Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

0 EDITED BY Journalism Staff: Glenna Blevins Elizabeth Ann Duffield Jack Dunn Patsy Mecham Pat Nelson Mr. Warren Chapman, Sponsor Photography Staff: Jessie Chapman Buddy Garcia Albert Sanchez Betty Strange Patsy Mecham Mr. Lawrence Johnston, Sponsor think. GLENN ERVIN JACK DENT ARTHUR BOWEY IVAN SMITH —School Board— MR. ARTHUR BOWIE Math MR. HENRY MARTINEZ Commerce BACK: ALBERT SANCHEZ ALBERT SANDIVAL FRED HOFFMEYER JOE CLARK Senior Class Rep. Junior Class Rep. Sophomore Class Rep. Freshman Class Rep. JIM MILLER President PAT MECHAM Vice-President JOHN HAYDEN GLENNA BLEVINS Secretary Treasurer DELORIS JEAN AIKINS A winning smile ... a pleasing personality. Chandler, Arizona, 1, 2, 3. RONALD ASHER I durst not smile upon the damsels. 'Twould break too many hearts. Ontario, Oregon, Football 4; B Squad 4. JOANNE AZCUENAGA CAROLINA BARTLETT Her conversation is made up mostly of pauses!' McCall, Idaho, 1, 2; Class Play 3; Dramatics Club 3; Drum and Bugle 4; Band 4; D.A.R. Best Citizen 4; Girls’ State 3. Beauty is power, a smile its sword. Glee Club 1, 2; Drum and Bugle 2. GLENNA BLEVINS Its nice to be natural. When you're naturally nice” Class Vice-President 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 4; Tusayan Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Girls' State 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Viking Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2. JESSIE CHAPMAN Never speak sense when nonsense will serve the purpose” Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirler 4; Property Secretary 3; Softball 2; Art Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Viking Staff 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3; Tusayan 4. M. JACK DUNN They say he was once caught studying” Phoenix, Arizona, 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Tusayan Staff 4; Band 4; Art Club 3, 4; Viking Staff 4. FELIX GABALDON He has the countenance of a cherubin, but is a rogue at heart ” Tusayan Staff 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSE BUDDY” GARCIA Some of my curl should have gone to a girl. Class Secretary 1; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; W” Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1. MARLYN KAY GRANTHAM Her thoughts are elsewhere. Art Club 1; F.H.A. 1; Pom Pon 2, 4; Band Secretary 2; Viking Staff 1, 2, 3; Social Manager 4; Band 1, 2; Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. HERMINIA GRIEGO She did nothing in particular, and did it well. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Viking Staff 1; Dramatics Club X, 2. BETTY HANCOCK 'Tis well to he off with the old love, before one is on with the new. Class Representative 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Rifle Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Viking Staff 1, 2, 3; Softball 3, 4; Pom Pon 2; Class Play 3. KENNETH HARWOOD Any job looks easy, when somebody else is doing it.” JOHN SCOTT HAYDEN Studying does not take up all his time. Boys' State 3; Rifle Club X, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1; Madrigal 1, Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; All State Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN JONES Don’t wake me unless it’s a woman.” Basketball 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; W” Club 3, 4. EDITH NEOMA KENNEDY A little learning is a dangerous thing. Dramatics Club 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Tusayan Staff 3. ESTHER LUGO MANUEL LUGO When work and pleasure clttsh, lei the work go to smash. Glee Club 1, 2. Aw shucks! If we said anything about him, he’d blush. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; W Club 3; Art Club 3, 4. JERRY McCAMLY His smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back.” Casa Grande, Arizona, Football 4; Band 4; W Club 4. MICHAEL McNELLY It isn’t what you do, it's what you're caught doing. Basketball 1, 3, 4; Rifle Club 1, 2; Art Club 4. MIGUEL MARTIN Hear ye, Freshmen; don't believe what you see. But only what I tell you” Student Body President 4; Quartet 2; Class Representative 3; Baseball 3; Glee Club 2; B Squad 3; Class Play 3; Tusayan Staff 3; Thespians 3, 4; Madrigal 2; W Club 3, 4. JAMES MILLER ”Make much of me, good men are scarce.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Dramatics Club 1. PATRICIA MECHAM She’d stop at St. Peter's Roll Call to ask a question.” Phoenix, Arizona, Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Viking Staff 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Art Club 3; Tusayan Staff 4; “W” Club 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Prom Attendant 3. JAMES PETTIT Studious—seldom.” Football 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; W” Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. ALBERT SANCHEZ He's a quiet man, but quite a man. Glee Club 1, 2; Madrigal 1; Class Play 3; Quartet 1; Thespians 3, 4; Football Manager 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Class Representative 4; W” Club 3, 4; Art Club 1, 3, 4. BETTY STRANGE What sweet delight a quiet life affords.' Tusayan Staff 4. PAULETTE STOKAN Not as bashful as she looks.” Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2. FREDERICK TULLER The future is purchased by the present. Williams High 1, 2; Webster Groves High 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Football 4. JAMES WALKER ”Enjoy life e'er it’s fled, When you die you're a long time dead” Basketball 1; Baseball Manager 2;. Art Club 4. FLOYDE WILLETT He who is determined has half his work done.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Dramatics Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Body Vice-President 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class President 1; W” Club 2, 3; 4; Thespians 3, 4. STANLEY YOAKUM MISS HIGHAM, SPONSOR Co-education is the thief of time.” Rifle Club 1; Band 1, 2. Class Mis tort In the year of '54, forty-three nervous and excited Freshmen entered school. We were welcomed into high school by an initiation from the Sophomore class. On Halloween our class sponsored a Halloween Dance. Our class officers were elected as follows: Floyde Willett, President; Glenna Blevins, Vice-President; Buddy Garcia, Treasurer; Lucy Smith, Secretary; and Betty Hancock, Freshman Representative. The following year, forty-four Sophomores resumed classes. We had lost Betty Cochran, Jim Carouthers, Lee Hoskins, Robert Marquez, Gloria Rojo, John Ross, and John Siaz. We had gained David Carl, Kenneth Harwood, Senon Mestas, Carolina Martinez, Pat Mecham, Lawrence Royse, Lucy White, and Rose Baca. We elected officers with Carla Vance, President; Jim Miller, Vice-President; Glenna Blevins, Secretary; and . Eddie Bochat, Treasurer. Lucy Smith was our Sophomore Representative. Carla Vance was elected Cheerleader. Jimmy Miller, Buddy Garcia, Floyde Willett, and Felix Gabaldon lettered in B Squad basketball. Jim Miller also lettered in football and baseball. In '56, we returned to school as upperclassmen. We started out our year with Jim Miller, President; Pat Mecham, Vice-President; and Lee Hoskins as Secretary-Treasurer. Our class lost Edward Bochat, Rose Baca, Betty Chapman, Andrillita Candalari, David Carl, Roy Kennedy, Senon Maestas, Carolina Martinez, Charles Morris, Joe Olguin, Ar-tero Santana, Lucy Smith, Ben Trujillo, Fred Tuller, and Carla Vance. We gained Jack Dunn, John Faunsworth, Joanne Azcuenaga, Lee Hoskins, Neoma Kennedy, and Brad Page. This year, John Hayden and Floyde Willett were elected to go to Boys' State; and Glenna Blevins and Joanne Azcuenaga were elected to go to Girls’ State. Floyde Willett was elected Vice-President of the Student Council. In Drum and Bugle, Kay Grantham was selected Section leader and Jessie Chapman was selected Property secretary. Pat Mecham was elected as Cheerleader. In March, we presented our class play entitled ''That's Our Boy.” In May, we joined with the Senior class to give the Junior-Senior Prom. Pat Mecham and Lee Hoskins were chosen as attendants. During this year, several boys lettered in football, basketball, and baseball. In '57, we finally became Seniors. We came into school, a spry class. We had lost Pat Cox, John Faunsworth, Lee Hoskins, Brad Page, Sue Peckumn, and Lawrence Royse. We had gained Jerry McCamly, Ron Asher, and Jean Aikins. Our class officers were Jim Miller, President; Pat Mecham, Vice-President; John Hayden, Secretary; Glenna Blevins, Treasurer; and Albert Sanchez, Senior Representative. Mike Martin was elected as Student Council President and Kay Grantham was elected as Social Manager. Joanne Azcuenaga was chosen as D. A. R. Best Citizen. In Drum and Bugle there were two girls from the Senior class. Pat Mecham was Head Cheerleader and Jessie Chapman was a twirler. Several boys lettered in football. Jerry McCamly, Jim Miller, and Floyde Willett received All Northern Honorable mention. There were also several boys who lettered in basketball and baseball. At the beginning of the second semester, the class of '58 were lucky to be the first Senior class to move into the new high school. We were all very pleased and proud to be the first Senior class to be graduated from the beautiful new school. In March, the Senior and Junior classes combined to present the all school play called Rest Assured.” On Wednesday, May 28, thirty-one Seniors were graduated. It was a time of tears and a time of shrieks of joy. All-in-all, these were four very wonderful years, filled with many pleasant memories. I, Jean Aikins, will my ability to get along with people to Sandra Magill. I, Ronald Asher, will my little brother (Corky) to Mr. Martinez for dog food. I, Joanne Azcuenega, just leave. I, Carolina Bartlett, will to all future students, my hopeless efforts to make friends and succeeding in making enemies. I, Glenna Blevins, will my excess hair to Mr. McLain so that he can have it made into a toupee. I, Jessie Chapman, will my red hair to Karen Moore, because she needs it. I, Jack Dunn, will my cheat sheet to Beverly Allen, so that she won’t have to try and study so much. I, Felix Gabaldon, will my smile to any fellow that Pat Brinias is after. I, Buddy Garcia, will my ability to grow whiskers to Julian Corona, for all he has is peach-fuzz. I, Herminia Griego, will my ability to stay out of school four days out of five, to Miss Rigg. I, Kay Grantham, will my ability to catch a man and keep him to Pat DeVaney. I, Betty Hancock, will my shotgun and all my ducks to Miss Boyles because she didn’t get any. I, John Hayden, will my rockets to Pete Jackson and bass horn to the flute section. I, Kenneth Harwood, will my nickname of Hitler” to Lawrence Royse. I, John Jones, will my beautiful car to Pat Nelson. I, Neoma Kennedy, will my ability to take five solids and flunk all of them, to Susan Collins. I, Esther Lugo, will my ability to see flying objects at one o’clock in the morning to Mr. Martinez. I, Manuel Lugo, will my shyness to Corky Asher, maybe it will help to quiet him down. I, Jerry McCamly, will my singing ability to Boyd Chisholm, so that now he can sing. I, Mike McNelly, will my jail cell to Roger Robi-doux, in hopes that he will continue to keep it clean. I, Mike Martin, will my pink battle-wagon to John Lopez in hopes that he can pick-up all the women; it never did me any good. I, Pat Mecham, will my ability to blush to Brad Henderson. I, Jim Miller, will to Fred Hoffmeyer, No. 7. Known throughout the north by the streak of lipstick from the majestic right shoulder downward. I, Jim Pettit, will my shoes with no soles to Bobby Runyan so that he will feel at home. I, Albert Sanchez, will my magnificent height to Bill Brownd. I, Paulette Stokan, will my ability to flunk in Chemistry to anyone who wants to try it. I, Betty Strange, will to all girls, my ability to keep a secret of what I know about boys. I, Fred Tuller, will my ability to tear out clutches and transmissions to John Bolles. I, Jim Walker, will my good driving to Jimmy Massey so that he won’t get any more tickets. I, Floyde Willett, will my height to the two Pearsons (Joann and Jim) so that some day the teachers will be able to see them. I, Stanley Yoakum, will my Red Bluff credit card to Jim Runyan. Class Prophecy This is Glenna Blevins speaking, better known to the newsworld as Waltera Cornkite. The year is 1990, and a lot has happened since that fateful day when the Class of 1958 was graduated. The Russians have conquered all of Europe and all of the Western Hemisphere, save the United States and Canada. The two countries are in mortal combat, using hydrogen bombs and the like. The people are all hurrying into rocketships to leave the earth before it is blown to bits. A large rocket in Arizona is about to blast-off, let's join them and see if there is anyone aboard we know. The take-off was rather shaky, but now the people are quieting down. Over in the far corner I see Kay Grantham and her fiance quietly talking. (Yes, they are still engaged.) Sitting next to her is Kenneth Harwood, wiping the atomic fall-out off of his cowboy boots. A doctor and two nurses are mingling among the ship’s occupants, trying to soothe the frazzled nerves. Yes, now I can tell who it is. It is Dr. Jerry McCamly and his assistants, Jean Aikins and Paulette Stokan. At the moment, they are trying to help Esther Lugo and Pat Mecham with their children. I count at least ten children trying to sit on the laps of the two women. In the back of the ship, Jack Dunn and Buddy Garcia are painting pictures of the ship's blast. Near them, Manuel Lugo is jumping up and down screaming something— I can’t quite make it out—it sounds like 'Chuggy, Chuggy’??? I think he is jumping on Betty Strange's foot for she keeps turning red, white, and blue. Joanne Azcuenega is sitting on an orange crate reading Plato, while Jim Pettit is sitting by. to help her with the hard words. There are many famous people on the ship. Here comes Hermin La German. Another Marilyn Monroe. I just love her chartreuse hair. These new pastel hair shades are different anyway! Perhaps you know Miss La German better as Hermenia Griego. She has really gone far in her acting career. Just behind her, stands Mrs. Neoma Kennedy Whitecart our first woman President. It is too bad that she had to retire after only six terms. Talking to Mrs. Whitecart is Carolina Bartlett the new singing sensation of 1990. Have you heard her new record, 'Rock Around the Moon’ ? The ship's co-pilot, Albert Sanchez, is going into the control room. In here, I see Fred Tuller and Felix Gabaldon working at the radio. Fred is trying to talk to Professor John Hayden back on earth, but is having trouble since someone in Paris is trying to call Vice-President Mike McNelly in Washington. At the control panel sits such great scientists as Rom Asher, Jim Miller, Dr. John Jones and Dr. Jessie Chapman (Oh, yes, she is the First Woman Scientist of 1990) and by her, sits Dr. Stanley Yoakum. Behind them, stands Jim Walker the ship's captain. He has grown to 6’7”. WOW! Out on the ship's hull I see Betty Hancock and Mike Martin doing The Outer Space Bop. It seems some people just have to rocket and roll. Floyde Willett is out there changing the records for them. I understand that he is constructing a State highway to the moon. We wish him luck. We have landed, so this is Waltera Cornkite signing off. Bye.” JERRY PATSY HERMINIA JOHN ESTHER FLOYDE CAROLINA GLENNA BE'ITY JEAN JOANNE PAULETTE MANUEL v JfcC jL I President Vice-President Secretary-7 reasurer BILL BROWND KAREN MOORE RAY GLASSBURN Irene Montoya Cynthia Oppliger OPAL MAYES President JERRY GALLEY Vice-President ALAN GRANTHAM Secretary CORKY ASHER T reasurer William Asher Art Bowie Patricia Brinias Jerry Calley Carolyn Canty Boyd Chisholm Dixie Cole Susan Collins Roberta FastHorse Carol Flohr Dixie Fuller Louisa Garcia McNeil Glassburn Alan Grantham Lawrence Halbert Martha Harp Sandra Harris Robert Hausmann Robert Henderson Fred Hoffmeyer Gleen Irvin Wanda Johnson Mary Jones Roberta Kennedy Carol Kielhorn Karen Lebsch John Lopez Tony Lugo LaVonne Mahan Donna Matson Opal Mayes Harriet Means Joy Metheny LaVerne Miller Dennis Moore Patricia Morris Kenneth Mosier Karan Packer Shirley Peters Dennis Robidoux Roy Rojo Virginia Rojo Robert Runyan Gila Salazar Gloria Sanchez Charlotte Smith Robert Stewart David Stormes Martha Swafford Mary Torrez Maurice Wakefield Jo Ward Rose Marie Wirth Jack McLain Class Sponsor Senior Night Guide right—cover down I'll get killed for this one Conference I) Guess who J. D. Frankenstin (The Second) The sun bothers our cheerleaders Connie Aday J. R. Chapman Coleen Bockelman Roxen Cureton Frank Gabaldon Marie Boughman I Thomas Bowden James Clark Roxana Cureton David Danby Ruben Fernande: Gloria Frederickson Pete Garcia Michael Grisey Marilyn Harris Kenneth Kolbo Bruce Hayden Frances Lopez Ronald McCamly Richard Hausmann Sue Mahan Raymond Martinez Jim Pearson Robert Nelson Maria Rodriquez Martha Molina Saferino Porras Calvin Rogers Louise Royse Carolina Salas Edna Sanchez Thomas Payne Sofia Rodriquez Edward Rogers Rudolfo Sanchez Fidel Santana Sandra Sandefur Ernest Sandaval Dennis Taylor Carolyn Watts Mrs. Robbins Drum And Mugle Corps Zwirlers BEVERLY ALLEN Head Majorette MR. HARRIS Director Sydney Stewart Jessi Chapman Rosemary Wirth Beverly Harwood Marie Boughman Roxana Cureton Coleen Bockelman Shirley Peters Pat Nelson Maria Rodriquez Charlotte Smith Pat Brinias Bobby Taylor Adelina Saavedra Susan Collins Dixie Cole Irene Montoya Carmen Lugo Lousia Garcia • • 7lag Swingers Kay Lebsch, Marie Pozas, Frances Lopez, Sandra Harris Hand ROW 1: Penny Perkins, Sheron Bolles, Jackie Stewart, Jeniffere Gardner, Pat Brinias. Karon Packer. ROW 2: Marie Pozas, Joan Azcuenega, Cynthia Oppliger. ROW 3: Cheryl Paine, Mary Azcuenega, Kay Lebsch, Marsha Allen, Karan Bowey, Ronnie Perkins. ROW 4: Caryl Kielhorn, Jack Dunn. Wanda Johnson, Sandra Magill, Frances Lopez, John Hayden, Byron Harris. ROW 5: Richard Alverez, Beverly Allen, Richard Larson, Mary Maennche, Geneva Ferguson, Linda Calley. ROW 6: Mike Grisey, David Danby, Susan Collins. James O’Brien, Sandra Harris. ROW 7: Larry Benham, Jeff Stewart, Joe Clark, Robert Smith, Robert Navarro. ROW 8: Ronald McCamley, Bruce Hayden, Glenn Irvin. ROW 9: Mr. R. W. Harris, Jerry McCamley. Chorus ROW 1: Cynthia Oppliger, Pat Brinias, Shirley Peters, Irene Montoya, Jerry McCamly, Jack Dunn, Mathew Migill, Louisa Garcia, Rosemary Wirth, Gloria Sanchez, Doris Bunney, Roberta Fasthorse. ROW 2: Marilyn Harris, Charlotte Smith, Sydney Stewart, Betty Duffield, Sandra Harris, Caryl Kielhorn, Carolyn Watts, Pat Walker, Kay Lebsch, Mary Ellen Torrez, Gila Salazar, Wanda Johnson. ROW 3: Pat DeVaney, Beverly Allen, henny Perkins, Susan Collins, Karen Packer, Carol Flohr, Dixie Cole, Opal Mayes, Martha Harp, Martha Swafford, Frances Lopez, Mary Mannaeche, Joy Mae Methany. Home economics ROW 1: Marie Baughman, Joann Pearson, Sandra Sandefur, Sue Mahan, Martha Molina, Edna Sanchez, Carman Lugo. Adelina Saavedra, Roxanna Cureton, Mrs. Edith Robbins. ROW 2: Elizabeth Williamson, Paulette Stoken, Connie Aday, Joyce Stickney, Beverly Harwood, Coleen Bockleman, Marilyn Harris, Carolyn Watts, Pat Walker, Helen McAllister. Zhespians BACK ROW: Mike Martin, John Hayden, Floyde Willett. FRONT ROW: Joanne Azcuenega, Kay Granthum, Betty Hancock, Albert Sanchez, Jessie Chapman. Keys’ “W” Club ROW 1: Jerry Calley, Buddy Garcia, Freddie Hoffmeyer, Jack Graves, John Bolles, Ray Jackson, John Jones, Kenneth Mosier, Larry Halbert, Alan Granthum. ROW 2: Bill Weigel, Bill Brownd, Pete Jackson, Julian Corona, Brad Henderson, Mathew Magill, Glenn Irvin. Manuel Lugo, Jim Miller, Floyde Willett. ROW 3: Mr. Del Zieger, Jim Petit, Tony Lugo, Mike Martin, Albert Sanchez, Jerry McCamly, Corky Asher, Ronny Asher. Art Club BACK ROW: Ronny Asher, Manuel Lugo, Jack Graves, Buddy Garcia, John Jones, Jack Dunn, Mike McNelly, Jim Pettit, Bruce Hayden, Mike Grisey, Mr. W. E. Chapman. FRONT ROW: Jo Ellen Ward, Sandra Magill, Frances Lopez, Mary Jones, Glenna Blevins, Bobby Taylor, Betty Duffield, Gloria Frederickson, Pat VanBrunt, Louise Royce, Glenn Irven. Viking Staff Pat Nelson, Glenna Blevins, Jack Dunn, Betty Duffield Zusayan Staff ABOVE: Betty Strange, Pat Mecham, Jim Walker, Buddy Garcia, Stanley Yoakum, Albert Sanchez, Jessie Chapman. BELOW: Pat Nelson, Betty Duffieid, Jack Dunn, Glenna Blevins, Pat Mecham. SURPRISE THE VIKING IS OUT Sadie Hawkins Dance Hot news You’ve had it Cheerleaders Jo Ellen Ward, Pat Mecham, Opal Mayes, Cynthia Oppliger Pom-Pom (jirls Dixie Cole, Roberta Kennedy, Pat Walker, Carolyn Canty, Pat Nelson, Irene Montoya, Pat Brinias, Susan Collins. '4, LARRY HALBERT Guard FRED HOFFMEYER Guard JERRY McCAMLY Tackle KENNETH MOSIER Tackle JOHN JONES JULIAN CORONA BILL WEIGLE JIM MILLER End Back Back Back RUSSELL ASHER TONY LUGO BRAD HENDERSON MATTHEW MAGILL Back Tackle Guard Guard RONALD McCAMLY RONALD ASHER DENNIS TAYLOR PETE JACKSON Guard Guard Tackle Back MANUEL LUGO Back ROBERT STEWART End BOYD CHISHOLM Back KENNETH KOLBO End JIM PEARSON Back JACK GRAVES ALBERT SANCHEZ Managers Sports Mtograpks basketball FREDDIE HOFFMEYER Co-Captain MR. HENGL Coach FLOYDE WILLETT Co-Captain JOHN HAYDEN Manager BILLY BROWND forward JIMMY MILLER guard FREDDIE HOFFMEYER guard BUDDY GARCIA forward FLOYDE WILLETT center JOHN LOPEZ, FELIX GABALDON, JULIAN CORONA, RUSSELL ASHER, JERRY GALLEY, TONY LUGO, KENNETH MOSIER, JACKIE GRAVES, MICKEY GLASSBURN, MIKE MARTIN. RONNIE ASHER, ROY ROJO MR. DEL ZEIGER COACH BACK ROW: McCamley, Willett, Miller, Brownd, Weigel, Martin. FRONT ROW: Pettit, Pearson, Hoffmeyer, Garcia. PROM Teacher of the Year3’ CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS Compliments of THE BILL WILLIAMS MT. MEN WEIGELS is a place enjoyed by all. Honest, clean, and downright good food. Huh, Bill? Julian Says, You can rest assured if your clothes are cleaned at the BLACK AND WHITE CLEANERS Jerry along with other workers can help you find most anything you need at SPROUSE AND RIETZ Pretty girl, pretty camera, this you can have too. Come in any time. vsetxti You That Have Good Taste Shop at HOFFMEYERS WILLIAM PHOTO SHOP Patsy finds it hard to make a selection at DUNN'S BAKERY Betty drinks a cup of coffee for which the COFFEE POT CAFE is well known for. Good food, too! SKINNERS MILL CAFE Congratulations to the Seniors SMITHS CORNER DRUGSTORE u our DEPENDABLE 41 druggist TOWN HOUSE ARIZ. BOAT AND TACKLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Flagstaff, Ariz. Yours is sure to pass inspection if it's washed at TAYLOR MAID LAUNDRY Jackie looks over the fine tools that are used to protect your car at COFFEE GARAGE The place that's known for its fine quality merchandise and name brand products Right, Cynthia? Mr. Wells with two of his helpers, the Roger twins, keep Williams in the up to date news. John looks at many of the auto parts that can be found at PRICE AUTO BEST WISHES Les Parker HOLSUM BREAD Distributor Sandra agrees that you should let the courteous workers at 76 Union do your worrying. WILLIAMS ARIZONA Jerry stands by one of the new cars, proudly displayed at CHESIRE MOTORS. Let them worry over your car troubles. Coleen smiles over the fine food and speedy service at the HIGHWAY DINER Best of Everything to Our Future Men and Women WILLIAMS CURIO SHOP Run by MRS. CLASS Bill shows Jessie the skilled craftsmanship that goes into repairing shoes at BILL'S SHOE REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1958 BEST WISHES to the SENIORS HAINING Compliments of KEN FREDICKSON FRIENDS SUPPLY CO. FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA Mike assures you that there is speedy and efficient service at the — WILLIAMS LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES WILLIAMS LIONS CLUB Williams Arizona REXALL DRUG STORE carries most everything in the way of your needs, even good coffee. Huh, Jo? MARIONS GROCERY STORE is a place enjoyed by all. Congratulations to the Seniors. Pop and Mom. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '58 From the BAPTIST CHURCH CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors Compliments of BILL BASHUM Mickey ■finds everything in the way of fine SERVICE at DAN'S MOBIL Compliments of BOB'S BARBER SHOP Robert and Louie WILLIAMS ARIZ. John gives a cheery smile to the fine people and their workmanship at Opat finds cheerful service, good quality merchandise, and beautiful floral selections. So Will You. GATE WAY CLEANERS Best of Everything to Our Future Men and Women of the Senior Class of '58 PETTY'S CURIO WILLIAMS ARIZONA Run by IRENE AND IVAN BLACKSHARE Jimmy finds friendly and dependable service at HIGH LINE MOTORS Albert helps to display the friendly service, along with the fine products at WEST END GROCERY is super. ing. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '58 CHARLIE PROCTER WILLIAMS ARIZONA Larry agrees with his father that RICHFIELD goes farther. Judge assures Bill and Roy that Mobil products are of the finest quality. Compliments of TOM GARDNER WILLIAMS ARIZONA CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS YOUR TROUBLES CONGRATULATIONS QSg lCT!l?VANISM v r to the Seniors KYPHER MOTORS WILLIAMS, ARIZONA I.O.O.F. GOOD LUCK Whatever You Do Wherever You Go SENIORS Donations to the Annual Order MR. MAENNCHE MR. AUGENSTEIN DR. CALLEY DR. STEWART of DR. NORTHRUP RAINBOW for GIRLS A utogmpks ' th, Br.l � ,.,eswk. A , UUO� MAPI TA� lO� PU«lltMISOCOMPA PAUA HAAS