Tombstone High School - Prospector Yearbook (Tombstone, AZ)

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,-..., ......--.-, .. WW-. .-.--ir - ,.,.....--ff., -. ..- ......4-uiP 'NP' IL li 7' 7' I? I? MS' E N Ouch, that hurts! and Do I have to eat that raw oyster '? could have been heard by any interested spec- tator on January 9, 1950, when the Lettermen initiated new members into their organization. The newcomers were clothed in the traditionally horrid combination of dresses and football pads! This was declared one of the most harrowing Lette rmen Initiations since the organiz- ing of the club by Joe B. Wisdom. The American Legion thoughtfully sponsored a foot- ball banquet in honor of the Lettermen, December Z0, 1949. The officers of the club for 1949-'50 are as follows: Glenn Pyeatt, Presidentg Frank Ramirez., Vice-Presidentg Pete Castro, Secretary-Treasurerg and Foe McGee, Reporter. From the progress of the club under the sponsorship of Mr. John Wyatt, it is evident that the Lette rmen chose good officers for 1949-'50! The Letterman Club members for '49-'50 are: F. Bakarich C. Tidwell A. Escarcega I. Montijo F. Garcia L. Bloom R. Darnell P. Luke T. Arnold F. Ramirez P. Castro B. Fenton M. Abril G. Pyeatt E. Escarcega J. McGee Sponsor, Mr. John Wyatt 32 .e... .V v -,?..--- . Z. Q, ,,.w- E: gt 1 Dpi ,, .ws '1 xt s f E K , 1+ '-it - -ig., - u A Er ' membep-,g'9ets ' hag3e.:h:1e WOPL: ag 2-,Yafro-ea: .Joys of T.l8l.1Ol1l

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OUTLINE FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Eligibility A. Yo high school B. You must have earned 50 points u must have taken physical education in Purposes A. To create good sportsmanship B. To further good fellowship among the high school as a whole Point System A. 500 points for a letter B. 700 points for a star C. 1000 points for a sweater Activities A. Semester hike B. Play Day Officers for 1949-'50 A. President-Barbara Costello B. Vice-President-Marie Kern C. Secretary-Treasurer-Marian Adams D. Reporter-Armida Vasquez G 5

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as , X -.,,'E2Q7 i.f:12 , r ss f ix ' -A lv ' i U , if ,Q . A It Ev fj 1, Amvac VCI' , .8 Clught ' . Q Q Junior-Senior Play 4 Throw up your hands! That's him, chief! An upset woman e 1 xc aims, Merciful heaven! He You shut up! was the reply. t No, it isn't an honest-to-goodness holdup, but m the ex it' ' lp me, Cecily! erel y a scene from c ing play given by the Junior and Senior Classes under the dir- ectorship of Miss A B Moral' ' . . is in the high school auditorium December 15, 1949. The three-act mystery-comedy entitl d ' e Bl brought to life by the following actors and actresses Kaoro, an East Indian. . . . . . . . . . . . Bertie Farnsworth th ' , eemgma........ Theodora Colpoy, a temperamental guardian. . . Cecily Grant, a charming spirit of wealth P . . . . eter Philbrick, victim of gold fever. . . . . Andrea, a dramatics teacher ..... Bonnie, pupil of drama ..... . Mildred, pupil of drama .... ..... . Lila, pupil of drama ............. . . Nancy Blaisdell, a fascinating as the ld go . . . . . Tom Blaisdell, a handsome prospector. . . Tess Philbrick, a dream walkin - g. . . . Danny,themole. . . . . . . . . . . Zando, the great. . . . . 33 ack Magic was -- . . Jerry Felland . . . Sam Arnold . Betty Jacobson . . Betty J. Hitt .Charles Tidwell . Betty Stevenson , , ,Ruth Griffin . Marian Adams Barbara Costello . . .Marie Kern . . . Pete Castro . . Viola Kellar . Teddy Arnold Clinton Benson