Antelope Union High School - Desert Sands Yearbook (Wellton, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 4 12 38 50 64 ADS 79 DEDICATION No school stands alone, but is upheld by the kind hands of its community. Our community is made up of many such hands; the thoughtful hands that mark a bal- lot in a voting booth; the weathered hands that open the gates that flood our desert land with crop yielding water; the strong hands that man and fuel the mechanical giants used to subdue the vastness that is our valley; the capable hands that serve us in the local markets; the skilled hands that set an injured limb; the sacrificing hands that supply the books and money needed by the young; the loving hands that hang out freshly ironed clothes for the day's wearing; the trained hands of the teachers guiding us to new thought worlds and to new insights into the practical world about us; the leading hands; the feed- ing hands; the serving hands; the outstretched-in-friendship hands; the dedicated hands raised in prayer. Many helping hands created Antelope, support it today, and will aid in lifting this school to greater achievements. It is to them that we in gratitude dedicate this book. T H E Dean A. Curtis Principal As another year draws to a close, we again bid farewell to a group of students who will seek their fortunes beyond these walls. We wish them success, whether it be in higher education, or the world of economics. Each year, we also bid fare- well to some of our faculty and remember them for the contributions they have made to our progress. May we pause to consider what it is that makes an educational institution — our high school — what it is. Is it the students, teachers, and staff who come and go? Is it the buildings, grounds and equipment? Is it the variety of activities — sports, music, publications, and dramatics? Is it the classes, formal and informal? Yes, it is all of these and more. It is the action and interaction of all of these, bound together by the common goal of education and growth of individuals. It is the spirit of belonging, and of pride in the accomplishments of individuals, teams, and groups, felt by the students, faculty, alumni, parents and community that make Antelope Union High School a desirable institution of learning. May we ever foster the ideals which make our school outstanding, that all who come here may profit individually and leave for those who follow worthwhile traditions. _ 6 - SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean A. Curtis, Norman Underdown, Logan L. Brimhall, Archie Perry, John C. Carpenter. Clyde Gaines, President To the men representing the community, the Board of Education of Antelope Union High School, is dele- gated the responsibility for formulating policies for the operation of the school. They serve unselfishly, without pay, to provide for good facilities, good teachers and personnel, and effective use of public funds that all AUHS students may have the best educational opportunities, to prepare them for their individual responsibilities in their homes, places of employment, communities, and the nation. In recognition of aJI the lime and effort put forth by this group of men, we, the students of Antelope Union High School, wish to express our appreciation to them. - 7 - Shirley Brand English Harley J. Bridger Commerce Frank Chamberlain Spanish Van G. Cochran Agriculture Genola DuBois Library Charles Ferguson Physical Education Kenneth Kessler Music Ralph Lee Science, Math Donald May History Dean Stout Social Studies Dorothy Wiltbank Home Economics - 9 - SCHOOL STAFF OFFICE SECRETARY Helen Jones - 10 - OFFICE HELP CAFETERIA HELP Donna Parrott, Judith Brimhall, Stan Crane, Doris Crabtree, Lela Vance. Bart Hibbard, LeRoy Hill, Jack Brown, Alice Dan- ielson Cecilia Brown. NOT PICTURED: Judith Allen 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Eddie Harbour, Pres- ident; Patti Endsley, Secretary. STANDING: Linda Barker, Stu- dent Council Representative; Tommy Miller, Vice-president; Betty White, Treasurer. Mr. Lee Sponsor Mr. Stout Sponsor Eddie Harbour Eddie Isabelle Lopez Izzy Stanley Luden Cough Drop John Thomas Miller Tommy Thomas Rivera Tom •oil! Michael Thomas Mickey Lela Beth Vance Lela 18 - Norbert Miguel Crazy Horse JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Parrott, Student Council Rep- resentative, Garvin Scarbrough, President; Phyllis Wynn, Secre- tary, Denis Brimhall, Treasurer,Murr Brown, Vice-president, Ernie Limon, Reporter. - 20 - Norma Ann Barr David Beecroft Denis Brimhall Judith Brimhall Jack Brown Murr Brown Delton Burgett - 22 - -23- Mike Huston Jerry Isler Kay Kelland Wanda McElhaney Donna Parrott Henry Peters SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS RIGHT TO LEFT: Diane Cheek, Secretary; Iva Jones, Student Council Representative; Gary Barnum, President; Betty Struck, Treasurer; Shirley Farar, Reporter. Judy Allen Lanny Brian - 28 - Kay Kelland !va Louise Jones Jim Minter Walter Pafford Kathy McCraw Helen May - 30 - John Michael Perry K, r Patty Perry Donna Romine Charles Douglas Rider Reynaldo Rivera Betty Struck Wayne Stuhr Blaine Ward Wayne Wells Jean West Mary Ellen Young - 31 - LATE COMERS. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: James Mooring, Linda Chandler, Phillip Chitwood, Oscar Howard. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Hopkins, Student Coun- cil Representative; Ginger Kelland, Treasurer; Irene Galindo, Vice-president; Shirley Tate, Secretary. STANDING: Steve Hulcy, Class Reporter; Pat Hamilton, President. - 32 - 35 — 36 — - 37 - FFA SWEETHEART PATTY PERRY F F A Attendant Mary Young and escort Blaine Ward Attendant Donna Parrott and escort George Anderson FFA Sweetheart Patty Perry and Chapter President Charles Wallace - 40 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Brimhall, Treasurer; Ernie Limon, Secretary; Mr. Cochran, Advisor; Charles Wallace, President; Murr Brown, Vice- president; John Wedgworth, Reporter; Denis Brimhall, Sentinel. Henry Peters, Ron Figgins, members. I. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy McCraw, Historian; Doris Crabtree, Vice-president; Wanda McElhaney, President; Shirley Farar, Secretary; Phyllis Wynn, Treasurer. STANDING: Mary Young, Student Coun- cil Representative; Iva Jones, Parliamentarian; Joni Allen, Reporter; Maurene Brown, Chaplain; Toni Cardenas, Hostess. INITIATION PARTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Perry.Marlene Greer, Chairman,- Pat Copeland, Jeannie West. - 42 - ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toni Cardenas, Patsy Rivera, Shirley Tate, Julia Cardenas, Royce Wells, Betty White, Maggie Bustos, Glenda Summerford, Kandy Aldridge. ROW 2: Maurine Brown, Donna Parrot, Billie Crabtree, Suzanne LeBlanc, Peggy Gilmore, Phyllis Wynn, Linda Nussbaumer, Lela Vance. ROW 3: Linda Barker, Kaye Coe, Carol Howard, Juanita Figgins, Stan Luden, John Wedgworth, David Beecroft, Kenny Webb. ROW 4. Wayne Wells, Philip Chitwood, Eddie Harbour, Grant Clayton, Mickey Thomas, George Hadaway, Mr. Kessler. Mr. Kenneth Kessler BAND CHORUS ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Barker, Walter Pafford, Virginia McElhaney, Irene Galindo, Jesse LaPlante, Wayne Stuhr, Reynaldo Rivera. ROW 2: Pat Copeland, Larry Blackketter, Milton Farar, Charles Wallace, Ralph Adamson, Thomas Rivera, Jerry Brimhall. ROW 3: Cipi Cardenas, Morris Grasis, Ron Chandler, Eddie Harbour, Pat Elliott, Wayne Wells, John Wedgworth Jim Minter Mr. Kessler. - 43 IT 1 GPE .tlNlQ N BI G hi SCH QClL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin Chacon, Del Romine, Donnie Congrove, George Hada- way, David Bohn, Stan Crane, Ernie Limon, Miss Brand, Advisor. ROW 2: Isabelle Lopez, Norma Underdown, Marlene Greer, Linda Barker. Joan Allen, Kay Kelland, Wanda Mc- Elhaney. SEAT ED‘- Doris Crabtree, Lela Vance, Judith Brimhall. Lela Vance Editor 1959 DESERT SANDS STAFF - 44 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin Chacon, Stan Crane, Lela Vance, George Hada ay, Linda Barker. STANDING: Miss Brand, David Bohn, Del Romine, Joni Allen, Donnie Congrove. - 45 - TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Barnum, Sophomore President; Eddie Harbour, Senior President; Mr. Dean A. Curtis, Sponsor; Stan Crane, Student Council President; Charles Wallace, Band; David Hopkins, Freshman Representative, Murr Brown, FFA, Garvin Scarbrough, Junior President. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Hamilton, Freshman President. Isabelle Lopez, Student Council Vice-president; Joan Allen, Student Council Secretary, Iva Jones, Sophomore Representative; Donna Parrott, Junior Representa- tive; Linda Barker, Senior Representative, Mary Young, FHA. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Miller, Letter- man's Club. STUDENT COUNCIL - 47 A AWARDS HONORS and AWARDS Mrs. Wiltbank presenting Joan Allen with the BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW award. Miss Brand - 48 Joan Allen BOY AND GIRL STATERS OF 1958: Stan Crane and Isabelle Lopez. HOMECOMING Pat Hamilton, Della Ludwig, BETTY WHITE, Linda Barker, Betty Struck. BETTY WHITE QUEEN ATTENDANTS ♦ A J % A Linda Barker Senior Della Ludwig Junior t - 53 - Betty Struck Sophomore Pat Hamilton Freshman Stan Crane presenting awards to the best western dressed girl and boy, Donna Parrott and David Bohn. Mr. Curtis gets in the act too. n't it wonderful to be love, es- cially if you're alive? Working hard? Clifford Newkirk, do you want a date with me or not? Hard working director Woman, you're up to something. Is anything wrong, Miss Lee? SENIOR CLASS PLAY STRANGER IN THE Sylvia Lee Mable Crane Grant Terry J. T. Rutledge Velda Stevens Clifford Newkirk Nona Pollard Eddie Beach Rose Jordan Sam Fisk Marcella Bender Sandra King NIGHT MAY 1,1959 Joni Allen Linda Barker Charles Wallace Bob Coulter Betty White Eddie Harbour Toni Cardenas Martin Chacon Lela Cape George Hadaway Isabelle Lopez Tommy Miller DIRECTOR: Ralph Lee STAGE MANAGER: Grant Clayton STAGE CREW: Cipi Cardenas, Ron Figgins, Michael Thomas. Kenny W bb, Thomas JUNIOR CLASS PLAY COME OUT OF THE CLOSET A 3-act mystery-comedy by Rollin M. Collin March 7, 1959 Mrs. Malone....... Hilda Hawkins .... Irene Gleason..... Jenny Potts....... Guthrie Rosewater Abbie Phillips.... Hercules Jones.... George Hanson Amonia Mullins Mr. Cutter........ Squinty........... Marlene Greer Glenda Summerford Phyllis Wynn .....Donna Parrott David Bohn .....Judith Brimhall Murr Brown Garvin Scarbrough .....Suzanne LeBlanc Randel Romine David Beecroft Directors:...........Donald May Frank Chamberlain Technical Director: Doris Crabtree Stage Manager:.......................... Jack Brown - 57 - SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Antelope Union High School, County of Yuma, and State of Arizona, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills here- tofore made by us. I, JOAN ALLEN, will to Judy Brimhall my senior problems book. May she get as much use out of it as my American History book (which Nancy gave me.) I, Linda Barker, will my mischievous traits in Miss Brand's English IV Class to Marlene Greer. Be careful Marlene, she might throw you out I I I I, CIPI CARDENAS, will my great height to Tommy Scarbrough. I, TONI CARDENAS, will my nickname, Tinker Bell, to Norma Underdown. I, MARTIN CHACON, will my writing abilities to Irene and my running abilities to Bobby Scarbrough. I, GRANT CLAYTON, will my hitching walk to Anne Coe. I, BOB COULTER, will my ability to run around on school time to Bart Hibbard. I, STAN CRANE, will my red 1956 F-100 Ford pickup to Jerry Ralph Isler, providing he remits to me a certain payment agreed on by my willee and myself. I also will to my successor, my titles: Boss and Chief. I will to Scrap Iron, my ability to get out of class legally. I, PAT ENDSLEY, being in a shattered state of mind, do hereby bequeath my ability to be the under dog, to take the leftovers, to take second choice, to be able to understand why, to be in the many things where I am supposed to be seen and not heard, and the necessity of getting along with teachers, friends, and other important persons in Tommy's life, to Pat Hamil- ton for as long as she goes with Delton Burgett. I, RONALD FIGGINS, being of sound mind (meaning hardheaded) will my ability to smooth the front tires of a car before the back to David Bohn. I, GEORGE HADAWAY, will my big feet to Sandy Beecroft. I, EDDIE HARBOUR, will my tackle position in football to Gary Barnum and also my ability to ditch school. (Here's hoping you don't ditch.) I, IZZY LOPEZ, will a place in my family to Julia Cardenas. I, STAN LUDEN, will my ability to be such a lover boy to LeRoy Hill. I, NORBERT MIGUEL, will my crazy shots to Luis Cardenas. I, TOMMY MILLER, will to Bird Legs (alias Tiger ) my long scenic drive home after practice. I, THOMAS RIVERA, will my good grades to Julia Cardenas. I, MICKEY THOMAS, will my right end position in football to Mike Huston. I, LELA VANCE, will all of my own worn out shoes to next year's ads selling group. Happy walking I I ! I, CHARLES WALLACE, hereby will my ability to loaf and to goof-up everything I do to Mike Huston. I, KENNY WEBB, will all the girls and all the troubles with them to Garvin Scarbrough. May he have happiness? ? ? I, JOHN WEDGWORTH, will my ability to write a 5000 word theme to Ray Thomas. I, ROYCE WELLS, will hair to Helen May. I, BETTY WHITE, will my title of Homecoming Queen to some pretty junior girl. In witness whereof, I Eddie Harbour, in behalf of the Senior Class have set my mind and hand and seal hereto this twenty- seventh day of May in the Year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. Class President Signed, sealed, and published and declared as and for their last will and testament by the Class President in the presence of him and of each other, we have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. WITNESSES Sponsor k : .4' to - 58 - SENIOR BABY PICTURES Big boy Tommy Pretty boy Norbert Are life's problems hard Mickey? DANCES 60 - I - 62 - ■ A T L LETTERAAENS CLUB OFFICERS Eddie Harbour, President; Tommy Miller, Vice-president; Mickey Thomas, Sentinel; Murr Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Henry Peters, Reporter. Mr. Ferguson. Sponsor. Proud dads on Fathers' Night. Tommy Miller, four year letterman in all sports. STARTING BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Peters, Eddie Harboui, Tommy Miller, Mickey Thomas, Murr Brown, David Beecroft, Garvin Scarbrough, Jack Brown, Delton Burgett, Ernie Limon, Del Romine, Cipi Cardenas, Jim Jones, Charles Rider, Norbert Miguel, Denis Brimhall, Tommy Burks. - 67 - LEFT TO RIGHT: POM POM GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Toni Cardenas, Jeannie West, Donna Romine, Carol Howard Kaye Coe, Julia Cardenas, Mary Neil. CENTER: Kandy Aldridge. Peggy Gilmore Shirley Farar Maurine Brown VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Shirley Farar Phyllis Wynn Patty Perry Wanda McElhaney 1959 FOOTBALL LINE-UP FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Dean Stout, Ronnie Moser, Steve Hulcy, Dan Huston, Sandy Beecroft, Cipi Cardenas, Delton Burgett, Jimmy Jones, Ralph Adamson, Tommy Burks. SECOND ROW: Billy Figgins, Wayne Hulcy, Ron Figgins, Charles Rider, Dave Hopkins, Stan Luden, Gary Barnum, Henry Peters, Sam Coulter. THIRD ROW: Mickey Thomas, Tommy Miller, Jack Brown, Eddie Harbour, Mike Huston, George Hadaway, Denis Brim- hall, Murr Brown, Ernie Limon, Coach Chuck Ferguson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mickey Thomas, Tommy Miller, Eddie Harbour, Cipi Cardenas, Murr Brown, George Hadaway made the All-Con- ference Football Team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Miller, Mickey Thomas made the All- State Team. 1958 FOOTBALL SCORE BOARD Maricopa Yuma J. V. Gila Bend Seton Gilbert Phoenix Christian Parker Wickenburg Gila Bend 00 Antelope 45 The Rams wound up the sea- 13 Antelope 18 son with six wins and three 0 Antelope 26 losses and placed six players 19 Antelope 6 on All-Conference teams. Two 34 Antelope 0 Ram players, Tommy Miller 21 Antelope 12 and Mickey Thomas, made the 10 Antelope 12 All-State Teams. 0 Antelope 32 The six-three overall record 6 Antelope 19 was the best ever recorded by a Ram football team. - 71 LEFT TO RIGHT: Norbert Miguel, Tommy Burks, Murr Brown, Tommy Miller, Charles Wallace, Mike Huston, Coach Ferguson. RAMS 1958-59 SQUAD Norbert in action against Gila Bend. I J U N LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Huston, Wayne Stuhr, Ralph Adamson, Steve Hulcy, David Beecroft, Ray Thomas, Luis Cardenas, Jerry Brimhall. A You're out! VARSITY BASEBALL LINE-UP FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Fowler, Blaine Ward, Jerry Isler, Tommy Miller, Charles Wal- lace, Murr Brown. SECOND ROW: Mike Huston, Cipi Cardenas, Sam Coulter, Tommy Burks, Delton Burgett. TOP ROW: Manager Wayne Syrovy, Danny Huston, David Beecroft, Ernie Limon, Coach Dean Stout. Yuma J V. 10 Antelope Gila Bend 1 Antelope Wickenburg 6 Antelope Yuma J V 7 Antelope Maricopa 5 Antelope Phoenix Christian 1 Antelope Yuma J V 15 Antelope Gilbert 2 Antelope Yuma J V 7 Antelope Gila Bend 7 Antelope Salome 1 Antelope Bagdad 2 Antelope Paradise Valley 1 Antelope Payson 1 Antelope Yuma J V 5 Antelope a 11 3 Batter up! 1 9 4 2 0 4 10 17 17 18 27 8 - 76 - Back Hand Julia On the ladder to success What are you studying, Kaye? 'Twas the night before Christmas It must be funny Arsenic smile All ready for the dance THESUN Friday, A fll 3. 111 126,807 Passed Through Calif. Inspection Station Tit movement of traffic ««• tiftjri to ir rro� « at Wioterttaven. occurdilkt to the M.nfl report of th Caldum� Inspev'twn Sutton There wrre 2iG more era � r , 7U row tniekt OW March of laat year, th report Hated. A total of � .� CaUtorraa rara an] H.XM out of «ate rara paw- ed through the nation la t month. Alao S.M5 truck . � 1 tntie� , and a total of 1 .BW paatenzm There w ro 1ST loU of plant ma- terial rejeoted uator vartoui quar- anritoa and nrgUattos . Of Oil total there were Til lot declared and 136 lota «tot declared. Found a moor thi material there mere 1U ix� of io� erU. Kit lota of plant dlteaaei ard 30 lot of � Md accda. A total of I.34t produce trorka were checked both in and out- --------- ' - ALUMINUM SCREEN DOORS DO IT YOURSELF ONLY SI «.SO Ratter floor,ng 1 ImuUtion Co Hi «• ! � � Maple Av . bound. S3� trorklood� of varlou grain entered th Hate. Some Spmtah mow. a boat of the cotton boll weevil, wa Sound and rejected in a Kleenex box In a car Several empty trucks were re- quired to be � «rpc out of rotten wed before entry was permitted ! Several tniekfoada of freth Mexi- can produce were aenf forward for dritination treatment when ' ave Intecti were fowvt Can't Stop Resident Gives Accident Excuse SAN ANTONIO. Tex. lUPIl— Au� driver Joe Contreras, who 1 live at It Can't Stop Street, gave police Out excuse after an ac.-idex in wturh hi car «kidded 1U feci: I couMn't «top.' DUIIkr Water Camel . raarntlally «nirnal� of the and draerts. !� � ve a great avenlun to water ami only with difficulty can be perauaded to crow even the amallrat Hream. COUNTERFEIT RING BROKEN FirH break i- • natfonwld counter!.- i ag case came with the arrest ef Mr Alva Jana Kirk. JO. left. atd Vida Jana McMilUun. in NouHon. Tax. They're charged with pawing bedut S100 toll originating ta Chicagn. T-mm have recovered more than ,1)0.00« in counter- feit toil� . Tba woman are accompanied by thair lawyer, K. A. Golding. (lUg. VS. Tab Off ) Called rreaa UtonvaUwaal IAS VEGAS. Nev. -Singer Eddw rljber, annocavciag Me en- gagement to ■ ceres Ekxaboth Taylor and their plan � go to Europe el the aam urn next Mb: Wa are vary much in love and we're going to travel teg ether x- tepalvei) And we'd like to travel a mao and wife. OflCAGO - Howard J. Knox describing hi bcide-so-ke locmer man • fumed .woman OirttUne (George) Jorgensen: ... all woman—warm, under- ttandiCK. pirxui aid entirely feminine CLEVEDON. England - Mrs Annio Cleave � aoo-m-Uw. on why the Tt-year-old woman ipert near- ly bar enure IKe'e eavtnge to fly to the bedtrfe of her dying mend. Mr . Illfriad Bam � of MeaiUa Pat . KM : Mr Ram � ' grtutud t th only reward mother U looking tor here comes a carload of And the KRCSS price I I � � •� «• � « «• caokie — In thi corlood 3 lbs. 69 Sandwich Cre reel Oatmeal Cocanuf Chocolate Chip Twirfi Shorlbreodi All road with th finest Ingredient . You Cel Ihe Be,� for Leu At KRESS K REISS 284 MAIN ST. Downtown Yuma Debbie Agrees Obituaries To Give Eddie Divorce PlUUADELPinA (UPO—Hiram Pirke. 15. founder and former Quickie Divorce ; -■£! fJZXZ 2E HOU.YWOOO iin I - Actre ' v s “ Debbie Reynold he� contented toj Wednesday a! a suburban eaova- Wcent home. a Nevada Qrkckw divorce which win free atngrr Eddie Kuher in w week to men lllubetli Taylor. “I am • l-ppy I alir.m passed . out with I've new � ••« ihe re ! ««'.ton of rnven-ha.rrd lor Tsylw ' when the learned ot Miw Rey- nold ' content ' InrrieoJout • slaxited Fitfvte ' '.Tv K great We are both happy and thrilled We will get married her in Nevada v.v week Iroot ___________________ | last Senia y ' WW To Install £ VZS'i '5TSZ Officers Sunday «3? ““ T ytor 1 Two new wu of offlcera MS to 1 installed Sunday aftennon a, be ding pan.. toclrod t- give v Vt’ raro of Foreign War etob- |taratfo« (or the prop-ed mam-hjj KeoneRlM. I Tanewnhauni. Hate commander 4 MIAMI (UPIi-Oacar N. (Yank) Taylor. U. former Army officer and newipapermaa. died Wednes- day of Ixng cancer. FI-rZARTTH. N. J. (UFI) - John J Battenby- « . former min- «ir� l and dancer with the Gu Hill and Lew DockHader troupet, dxd Tuesday. the VEW from Tucaon. win to Avk l If it would be In Las: ra . he ud hero to conduct tto -V� |e4 :cwtail- s'0. that would to too g bile.- , . „ Mi Reynold . IT.year-old - ... mother of tto . nger s two children ! • � “ ► clalroerl � to unxw� -e .f p.u| fh t of Yumr hoad- y vhr-r . - , • .-c ro.mc.nn. ’ 5“ . � • hen -w armed here Urn Thur minder Tto otoeraet of c B- d.y by [ ’•. nc iron a M. kxa- .H ton .n Sps.n |� . .. ?“ • . • Tbit all u. caught roe by ««4 Heomley a, commander. suror.se ' -.he Mvd [ find .- l’'mrr frv • Unoon .er,- 1- •- -.!. ■ VKW merntora, according to formed w. „.l huvl act ..,-t ' ■ '• , • • mi •••■ ... '.amard IrouCoUen queiL-eic tr.yi age very persana., , and mean j giea deal to my i wx-n at 1 to p m. Bfe. | • . -I i .-.n- i.g� ' lab whece he wav appear- aent tocauae of tto way «1� «fl -; mg Mi « ReywoidB M d • a Urn wav hwsdlcd she aU ' Y.xa mean to tell me they When interned that , trier ini Ml a pros ccoferonce In La 77 - year - oil Mm Taylor made ; Vega� the marriage aarwuncemetv m the! ' r ata� tlc:'• Quotes from The News Stork Sneaks Up On Pastor, Wlf« 1 CJARKSDAI.E. Mi« (UP,)-Iof our wMa.'' aaM tho and «he knows already that has that. VATICAN CITY - Pope Jrfia XXIII. promtalng Negro intellec- tual th Roman Catholic Oturrh would recogaua and lupprel an African culture based on to tor troth and p f ' Wtorever genuino value� of art and thinking ran enneh the human family, tto church la ready to favor that wk of the spirit. ' ■■ Marksman Allergic To Gunpowdor ET BEN1NNG. G«. (UPH - sre Cordoa M Vo � «Ur marVv man of the Ft Beswan rifle t� am. u allegrte to gunpowder ajlRKSDAlJi. Mia (UPJl- The atortc ar � k d up ca th Rav and Mr . C. V. Parker. Mr . 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It’s Your Chevrolet Dealer’s 2nd Annual SPRINGfpSALES SPECTACULAR For a Spring Sales Spectacular deal see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! DUNBAR CHEVROLET 230 2nd Avenue Yuma. Arhena JU 3-7141 The Be.’ Air t-Door Sedon-tram olxlsVy '59 ta erery modern ba . Buy With Confidence at RUBY’S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 51 Years of Service to Yuma County 170 Avenue B Yuma “A Little Out of the Way But a Lot Less To Pay DUNBAR CHEVROLET Sales and Service 230 2nd Avenue SU 3-7861 Yuma Aroia's TACOLITA ‘Home of the ROBERT and I. C. ARAZA Glorified Taco 501 4th Avenue Yuma , Arizona SUnset 2-3021 - 80 - WHY BUY WE SUPPLY AMERICAN OtUWftaMJb SUPPLY COMPANY LINEN SUPPLY COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS STAGE EQUIPMENT DUPLICATING SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 125 Second Avenue Yuma, Arizona 3209 N. Central Ave. Phone CR. 7-5477 Phoenix, Arizona Best Wishes For Success n it from l n mm Mymr Your Daily Newspaper THE YUMA DAILY SUN YUMA 300 Madison Avenue SU 3-3333 197 Main Street Su 3 8304 Yuma, Arizona - 82 - - 83 SAV-ON DRUGS 310 Main Street Yuma, Arizona Phone SU 3-5231 HARMONY HOUSE RECORD SHOP 944 4th Avenue Phone Su 2-3172 Open 9-6 Private listening booths Complete stock of records and accessories 5-day service on special orders «.—------—--- • - - ■ ■ ■ — --- BEST WISHES TO CLASS Of ’59 compliments of 'pO-'ld Stolen - 84 - We are proud to be recognized by both the growers and the industry as one of the leaders in the manufac- turing of complete liquid mix fertilizer. In fact we have the only plant of this type in the State of Arizona. Tonnage reports from both the States of Arizona and California confirm that daily more and more growers are turning to liquid fertilizers due to their many advantages and we are proud to have played a part in some of the development of this great industry. ATMAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. MANFACTURERS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS YUMA, ARIZONA Compliments of WHITMAN SEED COMPANY Yuma QeAt Wult i QtedLuUeA The Bank of Douglas your friendly pioneer bank IMPERIAL HARDWARE 835 4th Avenue 200 Main Street The Place to Buy Housewares, Furniture, Appliances, Sporting Goods, Paints, Toolsl - 86 - GALBRAITH FOXWORTH LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Post Office Box 712 140 Fourth Avenue Telephone SU 3-4446 YUMA, ARIZONA SALES and SERVICE BEGLEY TRACTOR CO. KELLY SUPPLY Tractors - Heavy Machinery COMPANY Combines and Hay Tools Photograph ic Headquarters All Types of Rebuilding Office Supplies 'NA HERE TO BUY THEM and Equipment 50 E. 10th Street SU 3-3062 Yuma 270 Main Street SU 3-6562 B A STAGECOACH ft R R 0 W S FURNITURE CAFE “Our Motto is Quality and Service” Yuma 185 Main Street Arizona Wellton, Arizona SU 3-7803 H H. Greer Ralph Greer Chino, California Roll, Arizona Roll Arizona ?4ce CONGRATULATIONS TO THE “1959’’ SENIORS I - 89 - Best Wishes, Graduates! GARTLAND JEWELERS 807 4th Avenue DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER - GIFTS Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes EBERLING READY-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Congratulations to the 59” Graduates VALLEY NATIONAL BANK lOO North Main Street Yuma, Arizona Minute Man Service BOB’S UNION STATION STORY 5-3362 WELLTON, ARIZONA Batteries - 91 Phone SUnset 3-8371 INSULATION INDUSTRIAL Firesate for Pipes, Ducts, Tanks, Boilers, Ovens, Cold Storage Plants, Refrigeration Units, Etc. Approved Applicator FIBERGLAS Blowing Wool Ageless Glass-Wool Expertly Installed in. New or Existing Homes and Buildings Will Not Burn, Rot, Settle, Shrink or Swell (all SUnsel 3-8881 DAY OR NIGHT FIBERGLAS Farm SOUTHWEST PRINTERS 30 Third Street YUMA COUNTY'S LEADING JOB PRINTERS YOUR COMFORT OUR BUSINFSS SINCC 1937 Butler ROOFING and INSULATION HAVE YOUR SNAPOUT FORMS PRINTED LOCALLY Homes A Office Warehouse 1852 MAPLE AV. Just South of J. C. Rodeo Arena rizona Broadcasting System Business - Income KYUM Radio 560 HUNTER REALTY John G. Hunter Licensed Broker National Broadcasting Company your Telephone SU 3-6464 176 4th Ave. Yuma, Arizona Community Club Awards Station Member of National Association of Real Estate Boar s Drive Safely” - 92 - OLIVEM WHITE Paints Hardware Variety Notions Toys Housewares Sporting Goods Proto Tools - Ammunition Air Conditioners P.0. Box 31 Tocna, Arizona DEPARTMENT STORE 240 Main Street • Yuma. Arizona YOUR FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE nationally famous DEPENDABLE OUALITV UC i• AND SE CAN BE PURCHASED AT MODEST N ,.r.A CHRETIN’S For the Best in Mexican Food 485 15th Avenue Phone SU 3-9715 Wholesa le Reta il Yuma, Arizona Mexican Food Products Souvenirs - Ceramics Hand Made Indian Jewelry VANG'S GIFT SHOP 2544 - 4th Avenue Yuma, Aril - 93 - TERRY’S SANDWICH SHOP THE SMART SHOPPE Home-style cooking Home-mode pies OPEN 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Y uma 38 W. 2nd St Terry Fay, Proprietor Congratulations Seniors From Compliments of SINGER National $ Stores SEWING MACHINE CO. Yuma YUMA 261 S. Main SU 3-6173 ARNOLD’S ARNOLD S MARKET in Wellton Flower for All Occasions 24 Hour Telephone Service The Most....for Your Money Y uma 901 Orange Ave. SU 3-8388 WES BM f- uour hair W ' should be High Quality for Lower Prices K7Lcoming to J Cfficf£lon eauiy §atan WE CUT, CURL AND DYE COME IN LET US TRY At YUMA OUTLET Bea Rochester STory 5-4512 Shoes for the Entire Family Yuma’s Hot Rod Shop RAY’S AUTO SUPPLY 1102 4th Avenue NEW ARIZONA CAFE American and Chinese Food Take Out Orders YUMA SU 3-9769 380 Main Street Congratulations Seniors HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Yuma EDWARDS JEWELRY Yuma F. S. RASCO'S 5c, 10c 25c 274 Main Street Congratulations Seniors from Budget Shop Loreta’s Mode O’Day Two Fine Stores to Serve You ‘DooeMb, Vtc. “Better Shoes for the Entire Family” 316 Main Street 10th Street 4th Ave. Yuma D M BEAUTY SHOPS Downtown — Uptown YUMA. ARIZONA 17, Second street 2425 Fourth Ave. SUnset 3 3841 SUnkt 3 8051 - 95 - JONGEWARD ELECTRIC MOTERS CONGRATULATIONS Service on Everything E lectrical COOPERS MUSIC Y umo Your headquarters (or band and orchestra instruments Wurlitzer Organs and Pianos 709 8th Street SU 2-25 35 914 4th Avenue Yuma, Arizona RAY FRITZ REALTY Specializing in FARM PROPERTIES 627 4th Avenue SU 3-5157 Yuma, Arizona SU 2-2779 1905 4th Avenue Y uma Compliments of CALL O. M. Clark Ranch VALLEY DISTRIBUTORS For Wholesale Groceries Dome, Arizona 1401 3 Ave, SU 3-7371 S. H. KRESS CO. 3) S r ‘‘s:Dress Shop 1666 4th AVE. YUMA, ARIZONA 284 Main St. Yuma, Arizona SU 3-6143 - 96 - For Best in Fresh Produce See PETE PASQUINELLI 309 8th Street YUMA SU 3-7813 Congratulations Class of “59” BEST WISHES Towards Building a Better Community for Tomorrow Q. 1 . fceitty General Store and Cafe Roll, Arizona - 97 - UPTOWN DRUG STORE Prescriptions Delivered Immediately Phone SU 3-5112 Cosmetics Sundries Photographic Supplies Toys Gift Suggestions “Let Our Experience Safeguard Your Health 1008 4th Avenue Y uma FASHIONS: 817 Fourth Avenue - Telephone SU 3-6842 Boots Leather Goods Western Apparel PLAZA PAINT STORE s sP°rt O Wall Pa p e r N a I p I e x Na Ic rete 54 W. 3rd. Street at Madison Yuma, Arizona 281 Main Street Yuma, Arizona - 98 - Garret Motors 490 7th Street, Yuma, Arizona Sales RAMBLER Service INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Elmer Garrett Owner F hone 3-3701 Res. Phone 3-4088 BRADEN Machinery Company Wellton and Y uma John Deere Tractors and Caterpillars - 99 - MODEL KITS AND SUPPLIES RELAX WITH A HOBBY'' JOIN A ' MODEL CLUB STEVE ORTO. OWNER-MGR 40 WEST SECOND STREET YUMA. ARIZONA WELLTON BARBER SHOP “It Pays to Look Well” Dan LeBlanc RADIO STATION k v o y -1400- ‘This is where IT happens” DEAN CO. Quotation upon Request SUnset 2-2448 Fire - Auto - Special Lines Worldwide Claim Service John Dean - Lois Dean A-Plus Rated Companies Low Cost - Budget Terms 1060 4th Avenue Group Assets $350 Million Convenient Parking - TOO - Congratulations 1959 Graduates GOLDSMITH’S Distinctive Wearing Apparel for Men Women 255 Main Street Y uma Cl GUaMO- Ga e, Genuine Mexican Foods and Delicious American Dishes Specializing in Tacos, Tamales, Chile Con Carne, Enchiladas Orders to Take Out 860 4th Avenue Y U m a $U 3.9790 Congratulations to the Seniors from WELLTON DRUG For All Your Prescriptions and Drug Needs' Phone STory 5-3313 Wellton, Arizona TVeltto General Repairs, Motor Tune-up Auto Parts and Supplies Wellton, Arizona L. Ronge STory 5-3314 Congratulations to the G rad ua ting Class from CENTRAL MARKETS Yuma Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McVey Congratulations Graduates Compliments of Aldesil 300 Main Street SU 2-1679 Yuma FOR THE BEST IN FARM REAL ESTATE LOUIS F. 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone ST 5-4531 Wellton. Arizona 102 - CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS d- Phone STory 5-4541 P.O, Box 75 Wellton, Arizona F.X. Woods Paul R. Scheuneman Congratulations Seniors from your SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. 265 Main Street Yuma Congratulations Seniors Glad You Made Itl COMPLIMENTS OF Jerry F. Shipman OSCAR WALLS BARQ'S, 7 UP, PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 1000 Avenue A Yuma Arizona AUTOGRAPHS 104 - Best Wishes Seniors Enjoy Eating at the from WELLTON TRUCK STOP CAFE Mr. Mrs. George Murdock Wellton, Arizona Congratulations to “59” Seniors CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MCELHANEY FARMS from Seeds Seed processing BILL FARAR Hay Tacna Arizona AAA To the Seniors — 24 Hour towing service LEWIS WARD May you find work to your liking, UNION STATION like working, and earn success. Union 76 Service Tires Restaurant Parts The Desert Sands Arizona Ave. Tacna ST 5-4427 Batteries Staff 105 Prince Charming, Eddie Harbour, crowns Norma Under- down, Cinderella. CINDERELLA BALL ATTENDANTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Webb, Grant Clayton, Tommy Burks, Murr Brown, Marlene Greer, Phyllis Wynn, Shirley Farar, Diane Cheek. 107 - —i. WUZZIES AUTOGRAPHS