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Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

 - Class of 1953

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He passed away on September 8 1952 Most of us here at olleson Union High School knew h1m only for a year. It didn't take any of us even that long to realize what -a wonderful man he was. LeRoy Gerstberger was born January, 1919, in Dodge City, Kansas. He always maintained a high scholastic stand- ing and was an honor student of his class, being the salutatorian. His classmates recognized his leadership ability and as a high school senior he was elected to the presidency of both the Boys' Club and Kappa Society. The same year he served as honorary football captain. He was always an active, participating member in every organization to which he belonged. He enrolled in Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas in 1937, and fouryears later received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. He was a member of the Athenian Literary Society. In 1941, be married Violet King, and they had two children, Richard and Zenita. LeRoy attended school during the summer and received his Master's Degree in Education at Greeley, Colorado in 1950. He also completed one summer's work toward a Doctorate Degree in Education. While at Greeley, he was selected as a member of the Phi Delta Kappa Literary Society, an organization whose membership consists only cf students whose grades are in the upper ten percent. LeRoy's life's ambition was to be a teacher and he served in that capacity in many Kansas schools. Every one with whom he was associated respected him highly. His even disposition and calm manner was always a steadying influence for the teams he coached. He was never too busy to help when needed. His teaching career was interrupted by World War II. He served in the Air Corps 29 months, and was transferred to the Infantry and received his discharge in January, 1946. In October, 1950, his teaching career was again interrupted when, as an inactive rescrvist, he was recalled to duty and sent to the Korean front. He returned home lay 28, 195L That fall he accepted a teaching and coaching position here in Tolleson but was forced to resign in March, 1952 because of the Illness which took his life. . ' We, of Tolleson Union High School, wish to dedicate our 1953 Year Book to LeRoy Gerstberger who embodied all that a man should be. He was to us a friend and teacher, but to others with whom he came in contact, he was also many other things. A good student, a religious man, a fine husband, a loving and understanding father and a courageous soldier. We remember then, the oft quoted lines, The good die youn 1 g'f..t,.vf...' lk A - Mr. John K. Herrera, our new superintendent. A.B. A.S.C. Ulagstaffl, M.A. A.S.C. QF1agsta R Are A r is ' ,Q George T. Hanley -- Guidance AdV.5S0F and Jesse Pease -- Math and Assistant Football Assistant Superintendent -- A.B. A.S.C. -- B.A. A.S.C. fTempel. Uflagstaffl, Colorado State, U. of A. l I Robert Korte -- American History, Varsity Miss Loree Perkins -- Mr. Herrera's Secre- Basketbail, Varsity Baseball -- B.S. Kearney tary '- A-B- A-3-C- Uemvel- College, M.A. University of Nebraska. J John Palmer -- English and Spanish -- B.A Charles Shorr -- English -- B.A. A. 7 A.S.C. Uempel, M.A. A.S.C. Uempel. Uempel, M.A. New York University. William Van Zanten L- General Science, Mrs. Margaret Salmon -- Home Economic Chemistry, Physics -- B.S. University of M.A. A.S.C. Uempel. Minnesota, M.A. A.S.C. Uempel. Mrs. Eugenia Zeitlen -- Modern Problems, Mrs. Shirley Kimmel -- English and Social Journalism, English and Social Studies -- Studies -- B.A. University of South Dakota. B.A. Brooklyn College, M.A. New York Uni- versity. , A, N 1 .2 Q . Miss Beverly Nelson -- Girls P.E. and Ten- Miss Mary Savino -- Typing and Shorthand - his -- B.A. Utah State M.A. A.S.C. cT9mP6,. B.A. Hunter College, M.A. New York Univer sity. Clinton Wager -- Biology, Drama and Debate. Fred Buck -- Photography, Mechanical Draw speech -- B.A. A.S.C. Uempel. M.A. A.S.C. ing, shop -- B.A. A.s.c. Uempel, M.A. A.s Uempel. C. Uempel. Charles Finley -- Agriculture and F.F.A. John Pade1f0fd-- Athletics. Mathematics - --B.S. University of Illinois, M.A. U. of B.A. U. of A., M.A. A.S.C. Uempel. A. Dominic Patrone -- Football Coach and Ath- Don Phillips -- Drivers Training, Bookkeep- letics --,B.A. A.S.C. Uempel. ' ing, General Business, All .J.V. Sports, Varsity Track -- B.S. Pre Secondary. Murray Spitzer -- Art, Arts and Crafts, Claire Decker -- Agriculture -- B.S. U. of Annual u- B.A. U.'o f A. A. ...J l Miss Laura Arnold -- Chorus, Mr. Hanleyls Lloyd Pipes -- Band -- B.A. A.S.C. fFlag- Secretary -- A.B. A.S.C. fTempel, M.A. staffL Christian Education at Pacific Bible Semin- ary, Long Beach, California. Mrs. Willimina Lindsey -- Librarian and Edwin Randall -- Advanced Mathematics -- Business -- B.A. A.s.c. Uempel, M.A. A.S.C. B.A. u. of A., M-A- A-S-C- Uemvel- fTempel, B.S.L.S. in Library Science at George Peabody College for Teachers. 'illf1S 1mu1ulull' lllI I Senior Class Officers: Mack Hume, Vice-President: Helen McDaniel, Social Chairman: Shirley McCord Secretary-Treasurer: Donny Ryan, President. HENRY ALCOCER Atlas hasn't anything on him! HI-Y-1 Class President-1-2 Los Amigos-l-2-3-4 President-j-4 Letterman's Club-l-2-3-w Band-2-j-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Basketball-l-2-3-4 Track-l-2-3-4 KATHLEEN MAY BOWERSOCK A i le d dash, a ghgiekj and a crashll Pom Pom Club-1-2-4 Annual Staff-1 All School Play-2 Paper Staff-j-4 Palette Pals-3 Vlce'President-3 Band-4 Pep Club-W Chorus-j Jr. Sr. Play-3 Music Festival-3 'G.A.A.-4 Y-Teens-4 'Hostess Club-4 ROBERT MIRANDA ANDRADE The wise do not tell all they know. F.F.A.-1-2 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Band-j Lettermen's Club-3-H Nat. Honor Society-3 JOHN CECIL BADLEY To look at him y0u'd never call him mischievous. Football-2-3-4 Baseball-1-2 F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Secretary-2 Reporter-3 Vice-President-4 Class Sec'y-Treas.-1 Student Body Vice-President-4 Lettermen's Club-3-4 Track-3-4 MARY JEAN NMOLLIEH BELCHER The stronger aluays succeed. Nat. Honor Society-3 Trl-Sci Club-1-2-3 Treasurer-1 Social Chairman-2 Vice-President-3 Band-1 Chorus-1-4 Dance Committee-2 Annual Staff-3-4 Editor-4 Hostess Club-3 DONNA MAE BOHALL -4 A niet and gentle lass, a leasure to have in any class. G.A.A.-1-2-3-4 Pallette Pals-3 President-3 Bookworms-4 Reporter-4 HELEN JOYCE BOYD She is good as she is fair. Pallet PaIs-3 Chorus-1-3 Band-4 E Twirling-2-3 POm Pom Club-l Girls' League-1-2-3-4 GEARLDINE BROGDEN Keep your face toward the sunshine and the shadow will fall behind you. G.A.A.-1 F.H.A.-l-2-3-4 Reporter-3 Secretary-4 Band-2-3-4 Jovcs LAJUNE Bnucs She is quiet, wise, and good. Bookworms-4 Treasure r-l+ G.A.A.-2-3-Q F.H.A.-2-3-4 Girls' League-1-2-3-4 MARTHAA Lou n se BRUMMETT Grace and virtue ware within. F.H.A.-2-3-4 Treasurer-j President-4 FRED S. CALHOUN Few things. are impossible l to diligence and skill Band-2-3-4 DOLORES CASTANEDA To be seen and not heard. Los Amigos-1-2-4 G.A.A.-2 'Chorus-4 Qunior Piay-3 GEORGIA ANN CLARK A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse! Nat. Honor Society-4 Bookworms-2 G.A.A.-1-4' F.H.A.-3-4 Junior Play-3 Volley Ball Team-4 ' THOMAS CLARK Silence is better than empty chatter. Nat. Honor Society-3-4 Trl-Sci Club-1 Band-1 Paper Staff-2-3 Editor-3 Speech Festival-2 Jr. Class Play-3 Class Vice-President-3 NEIL L. COX Speak boldly, and speak truly, shame the devil. All School Play-3-4 Speech Festival-2 I H I -Y-'+ 1aa,13gMe,ffsEf,J-iii: ea as ,, 'Kyla A mf 5mQws5,wwMw EQ WA?mw , ,Vaal on sl, , , ,W MMM, , ' ' ' W A ' 'if'-a T'S,,.i'?.f ' XffY7LQa5V2Q,,j?,. 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Q' :lj'li 1Y , M,-i fff :L f?'75i'Asrw2?3395'?Z,?1f Wigs X' 55 wwwm -ww is smwgmwlwwmcfrf ,eiWi.s,s,. -M ,sway rw,,syfs 1-1 H?Ek3wwwwk Y QMWE KQQWQWW ?wn rgaarifuri fWWkQ5MfEMQi?LWQh es- , swwmfwmswsfsss 1-at K , ssislfffflr-iw? W NANCY MARIE CUNNINGHAM She needs no eulogy, she speaks for herself. Nat. Honor Society-3-4 Secretary-4 Hostess Club-1-2 Chorus-l-2 Pep Squad-4 Tri-Scl Club-1-2 Secretary-2 Dance Committee-1 Queen of Press Ball-1 Junior Class Play-3 Variety Show-3 Bookworms-4 Dance Band Vocalist-2-3 N ORMA W I LLENE DUIIDEN The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none. Cheerleader-1-2-3-4 Hostess Club-l-2-3-4 Shutterbugs-1 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Student Council-3-4 Social Chairman-3-4 Los Amigos-3-4 Social Chairman-3 Vice-President-4 F.H.A.-3-4 Junior Class Play-3 Y-Teens-4 All School Play-5 MANUEL ALEX STRETCH QUINONEZ 0 keep me innocent: make others great. F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Reporter-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-l-2-3-4 Lettermen's Club-2-3-4 Tri-Sci Club-2 Los Amigos-2 CLIFFORD DALE ELLIS Unheaxfd, but not unknown! Hi-Y-l-Q President-I+ Lettermen's Club-l-2-3-1+ Treasurer-4 Footbal I-1-2-3 Manager-3 Track-1 Basketball Manager-2-3 F F A 4 Boy's Cong. Sec. Treas.-U Run For Fun Club-2 Arizona Relays-l IIARULD1 ELsoN H Ani so to sleep again! Basebal I-2 Track-3-4 JUNIOR DOYNE 'J. D.' EVANS I am a quiet gentlemani and I would sit i and think. Band-'+ Boy's Congress 1 I if f - ' I K -H .krk I .V . . . E 4 , an 3 mix? ,QR . an .. ri. 1' 4' I-li 2 . 16.5 ww I I x - I . . yyk. -5 I ., . .Yi I I ig'if2'i.ei?ffgf,sig2g2ff:f - .ab .. R' ,. I W I i ' ,. f 9 A L I K I I K., ,,:. 1, C ' 5' I 5 if ' L2 5 if 'S ft.- '5' it P 3, 1-,ages .. ,, V ...Q-,....: .- 1 . 1. Q, . I F a ,- f ,I my f. -I .- - -.-:fx '- L11 -'ef-I . . - ' I 'ff EHSPRQ , , at . 5-i f? f' 'S Sf af W , sy f?5q5?TLf5 ?ggij5QgQZM'Emgg Q ay.. : '- Q Q 1. feifaieii ,Im f eeag 23 IX , ' 'fl y - A 7 3 Q5-i 'I '. f F5 .X K. I A 1 ' K:-15 I Z .9 ' ii-' k 3 Qliwsmivs i fr' a . . . .l 5 'T-7 a iiQif.ii.,!:: - ' iii L f , ' We 'BTW VIRGINIA LEE CURTIS EVANS Snort and sweet. Science Club-1-2 Social Chairman-2 F.H.A.-1 Paper Staff-2-3-'+ Exchange Editor-3-4 BRUCE KELLY FARMER I Little things are great to little men. F. F.A.-l-2 ANITA ESPINOZA GONZALES A Good mtured, with mny friends. Band-l-2-3-I+ G.A.A.-2 Los Amigos-3 GERTRUDE ESPINOZA GONZA LES Silence is golden, ard she's worth every bit Qf it. Band-1-2 G.A.A.-1-2-3 Los Amigos Club-1-2-3-4 Paper Staff-1 Hostess Club-4 DONNA FAYE GUSTIN Wim cones in ittle f11Ck0g6S. Band-1-2-3 G.A.A.-2 Chorus-3 F.H.A.-4 NmualStaff-4 JOHN EDWARD JACK' HALLI CK fhe lim is not so fierce as the faint his. y Footbal I-2-3-4 Track-2 Lettenmn's Club-2-3-4 Chorus-4 Vice-President-4 GEORGE LEE HENDERSON Swell, handsome, and fair, a fellow you'd like to meet anywhere. Football-1-2-3 Basketball-1-2-3-H Baseball-1-2-3-4 Los Amigos-1 Hi-Y-1 Lettermen's Club-j-4 Nat. Honor Society-3- Vice-President-4 AMELIA HERNANDEZ True to her work, her word, and her friend Chorus-2-3-4 Annual Staff-2 F.H.A.-3-4 4 MARY ANNA H lNTZ Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Chorus-1-2-3-4 Treasurer-3 Secretary-4 Music Festival-1-2 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Band-3 Palette Pals-3 Paper Staff-3-4 Pep Club-4 4 Y SAMUEL JAY HOLLIDAY Don't ud e aman b thejnosse he makes. The poorest nachinery creaks the loudest. H1-Y-1 Football-l-2-3-4 Baseball-l-2-3-4 . Lettermen's Club-3-4 4Salad Bowl Parade-1 L. V. HOWELL Therels no hurry 'in his feet, no hurry in his mind. , F.F.A.-1-2-3-u sossv EARL k HUCKLEBERRY Yes, she is ever with me Nat. Honor Society-3-4 Lettermen's Club-1-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-l-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Baseball-4 Band-1-2 SANDRA SUE HUDSON Sh,arp's the word for her. Nat. Honor Society-3-4 F.H.A.-1 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Jr. Class Soc. Chairman-3 Girls' State-3 Annual Staff Editor-3 Variety Show-3 Student Council Secretar Hostess Club-4 Y-Teens-4 RICHARD MACK nuns The word impossi b le Y is not in my dictionary. F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Secretary-3 President-4 Nat. Honor Society-3-4 Treasurer-4 Senior Class Vice-Pres.-4 Hi-Y-4 LESTER E. JENNINGS Loves work, could uutch it by the hour. Chorus-1 Band Manager-2-3-4 valley Speech Festival-3 Band Color Guard-2-3-4 Photo Club-j-4 President-j Vice-President-4 Annual Staff-2 F.T.A.-W khorus-l-2 e 5 CLARENCE EUGENE KELLEY 1 You can never trust a woman. She may be true to youl Basketball-1-2-3-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-l-2 Lettermen's Club-3-Q D'3m3-E'aY'N CLYDE E. KELLEY A S12 lent guy has the bzggest hea-rt. Basketball-1-2-3-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-1-2 Lettermen's Club-3-4 Run For Fun Club-1-2 'NANCY ANN X KING 1 She 's geopular with t boys, but look out for that 'ring- Cheerleader-l-3-4 Class Soc. Chairman-l Girls' Leagug-1-2-3-4 Vice-President-4 F.H.A.-1-2-3 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Vice-President-4 Y-Teens President-4 Pom Pom Girls-1 Annual Staff-4 Shutterbugs-3 Variety Show-j Dance Committee-2-j 'Muglc Festive!-1 in Joslifu bou'sLAs LEE I U L Let's his new: speak for itse lf. Q a DOUGLAS LoGAn Knowledge is power. !Nat. Honor Society-3- ,Palette Pals-3 . Vice-President-3 Band Color Guard-4 DORIS NELL MCAQEE Pull many friendships has the maid begun. Of Ladies, 145719: but of gen, JuSt One. F.H.A.-1 Band-1-2-4 Chorus-1 Annual Staff-2 G.A.A.-3-4 All School Play-3 F.F.A. SHIRLEY MAE MCCORD I will be the gladest thing under the sun. Band-1-2-3-4 Secretary-4 G.A.A.-2 Hostess-2 Cheerleader-2-3-4 Junior Class Play-j Annual Staff-3 Class Secretary-4 Paper Staff-4 Editor-4 Y-Teens-4 HELEN JEANETTE MCDANIEL Zhere is mischief in this woman. Pom Pom Girls-1 Chorus-l Music Festival-l Annual-2 Hostess-2-3-4 F.H.A.-2-3 G.A.A.-2-3 Cheerleader-2 Nat. Honor Society-3-4 All School Play-3 Los Amigos Club-3 Y-Teens-4 Class Social Chm.-4 Paper Staff-4 Production Ed.-4 FANN RAYMOND MCKELVEY Oh why should life all labor be? Football-1-2-j-4 Basketball-1 Track-1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-l-2-3-4 Sentinel-4 Lettermen's Club-2-3-4 Hi-Y-4 Y x, LL w a ilmyg qggf A ' Q - sneak-1 ee f, Jgahwa Q wh fsgiaf ,- QQQQW ' frame firwmi of F ig- AQQQ .W.. ..rr Rs 1 5 Q is .. 1 Y 1 x 2 -. Y I xi gi x sasfvwl panes? mifi-f?R.H4fAJHKWi '?Qi.??Q R .1 ' Qsag M VFR uf? -- 35 JEARLD K. MATHIAS Two heads are better than one. Football Manager-1 Basketball-2-3 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Track-3 Lettermen'S Club-2-3-W Hl-Y-1-4 President-4 All School Play-l-4 Paper Staff-4 UWMSM. MATHIAS No, ue ci11dn't print the picture twice: this is the other head Football Manager-l Basketball-2-3 Baseball-l-2-j-4 Lettermen's Club-1-4 Hi-Y-l-W Secretary-1-4 All School Play-4 Junior Play-l JERRY DON METZLER I will be a 'man of learning. Bandel-2-3-4 Tri-Sci Club-l-2-3-4 Sargeant-at-arms-2 Social Chairman-3 President-4 Football Manager-2-3 Basketball Manager-3 Baseball Manager-j Junior Play-j Lettermen's Club-3-4 Photo Club-3-4 Sargeant-at-arms-j Annual Staff Photographer F.T.A. Treasurer-4 MABLE DOROTHY MILLER TO know how to wait is the secret of success. Band-1-2-3 Music Festival-1-2 Carnival of Roses-3 ROSE DELCI MORENO Talented, Pretty, quiet, and gay, or shy in her own sweet way. Los Amigos Club-l G.A.A.-l-2-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Chorus-3-4 JAMES 'JUDGY' MOSELEY Times change and we change with them. Band-1-2-3-4 Treasurer-4 Basketball-1 F.F.A.-1-2 Variety Show-3 HARUKO NAKAZAWA They are only truly great who are truly gOOd Nat. Honor Society-3-W Band-1-2-3 Annual-3-4 Palette Pals-3 BETTY JOAN NICHOLS She may appear quiet, but uhat a riot. Girls' League-1-2-3-4 TERESA HERRERA ORDONEZ The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. Band-1-2-3-4 Los Amigos-1-2-3 Chorus-l G.A.A.-2-3-4 Tennis Team-2-3-4 Music Festival-2 ROBERTA JUNE PARKER Young in years, in judgement old. G.A.A.-l-2 F.H.A.-l-2-3-4 Reporter-4 Pom Pom girls-l Band-3 Annual Staff-4 l Bookworms-4 l MARVA 'TILLIE' PATTERSON A sueet smile, a thoughtful deed, and she has mon a new friend. E Pom Pom Girls-1 Cheerleader-2 F.H.A.-2-3 G.A.A.-2-3 Hostess-2-3-4 All School Play-3 Nat. Honor Society-3-4 E l Pep Squad-4 ' Paper Staff-4 Business Editor-4 CECIL ORBY 7 PENPERGAST rn-as likeable fsreney A has shoun the un for others to follow. F.F.A.-l-2-3-4 Treasurer-3 Proctor Manager-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-l-2-3-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Class Vice-President-2 Class President-3 Lettermen's Club-3-4 Secretary-4 Boy's State-3 Student Body President-4 gg JAcxnE LEE PENDEFQAST She really knOCkS you off your feet, perhaps because she's shy and Suvef- Band-1 Pom Pom Girls-1 Hostess Club-2-3 Y-Teens-4 AnnUal-5iQffr3 . Girls' League-1-2'3'q Senior Represen tatlve-4 LEO CLEVE PENDERGASTQ I get troubles, be ieve me, I got troubles. Football-1-3 Basketball-1-2 Baseball-1-2 Band-1-2-3-4 Chorus-3-4 Trl-Sci Club-3 All School Play-1 Hu-1-1-4 M. VlcEnTE IRENTERIA I leaoe hy-Q?Eatne33 to be guessed. Football-1 Basketball-l Trackfl-2 Lettermen's Club-2-3-4 A htel flow f , ,W J? eh l 1 J JUANITA LAVERNE DONALD BURL ROBERTS :Faithful is she in every way, -always the sane, day after day. Chorus-1-4 'Y-Teens-2 G.A.A.-3 Bookworms-4 Secretary-4 PATSY JEAN ROBERTSON A true friend is forever a friend. s.A.A.-2-3-4 Los Amigos-2-3-4 Annual-3-4 Bookworms-3-4 Treasurer-j President-U F.H A.-3-4 Pep Squad-4 Art Club-4 Nah Honor Society-3-4 SA UEL BYRON RUSSELL Ile will give the devil his'd?Je. Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 Baseball-2 Hi Y l F.F.A.-l-2 Lettermen's Club-3- l RYAN Who does not love wine, women and Soni, remains a foo his whole life long. Nat. Honor Society-3-4 Football-l-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-j-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Hi-Y-1-Q Lettermen's Club-2-3-4 Treasurer-3 Vice-President-4 Class Soc. Chairman-2 Class President-4 Junior Class Play-3 Student Body Treas.-3 Paper Staff-3-4 Annual Staff-3 l JAMES Enwm sess non l I may be as 1 good as I pleaSe, if I please to be good. Paper Staff-1 , Science Club-1 Football-3 DANIEL WAYNE SULLINGERA Laughs and jvn for everyone. Band-l-2-3-4 Vice-President-3 President-4 F.F.A.-1 Lettermen's Club-3-4 Music Club President-2 Basketball-3-4 Track-2-3-4 Dance Band-l-2-3 Variety Show-l-2 Junior Play-3 Speech Festival-3 All School Play-j el CHARLES 'ROGERH SULLIVAN Inform as truly, have they not henpecked us all? Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1 Baseball-1 Track-1-2-3-4 Lettermen's Club-1-2-3-H President-4 CLIFFORD CHARLES SULLIVAN A penny for your t oughts. Paper Staff-2-3 Co-Editor-3 Junior Class Play-3 LAURA USREY Oh this learningg umat a thing it is. Chorus-1-2-3-4 G.A.A.-1 Music Festival-1-2 Pom Pom Girls-2 Drama Play-3-4 Junior Play-3 All School Play-3 ' Paper Staff-4 WILMA VALENZUELA She has learned the secret of friendship. F.H.A.-3-M Parliamenterian-3 Band-1 Cheerleader-2-4 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Treasurer-3 President-4 Ladies in Retirement- Class Treasurer-3 Los Amigos-3-4 Social Chairman-4 Junior Class Play-j Variety Snow-3 GTVIS' League Pres.-4 Y-Teens-H THRACE VANOSDELL Elegance is simplicity Chorus-1-3-4 Treasurer-4 Pom Pom Girls-l G.A.A.-2-3-4 Palette Pals-3 Annual Staff-4 EVELYN ANN VENABLE As merry as the day is long. Band-l-2-j-4 Chorus-3 GUTIERREZ GILBERT VILLA Speech is silver, silence is golden. Basketball-1-2-3-4 Baseball-l-2-3-4 Track-1 Tri-Sci Club-l F.F.A.-l-2 Lettermen's Club-2-j-4 Band-3 JOSEPH JACK VILLA Why yes, he uns one of our mainstays when it came to a basketball game. Lettermen's Club-l-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Basebail-3-4 F.F.A.-l-2 Junior Class Play-3 Play-3 MAXWELL HOMER WAGER Whatever is worth doing is north doing well. Nat. 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'--- U . .ET e- -1 1 o I ' D I 0 .- -.. .. .,,,... ..- .. 3- gg' u vo nuuno Q in-vu o v -:' IUOIUOIUO Ili IO 'II UIQIOIUINIIIOIOO O ...---.-----w -. Q12 ZZ' 'OD Olllllulnll I 0 I D I 0 I . gggg' 'il 0 'UO 0 O . '. ---.-. -. 'Q' gg' 'INIII -::' tffffi gf L... - :C ..g: Vi' vtvgzifm SWR By Donny Ryan Under the leadership of a new coach, Dom Patrone, the Tolleson High School football team racked up a record of four wins and six losses. Playing one of the roughest schedules in the school's history, in- cluding seven conference and three non-conference games, the Wolverines made a real fine showing. 'f In the season's opener, played at Tolleson, the Wolverines played the highly regarded Chandler Wolves. It was a rough, close game I3-7 victory. all the way, but when the final gun sounded, Tolleson had itself a well earned The following Saturday, thegMaroon and Gold Footballers journeyed to Miami. Tolleson's offensive plays couldn't get started I9-0 score. The next opponents were down to the Ajo goal line, and the Vandals emerged as victors with the Wolverines on the short end of a Ajo's rugged Red Raiders. All through the contest the Wolverines drove right but they just couldn't seem to lug it over. The Wolverines finally scored with three minutes left in the game. The missed extra point made the difference as Ajo was the winner by a 7-6 score. Tolleson tried desperately to get their hands on the ball in the closing minutes of the game but Ajo held onto the pigskin to scrape through by one point. The fourth game was against the arch enemy, the Litchfield Owls. Tolleson was favored to win, but as previous contests had proven, anything is possible when these two teams meet. The Wolverines came through as expected, however, and won the contest by a I4-7 score. For the seniors on the team, this marked the fourth victory in their four years of competition with the Owls. The Scottsdale Beavers provided the opposition for the Wolverines next tussle. Tolleson couldn't seem to get rolling and they succumed to their perennial road jinx, as the Beavers came out on top by a score of I8-7. Playing their next game at home the Wolverines fared much better against Peoria. The Maroon and Gold played one of their better games as they walloped the Panthers to the tune of 42-0 The traditionally tough Buckeye Hawks, playing heads up ball before a Homecoming crowd, romped over the lackadaisical Wolverines 40-l3. Bouncing back from this loss, Tolleson won their next game by the score of 26-I2 from the Parker Broncs. For their next game the Wolverines traveled to pins, the Casa Grande Cougars. The Cougars really and fleet backs. Casa Grande won going away by an The last game of the season was played against poured Casa Grande to play the East Central Conference king- it on as they displayed an array of big linemen overwhelming 66-6 score. Carver's mighty Monarchs. Carver was heavily favored to trounce Tolleson, on the basis of their season's record of nine wins and no losses, plus the fact that they had established several scoring records while compiling these nine victories. Shortly after the game started, however, the Wolverines showed that they were going to be no pushover for Carver. Tolleson marched to a first period touchdown, but they downs to win I3-7. The Wolverines made a real scoring threat in the last and Tolleson came within one foot of pilling the season's the ball for the remaining few plays. The Carver game was the last high school for seventeen failed to score again and Carver made two touch quarter, but a fumble made the offense sputter greatest. Carver recovered the fumble and held of Tolleson's fighting Wolverines. These seven- teen were: Sam Holliday, Bobby Huckleberry, Donny Ryan, Roger Sullivan, John Badley, Sam Russell, Fann Mckelvey, Henry Alcocer, Herman Valenzuela, Barry Wilky, Laco Hernandez, Max Wager, Ramon Villela, Walter Powell, Cecil Pendergast, Manuel Godinez and Carlton Timmons. A pep talk is given by Bobby Huckleberry. Left to right: Coach Patrone, Laco Hernandez, Kelly Clark, Bob Huckleberry, Benny Soto, Wilma Valenzuela, Herman Valenzuela. Score keepers and supernumeraries enjoying game. Left to right, top row: Marshall Wells, Mr. Buck, Mr. Phillips. Bottom row: A. J. Brittain, Ed Perkins, Claudell Smith and Dallas Crick. Head Coach Patrone and Manager Kruse sweat it out during Ngrghall wells, general all around a close ball game. Also sweating, left to right, Herman handyman to the football team. Valenzuela, Nick Lampropolous ia rooterl, Coach Patrone, Manager Kruse, Hasten Broadston and Walter Powell. use SWW W enigma 1 5If?.-iii-f'- : E 'ff - ?'W5f?ef35.' . m:QQ'T. eeeeeeeeeeeur W fi'lfi,1:1, ' ' .ensue 1,T,,.e- -- ,, , Gif! Marshall ' End John Badley - End Roger Sullivan - End All Conference Guard Second Tean A Sam Russell - End Ramon Villela - End Fann McKelvey - Lineman All Conference End Second Team Jimmy Lair - Halfback Henry Alcocer - Quarterback Cecil Pendergast ' Halfback f 4 lf C A ,f, m,g,'J: Ydf, fr-' ' ' KIIU ,f Y' f IW. k y Wayne Watson - Fullback Barry Wilky - Halfback Benny 30t0 - Halfback fw'mwwJaamfmmmwwFwmw 1:- W ----- 2 H3gfwfHiMWWQQwwmwWWQw -, pw- W 5 ,fn-1 1, Carlton Timmons - En Bob Huckleberry Fullback Laco Hernandez Halfback Rudy Alcocer - Quarterback Donny Ryan Quarterback Bob Lipscomb Halfback i+ , Roy Tolby - Center Sam Holliday - Center Don Hines - Center Max wa9ef ' Lineman Walter Powell - Lineman Herman Valenzuela - Lineman Dallas Crick - Lineman Howard Hardon - Lineman John Johnston - Lineman 3 , l l i Kelly Clark - Lineman Glen Henderson - Lineman Hasten Broadston - End l - use mf- , Steve Silvas - Halfback Manuel Godinez - Halfback Phillip Villela - End Bob Wilky - Lineman Coach Patrone speaks at the football banquet as the various and sundry other speakers wait their turn. 4.4 I W, A pw x ,. MM! .M Qzgsggyw ii via?-' ' ' -45, 63 ' P365 ms 'Q ia 4 , 5 Kiwi? 4. I .sg 3 ,Q , i 'Q ,V , . ay. I 4 df-if I X 1 ?3 I ?qk L 1 F ,Y . p ' M 9 V . . i, V AX A,,, , ,fb Three cold Tolleson rooters keep warm dur- Our fighting football team poses for a pic- ing the Carver game. From left to right, ture before leaving for the Miami game. Betty Taylor, Glendyn Metzler, and Nancy King. Assistant Coach Pease talks things over Coach Patrone strides onto the football with assistant manager, Marshall Wells. field followed closely by an erstwhile fan. The I952-i953 Basketball Season By Jerry Mathias ,b This year's Tolleson basketball team, coached by Bob Korte, went through one of the greatest sea- sons in Wolverine History. The Tolleson hoopsters finished the season with a record of seventeen wins and ten losses, and they won the Consolation Cup.in the West Central District playoff. in the State playoff at Tucson, the boys beat Tempe in the first round, but were finally eliminated by Clifton in the second round. ' 3' The Wolverines led by All-ConferencerCenter, Jack Villa, started the season with a bang by winning their first three games. The first three victims were Buckeye, Gila Bend, and Litchfield. The win- ning streak was halted by Parker in a tightly contested ball game which Parker won 47-38. Undaunted, the Tolleson dribble artists came back to win their next five out of seven encounters, losing only to Coolidge by eight points and the State Champions, Scottsdale, by six points. At this point in the season, Jack Villa had bucketed a total of I90 points for an average of I7.3 points per game. After trouncing the Phoenix indian School, the Wblverines lost two conference games in a row. The first to the towering Carver Monarchs, and the second to the hustling Litchfield Owls. The next five games saw Tolleson winning three and losing two. The two losses were at the hands of Class A clubs, Glendale and St. Mary's. The night of Friday the thirteenth ffebruary l3l, was anything but unlucky for the Wolverines. lt was the first time in four years that Tolleson had beaten Ajo, the score 48-44. In the final game of the regular season, the Wolverines, playing without Jack Villa, who was in- jured in the Ajo game, went down to defeat at the hands of the mighty Scottsdale Beavers, 53-3I. ln the district playoffs at Peoria, Tolleson lost their first game to Wickenburg, a team they had beaten twice in the regular season. Losing to Wickenburg put the Wolverines into the consolation bracket and they had to win four games in order to go to the State Tournament in Tucson. With a 'never quit spiritn, our fighting basketball team came through as never before. After dropping Bagdad 57-39, they followed up with another stunning win over Ajo, this time 57-55. Then came Wickenburg again and this time the Wolverines chewed the Wranglers to shreds 67-42. This victory put Tolheson in the consolation finals against Parker. Despite the rigorous schedule, an inspired Tolleson team nosed out Parker 43-42 in an overtime thriller that had the stands jumping with excite- ment. This win put the fighting Wolverines into the State playoffs. Tolleson drew Tempe as their first opponent. It was a tough game even though the final score was Tolleson 50, Tempe 39. Going into the fourth quarter, the Wolverines were behind 29-30, but in that final quarter they outscored Tempe 2I-9 and pulled the game out of the fire. The last game our team played this year was a disastrous one. Clifton took advantage of the Wolverines' 'cold' shooting and outscored our boys 34-Il in the second half. The final score was 63-39, and now the record books are closed on a wonderful, exciting basketball season. The season is worth remembering because of the two victories over Ajo, the winning of the Consola- tion Cup in the District playoffs, and Jack Villa's election as All-Conference Center. All in all it was a great season: one of the greatest Tolleson has ever known. M, .ff 1 Max Wager - Center Charles Shipman - Forward Sam Garcia - Guard A 'Y Jack Villa - Center l Gilbert Villa - Forward Manuel Quinonez - Forward All Conference Center i11Ti - b Huckleberry - Forward Sam Russell - Forward Cecil Pendergast - Forward Clyde Kelly - Guard Fred Miller - Guard George HeHd6fS0f1 - Guard as F L l952 - I953 SEASON RECORD Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson 59 - 63 - 53 r 38 - 53 - 40 - 45 - 38 - 6l - 58 - 56 - 42 - 37 - 43 - 50 - 52 - 30 - 33 - 48 - 30 - Buckeye Gila Bend Litchfield Parker Peoria Scottsdale Coolidge Wickenburg Sagdad Buckeye Pho. Indians Carver Litchfield Wickenburg Chandler Peoria Glendale St. Mary's Ajo Scottsdale District Tournament Games Tolleson - 4l Wickenburg - 46 Tolleson - 57 Bagdad - 39 Tolleson - 58 Ajo - 55 Tolleson - 66 Wickenburg - 42 Tolleson - 43 Parker - 42 state Tournament Games Tolleson - 50 - Tempe - 38 Tolleson - 39 - Clifton - 60 Bob Korte, head basketball coach ,V -4 1 .vy- 1 1- 1 t .,. '1 aw- - ' ww, , gpa S M, 1. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Front row Qleft to rightl Benny Soto, Dewey George Royce Pharis Norman Matlock, Ken Perkins, Floyd Hall. Back row Qleft to rightl Harry Kruse Qmgr.L Rudy Alcocer, Don Ward, Wilfred Pena Jim Rowe Buck Jensen, Jimmy Lair, Coach Phillips. J.V. BASKETBALL Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Buckeye Gila Bend Litchfield Parker Peoria Scottsdale Coolidge Wickenburg Bagdad Buckeye Pho. Indians - Carver Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Litchfield Wickenburg Chandler Peoria Glendale St. Mary's Ajo Scottsdale Tournament Games Tolleson - 52 - Carver Tolleson - 47 - Buckeye Tolleson - 46 - Wickenburg - Norman Matlock f34Ijumps high to grab a re- HBuckn Jensen iil3lflips up a shot from the bound while 'Buck' Jensen stands around in side while being closely guarded bya Carver order to get into the picture. player. Wilfred Pena's jump shot is blocked by a Jim Rowe lUmPS high out Of The 'each Ofva Carver defender. nBuck' Jensen QKISD and Carver guard to make a difficult drive-in Jim Rowe KFSJ stand by to assist. shot. The Freshman Basketball Team: Front row Qleft to rightl Carol Holly, Gene Cline, Fernando Cuen, Bill Caudle, Frank Ross, Richard Santa Cruz. I Back row fleft to rightl Coach Padelford, Henry Rivera, Adolph Pendergast, Mariano Zaragosa Nell BASKETBALL i952 - i953 SEASON RECORD Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Tolleson Buckeye Litchfield Peoria Scottsdale Buckeye Pho. Indians Litchfield Chandler Tolleson - HI - Peoria Tolleson - 2l - Glendale Tolleson - 39 - Tempe T Tournament Games Tolleson - 29 - Buckeye Tolleson - 34 - Peoria Tolleson - 49 - Litchfield Tolleson - 43 - Scottsdale Richard Santa Cruz Roy Toiby Utility r Outfieid BASE BA ggvfju Clarence Kelley Pitcher Bob Korte, Head Coach George Henderson - - Second Base Dallas Crick Norman Matlock Outfleld Pitcher 35 2 Donny Ryan John Johnson Jimmy Lair Pitcher Catcher i First Base Jerry Mathias Tom Mathias Howard Buffington Pitcher PifCh6F Outfield Jack Viiia Second Base Neal Henderson Third Base Henry Alcocer shortstop li, In the upper picture Howard Buffington swings mightily and belts one over the left fielder's head. The right hand dcture shows Buffington crossing the plate on finish of the above play. -.tf ,lf- If l ' 7 'Zip 'NQIIZ --:Z Johnny Johnson takes a throw from the in- field, forcing a Carver base-runner at the plate. The ball can be seen in Johnny's glove. Don Phi Coach Weil Harry Kruse Manager Manuel Godlnez Mile and Discus udn Schlfiler Hurdles Max Wager Shot Put Royce Pnares Pole Vault Howell Brenham Discus Floyd Hall Pole Vault HBUCRH Jensen Discus Manuel Quinonez Fann McKelvey Kelly Clark Shotput and Discus High dump Shot Put James Moseley Gene Cline John Caudle Johnggdlel eao and Mile High Jump Mile lvan Hopper Don Ward Lg V. Howell Mack Hume Dashes Mile Mile Middle Distances uPeepH Elson Phillip Villela L. S Omb Dewey George 220 and seo eeo Bob Jigs Hurdles Absent when the pictures were taken were Roger Sullivan fhigh jump, hurdles and relayl, Bobby Huckleberry idashes, broad jump and relayl, Gary Marshall 14402 and Dan Sullinger fpole vaultl. JM W Tommy McDaniel winds up Toy Soldier , Jo Ann Ogden, during a halftime performance. Others visible in the picture are Betty Taylor and Helen Hutchens. HHH!! N ,,... Q , n- ., mil? l ll ag, . . N Clarinet section: Left to right, Deney George, Teresa Ordonez, Jimmy Lair, Fred Mendez, Elaine Francom, Anita Gonzalez, Royce PharesT'Dorothy Miller, Sally Gonzalez, Darwin Schiffler, Linda Crew, Patsy Moss, Isabel Silvas. c:xf's ,, CT Tenor and Baritone Saxophones - Left to right, Dorma Johnson, Daniel Moreno, J. D. Evans, Gary Sessions. Band Officers. Left to right: Shirley McCord Secretary: Helen Hutchins Assistant Secretary Lester Jennings, Manager: Jerry Metzler, Mana ger: Doyle McClellen, Assistant Manager. ,,,N gi, Alto Saxophone section: Left to right: Allan Flute and E Flat Clarinet: Left to right. Ruth Moseley Harry Phillips, Rose Moreno and Shorty George and Doyle Mcclellanl ' Alcocer. ri W i' mP'x,V Trumpet section: fFrom left to rightl Otto Whitfield, James Moseley, Evelyn Venable, Pat Moss, Buford Schramm, Waunita Hazlett, Fred Calhoun, Benny Soto, Henry Alcocer, Joyce Boyd, Dennis Booher. Ralph Castaneda, Manuel Esquir. we ' 'V 'K kfiii'of-we1ewwfffexfeeffxtfggineifffflrvsannew i WF Trombone-Baritone section: Left to right, Melba Martin, Clinton Wager, Earl Hopper, Roy Halliburton, Arthur Zapien. Bass section: Left to right: Dan Sullinger Horn section: Left to right: Jerry Metzler, and Leo Pendergast. Geraldine Brogden, Barbara Wendling, Jo Ann Barnes. ,awww The Tolleson Union High School Twirlers ffrom left to rightl Nancy Marshall, Jo Ann Barnes, Mary Hembree, Capitola Brashear, Joyce Hembree, Betty Taylor, and Mary Lou Randel. Kneeling in the fore- ground are Jo Ann Ogden and Doris McAbee. Percussion section: From left to right Shirley McCord, Loretta Bethel, Maria Del Castillo, Patty Gray, Manuel Godinez, Elsie Marriott, Tommy McDaniel, Virginia Davis. L The Tolleson Union High School Pom-Pom girls ifrom left to rightl Helen Quinonez, Barbara McCord, Joyce Spears, Norma Bunyard, and Kathy Bowersock. Halftime performance by the Tolleson High twirlers ffrom left to righD Betty Taylor, Mary Lou Randel Nancy Marshall, Majorette Jo Ann Ogden, and Helen Hutchens. 1 -, WGuess' conductor Dan Sullinger, stops to wipe his eyeglasses during a comedy number presented at the bands annual concert. Lester Jennings Opal Foster, Roberta Plumb, Helen Hutchens and Loretta Bethel line up at the 'Mystery Dating Servicen booth in hopes of getting an exciting mystery date for the masquerade. otto Whitfield playing a trumpet solo dur- S0me Of the masqued Couples at the 'Mystery ing the band's concert assembly. Balln. Otto Whitfield directing band during a con cert. Left to right: Dewey George, Mr Pipes, Otto Whitfield. 'DMV Dewey George playing solo at band concert. Mr. Van Zanten at the piano. , m + ,. , w X .F 4 K 1 4 J A , .JV Junior Varsity Cheer-leaders left to right: Jeanette Stout, Barbara McCord, Paulie Armstrong, Joyce Spears and Lillie Ann Badley fnot picturedl. Agri, ' ,,--'.S. 2 V 1 04' L E ohly if f- 1' lil, f- ll G me E These girls led the yells for Tolleson. 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From lefty to right: Locha Di-az, Teresa Ordonez, Charlotte Jackson, Wilma Valenzuela, Mary Roberds. GIRLS' TENNIS l 4 ,. 5191- X ? .,:. . 55, 0' ' A '..', 1 Q.. gzfk .5. My I V 'x f ',:-7 ..-n .-'-. . . 'A ,- 1 ..f.-. .4 - '.'-:29'4 '7- 2' '- 'V '..fv'f,K3?', 1- 7 iso? v 2 ' X 4 Z 2 ,V , 4! e 9 t2 ,.-2 -if , R , J... 2'.,:.'4,5Yfx , . 4, ?.:.35-,Kgs-nf. f Q','f'O , ' I 1 . . .ty f .f,' .- f f .Q , V Qaf Q' I Clyde Kelly and Ginger Ellis team up to re- turn the ball in volley ball doublee tour- nament. Miss Nelson demonstrates a tennis stroke to Teresa Ordonez and'Locha Diaz, two of our girls' team. 4 . 'I' q i l i i ...yn Teresa Ordonez drives one back in her win- Q ning singles game against Scottsdale. G.A.A. mixed volley ball doubles played by Phillip Villela and Rose Silvas against Locha Diaz and Mr. Korte. Q W7ZZW?'? G.A.A. Officers and Representatives. Front row, left to right: Nancy King, vice-president: Wilma Valenzuela, president: Charlotte Jackson, secre- tary: and Claudette Jackson, treasurer. Back row: Donna BohalL Norma Bunyard, and Ruth George, all class representatives. Absent when the pic- ture was taken was Joyce Spears, a class repre- sentative. Girl's Athletic Association Sport Managers. Front row, left to right: Jo Ann Barnes, Locha Diaz, Willene Dowden, Ginger Ellis. Back row: Mary Ordonez, Barbara Green, Jo Ann Bryant, Earlene McKelvey. l 44h f Miss Nelson proudly surveys her G.A.A. tennis team in practice. In the background waiting for a return is Locha Diaz. The mixed Chorus. Laura Usrey, Jenny Evans, Janie Herrera, Carol Lauer, Henrietta Thompson, Kathy Bowersock, and Mrs. Zeitlin work hard to get the paper out on time. Tolleson Wolverene Staff Qschool newspaperl Wilma Valenzuela was chosen as Tolleson's representative in the National D.A.R. contest. Wilma was choservfor scholarship, personality, leadership and citizenship. i A x F.F.A. officers seated behind their official desks. From left to right: Mr. Finley, advi Quinonez, reporter: John Badley, president: Mack Hume, president: Jim Brand, secretary: Augie Pender- gast, treasurer: and Fann McKelvey, sergeant-at-arms. z ,Ik K ,ji kr? , X , K K .xi Mayor Earle Hoctor of Tolleson reads a proclama- tion concerning 'F.F.A. Week' while F.F.A. offi- cers Jim Brand, Mack Hume and Jim Badley look on. , , .-,-,., .,,- I . F.F.A. member, Carlton Timmons, drives a tractor through rows of pegs, the object being to go through knocking over as few pegs as iwssible. Cecil Pendergast was winner of the F.F.A.'s annual tractor driv- ing contest. ' b- prtha Brummett, President. presides at F.H.A. members Mary Roberds, Earlene fi-l.A. formal initiation of new members. McKelvey, Lillie Ann Badley, and Martha Brummett leave for an overnight convention. Mrs. Badley went along as chaperone. :MV The Library Club members enjoy a 'Farewell party for Jo Watkins. From left to right: Joe Hines, Pat Robertson, Juanita Roberts, Bob Biscoe and Jimmy Boyd. - l l l 44 JUNIGR CLASS PLAY Mr. Archer fboyle McClellanl tells Dexter Franklin fCarlton Timmonsl to leave his house. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin KBob Lipscomb and Nancy Marshalll, Mrs. Archer U0 Ann Barnesl and Corliss fHelen Hutchensl are shocked by his action. Intermission at the Junior Class play 'Meet Corliss Archer', was supplied by a brass choir consisting of Bob Calhoun, Otto Whit- field, Dan Sullinger, Jerry Metzler, Earl Hopper, Melba Martin and Roy Halliburton. Mrs. Archer and Corliss are so busy talking, they don'tfnotice that Cousin Agnes fGlendyn Metzlerl, is reading Corliss' diary. Dexter and Corliss listen to Mildred Uielen Tedderl as she tells Betty fBarbara Kearneyl of'the diary's contents. Corliss tells her father and the doctor QGary Marshall, about the ache in her side while cousin Agnes and Mrs. Archer listen anxiously. Cousin Agnes attempts to comfort a perturbed Corliss but only succeeds in messing things up worse than ever. , , W , , I1 ,th Tri-Sci Club members Jerry Metzler A Y'Teen meet'nq 'n the,sfudy ha W' and Doyle McClellan sold cake raf- president Nancy Klng presiding. fle tickets during lulls in home basketball games. if , ' HE initiation of new G.A.A. members by President Wilma Valenzuela and Vice-President Nancy King while Claudette Jackson, Locha Diaz, Charlotte Jackson, Corky Spears and Je Ann Barnes help with the formalities. The initiates, whose backs are facing the camera, are Polly Armstrong, and Janet Stout. Runne lates the F while looks r-up Harry Kruse, congratu- winner, Delbert Henry, after .F.A. public speaking contest F.F.A. President Mack Hume, on. l Participating in the math assembly are Pat itdimmy Lair M.C'd the math assembly with a M H Kru e Robert M dd d lwad of gum stuck behind his ear. Anita Kulikoff looks around for help while trying to fulfill her consequence during the Math Department's WTruth or Conse- quences' Assembly. oss, arry s , a ox, an Carlton Timmons. Tom Clark making his speech on the Consti- tution during the Oratorical Contest. Tom went on to win third place in the state Oratorical Contest. 31 , w x. h g,5ffMF ' , in ' fig?-' -,' ' aiii ef .'Lg.'3f if mmm .wwf :E-':::f2s'f ,. SH - ,- L fi. 5: ,gy .. ..,,. F fe ww :ip QQ , 5 9 1 mfs WSE S W' Q -, M, 5351 i. S1-Shi gig ef, L' My - M qswgk 'wit yy Student Council members Donny Ryan, Tom Clarkandwillene Dowden decorate the school Christmas Tree which stood outside the as- sembly hall. CONVENTIGN The distaff side of our Student Council poses for a picture during the Miami Con- vention from left to right Locha Diaz, Willene Dowd n and Sue Hudson. 3. -I' '9 5 . RLG Tolleson's Student Council members photo graphed at a Student Council Convention In Miami. From left to right: Don Ryan, ue Hudson, Willene Dowden, John Badley, Tom Clark, Wayne Watson, and Mr. Herrera, spon SOI'- 45 2+ Nl C A5 lN CL Tolleson Union High School - a laboratory? lt was for Miss Ursula Blank, from Cologne, Germany. Her problem was to study the schools of America, and she spent three busy weeks here observing the curri- culum and methods of a small rural high school. Her days were crammed with activities as she rode the busses to better know the community, observed classes and clubs at work, participated in many extra-curricular activities and enjoyed social affairs. She was elated with the gift presented as a souvenir of her visit here. The squaw dress was designed and made by the homemaking classes, the concho belt a gift from the same girls, and the mocassins, to complete the 'Arizona Costume', were from the F.H.A. She is pictured in the Ladies Lounge, newly de- corated by the Advanced Homemaking Class. She WGS haPDy to tell us of' life in Germany, so we, too, profited from the exchange. A-a4 giifd ba F n.w' Ewm mm F.H.A. girls making a patchwork quilt which was raffled to raise funds for F.H.A. From left to right ophelia Waddell, Louellen Broyles, Norma Bunyard, Pat Robertson, June Bruce, Martha Brummett. Barbara Kearney poses at one of the sewing machines in the Home Econom- ics room. Anita QStomach Achel Kulikoff, Jackie Pendergast and Nancy King serve punch at a reception in the Home Economics room. za- 7 i l l l l The Home Economics girls sew a couch cover to be used in their redecoration of the Lady Teachers Lounge. From left to right: Jackie Pendergast, Nancy King, Anita Kulikoff, Roberta Parker, Donna Gustin. l Girls' League officers meeting in Mrs. Kimmel's room. Nearest the camera, Janet Stout: next row from front to rear: Nancy King and Hortencia Garcia: next row, Locha Diaz, Claudette Jackson, and Jackie Pendergast. Chairing the meeting is Wilma Valenzuela with sponsor, Mrs. Kimmel, look- ing on. i Mary Roberds makes a basket as the Junior beat the Freshmen in a G.A.A. basketbal game. From left to right: Mary Roberdsj Linda Crew, Janet Stout, and Locha Diaz. .H , .i 41'5n .zur Nu--1' 'N-nf f'iigE?- I f Qt. 4gT,f,lh NKaa, 6 We c Lillie Ann Badley models the dress that won her first prize in a contest held in Chicago. The girls attending the Girls' League Con- vention are viewing the sights of Tucson. From left to right are: Delia Espinoza, Jean Swanson, Jackie Pendergast, Glendyn Metzler, Nancy Cunningham Delores Castaneda and Wilma Valenzuela. ' V is ga ima! l Ruth George eagerly waits her chance to answer a question in Mr. Randall's first year Algebra class. MVS- Lindsey Checks S0me b00k5 out Mr. Shorr reads to his Sophomore English class as all the fo one of the Barton twins and eager students listen attentively. Myrtle Roberts. Ll. , i i i i i i i i A panel discussion sponsored by the 'Y-Teens'. The panel discussed i 'Steady Dating vs Open Dating'. From left to right, Max Wager, Georgia l Clark, Jack Villa, Mr. Herbert Zeitlin fmoderatorl, Willene Dowden and i Anita Kulikoff. i i l V Seniors attend 'Career Day' program. From left Visiting school Presidents and Vice-Presidents to right: Willene Dowden Don Ryan, Jerry Metzler, take part in a discussion in Tolleson's Home Ec Lester Jennings, Molly Belcher, Clarence Kelly, room. Sue Hudson, Jack Villa. Art teacher, Murray Spitzer and A. J. Britton, working hard in the third mriod Art class. X ,X 'M-vm-. fn-,,,.,, XQXIMYW xxkgi 0'vvvYYY, X xxx' 1'-XX K , a if X Nix-ii t 2-.ix -Q-Lxja N Tai .. . ,Ny 1 r X 1'f1,.'-N Q, K K k X 5 .,g1fg3gpffQQ Left to right, Helen Tedder and Molly Belcher, writing captions for the annual. The students in first period study hall were busy at work, when this dcture was taken. Left to right, Tony Gomez, Jo Watkins, Betty Sue Bohall, Molly Belcher, Kathy Bowersock. Mr. Van Zanten demonstrating a sling psychrometer to Bobby Hucklebeffyi John Badley, Mack Hume, George Henderson, Dallas Crick, J. D. Evans and Jim Brand. 'Back to School Night' found the parents spending an eve- ning in school and following their children's program. This group photographed in Mrs. Zeitlin's 'Modern Problems' class seems to be enjoying themselves. They are ffrom left to rightl: Mrs. Zeitlin, Mrs. Clint Wager, Mrs. Pendergast, Mr. Ralph Henderson, Mrs. Wayne Wright, and Mrs. Louise Ashley. Some of Tollesons bathing beauties being Buzzy Whittaker tries out the tranpoline judged by Laco Hernandez at the Lettermen's during a National School Assembly' assembly. Innkeeper, Sam Russell, takes orders from Everybody looks frightened dur- Laura Usrey, Betty Derossett and Laura ing a tense scene from the Vickers in the play Romance is a Racket . Drama Class Dl'0dUC11iOn 'Romance ls A Racket'. .ry Alice Patterson and David Calhoun do a comedy skit about adolescent love during the Sophomore Assembly. 'El Rajah Pa-trone' proudly surveys his dancing girls while his muscle boys look on. From left to right: Mary Meador, Laura Vickers, Bob Lipscomb, 'El Rajah', Mary Jane Roberds, Carlton Timmons, Charlotte Jackson, Marlene Carlton, Earlene McKelvey. Harry Phillips gets punished for impersonating a Senior dur- Mr. 'Lil Abner' Pease reclines and ing Freshman Initiation. G. C. Castleberry stands by al- reads 'Fearless Fosdick'while Daisy ready punished. The other culprits wait in the background Mae Kulikoff and the Yokums faetty for their punishment. Taylor and Glendyn Metzlerl discuss his fate. The third place cup won by ToIIeson's entry. ToIleson's entry in the Saiad Bowl Parade was designed and constructed by the Art students, under the direction of Murray Spitzer. iw ZPWK Slalfuf PM 77' Marlene Carlton, a Junior, was elected by the S tudents to represent Tolleson in the Salad Bowl Queen contest. Also in the running were Willene Dowden and Nancy King, both seniors. Sue Hudson reigned as Queen of the 'Silver Bells Fvormall' which was spon- sored by the F.H.A. Students voted for the Queenlfby throwing pennies into collection boxes which were scattered around school. Some of Tolleson High's many exhibits at the Arizona State Fair. Lower left, Harry Kruse's register ed Holstein: upper left, the F.H.A.'s wonderful exhibit and upper right, F.F.A.'s great exhibit. Tolleson Union High School's Student Council from left to right: Mr. Herrera, Donny Ryan, Willene Dowden, Allan Moseley, John Badley, Cecil Pendergast, Locha Diaz, Sue Hudson, Wayne Watson, Tom Clark. National Honor Society, Tolleson Chapter. From left to right, seated: Locha Diaz, Sue Hudson. First row, Mary del Castillo, Pat Robertson, Nancy Cunningham, Georgia Clark, Helen McDaniel, Charlotte Jackson, Claudette Jackson, and Mary Roberds. Standing, Douglas Logan, Donny Ryan, George Henderson, Mrs. Lindsey Qsponsorl, Max Wager, Mack Hume, Bobby Huckleberry, Delbert Henry. l 4 , Marge Sunderman desperately tries to round up money to pay for her annual. Shutterbugs Lester Jennings, Jerry Metzler, Marge Sunderman and Tody Diaz. Future Teacherls Club: Back row: Doyle McClellan: Jerry Metzler, Treasurer: Lester Jennings, Vice-President: Mr. Randall, Sponsor. Front row: Linda Crew: Patsy Robertson, Secretary: Norma Chilcoat: Mary Lou Randell: Mary Roberts: andMelba Martin. President Mollie Belcher, June Bruce, and Amelia Henderson were absent when the pic- ture was taken. 63 F, .V QN- Members of the Annual Staff: Back row: Haruko Nakazawa, Helen Hutchins, Thrace Vanosdell, Pat Robertson, Anita Kulikoff, Jiggs Grooms, Sponsor Murray Spitzer. Seated: Helen Tedder, Roberta Parker, Donna Gustin, Dolores Castaneda, Glendyn Metzler. Front row: Larry Shirk, Jerry Metzler and Robert Mosher. Absent when the picture was taken were Editor Mollie Belcher, Nancy King, Jackie Pendergast, Doris McAbee and Bobby Huckleberry. 'kwa The F.H.A. Front row, left to right: Linda Crew Dorma Johnson, Hortencia Garcia, Donny Gustin, Roberta Parker, Jerry Brogden. Second row: Mary del Castillo, Patsy Moss, Junann Holderith, Glendyn Metzler, June Bruce, Claudette Jackson, Jo Ann Barnes, Locha Diaz. Back row: Delia Quiionez, Helen Quinonez, Lillie Ann Badley, Pat Robertson, Earlene McKelvey, Mary Roberds, Jo Ann Swanson, Georgia Clark, Wilma Valenzuela and Charlotte Jackson. Lettermen's Club Officers: Back row: Cecil Pendergast, Secretary: Dom Patrone, Sponsor: Roger Sullivan, President. Front row: Clifford Ellis, Treasurer: Donny Ryan, Vice-President: Sammy Russell, Sergeant-at-arms. Why did they go to Nogales? Left to right, Bobby Huckleberry, Sam Russell, Jack Villa, Donny Ryan. Spaghetti and One Meat Ball Marshall Wells and Jack Villa. Wives take notice! Activities after cake and coffee were served by the women teach- ers. Mr. Pipes, Mr. Patrone, Mr. Korte, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Buck, and Mr. Finley. These ten students attendedTolleson schools together all twelve years. They are: Front row, left to right, Donny Ryan, George Henderson, Sammy Holliday, Henry Alcqjer and Bobby Huckleberry. Back, left to right, Mary Anna Hintz, Helen McDaniels, willene Dowden, Jenny Curtis Evans and Dorothy Miller. l lGirl's Chorus: Back row: Beverly Barnes, Mollie Belcher, iHelen Quinonez, Mary Cruz, Front row: Bonnie Mooney, June lAnn Holderith, Julia Lee. Deana Tobin and Mary Rodriquez. Coach Patrone reacts to a good fcleanl joke in the men teacher's smoking room. Tri-Sci Club: William Mattingly, Doyle McClellan, Mary Hembree, Patsy Moss, Pat Moss and President Jerry Metzler. Lettermen's assembly: Barry Wilky, Carlton Timmons, Ramon Villela, Max Wager, Bobby Huckleberry, Sam Holliday, and'Donny Ryan receive awards as Coach Patrone and Roger Sullivan officiate. Betty Doyle concentrates on her pottery work in Arts and Crafts, as Betty Bohall looks on. Miss Savino looks over the work in her typing class. 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1953, pg 18

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