgg , 1, ' -V W f wr' I .ffwf a , , A W' wff . , K M ' ,z . , V ,, W. ,W L,,,,.f,, , , I ,, w 4 K ft,wf ' V Y ' ' f' ,- all-fi-W 'fg,'2f, ,,,,, , ,. A ft, W A , J. I, 3, ,gn - 'SL f f fifwopfdf Q ...- -127 STUDENTS ENTERING Ali MW 1' U BACK ROW Ileft to righfl Karen Kosek Dana McMIchaeIs John Belloc Suzette Garin Gaul Williams John Robertson MIDDLE ROW Ileft to rlghtl Mary Sullivan Glenn Eason Alice Powers Jon Willuams Clifford Wright III. SITTING Ileft to rightl - Tommy Gustafson Morris Wright Charles Gustafson Arthur Pearce Mark Caster Candace Barrett John Eason Glen Wright. -128- TER MID-SEMESTER 'Qui 40' STANDING Ileft to flghf, Joy Strom Joan Wallensfem Clcardu Bruce Pat Srmms SITTING Cleft to rughtj Mary Brownlee June Langworfhy Ann Schneider Phyllus Zanem 129 , I n ' 7. ,, ' is I X-., I' 1 MO.:-uv M' - 9 T' ' I ' 'TA ' f Y bk 75, , . I nl .V if AT 1 fs A ,. y' ,ff I I ,I 1 . git?--yvi 351 Y 1 . i I . I . . I . h . Y I 1 . , . sNAPs ------ Q W Q, ,-,',4,,1zff3:.:--1,5 Q Q1 sf . 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DEAN CAGE OPTQMETRIST SCOTTSDALE Umon 76 FREE PICK UP 81 DELIVERY WH 5 1041 h Serve as Our Busmess O MALLEY SCOTTSDALE LUMBER CO Wm y 59468 I.AUN DRY 8 DRY CLEANING C0 Inc 333 N rth 7th A PHOENIX 5' 6C2wdzg75 X393 Xawgex X mee X 50th ANNIVERSITY YEAR 'um 1908 I958 I ALP 3 'I75 144 ' C 7 33 Easf Pima Plaza Sconsdale A I Nor! Scottsd Ie Road 02 l ., . ' o venue - I Phone i me - X 1 ' I f I I 1 ' X f I 1 X J, f Xxx I 1 Z I X X N ,X H . I 1 I jr .,-f- 'f' ' ru. - , ,' -ff Wk- IIIIIIIWI ine -S l knvA CRAFT CSNTQR ' 75 win mm Avznuf SCOTTSDALQ ARIZONA JEWELRY OF DISTINCTION SINCE 1910 31 EAST 1st AVE Co graful tions IIEESE VIIUGHI1 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GIFTS 2025 E CAME L BACK 49 West Indlan School Road Scottsdale Auz COMPLIMENTS OF The Bank of Douglas O your rzendly pwneer bank SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP 14 W up f. . BEST WISHE Hotel Valleu H0 WHITE HOGAN PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS aj pzmw CAHILL EDMUND TRAVEL SERVICE INC JU W I I THE . , . 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