Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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FUR THE BEST IH BAKIHG Try the VALLEY BAKERY COME AHD EAT at the BRIGHTEST SPOT ON THATCI-IER BLVD Chicken Vllla Phone 45 PEOPLE wno PREFER FIN I4 FOODS ALWAYS DINL AT Eastern Arzzona s F :nest Eatmg Place THE STAR ir CAPF Style Center for the TEEN ACF RS 0 Bellman's DEPARTMENT STORE Pep Squad In nme For Game Your pep your pep you ve got lt now keep It doggone lt dont lose xt ' ' Yes Safford Hxgh rs qu1te the school th1s year wxth the Pep Squad Twxrlers Flag Throwers and Cheer Leaders all turmng out rl grand style Although qulte a few of last years members have returned there are st1ll many who will have to be taught the ropes So lf you see any bruxsed and battered gurls runn1ng around the halls youll know that they have been learn 1ng the ropes ln Grand style The Pep Squad under the su pervlslon of MISS Katherlne Setka has an enrollment of 70 glrls some of them last year s members The gxrls chose Darlee PFICC as thexr leader by popular vote They wxll have the same umform that was used last year and w1ll also have blue and Whlte pom poms These hlgh steppers have really worked LINDSEY S Double Rich Ice Cream AND Raw and Pasteurlzed BOTTLED MILK L LINDSEY Safford Anz the Thatcher game th1s Frlday As you watch thu- Twrrlers and Flag Throwers youll mevltably say Aw thats a cmch That lS where you are sadly mxstaken It takes a lot of practice Concentra tlon and nerve to learn how to make them go rlght Why nerve' lf you ve ever stopped to look at the gn-ls learning how youll see a bump on the head a black eye a few charley horses and maybe a swollen foot lt looks l1ke nerve to me' The glrls are under the supervxslon of Mr Maloy and some of last year s members Both groups wxll have new umforms and the Flag Throwers Wlu have new flags Barbara Brooks wlll lead the Flag Throwers and Na dme Blngham the Twlrlers There w1ll be 18 EITIS ln each group Thls year the flag twlrlers and mayorettes are to have new un1 forms They are to conslst of Whlte twlll wlth blue letterlng over the left shoulder The pattern for the costume wlll be a Soma tumes were made by the thlrd year Home Ee gxrls When you come to the game Frlday come prepared to yell l1ke youve never yelled before The Cheer Leaders Mary Jane Chap man Shlrley Kempton and B1l11e Mae John have been rlght ln there worklng w1th our yells and lf we get ln there and help them we can really g1ve Thatcher the works We have some mlghty FOR GOOD DRY CLEANING Phone 92 GILA VALLEY LAUH DRY all DRY GLEAHERS THF SMILF OF HFALTH Is Made From GRADE A MILK FIIRLEY S DAIRY TO GIVE SALLY THE CAR, A NEW FACE Have It Painted At WO0DFORD'S GARAGE MANYS H S SIUDE W1th H1s and Howd1es 1ng the new students the tlonal Handshake got off to a start last Fr1day mght Th1s marked the openmg of the 46 soclal season It serves 1ts purpose w mtroduclng and acquamtm new students The musxc was by Cecxl and his Olchestla Auange wele made by Geolge Bm Student Body Presldent Whos Whol. Interestlng Yes' Handso Mmmmm but defxnltely' Ou dark and handsome Casano 6 has dark curly han and o eyes He IS one of our most standlng men on the football and takes a xexy actlxe pa1t1 student councll A llttle sarcasm xn a cute IS h1s specialty A sen1o1 th1s he has spent 17 years he dear ol Safford and IS u seen around Wlth hls cuz 1 or Rex and Lloyd And glrl comes XVIIII no str1ngs atta so here IS your chance If you havent guessed by see next week s paper swell Chee Leadels and X glve you some m1ghty swell th1s year 1f we ll only co ope So you see Wlth the orga IIOHS and pep we have th1s we can really make Safford go places Come on klds lets ly keep the wheels lollmg Your General Electrnc D SAFFORD HOME FURHISHERS WATCH L S GROW FINE PHUTUGRAPH Commercial and Portralture Work 0 DOHE STUDIO Across from Park 'N Sh Stores on 5th Avenue . ' v I 1 Y 1 . - . I I I u r ' - 11 f ' ' I 5 I . , ' , . . I U I , . ' . . l . I . . . , y ' - w . n 1 n I ' I . ' ' ' u . n : ' I I x , . I .I I .. I ' '. , . . : ' 3 ' Y 4 ' ' ' 2 A . . 1 . - I . I . . - ' . ' - . . . ' I I ' I . ' . ' . . v , ' 1 - , ' , ' v - 1 b Q . . . A - . . n . . ' U V - . ' ' Q I Henle skating costume. These cos- - ' 1 ' ' ' ' , ' ' rn v vy ' B- 5 I I , , . KL YV ' ' - Q ' A V ' I I . , . r e ' y' I .I I Y . h ' I 1 . f a I J - - , . I F ' . V 1 n. s ' e If ' i d I W. . , , . . ' I I I 99 I I I I sc 1 i J 1 J 'W 'X -1 I u y vu I I I as I I I I I 1 I I . I I I o . 1 1

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y Bulldog Reporter By MICKEY DUNGAN ang! Clatter - clatter ----- oops! ch!! Wa---tch out! book swishes through the air, gs clank on the floor. a bag of dy cascades down the hall. chool has begun again and h school has come life among lockers---or a murder every nute. For some unknown reason ostly because all the Freshmen e a locker apiecel there aren't :ugh to go around. The result a conglomeration of hurried ple kicking and shoving and n biting. fter surviving the battle at the kers tthree in a locker is rather gh? we emerge breathless and f misplaced in the Chemistry m. Mr. Wilson looks at us btfully and sets us loose in prized laboratory and grits his h as we use up our fifty cents akage fee in one day. l ading through two inches of er fthe water faucet in quite ky until you get used to itj picking his way daintilyl iugh shattered glass. Mr. Wil-t announces: Now be careful' stuff explodes if ----- He isl rrupted by a large explosionf the room settles down to nor- he notices the pupils have left he bell has rung. aturally we are half a minute you want to make a hit with all the irls H dress up at i late to the Library. so sneaking quietly behind Miss Corbin's back in an effort to get to our seat un- observed. we hook a hoof in the dictionary stand and Dale Allred who is peacefully looking up a word. goes under the dictionary stand. the dictionary resting on his chest to make up some long neglected sleep. Sliding into our desk like a whipped DUDDY we are favored with a reproachful glance from Miss Corbin. who apparentl doesn't think we're funny. Disregarding a black eye and a few minor taheml bruises picked up in flag throwing we concen- trated assiduously ljust a little word we picked up in English IIIJ on Advanced Algebra. A man has a three chickens which he feeds mixture of barley and oats. One chicken eats 3 times the meal an- other chicken ate 3 months ago and the last chicken eats 2 time s as much as both. If the mixturef NEW MERCHANDISE imported daily from the Leading Style Centers of this country i' PEOPLE'S l Department In Stgrg 5 Goats Eat Cans . . . W i But you can eat Good E f Steaks at the l STAR CAFE e you planning on Building a dog house? YOU ARE! ' Well, get your LUMBER at IENNINGS LUMBER co. Y l ! I 1 V l the percent of barley is now 4002 and the amount of feed used by the man in the last three months has risen 1552 how much barley and how much oats does each chicken eat per day? Need we say more? We ended up the d , going peacefully crazy as Mr. notes in his famed Sociology Class ex- claimed in a loud voice: The way some girls bang around in the hall isyjust plain unlady like! - - - Oh, well. we think as we drop a flag on our head. It won't last much longer. We have only 110 days of school left. - 4-. If anyone notices gray in Dick Williams' hair. it's just the world series. Five dollars is lots of money, isn't it Dick, especially when you lose it!!! Your General Electric Dealer I SIFFUIID IIUME FIIRIISIIEIIS WATCH US GROW ance on the way. so look out. boys! day you can walk down the and hear some girl murmui tt' herself. I've got to ask hii now. today, but I just can C'ieer up. girls, you only have build up your courage once year. - As the days get colder, we more beautiful blue lettermen sweaters-on girls. How did do it Cuquita? We'd all like k mow. Not that it would do us a good-but we can all hope. The Store that is the Style Center for the 'Teen Age Crowd BELLMAN'S Department o Store FINE PIIUTUGIIPIIY Commercial and Portraiture Work 0 DUIIE STIIUIU Across from Park 'N Shop Stores on 5th Avenue i NP' ' ' 'la YOUR GIRL WILL WANT T0 GO WITH YOU FOR THAT MALT MHLT SHOP i-- - , THE FAMILY STORE FOR CAMPUS FOR SPORTS ' FOR DRESS Goop QUALITY CLOTHING .

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soursu u og w s ave you ever seen our srde s so clean was the com t of many a student last Frr mornmg e Freshmen grrls wearrng t gunnv sack dresses one e and one blue cotton stock and mens work shoes wrth ake up 11p strck freckles on and arms and harr plastered n to make four horns For r mornrng dutres they swept srdewalk wrth tooth brushes 1 e bovs ar rlved carryrng the1r hes on therr heads carrots ns apples lettuce and bread mg the accepted hat Eve s rn black pencrl mascara rck rouge and powder and dered hall were the style for men They wore m1drrff ses or halter tops short pants glamour bovs hrgh heeled s Also the1r frngernalls were ted a brrllrant red prarade 'rcross the stage wrth es for the best dressed grrl 'rnd started the mornrng assembly 16 Fuller and Janyce Kemp gave a utterbug dance Gerald trerth gave a clever rmrtatlon rank Smatra Wlth all the hman QIIIS swoonrng nald Snedrgar on chooslng a d date from the platform wrth h laughter from the audlence ted Loretta Llvmgston IATION HElD FOR ST YEAR G A A order not to be outdone bv boys the Grrls Athletrc Asso on held 1n1t1at1on last Tues for all new members IOIUIHE 1 class The D12f81IS bare feet parama clad glrls seen run around were the new g1rl E rnrtrated 1th about 80 members thrs the G A A expects to make e a SDOWIIIE rn athletlcs I frrst meetmg they selected ers as follows Benn1e Prck Dresldent Wanda Gardener presldent and manager Al Carrasco secretary Estella treasurer and Shlrlev Dton Ernestlne Garcra and ll Kempton representatlves TAKE THAT GIRL TO THE MALT SHOP O For Good MALTS and HAMBURGERS Gr1d1ron news looks good for S H S thls year A rn all 47 husky S H S men were out to practrce the frrst day Regulars from last year are Rav CSwede5 Nrelson George Blng ham Lvle Stewart Drck W11l1ams Max Hancock Competltlon rs keen and keeps these promlsrng grrdsters on therr toes However no bad rmurxes hare been encountered as vet Boys out for football thls year are George Blngham Rav Nrelson Harold Mltchell Max Morrrs John Meredrth Max Hancock Wrllre Abevta Tom Naylor Fred Ferrrn Brll Barney Drck Wrl llams Lvle Stewart Dallas Smrth son Vance Skrnner Daxrd De Spam Bob Hamrlton Dale All red Howard Angle Max Curtls Ned Nuttall Monroe Bull Frank Cruz L B Chrrstensen and Jack Also Max Campbell J V Pace Fred Escabedo Lloyd Clonts Fred Burrell Lamel Iohn Vergrl Say age Junlor Montoya Brooks Cur ts Douglas Gardner Eugene Bmgham Leland Stevens Jack Wrlson Don Goldrng Gordon Poer Karl Naylor Dale McBr1de Ted Faulkner and Rlchard Gar dea Thls year as a farthful manager Norman Smrth rs dorng the rob Coach Srm Traw and Coach Vrrgrl Franklrn are rlght rn there domg the1r part for an undefeated sea son Our couple of the week rs Mar garet McLa1n and Donald Rogers A mysterrous man was seen sneakmg out of Study Hall Fr1 day If he would reveal hls rden t1tV to the thrrd perrod Phvs1cs class no questrons would be asked Currosltv krlled the cat but they are strll lrxrng and cur rous BOWL YOUR CARES AW AY SAFFORD SPURT CENTER Hours 12 00 Noon to 12 00 Mldnrght If You Want To Make a Hit With the Girl Dress Up At I. GREEN'S l l AI Boolhlll 196 Tombstone Hrgh School Yellowgackets fell vrctrm to the rollmg 1Safford Hugh grrdsters by a score of 19 6 last Frrday The frrst touchdown came rn the frrst perrod when Lloyd Clonts fullback romped 18 yards for a tally after whrch Max Hancock had a near mrss for a conversron The second came after a drrve PLAYER 4 OF THE 1 ti, WEEK 1: Candrdates for player of t.he week are the Bulldogs co captarns George B 1 n g h a m and Ray Swede Nrelson Both of these felloyxs are two year lettermen wrth Ceorge lettering rn both football and basketball durrng the last two years Swede has been one of the marnstays of the foot George rs Safford Hlghs stu and has ably One of hrs opposrte sex and trps the one bov that trouble wrth hrs hobbres and shouldnt Swede has been elected presr dent of the 45 Senlor class Hes also a srx foot lad of an under Welght 204 pounds He has hrs lrttle hObbl6S and lxver a happy lrfe Theres not much use ln wrltlng about hrm because every body knows hrm whlch doesnt make thrs news dent body presrdent fllled the posrtlon mam hobbres rs the He stands srx feet scales at 170 Thrs rs doesnt haxe much IF YOU DESIRE BFAUTIFUL FLOWERS Fon ANY oooAsroN GO TO R I1 I4 D S FLOWF R SI IOP PHONE 102 of 50 yards bv hard runs and pass completrons H a n c o c k drove across for the second tally Con versron bv Hancock was mlssed makrng the score 12 6 Comrng on the last plav of the frrst half Montoya caught a pass and ran 10 yards makrng the thrrd Bulldog score after whrch Han cock ran the extra pornt oyer The only score bv Tombstone came 1ust after the frrst score by Safford when Gene Agee ran 35 yards for a hard earned touch down Bob Hamrlton and Ned Nuttall starred on the defense for Safford ast half went by wrthout a score but the Safford team was LDUIS M BAKER Bonded Master Locksmith All Krnds of Lock and Key Service SAFFORD ARIZONA SPECIALIZE In Rc stringirrg Tennis Rackets SPORTING GOODS and GENERAL HARDWARE REED BROS HARDWARE BEST DRUG STORE Try Our CARAMEL NUT SUNDAE and DELICIOUS GRAPE-ADE , G 1 1 T0 I Tl l YI I5 ,.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-v-v-v-A 1 A I , y - A D .- - ' 1 'Q I. 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