Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1944 volume:

4 4 w A R 1 THE TUSAYAN THE TUSAYAN 1944 Edited By The SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 Published By WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL Williams, Arizona 1 THE TUSAYAN 2 WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING L ,Fl mv A L r r w - ff I gf. !J Q R ., 3 Q. I ' r A 1 I . . n w . w 1 - , 1 , A ' ,. lx I I y , , aw Y . 4 l. i 4 1 ml f Y I :Q I I I A, Y I n I i n 1 . 4 l 5 I ' 4, 1 1 . - - MLTHE HEDKCHTIQNA V5Feff1E:fJiicQ?ce thins issue: of the T11sayan fo fI1oseffoa'me'mf S1iEl,CLx?IiHfS.Off Wf1IfiAam-s -'Hiigfh 'Schgffl Whjo -are se1wvrii1g1in' various E11am'Qh'es Of Hike S'e1'viQ'e. THE TUSAYAN 3111 illlemnriam LOUISE DUCHOW Died February 25, 1944 JAMES HERMAN BROWN Reported Missing in Action in South Pacific Area 3 THE TUSAYAN RALPH SOUTHWORTH President SAL MGNTGOMERY CURTIS WHITAKER Member Clerk 4 XX X , W X , .. . .-N X.X X' X 1 'XX' . X . ' 'X '. X .X ,X XX A X- ' . I ,X X X - X K w 4 X X X f X'I xl X X -XL U XX X .X'- X X X J X X M X R X 1- xx A XX V. J .X X X 4 I ' h ' . 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THE TUSAYAN Arthur Bowie Superintendent of Schools Aileen Klass Principal Edna Craig Art Fern Rigg Secretary Bess Alcorn Commercial Celia Vatcher Home Economics ..,.,.w,ea4,, Carl Cureton Science X Velvie Flickinger ' A K E, Music fl U l L g 5 V, Tony Ljubicich ' I Coach and Manual Arts Edna Johnson Mathematics and Spanish ary Watson Librarian Y, 5 THE TUSAYAN 5? 6 ,I 1 . r-, N112 .:x'-' M lg f , V . A 1 , . :-,J A , H ' bl' av' ..' 'il '-If fur Q Q lu 4 1 QI-up 1 l L 1 j 1 4-I J 3 IJ 5 E' I l ll It W, , 1 H Il i I i i g! , I 1 1' 5 1 v f W- . , w I Q 4 L SQ--Y L , - lu, W wr ' V ,wr 'r ?.. ' 1 A W 5 l If i ' l X 1. L F R , , . I 5 il ' .' ' 4 s , ! f I 5 1 i' Q 3 L 4 I , ly . V wx fi I S 1 -I s If l il Nj: 1 I ll A - i v'l1N J 1 , , P .Zi THE TUSAYAN B ' ' Sallie Ann Powell , President BA Hubert Clark J. W. Duncan Oleta Cotner KJ, Vi . Vice-President of B Bridget Butler Secretary-Treasurer Martin Klass Lynn Kirby Dorothy Benson 7 THE TUSAYAN Marcella Dye Vance Brown Edward Gentsch Wanda Ritchhart Lyla Jean Fetterman John Hock ' Raymond Corona Charles McCormack Q Y Henry Gutierrez 8 THE TUSAYAN CLASS HISTORY FOR 1944 The Class of 1944 started off their freshman year with a bang. We had our first class meeting and elected officers. They were: Martin Klass, president, Eugene O'Nei1l, vice-president, Bridget Butler, sec- retary-treasurer. We thought we were quite important then, until the sophomores had their bit of fun at our expense. This was one fresh- man class that really were initiated, and the sophomores then honored us with the Initiation Dance. Of course we had to pay them back with our Hallowe'en party. The freshmen started out early in sports. In football Robert Lizardi, Lorenzo Lopez, and Ben Jaime were on the first team. In basketball, Henry Gutierrez, Jim Georgouses, and Rob- ert Lizardi were on the first team, managed by John Hock. The freshman English class presented a skit on Washington's Birthday. Betty McNelly, Oleta Cotner, Bridget Butler, Edward Gentsch, Wanda Wilson, John Hock, Martin Klass, and Vance Brown joined the Dra- matic Club. The freshmen also played an important part in the Mu- sic Contest held in Flagstaff, April 18 and 19. Bridget Butler re- ceived an excellent rating for violin solo. Ray Putnam was awarded an excellent rating for clarinet solo. John Hock entered the English Contest in Flagstaff, April 5, 1941. One of our fellow students pass- ed on in our freshman year. We pay respect to Richard Thompson, who died November 4, 1940. Our freshman year ended with the freshman-sophomore picnic at McLellan Dam. Our sophomore year started out with new officers. Bridget Butler. president, Dorothy Baker, vice-presidentg Betty McNelly, secretary- treasurer. We had been on the receiving end last year but we pitied the poor freshmen this year. They really caught it. We gave them their initiation dance and we hope they enjoyed it as much as we did. This year three new pupils joined us. They were Lynn Kirby, Sallie Ann Powell, and Marcella Dye. Lorenzo Lopez left after football season to join the army. The Music Department, under the direction of Miss Kathryn Stevenson, presented the Minstrel Show , on Novem- ber 7, 1941. Those sophomores who had major parts were Vance Brown, Martin Klass, Oleta Cotner, Edward Gentsch, and stage mana- ger, John Navarro, with the sophomores that were in the Glee Club. On February 6, 1942, the Thespian Club presented Out-talking the Talkies in which Edward Gentsch took part. On April 24, 1942, the Glee Club, under the direction of Kathryn Stevenson, presented an operetta, An Old Spanish Custom , in which the sophomores were well represented and Henry Gutierrez and Betty McNelly had major parts. Our class participated in all the sports this year. We ended our second year with the freshman-sophomore picnic at McLellan Dam. Our junior year started with a class meeting and election of class officers. They were: Bridget Butler, president, John Hock, vice-presi- dent, Oleta Cotner, secretary-treasurer. The football year was a very good one. Ben Jaime, John Hock, Eugene O'Neill, John Navarro, Mar- tin Klass, Henry Gutierrez, Raymond Corona, Paul Gutierrez, Rob- ert Lizardi, and Joe Baca helped to win the 1942 Northen Arizona Championship. Basketball was helped out by Joe Baca, Henry Gutier- rez, and John Hock. The Dramatic Club presented, on January 29, fContinued on page tenj 9 THE TUSAYAN CLASS HISTORY FOR 1944 CContinued from page ninel 1943, Junket For The Junkman , While The Toast Burns , and A Very Sick Man , with Wanda Wilson, Sallie Ann Powell, Oleta Cotner, Bridget Butler, Vance Brown, and Betty McNel1y participating. We presented our Junior Play, Nobody But Nancy on April 9, 1943. Here's To The Service , by the Girl's Glee Club was given on May 5, 1943. Oleta Cotner, Wanda Wilson, and Marcella Dye had major parts. The Junior Prom was given on May 26, 1943, with circus deco- rations predominating. During our junior year, six of our classmates joined the armed forces. Paul Gutierrez, the army, Robert Lizardi, the navy, Charles DeWitt, the navy, William Wood, the navy, Felix Jaime, the navy, Ben Jaime, the navy, and Jim Georgeouses went to Phoenix to go to school and then joined the navy from there. Our senior class as usual started out with electing class officers. They were: Sallie Ann Powell,'president, Oleta Cotner, vice-president, Bridget Butler, secretary-treasurer. Hubert Clark went to Los Angeles but returned to graduate with his friends. Betty McNelly went to San Bernardino where she will graduate. There are six seniors that grad- uated together who started to the Williams Grade School together. They are Joe Baca, Bridget Butler, Hubert Clark, Edward Gentsch, John Hock, and Martin Klass. Nicky Fetterman and J. W. Duncan en- rolled in our class this year. Sallie Ann Powell was editor-in-chief of the Viking with several seniors as reporters. Vance Brown was editor of a column in the Williams News. Marcella Dye was head majorette of the Drum and Bugle Corps. A Senior Assembly was presented and Vance Brown gave a reading, Bridget Butler, Marcella Dye, and Wan- da Wilson, gave the play entitled Betty Behave! ,and Martin Klass played the piano. The Senior Play, Act Your Age , was given on February 10, 1944. Joe Baca, Raymond Corona, Edward Gentsch, Vance Brown, Martin Klass, and J. W. Duncan helped the football season along. John Hock, Martin Klass, Joe Baca, and J. W. Duncan also played basketball. The Tusayan Staff for this year was chosen by the faculty and the entire Senior class took part in editing the year- book. The staff was as follows: Editors-in-chief-Bridget Butler and Vance Brown, Associate Editors-Sallie Ann Powell and Edward Gentsch, Business Managers-Martin Klass and John Hock, Sports Editors- Joe Baca and Henry Gutierrez, Snapshot Editors-Marcella Dye, J. W. Duncan, and Raymond Corona, Art Editors-Bridget But- ler and Lyla Fetterman, Joke Editors-Oleta Cotner and Charles Mc- Cormack, Class Historian- Wanda Wilson, Reporters and Typists -Dorothy Benson, Lynn Kirby, and Hubert Clark. The Senior Hop was held on Friday, May 5, and the room was very attractively decorated as a flower garden with a wishing well. Bacca- laureate was on Sunday, May 21. This was followed by Class Day on May 24 at which time the shovel was given to the junior class president by the senior class president. Wednesday night the juniors honored the seniors with their annual Junior Prom. Commencement exercises were held Thursday, May 25, followed by a reception in the library. So ended our four years in high school. Wanda Wilson Ritchhart 10 THE TUSAYAN SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 1944 Well, folks, here is your radio reporter, Martin Klass, bringing you the latest from the American colony on the planet Jug , As you know, folks, this planet was first discovered by the great scientist and chemist, Charles W. McCormack, M. A., M. D., A. D., and B. C., who discovered it through his powerful telescope on Supai Mountain in Arizona. James Weatherby Duncan, the pilot of the first rocket ship to land on Jug, is now the mayor, by unanimous choice. One of his ablest assistants is Raymond Corona, the eminent bug specialist, whose job it is to keep the flies that abound on this planet, under control. Flash: The peanut heiress, Marcella Dye, has just been exposed as a bigamist. You remember the home town girl that made her start in the Central Drug Co. of Williams, Arizona. Her husbands are said to be Admiral Gentsch, and Senator Brown, two well-known and in- fluential men. Gentsch has been in charge of the Coast Guard in the three mile limit around the earth. The latter, Senator Brown, is the brilliant statesman who secured the rights for America to establish this colony 10,000,000 miles from the planet, Earth. Here's a flash hot off the wire, folks. Joe Baca has just re- turned from the moon in his rocket ship, Aurora in the record- splitting time of 2 days, 6 hours, and 15 seconds. It is rumored here that his assistant, Henry Garcia Gutierrez, was detained at the moon by the police when they discovered that he owed several thousand dollars alimony to his sixth wife, whom he divorced on the grounds that she locked him out of his house. As a result he was forced to spend several weeks sleeping in his helicopter. Attention radio listeners: R. J. Hock, the bottle manufacturer, and inventor of the shapeless beverage bottle for hip pockets, has just be- come the father of triplets. Bridget Butler and Lyla Fetterman, the temperance advocates, who stirred up such a commotion in Congress last week, are on a tour of this planet in search of the answer to the most pressing problem of today. This is-, of course, the changing of whiskey to milk by chemi- cal process. We will pause a moment to hear a word from our sponsor, Lynn Kirby, President of the Ox Tail Meat Packing Company. Sorry, folks but Mr. Kirby just fell and swallowed a lighted cigar, and as a result, will not be able to appear tonight. Now, folks, on with the broadcast: Here are some of the latest gossip tidbits from the planet Jug . The priceless Pekinese dog belonging to Miss Dorothy Benson, the leading socialite hostess of CContinued on page thirty fourl 11 THE TUSAYAN CLASS WILL The members of the Senior class of Williams High School being of unsound minds and weak hearts and having but a few short hours to dwell among the horrors of high school, do make, publish, and declare. this our last will and testament. I, Joe Baca, leave my athletic ability to Johnny Tissaw. I, Dorothy Benson, will my troubles in shorthand to Elsie Larson. I, Vance Brown, bequeath my English vocabulary to Bill Nagiller, in the hope that he will be able to say something besides gosh darn . I, Bridget Butler, bestow my ability to charm 4'Okies upon Carolyn Byrd. I, Raymond Corona, will my sophomore girl friend to Tachie Na- varro. I, Oleta Cotner, bestow the bass drum upon Myrna Rogers, with a few additional pounds to help her carry it. I, Dimples Duncan, sorrowfully give Tillie from Holbrook to David McNe1ly. I, Marcella Dye, will my personality plus to next year's majorette. I, Nicky Fetterman, leave my ability to ditch school to Evelyn Wright. I, Edward Gentsch, bequeath my Boy Scout Troop to Robert Dean Wilson. I, Henry Gutierrez, will my black mustache- to Barry Sutton, hoping that he will give it the care it deserves. I, John Hock, bequeath my 6 ft. 3 in. of stalwart manhood to Sal Balderas. I, Lynn Kirby, leave my shy and bashful ways to Jack Grace. I, Martin Klass, will my Pistol Packin' Mama to Bill Lilly. I, Charles McCormack, bestow my sunshiny disposition upon Dick Kielhorn. I, Sallie Powell, leave my Editorship of the Viking to some other poor sucker, I, Wanda Wilson Ritchhart, leave my ability to catch a husband to Jean Cravey. I, Hubert Clark, will my collection of model airplanes to Henry Southworth. In witness whereof We have hereunto placed our seal. The Class of 1944 1 2. 1 1 X 1 XX . 1 1 X 1: 1 - 1X 1 1. X 1- . f 1 ' 1' -X ' - --X--X-w . 1 - '1 1 1 1 ' 17 ', 1 7 1 1 '. '. .1 1 - . 1 , ' 1 ' - 131 11 ' 11 1 , A 1 X 1 ' ' X1 X X' XX X 1 - .1 1 ' v 1 - ' , ' 1 1 n . ' 1 ' 1 1 '- '. 1- 1 ' X .1 , ' -1 5 -, 1 1 XX 1, ' , ' 1 'X ' 1 .11 X ., ' A X 1 ' X ' J A1 - Y . 1 , ' 1 XX 1 , 11 X 1 1 X 1 1 11 1 ' X ' I 1 1 X 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . ,. X X 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 X ' 1 1 1 Y' xg 1 X X X X 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q ' ' ' , 1 I ' XX 1 1 X ' ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 THE TUSAYAN Carolyn Byrd President A Vernon Fetterman Qymflfl ella Bustamante Jeanne McDowell : Vice President Dick Gonzalez U Secretary-Treasurer Norma Hancock U lf. i Jil' Jean Cravey f 5. U v xx ..-N., H If Bin Dye ij A , as Elsie Larson 4 I 13 THE TUSAYAN 5 4 1 Y deaf f ,L I 14 Kathryn Campbell Melvin Lilly Henry Southworth Isabell Fernandez - I 1 , 17 . X' ! ' Patsy Guindazola Rob rt Benson George Gruette Evelyn Wright Marilyn Tissaw Arcelia Cruz THE TUSAYAN M 15 r Mary Matson 'T 'Vg' Roberta York Jessie Gamboa Cla l1is Beatrice Lopez JH jf' 1 5.1,-3 'IJQ W ' .4 1, f M ,jll!!Q.,K KL L fflfqi Aurora Balderas Bill Naziller Bwelia Manriquez V Arnulfo Luna Myrna Faye Rogers w THE TUSAYAN - ' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of '45 began its high school career in the fall of 1941. The class consisted of forty-nine members, eighteen boys and thirty- one girls. One of the first activities was to elect class officers. Mary Jaime was elected president, Paul Luna, vice-president and a secre- tary-treasurler was not elected that year. Like all freshmen we were initiated by the sophomores, and it helped us settle down to the high school routine. Our first social function was a Hallowe'en dance in honor of the sophomores. This activity made us feel very big and im- portant. We closed our freshman year with a picnic at McLellan Dam. At the beginning of our sophomore year we felt quite experienced in high school life, even if We were still lower classmen. Officers elected to lead the class were Billy Lilly, presidentg Mary Martinez, vice presi- clentg and Mary Matson, secretary-treasurer. Bud Parrish, LaVonna Tiller, Betty Jo Simms, Rose Dougall, Jean Cravey, Connie Davis, and Barbara Stone were all new students who enrolled in high school the sophomore year. Arnulfo Luna came back from Flagstaff High School to re-enter in our class. Our most important activity that year was the freshman initiation, and we really laid it on . That evening we sponsored the initiation dance for the freshmen because we wanted them to have as nice an introduction into high school as we had. Sophomore boys who took part in sports were Billy Lilly, Dick Gonzalez, Paul Farmer, and Bill Dye, the first three of whom became lettermen. Other sopho- mores were active in the Dramatic Club, the Glee Club, the W Club, and the Pep Squad. We closed our sophomore year on May 28, looking for- ward to our junior year when we would at last become upperclassmen. Our junior year started off by electing Carolyn Byrd, presidentg Jeanne McDowell, vice-presidentg and Dick Gonzales, secretary-treas- urer. Four new students-Marilyn Tissaw, Vernon Fetterman, Roberta York, and George Gruette-enrolled in the junior class. This year we Went into big business in a big way. Quite a number of the boys were prominent in both football and basketball. Many of the girls were active in Glee Club, the Pep Squad, and the Drum and Bugle Corps. Others joined the Thespian Club and the Viking Staff. Funds for the Prom were obtained by giving the Junior play Brother Goose which was quite a successful undertaking. On May 24 we gave the Prom and it was a s-atisfying reward for all our labors. At the close of our junior year We were very excited, for next year we would be SENIORS. During ou1' three years in high school, six boys joined the service. Eddie Dallago, Carlos Rodriquez, and Jimmy Bustamante are now serving in the Navy and Alvin Ryan, Paul Luna, and Lorenzo Her- nandez are in the Army. Carolyn Byrd Class Historian 16 W fr.-Am' ' -P W, f, ,, ,1 V ,A A ' , .f 3 .5 --,-i-, L rf- , M.4'-,. 3 .-f .-.L-. ,L 1, ' vi. P , . ' 1 , ,.,, .' all ZLQ -. 1' 1 ,-ry' H-5 H 3' : 'W' 'V-,Il .'g','.'r1ul1,ml '::JK .I v-, -I -4.. .A. jf., Q, ctxvmgs l, sir P r ' 'Q Q! I THE TUSAYAN fax 'WMA' , i f '-W I SOPHOMORE CLASS Margaret Barker, Robert Blanton, Velma Bryant, Harold Campbell, Harvey Cottolendy, Harold Curry, Rosalie Curry, Kathryn Dye, Jack Falkoske, Alvino Figueroa, Donald Gaddis, Jack Grace, Billy Jo Gul- ledge, Ann Johnson, Richard Kielhorn, Earl Kirby, Esiquio Lira, Vic- toria Lizardi, Beatrice Lopez, Donna McLeese, David McNelly, Dolor- es McNiel, Alice Magill, Dora Manrriquez, Esperanza Martinez, Pat- ricia Mowrey, Anastacio Navarro, Picho Torrez, Rosa Trueba, Gustavo Vargas, Lupe Vargas, Leland Teddy Webster, Wanda Welker, Ray- mond White, Jack Whitted, Bonnie Williamson, Ivan Wilson. Rf v , 1 Q' L L., 2 X I! fQ., ' nb V , . 'X 0 Kff Lf 1 -. , B :HQ xl QL 9 17 1. J ' TX i fm , 'A VW f F K A, w , ,f ' X. 1, I , , .' ' I 'T .f 'ff , J f . I 4 . , . I .-LLB! v 1' ' . ff- 14 A X C L f f X , ,V rf f fy f ' , A, I THE TUSAYAN xy 7 v ft ill21,, . 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Oleta Cotner and Charles McCormack Cl2.SS Historian ................. ..,---- Wanda Wilson Ritchhart Reporters and Typists, Dorothy Benson, Lynn Kirby, and Hubert Clark - Joe Baca and Henry Gutierrez 19 THE TUSAYAN VIKING STAFF W?SEMQMQQS ZT5ZZ: 'gj?S:'QQ gist Q, H ?1e.BiEi-Wir sffifgrffiee 25515-.?s3EEX5 ?i W'W351?'i.l'f Q m?2 i?1'5 isZ 3 -f,p'H3..a1N?i a rv Tamar J ,wsggigg -B x.'HEwQ Fsss1:smw.esEg,i,,f:.a .Elwmis.-wmsfi QE as Y V , was - is sas- s ,X s , v. , 1.-sail,-.L s qjwsm -as an ,s X WWW 4. as is K. --e - a Y'-' ' ' 1 ' , -- MK '. . fg -as QQ, 3153- wi, 5 H Q-M args Q .I mg , ,K 315543 ggmigigtq., Q K 5:2 am-ag guEamaLA,5.a wil.-sggmgriivmfs I: -ie me z EE BE 'iz Q M ,mx 5' krggwfmvww-w 1 1 abs, , W i-.ss-S., an ia W w-- am -ig W ss 1- M as H E M-resist-a.r:,.,M MW s. 1.1 , 1 Winn N .,.s'sg+g. QAM , , F Sallie Ann Powell ..-....................... --- Edi'CO1'-IU'Ch1ef Carolyn Byrd ,,,,,-,-,,.--,,,-,.,.,,....,,.... 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F reshman Editor Marcella Dye, Nicky Fetterman, Hubert Clark, Nancy Samson, and Isabell Fernandez -.....-.-. .------------------- R eporters 20 THE TUSAYAN SENIOR CLASS PLAY, ACT YOUR AGE Cast: Sallie Ann Powell-Geraldine Marcella Dye-Angelica Goetzg Joyceg Olcta Cotner-Corag Edward Gentsch-Archibald Hof- fenflugelg Vance Brown-James Matsong Wanda Ritchhart- Helgag Bridget Butler-Sandra Stoneg Dorothy Benson-Western Union Messengerg J. W. Duncan-Commander Stone Stage Managers : Hubert Clark, John Hock, Henry Gutierrez Director: Stor Edna Johnson y: The plot centers around two fourteen year old girls, Angy Goetz and Jerry Joyce, who have been writing to two sailors, Gadget Hotfenflugel and Jim Matson. Through their correspondence they have become engaged to the sailors, who think the girls are eighteen. Much to the dismay of Angy and Jerry, the sailors get leave from the Navy and decide to devote their entire time to the girls. This leads to a number of hilarious events which are made more interesting by the arrival of Jerry's Aunt Sandra, who de- cides to teach them all a lesson. After several close shaves and mixups the play comes to a happy conclusion. 21 Y I H THE TUSAYAN JUNIOR PLAY, BROTHER GOOSE is - ri- ,..--, -. . as ,ng 4 X E is .lit EY'i.f5 F5ss ' s F srsmk, :xi E E - sms -.us fm -s- - Q. W 4 ,.,1'Q?,., smdl , W',.UmWM'ZYSi1ml. W A 'Y S Cast: Bobby Benson-Jeff, Evelyn Wright-Carolg George Gruette-- Wes g Elsie Larson-Hyacinth, Bella Bustamante-Heleng Caro- lyn Byrd--Peggyg Marilyn Tissaw--Eve, Roberta York-Sarahg Jeanne McDowell-Lenore, Isabell Fernandez-Mrs. 'Trimmerg Bill Dye-Truck Driver Director: - Edna Johnson . ' Stage Managers: Henry Southworth, Bill Nagiller Story : Jeff Adams is an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brother and sisters in the evening. Into their hec- tic midst comes Peggy Winkel, a delightfully vague girl, who is supposed to sell hosiery, but really brings order, comedy, and romance! Jeff mistakes Peggy for the new maid, and Peggy, tired of selling hosiery and fond of the children, agrees to stay on and help out. But Lenore Hudson has just inherited a million dollars, and has commissioned Jeff to build her a new house which she hopes he will eventually share with her. Hy, the little tom- boy, whose passion is football, hates Lenore because Lenore is building her house on their football lot and is starting to exca- vate the very day of the important football game. In an excruc- iatingly funny scene, Hy puts a crimp in Lenore's plans, but Peg- gy shields Hy, and takes the blame herself. Jeff flares up at her. Peggy thinks she does not have a chance competing with a girl who inherited a million dollars, and leaves. Then Jeff realizes how much Peggy means to him'.. Hy gets her football squad out and they bring her back. 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A--fqfiflf il 1 -Q -12. -,,.- 4- rt ,'- at w.. w-A .-,,: J- .r - ,- Milf. .IJ ,N 11 EP Lwjlgls rr- HL--J ,,,, A -I Alb-5 X. -,-:xg 44. fx ', '-' -H, fi-'Pl - '- -N -'--1 - '.11 - ' Til- W'-TH -gf'fW'1'Q'L-HW: 1-2?-51'5A1'f !E4:'5? N Tar , iw! .4 L A 1 ,:51NI'H:I,, :JJeb,1.E:,mw,rrx:x..?,,r:-I mf: - I 1 n al- fb' -1 '1f,.-qu2fg'fr1f.1g, '-s?W.L,1ff3-.+ ,f!',-,gi 1 ,,.1' .-D ,- A '-3, J J,'5....1.',.,n,' yy-ngQ,,g w,,I-,fp-' ,-iv-Q 'J'-1f! JFQL7Qj1'H l .+'9:-Q91 .',L 5f.L,fj1.P.55E ' 111 - .- r-' H- '41 ii :f.',f,Qjf-' f 1. f .5 'nj M -Eb. vr' ' jf .ij THE TUSAYAN FOOTBALL Our football season for 1943 was not successful because of the in- experienced players, but.we give credit to Coach Ljubicich and the team for the fighting spirit they displayed throughout the season. The only lettermen back from the Championship Team of 1942 were Captain Joe Baca, better known as Li'l Joe, Martin Klass, and Raymond Corona. Next year's team is going to be stronger. The players they will lose are Captain Joe Baca, Martin Klass, Raymond Corona, Edward Gentsch, Vance Brown, and J. W. Duncan. The returning lettermen are as follows: Picho Torrez, Bill Dye, Ivan Wilson, David McNelly, Tachie Na- varro, Vernon Fetterman, Dick Gonzalez, Arnulfo Luna, Barry Sut- ton, Bob Benson, Don Gaddis, and John Joe Avelar. WILLIAMS OPPONENTS 0 Winslow 0 Clarkdale 0 Prescott O Kingman 14 Clarkdale 0 Winslow The schedule for the year of 1944 and 1945: Clarkdale Sept. 22 Here Kingman Sept. 29 Here Oct. 6 Open Jerome Oct. 13 Here Prescott Oct. 20 Here Flagstalf Oct. 27 Here Winslow Nov. 4 There Prescott Nov. 10 There 27 THE TUSAYAN ,Nw W 225 gf New W , Siizzf 'nw S.. mv pf Q My Phi EY. 0,1 ,, 14 'H mum, saws 1' N ww Ike vi NM,',,.' K n. mmf ' Ge-nib? . yCmy1:3rcS ' 28 New fx . ss, THE TUSAYAN Eiplmalfgigarfox , ,,, .. . ' P 'W vM+ Luna. 1. y ,, .M ', ' fT-..Q,, B f ,, .. IJ-M. b- :' ' M. ' Xa. 5 555511: Wig. 'T -.'L.-..f,. .gg 1-K N . :'Ff5'ff. . xiii a 1Q.:ff 4 'ff F. Q w I 29 -Q THE TUSAYAN BASKETBALL Our basketball team for the year 1943-44 looked promising but lacked experience necessary to have a very successful season. The only returning lettermen were Joe Baca and Dick Gonzalez, but as the basketball season went on the team improved a great deal. The boys that made up the team were as follows: Joe Baca, Dick Gonzalez, Martin Klass, Picho Torrez, David McNelly, Tachi Navarro, J. W. Duncan, Arnulfo Luna, Don Gaddis, and Arthur Lo- pez. The beginning of the second semester John Hock and Billy Lilly started playing and helped the team a great deal. In the tournament at Flagstaff the Viking's first team appeared in the consolation finals and lost a heart-breaking game to Snowflake by a score of 21 to 24. With this game went the only chance Wil- liams High School had to go to the state tournament at Phoenix. At the beginning of the s-eason Joe Baca was elected captain of the bas- ketball team. At the Tournament at Flagstaff he was named for- ward on the All-Tournament Second Team. Joe Baca, John Hock, J. W. Duncan, and Martin Klass are seniors and will be lost to the team for next year. Prospects are bright, however, for in addition to the boys in the lower grades, our returning players for next year are as follows: David McNelly, Picho Torrez, Arthur Lopez, Tachi Navarro, Sal Balderas, Don Gad- dis, Dick Gonzalez, Alvino Figueroa, Bud Parrish, Arnulfo Luna, Billy Lilly, and Bob Benson. Watch these boys next year! The season's record follows: WILLIAMS OPPONENT 32 Seligman 49 15 Winslow 27 28 Snowflake 24 21 Flagstaff 1 8 33 Kingman 43 19 Winslow 45 24 Snowflake 30 43 Ash Fork 27 25 Prescott 34 22 Seligman 35 20 Jerome 28 20 Jerome 46 20 Flagstaff 1 9 38 Clarkdale 46 17 Prescott 2 1 30 Clarkdale 42 TOURNAMENT WILLIAMS OPPONENT 1 6 St. Johns 24 27 Holbrook 1 5 28 Flagstaff 17 21 Snowflake 25 30 THE TUSAYAN 31 THE TUSAYAN 32 W L THE TUSAYAN BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' John Joe Avelar, Robert Blanton, Sal Balderas, Harold Curry, Harold Campbell, Harvey Cottolendy, Bill Dye, J. W. Duncan, Alvino Figuer- oa, Jack Falkoske, Vernon Fetterman, Don Gaddis, George Gruette, David Hulett, Lynn Kirby, Earl Kirby, Dick Kielhorn, Sanchez Lira, Arthur Lopez, David McNelly, Charles McCormack, Wayne Massey, Bill Nagiller, Bud Parrish, Aljoe Sumncelia, Barry Sutton, Johnny Tis- saw, Picho Torrez, Gustavo Vargas, Raymond White, Neal White, Jack Whitted, Robert Dean Wilson, Ivan Wilson, Teddy Webster. 33 THE TUSAYAN SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 1944 fContinued from page elevenl this generation, was picked up by F. B. I. men early this morning. Inspector Hubert Clark, in charge of the F. B. I. on this planet, de- nied the rumor that the dog had bitten Oleta Cotner, the famous wo- man journalist. In the opinion of your humble radio reporter, it would be better if that poison-pen pusher had been bitten by a Great Dane. Flash: For the first time in the history of the world, the Demo- cratic party has chosen two women candidates for the presidency and the vice-presidency. This startling announcement came from the Democratic Headquarters at the convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. The candidate for president is Sallie Ann Powell, the woman senator from Arizona, and the candidate for vice-president is Mrs. Wanda Wilson Ritchhart, a close friend of the former, and also a resident of Arizona. In bringing this newscast to a close, let me tell you people here on this planet, that 10,000,000 miles isn't too far away to be, from an All Woman Administration at home. So until this same time next week, let me remind you to eat lots of Ox Tail Company's delicately packed pickled pigs feet. This is Mar- tin Klass signing off. Martin Klass 34 I ,I I I I II I I f 1 ' I I I 1 I I iv I .,-I I W ,-.,, AV---3 If I 1,4 I I , q l , 1 '- -.Lf - .. -W' V.. ,,,-, -,-.., H V -- .,4i1-T-l J I I . J. I I I I I I.. I II II II 'I II ,I , I I I II 'I III ,- 'II II II an If I I J l in . I I I I B 'I 9 THE TUSAYAN V Voince And df ww NYJ 5-. 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Williams Arizona PARLOR BARBER SHOP Williams Arizona THE TUSAYAN COMPLIMENTS NORTH sims GROCERY of the WEST END OROCERY C- C- Marion, Prop- Williams Arizona Williams Arizona BEST WISHES TO THE COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS cLAss OF 1944 OF 1944 , , FERNANDEZ and M6466 4 RODRIGUEZ BEA T -Z- U Y SHOP Williams Arizona FRANK SYLVESTER'S OLD MILL CAFE SHOE si-IOP sh R , CONGRATULATIONS ces elm' TO THE SENIORS Phone 105 Williams Arizona Williams Arizona CLEAR SAILING CLASS OF '44 N. A. CAMPBELL, Agt. General Petroleum Products Bulk Plant Williams Arizona JACK WHITTED Gas and Music Phone 68 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '44 PINE CREST DAIRY Williams Arizona Woman's Benefit Assoc. Meets Every 3rd Thursday Pearl Sutherland Prem. Katherine Benham Sec. Clara Drummond Treas. THE TUSAYAN THE BOOK SUPPLY COMPANY Library Books 564-566 W. Monroe St. 1 COMPLAIMENTS fa OF S ELL OIL COMPANY ' . P. Thurston, Agent if Chicago Illinois illiams Arizona CONTRIBUTED CONGRATULATIONS f to the by XPP' SENIORS A GOOD FFQLEND Business 8: Professional of the WOMEN'S CLUB H AGH SCHOOL Williams Arizona EAT, DRINK AND CONGRATULATIONS BE MERRY JOHNNIE MILLS CAFE Williams Arizona 'I TO CLASS OF '44 SUN NYSIDE DAIRY Williams Arizona THE TUSAYAN THE BANK OF ARIZONA Oldest Bank in Arizona Established in 1877 Chi :cking Accounts Member Federal Deposit Insurax ce Corporation 1-ii if JANITORS' SUPPLIES HAMMOND SOAP AND CHEMICAL CO. 1308 South Central Ave. N Phone 37 iii Williams Arizon a Phoenix Arizona X COMPLIMENTS 'K X 110 the CONCHEKATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS h of 1944 X UNION OIL CO. SULTANA BUFFET Williams Arizona Williams- Arizona 44 - A THE TUSAYAN Trade . Williams' I Safely P ' '. Pioneer At -. ESTABLISHED' me-q w S . tore Complete Department Store CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '44 AND THE WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Williams Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY L. 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Williams Arizona Lum er 0 48 L I THE TUSAYAN O. B. MARSTON BEST WISHES SUPPLY CO. TO THE SENIORS Everything For BEACON CAFE Schools 8: Sports Pl'100HiX A1'iZ01121 Williams Arizona OFFICE AIDS FOR ALL TRADES Books - Gifts - Greeting Cards School and Office Supplies and Equipment PETERSON, BROOKE, 8: STEINER Prescott Arizona Congratulations to the Senior Class of '44 K. N. Richardson WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. Williams Arizona WILLIAMS REBEKAH No. 10 Meets Every Friday Anna Mary Gentsch Noble Grand Mabel Easton Secretary Clara Drummond Treas. Williams Arizona THE TUSAYAN Bowie: Class, I am dismissing you ten minutes early today. Please go out quietly so as not to Wake the other classes. She: 'Tm not myself tonight. Brute: Then we ought to have a. good time. Hello, little girl! Want a ride? No, thanks. I'm Walking back from one now. 50 THE TUSAYAN 14aZ'ag1m71l14 Co-Ed: Why didn't you find out who he was when the professor called roll? Another Co-Ed: I did try to, but he answered for four different names. Freshiei What's good for cleaning ivory? Senior: Ever try a shampoo? No, Wanda, eating June peas has nothing to do with the formation of pods under one's eyes. 51 THE TUSAYAN Ljubicich: Marcella, who was Anne Boleyn? Marcella: A flatiron, sir. A Ljubicich: What do you mean? Marcella: Well, our history book says- that 'Henry, having disposed of Catherine, pressed his suit with Anne Boleynf The only difference between the dime novel of yesterday and the novel of today is about one dollar and ninety cents. Every time Cupid hits a target he Mrs. it. 52 1 N i , . N , N N N N A Y Q .' N ' J N . V N , , xt Y' N . N ' . N, N Y N N 1' N N ' ' N ' . N N , f' N N ' I , Y N N l' N A. N I N -l N N , N ','. N . 'N N N V ' N . V, N I I Y .' N ' N . N N N N , -,N ' N N . N , N N N ' N N ' N . ' N , N N I , , N . , J N N , N' , N - N - N N . .H L' N - N ' ' 11 N N ., N ' N ' . N 4, N . N- . N N N ', N , N 1 N. 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