Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Page 19 text:

Peg!! 15

Page 18 text:

Pile 14 Sunrise. . . light creeps over the mountain heights. . . the air is fresh, the land cleansed. . . cattle stir. . . men spring from their bunks. . . black coffee with a hasty meal. . . the clear call of a desert bird. . . spurs jangle, horses prance eagerly as lanky cowboys swing into the saddle. . . everything is vigorously alive. . . a sherifT's badge reflects the morning light. . . day is ruled by many laws- nature's and man's.

Page 20 text:

Page 16 ,XNIJRFXV TOLSON ll. .L CARSON tT,Xl,.XNTllli l5R.XZlf.l.'l'ON Ik-an ot llovs I'rincipal Ilean of Girls Civics Sociology English Baseball Girls' Social Hour junior Red Cross Social late Committee Faeult, As the size of the herd in T. H. S. increases, so must the number of cowboys grow larger, in order to ward off attacks by rustlers and to prevent stampedes. This year eight new cowboys have become residents of the bunkhouse, making a total of sixty hands. The head of the ranchero is Foreman Big Charlie Carson, as square an overseer as ever crossed the Rockies, and a great favorite among the boys. Down in the eorral it's a cinch to find his two top henchmen, cowhands Chuck Tolson and Shorty Brazelton, busy keeping an eye open for stray dogies. The boss calls them the best in the west,'i because no dogie has ever run away that hasn't been brought back. As for social activities-'way back in early October the boys started off with a rip-roaring handout at Sabino Canyon. They even brought out the chuck wagon and invited their wives and girl friends! And then on February I7 there was a buffet supper in the cafeteria ofthe ranch- Chuck made the boys wash up and wear ties for it, tool Seems like there ought to be some mention made of these eight new cow- hands-there's Marjorie Bronc Robinson who hails from Wickenburg, and is a crack shot at linglish 4 and 83 Curtis Honey Anderson, English and Iour- nalism, who visited the ranch for three years when he was just a little tyke and who has been for the past three years at the Lazy Q Mansfeld Iunior High: Miriam Smiles Geyer, English whiz, who has been at Parker High School in Chicago until this yearg Mary Helen Mliight-ball Hitch, girls' P. E. teacberl Campbell Minty Iulerl, formerly of Salford Iunior High-he guards Corral 222 nowg Leslie ldaho Ike Hartley, straight from an Idaho high schoolg then there's lason Slugger Greer who larns the dogies how to grow pretty musclesg and Paul Flash Carmony, a two-fisted, hard-riding master of typing and bookkeeping.