Sanders Valley High School - Pirate Yearbook (Sanders, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

v 4 WX? Yjogkl THE in VROVEYX 'YY OF 3 f...,, ' Nw- ,Ai fa,-wg- X 0I QlfUOI We are very grateful to Mr Robert C Smith, without whose efforts many of the fine pictures here in would not have been possible We are also thankful for all the time and energy given by the teachers and many students in their co operativeness our advertisers we wish to thank and express our appreciation for their generous contributions T all these we wish to acknowledge in all sincerity the assistance rendered toward the realization of this annual, that it might be a fitting memory to the Senior Class of 1951 .fdllllllllf Editor in Chief Ross Lee Assistant Editor Mabelena Joe Business Manager Ray Chavez Senior Class Editor Mary Lou Lynch Layout Manager Irene Hobbs Asst Layout Manager Mary Ann Hubbell Sponsor Mr Sandoval 'u - . To . o I Asst. Business Managerzzzzzzzgincent Grimes :ny We, the Pirate staff, dedicate this issue of WThe Piraten to Miss Ruth Dotson whose devotion and interest in the students has endeared her to us F , 'Q . h IA V' , '. , V 5 . , I. V. .W -. ', .h JT .' C w DMINISTRATIO i f 5 Walter Marty T D M t Chairman, Board of Education princigais qui? 6 J A McDonald Chairman, Board of Trustees -ni 1-- 4 'Y' MIS Frank Young w c McDonald Member, Board of Trustees Clerk, Board of Trustees l 0 0 , Q 4 at A R, V , ' 1425, ,s ., I I 4, mf, G -, 'lf , 47 . 'f ', .Y Y M A V 44, 1 ' mg, I 'Q J g .. If ,V I X 'fgki X o o ' J MA ll . A Q N !' 1 7, . ' I Ls--' I R ' l 0 Q T D Motes Principal acuay Irene Brown English, Music N J H Johnson Shop Sociology Robert C Smith Eighth Grade Physics, Science Louis Sandoval Coach, Math The Pirate Sponsor Leland P Johnston Seventh Grade Biology, Typin Ruth Dotson Handicraft Home Ec , Englis I he g . Y: xi' Louise A Mow Fourth Grade Nettie B Deering Fifth Grade Maria Grimes Americanization Wk John Hansel Third Grade ,QF riffs! Sam M Duncan Sixth Grade CLClfLAg Mrs Dorothy Stys First Grade Sarah Bakarich ,. 'Du .n dy 0 1.1.2. n'-V F 9 ' ' - ' .:, ,Jr , , x A - fl . X K, V' 4 5 .R D 3.4, 1 ny, , PQJ Iii A I . ' ,Mt Z' . ' n.- V, .,. -V 4, viigjgg Second Grade wi ,Q , .' :,, ff, 'jig if V if 1 1 -4, Q 'H Jug ,, Q .. V 'iff' . ' , it .v W Qg g x I na, 4 O uf- SE IURS GZVILQTIZ5 Arthur Beasley Annual Staff Basketball Class Play Letterman's Club Student Body President M Irene Hobbs Annual Staff Class Play Glee Club Max Ortega Annual Staff Basketball 2,3, Class Vice President M Class Play 2 Letterman's Club 2,3,h Student Body Vice Pres 4 Mary Lou Lynch Annual Staff Cheer Leader Class President Glee Club , Frank Beasley Annual Staff Basketball Letterman's Club Student Body Secretary ::::::::::::::?:'3 ----------h ---------3 4 -----------M Class Secfgzgzgiiiriiiir Class P1ay--:::::::::gg3 --------w+ ------------3 M A . X ....---------Q --------------3 ------------- ----L, 61:55 Cy The other day I chanced to visit a frlend of mlne, Doc Cureum, who had just perfected a time machlne we talked I began to reminisce about my classmates at Sanders High in 1051 As I thought on about them I be came curious about their whereabouts and activities Being thus curious and always willing to donate my time in the interest of Science I persuaded the good doctor to let me be the first to test h1s machlne I stepped into the Chamber, dials spun, lights flashed, stars exploded and I traveled far into the mysterles of time to the year 1960 Sanders has grown into an irdu triou little village with a fine community recreation hall Spying the local movie theatre I moved over for a look see Bless mv buttons, look who is starring in the show it's Max Ortega, the idol of a million girls my merry way, I note a sign telling of a comlng attrac tion Mary Lou, a lady wrestler 9' Well, her trainlng at Sanders Hi seems to have come in handy' In between bouts she is a part time nurse at the local dispensary and she's very good at both A Dr Jekyll and Hyde personality Tust then, I spied a schoolmate of mlne, Irene Hobbs She had just left her husband at the new mission house and was leading six lovely chlldren yes, they were all hers Inquiring about the Beasley boys I learned that Art is a tough sergeant in the Marines He shunned the Navy because his older brother was in that service and Art didn't think it was big enough for both Frankie was the cop on the corner and as he stood there directing traffic he needed no whlstle as he stlll had a good supply of bird seed left from his days at S H S As he walked acress the street with me I felt very strange and then I reallzed I was going back, back thru time to the present I thanked the doctor for the opportunity to learn the fate and the destinx of the Seniors of '51 and then I went merrily on my way l 0l0 Q ' . As J I ' Who ever thought he'd come to this end?? Continuing on mf W! an jdfamenf we, the 1951 Class of Sanders High School, of the County of Apache, the State of Arizona, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoklng all former wills and bequeaths of what ever nature by us made Item I To Mrs Brown we leave the memory of our most beautiful voices, in hopes that it will serve as an inspiration to her future struggles Item II We give and bequeath the much abused and mis used typewriters to Mr Johnston to care for with all his loving tenderness Item III To Mr Smith we leave and bequeath our Physics books to use in case of flood they are very dry Item IV To Miss Dotson we leave our great patience as she will need it for the oncoming classes Item V We leave Mr Motes our great knowledge of the study of Sociology and History Item VI We leave Mr Johnson wondering where the boys were during shop perlod to use as he sees fit on next year's team Item VIII We leave our calm poise and dignity CVD t the freshman class who is badly in need of it Item IX Individual bequeaths 1 I, Max Ortega, leave my cheerful personality and my way with the girls to my beloved brother, Beau Gilbert in hopes that he will make good use of it 2 I, Arthur Beasley, will my ability to get on the honor roll to Pat Paulsell in hopes that he will use it 3 I, Irene Hobbs, leave my undying devotlon to the girl that needs it most, Frances Parker 4 I, Mary Lou Lynch, bequeath my charm and beauty to my slster, Freda, who is to combine it with her quiet manner 5 I, Frank Beasley, leave nuthin' to nobody cuz I sure ain't got nuthin' In witness thereof, Ie, the Class of 1951, have to this, our last will, set our hands and seal this eight teenth day of May of the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty one THF SEVIOR CLASS OF 1951 L 1:5152 . Item VII--We bequeath to Mr. Sandoval Frankie's height 'Fr Q O unior cmd Clark Richins Mary Ann Hubbell Charles Grimes ROSS Lee Mabel Joe Pat Paulsell Vincent Grimes Ray Chavez This page sponsored by Lupe's Cafe Gallup, N Mex Sam Barker Leo Nez Irene Lewis Favorite Sayings Seniors Art Beaslay Hey you guys Max Ortega Where's Frances? Irene Hobbs Nhere's m man99 Frank Beasley Nah I don't talk Mary Lou Lynch I' 1 try my best Juniors Ross Lee Oh,Dear' Mable Joe Be quiet Ray Chavez Good huh? Pat Paulsell No' Stupid' Sam Barker what do ya mean? Clark Richens Let's go, Evelyn Irene Lewis Wish I'd get a letter Charles Grimes Oh Boy, another scarf Mary Ann Hubbell I know where they are Vincent Grimes That don't bother me none Sophmores Louise Hubbell Oh, Leo Aggie Ortega Aw, Coach Ben Lynch Come on you guys Louie Morgan Oh' Knock it off' Freda Lynch Darn it' Leave me alone Norman Lauderdale That's a freshman for you Freshmen John McCarrell Yeow ' Freddy Lynch Who9 Me99? Jean Bowen Aw, Shuddup ' Frances Parker Oh, Maxie Verna Grimes Oh, never mind Thomas James Not a word999?? Walter Marty Aw, you're crazy Evelyn Layden Oh' That 'Sl Ford Jeff Lauderdale What's it to ya? Gilbert Ortega What'cha ce1ebratin9 'IJ I . ' 7 Charles Bradburn--Watch her. :- . 0 . 2 iii' C I 0 x. SQPHQMURES l' 8 OIOAOIWLOVQ l 1555 , , Louise Hubbell Freda Lynch Norman Lauderdale Q Harrison yazzie Charles Bradburn Ben Lynch Louie Morgan Aggie Ortega This page sponsored by Minyard's Garage, Chambers, Arizona Lf' Q.. ll ix I 1 4 'T r 1 5 aff iff li Valjean Bowen Jeff Lauderdale Gilbert Ortega Frances Parker Verna Grimes P85 fylelfl 'N John McCarre11 walter Marty Evelyn Layden Thomas James Freddy Lynch This page sponsored by Richard Eaves Trading Post, Chambers,Ariz 5 3 11 .I u.a it Sept Oct Nov 5 1 2 Cadndaf Registration lots of new teachers, First full day of school back in the groove Oh Boy' tomorrows Friday Friday already and are we glad The first of a series of blue Mondays Wolves on the prowl again Alice registered today Some are getting that spring feeling mighty early Some nice kids this year First assembly,lots of fun student boys elected officers Girls are picking on the boys again Better late than never Sam enrolled today Looking for Alice, Max? WHey Girlsn don't eat so much Stampede, we're going to lunch Oh' just the third Monday nGeeN it's hot today Annual staff selected Hey a boy was carrying a girls books' Fri ay so many more to look forward to Monday, one day to look forward to with glee? who's absent today? Yes, Harrison is here 'Goodnight Irene 'Music' what a word' Mr Motes was two minutes late Too much to study But it keeps us busy What happened to the boys, they're all grinning In case you don't know, this is Friday the l3th' Gosh' Six weeks tests Achievements Tests lots of groaning Honor Roll a few made it Whose throw broke a window? Freshman assembly where was Gilbert going in such Max has another Toni Upretty slick, eh9n Freshman girls sure 1ke Science why? Hey, Ray what's the hurry? Wanta play hooky, Irene? Don't cry Joe The English classes went to see nTreasure Islan W Gilbert loves to pick on Frances Hey, knock it off, Max' Sleepy from the weiner roast, Freda? a hurry? . 6 --. ' e 11 . 12 -- . 1 . 13 . 15 - e 18 . 19 . . 20 21 . 22 . 26 . . 25 . SZ ' 29 6 -- ' . . 2 . 3 H Louie is here today. 2 . .. ' 9 ' '-- . 10 . . 11 . . 12 . 13 . 16 . . 17 -- . 18 -- . 19 20 - 23 . 2L+ 1' 25 26 27 . 30 d 31 . Nov Jan I-' -F' ONU1 CDQ I-' Nl Mr Smith, where's Frankie today? Oh, behind the door' Freddie lost his shoe, nice smelling huh'!? Heard the latest? Charles B looks neat with glasses Hey Mable wasn't late today The dear freshmen seem quiet today Where's Irene Lew1s???? Wish we could play volley ball more often Mr Sandoval can really sing' Verna has the hve bug itch Whreck Clark brought his car to school New bus driver today Oh Boy, Thanksgiving vacation There's a new girl in the 8th grade Watch the boys Where is Miss Dotson?? Looks like Vincent is the newest victim of Cupid Valjean, be easy on the boys Wouldn't Jeffie make a nice preacher? Gosh, just think' Five months until school's out' Swell dinner, Mrs Bauchmann Clakk is really a whiz at typing Who feels like ditching? The band is beginning to learn to play, Mrs Brown Who is she, Leo? Sanders played at Lakeside Got several birds Pat, don't drink the fountain dry Irene Lewis didn't have to walk to school Pretty new boots, Vincent Nearly everyone has a green coat You mean Thomas isn't sleepy? what was that? A girl after a boy? No Did Norman bring his lunch? Juniors and Seniors ordered their rings We won a thriller from Ute Indian School We had our Christmas play very good H9 M8 Back to the same old grind, hum, Jeff' Everyone is studying too hard Ball game tonight see you there We beat Ganado Fridy night, NM 35 When did Charlie B get glasses? Pretty neat, Huh? Ray's growing a beard for the Senior play Freda, are you chewing tobacco too? what happened? Leo's back in school Glad to see you back, Johnny I wonder if Charles G likes school here n 3 0 0 6 . 7 . 8 I O 9 n et--- . 10 . 13 ... 14 . 15 0 0 16 . 17 0 20 . 21 . 22 . . 2 .. 22 . 27 . 28 29 . . 30 o 0 Dec. First basketball game. We lst to Holbrook. ll . 12 . 13 . lk . 15 . 18 1: 19 . 20 . 21 , - . 22 -- . 5 . 0 8 ' 0 9 . 10 . ll . 12 , 15 . Jan Feb Mar Three more days to go, don't go to sleep We beat McNary last night, 5O 37 Game' Clarkdale no Sanders 33 I wonder what Ben did he sure looks innocent Who went to the store? who got a 5 in Government? Sure nice leather work Miss Dotson Whose Birthday? Getting old, Mr Motes Basketball practice Need it boys? Everyone is here today thank goodness Who hasn't brought the r report card back Oh gosh We have to buy another new book Oh' you dear boy' Who has the blues? We don't' The electricity is off Cwhat time is it Ross97 That clock is wrong, Oh, now mine stopped Ray The typing class is really quiet Picture show, pretty good too verybody has hearts, Valentines Dayn The thirteenth and it's not Friday Sanders beat Fredonia for 16th place in tournament Big disappointment, heard we beat Seligman lost 55 53 School back to norman Team back from tournament Would you like a burnt cream puff? Pass the bubble gum around, Mr Johnston Jimmie Goodman visited school Annual Staff meeting The lucky English Class went to see HK1m Evelyn' Clark has a new car who 1sn't here today March of Dimes drive, everybody donates Miss Dotson, the Home Ec room looks nice Hey' Freshmen' Who's chewlng tobacco who did Freda tear apart nowo Mrs Brown, the glee club has really improved What's that a train or the band? Those smelly cigars who's smoking? Pat looks slightly green Big PTA meeting Nice play HSomeH were going after ads but didn't Why and how come Those that went after ads are still soaking their feet Tomorrow night is the big basketball banquet Where did you get that sharp haircut, Walter? Walter brought his motor scooter to school Mr Motes has a new car Let's go . 17 . 18 - . 19 . . 22 . 2 . 23 . 25 . 26 . . . 53 31 I ' -2 . 1 .. . ' 2 . . 5 . 6 . 7T 0 8 . 9 . 12 E ' 1' 13 . 14 . 15 -- - . 16 We surprised St. Johns--we beat 'em 51-45. 19 ... . 20 . 21 . . 22 , 23 . 26 ' 11 27 n 1 ----, . 28 , . 1 . 2 . . 5 . . ' . 6 . 7 . . 8 ... . 9 ..- 12 . 13 . . lk , 15 . 16 . 19 20 . 1' Apr Ma That was a nice slide Sam Easter Vacation Real y welcome How was the walk from Gallup, Ray? We heard Freddy couldn't use his hands last night Tomorrow is the Matinee, and Ray knows his part Big play tonight, HH1llbilly Courtship The play was pretty good was that Loulse scream1ng9 Here comes Ben, make way Sam didn't sleep in class today Mr Johnson took the boys to the sawmill poor girls Blue Monday Just one of those days Aggie needs a Toni too, Hey, Arthur, there went Nancy Norman has a pretty green hat Friday 13th, better watch out Boys are really wearing bright colored socks now Frank, what color are yours9 Finally the seniors got their class rings The drivers trainin car is still in one piece Friday sure comes iast for Louise But Monday comes fast for Mr Johnston The boys like the C A CCigar Appealj Where is norman V3C3tlODlHg9 Where was Hoskie today9 Freddy, have you been to Gallup lately? It's May already Won't forget to cram for tests Good luck' Everyone tests Verna, did vou pass yours? who would have thought the girls could s1ng!V99 Everyone is here for awhile we hope We have a big vacation coming up May 18th Oh dear' Just six more days Max Sr drove the bus today ve had very nice Facallaurate Services Just four more days Did everyone Pass? We hate to part wlth our Seniors Oh, feaho Good e, seniors nd good luck to all Ma . 22 . 23 -- i . 27 . 28 . 29 . 30 ' .H . 2 . 3 . . n H . 5 . 6 . . -- 9 -- . 10 ll . 12 . 13 V . 16 . 17 ' . 18 e 19 Q . 20 'a .. 23 L. . . 21+ 0 -0 2g Bakarich is playing ring around the rosie. 2 -- ' . 27 1 . 30 . Y 1 . 2 , , 3 n a n a o 1+ . 7 ' ... 8 1 . 9 ' . lO . . ll . . 11+ ir 41 . 15 ' .. 16 . 17 w -- 6 ' . ' . JUNIQR HIGH fi 1 ,shy , ','-7,.' C Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row AMERICANIZATION Mrs Grimes,Ben Tom,Earnest Hubbell,Jonah Roanhorse, Joe Navajo Judy Lynch steua Tully, Amerlia re-rry,Ma1-ie Lee, Edith Baldwin Bennie Silversmith,Marlene Tsosie Betty Ann Silversmith, Mary Ann Silversmith, Jonas Watchman,Edward Ashley,Patrick Yazzie, Elliot Murphy wilson Terry, Parry Joe, Hanry Joe, Betty Navajo, Lorraine Golden Peter Yazzie Dorothy Tom, El zabeth Nez, David Gaddy, Sammy Lee, Kee Nakai, Lafie Terry Dan Gaddy, John Hoske,Harry Akai,Lilly Gaddy, Bessie Gaddy, Irw1n Ashley FIRST GRADE Mrs Stys, Emma Otero, Larry McDonald Gloria Beasley, Irene Footracer, Jane Motes, Robert Lynch, Marie Martin, Asa Hasewood Thomas Santos, Wilson Shlrley, Sherry Brown Minnie Yazzie, Georgia Lambson, Sherry Lee Lilly Mute, Victor Gonzales, Dickey Lynch Leland Johnston, Jerry Lee, Henry Murphy Art Watchman, Rodger Tulley, Kenneth Stys, Benny Brown, Vincent Smith, Kathy McCarrell Stephen Begay, Stanley Lee, Annie Navago, Joe Begay SECOND GRADE Miss Bakarich, Gene Roanhorse, Jeannette Wilson Preston Lambson, Pascal Martin, Elsie Footracer Alice Silversmith, Vivian Lambson, Evelyn McDonald Robert Frick,Jr , Jorraine Otera, Dorothy Ana Murphy Bill McDonald, Mary Lou Motes, Henry Hubbell Albert Footracer, Lorenzo Tsosie, Sammy Lee, Lorene Begay Lena Lee, Marilyn Harris, Loulse Leo, Tommy Yazzie, Harry Lee Ashley, Mildred Lewis Harry W Ashley,John Wilson, John Nakai, Tony Murphy Allce Kee John, Albert Murphy THIRD GRADE Mr Hansel, Tony Avery Eddie Richards, Pearl Ann Silversmlth, Ann Young, Catherine Linnane, Judy McDonald, Deanna McSpadden Glays Ashley, Aliene Hubbell, Mary Louise Cheer, Laverne Goldtooth, Paulene Nez, Kenneth Gonzales, Lucllle Redhouse, Dorothy Ashely, Dixie Wiser Ella Tsosie, Felipe Santos, Gilbert Brown, Lee Black Alfred White Benny Upshaw, ul Begay, Donald Yazzie, LeRoy Smith, Richard White, Dorothy Silversmith Anin House, Collette Joe, Fannie Davis, Georgana Murphy, Paul Yellowhorse, Betty Watchman l . 2 . 3 6 . 1+ 5 1 ' 6 . 1 . . 2 3 ' ' + 1+ ' , 5 . 6 '- Raymond Murphy, Rose Yazzie. 1 - ' . 2 . 3 . 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I an '1 FIRST GRADE AMERICANI ZATI ON 1' ' fs' er . ' x Yi- v ox ' L . Q: ' 4 4 f 'X v A A - J.. A- , 1. A is -A J X ,- fs xxs. 1 I vx . J Q , , V. .Z , N ,Q 1 . Q w , N v Q . X . -. X' t Thx n l I 'iz N, x 4 1 s P , ' A - . N W ,X V 'x 3 ,, , 9' -9 I I A 0- ,, X l I 1 If- - .n ' r , ,. ' N ll is R HONCRS P T A Basketball Banquet Numa wwmwf-. l il'- rqfq nn ns n I Q? The conclusion of the Basketball season was highlighted by a banquet, given by the P T A on March 17 The tables, in keeping with the holiday, were artistically decorated with St Patrick's favorite color The master of ceremonies spot was ably handled by the P T A president, Mr Robert Smith, We literally sang for our supper while being served by neat and attractive waitresses After feasting on a meal fit for a king, we listened as Mr Motes made a well chosen speech on sports and sportsmanship The group was led in a school yell by the cheerleaders, Frances Parker and Verna Grimes The party was put in a good mood by listening to a vocal duet by Mr Smith and Mrs Irene Brown A beautifully given piano solo was played by Mrs Brown Coach Sandoval was called on and to his delight everyone lent an ear to what he had to say He then cut loose in well deserved praise of the team Although they had won but a few games, they were hard to beat He presented the team and cheerleaders, on behalf of the P T A , with small gold basketballs inscribed with 1951 and a blue S Mr. Smith then thanked everyone for their part in making the banquet possible. He hoped that a custom had been established which might last for years to come. He then bid all a pleasant Ngood night.N X 6 J A S gs! I I O W,MfWy7 5 v ,, 'f ' ' . ' ' -w 'Ski' S j M, ' 1 'W x s Eiga ff' .1 H A X f I' J w 1 jf A5 L, ' . u 1 bv , f O I C O o - o c 0- o o N H I C . . o o o o I O I O V O O O- O O Qi C I Oceac er :Lf V D8 Ggnssqzf a Fr 251665 This page sponsored b 3 ,IAQ ,x, JI M. 1- E 1 5 Q9 ,A 1 1- X I X ef X L 4' A I ' ,KJ 'f ,WE - 14 , y Sweetbriar Shops, Gallup, N,Mex ,gl LQ , 4,,. r fa 'TA xx -'M Max Ortega Capt Guard Honorable Mention Northern Tournament 1' JW '85 1 o Aggie one ga Center ff fe...-I aimet S9-uEn?93 5 gi! '5?otqa This page sponsored by Indian Trails Trading Post--Lupton, Arizona 3 V 5zr,ZQ l . EX ,J . , 5. R x, S lf' I ' T V fffn avid? 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I gr ,fy ,, '71 l , r ,I vig, I km I fx X Z Q new af,,, The Sanders Pirates went through a twenty four game schedule Cincluding tournament games! with only eight wins to their credit, but of the games lost, four of them were lost by a total of only nine points Four of the others were lost by margins of less than seven points As the season progressed and the players acquired the much needed experience the Pirates became an improved team and they were always fighting until the final whistle They finished regular season play by holding the highly favored Cathedral Panthers of Gallup to a three point victory This win gave the Panthers a 17 won and l lost record and gave us a 39 point average per game during season play The next week the team went to the Northern Arizona Tournament at Flagstaff where they opened the festivities in the new college gym by playing Fredonia For the third consecutive year determine the sixteenth team and again, as in the two previous years, the Pirates won by downing the Kaibab Kubs 59 H7 The next day they played the Seligman Antelopes and nearly upset the dope bucket We led from the second quarter on only to lose in the waning moments of the game 55 53 The following day they bounced back to defeat the favored St Johns Redskins 51 45 This win paired them against Ash Fork to determine one of the finalists for the consolation chanpionshlp The Spartans proved to have too much for us and beat us 59 6 and then they went on to win the finals We averaged 52 points a game at the tournament The captain of the Pirates, Max Ortega, led the team through the season He averaged sixteen points a game and received honorable mention for the All Northern team picked at the tournament He will be lost to next year's team as will Art and Frank Beasley but added strength is hoped for from the returning lettermen Ray Chavez, Aggie Ortega, Sam Barker, Clark Richins, Ben Lynch, Louie Morgan and Charles Grimes Also expected to help the team are several boys from the reserves Missing from the Varsity and Lettermen's pictures is Louis Morgan, who was one of the starters the last half of the season Louie was in the hospital at the time the pictures were taken sa S F5 df . 4 a K I 1 -15 Sanders and Fredonia had to nplay offn in order to iIl ' Clark Richins Charles Grimes Art Beasley XJLJ' ' f Leo Nez Frank Beasley Charles Bradburn I 'Si' N.,f Vincent Grimes Gilbert Ortega Norman Lauderdale Jeff Lauderdale Walter Marty Freddy Lynch Game Schedule Date Place Team Sanders Opponent Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Holbrook Lakeslde McNary Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Ft Apache McNary Ignacio,Colo Sanders Clarkdale Jerome Sanders Sanders Snowflake Sanders Ganado Gallup Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Holbrook Lakeside McNary Williams Lakeside McNary Ute Indians Ganado Ft Apache McNary Ute Indians McNary Clarkdale Jerome Ft. 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Q n- Je - er. p u I1 r 'eo ku' .' . . . fr ee . cn COIIZG . r I . a -igqn BOUVBH Mrs Brown UJIL Philip Lee f- I walter Marty Allen Smith Kathleen Young Leslie Paulsell Rob t Cassady Pat Paulsell 352 DOHDB Linnane Irene Lvnch Robert Smith Allan Pelton Vincent Grimes Aggie Orteza Ray Chavez Robert watchman Joe Chave Z Doris Shelton Clark Richins Mickey Marty This page sponsored by Kastning Music Co 3 Matthew's Furniture 144 - l v .'e , 1 ,. I f n A X ei, :gn gr EEN A m h R sh f N or . Y XLS. Co vs- , i 4 Ji? 4'- Wu. 5 x b alll ......: Qggjiglw-s 35 ,' 4ggQ3Z'f,2gEsf:s'g ff ' ,wgygsivfvo , ff A-,-in 1 1 ' 'j g. ,zgihfs . , -+rfQ q 9 what 's Cooking? Miss Dotson Q Ayala Do I smell something burning? q 0 .0 'SED- And the table was bare. Tom Mute Jeff Lauderdale Vocational Shop Again our school year started off with blue ribbons for the shop- Vincent grimes, Ben Lynch, Sam Barker, Jeff Lauderdale, and Tom Mute 47th Gradeh strutted home from the county fair at St Johns with first prizes The shop enrollment has been heavier than ever this year,there being sixty eight high school and elementary boys and eighteen veterans The vets have done a large volume of outside assignments this year Without this work the program would have been impossible, as our shop is entirely too small We wish to thank the people of the community for their co operation in this outside program The Smith Hughes Act, which helps to make possible the large shop program, provides for a Vocational Advisory Board consistlng of three members selected by the Board of Trustees These members are Mr Bill McDonald, Mr Robert Cassady and Mr Jeff Lauderdale Suggestions as to changes and improvement of the shop program will be welcomed by them Sam Barker BSD Lynch Vincent Grimes Q if A 5 M ,gb 4 This page sponsored by First State Bank and Bubany Lumber Co. f , s 'V . 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JLSAJK wif qv' ,,.44..qqosouv- nutm- 4 M. ,Mr 1 'S 19.71 Wie W2 There was a feeling of festivity and excitement in the air of Sanders School Wait just a minute, did I say school9 It was a carnival midway complete with funhouse, refreshment stands and booths of chance The most popular booth by far with the younger set was the fish pond The bingo stand held the attraction of adults The fun house pTOV1ded laughs and scares for every one untll it closed Oh, and did you see all those lusclous cakes at the cake walk? I tried it a couple times but usually some one neyt to me won The amateur show faithfully performed its three shows although the performers kept gettlng lost The great hlt of the show was Jeff Lauderdale, the singing sheriff Doesn't his voice send you9 Of course the main event was the crowning of the king and queen The march was heralded by the sound of trufpets It was pretty as King Paul Adair led his Queen Janitolene 'hit fleld down the aisle to their throne followed by all the other attendants The girls were all very pretty and the boys very handsome All were awarded prizes and the key to the carnival was presented to the king and queen Before the evening was over, my nose let me straight to the home ec room for some good ole American hot dogs and pop Mmmunh' what could be better9 All in all lt was a very successful carnlval At the end of it I was tired and glad to hit the trail for home. I . I . 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