Tombstone High School - Prospector Yearbook (Tombstone, AZ)

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S P A N I S H C L U B , A 1 1 ' ,L .S :Sim Membegg dig ip , Y- ,nl . .V WL ,X L A-he Pancho, the Spanish Club Prospecting Reporter, gave us his report on the activities of the year, and we read this: At ze first meeting of ze year 1949-'50, our c1ob's fourteenth year in TUHS, we elected zese new members: Qzay had to have a C avereg or batter to gat in!! John Bigando, Joan Hockstad, Ruth Christiansen, Paul Luke, Betty Jane Rossette, and Virginia Gradillas. Our officers for ze year were: Pete Castro, President: Barbara Costello, Vice-President: Betty Jacobson, Secretary-Treasurer: Marie Kern, Reporter: and Betty Stevenson Historian. Ze beeg event of ze first semester woz our peecneec, wheech torned eento a party becoz of ze weather. Senorita Moralis, our clob sponsor, held ze party at her leetle hacienda, wheech we feeled to bursting. We, Los Conquistadores, had our famous Spaneesh Sopper January 21, 1950, for our vary beeg event of ze year. Weeth the money from the sopper we took a treep. Wiz tears een our eyes and memories in our hearts, we say a muy triste adios to our Senior members: Betty Stevenson, Marie Kern, Betty Jean Hitt, Ernest Escarcega, Barbara Costello, Delia Contreras, Virginia Gradillas, and our vary good presidente , Pedro fPeteJ Castro, Los Conquistadores of 1950 . The club members were as follows: J. Hockstad M. Kern R. Griffin R. Rossette E. Escarcega P. Castro Jacobson Pyeatt C ontre ras Gradillas Kellar Luke . Costello Stevenson Hitt . Christiansen Bigando . Castro

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Boom-a-lachy, boom-a-lachy, ziz boom bah! Tombstone High School, rah, rah, rah! This lively yell could have been heard at almost all TUHS athletic contests during the past year by any- one attending. And, of course, for lively yells lively cheerleaders are a necessity. One couldn't put all the enthusiasm TUHS cheerleaders showed this year into one little word such as lively, but one would need to use such others as zippy , peppy , and hep' to give the true picture. Marie Kern, Irene Federico, and Lila Mae Pyeatt can be justly proud of their contribution to school spirit! Cheerleaders ...I ' 1 'vel'yL:Ody Vi' dy? 28

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A RECIPE FOR AN INTERESTING F.H.A. Have all ingredients at room temperature. 1 serving of good Spanish food, served at the Spanish Supper celebrating F.H.A. Week lfZ pound of knowledge given out at the Woman's Club Program 1 pound ol' fun and learning, gained at the District and State F.H.A. Meetings. 3 ounces of good hard work put on the float for the Helldorado Parade Blend well with hot drinks sold at football games and throw in some of those jolly Christmas cards sold by the members to brighten up your creation. Add a big gob of that wonderful Spring Prom for the crowning touch to your recipe. Decorate with plenty of red and green used for decoration for the Christmas Dance. Officers needed to instruct the group in the making of this recipe are: Marie Kern, Presidentp Betty Stevenson, Vice-Presidentg Virginia Gradillas, Secretary: Barbara Costello, Treasurer: Marian Adams, Historian: Betty Jean Hitt, Reporterg and Ruth Christiansen, Degree Chairman. 30