Seligman High School - La Sierra Yearbook (Seligman, AZ)
- Class of 1958
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HHH 315 HI MJMJLWi; wggi?j qEflRBCCK MSB KANSAS OTT ft. MISSOURI Lithographed in U. S. A. by Yearbook House — lclni inii tra tion Board of Education edica tion 'f. Arman dciCc' 'rs.Guth aeisdorfer Je tac Seriior Class of 1958 respectfully dedicate ?a. Sv.nool earoooic, a Sierra to two of our instructors 'Vs.Ruth F.eisdorfer and ”r.Armando Gonzales. Wo are uini- ful o; the tine and effort the,' have put into our instruc- tion and well-being. noth, alon' with cur other teachers have made a very pleasant and profitable school year.fay they have every success in the ve ars to follow. rs.ueisdorfer, a graduate of the Virginia is a veteran teacher on our success.: ully taught Snglish and fore ed both Junior and Senior F.’I.A. and ed the athletic banquets. The annual iety Show has been her hobby. Thank in our behalf. University of .Vest faculty. She has Scononics,sponsor- for years has plann- Varch of Jir.es Var- ou for your efforts .r. Gonzales is a graduate of both the icr College and Arizona State College at is our Palo Verde Jun- rla.-sta: f. Je Coot-ball c:i. high school Spanish teacher and r...cnsaies ’ as a star athlete in Superior High School, Palo verie and Arizona State. His skill in coaching was instrumental in winning us third place in Class coaching skill is his interest was orth. Ln the bcvs s d „ir s iu boLn elementary and high school, vv’e are haroy tnat r.Gonzales picked Selignan as his first teachinV an.; coaching venture and hope he stays here. CLss of 1958 r. i Sa I I l£ BfitstoijJ i CJoLcsk. f £a st +jG -U 0 I % Sestiwib Beverley Andrews Girl Chorus 1-2—2 Cheerleaders 1—2—3 Student Council Convention 2 Class Vice President 1 Class Representative 2 Parliamentarian 3 Home Coming Princess 2-3 Musi c Fes tival 2—3 Science Club Secretary 1 Volleyball 3 Sallie Bristow Volleyball Soft-ball Girls Chorus Journal!zm Pon-Pom 1-2-3 1-2 1-2-3-4 4 1-2 Linda Ch!ok Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Sof t—ball 1-2-3 lirls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 1 Cheerleader 2 Dance Club 1 ' Jane Davis Volleyball 1-2-3-4. Soft—ball 1-2-3 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Representative 1 Student Body Secretary 4 F.H.A. 1-2-4 FoHoA Historian 1 F HoA0 Secretary Ti-easurer 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Student Council Convention 4 Pon-Pom 2 Richard Garcia Foot-ball 1-2-3-4 Basket-ball 1-2-3-4 Base-ball 1-2-3-4 Class President 3 Boot-ball: All-North Honorable M 2 2nd Team 3 1st Team 4 All-State Honorable M 3 11 1st Team 4 Lettermans Club 1-2-3-4 High School Play 3 Prattler St.eff 4 Homecoming King 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Representative 2-4 David Gardner F oot-ball 4 Basket-ball 4 Base—ball 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1 Class President 2 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Eoys State 3 School Plays 1-2 Band 2-3 Lettermans Club 1-2-3-4 Foot—ball Manager 2-3 F oot—ball: All-North Honorable M 4 Cora Hartup Volleyball 1-2-3 Soft-ball 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 School Play 2 Student Council 2 Pon-Pom 1-2 f.h.a0 1-2 Benny Honra Foot-ball 2-3-4 Basket-ball 2-3-4 Base—ball 3-4 Track 2-3-4 Class Fresident 4 Prattler Staff 3-4 Lettermans Club 2-3-4 Class Secretary 2 Class Secretary 3 Ernie Martinet Foot-bell 3-4 Basket-ball 2-3-4 Base-ball 3-4 Charlene Irwin Spanish Club 2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Girls Sorority 2-3 Future Teachers 3 Acapella Choir 2-3 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Science Club 3 Helen Larson Volleyball 1-2-4 Soft-hall 1-2-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Science Club 1 F.H.A. 1 Pon-Pom 1-4 Soprano Solo 2 Rose Luarkie Prattler Staff 1-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 4 Pon-Pom 1 Class Secretary 1 Homecoming Queen 2 F.H.A. 1 Dorothv Martinez Prattler Staff 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Soft-ball 1-2-3-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4- Student Council 4 Cheerleader 4 Pon-Pom 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Queen 3 Student Council Convention 3 Mary Martinez Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Soft-ball 1-2-3-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Secratary 1-4 Cheerleader 1-4 F.H.A. 1-2 Pon-Pom 1-2-3 Homecoming Princess 4 Science Club 1 Home Economic Award 1 P.E. Award 2 F.H.A. President Student Council Convention 4 3 Srrie Matuck Foot-ball 2-3-4 Track 3 Lawrence Matuck F oot—ball 1-2-3-4 Basket-ball 1-2-3 Base-ball 1-2-3—4 Karen Perner Girls State 3 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Student Council President 4 Class President 1 Student Council Treasurer 2 Glamor Boy 2 Ko More Homework 1 Girls Trio 3 Pon-Pom 1-2-3-4 Honecoming Princess 1-3 Homecoming Queen 4 Student Council Convention3—4 Prattler Staff (Editor) 2 F.H.A. 1 Science Club 2 Pat Russell F oot-ball 2-3-4 Basket-ball 2-4 Base—ball 1-4 Student Council 1-3 Foot-ball: All-State (2nd Team) 3-4. Sharon Sheraden Girls Chorus 1-2-3 Pon-Pom 1 Scholarship Award 2 Class Secretary 3 La Sierra Staff 3 Leon Smith F oot-bal1 1-2-3-4 Basket-ball 1-2-3-4 Base—ball 1-2-3-4 Class President 4 Student Council 4 Sylvia Straub Volleyball 1-2-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Class Vice-President 3 F.K.A. 1 Pon-Pom 1-2-4 La Sierra Staff 4 Edward Torres F oot-ball Basket-ball Base-ball Track Francis Vidrine Foot-ball 1-2-3-4 Base-ball 1-2-3-4 Class Treasurer 3 Foot-ball: All-North Honorable M 4 Base-ball Award 2 1-2-3—4 3 1-2-3-4 3 i junior 3everly Andrews ' ike CupeiJL k. Sylvia Straub Martha Hosier UJ0U t€.cl Dudley Manakaja Wilma Uptergrove Jeanette Sandoval id Robert Sullivan Lawrence Clarke Sharon Sheraden Sophomore Class To serve us during our second year in high school we chose the following officers: President Vice - President •Secretary Treasurer Student Council Faculty Sponsor Ronald Susanyatame Luke Tapija Retha cCool Louise PishoT' Horia Waestas .iaray omich ' r. Pete Pearsall , ,VJr class is represented in the band by Louise BishoD and Judy oOiinson. In athletics we hpive contributed a great deal toward the success of the teams. On last years championship base-ball squad LlJke, Harvey, Tiny and Wilfred were valuable members. On our 5? championship runner-up foot-ball squad Luke,Harvey,Wilfred,Dustv and xiny all did their share, with Harvey winning’both all-Worth and nrizona State Class 3 honors. All the girls sang in the girls chorus. In bas.cet—ball Harvey,Luke,Tiny and Dustv were mem— cers oi the Varsity squad and 'Wilfred on the Junior Varsitv. Our sponsor, Ir.Pearsall planned enough fund raising activities to ta. e care of our needs. We were happy to greet .''ary Rytting who came to us from Reno, Hevada. The Freshman organized for cur the following officers: President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Student Council first year in high school with Russell Pristow Kav Bailey Sharon Pewter. Wayne Hugo Hardy Smith Sunnie Rae Gecrga.___ The entire class helped to paint the S and this was the irst event that made us feel that we were truly members of the ,Seligman High School Student Bod- . Pat Dolan and Leslie Fowskey were valuable members of the Varsity foot-bull sound. Russell Bristow, Keith Parker, Hardv Smith,Charles 'icCocl and Leslie Pcwskey were or, the Junior Varsity sa.uad in basket- ball. SirIs volley-ball claimed the attention of most of the girls and a number of them were or. the school team. All the girls were members of the girls chorus and Haney Davis,Ka Bailev,Keith Parker,Sharon lewton,Sunnie Rae Georye played in the school band. Our class advisor was fir.Lee Eastman of the school faculty. He planned a number of money raising pro- jects. We feel that our class has added something worthwhile to the school life of the Seligman High School and we will con- tribute mere .as the years rollon. Scholastically our class has a lot of ability with Kay Bailev consistently leadin' all the students who:- retort card time rolls around. I • orry C J.Lennox faculty Sponsor i'horo 'jrarh- • 4 • Snowflake PREP Class W .L 6 0 GRID STANDINGS B North t Percent 0 1.000 Season R 7-2 Seligman 5 1 0 .S33 -2 Round Valley 7 1 1 .800 7-1-1 Kingman 3 1 0 .750 6-3 Window Rock 4 1 0 . ”50 5-2 St.Johns 4 4 0 .500 4-4 Holbrook 3 3 1 .500 4-4-1 MeMary 3 5 6 . 3'’5 4-5 Williams 1 5 0 .167 1-6 Cottonwood 0 r 0 .000 0- Sanders 0 4 0 .000 0-5 oo ro t- to R-Eastman,Honga,Powsky,Walker,Sullivan,Beaman,Dolan,Gonzales. Row-Tapi ja, L. Smith, Gardner, Bedker, 'la tuck, ’Tart inez, Casaus, Mgr. ottom-Querta,Garcia,Walema,Russell,Susanyatame,i Tanakaja,Torres _ 0 A.Smith Vidrine ack Row:Querta,Melson,E.Martinez,Cupell,Beecher,Coach Lennoy Front Row: B. Hon-a, 'Tatuck, L. Tapi.ia, Torres, Gardner, D. Tapija, Vidr ine, The Seligman Antelopes won their third straight Class B North championship by defeating the Kingman Bulldogs 5-4 in the final game of the tournament held at Williams. T the first game Seligman eas- ily eliminated the Cottonwood Red Devils. Danny Tapi.ja was in fine form on the mound while his mates were getting him a big lead. In the final game Francis Squeak Vidrine proved why he is one of the top high school pitchers in the state by holding the Kingman Bull- dogs to 4 hits and striking out 14. Seligman undoubtedly has the fin est high school battery in Vidrine and Dick Garcia. Both boys have developed from Little League and Junior League base-ball and this, their last year should be the best. Seligman had a fine fielding team with Eddie Torres,Luke Tapi.ja and Lawrence tatuck patroling the outer gardens and Leon Smith,Dave Gardner,Dan Tapi.ja and Harold Clarke the inner cordon. Benny Honga,Tiny 3eecher,Ernie ’Martinez and Harvey Querta provided good bench strength. The Antelopes did not lose a league game during the season. At the state finals in Tucson the Antelopes lest a heart-breaker to the champion Peoria team.The Peoria team scored the three deciding runs without the benefit of a hit. A wild pitch and error did the trick. The 195o prospects look ver-' bright with only two regulars lost. Letterman's Club $unm ftiqfi i)AL ’ Z n . i .«est Zn 'a1 : dG — -i. V.UI i or. tabulations to Seniors . ✓ rs. 0 )q1 -t o T P o r - • • 'd J. j C a. “ I x £. o Arizona We Take Pleasure in Wishing the Senior Class Good Luck to All of You r?T -rr ' i Ui.J KI'IH n o O u hoo: r TT rp-.r xPP ) I f c o 5Tt Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Second Grade 'W AVy,i- ’’ ‘J '■- -?' 1 £7 •'• ;v i‘‘T V' - s y.' 0 v ff -V c v ;t X Curios Gifts Copper Jewelry and Copper Household Accessories RESTAURANT, INC. SELIGMAN, ARIZONA ON THE PICTURESQUE WILL ROGERS HIGHWAY 66 The Main Street of America In the Heart of Arizona’s Cattle Country SNOW CAP ICE CREAM Frozen Custard Malts Seligman Cones—Big Ben Root Beer Shakes Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON’S COFFEE SHOP At Court Unique WEST END OF SELIGMAN Mrs. Jehu Wilder FRIENDS Office Equipment Coapeay Sale e-Underwood—Service Complete Line of School Supplies Box 762 Flagstaff THE COCO-COLA BOTTLING CO. DRINK CONGRATULATIONS CUSS OF 1958 The pause that refreshes Prescott Arizona SELIGMAN SUNDRIES Compliments Of PETE MESTAS Dixie Service El Paso Natural Gas Products Co. RAY'S SERVICE STATION Gas .. Oil Jobs Service Arizona OLSON CHEVROLET CO. GENERAL® ELECTRIC 1 PETERSON. BROOKE. STEINER Er WIST SCHOOL SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT Phoenix Arison For God and Country Compllnents of JACK'S CHEVRON SERVICE Janes Denny Post 64 Loyd Hodges Commander We Take Better Care of your oar Sellgnan Arizona To the Seniors of 1958 BEST WISHES FROM THE BLACK CAT FJS. Hyde Selignan Prop. Arizona E.F. SCHOENI Best Wishes to Seniors 1958 Groceries Meats Shelby Friedman Hats We Carry a fine line of Shoes Selignan Arizona Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1958 R. A. MARTINEZ CHEVRON SERVICE Selignan Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF BOQUILLAS CATTLE COMPANY Selignan Arlzona ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY The Company PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Telephone 25 21 E.Cottage Flagstaff, Ariz. GALLOP STUDIO Mrs Margaret Strait-Prop, AILEEN'S DRESS SHOP Ladles and Girls Ready-to-Uear CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS Piece Goods 1958 Across from Post-Office from TOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Studios in Kingman, Arisona Seligman Arisona All Out For COMPLIMENTS NORTHERN TAVAPAI RECORD Class of 1958 Printing and Publishing Follow the News of School SUPAI MOTEL Williams Arizona WILKINSON MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF Texaco Products JOHNSON LUMBER APPLIANCE CO. Seligman Arizona Seligman Arizona Service is our Motto MOORE DELGADILLO SELIGMAN GARAGE RICHFIELD GARAGE STANDARD SELIGMAN, ARIZONA Studebaker Sales-Service Tom Cook Guy Sykes Seligman Arizona H and J Cafe MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Meals at all hours Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Best Wishes to Seniors 58 Athletio Goods Seligman Ari zona Paul and Ann Stage Equipment Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Ave, Phone: CR-7-5477 SELIGMAN BEADTI SHOP NAVAJO MOTEL Good Luck Seniore 1958 Mre« Betty Tyler, Prop, On Highway 66 Seligman Arizona Seligman Arizona HAMMOND SOAP CHEMICAL CO, CENTRAL COMMERCIAL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTORS Soaps Sanitary Supplies Where Price and Quality Meet Waxes Insecticides Cleaners Floor Finishes Disinfectants 115 West Jackson Street Groceries Meats Dry Goods Phoenix, Arizona Phonei AL-8-5307 Selignan Arizona SAFFORD SPORTING GOODS WHITE HORSE CAFE Jins Lennox—Gov Aker 4.06 Main St, Phone t 812 Congratulations To Seniors Of 1958 Ruby Allison Johnnie Kelly Safford Arizona Selignan Arizona THUNDERBIRD Best Wishes to the Seniors INDIAN STORE of 1958 Our Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of to Class of 1958 Selignan Arizona DELGADILLO BARBER SHOP AND POOL HALL Seligman Arizona When in Flagstaff TISSAWS IT'S BLEDSOE'S 17 E. Aspen Telephone 159 MEN SHOP Flagstaff Arizona Flagstaff Arizona Serving the North with the Best in Athletic Equipment THE FIRST NATIONAL BAND OF ARIZONA Phoenix, Prescott Flagstaff, Williams Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Sedona MEMBER F D I C DAIRY KREME WISHES THE SENIORS 1958 SUCCESS Drop in and see us West End Seligman Cones Malts Hamburgers Jack Bauer Prop. TEXACO PRODUCTS Look for the Star on 66 Gasoline Oils Lube MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Cooqplete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic Goods Stage Equipment Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Ave. Phone Al. 4-5651 Phoenix Arizona BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS FROM THE DOGHOUSE 1958 Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Edgar Props. THE BORDEN CREAMERY We service your car just right E.L. Blair Prop. H.M. Crotts Prescott, Aria. Compliments of THE ELLSWORTH RANCH to the SENIORS 1958 AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND LINEN SUPPLY Grays Barber Shop Agent for Seligman Arizona Laundry and Dry Cleaning Mohave County Miner UNION OIL COMPANY Famous 76 Established 1882 C R. Waters, Publisher Phone Blue 43 KINGMAN, ARIZONA Don’t miss Elroy Hirsch, famous All-American on Union Sports TV Program Congratulations to Seniors 1958 Grant Miller Seligman 11 (IsiL AJs a. cLt . C XLcoO l TVtfst't- .V=? A n c --■; - -j :i iStucl nt cMutocfrapk i nS1 Iff r '■1 s s Tl u-'i itrX V Wo vy Zs' . ■ : WiJfV nvu gj 4-v 5? € M s 6« W s J) .td jZ -S J-f - Ttp faculty c utoyraph _ ;.E r i - £ - ------------------ 6' x y .. .; sp tC Wo «As oM . T= y Ao o Vi 5 v«° c r ‘ = t5o aN Q- «V v S N . 4—;_ ; o w - °A- . Jl -0 AV VV« cy S e---
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