Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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One for me, one for you . . 4 Muggsy passes some Christmas goodies to his partner hiding behind the sofa. You better not pout .., Mr. Max- - well refuses to let Wilbur open his gifts until cousin Arthur arrives. QQ., 1 X. . 3' S A 'fs -W was Lg-4:Qiiillsefiegise N 'ess f,s:.:yfsffS: ,ss.2iNif,ff fifsiff. - I---iff - 1112- : ' ' 1 Y ' -. X J it ' .. -. siigffi-F'ix?Xg,,p::::gg:gTSs2iggfE'gX QVYM EX 'm ' gf ? 5iEf2J2f1sl5TE5ii3'SEglsaf' :E1 'lA:5l?:S'- -2-.'li-if .. s , . e,,..t-1, gs X X V M- 0 to s sgyl .... ts. ----- X .... tim . ...ms - , , Q f 3 i ' L ,tt2E, ,,,: t,i,i,, ,t,::E:. g t N t tt 5 S t X Parental fini discretion. The Max- wells conspire to sneak a peek at their gifts while the children are out. So, you must be ,.. Mr. Maxwell greets who he thinks is cousin Arthur as Muggsy's attempt to escape fails. .,..t . i,..: 1- -'- 'I 55522 'E r .EK Nui. Q,-.:'5Qf1: 1 fi' :Si :QNX-5. s

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0 Christmas Tree. Elmer CMike Cookj and Muggsy CRob Taylorj rhapsodize over the Maxwells' Christmas tree. The truth does out. Wilbur CDan Pick- ensj, Betty Lou CKelly Blakey, Mr. CBill Hardyb, and Mrs. CSandy Jichaj Maxwell listen to the burglars' confession. .... i if .. wr -qv The play s the thing On December 17th the Dra ma department presented two one act plays for their Christ mas production The first play Muggsys Merry Christmas was a winning little comedy about a would be burglar who is mistaken for an eccentric cousin of the Maxwell family He is treated just like one of the family until they receive a phone call from the real cousin Arthur Muggsy and his partner are dis covered but instead of punish ment the Maxwells give them the best Christmas they ever had The other play utilizing a second cast was There Arose Such A Clatter the cute some times sappy story of the Rollins family Father wants nothing more than to beat the man across the street in the Christ mas decoration contest Jimmy refuses to stay in his angel cos tume and Ginny falls for the son of the rival neighbor After some funny episodes with the Christ mas lights and the angel cos tume all make up and go happily to the Christmas pageant I I 7 ' 1 7 . . . Y - ' I ll 1 - ' H ' ' ' Y V ' .fftw ll , - H' - ' . V - its . . , I V N . . . , if , , l QE, - . . . QQ - Y

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White Christmas. . .almost Friday, December 14, 1984 students awoke prepared for a normal day of school, but they windows. Those who decided to spend that special day at school, had the long wait until lunch to were in for a surprise. When they looked out the window they saw white covering everything. lt had snowed the night before. That only happened on rare occas- sions in Safford, The normal day of school turned into a winter wonderland. Students struggled between the decision of staying home to watch the snowflakes or go to school which had no Ho, ho, ho! Santas helpers include Amy Goodman, Robyn Shupe, Panda Randall, Missy Hatch, Karen Ramirez, and Kristy Curtis. Concentration. Angie Willingham and Paula Garcia carefully put their ginger- bread houses together in foods class. get their hands on the snow. When the bell finally rang to let out the fields around the school were full of students having snow-ball fights and building snowmen. By the time school was out the snow had begun to melt and by the next day it was all gone. But the students will never forget their almost-white Christmas. .K A I . . .J .. .S .4 uk ,s yfx 'NVQ X .i . 1 T 1. 5' C. s .Q .g4g.'W, 'Q' W' -r . Q M ' it wifi ! 5 ii S -uit . V r l - I .. , iii. . -...,. 3 ,Q ,lin