Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

 - Class of 1960

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CAROL GRIMM - 4 - DEDICATIQN Us JUDSON PAGE 5 A GOOD TEACHER cornbnnes teachlng skull wlth the ablllty to live harmoniously among students Students at Judson admnre two such teachers Mr and Mrs Wnllnam C Stone Mr Stone has the technlque of bringing out the urnportant details In Amerlcan hnstory as well as the behlnd the scenes facts Mrs Stone has a wealth of Informa tion as well as travel experlence to offer her Spanlsh classes Constantly teaching helplng counseling the Stones are well liked admlred and respected both In thetr classes and In Saguaro the gurls dorrn where they reside For these reasons the l96O Cactus as lovmgly and respectfully dedicated to Mr and Mrs Stone 5 ERIC I-l0L X f 1IHk1XxXxX HENRY C WICK Yale Untverslty Director DAVIS M ASHLEY Harvard Unlverslty :IPA DAVID WICK University of Arizona Headmaster WILLIAM 0 WICK Arlzona State Unlverslty Buslness Administrator Campus Supervisor I . ,f . 1 ,V 1 n. .M '1 I .qc Nr i N Q IVY ANDERSON Arizona State University Physical Education lUEllA CAPPELL Housemother PHYLLIS ARMSTRONG Field House College Housemother VIOLA BROOKS Arizona State University Sixth Grade MILDRED CHAMBERLAIN University of Arizona Secretary to the Headmaster PEGGY BACK Arizona State College Nurse JOHN CHAVEZ Arizona State University Dorm Master t' -3- Jlf 4'-fi' If - is' NAN DEAN Secretary ROBERT DWYER Po o GERALDINE EVANS Kindergarten DENNIS de VALLANCE Sydney Unrverslfy English Z' r! DUDLEY FERRIS Columbia Unlversnty 9 EVELYN DREW University of Kansas Soclology Girls Counselor GERTRUDE FLEENER Bookkeeper NANCY FRYE Aruzona State Unnversuty Thlrd Grade 5191, if. l ,' , S 2 I . . , Spanish, Public Speaking E ,, if , , 1f ffT . -Ji l GLENN GEORGE Unlon College Mathematics BARBARA HINZE Teachers College of Connecticut English '4'?' ROBERT GUNKEL Purdue University Physlcs Chemistry Mechamcal Drawung WILLIAM J GUNKEL lndlana Umversuty Mathematics ELLEN HOLLAND Iowa State Teachers College Fnfth Grade fx-1 'I0 REVA GUNKEL Office JOE HURD Arizona State Unlverslty Dorm Master LUELLA KENNEDY Lutheran Hospital Director Health Service big any -df' Ja. BERNICE KNAPP Knox College Eighth Grade BETTYE R KUNKLE Arizona State Unlversuty Seventh Grade RUTH KUHL Cleveland Institute of Music Musxc MAYBELLE .I LIGHTFOOT Chicago Normal College Llbrarlan BETTY JEAN LAMPERT Urseline College Fourth Gra I5 f HARVEY LAMPERT Dorm Master -11... X rl sm flo f fx L f fr K fy' ll! 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Al 3 g K5 4 in 'Ut GEORGE SMALL Brown Unlverslty French JOSEPH SPRIETSMA Arizona State Unlversnty Biology Geology MIRIAM STONE Unrverslty of London Spanish E E STORMONT JR Kansas State Unlverslty Exghth Grade J BETTY THOMPSON Nursery 'I4 WILLIAM STONE Baylor Unlversnty Hrstory ':: ' KENNETH THOMPSON Dartmouth Mathematics an EDNA WALKER NORMAN WATSON JANE WICK Illinois State University Arizona State University Nursery Kindergarten First Grade JOEL BRECHEEN Arizona State University Physical Education MARY COGDELL Wells College Latin MARY COUGHTER Housemother KATHLEEN DALTON Secretary JAMES DAVIS Northwestern University Agriculture ARLENE GOODHART Lake Forest College Physical Education and Physical Education msc ff' M ofawa N 2 ll? 1 JACK HARRIS JACK CONNOLLY Western Riding English Riding Other Faculty and Staff STEWART GRIFFITHS Arizona State University Dorm Master JON GUSICK Fencing GLENDA HARRIMAN New York State Teachers College r THOMAS KARAS Arizona State University Dorm 'Vlaster JAMES KLINGER Arizona State University Dorm Master -T5 FRED KUHL Crafts MAURICE LENINGER Judo LEON LONG Drury College History JACK RICKARD Arizona State University Physical Education MARTHA MON ROE Housemother ROYCE YOUREE Arizona State University Physical Education all MAINTENANCE George Hays J T Brown Blgelow Batche CHEFS Martin Lampert Ralph Hamer f lor Fred Copeland Howard F Int XNK fi Mr Lester Knapp -5 Corral Maintenance I f'X 5-ls X in -Z KITCHEN CREW Top Row Lucllle Walker Elton Walker Dale Nichols Ellen Turner Irene Flederlohn Rogna Lucy Bottom Row Rosabelle Myrtle Wheat Pauline Peacock Goldue Helsel Bertha Parker Reed Ruth Frakes Betty Clayton Theresa Lmdemulder Stella Dotson Ruth Downing Lucille Gibson Dorothy Bailey Bonny Averett Llllle Abney Evelyn Evans 'lf .-, KRW xl N--u1 'l WI' lt. 7 TTT' .f :Huw 5533! fy Ill- l :Pjl1 O obtme NK L--s....,, 16 xi I . 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I ,f D X I U 55 fi 7- .A if ' . Hx f Lx 1 f 5 A- N XX L L A X yx . . . C . . . CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY ofthe SENIORS Class President, Rick Storacip Vice-preside-nt, Susie Friedy Treasurer, Mike Coke: Secretary, Scott Miller A 'Qi' dxf W e 'Q E- F f' L. .fx 5 ,Me m fs is -7 333 L K B A if O ? 58217 I iii 6? Y IW. : . N igx WZ, is ' I ! , V U E N O .... 23,-:J seg- ss O O MW Q--ff ,f JUDSON SCHOOL SCOTTSDALE AmzoNA TO THE CLASS OF Hl96O' As the number of Judson graduates lncreases each year more students go forth carrylng our school's name to colleges and unlversltles through out the natlon Never before have we known a group of young men and women better quallfled to represent Judson One of the most worthwhlle accompllshments of thls year's graduatlng class was the lmpetus lt gave to lmproved student government The qualltles of falrness, responslblllty loyalty and conslderatlon were deflnltely 1U evldence as Senlors helped one another and underclassmen malntaln a reallstlc sense of relatlve values Wlth so many helplng to achleve our goals, the load on e ch lndlvldual was lessened and a splrlt of co operatlon was strongly ln evldence wrltlng, shows promlse of another rewardlng year Here agaln, our Senlor students are comlng through when called upon Letters of commendatlon were recelved by two of our Senlors for superlor results on the most e cent Natlonal Merlt Scholarshlp Quallfylng Tests Others have scored exceptlonally well on the College Board examlnatlons lndlcatlng llkely success lH thelr college endeavors I am sure that the strong record of academlc and extra currlcular achlevements wlll furnlsh a base for enrlched, useful llves to be enjoyed by the Class of 1960 Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes' MJ Davld Wlc Headmaster 19 Y t T , A The athletic program, not yet completed at this V.. . In In xv rl- JOSEPH THOMAS ALVAREZ LaJolla Callfornla JOE HAS A MOST outstandrng semor year record at Judson In addmon subllmes as vnce presrdent of the Student Councll and his work as a co ordlnator between the student body and the school admlnlstratlon sets hugh goals for whoever succeeds hum Joe IS also president of Papago dormutory a member of the Soclal Club and presudent of the Barbarlans Hrs wlllmgness to lend a helpmg hand has made hum popu lar wuth has classmates as well as the members of the faculty Joe has developed an Interest In the dnscus along wuth has other athletic pur sults and has lettered In track football and basketball He plans to attend Menlo College for two years and then go on to Stanford We know Joe wall be a credlt to both of these mstltutlons 20 fixkvk ,VND Y , I to being on the honor roll, he has found time to assume many respon- ' I I I I I ' 1 n I . CAROL B ANDERSON LaJolla Callfornla ANDY AS KNOWN TO ALL has been at Judson for two years In this time she has contributed much to the newspaper FAC GAA Socnal Club cheerleading and water ballet She has held the offlce of GAA presldent Girls Drlll Team president and IS an honor roll student Carol ns one of The frlendllest and most cheerful gurls lnvlng ID Saguaro dorm Her future plans Include continuing her education at the Um versnty of Colorado where she can enloy sknng We wull mlss Carol here at Judson and wish her much happlness 2'I . I I I ' , . . ., . . ., , , . . . . . . , . . . , . KAREN ARNOLD Gallup New Mexico A QUIET ATTRACTIVE brunette from a neighboring state Kae engoys to attend Stevens College or the Unlverslty of Arizona We are sure shell be a success whatever she may choose to do Best of luck 22 dancing, twirling, riflery, and photography. An honor student, she hopes JOAN ASH Keene New Harnpshure JOAN IS AN Easterner by burth but a Westerner by Interests Along with swnrnmlng square dancing volleyball and other athletics Joan especnally lakes to rude She has a tune collection of horse statues also For college she would luke to return to New Harnpshrre to attend the State Unlversnty at Durham We wush her best of luck If she decides to be a theraptst 23 l 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 NORMA FAYE BARROW Columbus Ohno NORMA IS ANOTHER outstandmg member of the Sensor Class combmlng good lucks brains and personallty This IS Normas first year at Judson She has been very active at Judson participating In swimming tennis and horseback riding She has found time to serve on the yearbook staff and lS an active member of the Social Club Norma plans to attend the Umversnty of Colorado thus fall We wall muss Norma here at Judson and we wlsh her the best of luck In The future 24 but she has gained great popularity with both the fellows and girlsl LYNN LEONARD BERGERON Berkeley Callfornla SINCE THIS IS Bergs fourth year at Judson has face IS rather famlllar to all One of the lnstlgators of the Sports Car Club naturally he pur sues this hobby In his spare tlme Also he engoys rlflery and swlmmlng After attendlng college he hopes he can carry on has fathers work ln the restaurant business Good luck Lynn well mnss you 25 MICHELE FRASER BOCHAT Phoenlx Arrzona MICHELE OR MUSH as she ns sometimes called came to Judson at the beglnnlng of her sophomore year A member of the Soclal Club and Glee Club she also enloys swimming and horses Dancing IS her hobby three years Michele has also found tlme to serve on the yearbook and newspaper staffs and dance committees Durlng the summer of 1959 she took a student tour of Europe and fell sn love with Switzerland where she hopes to attend college and prepare for a teaching career Her cheerful sunny dlsposmon has made friends of all who know her and we are sure she wnll never meet a stranger Best of luck Muchele well mlss you next year 26 and she has been in Miss Kieley's modern dance group for the pasf MARTHA BREIER Houston Texas THIS IS MARTHAS fnrst year ln Judson but she has gained great popu larnty as as natural for a gurl with her charm and beauty Martha IS on the honor roll and has been the captain of the volleyball team She IS horseback rldlng football baseball and basketball and she IS one of the few gurls In the country who really can handle the accordlan well Martha plans to attend Colorado State Unlverslty next year where she will malor In animal husbandry We wlsh her the best of luck and we are all gonng to mass her very much 27 , . . . I - . I . . . I . also a member of the Square Dance Club. Martha's favorite sports are . I I I I . I ' I MARY CAPI BROWNLEE Los Angeles Callfornla TOADIE IS ONE of the cutest and llvellest members of the Senlor Class Durmg her four years at Judson she has gained popularlty with both the faculty and her fellow students She has also found time to serve yearbook staff Glee Club Social Club and GAA Mary plans to at tend the Unnverslty of Callforma at Santa Barbara next fall and we know she wlll do well there 28 I as Junior Class Vice-President and be a cheerleader, a member of the I I I I I Q ' I STEVEN HENRY BROWNSTEIN Woodmere New York STEVE IS A MEMBER of the Barbarians Judson Sports Car Club and the Social Club He lakes tennis and baseball and earned a letter ln La Crosse at a previous school He IS also a member of the yearbook staff For hobbles he has both sports cars and lazz Has favorite sublect has always been English Has favorlte gurl ns Lols Metz who lnves back home and has written an average of sux letters every day Steve havmg found Arizona a nlce place hopes to attend Anzona State Umverslty and then go Into the advertising business 29 C - my 5,1 K A . 5, 1 r 1 ' I - 1 I i l I RONALD WALKER BUELL Plttsburgh Pennsylvania RON WHO HAILS from Puttsburgh Pennsylvania has attended Judson for one year He has been active In school actlvntles while here at Judson Hrs favorite sports are skrn dnvrng water skung and werght llftlng Ron while becoming Interested In water sports has also be come lntrlgued by hot rods and raclng boats Ron plans to go to the Unlverslty of Arizona after he has graduated but IS stlll undecided about what he wlll study He has packed Jeanne Carnes as hrs favorlte gurl frrend Good luck Ron 30 MJF W My ff WW JW 5 fr fl W Z' ,4 fA WMZf1f XZ Qiififlw 555,15 M ,ffl L N17 3' if X 2 f ' A V VL!! K 1, LM? MM - aj J JP ,gl l f A ,f J' lv W ZW f 1.4 W l ff- fp4M!m', ff? If ,VW V xc, X, 0 s ' fl ,O li' ,I f 4 ll iq ! . ' . J U, 1 -ff A ft' 7 ,J ' If 7 D al' 7 jf 'fs ,ff , 53 '? A 'lp 'V' f' ' , Q1 lj 511 41,1 W V411 , . Ml .f ' 1,7 1 1 '7 , X L Ayfiyv V Zi I fl ' W' M Wa' a ff A , GENE E BUXTON Ras Tanura Saud: Arabna GENE BETTER KNOWN AS Camel halls from Saud: Arabia As one of Judsons best athletes he excelled In basketball track baseball and tennls He recelved a letter In each of tnese sports In addmon to hrs athletxc prowess Gene IS a tavonte among classmates and teachers Gene also has many extra currlcular actlvltles such as Supl vice president and Student Council Representative Genes popularity with the gurls IS due to hrs handsomeness and has dynamuc personalzty Gene goal In lute as to become a mortlclan and all at Judson wlsh hum the best of luck In attaining his goal 31 swivijfa fa., . I I I ' ' , . 1 I I I , . - I - . . , . . . . . . . . , . 1 K-6 .IACQUELINE A CASTLE Phoenlx Aruzona JACKIE IS ANOTHER of our old falthful Judson gurls This year she us vnce presndent of GAA advertlsnng manager of the Cholla treasurer of the Student Councul and a member of the Social Club Glee Club and Dance Club ln her spare tlme she enloys swlmmlng tenms baseball and volleyball A versatnle gurl lake Jackle should have no problems gomg to Arlzona State or the Unlverslty especlally since she IS also on the honor roll We wash her luck In her chosen career of a model secretary or housewife 32 ji . , Qt. . I ' . . ., , 1 1 - 1 r 1 I ' I , . PATRICIA L CHILDERS Kansas Cnty Mtssourl KITTEN an attractive gurl from Kansas Cnty enloys rudmg swlmmmg water sknng slnglng dancmg and drawung She ns also an active mem ber of the Square Dance Club Wlth her absllty she should easily attain her ambltlon as a top fashion designer Best of luck at Stephens College a 33 1 1 1 I I 1 I r ' - - r ' I PT. A . MICHAEL WILLIAM COKE Dallas Texas MIKE HAS BEEN at Judson for four years and in this time has become one of the most popular and well liked students He IS the quieter member of the team of Coke and Storacl Mike has been In the Social Club FAC varsity baseball team a member of the newspaper and yearbook staff and has held the office of treasurer of the Senior Class has time to spend with a certain girl named Marsha Mikes future in cludes continuing his service in the Marines and then going to Duke University where he plans to obtain a law degree We wish him all the luck in the world and will always remember the happiness he has given everyone at Judson Good Luck Mike 34 His favorite hobby is hunting. Even with this full schedule he still GEORGE COLEMAN Rockvllle Center New York GEORGE IS A MEMBER of Mr Kllngers and Mr Pembertons Papago Lodge He IS interested In all sports but prefers bowlung swlmmlng honor roll Georges favorlte hobby rs chess his favorlte sublect IS English Upon graduatmg from Judson George plans to attend the Un: verslty of Pennsylvania and become a lawyer We wlsh hum the best of luck 35 tennisi and golf. He is a member ot the Social Club, and oh the school 'murmur' JOHN R COLVIN JR Ocala Florlda JACK lS BOTH secretary treasurer of the Ropnng Association and secre tary of Navalo Lodge Although has Interests are varied Jack spends most of his spare time pertectlng hrs ropmg and rldnng which will be of great value to hum un the fulflllment of hls lifes goal owning hrs own ranch Thus willingness to help and has determanatlon to do the right thang ID all sltuatlons has made hum popular with his classmates as well as the members of the faculty He us an honor student and plans to attend Mlsslsslppn State College where he wlll study Agrlculture with an emphasls on ranch management Jack has been a credit to this school and we are confudent that he will continue this throughout life We shall miss hum next year 36 , , ix r M 4, I . , . 1 r , . . . . , . 1 , . my-W Wy Ol fa? ff l fgifv lfililfiffll T' fflfw -'CgU!6,f6l1 wtf cw ,fJQ',,f0 ffl K 20 W JOHN CURTIS COON Dumas Texas JOHN HAS THE easy going Southern nature of a typical Texan Well Other interests include hunting and fishing He is an honor student here as well as at his former school Culver Military Academy After attending Claremont Men s College John hopes to be a doctor or lawyer We wish you all the luck in the future John 37 An liked around campus, he participates in polo, weight lifting, and iudo. THOMAS ST ClAlR DALZELL Pasadena Callfornla TOM IS VICE PRESIDENT of Marucopa Lodge He IS one of the best lookmg and most athletlcally lnclmed members of the Senior Class He lettered IH football basketball track and baseball Tom has also been actxve IH Boys League Lettermans Club and IS a member of the Bar barlans Luke many other members of hrs class Toms favorite hobbaes are bulldung up cars and workmg on motors Along with being active In sports Tom IS also an excellent math student and plans to malor In engineering at the Unlverslty of Arlzona We shall miss Tom next year 38 I I I ' . . , , . I I . . . 1 . . I QL. xxx, r N l X ,. A to S ll 1 X X k ' N K X YQ x C X ' Xb X NCQ' ' t , X A m x , me x U - i X, , L - S' L I H . lx . ,, X Q r h , W , , X C V , ., .. xxx L -kr . X XX X, X xx x, ., t .J .A , .K yr X C . A x Y- .X N lm X 'N X' X S' I X, L 1Xr K V 1 .Xl XXX :.,t'!! A ij 'X . SN .IUDITH HUSTON ELLIS Grand Rapids Mlchlgan JUDY ALSO KNOWN AS Scagg IS a great asset to the Senior Class She IS a member of GAA and the Social Club and the number one gurl on the tenms team Her hobbnes are rmgs collecting shetland sweaters and a certain boy from Sera Dorm Next year Judy plans to attend Colorado Unnverslty We wish her much happiness and well miss her next year XX NJ, X X lj., X1 xkh X: ! X J X1 X, X X NX w X . in X A r yes' , fixjl Kf , XJ X X . N x X . ,X 5 I nf fl N ,lx-JJ r Y In V XA X , K x ,LX -. , XII p, 1 'iff X , I A, , wk I .eyc X-X51 L ily ,XX , A wp? Ll 'Xs- r I , ,, l X? r A va as-xp A cl. X X x LS a 1 u 1 xx xxx ' . X U L 'kia X . . . I ' V at Q4 WN . . . . . N Jyxff . , 5 I . ' x A19 , l X X , K lx 5 Y ff' l L A w tl,ll .i L xv 3 N A, A - Tl H Xl Xl 1 '- AN ' ' X' ug! x N X gb lx x. S -ul. , , k X. X X ' xf,Q,Y,' . S X llslklvl , X y ,A SX rf- . - 41 - Xa' SN PATRICK FAIRCHILD PATRICK HAS ATTENDED Judosn for three years He IS a member of Aztec lodge and has been for three years He has been dorm president once and treasurer twice Keenly unterested In horses he spends most of has free tlme wlth the school horses He IS Interested In an outdoor profession his cholce being either agriculture or forestry Pat has found that sports cars run faster than horses and has made sports cars his hobby We wlsh Pat all success nn any future venture he may undertake 42 is Y Monterrey, Mexico ' I , . FREDERICK ALLEN FARR Il Albuquerque New Mexico TO SAY THAT Ruck IS congenial and frlendly IS putting rs mlldly He IS vuce president of Zum Lodge a member of the yearbook staff Social Club Lettermans Club and the NCCA Hrs favorute sports Include :ce IS also an avld hlllbully music fan Rick whose favorite sublect IS mechan :cal drawrng as on the honor roll On leavnng Judson he plans to attend Colorado College and eventually hopes to own a large summer and wmter resort Good luck Rack you have been a credit to Judson 43 . . . I I . skating, baseball, and tennis, in which he has won a varsity letter. He . . I . i . I J RICHARD FELTON Prrdes Crossing Massachusetts DICKS MAIN INTERESTS are cattle horses and ropmg He IS an excellent member of the Judson Ropmg Assocnatlon and has held a summer lob on a ranch In Montana Last year he won the J R H Beltbuckle Ropmg Champlonshlp After attendlng New Mexlco State Umverslty or Hardin Summons to study cattle productuon and range condmons he hopes to start his own ranch We wnsh hum the best of luck and wlth has Interest we know hell succeed 44 0 I , . . I I ' I ' I I I SUSAN KENT FRIED Scottsdale Aruzona SUSIE A COMBINATION of beauty and bram was one of the flrst gurls ever to attend Judson During her four htgh school years Susle has been actuve nn the Glee Club Dance Club operetta Social Club and Honor Society two years Outslde school she may be found on the tennls court or lumpmg her horse Susue has been actnve as a class officer and a member of both the newspaper and the yearbook staffs Well mass you Susie when you go to Vassar or Wellesley 45 G.A.A. She has been on the Honor Roll four years and the Nafional Yhf sf??' I gm Xfts as as sf? if S MICHAEL KARL GOETZ St Joseph Mlssourl MIKE HAS BEEN presldent of the Judson School Ropmg Association a member of the Varslty Club Social Club and track team Mlke as one of the most popular members of the Sensor Class both with the faculty and students alike It IS only natural that a boy wlth Mlkes good looks should have a large femmme followmg but It IS notably Important that Mlke remams modest and unaffected by all thus adoratlon Muke has decided on New Mexlco State Umversuty as has college preference which will be lucky to have hum We shall mass Mlke next year 46 C l 'I I I I ' I I I h-Q wakes-s DONALD GRAHAM Parker Arlzona DON IS A MEMBER of the famous Maricopa dorm He has been a member of the school tennis team for two years He IS also Inter ested In basketball baseball and skeet shootung Don IS a member of the Social Club Drama Club and president of the Varsity Club In addr tion to these actuvmes he has found tume to work on the school news paper and yearbook Don plans to attend Stanford Unlverslty next fall and pursue a career In meducme Best of luck Don well all muss you next year 47 4 nf: ' 'fu , . Q 'Af' it ew, f , 4 I 1 1 ' - 1 1 - ' I - . . . , . ' I I CAROLYN GRIMM Paclflc Pallsades Callfornla ANOTHER ONE OF our many Calrfornla gurls Carol IS Interested un art and does extremely well In nt She IS consndered one of the best artlsts In the school and her pictures decorate many walls of the nlcer bulld ings around campus Her extra currlcular actlvltles Include the Cactus staff newspaper staff Soclal Club and decoratlon commlttees In her leisure time Carol enloys playing badmnnton tennis and the beach Best of luck In college Carol We re sure you wlll become a reputable commerclal artist 48 I 1 1 1 I I ' I I I ' . , . , . JEAN ELIZABETH HALL Scottsdale Arizona JEAN WITH HER pleasant personallty us an active member of the Glee Club and Soclal Club at Judson Her favorute sports are water sknng and bowlmg and she as also on the yearbook staff Her favorite hobbles are collectmg records and readmg and nn school she funds English and biology the most mterestmg sublects Jean plans to attend the Unuver slty of Southern Callfornla to become a registered nurse Lots of luck nn the future Jean we will muss you 49 I I 1 ' I , . I I I ' TIMOTHY HARRISON Honolulu Hawan TIM MOST OFTEN seen wlth Judy Ellis IS most Interested In swlmmmg nflery and rldnng He has won two letters nn Swlmmlng and one In nflery We wlsh hum the best of luck at the Unlverslty of Colorado or Stanford next year We will mlss you Tum 50 I , . . , . LARRY BRUCE HARVEY Los Angeles California LARRY IS ONE of The most popular members of Seri'Lodge. He is on The school honor roll and a member of several school clubs. Larry pre- fers volleyball and swimming To other sports. His hobby is working with cars. His favorite subiect is economics. Larry plans to attend the University of California at Los Angeles and major in business administra- tion so that he can join his father in the aluminum business. We wish him luck. -51- PATRICIA LYNN HAY Scottsdale Arizona PATTY AN AVID French student is a helpful member of the yearbook staff was President of her Sophomore class and a member of the the piano She received the Spanish Department Honor In 1958 as well as the Music Cup Award and in 1959 she received the French Award We are sure she will be a success at Stanford University and we wish her the best of luck 52 I I I I . I National Honor Society. She also engoys horses, swimming, golf, and . I . , . I I CALVIN LORN HELGOE LORN WHO HAS attended Judson for two years IS an actlve partacr pant In school actlvltles He IS a member of the Varsrty Club He IS a holder of two letters earned In hrs favorite sports tennis and basket ball He as also a member of the T Timers Car Club In hrs home town San Marino whnch has caused hum to take great Interest In drag raclng Lorn intends to study law at Northwestern Unrverslty after has graduatuon from Judson Best of luck and success Lorn' 53 San Marino, California 1 I ' I . . . I . - I I . , . JUDD ROBERT HERBERGER Scottsdale Arlzona JUDD HAS BEEN at Judson for eleven years mlsslng only the eughth grade He has belonged to the Varscty Club for three years and s treasurer of the club thus year He was treasurer of both his Sophomore and Junuor Class He has been a member of the tennis team for three years and IS a member of the Tack Twlsters and the Wagon Masters Car Clubs ln Phoenix Hls mann hobby IS a four cylinder dragster that he has been working on for about a year and a half After attendmg Pomona or Arizona State College he plans to become a naval architect Since he lakes math and IS an honor roll student he should have no trouble attalnlng hls goals Best of luck Judd 54 I I . i I , . I I I - ELIZABETH MEADE HOARD Scottsdale Arszona AFTER ATTENDING Judson for four years Betsy IS a famlllar flgure around the campus She us a member of the yearbooks staff Dramatlcs Club Glee Club and Soclal Club Among her other Interests are ruflery college rn France After modellng a few years she wants to get mar rled and settle down Good Luck Betsy 55 t C C tennils, riding, and iazz. She hopes to attend U.C.L.A., A.S.U., or a AXEL C F HOLM Nogales Aruzona AXEL THROUGH HIS fruendly muen and suncere attutude has contru buted greatly to the success of thus years Senuor Class Besudes bemg an actuve member of the Socual Club and Dramatucs Club and a mem ber of the Cholla staff he has found tume to consustently make hugh scholastuc honors He us a partucupant un sports wuth hus malor Interests lyung un tennus swummung and rudung An unduvudualust wuth hugh udeals he us deeply unterested un musuc and hugh fudeluty sound equupment and us consudered one of the suave exponents and advocates of the classuc sounds Axels abuluty to get along wuth people wull unsure hum success un whatever pursuut he may undertake Best of luck Axel' 56 . . I r I ' . , . . . . . . , I . I ' I 1 1 - 1 ' I - - u - n , .. . . . . . , . NR...,f JOHN AUSTIN HOLT Wxchlta Kansas JOHNNY IS A student with a great sense of humor He IS known for hls twangln guitar playing In the Judson combo called the Starlanes and he as never seen wnthout has whnte shoes Johns mam sports are track and swimming He runs three or four mules a day to keep himself In condition He has earned letters In both swlmmlng and In track The boys and gurls are all going to mlss Johnny Whatever he has In mind for the future his abnlmes and personality wull surely make the years ahead of hum successful ones 57 I - 11 - In - - - I . . . . , . 1 DAVID RODGERS HOOVER Phoenrx Arizona THIS IS DAVIDS second year a Judson You vvlll oTTen fund hlm Work Cars or 1 Mn avorllf su 'OCT lS nWaTh HILKEN KUCK MonTclalr New Jersey HILKEN IS ONE of The mosT ouTsTandrng members of The Senior Class He has been on The honor roll for The lasT Three years and was made a member of The Judson chapTer of The NaTlonal Honor Soc1eTy during his lunlor year Hllken lakes fooTball baseball archery swimming skiing and Tennls buT his favorxTe sporT ns pumping horses Hllken IS a pr1vaTe plloT a ham radio enThuslasT and an experT aT skeeT and Trap shooTlng We shall mlss Hflken nexT year and wish hum The besf of luck aT The college of hus Cho' P- 58 ing on Talking CbouT Tl 1 T. His T ' A b'. ' , We wish you The besT of luu aT Whinier College new year, David. . .FH JUDITH ANN JOHNSTON Washington D C THIS IS JUDYS second year at Judson and dunng that tlme she has contributed many worthwhile thmgs She IS a member of the Glee Club GAA Social Club and us on the honor roll She IS on the school newspaper and annual staff and has participated In the Student Councll Judy halls from Washlngton D C where one could fund her water skung swlmmlng and reading hlstorlcal novels Judy IS an avld fan of a certain boxer and can be seen around campus with her marvel ous collectuon of Golden Gloves She plans to become an anrlme steward ess or an mterlor decorator after she fulfulled her education at Stephens College ln Columbia Mussourl Judy IS a vlvaclous charming young lady and couldnt help but succeed wherever she goes We wlll mlss her at Judson 59 ,.. , . . I ,..., , . . ,.. ' 1 1 ' I ' I , . . JAY EBER JONES Saud: Arabla JAY IS NEW at Judson thus year but was qulck to adlust and become well known on campus Resldmg as the presldent In Supa: Lodge he has qulckly become quite well known wnth the gurls He ns a member of the Soclal Club FAC and Varslty Club Also he IS on the yearbook and newspaper staffs and honor roll He has earned letters ln football baseball track and basketball Jay has contributed ln many helpful ways to anything that has needed a helping hand on campus Hus college preference IS Colorado State Unlverslty where he vs sure to succeed We wlll miss Jay next year and wlsh hum the best of luck 60 Xl . I - 1 1 ---1 1 I ' 1 r 1 - HENRY C JOUBERT Bronvllle New York HANK IS A MEMBER of Maricopa Lodge He as a member of the Social Club and his favorite sports are track golf and swlmmlng Hanks favorlfe hobby rs hunting Hank IS one of the most popular boys IH Judson He has been on the Honor Roll and plans to attend Dartmouth To malor In business admlnlstratlon Good luck Hank well mlss you 61 . v 4 ' , gt, . in Q , I . . . . , I I I ' . . . .. . , . . , , . CAROL KAUZOR Wrnnetka lllnnous CAROL WHO HAS BEEN at Judson for two years resides In Saguaro Dorm During her years here she has partlcupated In the Swlm Club Glee Club and rs on the Fencung Team which she enloys very much She also lrkes to play chess read llterature and go to progressive 'azz concerts She who IS always smllnng IS well liked by all her Teachers as well as the boys and gurls Carols future plans Include gomg to lllmous State Normal Umversuty and then teachung elementary school We all wash Carol the best of luck and know she will be massed here at Judson 62 ,Q I I I ' I , , 1. I I ' ' 1 1 . , . ROBERT HAILEY KING Sanpount Idaho WITTY AND GOOD natured would best describe Halley who IS pres: dent of Zum Lodge Halley ns a good skuer on both water and snow tennus He IS an actlve member of the Soclal Club yearbook staff Lettermans Club and has been a member of the honor roll Halley has been worklng for his prlvate pnlot Incense and he wlll soon obtam It Upon leaving Judson Hanley hopes to attend the Amr Force Academy or the Unlversnty of Denver We all know he wull succeed In whatever he does We all wlsh hum the best of luck 63 which has made him very popular. He also ,likes baseball, football, and LINDA KIRKPATRICK Ba kerstleld CalIfornIa ANOTHER CALIFORNIAN LInda IS an accornpllshed dancer She has dances Another Interest ot hers IS archery and she IS captaIn of the archery team Other Interests Include the pIano bowlmg and Iazz After attendIng a college In Phoemx she hopes to become a legal secretary We wIll all mIss her here at Judson but hope she has the best of luck 64 taught dancing for three years and has been in quite a fewlexhibition F RICHARD KI.IMA Altadena Callforma DICK IS A MEMBER of the Marlcopa Lodge and a co-founder of one of also a member of the Soclal Club Duck lakes swlmmlng track and has favorite hobby IS play chess Ducks favorite sublects are history of most sociable members of the Senior Class IS Davls after whach Duck IS undecided as to the vocation he will choose However he IS conslderlng ranching or business admlmstratlon Good luck Duck the schools clubs He IS fencing hockey rldlng hunting He also likes to and languages He as one Ducks college preference WVQM lfffffj, MQ' Jie Zlyfffff 14,-m..64 'b21 V ,voir-v0'i M., ga ff 414-4,Zf ' fum! Jmwf ffQ,.,,,.,,,.4.,-A f a,.J.,Jdl!Z A ffff 4,1 fl f'7 1 f '54 Fx!! 41' 0 as ' K' rf 1 . - ,r , I I I ' I I l . ' 1 ' l Q . of 1 ' I l ' 4 ' V U i l . ' 5 4 t I ! . 0 , 1 A ' 1 , t . , -f'l I , l J . ' K V, 4 . , , A If 4 1 ., 1, I ,s 4,f , ' I f - if ,lflpl H IA . ' - nfff, 1 - ' ' n . ,Z '. 'I ,xv .4 4 I ff' ' Q, 1 1' 1 fl N . , W ,.- I , . 1 Ar' . ffl . 'll . I , . . . . I I I I I f . . . , . . . Q . . , . , . . . . . . 1 , . . . D I . . . . i . . . . . I . , . t , MARGARET KNIGHT La Grange llllnols MAGGIE IS INTERESTED In rldung swlmmlng 'azz music foreign lang uages and going back to Chicago Hlstory and English are her favorite sublects while her favorite hobby IS fender reducing After gradua tlon from a not yet known college she intends to go unto hotel manage ment on some troplc Isle We wish her the best of luck 66 l 1 1 I I ' , . . . . . ,, ,, . I - ' I - will RICHARD KNIGHT Oswngo Oregon RICHARD IS ONE of the most popular members of Marrcopa Lodge Hts favorute sport ns swlmmung but he prefers to work on old cars above all else Rnchard has been on the school honor roll for two years A member of the team of Hopkms and Knlght Rnchard may be found watching televuslon whenever he us not studying or readlng up on auto- mobnle constructlon We wash you the best of luck an the college of your chonce Richard 67 22 ii I 14537 Jkt! I f I , . 1510- abd is? 6' -U3 mmm 53-0' J' J:-U mm? gli gnfprtg f,gmfD2- 330-550, rD Q,T:,3, 9-gflfmz '03 M30 QQ -1 O C 31 mU'-0 IT1 Q J'cp7U CD-492- 65-+103 -1 m'U-+ ur-UT: 5751.1-5 06253 as 31m mg 3,3 2513 0.6188 5055+ flu' E 037m E-1 C- CDWQJ5 Q-Qc--o-0 O-- E552 sg13.,,U 2:1330 YQBCLS agar., -gm? c '51 0 'QCD ,rmO 3+ 3- mo-11372 313,-UT gp m Ofrqh fs TH CMA De S nve B f K C No olorallibil-ES 6a if! . . .QA - ld? ' 4, 1 'I . ' . . 1 - I JOHN KNOX Los Angeles Callfornla THIS IS JOHNNYS second year at Judson He IS president of Navalo Dorm and also presldent of the Roptng Assoclatlon Has actlvltles IU clude working the bull rldlng and bareback bronc rldung events t rodeos around the Western states Has academlc standlng at Judson has been very hugh Thus plus his dynamic personality has made hum very popular wlth the teachers and students allke We all know he will carry this wlth hum at the Unlverslty of Arizona and In later life as well The best of luck Johnny We will all mass you next year 69 1 , . . . , B ' I I , . . KATHLEEN ANN KOEHLER Blrmungham Mlchlgan KAY IS ONE OF the most vlvaclous and attractnve members of the senior class Her pleasing personallty and wlllmgness to pitch In and do more than her share have made her popular wlth both her class mates and members of the faculty Aside from being on the honor roll Kay has been the student council representatnve of the Senior a member of the board of directors of the GAA She as a member of the yearbook and newspaper staffs and has stall found time to be active on the gurls volleyball baseball and fenclng teams Kay plans to attend Western Mlchlgan Unlverslty next year and we are sure that she will be as much of an asset to that Institution as she has been to Judson We wall all mass her next year 70 Class, co-chairman of the Social Club, member of the Honor Society, and JERRY GEORGE LAZAR Detroit Michigan JERRY lS UNDOUBTEDLY the most modest and unassumxng member of thc Scntor Class Hts fmonte hobbies are amateur radio work and ex pertmcntmg wlth the tape recorder Hts favorlte sublect IS history and he enloys all sports Jerry IS a restdent of Mr Russells Ser: Lodge We TIM LODBELL Dallas Texas TIM IS A MEMBER of Marlcopa Lodge and played on the Judson foot ball team thts fall Other sports whrch Tum excels IH are vvatersknng tennis and golf Tlms favorite sublect IS Engllsh He IS on the school honor roll and IS treasurer of Maricopa Lodge He plans to attend the Unnversuty of Texas and then become a lawyer We know that Tum will do a good lob tn anythtng he undertakes Good luck Tum 71 H 3 . E . L I . . . - vylsh htm the best of luck at the college of his choice, ROBERT CLARKE LINDSLEY Wlchlta Kansas CLICK AS HE IS KNOWN to all IS Student Body President this year In has two years at Judson he has earned letters In football and dlvlng Hts mam Interests are In sports cars 'azz photography and bullflghtln He IS president of Ser: dorm and he IS an excellent one Clarke IS also a member of the Judson School Sports Car Club and the Social Club Has drums are the fourth unstruments In the school combo the Starlanes He plans to be a petroleum engmeer at Colorado School of Mmes Well all miss Clarke next year but we wash hum the best of luck and success 2 , S 1 E I , . H , , , U 9. , . , . , . - 7 - JOSE ALEJANDRO LOSSADA Caracas Venezuela JOSE lS A VERY popular boy who IS always ready to lend a helping hand to one of our students with hls Spamsh He studied three years In Canada and this IS hrs fourth year In the United States Jose has been on the honor roll for three years and has earned letters In rlflery baseball and swummlng He IS a member of the Commlsslon Officers Club and Papago dorm .lose plans to attend the Umverslty of Callfornra at Los Angeles where he wnll malor ln meducme We shall mlss Jose next year and wlsh hum good luck 73 . S Vi si ' Y xr. R V I , . I . . . . . . , , . , . MARTIN DAVID MABEE Seattle Washlngton MARTIN IS VICE PRESIDENT of the RPMM Mountalneerlng Club and IS on the honor roll Has hobby IS reading and he enloys all Types of books The sports he IS Interested In are skung salllng swlmmlng mountain cllmblng and badminton He has won trophies for his salllng at Lake Washington and the sllver arrow for hls skung at Squaw Valley Martin IS planning to go to the University of Hawau and mayor In elec tncal engineering Has ambmon us to buy a saulboat and cruise around the world Martin has a charming and pollte personality and IS a good friend to have Well all mlss Martin next year Best of luck 74 I ' I - : 1 I I , . ' I . , . . STEVE lAWRENCE MARKS Woodmere New York THIS IS STEVES flrst year here at Judson but In this one year he has become one of the most popular boys In the Senlor Class and has grown to be a part of everyone When Steve as with the other half of the team of Marks and Brownstein he goes by the nickname Yoke He IS often seen asking about his mall from a certain gurl ln New York Steve rs a member of the Barbarlans yearbook staff Social Club and Judson Sports Car Club and excels In football basketball track tennis and wrestlung and as the treasurer of Papago Lodge Hus favorlte sub lects are English and economlcs but he always has tlme for hrs favorite hobby 'azz Has future plans Include college at Syracuse New York and then begmnlng a business ln mens clothing We will miss hum here at Judson for truly there us a splrlt about hum that wall not soon be replaced Good luck' 75 I , . . . , . I I I I I I I I ' I I . . . . , . . . . I JAMIE MacFARLANE MARTIN JR Blrmnngham Mnchrgan JAMIE IS ONE OF our more sports munded boys on campus He has partlcupated ID football track and basketball He IS also a member of the famous Maricopa Dorm He came to Judson from Burmmgham Much: gan where he was also well lnked by hrs classmates Jamve was a mem sonallty and has ablllty to get along wnth people Has favorlte sublects are English and math For hrs future actuvltles he plans on attending Mlchlgan State Umversrty where he IS taklng up police admmlstratnon We all know he wnll succeed In whatever he chooses Best of luck 76 ber,of the Detroit County Day. He is also known for his wonderful per- f, ,f 1, lLl'lj 7 A 12 f f A iff 1 A ff ,two t We rl, all l L, . f,7lJ - - 1 ,x ,X Q UU Pbykjyf Ll, k J xx,-l.A jf4 l X Xjlh I M M NW it Q' 'Sl UU A L 'B Lyle l A ma rv' XJ MOV' QRQJ aflllll' ' A A y l UV W M t at X M l W, we U MV lv cf , T V U xwlyl an y mf Q3w'y,g, XMLKV ,lf Xa nk Q! x ,W , , 4 3 ,U 5' , L1 IA ANNE MERRYWEATHER Phoenix Arlzona BAMBI HAS BEEN one of our most versatile students on campus this year She has been on the varsity tennis team yearbook and news paper staffs and the Soclal Club at Scottsdale Hugh School She was In F H A and GA A also Her hobbies are tennis rndlng sklndlvlng and surfing We wnll be seelng Bambn next year on the Arizona State Um versity campus Good luck Bambi 77 wb lf! MY Q KENNETH MERWIN Grand Rapids Minnesota JOCKEY A WELL KNOWN fugure on campus ns another member of the Barbarians He particularly enloys polo ludo and thlnklng about his gurl back home Llncla Smith Next year he hopes to attend Dunwoody College After that true to has name he hopes to become a professional lockey Good luck Ken 78 I I ' 1 ' I I , . ' I I . , . tif vii WALTER SCOTT MILLER Keokuk lowa SCOTT HAS BEEN with us for two years, and in this time he has become one of the most popular and outstanding figures of Supai Dorm. Al- though he is shy, his quality of leadership is strong. He has taken part in such sports as swimming, track, baseball, basketball, and football, earning a letter in most. Scott is a member of the Social Club, F.A.C., honor roll, yearbook staff, and the newspaper staff. He has also been elected the Senior Class secretary. Taking this job with much respon- sibility, he has done an enormous amount for his class. Scott's hob- mies are hunting and fishing, taking special time out to write a letter to Joyce, of whom all the girls here are iealous. Scott's college prefer- ence is lowa University where he is sure to achieve his goal. We will miss Scott next year, but we still have the wonderous memories he has left. Good luck, Scott! -79- BARBARA MINAS Phoennx Arizona BARB HAS ATTENDED Judson for three and a half years and has mam tamed an excellent record both scholastlcally and In extra curricular actlv ltles Her quick smlle and vlvaclousness have made her very popular wuth both boys and garls Barb ns In Dance Club Glee Club operetta Soclal Club an active member of the paper staff yearbook staff and FAC ln her freshman year she held the offlce of vlce president and was secretary treasurer of her sophomore class Her favorvte sports are snow sknng swimming and modern dance She plans to attend Stan ford College next fall and undoubtedly wall do very well We shall all mass her and wlsh her the very best of luck In the future 80 'A I - 1 1 1 I 1 1 . . . , I - ' THOMAS MOSELEY Atherton California TOM IS ONE OF the most popular members of Seri Lodge He is a mem ber of several of the school clubs Toms favorite sports are track and brunettes His favorite sublect ns mathematics Tom plans to attend col lege at the University of California at Berkeley and hopes to be as successful as his father has been Good luck and best wishes Tom 81 boxing. His hobbies are sailing, skiing, and cars. Tom prefers blonds to SARAH .IANE NEUHAUS Houston Texas ONE OF THE BEST llked lnhabltants of the Lone Star State IS Sally She IS dark haired strlklng and blessed wlth a pleasant dlsposltnon and pleaslng personallty Now In her second year at Judson she ns a resldent of the new west wmg of Saguaro Lodge Her favorite actlvltles are dancing horseback rldlng drlll team and dreamung of her Tommy back home She IS proflclent In all of these actlvntles Her mann hobby IS drawmg Cmostly horsesl She has no college plans for the future for she intends to further her Interest sn art and marry at a later date Best of luck Sally 82 I I ' I - 1 , . XJ TONI LYNN PACKHAM Phoenlx Arlzona THIS IS TONI S fourth year at Judson She was a member of Palo Verde Dorm her freshman and sophomore years but for the last two years she has been seen riding around nn her 54 bomb Although she IS a day student she funds time to be on campus as much as a boarder She has been very active on the Cholla, Cactus, GAA, Water ballet, Social Club, Glee Club, and Dancing Although she IS very active, Tonu IS a member of the Nat-onal Honor Soclety and recelved an award for Eleventh Grade Academic Studles Tonn's hobbues are rldrng and running a tax: servuce for those In need Best of luck at Colorado College, Tons' 83 4 , . ' Q X 1, X 1 V N' f' g, 4 S ' X . N N , Q 1 it ' I , ' ,iff I, ll til . tx M K ,, n. X' t I I JOHN PARKINSON Dallas Texas JOHN IS ANOTHER member of the Judson student body who finds time team and an active participant in the National Honor Society Since he has arrived at Judson John has proven himself a fine scholar and a mature student Due to these qualifications he was given the office of Senior Prefect John plans to attend New Mexico Military Institute when he graduates and hopes to become an electrical engineer We all wish him the best of luck 84 J ,sf to participate in many school activities. He is a member of the rifle GEORGE JACKSON PAYNE Canton Massachusetts GEORGE HAS BECOME quite a celebrrty thrs year at Judson He us one of the most popular and handsome members of the Sensor Class George rs a member of the Socnal Club Varslty Club Letterman s Club and ex skung and skln dnvlng Hus college preference ns Rollins where he ns sure to achieve his goal Heres hoping you have the best of luck George Well all mass you 85 t I . . . , G 1 I I ' cels ID hockey, tennls, football, and especlally nn polo. He enloys water- . . . , . I ' I , . LIONEL JEFFREY PLACE Paclflc Palssades Calufornla MANY AND VARIED are the accomplnshments and xnterests of thus sTu dent Jeff IS an amateur artist and author many of his works flllung up his room IH Aztec Dorm He was a columnist on the school paper last year and thus year he ns Edltor of both The paper and The annual An honor roll student Jeff fnnashed hnghest at Judson ID the National Merit Scholarshlp Quallfylng Test for vvhlch he received honorable mention Next year he hopes To attend Pomona College Jeff IS a charter member of The Judson Sports Car Club Besides sports cars Jeff enloys The fine arts 'azz and horsemanshlp Best of luck Jeff' 86 1 - 1 , . f , . . . , 'il VERNON PAUL PLAYTON Jackson Wyoming VERN IS ONE of The more ambmous members of Zuni Aside from being Zunls presndenf Vern as an active partlcupanl In pleasure rldlng bronc rldlng football and weight llflnng and has also participated rn class plays He IS a member of The yearbook staff and Social Club Through out his slay at Judson Vern has conlnnually mannlalned honor roll slandards He hopes To allend Colorado Stale Unlversxly Where we all know he vvull be a success The absence of hls smulung face and warm friendship vvnll be mlssecl by all 87 . 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WW xW Mary STEVE POWERS Berkeley Callfornla E IS A MEMBER of Sera Lodge and IS one of the handsomest mem bers ID the Sensor Class He us that rare combnnatnon of scholar and athlete Steve IS on the school honor roll and also a two year letter man un basketball tennus and baseball Steves favornte sublect IS mathe matncs and has favorlte sports are swlmmlng skung and hockey Steve IS also a member of the Soclal Club After graduation he plans to at tend Wullnams or the Unuversuty of Calnfornna Good luck Steve tw 'lf 'yJf.4WW M, ,M r Wy' U J I JULIE REES Hammond Indiana JULIE IS A POPULAR and attractive member of Saquaro Dorm She has been very active at Judson by participating on the yearbook staff Christmas Dance Committee Pom Pom girls as well as being on the honor roll Julie is an accomplished swimmer and enloys horseback tinuation of the contributions she made in Indiana where she took part on the Prom and Mardi Gras committees and was an active member of Childrens Theatre French Club and YTeens Indiana University is her choice of schools and we are sure she will be a big success in what ever she does Good luck Julie 89 I . . I - . I . riding. Her participation in the various clubs and sports is only a con- WILLIAM PAUL RITTER Phoennx Arzzona BILL HAS BEEN at Judson for a total of tour years Hls favorite sport IS baseball and his favorlte car IS a Chevrolet Bill has been on the school honor roll and on several class committees Hellkes rlflery and IS a After graduation Bull plans to attend Arizona State Unlverslty Bll very popular with everyone and should be a success In any buslness he chooses Good luck Blll 90 member of the school rifle team. Bill's favorite subiect is mathematics. . I . . . . i i is P H ,Ao if FREDRIC NEIL RODEFER South Bend Indiana RICK GRADUATED from Central High School in South Bend in 1959. Among his activities at Central were the varsity tennis team and he also went out for baseball. Rick was a Booster Club representative for three years and also took part in Student Council for two years. Rick majored in English, history and mathematics, His hobbies are sports, cars, and girls. After completing this year as Judson, Rick plans to at- tend the University of Notre Dame to study law. Good luck always, Rick. ..9'I.. MARSHA ELAYNE SALTER Whrttzer Callfornla MARSHA IS ONE of the most actuve and popular gurls In the Senior Class She not only excels In school work but IS also assistant danclng teacher for Mlss Kellys Dance Studlo Aslde from dancing Marsha likes to rude play golf and swlm She IS on the newspaper drlll team and a pledge for GAA She ns also a cheerleader and has been on the honor roll for two years After attendung the Umverslty of Colorado she hopes to be a professnonal dancer a model or an mterror decorator She could easlly master any or all of these goals Best of luck 92 1 ' 1 . . , . . . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I - EUGENE BOUTELLE Newmarket New EUGENE HAS BEEN here for one and a Aztec dorm Hls best sublects are chemu to become an economuc geologist Hrs and collecting and experlmentmg wlth life IS to be a top notch geologist and Colorado School of Mlnes next fall We the best of luck 93 SANGER III Hampshure half years and IS a member of stry and geology Eugene plans hobbues are mountaln cllmbmg rocks and minerals Hls goal In chemnst He plans to go to the wull all mass hum and wash ham I MARY JO SHAKESPEARE Phoenix Aruzona THIS IS MARY JOS second year as a day student at Judson She has been active In archery rndung and the water ballet and has worked on the Cholla and Cactus Her favorite sublect ns Englush and she loves animals of all kinds She IS an honor student and plans to attend Arizona State University to magor In Englush We wash her the best of luck 94 l I 1 ' I THOMAS A SHREVE Cleveland Ohlo TOM HAS ONE OF the flnest records In the Senior Class In addltron to belng an honor student he has found time to be on the Cholla Staff the Varslty Rifle Team and a member of the Dramatucs Club Toms hobbnes are model planes and collecting rifles Hrs favornte sublects are mathematics and chemustry After graduation Tom plans to attend the Unrversrty of Arizona where he wlll magor an chemistry and mathe matics We wlsh you the best of luck Tom and know you wall do well In whatever you undertake 95 1 I I . . . , , . - I ' I 1 5 x XFN X- Q XO! J ig! fl Q loQ'EF',r Ne 1 V l N JJ. sff Of J , - I. PETER RAWLEIGH SILLS Wayne Illlnols PETE HAS BEEN keepmg hlmself busy with the yearbook newspaper staffs Social Club Prefect System and the Honor Council this year He IS also presldent of Marlcopa Lodge and secretary treasurer of the Barbarlans Pete has been on the honor roll and us hoplng to attend Claremont College Hrs sports lufe IS centered around swimming golf baseball and track and hls hobbies are music sports cars watersknng and Betsy Hoard Both he and Betsy are a well known couple around campus We shall miss Pete next year and we wlsh hum the best of luck 96 Ft K A ypyflx 1 ,X X gf 'Y - lg TN NT .Djs fix? JP , , M! I X JJ l Q5 N - x My ee' S t fu f I I . XXX, 0 9 JACQUELINE ANN STIEFEL Fullerton California JACKIE IS ANOTHER one of our many California girls Since she has been here at Judson she has made many new friends lt seems that Jackie is very fond of dancing and her goal in life is to become a skating and riding Jackie plans to attend Arizona State University or the University of Hawaii We wish her the best of luck in college and we have all enloyed having her here this year 97 , , . professional dancer. She also enioys such activities as swimming, ice ' I l 1 X T A J V2 ' ll 'x .J ' ,7 M ,ftflxl Off' ffl, JJJYZ' JJ X lar lf X, lljj' sH,f'xlJ riff f rf NYJ A IOL., EJ, .X AIR, X I A y Y ,M lx .3 , Ay' il Af 1 X L x ll tw, rf 'C l yf ROBERT R STORACI Trenton New Jersey RICK IS A MEMBER of Supa: Lodge and one of the outstandlng mem bers of the Senuor Class of which he IS president Ricks favorite sport as baseball and he has been on the Judson Varsity team for three years He has been on the Cholla staff In an advertusnng capacity and a member of the Soclal Club Rlcks favorite sublect IS history and he has been on the school honor roll After graduation Rlck plans to attend Tulane Unlverslty where he plans to become a pharmaclst when he IS not attending the Greyhound Races We shall mass you Rlck and wish you the best of luck 98 I . . . . . , . 1 . . , . . . . ' I - 1 r WILLIAM MICHAEL TOWNES Goodrich Texas WILLIAM MICHAEL TOWNE known to hls friends as Mlke IS one of the more popular members of the Sensor Class Muke as an actlve mem ber ofthe Varssty and Soclal Clubs Promunent In polo and basketball he presldent of has Sophomore Class and vuce presndent of Zum Dorm He has been on the honor roll for three years and would luke to study at the Unlverstty of Texas towards has goal of becomung a rancher He can usually be found In the company of a certaun attractlve sophomore Best of everythung Muke 99 has earned letters in both. Mike is sports-editor of the Cholla, and was OCTAVIO VEGA VASQUEZ Chnhuahua Mexico OCTAVIO ONE OF our foreugn students as a member of Marlcopa Dorm Hts Interests Ile In perfectung has English agriculture and ranchlng Hts favorute sports are rndtng swlmrnlng basketball After attendnng El Paso or Chihuahua Unlverslty he hopes to be a cattleman Good luck Octavuo In the future 100 ROMAN VIVAS Caracas Venezuela ROMAN CAME TO Judson to learn English and has made excellent progress ID mastering the language ln return for help given hum by has classmates he has always been wllllng to help students studying Spanish At Judson Roman has been proficient ID soccer basketball and baseball as well as tennls Roman as a member of Mr Kllngers Papago Lodge He plans to attend the University of Callfornla at Los Angeles where he will malor In economics and finances We shall mlss Roman next year and wlsh hmm good luck 101 I I ' 1 I r . . . , , . . N Qigw' bb CApQx sf fl QC L Kwai X X6 iy xy' ,f 1.1 x! STEPHEN W WAGNER Pelham New York WAGS IS PRESIDENT of Inca Lodge, where he cares for the dorm mas cot, Q B A member of the polo team, he enloys rldlng bucking horses for sport, and huntmg As an honor student, he should have no trouble at Montana State College or Caluforma Polytechnic Instltute We know he wall have fun, and we wnsh hum the best of luck 102 SV, ,f A5 a l - - T5- ! V Nz yt Y A ' l Q ' V D f at ,g L 6 Dj 'W w ' at G' 1 , , - ! X. N' f x X f' X J 5 F 'U V c , W X 0 I ,U V 5 F Xlk 'CQ 1 ff O U A X J 1, 3 ., ,, M N . , XA ja 4 I, ,4 'Ld ' I K, x ,X L ' A . ,l T7 , V J!! I W,- X fl ' ' Av - YL nl - ll ' A , lvl ' 'gf l ' N' . V, A , if , -, xjl, Xjlf l 9' As s NIJ WN s . I KENNETH J WAINE West Newton Massachusetts KEN A POPULAR student Irves In Marncopa dorm He IS a member of the famed Barbarians and enloys playmg the guitar for the Starlanes In which he has earned letters After college he plans to go Into for estry or athletics We wash you the best of luck rn the future Kenny you really deserve nt 103 Other interests include football, baseball, basketball, track, and tennis CYNTHIA WELLS Somers Con nectlcut ClNDl IS ONE of the most llkable members of the Sensor Class She IS never at a loss for words She has been on the school honor roll member of the Social Club Dramatncs Club Red Cross Club on the yearbook staff and Pom Pom gurls ln addltlon Cmdl has been out standung In glrls athletlcs and has earned varsuty letters In basketball and volleyball Cnnd: us an expert ruder and has won many prizes throughout the East lncludlng the Connecticut State Championship for Stock Saddle Seat under elghteen Clndl plans to attend Colorado College thas fall where we wlsh her luck 04 I ' I I I I . , ' . . . , . . . 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STEPHEN A WHITESELL Scottsdale Arlzona STEVE HAS BEEN goung to Judson for three years and has been on the honor roll every year He rs a member of the Natnonal Honor Socsety and vlce presudent of the Varsity Club Last year he received the Har vard Book Award for the most outstanding member of the Junuor Class He has earned three letters as a member of the Judson Rifle Team and also enloys football and track Hunting and fishing are his favorite hobbues Because of has Interests rn the fuelds of math and scnence Steves plans for college Include Purdue and a course rn engnneerlng We are sure you wall achieve your goal Steve good luck 'I05 1 I ' 1 , . . . . 1 1 - LEEWOOD OGLEBY WILHOIT Tallahassee Florlda LEEWOOD IS ONE of the sweetest gurls In the Sensor Class Our Tallahassee Lassle IS an avld rlder and spends much of her time tramlng horses and dogs for showing Leewood helped with the year book staff and partlclpated In the gurls western drlll team Next fall she plans to attend the Vllla Mercedez ln Florence Italy We wlll mass our southern belle and remember her always 106 I ,, . ,, . . . . . . . . , . , . ll ll ROLAND BRUCE WITHERS Bloomfueld Halls Mnchlgan BRUCE IS ONE of the more mature Indlvlduallsts at Judson this year He IS president of the Student Council and on the honor roll Through out has years In hugh school Bruce has been active In a varlety of sports Including football basketball and golf Has hobbles are cars and his fiancee at Mlaml of Ohuo where he plans to attend college next fall He as an active member of the newspaper staff and on the yearbook staff He also belongs to the Barbarians We shall all mlss Bruce next year as he was a credit fo Judson Best of luck always Bruce' 'I07 I I . , . KAREN LEE WOODSMALL Phoenux Arlzona WOODY A DAY STUDENT IS an avld sportswoman Among her favorite sports are swlmmung and water skung Karen ns on the tennis team and can usually be found ln the tennis courts glvlng her racquet a work out Her hobbies Include dancing clothes and cars We will look forward to seezng her on the Aruzona State campus next year Best of luck always Woody 'I0 I I r ' ' . , , . , . LOGAN RICHARD WREN Tucson Arizona LOGAN HAS BEEN a resident at Judson for three years This year he is a member of Maricopa Lodge Although swimming is his favorite the Social Club and claims cars as his favorite hobby Logan is as yet undecided about his college but all who know hum foresee a bright future in whatever he attempts Best of luck Logan 'I09 sport, Logan has won a letter in lootball. 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Paul Wildman Albuquerque N M Meredith Wells Vernon New York Christina Whnney Aledo Texas C? Coeur D Alene Idaho Jail! WYCk0ff Penny Youngblood Dallas Texas Michael De Fazlo Madison Wisconsin S-an is 119 David Wilson Cuyoboga Falls, Ohio Gregory Zwelbel Webb Texas inns' al Ch 05 vial Oo! Revle xnevfl W B sawld Q6 x60 v SC 909 'I'I4 flflafh Sfnafl C5 s ,Wed THE SOPHOMORES Aaron Anchle Chrtstopher Cromwell New Haven Connecticut Palm Sprunqs Calrfornna Wllltam Crump Burbank California Adnenne Aron Scott Campbell Scottsdale Arlzona Raymondvllle Texas Archle Campbell Phoenix Arlzona 15 Q-I Michael Dunk Milford Mlchlgan Thomas Culhane Rockford lllunols 47 if WSL? Q Peter Dallas S-at an Richard Edesa North Hollywood Callt Scottsdale Arlzona Ann Frledlund Robert Grlbert Chrcago llllnols Detrout Mnchngan Bonnie Forbes Oakland Callfornla George Orendln Scottsdale Arizona Kathryn Galbreath if Lacrosse Indiana Peter Haentgens 4-5 Phoenix Arizona Beve Ray Hommes rly Hllls Callfornla fs Peggy Goldwater Phoenix Arizona YE' Renny Isenberg Portola Valley Calif -115- Alexandra Kahn Sca rsdale New York Jane Jackson Val Arlzona 6' Julle Johnson Douglas Kapp Terry Leonard Phoenix Arizona Laurence Levme X Q Sally Muller Chlcago Illlnols 1,-ayls Lgng Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Raymond Llndquust Marlane Mennm La Jolla California Phoenlx Arizona Krlstlne Moody Thlerry Oliver Honolulu Hawau Long Beach Callfornla Knox Moore laure Morrison HOUSTON Texas San Joaquin Callfornla Terry Morrls Ray Arizona 'P 1 airlck Orff Minneapolis Mrnnesola Sheldon Payne Phoenux Arnzona Ronald Raymond Los Angeles Calrfornla Michael Rememund Safford Arizona 4-1-9 'J mluiq, Ann Pederson Scottsdale Armzona 116 Rlchard Rlepe Pueblo Colorado James Shults Grand Juncflon Colo I 'AP-is Charlotte Slllers John Simms Whnteflsh Montana Llttleton Colorado Kathleen Snmpson Pasadena California Jack Stamm Santa Fe New Mexico Barbara Wood Wavne Illlnols if Lmda Thode Saskatoon Canada Stephen Woodward Phoenix Arnzona Pamela Walker Scottsdale Arizona Irene Washburn Ronald Wechsler Los Angeles Callfornla Barbara Wurts Scottsdale Aruzona 'I'l7 Cameron Arlzona Robert Wllllams Tonopah Nevada Lmda Young Ray Arizona Zachery Potter Casper Wyoming fi THE FRESHMEN HGYWY Alflch Steve Brauer Llncoln Callfornla Ladue Mlsgourl Christopher Anderson Robena Arnold Poona Indra Chicago lllonols .hm Anderson Scottsdale Arnzona -u-Q Gerald Caprom Blythe Callforma Lynn Coffman Palm Sprnngs Callfornla John Bunn Phoenlx Arizona John Dunham 'QQ' Sallne Cochems Denver Colorado f Shlrley Femx Tucson Arizona Phoennx Anzona Jacquelyn Fay Barbar Dendahl Santa Fe ew Mexico Scntuate Massachusetts Patricia Funk New York New York lolh Gardner New York New York 'E sd Roy Henderson Scottsdale Arlzona Klm Day San Diego Callfornla John Francis Omaha Nebraska Jacques Herter Scottsdale Arizona gi Robert Hatcher Lake Forest, Illinois -IIB- Julla Hiatt Shelly Kempner Salt Lake CNY Utah Scottsdale Aruzona ll Jarson Peter Heymann Corpus Chrrstu Texas Scottsdale Arlzona ff? Quenhn McKenna Sf'-'IP Michael Pala Barbara Landow Scottsdale Arnzona Phoenix Arrzona Madison Connecticut Francisco Maso pn? 3' Caracas Venezuela Sharon Mclanahan Frank Phllllps Marlane Parr Scottsdale Arizona Santa Marla Calntornla Wullnam Rosenthal Llndsley Seelo New YOI'lC New YOfli Vvafren Ohlg Phoenix Arizona Steven Roth Penny Seely Pebble Beach Callfornla Mexuco Cnty Mexico Dyrl Spencer Jacquelon Summons Scottsdale Aruzona 1- Alberta Canada 1 iv-P' 'II9 Doreen Spencer Alberta Canada Harlle Stevens aclflc Palisades Callf Bonme Steves Dauphln Island Ala James Sutterby Mesa Arizona T' Duke Thomas Beverly Hills Callt Paul Vestlgo Salt Lake Crty Utah is Frederuck Vordermener Astoria New York Gi 'JUIY Wllson Waggoner Tucson Arlzona Katherune Walker Scottsdale Arizona 'is Qi Jane Wnlson Woodside California Q 1? Robert Wlrth San Diego Callfornla Journal of Physical Education Journal of Somopogy Lunda Zuldema Phoenix Arizona -gn Journal of Library Science La France Illustration - 120 - GRADE 8 Jane Adams Bull Barlow Scottsdale Arizona Sandpoml ldallo George Alrrch Bob Barlow Lincoln Calrfornla SandD0'nT ld6l'10 Susan Arnold Yuma Arizona .goo r ' Sally Dallls Charles Burk Albuquerque N M Scottsdale Arizona I , Thomas Burgess Phoemx Arlzona John Florez Phoennx Arizona Carol Cormano Gloria Grlmdllch D3Vld Hall Scottsdale Arnzona Scottsdale Arlzona Thomas Goldman Des Moines lowa Marcel Gros New York New York Stephen Heymann Corpus Chrrstr Texas Sandra James Abadan South Iran Theodore Hoffman Colorado Springs Colo 1'-v ,4- Slanley Jones Phoemx Arizona 121 James Jordan Scottsdale Arizona Wllllam Kaufman Corpus Chrrstr Texas -A o A W 1 S ox l X X Y X A . 10.5 J Y 'J 'S' I Scarborough, New York Sw' I . 'X ,N - ky , , X P ' ' ' all L. A A . N f li ,li omas Leonard James Mason Klpp Muller Tanfleld Mlller Douglas Moores New York New York Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Gladwyne Pennsylvania GN -v-vs nda Noack Peter O Malley Kathleen O Nell Charmaine Pardo Kathleen Playton Phoenlx Arizona Thlensvllle Wlsconsln Casa Grande Arlzona Phoenix Arlzona Denver Colorado '1- 'S' Cindy Prlce Martha Race John Robertson Allison Scudder Roy Shaw Scottsdale Arizona Phoenrx Arlzona Reno Nevada Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona 4.-an Jo Beth 5l1BPIl'd Richard Slngh Wllllam Brlms Slnclalr C arles Strickland Kurt Taylor El Campo TCXGS Glendale Arlzona Phoenix Arizona Cedar Hrlls Texas Phoenlx Arizona Asa Teeter Marllyn Waddell Barry Wenss lee Whitney Wllllam Wooten New York New York Roll Arlzona Bushknll Pennsylvanua Aledo Texas New York New York 122 . W ff 'vi 7' X I if' A 7 rf ' Ref A 1 Th I . 4 . . . ' W K. Us K I it I . l V .f X xf x l l S li . . I . I . . I .. . . , ,U 4. ' 2 I xi l ,f I K GRADE 7 Buddy Baldrudge Donna Banzhof Lubbock Texas Phoenix Aruzona tv 'Q-an Scott Barnett Richard Campbell David Coyne Nicholas Cromwell Carolyn Dallis Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Glencoe Illinois Palm Springs Calif Scottsdale Arizona Y Suzette Garm Gary Gilbert Natalia Grandin Heather Hafleigh Gary Johnson Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona GTZ? Q11 Alice Koechlung Herbert lindsley Judith Phillips Stephen Playton Marcia Smith Prescott Arizona Wichita Kansas Scottsdale Arizona Denver Colorado Scottsdale Arizona Darlene Vinyard David wick Jocelyn Williams Reid Woodward Jay Wurts St. Louis, Missouri Scottsdale, Arizona Douglas, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Scottsdale, Arizona -123- GRADE 6 5 Jane Gray Phoenix Arizona Dan Domont Eugene la Croix Indianapolis Indiana Scottsdale Arizona Douglas Berry Bruce Paul Macdonald Phoenlx Arizona Honolulu Hawaii 1? Leslie Marshall Robert O Neil Donn Parker Harry Prouty Shawn Rorke Scottsdale Arizona Casa Grande Arizona Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona 3'1- Pauline Shaw Jeffrey Van Wagenen Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Jack Shaw T. Michael Trollope Rudoso New Mexico Phoenix Arizona Brims Sinclair Phoenix Arizona -'l24- GRADE 5 .0-,Q 127 Carole Darrow Phoenlx Arizona John Benua JOHN Richard Hayden Phoenlx Artzona Glendale Aruzona Rolland Arthur Sharuce Heller Salt Lake Cnty Utah Scottsdale Arlzona Stephen Johnson Elllot Kleun Kathy La Crolx Phoenix Arlzona Phoenix Arrzona Scottsdale Arrzona Stephen Lester Jan Wgaver Scottsdale Arlzona Scottsdale Arizona Polly Muller John Weatherly Scottsdale Arizona Houston Texas Gabrtelle Smith Scottsdale Arnzona 125 GRADE 4 John Corrigan Katherine Jones Scottsdaie Arlzona Phoenlx Arizona MOHTY DUFYOW Ralph Jarson PVWOGDIX AVIZONB Scottsdale Arizona Tl vi eo Prom Phoenix Arlzo .Q-no -'-s Von Patrick Macdonald Jay wmk Honolulu HaWa Scottsdale Arizona Alan Kempner Scan Zee Scottsdale Anzona Scottsdale Arizona Christmas Ideals W dei Q X0 se' 0 fade Geo J a Grades 3 Grades 5 126 ui -it N, ,ll W N 6-Q l 4 A ' vb , ' na . L. 5. 4 Y I .. . I . ' H X4 E Q a A A G 'li Y 'Y Y I -A ' A W: -8 Y GRADE 3 'C' Gary Clay Scottsdale Arizona di Q-dl' Charles Bennett Karyl Kay Corrigan Scottsdale Af'20f1f-1 Scottsdale Aruzona 0' Robert Bass Nancy Field Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona '-4? ...nv Thomas Gustafson Swan Jarrett Gall Jarson Linda Knight Joseph Kosslck Phoenix Aruzona Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona 'Q' Craig Mllum Phoenix Arizona Annette Mowlnckle Phoenix Arizona Jam Nelson Phoenix Arizona 127 Mary Jon Mowmckle Phoemx Arizona Mary Petty Scottsdale Arizona nw Dorothy Raley Scottsdale Arizona GRADE 2 -Cl pw' an-u :, ml Edward Booth ' Phoenlx Arrzona Anna Batchelor Michele Broderick Scottsdale Arizona Phoenlx Arizona Spencer Bass Marlene Funk Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona '..'l. Willnam George Dorothy Gnboney Charles Gustafson Jonu Friend Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Jlm Holman Tlta Van Wagenen Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona Barbara Jones W Scott Thompson Phoenwx Arizona Sconsdale Arizona Arthur Pearce Scottsdale Arizona 4 ,hu 11' l28 K Am I 4 S xxx - I - x . -X I ' t t ' ,isr ill 5 ' ' is A- fl 1. 4 K I I 54 . gm, , If 'IN K '75 ilu . GRADE 'I Debbie Ashley Guilford Dudley Scottsdale Arlzona Shlreen Berry Scottsdale Arizona Phoenux Arnzona Holly Batchelor Debbie Broderick Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona 11 if '19 i ? Denms Jones Scottsdale Arlzona tl Kathryn Jenks Cynthia Mllum John Erskine Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Scott Nelson Scottsdale Arlzona hoenlx Arlzona KINDERGARTEN QW .YT - 'I29 - l 1 X' Roy Shaw Scottsdale Arlzona PLAYMATES 4' Wax Xcf' Gen Allison Sid Gan-en Scottsdale, Arizona Scottsdale, Arizona leigh Breecheen Beth Holman Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Billy wick John Kellogg Phoenix, Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Trudy George Phoenix Arizona .at i Steven Pelott Wendy Thompson Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Chris Powell Scottsdale Arizona NURSERY Kent Wick Robert Wick Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Wi is Mike ASMCY Martha Batchelor Tony Batchelor Scottsdale AFIZOUB Scottsdale Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Kevin Behan Laurie Breecheen Jeanne Powell Ann Wick Barby Wick Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Scottsdale Arizona Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona me 130 i 1' 4 tl , Q ti, 1' I ' A . V, 5 X Y x I W., .xg I I . -Gi - -1' , ft-. ' .. 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I . . I I I I I I I , . . I I I . I I I I ' i ' I I I I I I I I I ' L I 5 I . 1 I U I - . 1 1 , , : ' I , , 7 I 1 I 1 f 'sy ' BE' 5. ., 'ff' F' VI 61. A ,. x 4 'l' ' . X' I ., , , , I Q 8 ' Bib- . rl S.. Vx , 9 , .2 y 7 c , ,f B -52 Q x , R 4' A 5 ,,' ,, sn. l r ' Q- 4' 1 ' c I 1 X INAAA Top Row Robert ONelI Jack Shaw Hank Lundsley Mrs Armstrong Dan Domont Bruce Macdonald Charles Burk Front Row John Weatherly Scott Barnett Leo Prom Rolly Arthur Don Parker Von Macdonald SERI Top Row Mr Russell Clarke Llndsley Paul Groesse Pete Ladd Jeff Wrlght Larry Harvey Tom Shreve John Brauer George Payne Bob Burllngame Mr Schneider Middle Row Jerry Lazar Everett Batey Trrn Harrison Dave Long Steve Powers Mvke Burroughs Duke Thomas Tom Moseley Chuck Foster Bottom Row Bob Moody Jlm Moore George Mat thews Skeeter Johnson John Lagergren John Duhe George Draper 135 1 M ' l 5 pf 'E I in y . 5 - '4 . 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SUPA Mrke Coke Jay Jones Scott Muller Gen Buxton Rack STOFGCI Mr Karas f...- 3 X, X ZUNI Halley Kung Mike Townes Mr Hurd Logan Wren Ricky Farr Vernon Playfon 1 Q.,-Q IW .,,,..-1 '33 N11 Gr Good Housekeeping Monfhly Labor Review Occupations 20th Century Radlo and TV News 'S pri... 7 .f Bottom row Kathy ONerl Harlle Stevens Sandra James Carol Cormand Kent Wlck Jo Beth Sheppard Jocelyn Wrlllams Mrs Cappell Top row Alnce Koechllng Sharon Roark Penny Seely Lynn Coffman Lynn Seeloff Susan Arnold Jane Rlce Darlene Vineyard PADO VERDE Bottom row Kay Galbreath Julia Hiatt Sharon McLanahan Kathy Walker Lolll Gardner Top row Llnda Young Doreen Spencer Mrs Monroe Jane Wllson Jackie Fay Marilyn Waddrll Barbara Dendahl PEPPER uw TREE A 7 v L 38 9 , . . . 1- I I I I I I I ' ' 2 I I I I , 1 , - 1 I I I I ' 1 I I ' I I I , . xo - gk K 0 ' - ' ' ' Q , 6 - A . P' ir- , lv' 1 Y 1 ,M I l , 1 , . ,,, . 151. 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'l , xr 'Nfvf Xl' W i I fy, X ai . ,N ,, , 1 A - -:VV 'fb - vwh. ,x 1-,tx .,. g:,?tf y ' 'I' 7 1' ,ff . J exif J ' A Y ' ' JL I T4 ck, rw 5, 'L r Q Q , ' 75 h I ' ilfigil ' ' . ? ff, l Qr ' il S I fT' , I S H , s,kV Q ff X ' L -ir I 1, 'l. 11 ' N- . Al ' ' A ' STUDENTS ENTERING LATE Hugh School 4 9-nm fx L Top Row Alelandro Soso John Spence Jack Kolberg Make Jones Frank Marsh Bottom Row Patricia Jones Janice Hooker Lynn Kerstung Berry Golsfon Phylhs Conn -141- STUDENTS ENTERING LATE Lower School C7 Top Row: Edward Eisenberg, Lynda Talrnan, Phillip Van Hildebrandt, Christian Vegtborg, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Ann Zimel, Bruce Weaver. Middle Row: Candy Barrett, Ann Morganstern, Ann Breytogle, Jane Morganstern, Janice Wheeler, Christine Costigan, Alice Powers. Front Row: James Barrett, Eugene Dean, John Eason, Alan Holbrook, Allan Ferber, Torn Kellogg. -142- SPORTS ILLUSTRATED C 0 OUR MASCOT Ollle RNK f W iw 2 . , if Z +,,,x X E M X 'lr yJ -wa K S ff . 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Iii ,fgw if W 5. fl 'I4 ROPING TEAM Mr Powell Fred Vordermeler M 0 n nox Mr Nock Jack Colvin Pete Ladd Marcel Gros Vern Playton Duck Felton Dan Dyer Mike Lester Vic Abrahams Ike Jones Everett Batey Bull Mann Ron Weschler Jeff Wrlght Muke Goetz J h K UP TO PUBLISHING DATE the Judson School Ropung Team has had two matches with SAS The b t h y ea t e opposmg team In both matches thus wrnnlng back the trophy from last year At the end of each year a champion roper as chosen by the boys competlng for eight weeks on sixteen head of calves apiece The boy with the best time IS the champion roper for the year and wlns a belt buckle 'I44 1 ,Lv v CLsc-As,., . ,. r ' V- V L pm 7 , 1 ' I - 1 ,. -' Q' , jf' 1...-wwf' Q ' . K 7 h ', - ' ,, ' K f . 'N T f , - ' ' Q, - T, 1, ' r K ' ' , . Q. ,, '.:. 1 'H K '1 .' X' .F W - 1 S - ' - '.y .' . ' . -'5 '- -' 7 - - V A 1--gi ,. J, ' ' Li.: ' Q' V, ' ' ' - j . I' W-,A ' A I 1f , ' '-,, ffl QI L. f' . ,L '1 ' 'V . 1 Y 1, , -. A ' 1 ' V 1. H VA L, 1- Y Ll V . 35 I' ' ' , 1 A ' ,' W 4 ' - ' ,r. K A 1 - ' ' ,V - , 1. V - ' A.. ' ,' 1 - .f ' . . .D 1 sl. 1 . i . V- 1 ' 4 .l ' . .K f - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . , . . . . . 1 wa is 15' 'gg-1119 1 ln..-1... -I ipr,-an-dllillpr ,Q-Q luv' .-. 3-.. I' 1 1. 44 'I45 -v 1. lr' Q- 0 wwwspizwqww BASKETBALL T EAM 3 1 Q' -L., ! 'x WA f Back Row Jamie Ma ron! ow Jlm Sutterby Jay Jones Steve Powers Hank Alrlch rhn Gene Buxton Mr Youree Nick Clabaugh Steve Marks F R THE JUDSON SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM has had a very successful year under the capable dlrechon of Coach Youree Out of the eleven games played they have won nme Also the gurls team vvhnch has played nme games IS aftrachng more and more members and becomlng more popular 'I46 , K ' -4 A ,.,.,,-, ----i.....+-...-...l.. I , W v 1 3'-M S-n , -I I , f -. f- . ,. , 4 .. lf- W' N' ,r l 'fd' . ,, , A, sw' A A' ' ' ' ' Y .... ol'- , X- -e Q ' ,A ,. - -'-4 3' Ni- xx V, f 1+ 5, A .Q -sn.. '95 l ' 1 '- . N ,.,. M V , ? V 7 A . Y ' I ' f ll tim I , ' ' ' ,X . - 5 N If H 2. 1.4 as H- - . fl . : I I ' I I ' ' : I I ' I . . , . . . . ' I I Q f ,yan l Al I 147 :fix 4k TENNIS 1 an S --J :nys Top Row Jim Moore Steve Marks Peter Haentlens Tony Casaroll Wally Stone Pete Dallls Chuck Davls Lorn Helgoe Bottom Row Mr Breecheen Don Graham Steve Powers Harold Kupp George Payne Sfeve Woodward Glrls Sue Dewlng Judy Ellus Mr Breecheen Bonnue Kleln Ellen Dlmsdale 148 Y X ' I ' B ' .. 1 1 1 N V : l , f l x 'M b l S I f Vg , M v AA I . YQ1- ,H -I 1, , K , . ,t A, Q ' kv .1 ,. ,Ok 2' g s l l x A . ' .. ' f lv. V K f ' A L, I A , ,, A A 5 . as ' W' WE: -.42 ' . , , , 1 . A , w f! l V M ' la l m , nl ' V f- ' K . V ,. y 1 , , . I ' Q ' I V Q L5 V , 'I a A a a r r - ' , hA X A- ig, l i, 1 V, in . 1 V Z J 1 1 1 - l 1 A 1 - 1 l V 1 l ' U 1 Q I l Q b . 'L' H M - is-v ' f W- 452312 T r T - 3 4-fi - . L. f . . .yi 4-' ' A f --Q rv f , x 5't7?' K la ,def M 43 Y 4 I . Q A . E . 5. E ' 3 . . . S ,tvfg 1,5 fffl-HL? f f xl S . . . pf, IV.. vu., t ,,, 7 , - g g. I 1 iw 'fc , 1-sm.r-', . W 1 K :.r..,. . , H , q '- 5431 T ' Champlon Tennls Players Steve Powers Jim Moore Nsck Clabaugh Steve Marks George Payne THE JUDSON SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM which was undefeated last year has three returnlng Ietterrnen Jam Moore Steve Powers and Lorn Helgoe However much of the strength lles In the newcomers Including Steve Marks George Payne Nzck Clabaugh and Laure Callaway The team has once again captured the Private School State Charnpuonshlp and IS looking into the future to once more complete a perfect season They have won five out of five and are now In llne for the State Championship which includes both private and public schools NJA 149 , 7 l iw, 'ity 12- E- ' ll x N 1 l Tl sf ' 'V A s s XXX A T ' - 4 ..,,...' v 1 , ?m.,-4 H A . Steve Wagner Tony Casarol George Payne Larry Levine Mlke Townes Mr Dwyer UP TO OUR publishing date the Jud son School Polo Team has played only However wuth the Increased practice and effort now evident we are sure that they wall do much better In the commg games two games and were defeated in both. GIRLS DRILL TEAM Tw ll-ss. 'Tl' 3 flu -wa- sir 'ing ltr:-'F whim- ' Ls U Nr. rg' 'QA' ,QQ xii, 'N 'J gf x ws. Sharon Fox Kay Carson Kelly Wayne Pat Peterson Joan Ash Jean Curtns Eluzabeth Thorne Tuna Whitney Leewood Wllholt Mr Harrls and Carney HE YEAR THE Judson Gurls Drlll Team has partuclpated nn the Parada del Sol vvhsch ottuclally opened the rodeo ln Scottsdale The team has a new spon sor thas year and hasnt to thus polnt really gotten under way However there are great posslbulutnes for the future vawpngww 'Q N0 'ft' an wg'-up EEL' YW 'L 1., 'gee nl -,W D538 ff qtvqtiu-44,4 x11 ,fviwqqg -.M wage' ,fa-if 52 owls 'sv Wy, if liars 5 vlf3K mx .. 231, wav -5 z yahiaa Y l 4 ' ea, lx A vgr, ... I ' sv 11 A v -Li -uf , 1 1 V 4 . A I - Qwit' ' ' A Af E 11. A tl A ' . .. A 5 1 V A 4, .' - . ,:' -- .- - , , ,, A - A fm -A - A fb 1.. f ew- fi v 43 l Q r- Y. . , K - .. , L4 4 N I ' ' 1 i,.V . .w . 'T W A 2- fl? A 11' ' - ,rj Q , , -l 5 K K 411- T-is W, X , 1' 'C I , A 'K T X A , 1 ' . l, . . . 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I .3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T . , . .A - - ' f'1m-J, 15, 1.11 . f T . ' . ' A - ., L . . . 4311 ,fx :fsyd M V,1i,,11V1 'A ,F 5 , -,wt f . AA I .. by 4 I A A I 1 A gi x -if ,f, ' if -N -1 1?- : 7' 1, af, .a kL:ETt ,a, Y I A' . 2 ' - .9 , .-d -wp- ,gg J' . s ,, hi A Q A 1 N. -..V , ,L A V Y 0-I -,K 1 l . my 1 A 1 A S,-N . . . , . . Q - M1 57, x - ff., 1 X f I J' , 'wifi . , Tiff. ' 'f 4 ' A l Nw, Av., ,T YT , v '- 'Q . , un k'-: f.. -1 ., ' A, . ' -' g. ni t.Q 1f.'4v 9 5, A 'r.: ,iff.-vb, - . . .6 , . - - - 1, Le -'ni 1 .v ,VE .xt ' ' 'Z A 1 2 2. 'Z , 4 K .I '1 U ,. it , lm, ,V 1 Y, E 3. ,A I, A .9 I -, 1 . - ,1 4 5,11 ., +1 ,, .bw ., f . I I - , I . A. by :fx ' ,sggzxft ,A A gy.. lf, ,V mel 'H-' .' X d fi 11 . A A ,I ,pry b . Ag- , .- ,- V, ,. -, '.. rf if ,.'. , -154 f:.g,,,,' '. 5 . .-3. -' . . A A 'n'- ' .- 117' H - 1 - 1...,.--, Q .'-fi ' , L- .V oy' , I 17.1. 'I .1 1 . i7l,,VAK54 1,W 711: fl.: A5-.1 3 Q ,W 2 1 . . S e fl - '. if f a 1 A. 1,1 1 'Avi .-,LM 635- gig? Ay,,'iI.ig3A4i .i:51::. i-,N-51 A. AL, Nizxi' A W- xg.. ..,. ' 1- . P. . fp -' 2 ' Q 1 1 'g.1..1 ,Q A gui' ' 2 AA yi gut -1. 'f T- 1 -, .1. 1 .- E .4 Y v..,- 19, -, , , -,M1 A 1. QA . ., .1 FOOT BALL TEAM 533 L . 5 'er s' 5 xc' ' .4 2 ., X , K cg A .. A ,Z A6 ...i Q13 25 5 kg. I xg' 1-1 ,-,nf Top Rovu George Grandun Ray Sebastnan Paul Groesse Mr Youree Clarke Lrndsley Ron Grafton David Long Bottom Row Bob Hatcher Richard Rlepe Mlke Blaney M Rickard Nick Clabaugh Jamie Marlin Ken Walne ALTHOUGH FOOTBALL as not as popu lar a sport here as In some o her scnools The boys are certainly enfhusu ashc about rt The Team played only a few games this year but dad very well under The leadership of their Two coaches Mr Jack Rsckard and Mr Royce Youree :Eve-Q 152 l J li BAS E BALL MV., ..,.., T is f 429 VARSITY TEAM Top Row Mr Watson Dave Wnlson Ken Warne Hank Alrlch Jerry Lazar Duck Trost Nvck Clabaugh Rack Storacl Make Rennemund Paul Waldman Steve Powers Paul Groesse Ray Sebastnan Gene Buxton Mr Chavez Bottom Row Barry Gladstone Bob Hatcher Andy Lnndqunst Steve Brownstein Chuck Foster Steve Marks Ron Grafton Mike Coke John Duhe Rlchard Edessa Rick Rodefer George Zwelbel THE JUDSON School Baseball Team has had a bug turnout this year Hav mg Randy Barnett as Its star pitcher Steve Powers as shortstop and Rack Rodefer as top hltter It looks as If the team has a good start for a wlnnlng season LOWER SCHOOL TEAM Top Row Bob Barlow Bull Kaufman Bull Barlow Jlm Jordan Mr Wat son Barry Weiss Lee Whitney Peter OMalle Gary Johnson Mr Chavez Asa Teeter George Alnch Ted Hoffman John Robertson Bottom Row John Parker Manager Tan Muller Kurt Tay lor Bob Shaw Dave Wlck Jeff Van Wagenen Wlll Wooten Butch Prouty, Jam Mason ,,.-f Im N' A ' ' E Y l 5 - L A I L-,vw I W il :Ego - ' A A 4 A vp ,. LV . an .ia .3 A - L Ti' Q. iv 304 1 t 4 l 1 1' y 1 vi A . Q A ' . X- , , . . We 'Q K 5 Q 5 A . 3 f E A . 1 t X ' A ff . Z If I . i I : ' I . I . I . D I I . I . I 1 . . 1 -1 1 1 1 . - - .5 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 '1 ' -1 . . ,X lf . . . I i - l . . ' . l 1 1 l lat if l A ' 1 4 1 z : , I I I ' - 8 . . , . v, T 1 -- 'Q 1 1 1 A I . , , , 1? 1 1 I - : 1 ' 1 1 ' , , 1- 1 - 153 - GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Top Row Betty Hanes Carol Kauzor Sherry Knox Mvss Goodhart Kathy Simpson Pat Peterson Ellen Dlmsdale Bottom Row Chris Moody Barbara Wood Joan Ash and Pepper Martha Breler Merry Wells Candi Wells WELL LIKED and ENJOYED by Judson gurls volleyball IS a sport which requzres much natural skull In the seven games played by Judson gurls this year they haxe won tour and lost three 154 : V I I I I 1 - - 1 1 f I 1 - - I . . I , . GIRLS ARCHERY TEAM 52.12- Krus Moody Mr Karas Julue Johnson Judu Baron Sharon McLanahan Lunda Kurkpatruck UNDER THE GUIDANCE of Mr Karas the Archery Team has been workung dulugently to uncrease theur skull for the upcomung meets and the AS U Tour nament un late Aprul Composed of fuve gurls the team has played one match and barely mussed comung un furst Everyday you can fund them and other unterested persons at the archery range by Palo Verde constantly tryung to um prove theur marksmanshup a group of fun lovung straught shootung gals are our Robun Hoods of Judson School 4. H-9 ,K ..k t' Q11 uxi R s :' . u fi il ' .H si 5 'Q' . F T' ,ll r .XA A . R-.. -Q -- .- -K '- - ,, , L-. , 1 - F 4'-,. .',fg, '- ,,: ' an 'i '1. lt , , E- L ,, , 'i 4 .. ' ---V , - I ' I 1 - I - nlh9' , ae .llJlIJ4CJ 1 qf K ,. Qi, 1 ,A . s ' -. f S 'F Y 5 1 at 'T ts 1 3 4' HERE AT JUDSON School ludo rs a comparatively new but very popular sport Many boys prac tlce twice a week under the dl rectlon of Mr Maurlce Lelnlnger Judo IS a method of turning the opponents strength agaunst hum to defeat hum In bare handed fughtlng The boys learn stand :ng and throwing techniques ly mg and grappllng techniques as well as strlklng techniques Any Tuesday or Thursday you can fund the boys practicing their often slve methods and theur defensive methods . V4 ,A , 2 2 f 3 X sa Q 5 . 1 K x 22 S W K 5? is H 'T e jf Top Row: George Draper, Tom Shreve, Curt Keith, Hank Lindsley, John Brauer, Mr. Maurice Leininger. Bottom Row: Dyrl Spencer, Pete Hey- mann, Buddy Baldridge, Tom Mose- ley, George Benua, Clark Lrndsley 'W Xmqqgrk 'bar , -fy q1 QW 4 156 1 T ' A 2 it 1 -:Lal J ,V,. 5 l T S S , T ' ' - Q ' - C K N T ' S. ' . ,, is A t ' U f X F xt ' Q , K 1 ' f:Mfs1l'i'fk4755'7f K ik :, - - . aussi, Qgggpg ml MQ if ,aQ,a ' . ' r- 4: 4-'.' l my M ,df xxx r E - flsgiygr nr, M ,T K s F Rv Y ,fr , P Q to t T t a , I ' ' ' ST' . T , . . S .' f 4 E as 4, . Q 'A I I A , , I 'll T5 tl ' 1 N5 I 3 ffl' 15 ' Q X A is Y If , vi' R A if i ,j X , g X '14 ' Z . -xx 1 1 T S - i .V f ' fs tg ' ' 1 jig 1 L' K K X - W , Q T lt sYttrf Q k a ssfesctr t , ef g ,,,. ra nk K y W . , L,.. J , up -- fiat iff? T V fi: W- H t ' 1 3- no GOLF K. Jack Stamm Chuck Foster Mr Watson Roy Henderson Jeff Van Wagenen LOSING THE CORE of last years squad the varsity golf team will be dependlng on newcomers Make Relne mund Chuck Foster Jack Stamm and Jeff Van Wagenen Dlsregardlng the teams relatnve unexperuence there as a sound foundation of optlmusm con cernlng the teams chances thus sprung Despite all thenr setbacks the golfers will be successful so long as they masntaun theur present competltlve spnrst and dynamuc wlllungness to um prove their lndlvldual games 157 The RIFLE TEAM ,rd Knox Moore Tom Shreve Mr Small Steve Whltesell George Matthews THE JUDSON RIFLE TEAM headed by Mr. Small has had a varied and inter- esting schedule this year. In addition to matches with S.A.S. and other pri- vate schools the members have shown a great interest in collecting and firing high caliber rifles. Even though most of the members are graduating sen- iors Mr. Small has high hopes for another fine team next year. 'S- l ! 5,! t'55Y ' WEIGHTLIFTING Q ff' ,,..- - Q 4 Malcolm Coon Tom Dalzell Hank Joubert Octavio Vega Logan Wren Mr Llndroos Ron Buell WEIGHTLIFTING, or the art of throwing a weight for height, dlstance, or accuracy, IS becoming a popular sport at Judson The boys have weights of various slzes and weights which they practuce llftnng under the capable durectlon of Mr Llndroos At present there are fave boys enloylng thus sport 159 as at O -I .,. 1 'T Q My 'L y , ,I 'P N l ,SV l V ,AJS K i I i t, f g. ff' ' .fill In FENCING il 'R fy 1 ff! ANOTHER NEW BUT INTERESTING s ort fencin has airied M Brims Sinclair, Mike Palin, Joe Lossada, Richard Klima, Mr. Gusisk Dan Domant Mills Sin- clair Alvce Koechlnng Scott Bar nett P 9 9 great popularity this year at Judson With their foils in hand they have participated in several successful matches Fenc mg is a sport which requires as much concentration and ludgment as actual skill and knowledge 6 4 Q E 7 ' B ,M n 1 ,X- 'Y -10- TRACK '53-.Q-1 if .Nr f ,g,g' 6 MY A TOP ROW Mr Llndroos Ron Buell Rach ard Rlepe Rlck Rodefer Butch Schu mann Jerry Lazar Hank Joubert Joe Alvarez Mr Rlckard Bottom Row Jack Lagergren Mlke Burroughs Tom Dalzell Jamle Marhn John Holt John Denlson Steve Woodward THE TRACK TEAM of Judson School has been earnestly prac 'nclng every afternoon at The polo field Wuth John Holt as dustance runner and Jamie Martin as hurdle lumper the prospects for a successful year are quite favor ab e 'l6'l CHEERLEADERS Robin Valr Carol Anderson Marsha Salter Bonnie Kleln Mary Brownlee T960 MARKED THE FIRST YEAR that Judson has had cheerleaders With therr pep and school splrut, they have cheered the Basket ball Team on to many vuctorles They have now lolned Olly, the team mascot, an becommg a tradltuon at Judson They have encouraged more school enthusiasm In basketball and have added much school splrlt to Judson 162 ....... V sg 3 ,X - ..r,.,s,,-s,,..,cs, . 1 l l -3 , 5 , 7 . I . 1 -L x CLUB and WMQQ ff J Kiev f 'xx hw ,ag -E- f 1? 5:4 'T 1 142 Q if Aff f I J ff if if X 2 M Q If 0,-J 0.6041 L x ORGANIZATION 'I63 1 3 V . xx x 'N ' x f f' . -4 ffQfix ffzy, f, I I : 'iw' X- fb ,ya 7 ,f - - f ' '--f1,,r I ff' I ' V ' HF??f,f F' 5 , ' L-, ff f f -- 1 ff 51 :ld ig' ,ui fi xxx ffif, xxx E ,ja H ' ' ' f ,A 5 :QL k 'L Nm GU Y , if 2- Y f if , if F W, f , ' 1- f 7 f E ' f-,-2' 24 K2 ' ' I ff' K E Q - ,. In f f gf . fi, :V 7 fffiff V Q-JV ' 4? fi- . , f I , -M If ,Y 'fr Ag' , -ZFX ' , Why! - 9 Y' ,gig 455 ,5Li! ffffm5f, ,Q . I fi gif 2-57 X- jf! ' f 'f N '4 3 T- '52 ' 'ng 4 V7 ,w K f P R. .'9,'f',f I-, , ,, UZ' ' , 'BH V, f . , , 3- ,V , , 7 ' ff vf , 3 .1 yr, X ..' ff If ,ff I fb, ff L' I f X fjf f ff y .f ,f . 'H wi X D41 5 4 If ffi ' ', 'I f , ' X07 f f ,,Y, l K, wi vf ff M7 f 'Yoo ' ,,, STUDENT COUNCIL ?a Pat Funk Julle Johnson Kay Koehler Joe Alvarez Clarke Lmdsley Jackie Castle John Duhe Gene Buxton Krus Moody EACH YEAR the freshman sophomore lunlor and sensor classes elect two members to represent them and present their vrews at the Student Council meet ings 'I64 QA hi Mm Sports Car Club Clarke Lsndsley Jeff Place Lynn Bergeron Steve Brownsteun Orin Koeser. ive? Glee Club Pat Hay Ton: Packharn Judy John ston Joye Eaton Bonnie Klein Cathy Ellxs Bobbn Kednsh Jane Wll son Jean Hall Valerne Shakespeare we f 1 .,L ff 4 ,A .f,,f , . ., Q A - wifi Q Y h.,,P,, , ,wggrl ' 'M-A A22,a':'fJa - 165 ,Was Th CACTUS 'Nr-ai' , VS- '7 49' fx Xf J-4,.lA..-U-nl-J ff '---w di STANDING Mass Hmze Leewood Wllholf Ricky Farr Chrls Gatke Halley Kung Sally Newhaus Robin Vanr Slfhng Mary Brownlee Norma Barrow Jeff Place Judy Johnston 'I66 Q Th CHOLLA fx X',,.f Yi. STANDING Jlm Moore Chuck Foster Jeff Place Mr Ferns John Simms Roy Henderson Bob Moody Slttlng George Wnlson Larry Levme Jackle Castle Muke Townes Jane Wulson Martha Breuer THE JUDSON SCHOOL NEWSPAPER excelled this year ln the field of l0UFn6lISllC endeavor The board was spirited to new henghts by the efforts of the edntors and the many fauthful con trlbutors John Simms malntalned a hugh quality of work and his page was made even more popular by Chuck Fosters enlighten Ing edltonals The literary section combuned wlth Jeff Places feature articles and Mike Towns sport section made each issue an outstandmg success Wnthout the guldance of Mr Ferns who kept the Cholla In constant order and was always around to suggest help encourage and proof read the paper would never have been so successful 'I67 ,-Q ss Q7 TOP ROW Jan Wslson Jackle Castle Carol Anderson Cathy Snmpson Ton: P ckham Sherry Knox Mlddle Row Susle Fried Ellen Dnmsdale Martha Breaer Ollte Kay Koehler Joan Ash Bottom Row Matsha Salter Mary Brownlee Judy Johnston Barbara Wood 168 V GQ I O 2 , in an -,- ' ff K, - - 9 K v f Q39 3 ' A A R ' 1 X LI. A L A 5 .. A , y I C 1, , , . ,x D M P , aff K or F Q gi. I , vv r ' x ap T' 1 V5 4 :W v XXI, Q A N -,. - I 1 I I I : ' I I I ' f +A' ilk- VARSITY CLU B Y TOP ROW Peter Dallls Jack Wycoff Jeff Wright Wally Stone Steve Whrtesell Tony Casaroll Rlchard Rlepe Chuck Foster Bottom Row Steve Woodward Tom Dalzell Jamie Martin John Brauer George Payne Don Graham 'I69 , Y Y 7 5 . 5 7 If 3? I ' I ,il ' Q tx Q , ai J J if ' fi Q lm 1 . , K.-2 ' ., ' H Q H I 'N , S5125 I 'I W ' I , 2 M 5 4 4 Q ' Q fm, ,F 4 c P 5 -- . ' I K' 1 Af-V f f X f , y A I M, lf ff K+ 2 I S y I S 1 Y f V Wg, . N V i T . A , . : I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I ' The BARBARIANS ..4.1,-.-- 'F -I 1g J,-WW an-my '? fQ-igitg milf?- if fr TOP ROW Butch Schumann Joe Alvarez Rack Rodefer Steve Brownstem Ron Grafton Steve Marks Tom Mosely Ken Merwun Bottom Row Gene Davls Hank Jouberf Pete Sulls Nick Clabaugh Richard Kluma Ron Buell 'I7 NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY C7 'rf nf' IAQ, ,-our X X Tom Packham Susan Frled Steve Whltesell Kay Koehler Mr Nock John Parkinson THIS ORGANIZATION has some of the strlctest entrance requure ments and ns one of the more honored orgamzatuons to which a student may belong Each sprung candldates are passed upon for qualltles of scholarship character service and leadershlp To become a member IS a great achoevement and something to prize aII through Infe. -171- Chrl ima rv 'Mn if fi 'I7 Danc Chrlstmas Play Student Faculty Volleyball risjlx 'I7 . X ' l 1' 1 - T A . J- - X , -'-1 - J . TQ. 1 Y I' -iff-.QQ T L PARADA D SGWERY nf w 'I74 S del SCL Class Prophecy f mo AS MY MEMORY WEAVES In and out through the last year l see the accomplishments that have been made I cant help wonderung what path each sensor will have taken by 1970 I predrct the followmg Michele Bochat, the wife ot an unsuccessful composer dancing with hum to keep hum warm Jackie Castle as a typically tat opera singer John Coon as a member of a Barber Shop Quartet Jean Hall as a leadlng chemist Pat Hay as a famous hlstorlan Judd Herberger as a bartender on skld row Betsy Hoard as the world s leadung hair stylnst Hllken Kuck as a second groorr' for Schauer Stables Bambi Merryweather as Fred Astalres last dancing partner Barbie Mmas marrled to the town s best street cleaner Tom Packham as a great mathematician Bull Rutter as a member of the House of Representatlves Mary Jo Shakespeare owning a Great Dane farm Steve Whltesell as a dutch dlgger nn some hack town Karen Woodsmall as a cleaning lady at Warner Brothers Studio Logan Wren drnvsng an old beat up 51 Ford Carol Anderson as a wantress an the Old Peoples Home Karen Arnold as a top New York model Joan Ash as a leadlng lady ln the limelight of society I7 I I , . . e . . 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I . . 1 Norma Barrow playlng the flute In the Salvation Army Band Martha Breler as a leading Paris clothes designer Mary Brownlee marrled to a 6 foot 2 Inch professional football player Eugene Davle as Charles Atlas the second Pat Falrchlld marrsed to a 5 foot 2 blue eyed blonde Rlck Farr as the fourth Tarzan of the Jungle Duck Felton as a Harvard graduate Mlke Goetz as Columbia s newest star Don Graham as Presldent of the Bnrd Watchers Club Tlm Harrlson as a Fuller Brush salesman Larry Harvey as a concert pzanlst Lorn Helgo married to a lady wrestler John Holt playlng a plccolo on a street corner Davld Hoover as a Iron tamer In a clrcus Jay Jones taking heaps and heaps of Carters Little Laver pulls Hank Joubert In prison for embezzlement Halley Kung as a soda lerk at Woolworths Rlchard Kllma married to a night club singer John Knox as a leading beatnlk Jerry Lazar as the owner of a Broadway pet shop Clarke Lmdsley as a top prlze wlnnlng roper Tum Lobdell as another Llberace Jose Lossada as a Latin American singer 'I76 Axel Holm as a beggar in the streets of Mexico City. Pat Chrlders breakung horses on a ranch nn Montana Sue Dewlng as a cleaning woman In the Waldorf Astoria Judy Ellls married to the clrcus midget Carolyn Grlmm as the social director of the Broadmoor Hotel Susle Frled as a baker s wife slavlng over a hot stove Judy Johnston as Queen of the Surf Board Carol Kauzor as the President s wife Lmda Krrkpatrrck as the Presudent of P T A Maggie Kmght as a great 'azz pnanlst Kay Koehler as a top nightclub slnger Julra Reese as a pennnless dnvorcee of fnve times Marsha Salter as a cook In a sldewalk cafe Jackle Stlefel as a Blues slnger In New Orleans Clndy Wells as a trumpet player In Stan Kenton s band Leewood Wllhort marrled to a Rodeo cowboy Joe Alvarez as a fortune teller Lynn Bergeron as a champion bull rlder Steve Brownstem as a dssk lockey on KHAT Ronald Buell the Abomunable Snowman Gene Buxton the owner of a Turkish Bath Mlke Coke a Professor of Latin George Coleman composrng organ music Jack Colvln the proprietor of a Coffee House ID Greenwich Village 'I77 Sally Neuhaus chairman of the board for integration. Tom Dalzell as a lOO pound weaklnng Martm Mabee as the Town Bell rlnger Steve Marks as Gene Autry of Tomorrow Jamle Martaln as the best dressed man ln the world Ken Merwm a professional basketball player Scott Muller as a leadlng heart surgeon Tom Mosely as the town drunkard John Parkmson a bum In Central Park New York George Payne as the Unlted States romeo Jeff Place as the Champion Saddle Bronc rnder Vern Playton as a night club owner In Havana Cuba Steve Powers a bat boy for the L A Dodgers Eugene Sanger marrled to Brndget Bardow Tom Shreve the fnrst man to llve on the moon Pete Sllls a hermit un the Swiss Alps Rlck Storacl the Champion Heavyweight Boxer Roman Vlvas the champion Cha Cha dancer of the Amerucas Steve Wagner a Village Smlthy Ken Wame an Indian Scout for the French Foreign Legion Bruce Withers with a perfect attendance record 'I7 Rick Roclefer a top Rock and Roll singer. - 3 - TODAY al' .IUDSON I X LCZX5 5' ll W .5 X 5 IWQA 179 l I F1 ,ff 1? 4 1 ND 'Sri MILK 'Q 46 Y 0 f '-ur Y... -an 'Serv 1. .H 'ka ,gn-3 , lb ...fi X ff V if 2a V ,ff 5-.. 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1958

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1976

Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ) online collection, 1977 Edition, Page 1

1977

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