Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

y 1959 ORME SCHOOL YEARBOOK STAFF ¥ tsl Editor-in-Chief .... Associate Editors- Actlvities .............. . Sharee Stillman Faculty, Staff Students ....... Sports A Photographers • ••••••••••••••• Norm Seeley Typist .................... Lettering .................. Art o.................... John Ziel Cover Design ................. Written Material .......... Advertising ................. Tom Muir John Ziel Art Advisor ................. Faculty Advisor and Sponsor ......... The Yearbook Staff wishes to express its gratitude to Mr. Mills, our advisor and sponsor. He has kept an ex- perienced eye on the entire production of the book, and has L caught our mistakes like a hawk, making this what we hope will be the best yearbook yet. Thank you, Mr. Mills. -Ed. DEDICATION Dr. Any I. Clowes, known to all of us affectionately as Dr. Amy, became a member of the Orme School faculty in the fall of 1952. Soon thereafter she assumed directorship of the Lower School, bringing to it the advantages of long experience and strong background accumulated through years of teaching both on the college and elementary level. As a member of the school Executive Committee, Dr. Any has contributed in countless ways through her wisdom and her understanding of educational ob- jectives. Her broad experience includes training in religious education, one of her deep interests which she has employed with wonderful effectiveness in her appropriate planning of each worship program accompanying our vesper speakers. As an advisor, she has directed many, many boys and girls in a pains- taking effort to guide them in work habits and through the ups and downs of their living together. The boys and girls of the Orme School are indeed fortunate in receiving the love, the concern, the outreaching desire to guide and to build character from one whose total life ha3 been so completely given to young people. To Dr. Any with deep warmth of feeling and sincere gratitude for her care, we the members of the Orme School dedicate this yearbook. 2 ■ Aunt Minna and Uncle Chick T H E O R M E F A M I L Y 4 Paul,Mimi,Chipper,and Charlie Orme Stanley G. Gloss B.S. Kent State University M.A. Indiana University ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR REGISTRAR Jean, Stan, Rodney, Jeff Amy Irene Clowes B.R.E. Hartford Seminary Foundation M.A. University of Pittsburg Ed. D. Columbia University DIRECTOR OF LOWER SCHOOL William S. Hart, Jr. B.A. West Liberty State College M.A. West Virginia University ENGLISH, DRAMATICS ADMINISTRATION 5 Mrs. Hart,Doug,Mr. Hart,and Chris Llewellyn Mills Jr. Ph.B. Yale University Harvard Bridgewater State Teachers College ENGLISH Mr. Mills, Peter, Mrs. Mills Robert A. Schley B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.A. Arizona State College SCIENCE MATHEMATICS Cathym J. Schley A. A. University of California at Los Angeles B. A. Arizona State College TYPING Henry L. Brooks B.A. University of Minnesota S.M.M. Union Theological Seminary B.S. University of Minnesota FRENCH, LATIN ORGANIST, CHOIRMASTER 6 William H. Clay L.L.B. St. Joseph Law School BUSINESS MANAGER Clemencia Diaz B.A. Normal School of Panama B.S. University of Panama B.S. Bowling Green State University M.A. Bowling Green State University M.S. Tulane University SPANISH 7 Allan D. Hilton B.S. Stanford University M.S. Stanford University MATHEMATICS SCIENCE Janet L. Hilton B.S. Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia Assistant to the Nurse SECRETART Russell D. Keely B.S. Stanford University MATHEMATICS LOWER SCHOOL Dorothy S. Xewis A.B. Randolph Macon Women's College Claremont Graduate School BIOLOGY ART 8 Margaret L. MacKenzie Queen's College, London, England A.B. Kalamazoo College Western Michigan University ENGLISH, CREATIVE WRITING Florence T. Rud, R.N. St. Joseph's Hospital, Tacoma, Washington St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona resident' nurse Charles Franklin Parker A.B. University of Missouri D.B. Chicago Theological Seminary D.D. Chicago Theological Seminary Graduate Studies at University of Chicago and Yale University School Chaplin Bible Study 9 Margene D. Studebaker Iowa State Teachers College Morningside College LIBRARIAN LOWER SCHOOL 10 The Kitchen Crew BACK ROW: Earl Womack, Harry Samelson FRONT ROW: Gladys Davies, Svea Stendahl The Office Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Slonaker, Miss Dalton, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Hazeltine, Miss Hankins, Mr. Clay The McDonalds Bruce, FOREMAN BACK ROW: Bruce, Bruce Morton, Pat FRONT ROW: Jerine, Sherrie 11 9P The Dandreas Franklin, ASSISTANT FOREMAN BACK ROW: Sherrill, Franklin FRONT ROW: Charles, Nadine Benny Milevski NIGHT SUPERVISOR Beanie Myers RANCH HAND 12 Eddie Biggs RANCH HANDS Jerry Jones RANCH HAND Lee Hudson RANCH HAND 13 Roy Gish KITCHEN Howard Davies GENERAL MAINTENANCE Glenn Dispain, Jim Sherburne CONSTRUCTION Paul Uells MAINTENANCE Jack and Harold Loffgreen GARDENERS 15 TOP ROW: Lavis, Rowe, Sultan, Girdler, Licklider, Watson, Muir, Ziel MIDDLE, ROW: Stillman, Arbuthnot, B.Kar- ri 8, Elmquist, Torrance, S.Adams BOTTOM ROW: Miles, Force, A,Harris, Borah 17 Nancy Arbuthnot 4300 Emerald Arenue La Verne, California Sextet 11,12 Choir 11,12 Drill Team 11 Basketball 11-Letter Cheerleader 12 Drama 11,12 Thespian Society 12 Prefect 12 Pep Club 12 Rodeo Queen Attendant 12 Susan Adams 4860 Denny Arenue North Hollywood, California Choir 11,12 Drill Team 11,12 Prefect 12 Basketball 11,12 Yearbook 11,12 Newspaper 11,12 Pep Club 12 Southwest 11,12 Debate 11,12 Vesper Committee 11,12 Baba Borah 6447 MoDonald Arenue Soottedale, Arizona Drama 10,11,12 Thespian Society 11,12-Vice President Prefect 11,12 Drill Team 10 Basketball 11,12 Choir 11,12 Cheerleader 11,12-Head Pep Club 11,12 Softball 11 Vesper Committee 12 Tennis 11,12 Carol Force 3666 Happy Valley Drive Lafayette, California Choir 10,11,12 Girls' Representative 12 Prefect 11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Tennis 10,11,12 Drama 10,11 Newspaper 11,12 Newspaper Editor 11,12 Yearbook 10 Sextet 10,11,12 Art 11 Quartet 10 Spanish Club 11 Sally Elmquist Via Genoa Lido Island Newport Beach, California Tennis - letter 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12, Basketball letter 11 Choir 11 Drama 11, 12 Yearbook 11 Newspaper 12 Prefect 12 Current Events 12 Drill Team 11 John Girdler Binney Lane Old Greenwich, Connecticut Choir 9 Music Appreciation 9, 10, 11 0 R R A io, 11-Secretary 12-Pre3ident Roping Team 10,11,12 Prefect 12 Current Events 12 Newspaper 9 Soanish Club 12 Secretary - Treasurer Freshman Class Rodeo Committee 11,12 Milking Crew 9,10,11,12 Milking Foreman 11,12 19 Buttons Harris P.0. Box 1028 Soottsdale, Arizona Choir 9,10,11 Cheerleader 11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Prefect 11,12 Pep Club 11,12 Art Club 9,10,11,12 Art Club President 11, 12 Drill Team 9,10,11 Rodeo Queen 12 Yearbook 9,10,11 Newspaper 9,10 Sextet 10,11,12 Drama 10 Alice Harris Thunderbird Country Club Palm Springs, California Tennis 11 Vice-President Freshman Class President Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class Basketball 10, 11, 12 Basketball Letter 11, 12 Drill Team 10, 11 Drama 11, 12 - Secretary Newspaper 12 Yearbook 10, 11 Vice-President Student Body 12 Sextet 9, 10, 11, 12 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 Debate 11 Art 9 Secretary of Student Council 12 Rodeo Attendant 11 Prefect 11,12 Riok Lavia 6121 Horth 22nd Street Phoenix, Arizona President Student Body 12 President Junior Class Junior Basketball 10 Basketball 11,12 Football 11,12 Yearbook 10,11 Newspaper 10 Current Events 12 Pep Club 12 Prefect 11,12 Lettemen's Club 11,12 Vespers Committee 12 20 Tom Muir Route 2, Box 658 Scottsdale, Arizona Football 10,11,12 Co-Captain 11,12 Tennis 10,11,12 Lettermen's 10,11,12 Science Club 10,11 Sophomore Class President Senior Class President Junior Class Vice President 0 R R A 10,11,12 Treasurer 0 R R A 11,12 Roping Team 10 , 11 Baseball 11 Yearbook 11 Drama 12 Prefect 12 Tally Team Captain 11 Basketball 12 Roy Lioklider 4706 S. Turney Awonue Phoenix, Arizona President Senior Class Newspaper 11,12 Newspaper Co-editor 12 Debate 11,12 Debate Team 11 Prefect 11,12 Choir 10,11 Football 10,11 Basketball Manager 10,11,12 Science Club 11,12 Lettermen's Club 10,11,12 Vesper Committee 11,12 Southwest 11,12 Nancy Miles 135 Walnut Street Englewood, New Jersey Choir 11 Basketball 11, 12 - Manager Prefect 12 Drill Team 11,12 Drama 11,12 Art Club 11 Volleyball 11 Softball 11 Pato 11 2 Bob Rowe 5527 £• Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona Basketball 11, 12 Basketball Captain 12 Baseball 11, 12 Football 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Boys' Representative 12 Choir 11, 12 Letterraen's Club Sharee Stillman 5334 E� Palo Verde Drive Phoenix, Arizona Yearbook 10,11,12 Yearbook Assistant Editor 11,12 Cheerleader 11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Prefect 11,12 Pep Club 11,12 Vesper Committee 12 Art Club 12 Choir 9,10,11,12 Drill Team 9,10,11 Rodeo Queen 11 Vice-President Sophomore Class Tony Sultan 250 Mountain Home Road Woodside, California Prefect 12 0 R R A 10,11 Science Club 11 Secretary - Treasurer Senior Class Pep Club 11,12-President Lettermen's Club 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Newspaper 9 Football 12 Current Events 12 Baseball 11,12 Tally Team Captain 12 22 Betty Torrance Avenue Durando 195 Cananea, Sonora, Mexico Drama 11, Clerk 12 Photography 12 Girls' Representative 12 Southwest 11,12 Choir 11,12 Tennis 11 Basketball Letter 11,12 Basketball Captain 11,12 Prefect 12 Drill 11 Ford Watson 10701 Bellagio Road Los Angeles 24, California Yearbook 9,10,11 Drama 11,12 Debate 9,11 Choir 9,10,11,12 Southwest 12 Riflery 9,10 Senior Class Secretaiy - Treasurer Newspaper 9,10 Prefect 12 Music Appreciation 9,10 Vesper Committee 10,11,12 John Ziel 1960 Vallejo Street San Francisco 24, California Yearbook 10,11,12 Choir 10,11 Yearbook Editor 11,12 Band 12 Football, 10,11,12 Prefect 12 Tennis 10 0 R R A 10,11, Lettermen's Club Tally Team Co-Captain 12 Vice President Senior Class Pep Club 10 Debate Team 11,12 Rifle Team 12 Newspaper 10 Vesper Committee 12 23 TOP ROW: Stevens, Donahue, Duister- mars, Philippi, T.Liese, Eldred, Espedal, Wildenradt MIDDLE ROW: Willoughby, Phleger, D.McGarry, Hamilton, Selfridge, E.Mc- Lean, DeZan , Osborne, D.Smith BOTTOM ROW: Brown, James, Stead, Ster- ling NOT INCLUDED: Nigh, Kitchel 25 Bill Brown 65 Calle Primorosa Tucson, Arizona Alba DeZan 926 E. Avenue B Blythe, California . Vi Ken Duistermars Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Rory Donahue 872 E« Windsor Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Ron Eldred 60 Michaels Way Atherton, California Buzz Espedal 1468 Edgewood Drive Palo Alto, California 27 Jim Kitchel 2912 Sherran Lane Phoenix, Arizona Ted Liese Bullvhacker Ranch Prescott, Arizona Diane Mo Garry- 4850 N« 32nd Street Phoenix, Arizona Evalyn McLean 5526 De Loche Dallas 20, Texas Rich Philippi 12020 S. Rives Avenue Downey, California Audrey Phleger 7228 Monte Vista La Jolla, California 29 30 Kenzie Selfridge Delta Ranch Los Banos, California Deb Smith 8 Santa Lucia Orinda, California Mike Stead 2959 Russell St. Berkley 5, California Walter Sterling 5305 N. Invergorden Phoenix, Arizona 31 BACK ROW: Topham, Seeley, Alfred, Nickel Reed, Cookson, Burns MIDDLE ROW: Newell, Spaulding, P.Harris, Green, Herbst, Tidmarsh, Harwood, Jack- son, Dolezal FRONT ROW: Carr, J.Scott, Ward, Hagemann Stevtiing, Doles 33 Steddy Alfred Ortne Ranch Mayer, Arizona Hal Burns 21 Plumes Avenue San Anselmo, California Walter Carr 175 Fair Oaks Lane Atherton, California 34 Greta Green 1935 Lowry Terrace La Jolla, California Louise Hagemann 37 Woodman Road Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Phylli Harris Thunderbird Country Club Palm Springs, California Cindy Harwood 88 Club Road Pasadena, California Moo Herbst Two Shoe Ranch Castle Hot Springs, Arizona Katy Jackson X9 Ranch Vail, Arizona 36 Pete Newell 590 Center Drive Palo Alto, California Jim Niokel Delta Ranch Los Banos, California Julie Scott 60 W. Highland Avenue Redlands, California 38 Judy Spaulding P.O. Box 2518 Carmel, California Ann Stevning 550 W. Sunset Drive Redlands, California Sue Tidmarsh 655 Park Lane Santa Barbara, California Mike Topham 66 Atherton Avenue Atherton, California Marilyn Waru P.0. Box 906 Livingston, Montana 39 BACK ROW: Stow, Page, Dameille, Nash, McCann, Moore, Goodwin, R.McLean, Rud, Martin, Thayer MIDDLE ROW: Kimble,, J.Shields, J.Elliott, S.Warren- Whitehead, Beach, Denari, Van Dyke , Mackby FRONT ROW: J.Warren, Strachwitz, A.Nelson, B.Liese, Fisk, Grant 42 Fam Beach 4807 Mount Whitney Drive Bakersfield, California Hopewell Darneille 2842 Chesterfield Place N.W. Washington 8, D.C. Stephanie Denari 1050 N� College Avenue Claremont, California Jo Elliott 1231 South Shirk Road Visalia, California Lucianne Fisk 1337 Warnace Avenue Los Angeles 24, California J f Steve Goodwin 3057 Fondren Avenue Dallas, Texas Art Grant 383 Sierra Drive Hillsborough, California Betsy Kimble 4552 N, Wilson Fresno, California 43 Brinley Liese Bullvhacker Ranch Prescott, Arizona Jim McCann 50 Heather Drive Atherton, California Ron McLean 918 North Roxbury Drive Beverly Hills, California Peter Mackby 5 Upland Road Kentfield, California 44 Mike Martin 48990 Juniper Tree Palmdale, California John Moore 500 North Old Ranch Road Arcadia, California Steve Nash 3535 Locksley Drive Pasadena, California Ann Nelson 6226 Camelback Manor Drive Phoenix, Arizona 45 Travis Pago 620 Barcelona Road Santa Fe, Now Mexico Joan Shields 657 North Saltair Avenue Los Angeles, California Isabella Strachwitz 631 California Avenue Reno, Nevada 46 Kent Stow 253 Nieto Longbeach, California Bill Thayer 70 Via del Pinar Monterey, California Karen Van Dyke 1848 Palmeroft Way N.W. Phoenix, Arizona 47 John Warren 525 Salor Road N.W. Albuquerque, New Mexico 48 MIDDLE SCHOOL TOP ROW: Devlin, Hauser, Satchell, Binney, D.Scott, Eyerly, Mills, Fa- vour, M.McGarry, H.Shields MIDDLE ROW: Sugg, White, P,Smith, Slon- aker, Onan, Bailey, Stroud, A.Nelson, MeRoberts 30TTCM ROW: Gloss, NcKibben, Scarritt, Burton, Warnecke, J.Adams, T.Elliott , Corwin Jim Adams Box 67 Clarkdale, Arizona Nanoy Bailey 3836 Finecroft Drive Claremont, California Geoff Binney 305 Dean Road Brookline 46, Massachusetts Jon Burton 430 Seaoe Street Palo Alto, California 50 Steve Corwin P.0. Box 2001 Sandia Base, Alberqueque, New Mexico John Devlin 1301 Rhoda Drive La Jolla, California 51 Marty MoGarry 4850 North 32nd Street Phoenix, Arizona David McKibben 1808 West Verde Lane Phoenix, Arizona Jim McRoberts 548 Dalehurst Avenue Los. Angeles, California Peter kills Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Andy Nelson 6226 Camelback Manor Drive Phoenix, Arizona Margaret Onan Rt. 5 Box 172A Deephaven Village Wayzata, Minnesota 53 John Scarritt Red Ground Road Westbury, Long Island, New York Ginny Slonaker Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Hazen Shields 9525 East Stanhope Road Kensington, Maryland Don Scott 60 West Highland Avenue Redlands, California John Sugg 68 Chester Way San Mateo, California Scott Hauser 364 20th Street Santa Monica, California John Satchell 1419 13th. Street Greeley, Colorado Sue Stroud 20 East La Mar Road Phoenix, Arizona Patsy Snith 8 Santa Lucia Orinda, California 56 BACK ROW: C. Stewart, C.Hart, Wilbanks, P.Orrae, D.Hart, C.Dandrea, Lindus FRONT ROW: C.Orne, Crank, DeLanda, Koechling, N.Drandrea, M.Stewart, Lewis, Cozad 58 Smokey Crank 7684 Woodrow Wilson Drive Los Angeles 46, California Mark Cozad Orae R noh Mayer, Arizona Isabel DeLanda 910 South Ocean Drive Palm Beach, Florida Alice Koeohling P.0. Box 1844 Prescott, Arizona Roger Lindus 857 Chapea Road Pasadena, California Chipper Orme Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Chigger Lewis Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Charles Dandrea Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona 59 Doug Hart Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Marie Stevart X Ranch Mayer, Arizona Chris Hart Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona Nadine Dandrea Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona 60 Chuck Stewart vE Ranch Mayer, Arizona Paul Orme Orme Ranch Mayer, Arizona 61 Ashfork 13 Orme 6 Lakeside 39 it 18 Camp Verde 0 it 26 St. Josephs 19 it 42 Tuba City 0 � 31 Grand Canyon 12 it 62 Sanders H u 52 St. Thomas 12 n 42 64 BACK ROW: Seeley, Duistermars, Ziel, Lavis, Reed, Wildenradt, Donahue MIDDLE ROW: Doles, T.Liese, Newell, Rud, Stevens, Nickel, Kitchel, Charlie FRONT ROW: Martin, Dolezal James, R.McLean, Muir, Rowe, Philippi o Ln Is everybody ready? Time out ■ r'v ’ ;.w ■ -9.f Warriors WowJ BACK ROW: M.McGarry, Cookson, Licklider, FRONT ROW: Sterling, Muir Nickel, Wieldenradt, Stan Sultan, Lavis, Roue, HigherI Salome 36 Orrne 30 Payson 56 tl 37 Verde Valley 31 ft 30 Prescott 55 n 33 St. Joseph's 4 2 n 38 Judson 47 w 35 Camp Verde 28 n 25 Judson 47 it 36 Prescott 38 n 34 St. Joseph's 31 ti 26 Mayer 27 it 24 Mayer 12 it 27 Verde Valley 23 n 31 Watch it ---- GIRL'S BASKETBALL Verde Valley 18 Orme 29 St. Joseph 33 � 1 19 kayer 9 ft 14 kayer 10 ft 12 Camp Verde 13 ” 18 Verde Valley 18 ft 22 St. Joseph 32 ft 30 BACK ROW: Hamilton, A.Harris, Stillman, Force, Borah, Miles, Elmquist, S.Adams MIDDLE ROW: Osborne, Herbst, Whitehead, Har- wood, Torrance, Beach, Nigh FRONT ROW: Tidmarsh, Green, Kimble, Willoughby, B.Liese, Hagemann 70 ’-Wo’g thp ha11? Judson 15 Orme 4 Verde Valley 3 2 St. Joseph's 4 5 Verde Valley 2 6 BACK ROW: Binney, Scarritt, Martin, Rud, McK ibbe n, Eye rly MIDDLE ROW: Nickel, Newell, Lavis, Wildenradt, Burns, Mr. Wilbanks FRONT ROW: M.McGarry, Stevens, Rowe, Sultan, T.Liese 71 BACK ROW: McCann, James, Reed, Kitchel, Muir, FRONT ROW: Mr.Xeely, Elraquist, Willoughby, Hagemann, Green 72 BACK ROW: Buttons Harris, Shares Stillman, Nancy Arbuthnot FRONT ROW: Sue Willoughby; Babs Borah, Head Cheerleader 74 75 STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Student Council BACK ROW: Sultan, Lavis, Harwood, Don- ahue , Muir FRONT ROW: C.Orme, Torrance, A.Harris, Van Dyke, Rowe Second Semester Student Council BACK ROW: Grant, Licklider, Muir, Lavis, Duistermars, Donahue, Sultan FRONT ROW: C.Orme, Onan, Force, A.Harris Nickel 76 YERRBOOK BACK ROW: Darneille, Lavis, Martin, Stead. Licklider ' FRONT ROW: J. Elliott, Stevning, A. Harris, Force, Green, White, Osborne, BACK ROW: Ziel, Mills, M.McGarry, Mackbv, Rowe MIDDLE ROW: Whitehead, D.Smith, Stillman, P.Harris, S.Adams FRONT ROW: Nigh, Hamilton, J.Scott, Ward NEWSPHPER 77 78 FOURTH ROW: Muir, T.Liese, Newell, Nickel, Mr, Hart THIRD ROW: Cozad, Cookson, Brown, Rud, Philippi, Thayer, Donahue, Duistermars, Alfred, Doles, Watson SECOND ROW: Dezan, Osborne, Jackson, Har- wood, P.Harris. B.Liese, J.Shields, Beach, Green, Denari FIRST ROW: D.McGarry, Willoughby, Miles, Force, A,Harris, Borah, Arbuthnot, J.Elliott, Torrance BACK ROW: M.McGarry, Sultan, Scarritt, Duist- ermars, Rud, Lavis, Donahue, Rowe MIDDLE ROW: S.Adams, J,Scott, Borah, D.McGarry, Hamilton, Whitehead, S0Warren FRONT ROW: Osborne, P.Harris, D.Smith, Nigh, Arbuthnot, Stillman, Willoughby, Dezan DRHMH PEP CLUB CHOIR BACK ROW: Rowe, Topham, Thayer, Eldred, Wat- son, Dameille, Phleger MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Brooks, J.Elliott, Stillman, Torrance, Hamilton, Jackson, S.Warren, Borah A.Harris FRONT ROW: Willoughby, S.Adams, Nigh, Osborne Ward, Dezan SEXTET BACK ROW: Mrs. Studebaker, J.Elliott, Arbuthnot, B.Harris FRONT ROW : A.Harris, Force, Nigh 0 R R n BACK ROW: Doles, Girdler, Alfred, Brown, Espedal, McCann FRONT ROW: J.Adams, Favour, Devlin, Har- wood ROPING TERM LEFT TO RIGHT: Girdler, Doles, A.Nelson, Brown 0 80 LETTERMEN'S CLUB BACK ROW: Reed, Lavis, Duistermars, Wildenradt, Philippi, Nickel, Ziel, Donahue, T.Liese, Rowe FRONT ROW: Muir, Kitchel, Sterling, M.McGarry, James, Licklider, Sultan PREFECTS BACK ROW: Lavis, Muir, Stevens, Ziel, Girdler, Watson, Philippi, Rowe MIDDLE ROW: S.Adams, Arbuthnot, Tor- rance, Stillman, A.Harris, Borah, Force FRONT ROW: Licklider, Miles, B.Harris, Elmquist, Sultan SOUTHWEST CLUB BACK ROW: Stowe, Dolezal, Cookson, Seeley MIDDLE ROW;Mr,Schley,Janes, Burton, Wat- son, Licklider, Reed FRONT ROW: White, Denari, S.Warren, Tor- rance, S,Adams •f-H BACK ROW: Devlin, T,Elliott, Favour, FRONT ROW: Slonaker, Selfridge, Cnan, A,Nelson 82 BACK ROW: Mr. Wilbanks,Lavis,Girdler, H. Shields FRONT ROW: Elmquist,J.Warren,Nickel, Sultan DEBRTE CURRENT EVENTS BACK ROW: Ziel, Torrance, S. Adams, Licklider, Mr. Hart FRONT ROW: Dezan, Hamilton, Harwood, J.Scott DRILL TERM BACK ROW: S.Adams, Mrs, Lewis, Green, E.McLean, J.Scott, Miles, Denari FRONT RCW: B.Liese, Hamilton, J.Shields, Beach NOT INCLUDED: Nigh, Ward, Whitehead, Onan, P.Harris, Slonaker, Van Dyke, Selfridge, D.Smith PRTO TERM LEFT TO RIGHT: Slonaker, Denari, J.Shields Mrs. Lewis, Onan, Selfridge, Green BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: Goodin, Bass; Thayer, Trombone; Zlel, Piano; Mackby, Trumpet; Binney, Drama SPRNISH CLUB BACK ROW: Hamilton, Osborne, Harwood, Girdler FRONT ROW: White, Beach, Kimble RIFLE TEHM BACK HOW: Miss. MacKenzie, Stead, Ziel, Reed, Moore, Nash, Liese FRONT ROW: Burton, Gloss, Sugg PHOTO CLUB BACK ROW: Mr. Hilton, McCann, Ster- ling, Martin FRONT ROW: Torrance, Warnecke, Dolezal CATC CONVENTION On March 20 through March 23 a group of four students and Mr. Hilton attended the annual Religious Conference for Secondary Schools at the Cate School in Carpenteria, California. The students felt that they profited from the acquaint- ance with students from other private schools and from the discussions. The hope is that Orme can host the Con- ference in the near future. CLUB GaTT Q-j-O'Vlfr� «C U nr- BACK Osborn® FrOTI ART BACK ROW: P.Smith, Lewis, Gloss, Sugg, Hauser, D. Hart MIDDLE ROW: Strachwita, B.Harris, Kimble, S.Warren, Hagemann, J.Scott FRONT ROW: White, Stillman, E.McLean, DeLanda 87 DRNDRER TRIP Early last fall everyone went by truck to the Dandrea Ranch camping site high in the Bradshaw Mountains. While there we hiked to hidden pools, played softball and capture the flag in open meadows-----always return- ing to the camp area to eat hearty meals and to sleep under clear skies after a cheery camp- fire. Though our stay was short, each person gained something from the experience. Dandrea Ranch House 89 Chow Line 4 —: v Cooks Inspections CHRISTMRS CHRISTMAS DINNER AND DANCE Mistletoe Magic was the theme for the annual Christmas dinner and dance. The Junior Class did an ex - oellent job of decorating the Main House with beautiful greenery, and everyone was in high spirits. After a delicious dinner, Santa made his appearance and distributed gifts. The students and guests spent the remainder of the evening dancing to gay musio. Turkey Carver 91 92 Bringing on the Turkey We had exceptionally fine days for our two annual rodeos this year. The Thanksgiving rodeo was held on November 27 th , while Maroh 25 th was ohosen for our Spring rodeo. Both events were well attended by parents and friends. More students than ever before rode in the serpentine as it made its impressive appearance over the crest of the hill each time. The first event of the day was the Girl's Pony Express Race. The Boy's Rescue Raoe and the Baton Relay followed. All events were swift and action-packed. Fun came along in the form of the Girl's Calf Dogging. The sight of some of the girls struggling to throw a calf was comical indeed. The Lower School participated in the Boot Raoe and the Relay. Skill was manifest in the way the Girl's Drill Team handled their horses. The entire rodeo was declared a success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. 6.delicious buffet supper put the finishing touches to a fine day ORRR RODE OS 94 Presentation of the Flags EASTER RODEO 97 Is it in? MTRRMURHL BASKETBALL The intramural sports program pro- moted much school spirit and interest. The various classes played against one another until one team emerged victor- ious. After many days of strenuous com- petition, the faculty overcame the sen- iors to take the championship. 99 TALLY EVENTS Mavericks Look what I've got I 101 The fall roundup was in November before Thanksgiving while spring roundup took place on two weekends in April. We rode through wind and snow in the fall. We had sunny days for Easter roundup which was devoted mainly to branding, ear marking, and vaccinat.ing calves. The operation of roundup is very much a part of our west- ern heritage and is remember. Taking SOUTHWEST A vol- unteer group of student workers under the direction of anthropolo- gist David Bretemitz of the Museum of Northern Arizona and Mr. Schley have contributed much of their effort and free time toward the excavation of a cave located on nearby Indian Mesa. The cave excavation, completed December fc , produced an abundance of archaeological material for further study. Such material finds as pottery, bone, stone tools and projectiles, shell, charcoal, bas- ketry, cordage, corncobs, pollen samples and wood will be sent to specialists at the Museum of North- ern Arizona Research Center for analysis. Physically, the cave was a sur- prise to all. What started out as a small crawling-room-only” oper- ation evolved into a roomy cave house, eight feet from ceiling to floor with sufficient sitting space to accommodate a dozen people. Three periods of occupation were suggested by a vertical sequence ox1 firepits, each located directly above the other. Based upon a ten- tative identification of pottery type and other artifacts, it appears as though the upper levels were occupied by Yavapai Indians. The lower levels appear to be pre- historic . Although the culture represented in these lower levels cannot be identified with certainty at this time, there is a striking resem- blance between these materials and the materials recovered from two brush-house type sites located on Ash Creek midway between the school campus and the cave site. These sites, also excavated by students, have been tentatively dated at 1100 A.D. and appear to have been in- habited by a little known culture living along the Agua Fria Drainage at that time. In the near future, a written re- port of archaeological findings at the Orme Ranch will be submitted to the Museum of Northern Arizona for publication in its scientific Jour- nal, THE PLATEAU. Vork at the cave Although these excavations have been fun for all and tops in physi- cal and mental exercise, mention should be made of the fact that these excavations deal with the remnants of obscure culture des- cribed but vaguely if at all in archaeological literature. Thus, they are of significance as a con- tribution toward our growing know- ledge of prehistoric Southwestern culture. We are greatly indebted to Mr. David Breternitz and to the Museum of Northern Arizona for the inter- est and help given this project. ----3 CARAVAN TRIP On the caravan this spring we went to 3uch scenic points of interest as Monument alley and the Grand Canyon. En route we massed through colorful Navaho Country and .fere able to gain an insight into their culture and way of life. Though we encount- ered some cold weather, all agreed it was a fascinating,never-to-be-forgotten adventure We’re leaving ! ousel 106 112 113 122 SLAVE DAY As we hope to have a foreign student at the Ranch in the futurejit remains for the student body to raise sufficent funds. The seniors sponsored a drive in which each senior was sold in bondage to an un- derclassman for a day. Among the slavds duties were wearing outlandish costumes, book carrying, and boot polishing. Good sportmanship prevailed. X'm c 1 ,ught. How what.- 123 Horse corral r-j 124 Shoes, anyone? Tomy Lee and Rider THAT FAMILIAR SPOT: ________D-______ THE BARNYARD 125 . The Store Mint Minna's and Uncle Chick's House 130 Connerville Flower Pot The Main House BUILDINGS SOME OF THE BUILDINGS tfE KNOW SO WELL - Jack and Lou's House The Chapel Adobe Schoolhouse The Cow Barn Arizona Janitor Supply Company (o-t+tjbfeiejTine oJ- Janitob £u,j5jf [ie Ues 26 SOUTH THIRD AVENUE ♦ PHOENIX, ARIZONA Be 11 a corsage Or a bouquet When It's fI owe r s Be sure they are FLOWERS BY . n t We telegraph Flowers anywhere” 53 E. Main St. Scot tsdale, Ar I zona 134 FISHING TACKLE AMMUNITION GUNS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT s-s Sport Store PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 514 W. Gurley Phone 114 Western Ranch Store 132 South Montezuma PRESCOTT. ARIZONA Yavapai Electric Co., Inc. “If It 4 Electrical, HOTPOINT APPLIANCE We Have It” phone 143« CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE • SB MILLER ROAD PRESCOTT. 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