McNary High School - Highlights Yearbook (Mcnary, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1942 volume:

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Therefore, we the Annual Staff, of McNary High School, with the splendid cooperation of our classmates and fac- ulty, have garnered these hits of knowledge and have com bihed them into this our record of achievements. ,.i 41,- dmri- H. r-' KVM' M if Vik jiyli Q . 25 XX 1 ! f 1 n, VX 5 X Fife DE DlCy1W KD N 1 TO OUR PRINCIPAL! To express our gratitude to one who has given his best, to our school, year after year, we, Mchary High School, in deep appreciation ded- icate this annual to MR. D. M. HRND. PRIHCIPAL'S MESSAGE The American way of life is based on a standard of ideals worth supreme sacrifices to maintain. Many men and toys, who are dear to the hearts cans, are now making or are offering fice ---- even that of life itself. T once said, Hgreater love hath no man down his life for his friend.d and homes of Amerie the supreme sacri- e Great Teacher than this, that he l Ueon the shoulders of Anerican youth rests the fate and future of Aaerica. In this greatest emergency that has facedour nation us must perform his andnresponsitility, H since its birth in l776, each one of part, must carry his share of burden and must, with fullest courage and confidence in the final outcome, make the sacrifices re- quired for our ultimate success. This must be an Hall- outH war not only for the armed forces of our nation, but for each of us, men, Women, young men and maids, boys and girls. America shall win ---- only if everyone pulls to- gether with infinite devotion, complete cooperation, un- failing loyalty and patriotism, and fullest readiness for the supreme sacrifice. D. M. Hand ay L UMELEIQ if-X Cl K The Lumberjack person as a general rule Is found in They're all And make an And they're and around McNarY Hi School very brilliant excellent roll call good at all gamese-especially Wfggtbg And now from here, we'll no around town UQSTS plenty of pleasures are sure to be found. There are houses, theatres and etc., on the hill Ani than just below is our gigantic, big mill. And l'll assure you, the weather is so nice and f In But Und And The Our the winter the snow is deep all the time. in the summer the breeze is as cool as can be I'll wager, it's nicer than any ocean or sea. so we're dedicating to Nr. D. M. Hand NLumberjacKH for which we all stand guide and our principal for the 3 past years. We all salute you and give you three cheers. -------------Helen Douros Q ,Qf AXX '67 XR ' 1 14. IK .iff Wg Cffxf X 2' 'I xx 'X- xv X f Xi! xr ll.H ine, Miss Gertrude Evans Home Ee. HRedH Mr. David M. Hand Superintendent nProfessorU Miss Dolly Clark Commerce UTeachern Miss Betty Sherbino Music f USherbyH naw? C e-v,f'if 'A',p X ,Wi QYV L ffyx Mr. Thomas P, Grove History Uncl e Tbm Mr, Pete Drakulich Coach !lDr.akIl NW f s.- Clfwli OE H42 Jill Laxton 1 4 . , K' Eleanor Turner Helen Douros Edward Hardy John Sanchez Emily Brown Naxine Rose I Bonnie Saxton Rosalie Vyers SiNIOR ACTIVITIES The first Senior activity of the year and one of the most important, was something that had not been counted on before but it was.carried out by all of the senior class with the utmost enthusiasm. On October lOth l9Ll, the senior class save a benefit dance for a member of the junior class, angel Ruiz, who received a severe break in his leg at the first football scrimmage. The proceeds of the dance were 37L-- after all expenses were paid, we hid Q55--net profit all of which was given to pay nngel's hosgital bill. xxaxxxfaaxxxwsxxxxaxxax On the night of the 19th of December, the senior class presented their senior dance. Financially the dance was not a success, but it is agreed my most of those present that it was a huge success as an entertfinment. 1 1 :1:.,: z, ahsjof :Q-:Qc:1:Qf:Q..:Q1:54:Q:: :Q 33.1 info- ' The Senior Play The senior class play was a three act comedy, consisting of nine Characters. LOOK WHO'S HERE Lyman Winchall ----------- f --------------- Dick Hand fa young man in his early twenties. Just a husband! Estelle winchall - -------- ------- ------- Rosalie Fyers fLyhan's wife. She is pretty, but extremely rattle brained.D Tommy Rotanah -------------- - ----- e-----Chuck Earl Cabout Lyman's age.J A Grace Sterling --------- - ----------- Eleanor Turner CTommy's fiance.J alice Bainbridge ---an ----- - ------ ----- ---Emily Brown Cshort, rather stout, eccentice old lady. lfman's aunt.J Tren? hndgews w-- ---- --- ------ - ------ -Iaxine Rose gir in ier teens? Rose Stanford ------- - --------- ------ Joyce Turner tgirl in het teens.J Jennie --- -------------- ---W--Athena Douros K a young maid servant. She is rather pretty.D Jimmie --H ---- ----- ----H ---- John Sanchez fa young boy in his teens.D Senior class lotto---Today we launch where shall we anchor. Color---Blue and Gold Flower---Blue Orchids J U N l ORS THIRD ROV:-- SECOND ROW Jos Olguin Bobby Saxton Joe Magill Dick Hand Howard Williams Chuck Earl Buddy Willis Athena Douros ldiss Clark Marian Saxton Junior Jordan FIRST ROW:--Myrl Penrod June Psnrod Mary Payne SPONSCR: ---- Miss Dolly Clark MOTTO:-- .i Cn our shoulders rssts the respon- sibilities of the nation. COLOR:-- Pala Pink and Baby Blue. FLOWERt-- Morning Glory JUNIOR ACTIVITILQ Under the fine leadership of our'President, Joe Magill tne Juniors underwent a very successful year. o Although Joe was unable to be with us the full year we managed somehow--Joe was seriously ill the last semester Our first event was a Barn Dance held in the Aud- itorium on the twenty-eighth of November, The decora- tions were unigue and appeared like a barn. Everyone Hswung outn and had a Joyful evening. Kr. and hrs. Howard Falb won the prize waltz and Yrs. Van Reese won the door prize, Our big event of the year was the Junior Prom, It was held April 25th in the gymnasium, The Juniors really worked hard for a month, making flowers, string- ing wire, making fences, and running kids out that got in the way, When we were finished with the decoration work, it was Hfit for a kingu. A false ceiling made of balloons and streamers had a pleasing effect on the garden-like surroundings. The music was furnished by Hoy Gibbons. A good time was enjoyed by all, On konday, lay l8th the Juniors and Seniors went on a ditch-day picnic at Round Hole. This was in honor of the Seniors and the Juniors stood all expense. A good time was had by all, .f 4, 5 GPH QMOKEC J THIRD ROW:--Leon Gardner, Abe Rodriguez SECOND ROW:--Kathyrn Talbert, Betty Jilliams, Harriet Stienert, Josephine Daniels, Vera Lee Hahn, Francis Clark FIRST ROw:--Aurelio Duran, Rachael Gallegos, Ardie Baca, Joyce Turner, Christie Silvia, Fred Iartinez SPONSOR:----Miss Betty Sherhino MOTTO:-- H Never Be Never Bb y Always BQ COLCRC-- Blue and Silver FLO4ER:-- Violets ACTIVITIES ----- The Sophomore Class Initiation for the first Week, The first day the wear short dresses, long below the knees, tennis had charge of the Freshman three days of their Initiation Freshman girls were made to underwear, silk hose rolled shoes, and they had to ride stick horses all three days. The boys had to wear girl's dresses, silk hose, high-heeled shoes, and make up, The second day the entire class had to wear levies and shirts wrong side out and go bare footed, The last day of Sophomore supervision the class had to blacken o Side of their faces, and We assisted in most DG dot lipstick on the other side, of the dances given for the football and basketball teams, Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Sponsor:-- Motto:-- Color:--- Flower:--- fy, ff fkfq ffm- f ,-- X, V' f f- ri j I rl ji QQ S5 rl M A N 1 ---Melvin Holiday, Leroy Crozier, Ulban Chavez, Maurice MoCarley, Dick Brown, John Daley, Manuel Duran --Ima Jean Mathews, Elsie Wheeler, Patty Hayes, Peggy Rose, Ester Lerma, Geannie Penrod --eGeorge Sandoval, Mitro Douros, Dorothy Mathews, Santiago Duran ---Miss Evans ---Remember Pearl Harbor as we become the Seniors. ---Orchid and Gold ---Sweet Peas WW . x A 'ji x 695i Swv Q5 I X-qXNwWNxQQjnxQ ggi? S Zdnig l.x, XUW 6Q5XXQQ:vx . at fl Rv K jx x t,,,, ,. U el f K y X ff XX QP 4 Freshmen Write-up The Freshmen Class made its grand entry into McNary High School September 2, l94l, but did not become a real part of the student body until after undergoing a per- fect week of UHell.W During those days, one was not am- azed to see a girl dashing about in a bathing suit H a la high heelsn and boys displaying their love and inter- est in feminine charm by donning evening frocks of the latest creations with the most recent improvements of cosmetics to make them really glamorous--what more could be desired in the modern age. Having survived this reign of terror subjected to these noble and illustrious Freshmen by those cruel, heartless Hcrittersn of the upper classes, the Freshmen began to plod through their plebe year. Christmas the Freehies felt proud to have Santa come to be a part of their program, and to leave all the lads and lassies and faculty members who had been a good HChristmas PacKage.n By January l6 there had been other ambitious per- sons to join the group to make it the largest and most spectacular class. The number twenty-five may not have any special jinxg therefore we hope it will bring best of luck to the class. The Freshmen felt proud to have as president, Patty Hayes, who has been in McNary through most of their gram- mar school days and with her guidance the Freshmen spon- sored a most successful Easter Dance April A and everyone found it great to be promenading on the Easter Parade. To end the activities for this year the Freshmen had a May Day picnic out at Blue Lake and midst of the fro- lic they made plans for their Sophomore year for which they are looking forward with the greatest of expecta- tions. Here's to the Sophos of '42 and remember Pearl Harbor as we become the Seniors for we do want to Keep 'em Flying always. EQ Q,?il'!'DH Q KA D I Fourth Row:-- Third Row: Second Row First Row: Sponsor:-- Motto:--- Color: ---- Flowsr:--- ..--.... Peta Dominguez Abalardo Duran David Chavez Pets Hardy Claud Hall Juanita Jordan Oma Robinson Nola Brown Rodolpho Espinoza Charlotte Clark Nempha Grugo Virginia Gonzales. Eva Rodriguez Faustina Padilla Charles Daniels Richard Sutton Ross Robinson Mr. Hand Tldlsness is a disease that must be comhatted Royal Blue and Gold Rad Rosa Mitro Douros, Faye Shelby, Myrl Penrod, X 1 A NNUAL .ITA FF T'T'J 'CW . -L .Ak LL LY CQLTD QLC FIRST ROH:-- Sill daxton, Chuck Earl, Joe Vagill, Ed Hardy '--Ardie Bfca, Athena Douros, Mary Payne, Eleanor Turner, Miss Clark, Rosalie Myers Francis Clark, Marion Saxton Joyce Turner Sponsor: Miss Clark Editor-in-Chief Myrl Penrod Assoc. Editor Business Mgr. Assist Hs Photographer Art Editor Sports Editors 1-1 gocial Editors Music Editor Dick Hand Eleanor Turner Chuck Earl Junior Jordan Bobby Saxton Bill Saxton Edward Hardy Marion Saxton Joe Magill Mary Payne Rosalieymyers Athena Bouros Joyce Turner Mitre Douros Faye Shelby Mary Payne STUDENT BODY CQQUNCH, W 1 Third How:--John Smithersg Bill Saxtong Edward Hardy Buddy Willis Second Row:--Kathryn Talbertg Helen Dourosg Bonnie Saxton First Row:--Patty Hayesg Myrl Penrodg Oma Robinson OFFICERS Student Body President:--Edward Hardy Vice President: ---------- Myrl Benrod Secretary ---------------- Helen Douros Treasurer:-- ------------- Eleanor Turner Class Presidents: Senior: ------- Bill Saxton Junior: ------- Joe Magill Sophomore: ---- Kathryn Talbert Freshmen: ----- Patty Hayes Eighth Grade:-Oma Robinson Cheer Leaders:--Bonnie Saxton John Smithers Myrl Penrod Patty Hayes Il'Jt CilljP1f ' xl -LQ v A., 'UQ Mixed Glec Club Girls' Cleo Club Boys' Glee Club MUSIC DfPARTNENT .This year our department went forward under the direction of Miss Betty Lou Sherbino. She recieved her degree in Music at the University of New Mexico. She is a member of the Alpha Phi Omega, honorary Music and Dramatic fraternity. Our advanced orchestra consists of the following people, who, by the way, have done an excellent job. Dick Brown--Cornet June Penrod--Trumpet Maxine Rose--Cornet Marian Saxton--Trumpet Athena Douros--Clarinet Richard Sutton--Clarinet Frances Clark--Clarinet Leroy Crozier--Saxophone Angel Ruiz--Saxophone Leon Gardner--Saxophone Dick Hand--Trombone John Daley--Drums Buddy Willis--Baritone Miss Sherbino is doing grand work consisting of: Ulban Chavez, Mellophoneg Aurelio Saxophoneg Charles Daniels, Saxophoneg The advanced orchestra plsyed for with her beginning orchestra Duran, Tromboneg Joe Olguin, and George Sandoval,Bass, the primary Halloween party and for several Patriotic Assemblies. The Glee Clubs are also making great progress and have sung several places other than McNary. ' The Glee Clubs are as follows: Emily Brown Josephine Daniel Athena Douros Helen Douros Mitro Douros Elizabeth Foil Rachel Gallegos Vera Lee Hahn Rosalie Myers Geannie Penrod June Penrod Agnes Rose Eleanor Turner Joyce Turner Elsie Lee Wheeler Dorothy Mathews Ima Gean Mathews Faye Pettis Della Schumaker Frances Clark Dick Brown Charles Earl Leon Gardner Dick Hand Joe Magill Maurice McCarley Gerald Penrod Joe Olguin Moises Madrid Fred Martinez A George Sandoval Howard Williams Norman Willis Abe Rodriguez Ulban Chavez Aurelio Duran X MUS IC DEPARTMENTXC ont inue d The mixed chorus is a combination of both groups. The Glee Club sans with the Choral Society three times, once et the White- river, once at Showlow, and once at Lakeside. The Girl's Glee sang twice at the Ladies Federation meeting and once at the Assemble called by'Lr. McNary. The High School gave an Operetta HThe Perfect Giftu at Christ mas time, sponsored by the music department. For several Sundays the mixed Glee sang at several Defense Programs presented at the theater. The Glee Clubs had scheduled a party, but unforseen circum- stances made this impossible. We would like to congratulate Miss Sherbino and all the boys and girls for the excellent work they have done. FOC1 'HALL SQUA D ,ff 'lea RAM Sr Oy Cr .. rx O21 'Br-OW ef- DKCK 96,5 in. x 1.55: 'f I fs, P of Jllnl 01 JOI da1'1 . Z Jalvj N, YW' J BDQG Op da ,-is H12 Latteralu wa H13 Latteral Thygw that balln Are you ready, Dick? ine up with St. Johns--Defeated hem-- 'Uguddle H Hold that linen FOOTBALL GAMES Ft, Apache vs. McNary--This game was played here and was the first game of the season. The boys were a little scared and didn't do so well, Score--Ft, Apache---25, ' MCNHFY----19 Snowflake vs. McNary--Our second game of the season and we came out VICTORIOUS--Dick Hand piled up 26 points for McNary, Leon Gardner 6, and Bill Hill 6. Score--Snowflake---l2 NCNHFY-----58 St, Johns vs. McNary---VICTORY NO. 2 for the year. Score 26 to 27 in our favor, Dick Hand piled up two touchdowns and that red-head Leon Gardner, scored for another two. Slegiman vs. McNary--There--After motoring to Slegiman the boys were in for a bad defeat. T he score 60-6 in favor of Slegiman, UNever say dien is our motto and we will be back for moreg McNary vs Snowflake--There--We were really taken to a cleaning in this game. Snowflake seemed to have sent in some pretty Hheftyu fellows, as we received a walloping of GQF6, McNary vs. Ft. Apache --There-eAccording to the boys, this was their best game of the season. They put up a good fight until the last two minutes, when Ft. Apache scored for a touchdown. McNary vs. St. Johns--T here--A very thrilling game in- deed. We were tied once or twice during the game. The ordeal was fast, but during the last quarter St. Johns scored for a touchdown putting them in the lead, SKEWALL SQUAD bd manor Q31 ff Corney x D u QYMCV-Y x O Ci o ll nDick9 Melvin, Mgr. Sheep Herdersn Champs A NRed Heads' ' ok at that form1 HCome on, Shorty' iii .1-1 LA ts this mixunw Just Restingn NJump Balln Uwell Chucku P.S. He made it VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD These people received sweaters Dick Hand Leon Gardner Junior Jordon Joe Magill Chuck Earl Dick Brown Gerald Penrod Ed Hardy Joe Olguin FOOTBALL SQUAD ' Ed Hardy Dick Hand Junior Jordon Maurice McCarley Dick Brown Angel Ruiz Joe Magill Chuck Earl WINNING INTRA-MURAL TEAM Dick Hand Gerald Penrod Billy Stephens John Smithers Joe Magill Abe Rodriguez Pete Dominguez January January January January January January February February February February February March 5 16 17 25 24 28 4 7 ll 18 2 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Johns Payson Snowflake Ashfork Camp Verde Slegiman Round Valley St. Johns Round Valley Ft, Apache Sanders Snowflake here here here there there here here there there here here there VISITORS NCNARY'S SCORE SCORE 55 9 26 16 28 16 18 28 19 50 40 12 50 54 44 21 54 14 59 55 Canceled 50 28 Although our games weren't too success- ful, we had a lot of fun playing with other schools and were good losers, NEN'S ATHLETIC ASQCCIATICN Gfficer's Leon Gardner ------ Vanager Howard Williams---Asst, Yanager Our only activities of the year were a hrid,e party and burlesque show, The Bridge Party was given on Secember lOth It was a great suxess. We gav show called Ewald's Dream. The Characters Were: Ewald, a sot ---- Junior Jo Tom, a college boy or 5irl--- Bill, another college boy --- Jaok, another college boy --- Barkeep ---- - --------- the Burlesque The Characters of Leon Gardner Chuck Earl Leroy Croizer George Sandoval Joe Magill Ulbon Chavez Pete Domingez Joe Olguin Santiago Duran Claude Hall e a skit with the rdan Dick Hand Joe Vagill Buddy Willis Leon Gardner show Were: Master of Ceremonies ---------- Howard Williams i ffq rj l X I fflf ED Sth Grade Q Freshman Basketball team Hiah School Basketball Team Girl's Physical Education This year we started our year right by knocking the old base- ball around Cand through a few windowsl We played baseball for about a month but we never did get our regular teams.' After baseball came volley-ball. No regular teams here either. But we had a lot of fun. Miss Sherbino, our coach gave us a widely diversified field Of sports.- After volley-ball we played brdminton, table-tennis and other inside games while the weather was too bad to the gym was being fixed. go out and Them we started basket-ball our intra-mural tournament was won by the Junior Team, consisting of Myrl Penrod, June Penrod, Emily Brown, Eleanor Turner, Athena Douros and Mary Payne, Mr Q' Drakulich the boys coach very kindly presented us with prizes, The candy fish and the losers got suckers. the Green Devilesses. Gur uniforms are winners got is Known as suits. Last fall we came very near to having girl's 6 but when we that it was found out we couldn't play anything but no better than track and gave it up. This spring we had more tap-dancing.g We had a good deal of tap-dancing at the first But other sports crowrd it out. We have two girl's Physical Education Groups, Physical Education Group I is composed of the girls Our first team green gym man football touch we decided of the year. I and II. The from the 8th Grade and Freshman class, Group II is composed of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes, Group II is never-the-less, the smallest, we gave one party for the football boy's and every body in High School was invited. We served sundaes. Coach Sherbino was unable to attend. Our social activities were confined to that one party. We have had a lot of fun this year and we hope that we will have as much in all the years to come. ,,,,g.,,,,5.g,4 g-.,f4,., iv... ,..Q.:..,,,f.,,,.y.5,,4 ,474 .gg 0gQg4,Qg4..,4g?,2 4 , y. Yggvf, '1Ex.,f X ,'-:wi 1, 1.91.5 1 , 1 ?ff-'EES' FQ?'11?:E+1?'V4'::,EFT QL' . f r f A Q rfif, . 73 , 2 W ', 22213 ,:'w13 t S0Q:w,'::5:: Wim-'H W :Lili- 412'-: .. ,V 'Q,.:,9- M fl' v,41'dL:lsw' .,,:f, '11 Jf.:4.1.'1 MN, :fi .- Q: ,f:,-:zaem 4 'K Ai f- -wie .1-f., my Q. 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X, Dux' Sctmtfl ow 52585, r I SIE if wooden leg. thena--Thats nothing--my sister has 1 cedar chest. Q, W e .. ia, K .n .AJ iz-N 4 4 I,,Y.Q4-Ang! I Dick. HI hear you got c girl, Leonn Leon: Yes Dick: Nwhcre does she live?n Leon. Main Steeet Dick. UNhats her name?H Leon. UBel1eH Dick: USeen her latelyu Leon' HNOH Dick: Hihcts the matter--had a fight?H Leon: UNO, I went to her house last night and there wis 0 u K N'aCHo-R 3 sign on the door, NBcIl out of order,Usc I didn't go in.H r THE RAILWAY TRAIN Up the mountains, down the plains Come rushing and dashing-the choo choo trains. Passengers and mail, they always bring Papers, magazines, any old thing. And now in the year of 1942 Come men to defend the red, white and blue. And so to our country and to dear Uncle Sam, The railways wil' aid in whipping Japan. -----Athena Douros THE PRICE Yesterday I received my papers for the draft They tell me that I'll pay, As much of my life as is needed To help the U.S.A. They weigh me pound by pound They test each tooth and eye They poke and thump my chest But no disease do they spy. Next week I'll receive my call I promise to do all I can If we'll all use this spirit We'll soon lick all Japan. -----Rosalie Myers JUST A PBEM My girl has flewed Her did me dirt I did not know Her was a flirt, To those I love Let me forbid Least they be doed Like I been did. ' ----.---------- Chuck.Earl CThe next Walt Whitmanl COMFLIMENTS OF f-' X r F , IQJQFXLC' .J I I MCJXIf1XfiY, AK JLONA HTHE EMPLOYEES STOREH COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES LLATS DRUGS DRY GOODS VARIETY DEFARTKENT AND HAREWARE DEPABTLENT WASHING MACHINES RADIOS STOVES FURNITURE FISHING TACKLE HWHERE EVERYONE IS ULLCOKEH ORE M C N A KY A '7 r 'Z '? , ., '77 N . L. H EA KE OUR BEST WIS!-IES TO MUN .RY HIGH SC TOOL Q T f ' ffl' -X-VFQQW Z. ff N 2 -,,,.l gy x 'L' -fi The was cr ood N 4 EJLWCLD Oh WLQOVNIQ, H+' Y irrr Y V W A' . ljfuf K E M .E M fl ,cf A N F' ' I ' N V3 HCA lil, rl A K EJQQM 1 x. 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