Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

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During World War II when the enrollment of Gila Junior College, as it was then called, fell very low, Mr. Wardlaw's iirm belief in the future of the college kept it from being discontinued. In the words of the farewell letter sent to Mr. Wardlaw by the other four members of the Board, Because you have been loyal, staunch, and active in your membership, you have made a contribution to the future of our school that will be felt throughout all the years of its growth. In our own words, we say simply, Thank you, Mr. Wardlawf' -4- lninizhfaiiun 1 tu- Y -E .I l: f-4 K-4 il DURING THE FIVE YEARS that Mr. Paul E. Guitteau has been President of Eastern Arizona Junior College, the enrollment at the college has steadily increased and the classroom facilities have greatly expanded, including the construction of the new science and agriculture buildings within the past year. The far-sighted policies and the forceful leadership of President Guit- teau have established for our college a very high reputation, not only in the local area but throughout the state. To Mr. Cuitteau we of the OASIS staff express our gratitude as We look forward with confidence to the future progress and development of E.A.I.C. under his capable guidance. E fl . lf' 1 x fx Q w -ey BOARD OF EDUCATION KI rom Left to Iiiglztj: Curl A. Reineinund, new memberg George Mattice, memberg Boyce I mes Secretaryg NV. A. Bryce, memberg Iohn Mickelson, Presidentg Baker Wardlaw, re- tn mg member. y- 4 l 5' Jeilff -,. Liu. l-L , - g LAVON EVANS Dean of Women and Registrar Miss Evans comes to us from the University of Arizona, where she graduated with a B.S. degree. Along with her many duties, Miss Evans directs different Physical Education classes and is advisor of the W.A.A. She has been a member of the faculty for five years. ROSS A. OWENS Dean of Men and Director of Guiclcmee The Alma Mater of .M1'. Owens is Arizona State College at Tempe, where he grad- uated with a M.S. degree. Mr. Owens has been a member of the faculty for four years, but this is his first year as Director of Guid- ance. Along with high school visitations and many other duties, Mr. Owens finds time to teach a class in Salesmanship and one in Business Math. l 1 ..7- DONALD A. FOOTE Agriculture Mr. Foote received his M.S. at the University of Arizona. He has been a member of the E.A.J.C .faculty for nine years. GLENN VVEST Art Mr. West has been a member of the school's faculty for nine years. He received his M.F.A. Degree from the State College of Washington. MRS. BERNTCE BEDFORD CONLEY Secretarial Studies Receiving her M.A. from the State University of Iowa, Mrs. Conley came to E.A.j.C. from Vermont. She left the school at the end of the first semester. JESSE U. DeVANEY Secretarial Studies Mr. DeVaney joined the E.A.I.C. faculty at the beginning of the second semester. He is a grad- uate of the University of Ari- zona, where he received his B.S. Degree. - 3 - , ,,. l win u LORENZO FLAKE Engineering Holding a B.S. degree from the University of Utah, Mr. Flake joined the E.A.I.C. faculty this year. CARL KYSER Auto Mechanics Mr. Kyser received his training at Arizona State College at Flag- staff along with attending auto- motive schools. He has been with the faculty for seven years. sv ! 6 , ge-2 P MRS. LUCY H. MEEKER Home Economics WVAYNE E. XVHITE Business A graduate of Arizona State Col- lege at Tempe, Mr. 'White has received his KLA. Degree. This is his Hrst year as a member of the E.A.1.C. faculty. LAYVRENCE L. MCDONALD, JR. English Mr. McDonald has been a mem- ber of the faculty for three years after receiving his NIA. degree from the UlllX'L'l'Sltf' of Arizona. Mrs. Meeker received her RLS. from the University of Arizona. She has served as a member of the faculty for six years. -9.. , f MRS. FLORENCE HOLLADAY Librarian Mrs. Hollaclay received her M.A. from Arizona State College at Tempe before entering the fac- ulty at E.A.1.C., where she has been a member f ve years. , 1 ' NF I, V X 65,55 Cf? g f' 44 'j 7' . god' :WN . UCE A, LARSON I Physical Education Mr. Larson comes to us from Fargo, North Dakota. He re- ceived his M.S. degree from Colorado State. He has been on the faculty for five years. JOHN H. MARTIN gflml X7LUUH'i'I1'lSt1 llC1iO7' Mr. Martin received his MS from Ohio State University. He joined the E.A.I.C. faculty four years ago. aaa.. ,flaw .dw ay Af-gi UV' Wolf 41,7 ' CL WW J W4 .bf A 3 wail 6VQ1,.,,i., fzA,.f5-7 win af' xv'bv.v WC- Q-wva I Tcl, 4 , 1 Mr. Moorhouse j o in e cl t h e . PAUL W. MOORHOUSE Music Instructor E.A.I.C. faculty this year. He is l . . . . J from Illinois and received his B.M. at the Illinois Wesleyan University. HARLEY C. COOPER Physical Education Mr. Cooper received his B.S. from the University of Arizona. He entered the E.A.j.C. faculty this year. gli DR. JOHN VV. LONG, IR. Social Science Dr. Long received his Ph.D. from Duke University at Dur- ham, North Carolina. He came to E.A.I.C. as an instructor in Social Science six years ago from Pennsylvania. THAD O. YOST Religion Mr. Yost received his M.A. De- gree in Personal Guidance at Brigham Young University. This is his Hrst year as director of the L.D.S. Institute at E.A.j.C. RUSSELL LUNDELL Science L Mr. Lundell has been a memlaer of the faculty for 14 years. He arrived at as an instruc- tor in Science after receiving his M.S. degree from B righ am Young University. -11.. VlRClNlA H. RAKISDELL Science Miss Ramsdell became a mem- ber of the faculty this year. She received her MS. from U.C.L.A. DONALD P. JONES Speech and Dmnmiics Mr. Iones graduated from the University of Arizona Where he received his BIA. degree. He en- tered the faculty eight years ago as a director of Drama and Speech. .L , Q l Office Force MRS. ARTELLA POULSEN MRS. DORA PHEGLEY Secretary to the President Business Manager Mrs. Poulsen has been a member of the Mrs. Phegley has been taking care of the office staff for two years. Her pleasant smile school's finances for the past four years. She and helping hand have made her a favorite has taken time from her many duties to help among the college students. the students and to run the Book Store. Cctetericx Stott MRS. LUCILLE MECHAM MRS. DELILA NIECHAM Mrs. Delila and Lucille Mecham, commonly known as Mom and Lucy, have not only cooked the best meals, but they also have played the part of second mothers to the students who live in the dorms. Their schedule not only in- cludes serving three meals a day for the college students but also includes preparing banquets and luncheons for all organizations of the valley. MAINTENANCE ..f.4 f i at - , v E ' i L, ,, ii iii ,i ii iii i i: Hiiwiiwiiwiiuiii -gr ii ,if Nl li! All .ff 5 !'- .nr --'-.A, 'x. 'Q -ST? 'A MARK ALLEN :J As head maintenance man, it is Markls chief duty to drive the Monster Bus to all athletic contests and other out-of-town events in which E.A.J.C. participates. DUKE WINSOR Duke's chief duties as maintenance man are driving students to and from school and keeping the grounds looking trim. PAUL MECHANI CASH BAVOR As this is Panl's Hrst your at E.A.1.C.. hc' Cash is in charge of a crew of student help whose job can be found doing scvcrul cliift-rout johs. it is to keep everything in tip-top shape. He always But, thanks to him, vvcrytliing is kept has a cheerful greeting for all the students. running smoothly. -13.- Student Body Officers F I Kathleen McBride, Vice-President, Larry Brewer, President, Leisel Clulf, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Student Council .' - fFirst Howl Kathleen McBride, vice-president, Larry Brewer, president, Leisel Cluff, secretary. K Second Howl Linda Layton, Oasis Editor, Elaine Nelson, Home Ec Club president, Shirley Alder, second semester Freshman secretary, Diane McBride, Las Aniigas president, Alta Lines, Sopho- more secretary-treasurer, Edna Rae Clawson, first semester Freshman secretary-treasurer, Dick Campbell, Monster vice-president. fThird Howl Russell Lundell, sponsor, Bob Rodriguez, second semester Freshman president, LaVon Evans, sponsor, Ross Owens, sponsor, Gary McBride, Sopho- more vice-president, Fred Whipple, second semester Freshman vice-president, Wayne McGrath, Sophomore president, Rex Holgerson, Monster editor. lanes MWJW x X H X S . L N- f .f '?-- X 1 Q? : i I I., . S ' Hal ++ ag, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS l5W7f G R CBRI P sident W - W W Aff Wmrffpjxfffpfgwff W Whjffw NES S Y L Z'- I: I . RICARDO DURAN Cumpas, Sonora, Mexico Agriculture QS VIRGINIA PIPER Safford, Arizona Elementary Education '3- -ny . if . X W XL , . .ing -' 1 1 1 Ig L lv i 4' 3 I , LaREA GIBBONS Safford, Arizona Physical Therapy iligiigijli BOB DEMPSTEB Benson, Arizona Physical Education DALL WEECH MAURICE BRUTINEL Pima, Arizona Safford, Arizona Pre-Dental Pre-Dental -17- . ff'- ,gov , xx! X IACK WALTERS Bagdad, Arizona General L IT-' 'I . . 'V Q 1 H NANON CURREY Aurora, Illinois Agriculture 2 A I T9 1' ,,,. ,x , x I X FT -alma L fl. . 'uri if? ,G F ' N JE ' 'xl ' f are 'ffm E f?' QQ' ' .,?,y. D Q53 ,ML I.-X a No E , we '91 f ' :!f , ' qi Ujlkg- DICK CAMPBELL Thatcher, Arizona Physical Education -X E A,:, X F' ,E ? 'f'-AT KATHLEEN MCBRIDE Safford, Arizona Music . - .rr H 1 4 . . ' J J, ' Y? iii X A f ED GARDNER , I Elfrida, Arizona 5 Agriculture Education MARGARET CELIX Pima, Arizona . Secretarial lin- J-S ,fri fa' Y , fs' IERRY STUCKER Globe, Arizona Government Service PT .fr DIANE McBRIDE Pima, Arizona Home Economics .Q 1 ' ff 4. X- JF - DELMAR MOTES EDDIE LEE ' 'ffg Thatcher, Arizona Benson, Arizona ,bf . Agriculture Physical Education 'li ff X X: :E 1 i Q -13- ii'L'!l'23-9-if T- i -' 'KL A A71 7 X K 39:1 ' V lr A gl A li A MAC HAYNIE Pima, Arizona Engineering ' r ' 5' - , v -1 .N T Q or , xr J ' 1 1, I , ,Q ' G G LILLIAN LARSON Globe, Arizona Elementary Education ,-L' 'l'L '2'-Qi X. iv' wA ',m, VTR I' 1 J ,NA 'R :S 1 Al f - ' 0 NS-v ,. .o 40 BETTY LYNNE STEWART Morenci, Arizona Pre-Med I veg-3 T il 1 5.-' 3 T' H - ' 5 , vi - A J k , l L A A12 12 wfff f k ' A HQ. N r gQL, 'a .fQY,fi',4 f Y Y V4 N ,J , 1 'j f A GEORGE W. DAVIS, JR. Duncan, Arizona Social Science FRANK HOWARD JOHN H. HORNER Cottonwood, Arizona Tucson, Arizona Agriculture Physical Education -19.- .l ps T fa, JIM UNRUH Tucson, Arizona General Business A' 1- r 'UM 1-1 1 1 1 T 1, 'N L. . . - ni' f 4 . ' I T' , 4., LINDA LAYTON Thatcher, Arizona Elementary Education rf V 7 Tk. R 1 li . ww .A A f Tillie 5-gl? 'AK Il. 1 v 1 V f X N fi -'lil iff f 3 il 4 ' Q 7 Q 'Hx Q5 W, fi . 1 44'- J! l 1 N F5 X 'i':a, 4::- jx - 4 X Y N, V' N? .1 TED BRANCH DUDLEY GUITTEAU Saffofdr Aflzona Thatcher, Arizona General p,e,Med 'Ur ang. Q. A ag f s jf I ., Z 1 3- T1 ' PHYLLIS ALLEN Thatcher, Arizona General or 7 DOROTHY MCNTIERTH Ft. Thomas, Arizona Secretarial Training fi Bowie, Arizona n.. r.- , ,gr 'nn 1 xiii' i I Qrl gljriwft A 5 ' ri V1 it ,L :!.Iig. T E IR ' 1' Q, Ji? I K -lg, -' fig, f ' 4' x ' T' A 3 4' -li i '-'i'1h'f J ' 'if N' if CARY MCBRIDE Pima, Arizona Agriculture CARROL LAYTON Safford, Arizona Elementary Education 4. . W ':. a Ui, , 115' ,. - 1 ,QM I A-1-5 W .-!-N I ir' li 3 ,iimwgn - 'M H, Q XMI,--.gfl ii W I2' . ' ' TT'--' , i gm - 24,2 3 ,gf-' 1 ' , ' 1' Ml 1 LX nu t'I,l V . I 1 r W' 1 rtf V ' -.7 I' if ' V - W .if of - .ul -.,fj'n-- ' 7 'YF in ' fsf- ELAINE NELSON Tucson, Arizona Home Economics to ff' ' Q Q 9? arf' ' . 4- -is L 3. i,'1 ' - SHERALD GRIFFIN Thatcher, Arizona Business Administration J. W. SMITH IOHN BEARDSLEE Lordsburg, New Mexico Pomerene, Arizona Auto Mechanics Business Adminrletration -21- 142: ii V EE' L- f A gf. I, , YQ rid'-u ' V -Q . A , 1 W i 1 Q, ix l 1 Q '27 I -ij. ' :ffvf : . fi f, - , 1 , fr 1 ji wi 3 : ' 55255.31 ' 'X . ' A , 'K LARRY B. BREWER Snowflake, Arizona General BETTY MCLAMARRAH Pima, Arizona Business Administration ,, is ,, , I L I N L 1 - , i f X W, if w 535 ' 'K - .zfrfa u X -.li A REX HOLCERSON Thatcher, Arizona Physical Education ,pk 1, I 2, .gm H ' ,. -7 1 A ,ls YN! ,, I ITELEIE. '. V A V :Q ,Y A4 K- , its 'i , SW 1 ' L W' . Y W, U ' P ,VNV X W IOE BABER Duncan, Arizona Auto Mechanics , gf' ' If A gs. a a I 'gf' i V X ,3 L A , i. if - 1,5 :Q H A --, Miz V, -d,,,,pg 'sw S 5 7 3 IIM PORTER Thatcher, Arizona Business Administration ,X RICHARD ANSSON Ft. Thomas, Arizona Elementary Education MARLAN LAYTON WAYNE MCCRATH Safford, Arizona Duncan, Arizona Education Physical Education I if: 1 A A ' 2 f Y Qf xxx' K Y: , X , 1 . 2' w J V I 1 1. ' 1 . . K if 1 4- wi I! TTI , 41 . . , i Y-1 4 . Xia.. , -,, , , Vffafgg' '- .59 .. .,jg,'lf -.' ' '- -' ,gggig-s Vg, -wtgilail ' 1' , 1 , f' ' 1 ' ???Z ,fj.'i:'f53! ' 2, 4:55 'H 'Q i '. ':Q E-Aff' V 3 57 . A t' 1 fu 'rw' '. 1 X :ga 1 Mfr- Q ' s.-6 X -W i Wx 'V Y.- Q 5-':. ' ':1m- v-.- ' -5 ff 'S-fawlafa' .iw ' Q RICHARD G. WEBSTER Clifton, Arizona Auto Mechanics 'Riff' 21 BILL MADDOCK Phoenix, Arizona Government Service Ti ,f- , A K .. I . sir 'mfr i - . ,.,f.l,.-W 4 f Y 'F Qyfifvl - ' in--ra N, ,' 1' 4 .-pf I- ' 'f w ' ' YL: . -ig 1 .V 1: ' 'fr IQ ., A 7 I 'lgiiii if 4,4 ' ,Q z1'I'.'- '1 1, V, f ,, 'L 1 .-. v f . .:.,,.... .5 mfg' I HL y . ,ie ff ' x' 11: -22- 1 IL 520 VERDELL ACROCKETT Pima, Arizona General 4 'ix 'V f l if x f l ' f A IOANN BOREN Pima, Arizona Elementary Education V. ,, ,- ' 'ati -- V' ' RQ, ,Z MARGIE HATCHETT Willcox, Arizona Home Economics , . 'F . i if 2 , sas, az A 'SL X KEN SPAULDING Holbrook, Arizona History RUSSELL DURHAM LYNN BLACK Safford, Arizona Ft. Thomas, Arizona Secondary Education Music -23- aff' ' 1 Ili 2' ' X' . v IAHL' . rf i ,r ,hx I RONALD LEE KARTCHNER Snowiiake, Arizona Auto Mechanics fb IANELL ROBINSON Thatcher, Arizona Home Economics n , 4 . r EEE: 'J-7 iz 'Q 'Z CECIL NELSON Bisbee, Arizona P71ysical Education BETTY KAY MCEUEN Ft. Thomas, Arizona Music .xx-I ARTHA LINES a- Safford, Arizona Pre-Dental I i1 La 5 I -VZV E V: I BILL ALLRED Pima, Arizona Business Administration IIM ACTON CARY MCCLEVE Tucson, Arizona Snowflake, Arizona General Auto M eclzanics -24- pin. x I gr :,, ,,.1 A N '- an 'V I,-T if ,XTR A Ax I ERVVIN CROTTS Duncan, Arizona General Il' E K i, V I.Y j F b.- X ' 127 K, , 5' I 1' IVAN LEE SHIFLET Sai-ford, Arizona Pre-Dental C12 WJI ' -. FRANK CASTRO Bagdad, Arizona Business Aflministration RALPH CLUFF Safford, Arizona Education . ,K-' LEI EL CLUFF Cen al, Arizona Elementary Education I 'af . 2,111 ,! ,I f PEARL CURTIS Ft. Thomas, Arizona General SFANLEY HANCOCK NVAYNE DAVIS Eden, Arizona Pima, Arizona Auto Meclumics Engfnpp,-f,,g -25- I X ,,,,., A ni ' if 'fig HL, f , ' Z RAMIE ROMERO Thatcher, Arizona General EDDIE KICCLELLAN Thntchor, Arizona ,,OII1'lIl1lfSlI1 BILL LEWIS Safford, Arizona Special 151 Q My N V 'W i .,... ,Q RA gf .. l--an I ref' Duncan, Arizona Elementary Education JACK LARIMORE Globe, Arizona Engineering FENNER HUDSON Safford, Arizona General SHERRY HARTSOOK Willcox, Arizona General ALEXANDRIA BELL Safford, Arizona General -26- RUEL HENDRICKSON Snowflake, Arizona Auto M eclumics Sophomores not pictured ALICE BUSBY Thatcher, Arizona Home Economics FARBELL HARALSON Safford, Arizona Business Administmtion BARBARA JARVIS Pima, Arizona Home Economics MAX PECK Pima, Arizona Agriculture BERT SOLOMON Taylor, Arizona Auto Mechanics RILEY YOUNG Eloy, Arizona Physical Edu Safford Ari t , '0n X ANN REIN 'I Generai V N I r Adding to the enjoyment of eating in the cafeteria are the above paintings bv Hal Empie, noted Southwest artist of Duncan. Arizona. FRED WHIPPLE Vice-President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BOB RODRIGUEZ President SHIRLEY ALDER Secretary -28- 3' . 'ASQ , NX -TD? X Xi' 4 ' ! , 1 Ll TILLMAN E. TURLEY Eager, Arizona Engineering ,f 1:1 V If .f -W F' K+, A I E 3 K -4:35 7 5 1 V , 1 I T'T,7 NAOMA ANDERSON Virden, New Mexico Secretarial SALLY IO MCBRIDE Thatcher, Arizona Commercial fi' X 1. I. BOWEN BROWN Eager, Arizona Agriculture E. FERRELL FISH NEIL RICHTER Lakeside, Arizona Tucson, Arizona Engineering Agriculture -29- K. if 1 DWIGHT FISHER Show Low, Arizona Government Service f iri . OOO , .gl N if P x o I if U A O VIRGINIA VENEGAS Ft. Thomas, Arizona Secretarial Training Whi- BUD KINNARD Miami, Arizona General Education I :',. 4 ll, -as, I Q L '1 X ' s f Q I I , ' ,P :D 'E' rf' un. , 'J' 1, Q., 5 x KAREN HOUSEHOLDER Thatcher, Arizona General 1 . V gases' ' -.LT A :I 2. .A X PAUL MOSMAN Natick, Massachusetts Iournalism -195 in fee ! f L f ' 1-.er A NELDA LAYTON - L A NANCY LEE SAN CHEZ Thatcher, Arizona ll U, A Clifton, Arizona Home Economics A' ' it Secretarial I ' A T R' E i EARL BURNETT 'Y I Safford, Arizona L i Jw General Q 1 ' f Q PAUL FRANCOM JERRY R. HOPPER v W -..f . X , he Duncan, Arizona Florence, Arizona '- 5 I A General Physical Education 4 X . J v. U f 1 -30- J a jf YI. f' DAN E ELLSWORTH Duncan, Arizona a K Chemical Engineering i V H N 1 . ' A JOYCE FARLEY Thatcher, Arizona Home Economics Y I-1' A W R K mx iw Fx i if 'J' 1 ' X,xW q of 1 MARY RUTH CARTER KV f-:J , Eloy, Arizona ,iw A General ,gr if ,mi 4 4 1 2 GALE D. BURNETT Safford, Arizona si axial -31- x,1 iRf 5 Engineering 5 , CHARLES ANTONI JOHN NICOLL I Hayden, Arizona Mesa, Arizona .1 'ff Physical Education Business K2 ,M ex I L, ., A v.,. - .X - , X yr X ', X , .X 3 , V 4' ' 'F ,A 1 I .x' 1 , 1 1, M, ,E BILL COSPER Pima, Arizona Engineering 53 I N' Lum' '- 5 5 JERRIE WHITE Safford, Arizona Business Administration 4 l fit-.21 - 1 1? 1-ix 1 1 . - ' I r -9.-.rw Y I ' ' 4 5 I 1 .1 y .K w 4 Az.-X 4- 4 O 1. 5 ,vqaa ' - -be ,tw S? ,,,7 v J 1 2 'r 4' ' . 'fy A177 'S N A r. I E uw I A BOB O. RODRIGUEZ Q SAM ROSS DUNLAP Douglas, A020113 J Tucson, Arizona Agriculture V ii Pfe-FOfeStTy Mug SHIRLEY ALDER Pima, Arizona Elementary Education l BETH GARRETT Morenci, Arizona Elementary Education 5 GEORGE HAMM Thatcher, Arizona Music LARRY WILSON STANLEY THYGERSON Benson, Arizona Virden, New Mexico Engineering Agriculture -32- 'gel IACQUELINE DALEY Thatcher, Arizona Business Education I O g L 91 in , K RICHARD BAUGHMAN Morenci, Arizona Mechanical Engineering CAROL JEAN BAVOR Thatcher, Arizona General . A qi ' , 1., fl? Y Ns, . A Q . X, .:' - if I V, Q J I ' 1 JAN ICE BUSBY Florence, Arizona Home Economics LARRY RAPIER Duncan, Arizona General Business ,sea i f V ,Mix 1481: 'fi iw , emi- --f-f 4 .L L... 'AJ liiiilll f ,EV 2 f-IF? ' Y .-., M.. DON LESTER Springerville, Arizona Physical Education in I' 1 I CARLENE TAYLOR Pima, Arizona Elementary Education I? i if- -X 1' 'X v 1 P wp, EDWARD BERTOLDO BILLY JOE CHAMBERS Safford, Arizona McN ary, Arizona V Engineering Business Education L ilf -33- VANCE CARTER Eloy, Arizona Physical Education is 'W -: 4' : -'nxfmfl E I 1 E my . ' ' I 1 'wi 'N-, us f 1' , ,f-fm , f s .. V, 4525, If N, - Y was ., ,. is . Y ,. F. 5, . I ' , w E 1 fr if 15' if 'fx ' 7 ' 1 if EF A ' f HZ. 121'-nv . - - fl I--'-' , I A Tig 1,-1-Z Q - , P 1-7' A a,Wf'Eil1',' fi if J' -yu -ra'1gsf,gisi ' . Q-. u,, , ,,'ju:4 . i ' if- U Y 5: L ' L- ff - . ii' f ,Ei -T 77 Z, '-J J Z ' Wf Y, I Z u , L K4 , H , .. , Y MARY HELEN BRYCE Ft. Thomas, Arizona Business Aclministration ' i 1' 9 f ur, fr, 2 ' Kf.F fga '5'-VG' . . W J QQEQ, ., o 2 I f In if .. - w Q 5 4 k , f mf u ., 1 ,l . ,, J H ml ii f . RQ-J s ii, . , ' -'Sky' mai, 'fm f s 1 i, X V. -GMM- ' X - .A Q 5 - X :V -'I M , Y V pl, ,V X fs n, JSE wx. ELWOOD O'DELL Duncan, Arizona Pre-Dental JUDITH CROCKETT Safford, Arizona 1 General gg 1 X , 1 5 f 471, 'fb lin. 4 ., ' ig A if ' i fx .Fi ' ii' Show Low, Arizona E ,V CHRISTENE COFFMAN Q, Business il 'yu 6 D11 Lf . C 1 1 .. I I IACK H. WOOLSEY Q Safford, Arizona gn , I Pre-Dental 'E ' ,-.af fa' .x C ,fa i DAN CAMPBELL DENNIS POER H ' 4 'Y Tucson, Arizona McNary, Arizona H ' ' ff' i Business AlIlllillfSt1'fItf0Tl, Business I X ' 4 , - ' I 2 Q :N xf, 14 - 34 .. A lil lx fl--,ixxxjs ii ',.' I . 1' Ei, . I WILFBED GOMEZ PENA Tolleson, Arizona Social Science .qs 'is ' IRENE BIANES Geronimo, Arizona Physical Education f .O lf l I N' 12:1 CAROL KAY BLESSING Thatcher, Arizona Business Education lk. F. 'Mgr ' .14 NOLAN BLAKE Miami, Arizona General BOB MARSLAND LARRY A. CHATFIELD Tucson, Arizona Pima, Arizona Engineering General -35- - for ff .Avid 'A - 4 , igaw' ' ', i.f4.3s9::i1,fi2f l . 211 ,-,:-'- :gf N wsu ff'e,.1 ,in if .-JL: - 11331: ga , . 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'KWWL . 1 ' ' Y iiisiii MARLENE SEEMANN Thatcher, Arizona Secretarial :I I ,Ei , i -+1 ! L ft. 'iiixfgifsvif ' C' 'MSU' -far. 22.151 , K N . V i , N -s L99 V I IIM PARIS Tucson, Arizona Auto Mechanics JERRY QUINN ALAN R. OSBON Safford, Arizona Eloy, Arizona Pre-Pharmacy Social Science -37.- , .. ,z x s HZ? '4 r, X t ' KENT ROMNEY Duncan, Arizona Engineering NANCY BURCHFIELD Miami, Arizona Business Education lic L SSI? MARION I Salford, Arizona Government DONNA ALLRED 5 Duncan, Arizona W I General Education A 1 L, .5iw,1l2 im,, 1, , if 'ri :qw CAROLYN MEREDITH , 3 I , Claremont, California A 1 Special I I f1 -- L if , Wi, fi. 'N . ,A L.xzh,ff -53,16 1 ,im TOMMIE RASMUSSEN f. Pima, Arizona Music JIMMY DONALDSON GLEN F. BARNEY Virden, New Mexico Salford, Arizona Physical Education Agriculture ..38.. 1 r I . , rl ii.,-I ' 7 - 'R 'Iv' .w r., . 4 X lf lncf FQ all FLOYD MERRELL Duncan, Arizona Engineering PI-IILLIS WILLIS Holbrook, Arizona Elementary Education , 1- iw iff mix I .W GALE HILDRETH Safford, Arizona Business .J -. . 1 f I i I I I I 1 I. , . L f- ,i fi ' fad ARDEN MOORE Saiford, Arizona Elementary Education 4-5, ,,,b' -Q5--.., I K r., I ii me 'Q ff ' X 3,23 'HV H , 'qw sw, f i ,-155, BARBARA THOMPSON Douglas, Arizona Business 1 . 744. F I 1 v-2 S S' 'SQ -7 N .-, EDWIN THOMPSON Douglas, Arizona Engineering Y -rw! 'P' . I I ,Y S247 Lqjhxh -,r 3 H.. 1 ' --.- Q .AW 6 'f-2 ,fwfi , 1, A 21.1, 5 , 1 , I rr ,I at fi Hx.. ii. R. Y Q it lt 1' s .E fa iff yi I S f ii' , h 5-. ,, MARIE ROMERO Thatcher, Arizona Secretarial CATHERINE OLSEN V A Safford, Arizona lx Dental Hygiene ' S ' lf Y QQ ' If V STANLEY STEVENS HOWARD GARDNER - McNary, Arizona Elfrida, Arizona L - ' , Engineering Agriculture I 4 S- A iifss -39- ez ' ' V - ,wa 51' ff 4 , ,L- 1'5f :vff+'4 L 1 f DAVID CARAHER Tucson, Arizona Agriculture 1 :,,. -2 U. A 5, A v' ' 1 Q-1 'Q' gil Li' 'V l' , - F X IAN ICE ELMER Safford, Arizona Business Sb, Msn , L , ya. '- Egg- .- ,iu -4 11 DEANNA PHILLIPS Pima, Arizona Music I ,xl I I I ff JUNIOR LOPEZ Clifton, Arizona General DAN F McGAUCHEY ROBERT BAUCHMAN Morenci, Arizona Morencl, Arizona Auto Mechanics M cchanical Engineering -40- MATT DUNCAN Pima, Arizona General EDNA RAE CLAWSON Safford, Arizona Secretarial .Ayr x . .L X. n . , f QQ.. S 1 . ' ' VIRCIL HUBBARD Safford, Arizona Auto Mechanics K1 V.f' J X F A 4 - 'ffl' VI! ..t: ox i' PATRICIA MCINTIRE FOSTER Salford, Arizona General ELOISE ELLSWORTH Pima, Arizona Home Economics ! I .- , Y I f N . DONALD CAYVOOD Bowie, Arizona Agricultrzzre 'il 1 lit W 11, ,-: - I' ' ' 5 1 -1 1 W i THOMAS D. ORTIZ Cottonwood, Arizona Aulo Mcclmnics CHARLES PAUL NICK CLASSCOCK CORBELL Tucson, Arizona Clifton, Arizona Agriculture Agriculture -41- FLORA VON PRICE Elfrida. Arizona Secretarial Training cy- ,uw ,f QV- ,L i pfgi 33715 .1' g- if ' , 1'fff9Sf,,, .Y ' 'TDARRELL M. WATSON Thatcher, Arizona General 5 1 BEN RAY ELMER Saiford, Arizona Engineering N 1 A ii ' f --153: 'gif gf: 3 G .. :.: ' -- -1 V ..1. isa- - -'-' : 2 - -ta 22: ,Q GERALDINE CLONTS Safford, Arizona :BQ 'J' RY 5.1 RICHARD RAY Thatcher, Arizona General General I' KENT DALEY Thatcher, Arizona Agriculture DONALD EUGENE TERRY TANNER MILLER Thatcher, Arizona Tucson, Arizona I 0UTP1f1liSm Physical Education -42- 2.x GEORGE CBUDQ CAUTHEN Clifton, Arizona Auto Mechanics A4598 I x eff' -,2 - 4 A D K- i w A ' A :gg Q H V A R U f i ' ff' 1296 ,O , X Q ai W H Pi - -'-- pq , X N LW X Y ' x , A I TROY MILLER Morenci, Arizona , Business Acl1ninistratfi0n I E 'Lf'- , Tig .' -1 if A .15 'N ,Li ' EF ,i -snuff:-J'-.W 4. 'ci ea.. , 5 3 SRX i. ,y V vw. 1': - ' Jia- ' .fag---jf: I , I 'TH' ' -:Q-2 f'ff?i,' -if ' , A-0 - ' ' ' , . ROGERS BEARD Safford, Arizona Business Administration ii CAROLYN WATSON SaHo1'd, Arizona Home Economics . f' fi E141 L 4,-. , ii' Q- I-.j',s-Qgf U' I ,N G . -lv , . nay' W ,' if 1' RONALD CLUFF Thatcher., Arizona Agriculture EARL K. Mc-CTNTY HERBERT XVILLIANIS Eifridu. Arizona Tombstone, Arizona Agriculture Aufo A1L'L',IIlIIfl'S -43- ,i 5 ,fn g i I S uni? 1' I a EDDIE CASTANEDA Clifton, Arizona Social Science NS' X LEON ACOSTA Morenci, Arizona Business Aflnzinisirnfion . V, I WALLACE HARPER Willcox, Arizona Animal Husbandry we , VIOLA MEEKS Patagonia, Arizona Business uswis-E-me----in--V-4454 awe J X 6 X? 5 .,v, .,, .,,, 1- M if 1' if H- . EBBIE LHVAR BRYCE Thatcher, Arizona Auto Mechanics DEAN SMITH McNary, Arizona Auto Mechanics a V ',.A,l 521 ! dr? V, f . A Z 3.671 i I .ll 2 iiii l . Yi .Li , , 1 '. ETE1.,e-.5 0 'ziii , A'-W 5 ' I 1 1 Q e l - -1 Q . EVELYN ELLSWORTH i Show Low, Arizona Elementary Education 3 'E ? if ,EX FARRELL LINES Virden, New Mexico Business Administration air., , 1 : .- BILL GRANTHAM B. WAYNE SCOTT A A , Q Benson, Arizona Welton, Arizona Auto Mechanics Chemistry -44- FRED WHIPPLE Show Low, Arizona Agriculture CARLENE MEREDITH LOREN BRAZELL Mesa, Arizona Pre-Vet Safford Arizona Elementary Educatzon in ' all-D ' .- ' 6 EUGENE OWEN V Wg, im ALDER Crangeville, Idaho ' --f- , A Pima. :Xrizonu Social Science H ,A W L4 AQl'il'1lHII1'C,' ix r n l Y , I i ij E , : A if Li CAROLYN LARSON Phoenix, Arizona , T I General 'A V :if i f , 1' f 1:-,b if ff 'i ' ' 'M -' ROBERT LONG A1n,,xND TUm,1cY ' E , X ' -5 VVillcox, Arizona Holbrook, :Xl'iZUllll Y ' A 5 Pre-Law lEIl'lIll'HfllI'!f Ifrlmwlimz A -45- , ,FSM 1 . I ,ggq R2 , Wx 11 III , x ff V, '--,Liv N I . hu fi ,LY Hi-I If-3-'xw x sgffegw -1 . 1 'LI-I-Lagagf g 2 A, I 21.31, I. rfgixivif' ' if ' , 4 f i g A-M: gf , , 5 I I FRED PACE TOM WRIGHT CHARLES SULLIVAN Carlsbad, California Bisbee, Arizona Tucson Arlzonfz Engineering A Social Science Ag1'lCUlfll1e N. ,fax eww. ' I' A Ak , R.:..,. i V ,V 'I :wr ,M E I A 5 - .I- . :ER I , . ,, f .XII fan IIE ' . N . II . ,, 24, X RN 155. nga' L A J, 5. - I II T: 1 LY V' .f,,,migggii.4g, - l I . , V '17 V ,Aim -fi IIN H ,HHS ET' ff . Eh jffzgu I TTL Y Eze, 'W ' gig 'Q 5 :'E Z,'L 'K-I 35? 4, E I ,: A, 1-1 F44 g JI? I, ' 1.1 - - 'iz QM N! .,:.. II ' 43 'IIIm eel.i flfg, , C43-'lg ki ,M QSJHQI, - KAY PHILLIPS Sufford, Arizona Secretarial Training ,, Z . ex.. Freshmen MAX ALVA GERALD BLACK EVERETT BOWMAN BOB BRONVN BARBARA BRYCE EDDIE CARPENTER RUEUS CHOATE EDWARD CLARIDGE SHIRLEY DEATON EARL GOOD 1. W. HAWK NANCIE HAYNIE DON HODGE MEMI HOWARD MARIAN JORDAN DARL LAYTON BARREL LAYTON IUDITH LAYTON ROBERT I. LEDFORD ROBERT G. LONG 1 -46- n ot pictured BROOKS MCEUEN HAROLD MATTHEWS HEBER NEFF BETTY NORTON RONALD NORTON CALVERT OVERSON JOHN RHOADS ROGER SARCENT IIM STEVVART DON STINSON ROBERT HEMPHILL WILLIAM HEMRHILL PAT MCGOMBS FERNANDO MENDIVIL ARTHUR SANCHEZ WILLIAM SPRADLEN RUTH WOODHOUSE WALTER WILTBANK AMADEO FAJARDO anizaiio Q H IH ,l H . . xx l, l 1 fl.: 5-f ' X x if Nix . X wx fFr0m Left to Rightj: Linda Layton, Tessie Dong, Shirley Alder, David Caraher, Mr. McDonald, Lillian Larson, Virginia Piper. STAFF MEMBERS: O I S Editor .............,............. ........ L inda Layton Assistant Editor ........,.,.,..,........ ......... S hirley Alder Business Manager ....................... ....... L illian Larson Assistant Business Manager ....,.,... ........................,.... T erry Tanner Sports Editor ............,..,................ .........,......,..,........ R ussell Durham Photographers ........., ...... ........... T e ssie Dong, Virgil Hubbard Artists ..,.................. ..,...,.,............ f .David Caraher, Elaine Nelson Members ......,................r...,.......,,V,, Ianell Robinson, Nancy Sanchez, Leisel Cluff, Barbara Bryce, Carolyn Larson Carol Kay Blessing, Virginia Piper, Matt Duncan Advisor .,...... ....,......,...........,..............,......,.................. M r. McDonald I From Left to Rightj: Leisel Cluff, Carolyn Larson, Elaine Nelson, Terry Tanner, Nancy Sanchez, Ianell Robinson, Matt Duncan, Linda Layton. MONSTER STAFF Editor .....,.......,...,........................................ Rex Holgerson Assit Editors ................,, Eddie McClellan, Farrell Lines Sports Editor .,........ ...,............................. D ick Campbell Music Column ....,.. ................................,. I ames Kirby Feature Editors ....................,........... Alice Lynne Powell, Beth Garrett, Paul Mossman W. A. A. Sports Editor ................................ Betty Stewart Advisor ........................................ Mrs. Florence Holladay REX HOLGERSON, Editor Q --uu 2 W , -' -1 alll-Y' TQUYTIH June Powell Batt . Z nel-, Eddie NICSCI 11 Y Stewart e lf: ' . U, Paul Nlossmgm' -49- -' mi, LAS AMIGAS CLUB , 4 1'5 ,Zf5C?5'I5 ' if 63 in ff W. 1 fi . 'J , -1 ii? M' ' ' .. K . JV ' L -'4 2 ' V ' 1 3' ' E5-Q 'K UINITIATION CERENIONIESH H 5 ' I 1 Q : E ' IM 114 , 1 4 x Q , LAS AMIGAS OFFICERS I F rom Left to Righty Diane McBride, Presiderigblacqile Daley, 2nd Vice-Presiderxtg Linda Layton, 1st Vice-Preiffieng Shirley Alder, Secretaryg Betty Stewart, Historiang Miss LaVoriNE.xggns Advisor. W 7 SNOWFLAKE SILHOUETTEY, - 50 - MONSTER CLUB l OFFICERS K F rom Left to Rightj: Bruce Larson, Advisorg Mac Haynie, Secretary-Treas urerg Dick Campbell, Vice-Presidentg Cary McBride, President. 'Q--,---' OFFICERS K F rom Left to Rightj: Carlene Taylor, Secretary-Treasurerg Janell Robinson, Vice-Presidentg Pearl Curtis, President. -51- W.A.A. OFFICERS fF1'Q771, Left to Rightj: Jacque Daley, Publicity Chairman, Joyce Farley, Secretary, Elaine Nelson, President, Margie Hatchett, Historian. Not Pictured: Barbara Jar- vis, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Meeker, Adviser. F. T. A. Home Ec Club OFFICERS K F rom Left to Hightj: I F font Howl: Mrs. Florence Holladay, Adviser, Joann Boren, President. CBack Rowj: Margie Hatchett, Librarian-Treasurer, Elaine Nelson, Sec- retary-Historiang Leisel Cluif, Vice President-Parliamentarian5. Lewis Whitmer, Publicity Chairman. B ETEQQORM w X , 0' WMM jf Uffmff .7 M! V X W , M , V ff 1 If ffy 1 I f 0 f V! ,Li U' W f ' J If 5' OFFICERS ' W ff Lf f From Left to Rightj: Dick Webster, Secretaryg Jack Beardslee, Presidentg jerry J If W Hopper, Vice Presidentg Ross Owens, Head Resident. I A I X - J OFFICERS fF1'om Left to Rightj: Pearl Curtis, Presidentg Mrs. Tom Scott, Head Residentg Memi Howard, Vice-Presidentg Betty Kay McEuen, Secretary. -53- GIRLS' DORM OFFICERS K From Left to Rzghtj: Rufus Choate, Treasurer Stanley Thyger son V106 Presldentg Wayne E. White, sponsor Everett Bowman president Alice Busby, secretary. THIS IS THE Rodeo Club's first year at E.A.j.C. One of their major events W a s a n inter-collegiate rodeo held on December 10, 1955. They also partici- p a t e d in other college rodeos during the year. -54- ACGIE CLUB OFFICERS ILeft to Rightj: Donald Foote, Adviserg Delmar Motes, Presidentg Neil Richter, Vice-Presidentg Ed Gardner, Secretary. 'ff ,,., AJ, AGGIE CLUB 15.'gQZi53 gfgqgggd-ga , f?:b:5l, 1 F X x ,Y J ,ff ' ff- I ' 5 V XsjAAPJ' 9 3. ' 1 if A V141 I ,, ff X I fi OFFICERS IFrom Left to Bightj: Ronald- Kartchner, Presidentg Dick Webster, Vice Presidentg Mr. Kyser, Adviserg W. Smith, Secretary. AUTO MECHANICS AUTO MECHANICS BOYS - 56 - if 1' 1 6 Qs! ' ,Lg .f'iQ'A'L 7,lJ L ,J 4? s gg 7. an' 'I ft.:-as-1-Indiv n J B LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA ,fl BOYS' CHAPTER OFFICERS fF1'0m Left to Rightj: Verdell Crockett, Secretary, Eddie McClellan, Treas- urer, Thad Yost, Adviser, David Udall, President, Sherald Griffin, Vice-Presi- dent. .1 W ' ' ' .M fp , . J ' .rf f 13' I Lf! 5 If r N' . jf, 5 . igifmbl Mfw ,f V W if A x' ,. LM' Aff-1' Q!! fi, Masta. f ,. f .5,,.., 4' , ,-e- .ft1 ,2'M 4 , ff' , .fl ffffi 1 ff 7 if' V E. wgga-mpg Q-Ji-' C ,fjfly ,ZVQDVX Zeflfifff- GIRLS' CHAPTER OFFICERS fax' fa fFr0m Left to Rightj: Betty Stewart, Treasurer, Raydene Hanchett, Vice MWA ' President, Janell Robinson, President, Diane McBride, Secretary. 7 0 V . ,-.a A.- -4 Institute Officers f Front Howl: Mac Haynie, President, Betty lVICL8.lTlZII'1'2'll1, Vice-President, Thad O. Yost, Director. 1Back Rowj: Wayne Davis, Phyllis Allen, Dan Ells- worth, Council Members. Not Shown: Linda Layton, Secretary, Artha Lines, Carol Kay Blessing, Marlene Seemann, Council Members. -57- W, -,., E., . , BAND UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION of Mr. john Martin, the band performed at many different functions this year. They conducted a tour to the valley schools and, for their spring concert, Mr. Rafael Mendez appeared as their guest artist. X DIXIELAND BAND Qs. BAND OFFICERS f F rom Left to Hightj: Eddie Carpenter, freshman repre- sentativeg Betty Kay McEuen, sophomore representative, Artha Lines, Secretaryg Tommie Rasmussen, President, Not Shown: George Hamm, Vice-President. xv. 'N 1 f .r , . ff, First semester choir, singing for the homecoming assembly. GIRLS' SEXTET CHOIR Second semester choir, practicing for tour. 4 1 J., THESE ENSEMBLES, under the di rection of Paul Moorhouse, provided entertainment for many different func- tions. They always added variation to the choir's performance. MEN'S DOUBLE QUARTET MEN'S QUARTET 1 B Z .5 :KA ffv -Y gp Fight! Fight! Fight! fr Q Q, ,L .I 11 J j ,C!H'EgERLEAD,ERSo Head Cheerleader 4 PHILLIS WILLIS ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,, Holbrook FARRELL LINES ..,,,,,,, ,,,..,,4,- V irden. '- BETTY STEWART ,,,,,,, .,,,,.. M orenci g gY,,,T,, , ,. V: H V ::,Y21-.ff1'V-Q ' ,-gg' Y H' 150 : , QM , Lf ,X - ,Q ' 2 ' A V gf- M Q X Z g 12' 4' 1 , I-J! 1 ! 5 -60.- :AJP KAY PHILLIPS SALLY IO MCBRIDE ALICE LYNNE POWELL ll wif POM PON GIRLS 'V A X X BETH GABRETT RAYDENE HANCHETT EDNA RAE CLANVSON 57 fa JI -61-. M z1ybe?? A biiqy f ' Q A J-.t,4f- L Steady Now!!! Our Heroes lr 'r 1 JW? Q s N J ,MK mi f ,Ly 4!!,,! Z!' X' King and Escorts!! 1 1 .1 iz .wi GF' F n A ,Lf 1 H !e 15 -1 , ,-v p? Hey, Mac!! vi' I Diff ' efivifies X- 'LJ H be + gl X Y L4 . A x k 5-4 Q5 3 X ! 1-4 4 N W 5 , 'ks K l v ff' J XX X 4 JESS FRESHMEN WEEK -64- O. K., Roscoe, hit the ball ! ! ! ! Feeding your faces, girls? HARVEST MOO N BAR- B-QU E What's the matter? Nothing to do? ' l Lining up for Chow l I ! Como on, Prof. got on tlw bull! .. 55 - HOMECCJMING Leisel Cluff, 1954 Queen, crowns Betty Stewart, 1955 Queen. Man of the Year, john Mickelson, is pre- Queen's attendants, Phillis Willis and Eloise sented by Alumni President, Klye Shum- Ellsworth. way. Royalty rides down Main Street. - 66 - Escort: jim Acton Homecoming Queen: Homecoming King: Attendant: Phillis Willis Attendant: Eloise Ellsworth Betty Stewart Larry Brewer Escort: Cary McBride Let's Skunk 'Em The Carden OfTOlTl0F1'OXV,, Las Amigos Club Lambda Delta Sigma FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE ,, I ! n ' 1 fd , GLCVS Stew ,EVHD Sink the Pirates We're Tickled Pink You F fe-9711121111 Class Monster Club Could Come Home Economics Club - 67 - The Ninth Guest 3-Act Mystery CAST jason Osgood ......................... .................................. P aul Mossman Mrs. Margaret Chisholm .......... ........... ......... M a ry Carter Hawkins ........,............................. ......... B ill Maddock Dr. 'Murry Chalmers Reid ........ ............... T erry Tanner Tim Salmon ..,......................... .............. D arrell Watson Sylvia Inglesby ................... .......... C arolyn Meredith Peter Daly ........... ................... I im Porter Hank Abbott ........ ........ E ddie McClellan Jean Trent ........ ......... S ally McBride l - -es- IVY-ITIS An original musical comedy by John Martin and Paul Moorhouse CAST Cheerleaders .......................................,.......................,.................. Leisel Clufl Alice Busby, Sally Io McBride Coach Kilroy .........,....... .................... T ommie Rasmussen Meathead McDuff ........ .................. T om Wright Aloysious Fudd ......... ,.......... B ob Marsland jane Plain ............... ....... I oyce Farley History Professor ....... ......., D avid Udall A Happy Student .............................................................,.......... Farrell Lines muh :wiki ,fi 1, GOODBYE MV FANCY M8 fr. hdklig wad C3-'ff- 4 5t A Play Jinny Ivlerrill ..,,....,,..,.,,......... ............,. .... .......,......,.. L 6 i Sel Cluff Amelia ............. Clarrisse ................ Mary Nell .............. Miss Shacklefordn. Janitors ................... Telephone Man ........ Susan ....... .. ...,.. ...... . Grace Woods ,.... Agatha ....................... Ellen ................................. .......... Professor Birdshaw ..,...... Carol ............................. jo ............................... Dr. Pitt ................,. james Merrill .......... Professor Dingley.. ..........Ianell Robinson ..Sally Io McBride .....LaRae Gibbons ..........Mary Carter ........jack Walters Matt Duncan ,.........Tom Wright ............Donna Allred ...,...Ann Fieinemund .Evelyn Ellsworth Kathleen McBride .........Phyllis Allen .... Diane McBride .... Joann Boren ....,...Terry Tanner ............Robert Long ........Eddie McClellan . 5 daft U-'W KWWJ mn. mm. xmaai, I The Carter Dairy. Ready, Set, Co ! ! ! !', WESTERN WEEK Mud Bullv Swing Your PH1'tH61',, A Hold Him, Boys ! ! ! i ,-ff Ev' x ,.,- MA- . -.Q Ezfll.-lg 1-55245 ' 111 .LJL..5f.q 0:-If '1 f f,,....L- w-4 Y-4 Pi H 1 A3 P1 , YQ GIRLS' SPORTS LL A K l l VOLLEYBALL TEAM I From Left to Riglztj: Leisel Clull, Carlene Taylor, Irene Bianes, Phyllis Allen, Memi How- ard, Eloise Ellsworth, Carolyn Larson, Katie McLaws, Carol Kay Blessing, Pearl Curtis, Nan Currey, Allene Phegley, Naoma Anderson, Dolly Lacy, Betty Kay McEuen, Barbara Jarvis, Alice Busby, Janice Busby. il I H ill l Miss LaVon Evans, coach, gives words of A Diane McBride antlnjanell Robinson, main instruction to hgr girls, stringers for E. Afs top volleyball team. -72- v l Hit that ball ! ! ! Spike it, Dolly ! I ! Looking at something? Wllilt H P056 l 1 ! Dmft drop that bull l Y l - 73 - i Q-gin W 22555: 2 GIRLS' SOFTBALL First Row: Pat McCombs, Leisel Cluff, Flora Von Price, Alice Busby, Janice Bus- by. Second Row: Phyllis Allen, Shirley Alflcr. Betty Stewart. Carlcnc Tavlor, Irene Bianes, Mary Carter. Third Row: Carolyn Larson, Carol Kay Blessing, Nan Currev, Phillis Willis, Eloise Ellsworth, Catherine Olsen, Ianell Robinson, Beth Garrett. Doc Evans at Work NiC6 C9iCh,P3f .. 74 ... Head Coach Harley Cooper directing Monster attack. 'NBQAXNSX wx QEQNGSQ- GX mx bkkglgigsiv WN News ' X W Assistant Coach Bruce Larson applying Held repairs. 1 in , , M W TZ? 5 5? '5 H 5 L, . 2-bbhg 354 25,54 S L-gcixuf' mi ,CI 1 QQUS .U QEEESQQZ O ESQET, '-' 555 5 - 2.4 EE ig 'ig miami EEN Egg ,ix ,,,,:-za , fungi QF 4: E FEL: PM S EE 5 E Digg QSQPQQH 2 wg Egaet 635' cog- E RAMIE ROMEBO, T CECIL NELSON, T Thatcher Arizona Bisbee, Arizona CAMPBELL-6 ft. 170 lb. sophomore end from Thatcher. Dick was the regular left end all season. He was an outstanding offensive end and was most effective on the long passes from quarterback Rex Holger- son. MCBRIDE-Big and fast Cary was the tar- get for Holgerson's quick and short passes. Another sophomore on Coach Co0per's starting eleven, he packed 200 lbs. on his 6 ft. 1 in. frzupe. He was the best defen- sive end on the squad and is a fine senior college prospect. -77... HOMERO - 210 lb. sophomore tackle. Has been a regular for two years. His team mates honored him by naming him Honorary Co- Captain for the 1955 season. Ramic will be remembered for his outstanding plav in the Cameron Aggie game in Lawton, Oklahoma in 1954. NELSON - 215 lb. Co-Captain and running mate of Romero. Cecil is a marine vct and plans on attending BYU upon graduation. He received Honorable Mention honors on the Junior College All-American football team for 1956. He is a sophomore. DICK CAMPBELL, E GARY MCBRIDE, E Thatcher, Arizona Pima, Arizona HOLGERSON-After a freshman year of understudying thc quarterback position, the splendid sprinter from Thatcher moved in to grab the regular quarterback spot at the season's start and hang on to it throughout the year. Rex was a natural- team leader and was at his best running Y t r M r. . M0 ff,'Q,'iff,'ffiZf.Pf1.f 3iiii'ifL Piflzlie 'sxllniilli' WM' 'J . ,, f1r3ff,gWMQ,JM6Jf igf WW' ,ff ig! , ,, I Q K W'fi,,UifwH ,lfjaf fi Wriilvri' W M r ' ' UNRUH-Another of the small wing half- backs that composed the Eastern Arizona backfield. jim was hampered most of the year by injuries. He is from Tucson. JIM UNRUH, RHB BOB DEMPSTER, FB F BANK CASTRO Tucson, Arizona Benson, Arizona Bagdad, Arizona REX HOLCERSON, QB Thatcher, Arizona DEMPSTER - Another fine all-around Monster athlete. Bob put his 200 lbs. to use as fullback and linebacker for the grid squad. In the spring he is the leading hitter on the baseball ninc with a .406 average. CASTRO - Smallest man on the team. Made up for lack of size with aggressive- ness and spirit. Most consistent player on the squad. Very good linebacker. Frank is from Bagdad, is a sophomore and weighs 145 lbs. soaking wet. Is regular second baseman on baseball team. JOHN HOBNEB, G DON HAWKINS, G Tucson, Arizona Thatcher, Arizona YOUNG-6 ft. 5 in., 215 lb. sophomore center from Eloy who doubled as defen- sive end and linebacker. Was fine offen- sive center with a quick charge. SPAULDINC - Originally a center from Holbrook, Beak', was converted to tackle by Coach Cooper to give that position added strength. He saw action at both positions during the season. Ken is a 6 ft. 1 in., 200 lb. sophomore and is il member of the baseball team. HOHNER - Played on the 1953 Eastern Arizona football team. Then left school for a year to get married. He returned this year to his regular guard spot with the same aggressive type of play that won him All-State honors at Amphitheater High School in Tucson. -Iohn is the father of a lovely daughter. HAWVKINS-Is an ex-serviceman and was a returning guard from the 1954 squad. He was expected to be one of Cooperls standouts but had to drop out of school after two weeks because of financial rea- sons. RILEY YOUNG, C KEN SPAULDINC, C Eloy, Arizona Holbrook. Arizona LEE - Probably the fastest and shiftiest halfback to ever play for Eastern Ari- zona. Eddie is a transfer from Arizona State fTempeJ where he won the Border Conference 100- yard dash in 9.9 seconds. After a great season in 1954, Eddie was expected to lead the Monsters again this fall, but a knee injury cnt his career short. He was able to play only in the first two games of the season. -80 Coach Cooper talks over season's prospects with re- turning lettermen, Ramie Romero, Cecil Nelson, and Riley Young. EDDIE LEE, HB Benson, Arizona Second Row I Left to Rightj: Bud Kinnard, Charles Antoni, W. Smith, Iohn Nicoll, Eugene Owen, Ioe Germaine, Stanley Thy- gerson, Tillman Turley. Kneeling: Bruce Larson, Coach, Cecil Nel- son, Manager. First Row CLeft to Rightll: Jerry Hopper, Jim Acton, Wayne McGrath, james Donaldson, Rex Holgerson, Roy Amos, Wilfred Pena, Larry Brewer. if -4- TE04' , JOE GERMAINE JOHN NICOLL JIM ACTON WAYNE MCGRATH .. 82 - EASTERN ARIZONA began the 1955- basketball season with four returning le termen. Three of the four had been regulai the previous season. They were F orwar Jim Acton, from Tucson, who was the thir highest scorer in the 1954-55 season wit 804 pointsg Guard Larry Brewer, an ou standing outside shooter, and Wayne Mc Grath, the fine playmaker and floor gener. from Duncan, Arizona. Center .Smit from Lordsburg, New Mexico was the othc award winner that greeted Coach Larso at the first practice session in Octobe Newcomers joe Germaine, 6, 1 .cent from Gilbert,and john Nicoll, 6' 4 cent' from Mesa, quickly nailed down the two rc maining starting berths. This gave the M01 sters a small but very well balanced unit t start the season' with. The Monsters opened the season with a - game road trip to California and Wester Arizona. They swept all 8 games. Victi were Luke AFB, Palo Verde College an Grand Canyon college. Germaine and Acto were the big early season scorers. Upon r turning home, the Monsters continued the' winning ways by downing highly rated Sa Bernardino College twice, Pasadena Cit College twice and Tyler, Texas. Tyler wa the No. 5 ranking Junior College in the na tion at the time. After trading baskets thj first half the Monsters held a 49-48 intermi. fx- llizi' .y if .. ' 1 il ft? ...i 'L ----. LARRY BREWER J. W. SMITH I . ROY AMOS CHARLES ANTONI -83- sion lead. ln the 2nd Eastern Arizona pulled away and Went on to win 88-78. joe Cer- maine tied the school scoring record that night with a brilliant 32-point effort. This record was broken later in the year against the Arizona Frosh by John Nicoll, Who dumped 84 points in an easy 88-58 win. The victory over Tyler boosted the Monsters to the No. 4 spot in the National Junior Col- lege rating poll. The Monsters continued their winning streak after the Christmas holidays with the two important victories over Phoenix Col- lege. They were victories number 18 and 14 in a row. It wasn't until Feb. 13 in Tuc- son that the Monsters Hrst tasted defeat. The Arizona Frosh did the trick in a 61-60 over- time victory. Then that same Weekend the Phoenix College Bears made it three losses in a row for the Gila Valley boys with a 65-62 overtime victory Friday night and a 70-68 win Saturday night. Eastern Arizona got back into the win column with an easy 88-61 win'-over Marana AFB in Tuc- son and then Won'the all important play-off game with Phoenix March 6 in Miami 68-60. This gave the Monsters a season record of 23 wins and 3 losses and entitled thern to repre- sent this Region in the National Iunior Col- lege Basketball Tournament at Hutchison, Kansas, March 19-24. This was the third trip to the National Tourney for the Mon- Q sters in the last five years. They finished 7t1 in the 16-team field in 1953 and came hom- 5th in 1954. In compiling one of the greatest seasons i1 Eastern Arizona history the Monsters wen led in scoring by Iohn Nicoll with 405' points, joe Germaine, 3743 jim Acton, 864 Wayne McGrath, 3195 and Larry Brewer 262. Nicoll gathered in 228 rebounds an McGrath had 39 assists. The Monsters ou scored their opponents 74.1 to 61.2. TTLLM AN TURLEY STANLEY THYCERSON JAMES DONALDSON BUD KTNNARD WILFBED PENA N -34.. x W' COACH BRUCE LARSON Action shots from the game with the University of Ari- zona Frosh: Upper left: jim Acton and Ioe Germaine block an unidentified U. of A. player. Upper right: john Nicoll chal ints. Right: W. Smith gets ready for a long shot. fu? 1.1- 'f:k,A:c WM Aijvffwfig 5,.. M'.fgsf'f?A,Qq 5 fsfffff .J My AWN ss f' -35- i YC Y W' V259 l 1 uw f -W2 N 'L 1 'S 1:52 M-'N Kneeling fLeft to Righty Angel Castro. Frank Castro, Ricardo Duran, Arthur Sanchez and james Stewart. Standing, First Row flseft to Righfj: Nolan Blake, john Bearclslee, Bob Dempster, Maurice Brutinel, Don Miller. Standing, Second Row fLeft to Rightj: Ken Spaulding, Charles Antoni. Not Shown: Coach Bruce Larson. -87- it HSV, . I - BOB DEMPSTEB MAURICE BRUTINEL V , JOHN BEARDSLEE AMONG THE OUTSTANDING players on the E.A.J.C. baseball team were Bob Dempster, the top hitter on last year's crew, who played shortstop, Maurice Brutinel, number one catcher for Coach Bruce Larson in 1955, Frank Castro, the guy who shared second base duties with Jack Kinas last year, and lack Beards- lee, an outfielder who also saw action last year. Transferring from the basketball squad were Larry Brewer, a pitcher, Wayne McGrath, a third baseman, and Jim Acton - all lettermen. A Notable among the freshmen were Angel Castro, an infielder, KEN SPAULDING Charlie Antoni, an out-Helder, and Nolan Blake, an outstanding iirst baseman. FRANK CASTBO Good Morning! !! Meow Harmonizing .... Be-Bop Stoppillg high ! ! QM' fp .'1, Ze . L 1 . V . X X , Q , . . I I . ,Af VQTWWWMKYW ff0qNC uyalf J ,ly WSWS asm mg X QW QE tw Q-vw, gf, LARRY B. BREWER 1955 Homecoming King wsu -vo . ,- . .p--' E 59' . 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