Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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JAMES KING Physics MISS MARION I-IIGI-IAM English MR. JACK PATTON Industrial Arts MISS ELAINE HARMON English ' 'J .,: .1 1 I xl MR. WILLIAM KOLLER Mathematics MR. MARK SMITH Custodian .i. ,v ff' pz, v nl 9 . 4':fK:qf. - 'Se' If I ' Li Kr fy- - I K. 5.- 'If 1 1 5 fl gg?-sg ,QQ-If Seawfw W . ,N...+,.:..qw X ff 5, Catan, ff -.ix N x 4 ' Q fr ,, I 'Q , a u I C ,fucxl ,fc 1 1 x a QQ!! F Sv- 'Mis' ELLEN I. AMBERG MARY L. BALLARD MOLLY BERGER DAN BLJNNEY LEROY CANTY LYNNE COFFEE RETA Q. Aorcmscm -Q ,eq i .35 an .pat i ANYONIO COIQONA gi' I , . V32 -4 XI ul f'J-4 0-.A4 xl , -f x DORIS J. Cox ALLYN C. CURETON DORIS P. DUFFIELD DOROTHY FERNANDEZ WILLIAM L. FULLER ARTUPO H.GAQClA 1 'ww Q 3' as f .. A MARY C. JUAREZ KATHLEEN M. Kms MILDRED P. LeascH VIRGIL L. LovuTT RAYMOND J. Luco HARRY V. MACKAY GLADYS GLASSCOCK 'Z' 1 VQN 'Cb '-S5-' 'Q Q' .Ana if 15 JOHN MARTANEZ PHYLUS H. MIER RICHARD MIRANDA PEDRO G. MONTOYA OPAL L. MEANS LLOYD J. MOREY GILBERT Muwoz MARGARET ORosco PAUL A, PAYNE DELLA E. PORTER FRANK PROCTOR JUAN R. SANDOVAL PATRICIA STAMP MARVIN W. THOMPSON JOHN WAOONER Mass HIGHAM SPONSOR 1 'U -91 1 'I 1 '2 In ,tg Y .3 it ,f q,,'s' v lv 34 4 Jean Cox wall my heaght of 5 feet to Sally Southworth hopang that she wall fand a use for at CEdators Note You fudged Jean you re not that tallj Della Porter wall my abalaty to get an trouble wath my teachers to Catherane Mayes because she as doang so well an that capacaty already Ellen Amberg leave my abalaty to be a bad draver and stall get the car to pack up boys to Mary Ann Way Lynne Coffee wall all my aunaor sophomore and freshman fraends to Chera Gardner take good care of them Chera Kam Kang wall my gracefulness to Glenda Gum and hope she wont be an anvalad when she leaves school Raynelle Reed wall all of my cowboys to any numb skull who wall have them Mary Lou Ballard wall my year round tan and abalaty not to sun burn to Nancy Peckumn hopang that she wont peel every tame she stands an the sun Hope Maer wall my abalaty to lave at up my senaor year to Gaal Taylor because by the tame she as a senaor she wall have all the teachers an WHS batang Tony Corona wall my abalaty to be a careful draver to Benny Sandoval Gladys Glasscock wall my abalaty to talk Cand not lastenj to Irene Lucero Doras Duffaeld wall my a aty to get ls an Spanash to the football boys Margaret Orozco wall my favorate corner an the dark room to Bertha George Montoya wall my curly haar to Mr Martanez so that he can leave has lattle red cap at home once an a whale Rachard Maranda wall my abalaty to cruase the drag wathout a lacense to Louas Corona sance he as the one who taught me CEdator s Note Louas has no car D Pat Lebsch wall my abalaty to travel to Japan and back to any person who wants to try t Raymond Lugo wall my cowboy boots to 'Stanley Yoakum an order that he may reach the heaght of 4 2 by the tame he as a senaor Arthur Garcaa wall my abalaty to grow haar on my chest to Tony Alvarez an hope that when he as 50 he wall have at least one CEdators Note he has no haar on has chestj Lloyd Morey leave my Cadallac convertable to any one that thanks he can drave at or even start at Galbert Munoz wall my athletac abalaty to Dale Payne knowang he wall be successful because he doesnt ca e for garls gust lake me' Paul Payne wall my outof town date book to Jammy Maller knowang well that he wall keep an contact wath all my old flames Dorothy Fernandez leave my eye lash curler to lrene Juarez an hope that she wall make good use of at Ladell Lovatt wall my nackname Yahoodae to Jammy Whataker Ball Fuller wall my pravate cell an the Wanslow aaal to the Ratpackers so that they wall keep at as clean as l have done an the past Harry Mackay wall my nose guard to Pat Kang be cause has nose looks as af he as goang to need t John Wagoner humbly wall my beautaful mellow soundang papes to Harvey Maaor That oal can of Har veys needs somethang Leroy Canty wall my mathematacal abalaty to M Koller so that someday he wall be able to add 2 and 2 and get 5 lake I do John Martanez wall all my clothes to Jammy Kandred CEdators Note you d better not Johnny at gets awfully cold an the wanter tamej Dan Bunney wall my abalaty to sleep an the dark room to Laura McMahan Opal Means wall all my dresses to Zola Hutchans hopang that she wall wear them once an a wh le Allyn Cureton wall my nackname Kaller to Davad Cox hopang that he wall put at to good use Wayne Thompson wall my heaght to Jammy Walker We red heads stack together Frank Proctor wall my Model A Ford to my saster Tia John Sandoval wall my quaet nature to Roban LaRue somethang should keep that garl quaet Charlotte Juarez wall all of my sweaters to Landa McKee Molly Berger leave my muscles to Peter Gardner so that he can make the football team Pat Stamp leave my Calafornaa contacts to Mass Har mon because l know she lakes prunes 20 ' a ' ' , la , ' ' . 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I l D . . l l l . - I . ll I l, , I . - - r - I r ' ln the fall of 1951 46 eager and frughtened freshmen enrolled un Wulluams Hugh School Class offucers were chosen as follows Gulbert Munoz Presudent Hope Muer Secretary Dorus Duffueld Treasurer and Molly Berger Student Councul Representatuve After beung offucually welcomed unto the school wuth unutuatuon by the sopho mores we settled down to our furst year of hugh school lufe ln October we sponsored the annual Halloween party Our furst year of hugh school was closed un May wuth a pucnuc at Oak Creek Canyon at whuch we were hosts to the sophomores We began our sophomore year un 1952 wuth 44 members un our class We had lost Mary Martunez Joe Guundazola Charlotte Cawker Bobby Rocha Bull Ensugn Celua Martunez and Bull Watkuns Our class was uouned thus year by Gladys Glasscock Frank Proctor Mary Lou Ballard Loren Muller and John Covungton We elected the followung to class offuces Gulbert Munoz Presudent Bull Fuller Vuce Presudent Dorus Duffueld Secretary Treas urer and Wayne Thompson Student Councul Representa tuve Fufteen of the sophomore gurls were members of the drum and bugle corps wuth Kum Kung and Mary Lou Ballard as twurlers Lynne Coffee and Dorus Duffueld were elected cheerleaders by the student body Durung thus year Gulbert Munoz was chosen All Tournament for the second team un Junuor Varsuty basketball W school We ended our second year of hugh school as the guests of the freshman class at a pucnuc at Oak Creek Canyon ln 1953 we began our furst year as upperclassmen wuth a class of 40 uunuors That year we were uouned by Harry Mackay but we lost Dennus Bockelman Pat Lebsch Ruchard Pena Loren Muller and Anuta Gabaldon Gulbert Munoz was agaun chosen Presudent of our class Bull Fuller Vuce Presudent Dorus Duffueld Secretary Treas urer and DeLous Rea Student Councul Representatuve Dorus Duffueld was elected to serve as head cheerleader for the year Wayne Thompson was elected Student Councul Vuce Presudent ln the electuon of favorutes Molly Berger was chosen as Best All Round Gurl We had 13 gurls un drum and bugle wuth Kurru Kung as head twurler and DeLous Rea and Mary Lou Ballard as twurlers In May we louned the senuor class un guvung the Junuor Senuor Prom wuth the theme of Hawauuan Sunset Paul Payne and Vlolly Berger were chosen as attendants to the queen and kung at the Prom In football Wayne Thompson was All Northern second team Gulbert Munoz was Alu Northern second team un basketball Representatuves to Gurls State were Dorus Duffueld and Kum Kung representatuves to Boys State were Paul Payne and Gulbert Munoz In March we presented a very successful play Tamung the Brat We closed our uunuor year by beung hosts to the senuors at a pucnuc un Oak Creek Wwfafzq ln 1954 we began our funal year at WHS wuth 36 senuors un our class We started the year off by electung class offucers Gulbert Munoz was elected President for the fourth year Other offucers were Wayne Thompson Vuce Presudent Bull Fuller SecretaryTreasurer Molly Berger Treasurer and Leroy Canty Student Councul Representa tuve We had three senuors as student councul offucers wuth Harry Mackay as Presudent Kum Kung as Socual Manager and Mary Lou Ballard Secretary Treasurer Kum Kung was mauorette for drum and bugle There were 12 senuor members un the corps wuth Mary Lou Ballard as head twurler Hope Muer and Della Porter head drummers and Opal Means head bugler Other drummers were Charlotte Juarez Gladys Glasscock and Jean Cox Pat Lebsch played the bell Lyres and Molly Berger Ellen Amberg and Dorothy Fernandez were buglers Lynne Coffee and Dorus Duffueld were elected cheerleaders A number of senuors were chosen as favorutes thus year Molly Berger was chosen Best All Around Gurl Mary Lou Ballard was chosen Most Popular Gurl Wayne Thompson was chosen Most Popular Boy John Wagoner was chosen Best Lookung Boy and Gulbert Munoz was chosen Best AllAround Boy Molly Berger was elected Muss Basketball and Opal Means was elected Muss Football by the uunuor class ln football Wayne Thompson was named All Northern furst strung and Harry Mackay and Leroy Canty were guven honorable mentuon on the All Northern teams Durung our senuor year we lost fuve members of our class Laura Armstrong John Covungton Joe Crockett Bobby Whute and DeLous Rea Pat Lebsch returned to our school for her sensor year Pat Stamp also uouned us transferrung from Calufornua at the begunnung of the last semester In November we presented our senuor play he Inner Wully one of the most successful plays ever presented In May we uouned the uunuor class and held the Junuor Senuor Prom Gulbert Munoz and Lynne Coffee were chosen Kung and Queen of the Prom Our senuor year ended wuth Baccalaureate on May 22 and Commencement on May 29 The day after com mencement the uunuors took us on a pucnuc to Oak Creek Canyon Of the 36 senuors who graduated thus year 17 t tended school un Wulluams from the furst grade through the twelfth These 17 students are Paul Payne Jean Cox Dorothy Fernandez Raymond Lugo Dan Bunny George Montoya Charlotte Juarez Tony Corona Dorus Duffueld Margaret Orozco Della Porter Ruchard Muranda Gulbert Munoz Allyn Cureton Bull Fuller Arthur Garcua Opal Means and John Martunez DELLA PORTER I 1 1 I . I . I . I . I . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' - 1 1 - I . 1 1 1 1 , . . Q . ' I . I I . . 1 1 , ' , ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I , . . I ' I I I ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' ' ' . e sponsored a semi-formal Christmas dance for the high . I ' , I - 1 ' I I . I I I y ' - . . n I I - . 1 ' . . . . . I I I ' I . 1 1 1 - - I ' I T I . . . I II I I ' I - 1 . 1 ' I , . , , - 11 -- 11 I . . I a - . , . . . . . . - 1 . I , . . . . I . I I I 1 . . I ' I I I I I ' n ' 11 , I ' I I l . . . . I I I I . . . , , 66444 PM ln the year 2005 Dr Q E D Zombie Superuntendent of the Arizona State Nut Crackers Suite at Twenty fourth and Van Buren un Phoenux Arizona was unter vuewung an applucant for a uob as guard Mr Morey the Superintendent saud to the applu cant dudnt you tell me that you graduated from Wulluams Hugh School back un l955'7 Mr Morey said he guessed that was the place but ut had been so long ago he wasnt quite sure Well went on the Superintendent l have t been checkung the case records of the unmates of thus booby hatch and ut seems quite peculuar to me that there are 35 unmates here who graduated from the same school un the same year and here you are perfectly sane to all outward appearances tryung to get a uob takung care of them' so he saud Well boss lets tour thus crack shack and look these characters over and perhaps I can renew old acquaun tances Thus seemed luke a good udea to the Super so he and Morey set out on their tour As they left the offuce they bumped unto Kim Kung who was marching up and down the hall and screaming hysterically She was suxty eught years old and nutty as a fruut cake She thought she was stull the mauorette of the Wulluams Hugh Drum and Bugle Corps Farther down the hall they found Wayne Thompson pushung a scooter and beung pursued by John Wagoner un a wheel barrow The wheel barrow was being wheeled by Harry Mackay There are three sad cases said the Super Thompson thunks hes druvung the fastest car un the world Wagoner thunks hes a speed cop druvung a V 8 and Mackay thunks he s a V 8 engine' Thus amused Morey no end Going out unto the yard Morey recognized Opal Means Molly Berger and Hope Muer playung softball They dudnt have a ball or a bat' Umpurung the game was Ladell Lovutt He was unvolved un a butter argument wuth Opa about the l t putch beung a ball All four had cracked theur saucers over softball and baseball About that tume Morey spotted Allyn Cureton workung un the garden He was busuly sprayung the plants wuth an insect sprayer There was nothung un the sprayer and there were no plants un sught Peculuar case said the Super He went nuts tryung to cross a uackrabbut wuth a tractor As the two men left Allyn they turned toward the athletuc fueld and Lloyd saw Arthur Garcua Leroy Canty and Bull Fuller playung football After hugh school they had perfected a play known as the Canty Specual but all three of them went off theur rockers when Canty ran down a gopher hole by mustake and made a touchdown for the opponents Morey walked up to Fuller and asked why Paul Payne and Gulbert Munoz were not playung un the game Fuller lust pounted to the grandstand where Morey found Paul and Gulbert talkung to each other about the great number of unuurues they had suffered whule tryung to convunce the doctors that they were not hurt By thus tume both Morey and the Superuntendent were tured and hungry and they went to the dunung hall to have lunch Fuve wautresses were on duty and Morey soon realuzed that the one playung the flute whule balanc ung a tray on her nose was Dorus Duffueld He also spotted another tryung to fund a tup under each of the tables and knew ut was Gladys Glasscock who had flupped her lud over money As he sat down he felt a tap on hus shoulder and looked up to see Mary Lou Ballard and Ellen Amberg srnulung down at hum The furst , . n u - ' 'F ' ' ' - , H V I . , I .. , . . . - H I ' I - b ' l as ' ' . Q I ' I ll Ill ' I N - U . V - I ' . I . l . , ll ' ll ' ll ' . f ' , , . . . ,, , , Morey didn't see anything peculiar about this situation l A ' ' I . Il I ' I I I . I ' A I ,, , - , ' 1 ll II ' II I 1 - ' ' - , . , . . . y , thung he notuced was that Mary Lous nose lut up and flashed luke a beacon Thus affluctuon came from workung too many years at shaped luke a cone close an assocuatuon Lloyd was about was slapped un the the Beacon Cafe Ellens head was wuth a curl on top caused by too wuth her work un the Daury Queen ready to guve hus order when he face wuth a uuucy steak He lumped out of hus chaur and looked unto the unnocent eyes of Lynne Coffee who had rapped hum to get even for the many tumes she had to show steaks whule workung at the Steak House un Wulluams Thus experuence un the dunung room took away Moreys appetute and he left the dunung hall and fell over some one on hus hands and knees eatung grass un front of the dunung hall lt was poor old Dan Bunney He had been teased so much about hus name he funally thought he was a rabbut Shortly after leavung the dunung hall Morey came Upon a small group of people havung a vuolent argument He recognuzed Pat Lebsch Ruchard Muranda Tony Corona Johnnue Martunez and Raymond Lugo Morey funally fugured out that Pat was tryung to teach the boys how to speak Spanush wuth a Japanese accent They were tryung to teach Pat how to talk a language that nobody had fugured out yet All the boys had gone screwy tryung to learn to speak Spanush out of a book whule un hugh school Pat had gone out of her head one day when she found a parrot that could speak the Japanese language better than she could The Superuntendent told Morey that the unstututuon had a theater and asked Lloyd uf he would luke to see ut Thus appealed to Lloyd so they entered the theater and there at the door were two luttle old ladues whom Morey realuzed were Jean Cox and Charlotte Juarez They were screamung that they were only twelve years old and wanted to get unto the show for half pruce The cashuer was Margaret Orosco and the usher was Dorothy Fer nandez Both of the latter were yellung that Jean and Charlotte were awfully small but they were more than twelve years old Morey knew then that Jean and Charlotte had popped theur corks because they couldnt get over beung so tuny and Dorothy and Margaret had tulted theur bonnets over kuds tryung to lue theur way unto the show for half pruce As they left the theater they passed a closed door wuth a sugn DARK ROOM Lloyd asked about ut and the Superuntendent told hum that George Montoya fancued humself as a famous photographer but he had one peculuar quurk he dudnt ever leave the dark room It was gettung late un the day by now and the Superun tendent told Lloyd they were a long way from the offuce so he whustled up a taxu ln a few seconds a 1931 Ford Coupe skudded to a stop The druver was Frank Proctor and on the way back to the offuce the Superuntendent explauned to Lloyd that Frank had trued to organuze a taxu servuce after he got out of hugh school but tryung to use a Ford Coupe as a taxu funally drove hum to the nut house The Superuntendent and Morey clumbed out of the taxu and Lloyd was ummeduately Iassoed and thrown to the ground In nothung flat he was tued and branded He funally wuggled around and saw Raynelle Reed grunnung down at hum She had roped hum and when the Super untendent yelled at her she pumped on her stuck horse and galloped away Just as they were about to enter the buuldung some body bounced a rock off Moreys head When he came to Pat Stamp was uumpung up and down yellung My rock that hut hum and he saud so Well saud the Superun tendent the furst week Pat moved here from Calufornua ut snowed and shes been nuts about snow ever sunce Funally Morey got unto the offuce of the Superuntendent Lloyd set down to relax when the door burst open and Della Porter rushed un wuth a pad and a pencul lntervuew mel Intervuew mel she crued The Superuntendent had Della removed and explauned that Della had untervuewed so many people durung her lufe as a reporter that she funally got her wures crossed and had to be put away Well saud the Superuntendent lets have a coke and The munute Morey heard the work coke he lumped up screamung threw humself on the floor and started chewung the rug The Superuntendent funally had poor old Lloyd placed un a straught uacket and put away Morey had sold so many cokes at the hugh school foot ball games he funally cracked up when he heard the work COKE' By KATHLEEN KING and DORIS DUFFIELD , . 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MARTINEZ 5 X CO E T L. l Steno.. 7 WAYNE THOMPSON Co-Capfain All-Norflaern GIL MUNOZ Co-Capiain PAT KING All-Norihern Second Team VIRGIL CURRY All-Norfllern Second Team ,I HARRY MACKAY LEROY CANTY BRUCE GUM All-Norfhern All-Norihern All-Norlluern Honorable Menfion Honorable Menlion Honorable Menfion F' I-ll' Ein -LJ cn FLM Y W 03 .3 'uv N. J NK T on JJ. Q' fn, ,il 3 H . . '1' a '-gif' .- W A - if! hrv O QU 0 QR? 1 ' 1 ' ' M wr-w--f---.-.,-.-...-N,,,N....-. Y.1..-.., ,. 1 1 V -...Q , -1 MR. VIRGIL HENGL Baskmball Coach ST RTE nan-wsu .. , . . ,XA Au. NQFHHERN f-N ' 3 z . '7 Q if ,., K Q ' MR, HECTOR GUGLIELMO Jumor Hwgh Coach ,, U'-.,-5' if TONY ALVAREZ V L .+, S??w,w ' Student Manager A JL. t... L it ,Q as x in W I covery ' 5-ci dfe ,qi Q-'vyt ag ,,'lki 'T Eg P -vf ,. Q, K f wi -sig' Q jg-I- :-' ' r s H 3. N 3 i gfxf jmf, Kr wg.-,,.,,: ,kg . gm mf W -wo U5 . -.g .. S 1. ,l L :- 0 F 2 C an an 0 r- C KD 9 fb, -. 1-, J SNL X .4 1 I 1? 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However, Paul Payne and Gilbert Munoz were lost before the second game with knee and shoulder iniuries. The first game of the season matched the Vikings with the tough Kingman Bulldogs in a game that inaugurated the new grass field This marks the first time that the Vrkrngs have played on grass on their home field Williams scored first on a 69 yard drive that saw Gilbert Munoz gain 10 yards followed by Pat Kings 43 yard taunt and a Munoz to Burchett pass that was good for 6 points with Burchett going over standing up Williams held their 60 lead during the first half but the second half found Kingman punching across for two touchdowns t gve the B lldogs a 146 edge inthe ball game The following week the Cottonwood Red Devils came t Williams to absorb a 2012 defeat at the hands of the Vikings The visitors had the pleasure of scoring the first time they got their hands on the ball and took a 60 lead that gave the Vikings a scare The Williams Vikings went into high gear when Leroy Canty scored on a bootleg play that tied the game at 6 all Harry Mackay broke the tie when he plunged for the extra point Pat King scored twice later in the game while Alton Burchett converted for one extra point to account for all of Williams scoring The Vikings hit the road for their third game of the season Traveling to St Johns Williams rapped the Indians 216 Harry Mackay Alton Burchett and Pat King each scored a touchdown and an extra point to give Williams 210 lead in the ball game Coach Zerger used every man on the bench and St Johns scored late in the fourth quarter for their only score of the game In the last home game of the season the Vikings enter tained the big Holbrook Roadrunners and played them on even terms for three quarters Only in the last quarter was Holbrook able to pull away when their weight advantage wore down the scrappy Vikings Leroy Canty turned in the thrill of the day when he galloped 60 yards with the famous Canty Special and a touchdown Pat King scored Williams other two touchdowns The Holbrook game marked the last home appearance for Paul Payne Gil Munoz Wayne Thompson Leroy Canty Harry Mackay Bill Fuller Arthur Garcia Alton Burchett and Ben Sandoval The boys were playing their last year of high school football and before the kickoff each boy was introduced to the crowd The team that ended the season with the Northern Con ference championship was the next opponent on the schedule Snowflake boasted their best team in the history of the school and they quickly tumped into a convincing lead The Vikings fought their hearts out but the Snowflake weight and speed took its toll with Williams taking a 3313 defeat Bill Fuller and Pat King did the scoring for Williams Williams quickly returned to the win column the next week with a 266 win over the tough Seligman crew The Antelopes held the Vikings time after time during the first half and it was all the Vikings could do to take a 7-0 half time lead, Pat King scored in the first half and Dale Payne passed to Wayne Thompson for the extra point to account for the 7 points. In the last half the Williams offense got rolling and the Vikings added three more touchdowns with Eddie Garcia scoring on a pass from Dale Payne Harry Mackay scored on a run The Canty Special with Leroy Canty lugging the pigskin accounted for the third touchdown of the half with a beautiful 61 yard run The last game of the season found the Vikings In Peoria for a night game where they took a A8 21 drubbrng The W rams scoring came a 15 y d r n by Pat King a nine yard pass from Dale Payne to Eddie Garcia and a line plunge by Dale Payne Six Viking gridders were honored with the selection of the All Northern team Wayne Thompson was chosen on the first team as an end Pat King was named halfback on the second team while Virgil Curry was also placed on the second team as a tackle Receiving honorable mention on the team were Bruce Gum Harry Mackay and Leroy Canty Prospects are bright for next year with Pat King .lim Whitaker Royce Smith Eddie Garcia Dale Payne Jerry Lee and Howard Walker returning to compete for backfreld positions ln the line Hershel Mosier Bruce Gum Virgil Curry Delphin Sanchez Tommie Augenstern Luis Corona Tony Alvarez and Dennis Donavan will return to frght it out for starting positions SEASONS Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams RECORD Kingman Cottonwood Holbrook Snowflake Seligman Peoria Opponents Coach Virgil Hengl started his first year of coaching at Williams with three returning lettermen The returning veterans were Paul Payne Gilbert Munoz and Bruce Gum ln the first game of the season Paul Payne was lost when he rernlured his knee ln addition to the lettermen there were candidates from last years B team last yeafi lUn'0f high boys and a transfer student o i u - ' - ' , I - ill' ' on ar u ' , ' ' O . . . . . . . a - A U U . 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Dale Payne with 17 points and Gil Munoz with 14 led in the scoring. Camp Verde handed the Vikings their first conference loss with a 65-59 win over the local squad Jim Whitaker with 16 and Robert Brinias with 13 were the scoring leaders for Williams Williams traveled to Ash Fork to meet the Spartans for the first time in the 55 campaign and took 54 25 win Dale Payne was the scoring leader with 14 while Munoz and Whitaker each contributed 8 The next game found Williams in Kingman where they squeezed past the Bulldogs with a 37 36 margin in a thril ing game Williams had to come from behind in the final quarter to nab the win The Viking scoring was pretty well divided among the squad but Payne got 8 while Tom Augenstein and Bruce Gum each added 6 points Cottonwood came to Williams for the second meeting of the two teams and the Vikings took their second win from the Red Devils by a 50 35 count After playing on even terms for three quarters the Vikings suddenly came to life in the last quarter and pulled away Jim Whitaker led the scoring parade with 15 points while Gil Munoz and Eddie Garcia each hit for 10 points Ash Fork came to Williams and the Vikings took their second win of the season from the Spartans by a 5135 margin Gil Munoz scored 15 points and Bruce whipped in a total of 12 The Seligman Antelopes were the next victims of the rampaging Vikings and Williams took a one sided win with a 63 31 romp over the visitors Jim Whitaker was hot and poured in 19 points Bruce Gum followed with 10 In a battle of free throws the Vikings next whipped Fredonia as Williams hit 15 free throws and Fredonia got 13 Williams was barely out in front 22 20 by half time but pulled away in the second half to to take a 4133 decision Gil Munoz marked up 13 points for Williams and Eddie Garcia got 8 The Vikings long victory streak came to an end when St Johns came to town and rapped Williams 5033 in a game that found the two teams separated by only two points at half time Dale Payne was the Williams leader with 7 points followed by Munoz with 6 and Augenstem and Gum with 5 each. Williams immediately bounced back the next week to turn back the Peoria invasion and hand the Panthers a 49-31 whipping on the local court. High scoring honors went to Gil Munoz with 12 points. Jim Whitaker and Dale Payne had 9 points each for Williams. The return game with Seligman was played on the Antelopes court and the Vikings were hard pressed to beat Seligman. The Antelopes had a seven point lead at half time and it was not until the fourth quarter with the score tied at 40 all did the Vikings get a substantial lead. At that point the Williams five got hot and grabbed an eight point lead Seligman cut the lead to six lust as the final gun sounded with Williams out in front bv a 50 44 score Hershel Mosier was high point man for the game with 12 points Friday January 29 1955 was a big day in Viking athletic history The new gymnasium was dedicated Invited to Williams for the dedication game was one of the top teams in the Southern Conference the Wickenburg Wranglers who boasted an 114 record The Vikings were an inspired team that night and by half time had run up a 39 20 score I the second half both teams cooled off and had trouble finding the basket with Williams emerging the winner by a 46 35 score Jim Whitaker with 15 points Dale Payne with 14 and Gil Munoz with 10 were the big guns in the upset win As we go to press the season has not been completed The results of the two remaining games and the tournament results will be found at the back of THE TUSAYAN The B squad had a fine season As we go to press they have a 103 record with two games remaining on their schedule Delphin Sanchez Virgil Curry Harvey Malor Ben Sandoval Jerry Lee Leroy Wels Royce Smith Bobbie Dean Eddie Sandoval and Gerald Pena made Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams TEAM SCORES Prescott Cottonwood Mingus Camp Verde Ashfork Cottonwood Ashfork Seligman Fredonia St Johns Peoria Seligman Wickenburg up the team Opponents , . a v . . . . 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Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Senior Class of I955 GATEWAY MOTORS SALES SERVICE Williams Al'l10f'lG 1' Wi Congra+ula+ions 'ro +he Seniors SMlTH'S CORNER DRUG lliams A .-1 ,Q-1 -1 .nv -D M5935 7-EXAC PHONE 272 NITE PHONE eaz CP' Williams, Arizona C Congrafulafions TE o Io +l'1e Seniors SWETAK BODY SERVICE B. F. GOODRICH TIRE - TUBES Comple+e Aufo Body Rebuilding Welding - Tune-Up WRECKER AND TOW SERVICE TUBELESS TIRE l07 5 h,,d Sales and Repairs Williams Arizona SOUTHWEST LUMBER MILLS INC Manufadurers and D sir bufors C0nqfPIUlal'0 S KILN DRIED +0 'fhe -r PONDEROSA PINE SENIORS Flagsfaff Arizona Congrafulahons 'I'o +l1e Seniors P THE AMERICAN LEGICJN CORDOVA PGST NO I3 Williams Arizona T . . 0 n E , in A I . V ' I i i , , 6 , ,l I , I if A A A If' ' Y - - - il ..- 0 0 xxxlrlflllll gig 3 , P N W , :gi ,-1 2 N' 1Tm'1i, f ,I I xxf -1f,uMxN I O O I .nie CONGRATULATIONS I' THE SENIORS 1' THE BILL WILLIAMS MCJUNTAIN MEN Q-Q5 our Q9 '.L.cV.1.', h .1 LI' Q Q DEPENDABLE 5, T Dnueelsr GRAND CANYON DRUG Your Friendly Rexall S+ore CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Wnlllams Arizona Eb ff-xf501f'ifN9-2 C'D'N2-N,N ff ov QS, geollggvvlll o 'I' Y , -f JJ J I 6 R IS OUR X FIRST THOUGHT Complnmenrs of TREECE MOTORS Your DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Dealer WILLIAMS ARIZONA Congrafulahons RO D S STEAK HOUSE AND RANCH Regls+erecI Herefords WILLIAMS ARIZONA 6AVE'f Congra+ulahons Io flue Semors BANK OF ARIZONA as R 5 . F' if fs! ve if ' Y 'leg . El THE ' '1- T 5? Qv Cl6Ghlhg CompIImen+s THE ARIZONA 555' 9 BOAT 8: TACKLE 'O -Zov- 6 0 5' 'Q' O. 0 5 .S Z +I '2 nrqamf Congralulahons 3.20.2 I +h '15 't' O e .,.:.S 9.1 O SSDIOFS biffgi 0 0 s' ' O WILLIAMS ARIZONA 325- get Q r sk O S 5 em, 5,0 WHITE Cleaners SINCERE AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Taclne and LIz Navarro Congralulahons II7 E BIII WIIlIams Ave PHONE Io Ile COFFEE Por CAFE Class of I955 H WI Iams Arnzona HIGHLANDER MOTEL GOOD FOOD RUIII Ann Besl' Coffee In Town and Marshall Duncan MR. AND MRS J. W DUFFIELD Hi Imwa 66 Owners g y NUT-T FOR A WEE BIT MORE Williams Arizona 0 O . . ,L ,'.' 0 o ' . of 4132323- 's'.'1-4 I S 5.5.0. 0 0 o'o's'g - o 0 5 , ,'o'l's' s 5 Q 4.9 5 X 5 0 T' ' ' O 960500 co rff:-r.:-'J I BLACK 0 'sig . Q 9. Q Q d . 0 . yytsdb 3.5 Q t 'Q z fx. Q P 9 04 . s ' 9 : Os Q 0 .Q 54 0 r 5 , Q . 5 5 ' ' 9 Q 0 's': 1 Y L ' ' , K . 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HALBERT Williams Arizona IN THE HEART OF TOWN PHONE I32 STARKY S MOTEL Circulahng Hof Wafer Clean and Modern Williams Arizona Poirlu Congra+ulahons fo +he Seniors O L S O N M O T O R S PONTIAC 8: GMC TRUCK DEALERS Service When You Need If WESTERNER MOTEL Ray V Sfewari' Owner Congra+ula+ions +o +l1e SENIORS Williams Arizona Congrafulahons fo +l1e Seniors BILL GRACE SULTANA BARBER SHOP BEST wisi-ies X T5 Co Comple+e Aufomofive Repairs FRED S SUPER SERVICE new Q THE DOWNTOWNER MOTEL Evere'H and La Verne Coffee Managing Owners Williams Arizona PHONE 268 Williams, Arizona I ' A ' I I . . . . . ,..::,:-'- am . I IQTILI o 0 I I . . . 0 U 5 S J Freshman arez, Mon Q 3. I '-1. ' '-rf va- 1.1 'ffm 7' f!...1 : .4. ' ..,. , ,Q l. D, ...-.1-px vi ,- . 4 - . , .ff Q-5- 5 Ax ,A YI' uf ,- ' -.-,L uf, ' y' A-ll XB! . ' A38 f A . Q.-if J if-' I9 - J 1, ,df Wagoner -v u s - , . 0. v . , v -if-f-L-:.. ' -' ' in Y, 'fi J ull .', Au.. x ,. 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HZTIMES 5 p Z LLOYD Q 7 W 'I RACHER WILLIAMS ARIZONA RA givmes you +Wh K ADAM S 0 O WILLIAMS ARIZONA 9 EL CORONADO MOTEL A A W 9 1 l.E'l' usuo voun K I-:jf WILLIAMS CHESHIRE MOTORS WILLIAMS ARIZONA g I' e f 5 CHARLIE PROCTOR W MALS AND SAVE SERVICE as I 1 sTATloN WII A ,J M 2 75 P Insurance It - Magazines iq: T Beg is es Con raI'uIa+ions +o 'rhe he Seniors P I Io 'I' F0 .f Seniors ag Y ' A Ec n my Grocery illiams Arizona ' 6 n if ., ' V Jw c ffgqi Chevrolei' and A Buick Dealers of if L ' U kj . Complimenf Con ra+uIa+ions o II1 I A' f X :T from Class o '5 r I 1' O I- lr- iIIiams Arizona I i iams rizona Congraiulahons +o +I'ne Class of I955 Congra+uIa'rnons 'fo +I'1e SENIORS Order RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Congra+uIahons +o I'I1e Class of 55 WILLIAMS Consiruchon Speclalhes PHOENIX ARIZONA WlIInams Ar zona AWARD CflrSS CLU B MQZZ4 ALBION KNITTING MILLS 84I7 Sou+I1 Hoover SIree+ Los Angeles 44 Calif PLEASANT 3 I53I GATEWAY CLEANERS JIMMIE AND Louis CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES l l Ie MOUNTAIN STATES WILLIAMS LIONS CLUB TELEPHONE CO YN W WILLIAMS ARIZONA Congrafulahons +o I'I1e Seniors CHUCK S DAIRY OUEEN MALTS SHAKES HAMBURGERS Williams Arizona 24 Hour Service +0 Ihe Congra+uIaI'ions 'ro 'rhe Seniors from S, F Iv-'X H, , , 5s 'J ' Congrafulafions X, ' 'ro I1 Seniors from Call In umber miams A I CONGRATULATIONS +o Ihe SENIORS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC K SHIELDS INSURANCE AGENCY WlIIlams Arizona Congraiulafions fo +I1e Seniors Phoemx Tucson We 'the Class of I955 wish fo express our apprecsahon 'Io I'I'1e adverhsers Wu'rI1ou+ your suppor+ +I1e publucahon of +Ims Annual would no+ be passable ,Fw fSlrIfoere,QCongra ahons fo 'II1 emors SAM DEWITT D N ON Au+rey Brofhers Cards and Announcemenfs JOSTEN CLASS RINGS ff! L 'B Wllhams Aruzona Congraiulahons +0 'I'I1e Class of 55 TONY'S GROCERY WnIIrams Arizona E HII5 . nfl . X . , in . ,Q tiff Y 1 Q f FE jf4'I.. . W III , Statewide Serfvzce fwfiqy Www ir 'mm ' HOWARD GSTOFFT Vxwmf SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT BUSINESS MACHINES For 3 oFFlcE - SCHOOL 'WM' ' CHURCH - INDUSTRY 530 W WASHINGTON PHOENIX PHONE ALp' e 8-6661 350W o Always Be Luke A Plano UPRIGHT GRAND SQUARE Service Tuning IS A Sound InveSI'menI' VICTOR REDEWILL r+Iand Phoenx Phone AL 3 9095 WMS S9 45 OPP FINAL BASKETBALL RESULTS VI: GIM + All Nrfhf I I I I . . In . P I - 66 Kingman I ,...... .....T. . 50 34 PrescoH', .. .V..... ., ... .. 58 Toufname I' The i ings 'finished firsf in Ihe Wesfern Division of 'Ihe conference wifh a 34 S+ Johns 37 9-I record. Their season's record was I2-4. 63 eli man ...,... .,.T.......,.,.,,,....... 4 7 i uno: and Dale Payne were given honorable menfion on he CoH'onwoocI .,,,, ......... . , .,...,.r 46 0 gem, Contanued from Page 52 Each year The Tusayan has been sent to the pranters long before baseball starts Therefore the resume of the season must be made a year later ln 1954 Mr Henry Martanez took over as coach of the baseball team for the farst tame Under has darectaon he team enaoyed thear best season an hastory The Vakangs won the western dastract wath seven wans and one loss However they lost the tournament champaonshap to Kangman an the fanas by a 43 score A summary of the 1954 season fands that the Vakangs opened thear season agaanst Selagman and handed the Ante lopes a 76 defeat Dale Payne and Sammy Boyd took hattang honors wath 3 each Kangman was the next opponent and the Vakangs nosed out the Bulldogs by a 5 A score Dale Payne and Pat Kang were the leadang hatters wth two hats to thear credat Ash Fork was the next vactam of the Vakangs boomang bats and the Spartans were knocked off 94 an a ga e Wallaams only defeat an the regular season came at the hands of Kangman when the Bulldogs edged the Vakangs 109 am Boyd took the honors at the plate wath three has Pau Payne Sherwan Feetham and Dale Payne ech gaaned two hats apaece Wallaams returned to the wan column wath a 109 decaston over Flagstaff to mark the farst tame that Wallaams had beaten Flagstaff sance the Vakangs had renewed baseball as a school sport Joe Lazarda had three hats whale Sammy Boyd Dale Payne and Pat Kng each had 2 hats to thear credat Wallaams aourneyed to Clarkdale to meet Mangus and handed the Rams a 52 defeat The Vakangs could only get four hats but costly Ram errors aaded the Wallaams cause In the second meetang of the season between Wallaams and Selagman the Vakangs pushed across eaght runs an the fafth annang to put the game on ace Leadmg hatters for the Vakangs were Boyd Munoz Kang D Payne and Lazard: each of whom got two sangles The next game was a non conference game and dad not c unt the standangs as th Eagles took a 31 decasaon over the Vakangs an a game at Flagstaff Gal Munoz dad not w a sngle h but a strong wand and a rough ae decaded the game Ash Fork took thear second loss from the Vukangs when Wallaams handed the Spartans 157 defeat on the local faeld Gal Munoz had a bag day wath four hats Sam Boyd Vargal Curry and Pat Kang each had two hats ln the western dastract tournament Walltarns defeated Selag man an the farst game by a 43 score chaefly on two home runs by Dale Payne ln the fanal game the Bulldogs from Kangman took the tournament champaonshap by a 43 score Prospects for the 1955 season are exceptaonally braght wath an experaenced man for every posataon The two leadano patchers Eddte Garcaa and Gal Munoz are also on hand Thas resume of the season as for the season of 1954 The team had a season record of four wans and one loss Nane letter wanners were on hand for the season Selagman n a game that saw Alace Burrage and Zola Hutchans each hat three home runs Al ce also hat a sangle for her fourth hat of the day On the bag trap of the season the Vakangettes traveled t Wackenburc and lost thear only game of the season 107 Opal Means and Zola Hutchans led the hatters wath two hats each The followang day the Vakangettes went to Scottsdale and took a 272 wan over the Scottsdale garls Prospects for a wannang team thas year are braght wath practacally the entare team returnang for another year of competataon The volleyball groups were formed thas year and games were arranged wath Flagstaff and Ash Fork ln the Flagstaff aes Wllaams was lv able to n t o x games Wtth Ash Fork the teams fared better by davadang games wath the Spartans o in ' e - ' ' allo i it, ' f' ld , . n 4 . . 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