Willcox High School - Round Up Yearbook (Willcox, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1941 volume:

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Not daring to use such perilous motifs as Indians, jrogressj Cowboys, and the nkh, we prsseht fhis Homme with the thought in mind ofthe: 'wcuaeht or Willcox High School. is w hmhhif Q6 s W QV ssh My STAFF Since the majority of the work on the 19hl ROUNDUP was carried on by the Senior Class, we wish to call your attention to the fact that each staff member's work was not confined solely to that to which he was assigned, but in many cases the the same individual did more than one type of thing in bringing this book to publication, and that every Senior did his part to make it a success, EDITORS . BUSINESS MANAGER PICTURE MAKE-UP SNAPSHOTS . FEATURE WRITEUPS SENIOR PROPHECY SENIOR WILL I 4 SENIOR HISTORY . TYPING . . . MIMEOGRAPHING . ADVISER . 4 I 1 1 I p . o 0 ED KUHN HARDY KIRBY GENE LEJIS JEAN MADDOX ALLAN RINGNELL ALAIRE BROWNING SONNY SWANNER JEAN LANE TALITHA SMITH MARIE NICHOLSON ED KUH HARD! KIRBY W. L. COOK GLADYS PGIELL MARIE NICHOLSON LEE GARDNER BILL BELCHER RUTH REED MELVIN MASILKO DICK THCUPSON ROBERT DUNLAP VIOLA TUCKER MISS HAAEL AH GREN wg ,awfg 11, , . .14-A ' 1' 0.0-Uk .AAL -ANDINL X, 1 L, ti? x K ls. TO MK. JELLEY- For his many years of faithful service and for his loyal friendship for every stu- dent and teacher in Willcox High School 'che Senior Class with sincere good. wishes for the coming years dedicates the 1941 ROUNDUP. CCWHENTS ADNHNHTKATKDN CLASSES ATHLET1C5 FEATURES 1941 KOUNDU? A ' I fx PCKNX 5 f f X I 4 N 49' Hp' 'O ' C- .,: -1 -.. :..' J X 1 QW- 3 icy gf -Mya .-5' ' - ' Pi -v 1 41f. Q - x i.. 15, -J, '- - ' eel I I I ........... A DM IN l S TK AT lON ' 1 BOARD Composed of five members elected by the public for a term of five years each, the Board of Education of the Willcox Union High School has control over all the affairs of the school. J. E. Browning, president of the Board, has been recently elected to his third term, at the completion of which he will have served fifteen years. An able clerk of we Board isMrs, Carrie Hines. Gordon Ewing is filling out the unexpired term of E. T. Kuhn, who moved to California during the first ASQHQSWEBTO Mr. Ewing also tookb over the post of vice-president, which was left vacant by Mr. Kuhn's change of residence. 5 Hardld Nichols and Cecil Byrd represent the Stewart District, and, like the others, are keenly interested in the establishing of a sound educational-system, ' FAC ULTY 41 at . 2 'SLM 9 71'-. 9? I 76...- MR. LLOYD EIKENBERRY - Algebra and Mathematics - B. . ' a'1 ' College, Michigan, Ii, A. University of Michigan, Admin stra- . tor's Certificate, Graduate work at Arizona State Teachers' College, Flagstaff. QSpensor of Student Couneill 67 IIISS HAZEL AHLGREN - Conmerce - B. S. B. A. 1938, Graduate work with University of Arizona, Tucson. CSponser of Senior Classj HRS. ALICE L. BARNETT - English - B. A., H. A. 1940, UI1lVOl'Sity of Arizona, Tucson. CSponser ef' Eighth Gradej MR. CARL B. EBER - Industrial Arts, llathomatics - A. B., Arizona State Teachers College, Tenpeg Graduate work at Tempe. Cspensor of Froshnpn C1asSD Q I.iR. FRANKLIN V, JCRDAN - History, Spanish, Coaching - B. A. 1936, II. A. 1940, Arizona State Teachers' College at Flagstaff, Administrater's Certificate. Csponsor of' Sophomore Classy IIR. DELIGHT P, ILAYNARD - Husic, Library - B. S. Kansas State Tea. cher's College, Emporia. Csponser of girls' twirlingl UR, KEN PEARSON - Liathenatic s, Science, Coaching - B, A. Western State College, Gunnison, Coloradog IZ. A. Western State Col- lege, Graduate work with University of' Wisconsin. CSpensor of ET Club, IIISS IZARGARET PIPES - Home Economics, Girls' Physical Educ ation - B. A. Arizona State Teachers' College at Flagstaff, Graduate work with Fort Collins, Columbia, U. S. C, Qsponsor of Gon- tian Club and G. A. A., IIR. DELILAR B, STAUFFER - B. S. Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah, Graduate work with University of Arizona, Tue- son. Csponsor of F. F. A. and Junior Classj STU DENT COUNCH. President Q Q Q Q Q M335-1k0 Vice-President . -Q . Hardy Kirby Secretary-Treasurer . Jean Maddox Junior Menbers . n . Betty Lou Perkins , Fred Carter .. Sophomore Members . . Constance Coleman Joe Anaya Freshman Members . . Dora Anaya Joe Moore Eighth Grade Members . Agnes Myers Paul Williamson Sponsor . . . . . Mr, Eikenberry The Student Council, a representative group of the student body, is comprised of the student body officers Cthe president, vice-president and secretory-treasurer this year also represented the Senior Classy and two council members from each of the other four classes, The Council this year has served not only as a representative group but also as a Smdent Court, At the beginning of the year an Honor Code was established which served as the foundation of the court. This is a new achievement in student body goverment in Willcox High School and has proved very successful. The Council also formulated regulations and enforced their provisions. The student body president attended the annual President's C'onven- tion in Yuma, where he took an active part in the discussion and debates. They considered vital problems confronting the student governing bodies in the state. Many new ideas were brought up, and some of them have proved very successful. Next yee.r's convention will be held in Flagstaff. The Council also selected the cheer leaders for school activities instead of having a class competition to determine them. Jean Maddox and Constance Colanan handled these duties this year. This year under the efficient and capable leadership of Melvin ' Masilko and his co-workers student goverment in Willcox High School has reached a new high in honor, success and achievanent. 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Glee Club 1' 2. 5, 4 ,hack 1 Football 3 Band 5 ' 'Q FFA 1, 2, 5, 4 Basketball 2, 5 A Capella Choir 1, 4 FFA stock show Baseball 2, 5, 4 Girls' Trio 5 Play stage manager 4 Gentian l, Custodian 2, 3, 4 W Club 4 ' ' Blow Me Down 1 FFA, judging team, 1, 2 The Henpeo1ced Husband 5 El Vaquero '15, 4 Marching 'Squad 3 ROUNDUP 4 Tennis 4 ' FFA queen attendant 4 COOK, BILL 'C'Meat'be.1l Q UJNLAP, ROBERT Q Bob j ELLIS, DICK Gall-0Pin' Grudf? Great Henk .. FFA 1, 2, 5 Football 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Trip to Los Angeles Basketball 3 FFA 1, 2 Stock Show 3 Ehrack 2, 5, 4 Softball 5 BBS6'D9.1l 3, 4 FFA Judging Tom l, 2, Class vice-president 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Blow lie Down l Tho.lIenpec1:ed Hu sband 5 Life Begins at Sixteen 4 Band 3, 4' W Club 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4' Judging Team 1, 2, 3 2nd in State Dairy Judging 3 Student Council 3 Class Will 4 Sax Quartet 4 Sax Solo 4 FRAKFR, VELVA GARDHXTHIRE, J. WILBERT - GARDNER, LEE f Egghead Gentian Club 2, 'lbeasurer FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 5, 4 A Secretary 55, Vice-pres. 4 Glee Clubl, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Gentian Queen Attendant 4 B1ow Me Down 1 Baseball 5, 4 FFA Qaeen 4 ' The Henpeoked Husband 3 W Club Vice-Pres. 4 Life Begins at Sixteen 4 Band 5, 4 Track 4 Glee Club 2 ROUNIUP 4 Class Secy-Treas. 3 El Vaquero 5, 4 Tennis 4 Marching Squad 5 Tvrlrling 4 G-Anmm, RAY Q Abo y Football Z, 3, '4 Basketball 5, 4 Track 5, 4 W Club president 4 FFA 1, 2, 5 Poultry Judging Team 5 Orchestra 1, 2 String Qzintot 1, 2, 3 Kmzsr, MARGARET L 'mnssieul You donft BAY! Glee Club 4 M Gentian Club 4 LAN E, JEAN C Bebe j Oh really 1 'Blow Mo Down 1 The Henpecked Husband' 5' Life Begins at Sixteen 4 Gloe Club 1 ROUNIIJP 4 Marching Squad 5 E1 Vaqaero 4 1 mmm, mms C Fri'czie 5 You wouldnit kid me . would you? Band 3, 4 Glee Club 4 'A Blow Me Down 1 The Henpeoliod Husband 5 ll L-ife Begins dt Sixteen 4 Brass Sextet 4 ' Music Contest 5, 4 KIRBY, HARDY Q Kerben l Great Cryin' Gur'veyQ Rommnur 1,' 2 Enxfron c Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Blow Me Down 1 Y Jhe Henpeoked Husband 3 Life Begins at Sixteenn 4 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4 ' A A M319 1, 2, Mixed gnu-tes 1, 5 A Capella Choir 1, 4 Baritone Solo 3, 4 Cornet Solo, 5,04 All-State Band 4 ' High School Swing Band 5, Class Vice-Preis. 2 Student Body Vice-Pies, 4 Student Council 4 W Club Trees, 4 Brass Sextet 4 Brass Quartet 3, 4 5,4 LEWIS, sms Usmbo 'U Football l, 2, 4 Manager 5 Golf' 1, 3 ' Ba.aketbel1'5 Tennis 5' n'BUk 3. 4 U El Vaquaro 4 Band 1, 5 FFA 5, 4 A Chairman Fair 4 Life Begins at Sixteen' VW Club 4 ROUNDUP Business Manager 4 4 4 HENDRICKS, JACK Sheepherder FFA 1, 5 4 Judging loam 1 Horse Show Manager 5, KU!-1N,ED Q Puss j vrgmnph in , ROUNIIIP 2, EDITIUR 4 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 Baseball 3, 4 'W' Club 4 Mlvnox, JEAN L '1uff-y I'11 bash you in the tee Class Sect-Tt'eo.s 1, 2, Class Vice-lpres. 5 Gentian Custodian 1, E u99.Sg 5, SGOYQ 4 Student Body Seoy-Tree GM President 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 The Henpeokod Hu sbond 'Life Begins at Sixtec Carnival Qaeen 4 FFA queen attendant 4 'W' Club 4' EL Vaquefo 5 ROUNUJP 4 '28 -Q-was WW WE Mi,1Myf L, xl., 'U . -I' . .vbf-VX 5 I Xf. 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Q Ree j POWELL, GLADYS Blow Me Down 1 Gentian Club 1, 2, 5 Life Begins Gentian Club Historian President Glee Club 1, Tennis 1' 2, Grandma Pulls the Strings 1 Historian 4 She Henpeeked Husband 5 9169 club 1, 2, 5 at Sixteen' 4 A Capella Choir 1 Parliamentarian 1 GAA 4 3: C'-19'b0d5-9-U 3pOrohestra 2 4 ,N 2, 5,4 3,4 GAA Vice-President 4 'WI' Club 4 Band 5, 4 Girls' Trio 4 A Capella Choir' 1, 4 Clarinet Trio 4 Clarinet Qaartet 4 Marching Squad 5 E1 Vaqzwo 3, 4 All-State Band 4 ROUNDUP 4 RINGNELL, ALLAN C Muso1es j Hello sweetheart. Transferred from Globe High School 4 ROUNDUP 4 E1 Vaquero 4 Life Begins Basketball 4 Tennis 4 W Club 4 at Sixteen 4 Archbishop of Carnival 4 Band 5 Blow Me Dom 1 The Henpecked Husband 3 Life Begins E1 Vaquero 4 ROUNDUP 4 at Sixteen 4 sms, mrml q n111e- 5 Gentian Club tarian 2, Custodian Life Begins GAA 4 ROUNDUP 4 J., Historian 3, 4 at Sixteen' 4 E1 Vaquero 3, 4 Marching Squad 3 Twirling 4 Mensa, BILL Q'MoL0v1oh y Golf 1, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 5, 4 Track 3, 4 1 ' Tennis 4 Basketball 1, 2, 5 1, 2' 3.u' 4 Glass President 1 Gentien Attendant 4 'W' Club 4 Sax Solo 3, 4 Sax Qxartet 4 ' High School Swing Band 2, 3,4 All State Band 4 REED, RUTH . Transferred from Douglas High School 4 GAA 4 Gentian Club 4 Band 4 Glee Club 4 A Capella Choir 4 STONE, LESSIE MAKE C Grip Q 'Heck sure. 4 'h'ens!'erred from Ajo High School 4 GAA Seey-lreas. 4 Band 4 Glee Club 4 Gentian Club 4 1 mvllmlll, SONNY Q s1ete 3 TAKAGI, HENRY Q Fnrique y Have you heard this one? Basketball 2, 5 Football 1, 2,.3, 4- Track 25 3 Basketball 1,'2, BM4 Orchestra, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 Softball 2 'nw' Club 14 FFA 1, 2 'A ROUNDUP 4 W Club 4 Golf 1, 2 Gelf 1, 2 E1 Vaquero 5, 4 Track 1, 2 ' mom? son, DICK uninger n Baseball l, 2, 5 Football 5, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3 Track 4 ' FFA 1, 2, 5 Blow Me Down 1 The Henpecked Husband 3 Life Begins at Sixteen 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A Capella Choir 1. 4 Bond 5, 4 W Club 4 Clarinet Solo 4 Attendant to Gontian Qloen A11-State band 4 ROUNUJP Q TUCKER, VIOLA Q Beer j TUCKER, VILENA Q Tiny j YANEZ, JUAN I N , 'I'm gonna ruin you. 1 betchol' Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Blow Me Down 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 A Capella Choir 1, 4 The Henpockod Husband' 3 FFA 1, 2, 4 Marching Squad 3 Life Begins at Sixteen 4 TN Club 4 'I'wi.r1ing 4 1 Gloe Club 1, 2, 5, fl Drum Mdjorette 5, 4 GAA 4 4 Blow Me Downn 1 A Cqzello. Choir 1 , 'Life Begins at Sixteen 4 M GM 4 Mixed Qlartet 2 ww MMWMW W1 effffffu Mid , , ,f 41 fn v 'V HU awk .V V' Mwi M eww-ya'- Q05 -Ae-75 A pf jiijwj, V ff Qfffwfd M -,H .1 M , W, m,,,.,Mw,w A My , W'5Q?5'iLW.P ,K -, fb 'Y' w. 'W -.V 'M '15 T fX'iW5 iF!i4 E154 4 1 mg! LMA! K7 A 1 Jf 1 W V! !f,L,,,,1,,E f f 1 , - w 'L .- ,N , -'H j-11 be ' ,V 'Q ,. 1 :slimy-nmm1r.nmumx: I JB jppuxq iyxx -4252 1 GJ ,, 'P 'J r fd WN xlib. QJLNIOJSD Jax, ,U ' :Q-If 1 ' Q s ' 2 . Q vi -R ' ff' X rresiaent . . . . Melvin Masilko Q3 24 it Vice-President . . Bill Cook p X - T SecretaryeTreasurer Jean Maddox ! Sponsor . . . . Miss Hazel Ahlgren Zz5ti::D I ' ' Say, who hasn't heard of the great Senior Class of 'h1? If a person - has anything at all to do with the high school he has to have some connec- tions with them. nWhat do they do?n you say. The Senior Class has so many representa- tions in the different divisions of the high that it takes an adding machine to count them. Included in these are the Student Body officers, the Gentian queen, the FFA queen, the 'W' Club officers, the president of the Gentian Club and the president of G. A. A. Consider also our preponderance in sports. We had eleven men in first string suits in fottball, with nine of them on the starting line- up. The presence of these seniors will be sorely missed next year. In basketball we had four lettermen. In track, baseball, and tennis both boys and girls were well representated. Then there is our musical and dramatic ability. Representing our class at all-state band were Hardy Kirbyi Dick Thompson, Bill McAleb, and Marie Nicholson. On December 6 we presented our play 'Life Begins at Sixteenn and broke all standing records for attendance and gate receipts. This play was headed by Hardy Kirby and Jean Maddox as the leads. Hardy also received a superior rating at the Thatcher Music Con- test and will represent our class in the vocal end. On April 2 we went on our Ditch Day and really had a grand time. We took off around four in the morning and arrived in Tucson before seven. We had breakfast and then visited San Xavidr Mission and the Old Tucson Movie Set. Most of us took in a show in the afternoon, and then we met for dinner at a Mexican restaurant. At the skating rink that evening is where we really had a good time, Later the social whirligig started to swing. We were guests of the Methodist Churchs the Juniors enteretained us at the banquet and promg and the Rotary Club entertained us at lunch. We have set all kinds of records and marks for the students who come after us to aim for. Not the least is the l9hl Roundup. To those students we wish the best of luck and sincerely hope they succeed. lil' Fl- C Lflbb HI5 FCPRY - We started to kindergarten in the fall of 1928, and the class has grown larger as we have traveled to reach a higher mark than theone we made the year before. As we started our fir st year of school in kindergarten there 'were eleven of us: W. L. Cook, Henry Takagi, Gladys Powell, Joan Maddox, Alaire Browning, Velva Fraker, Mabel Ward, Teddy' Cexen, Robert Dunlap, Bona Joan Moyer, and Billy Winfrey. Miss Helen Ward was our teacher. We were thrilled to think of going into Grammar School with Mrs, Randall as our teacher, where Vilena Tucker, Dick Ellis, David Schol- field, Fern Canidy, and Talitha Snith joined us, Dick left at their end of the year to attend Stewart School, and Fern and Billy also left us. On to the second grade where we thought we were quite 'grown up.. James Kuhn and Jean Adair Reno joined us there, and at thevbeginning ' of the second semester Marie Nicholson, Gene Lewis, Melvin Masilko, Viola Tucker, and Donald Gilbert joined us, but Jean Adair' Reno. was later promoted to the third grade, All the Spanish 'second -,gr ader s joined us. Bill McAleb, who had come from Arkansas to liverin Will- cox, also entered our class, Ernest Miller joined us also this year. In the fourth grade we had Miss Keeth as our home room teacher, and Mrs Coleman came to Willcox that yearas principal and gave us a real helping hand through our remaining grammar school days. Billy Belcher, Mary Bidegain, R. O. Williams, Ed Kuhn, and Margaret Kimzey answered roll calls with us this year, but Mary- and R. O. journeyed elsewhere at the end of the year, 31011 the fifth grade come along for the second time. Our school was spring of this year with an epidemic Stanley Adams entered with us at the with Miss.Powell as our teacher closed for some time during the Oi' Scarlet fever and measles. first of the year. M Our sixth grade passed rapidly with Irene Barnett, Ruby Rae Green, and Betty Jean Greenwood as our new classmates. Later Dale Eggnan and Sonny Swanner entered our class. At the end of the year Mabel Ward left us and moved to Tucson. r ' f ' New the seventh grade, which was our last year down at the grade school. Dick Ellis reentered our class, but when we counted noses we found three of our classmates--Betty Jean Greenwood, Ruby Rae Green, and Irene Barnett--had moved away and entered other schools early in the year, Dale Eggman finished the term and moved away, and Bama Soto dropped from our ranks, and Bona Jean moved tof Bonita., I New came the last and best year of grammar school, when Glenn Harbour, Isabell Tuck, Francis Shrode, Onita Stephenson, Wilbert Gardenhire, and Jack Hendricks were our new students. Later in the year Geraldine Wells joined us for a short period. At last the big day arrived, and we graduated from grammar school with blue ribbons. We were new looking forward to being School for four years. ' simdents in the Willcox High ' Our high school years began with a bang and have been one all four years. In our Freshman year our faithful qaonsor, Coach Miller, led usthrough the struggle with the sophomores, who were trying to initiate us, but of course we came .out on-top. It was hard for us to settle down to work, but when we finally did we discovered that we had among us the uproaring bunch from Dos Cabezas and Cochise. When we finally toned them down, we discovered that they were pretty smart and a real asset to our class. Lee. and Ray' Gardner moved here from California, and Jean Lane ,came from St. David. 'Ihenks to Coach Miller, we had some pretty' swell times on picnics and at parties. Our Sophomore year started out with Coach Miller as our sponsor, but he was transferred to Yuma in the middle of the year, much to our y regret. 'Coach Goodman took his place. We had big times this year with the Freshman-initiation as our first big undertaking. Our boys' and girls' basketball and baseball teams won in the interclass tournaments. ,, Mr. Williams'was,our .sponsor in our Junior year. With his good ideas '-interest in our affairs we had a very successful year. Every- body had -good' times at-our parties and picnics. Lessie Maye Stone enter ed the second saneister., 'L ' , OlJ.1 'Pl.QI',' l'heHenp.eoked Husband, was a big success. We again won the interclass basketball and baseball tournaments., On May 12 we gave our Junior-Senior banquet and prom and entertained with a Spanish motif, Everyone had' a grand time, and we began looking forward to the banquet and prom when we would be Seniors. We all agreed that we had been the best class during the year. CLASS WILL Wo, The Senior Class of 1941, being of uncertain mentality, inju- dicious disposition, and insufficient intelligence, do hereby and here- with bequest and bequeath the following prerequisites, perogatives, per sons-.1 properties, and pernicious perspectives in perpetuity tog Billy Belcher wills his blow gum to Bill Ewing with this messageg Better to have chewed and lost than never to have chewed at all. Martin Byrd Wills his political forecasting ability to Bob Crook- shank. b ' ,Bill Cook wills his truthful naimre to Fred Carter. Robert Umlap wilksl his, studious nature to A. D. Browning. is ,Dick,Ellis leaves ' ' my hair to Bob Bliss. ' Wilbert Crardenhire leav 'his musical abilighy to Walter Shilling. Q -To Frank BOB!!-'LOG Gardn leaves his way wi the women. . ' Ray Gardner -willsfhis 7 ambitions to Richard Myers. Hardy Kirby wills his al ability to Lawrence Harris. Ed Kuhn wills his will power to Don 'Ihomp son. Allan Ringnell donates his oversized doghouses and his ability to manipulate them to Bill Ewing, I Gene Lewis wills his sheepherding ability to Mr. stauffer. Melvin Masilko leaves his beautiful voice to Shelby Byrd. Bill McAleb wills his theatrical ability to Ben Chambers. To Donald Gilbert Ernest Miller leaves his athletic ability. Sonny Swanner wills his romantic nature to Charles Pregenzer. Henry Tekagi leaves his puncimality to LaVern Isaacks. Dick Thompson leaves his dry humor to Tiny Hurtado. Juan Yenez wills his bowed legs to Marvin Shilling. Alaire Browning leaves hor long, wavy eyelashes to Lynn Kirby, Velva Fraker wills her schoolgirl complexion to Esther Masillzo. Merle Graham wills her oomph to Victoria Avila. Margaret Kimzey bequoaths her quiet disposition to Bona Jean Moyer Jean Lane loaves her aptitude in English to Ila Miller, Jean Maddox wills hor glamor to Leta Braley. Marie Nicholson leaves hor boy friend to Marlyn Rix. Gladys Powell leaves her nanzrally wavy hair to Lydia Ramirez, Talitha Smith leaves hor ploasingly plump figure to Isabell Tuck. Vilena Ihcker leaves hor Irish brogue to Ethel Vaughan. Viola Tucker wills hor magnetic personality to Betty Lou Perkins. Jack Hendricks leaves his drugstore cowboyship to Dick Elli s. Lessie Stone leaves her clever sayings to the whole of tho Junior Class--may they profit by them, Ruth Reed leaves her hop-cat ability to Fred Carter. To Mr, Stauffer Miss Ahlgron wills the sponsorship of' the Senior Class, with the sincere hope that he will have as much fun with than as she has. By the glory of our four wonderful years and our unenduring love for study we affirm, swear, and do testify that we are in sound mind, work broken, and safely sane, and herewith affix Qsign to you Juniorsj our seal. Signed, sealed and delivered this 26th day of April, 1941. SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 i PIQOPHECY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FROM NOW Yesterday as I walked down the street I suddenly remembered that on the morrow the Class of '41 had pledged themselves to have a reunion in Willcox, now almost a ghost town since synthetic meat was developed. Immediately I got busy and headed west. In room six of the new dila- pidated building where we once went to school the meeting was to be held. As each member of the class stepped ever the threshold a butler announced his name and station in life. The following are excerpts from his speech and synopses of what everyone is doing. SONNY SWANNER is the leading citizen and the chief of police at Hado. JEAN IJADDOX is the present fat lady in Ringling Brothers' Circus. ALLAN RIFGNELL has become a teacher of a class in the art of love-making. WL L. COOK has achieved fame and fortune as a tailor in a nudist colony. TALITHA SMITH conducts a radio program on How to Stay Slim. LEE and RAY GARDNER have become chimney sweeps in Raso, GEHE LEWIS learned so much business lingo nmnaging the 1941 ROUNDUP that he has become the salesman for a self-ironing board. BILL McALEB is kept busy catching penguins at the North Polo te feed to his polar bears. I JEAN LANE has becenn the head nurse at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Sho new comforts all the soldiers. LESSIE STONE is the head nurse at the State Institution for the mentally deficient. VELVA FRAKER is a wizenod old maid writing articles for the New York Daily Mirror on nHew to Write Love Letters.W MERLE GRAHAM and GLADYS POUELL are in China nursing the ferocious invalid, Ching Won Chu. The brave girls! MISS AHLGREN, after conducting the Class of '41 through a success- ful Senior year,became the first woman president of the United States. QMiss Ahlgren is the first woman in history to admit she was thirty-five. MARGARET KIMZEY occupies the office of the Secretary of State of the United States under Miss Ahlgren, e - BILL BELCHER broadcasts advice to the lovelorn over Station XELO in Tia Juana. MARTIN BYRD is now the hoad dishwasher in the Brown Derby. HENRY TAKAGI is the current ambassador to England and efficiently re.. fuses to go down to his office when ho is unprepared. DICK THGWSON has become a serenader of gold fi sh with his favorite song Rock:-ad in the Cradle of the Deep. JUAN YANEZ is the handsome life guard we see on the beach at Emporia, Kansas. ALAIRE BROTJNING and MARIE NICHOLSON are comediannes with Hoimon' s Revue, currently showing at the Roxy Theater in Pankeyville. HARDY KIRBY has achieved fame as a singer of operatic roles in the Bowery. ED KUHN can be found any day in 'dole Halls of Congress showing off' his irrestible ignorance. MBLVIN MASILKO has become the janitor in the White House. He always said hefd end up in the White House. ERNEST MILLER is the chief technician at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. VIHNA TUCKER is the engineer on the new streamliner on the Southern Pacific lines. VIOLA TUCKER is a fireman under her sister on the same line. DICK ELLIS and ROBERT DUNLAP didn't show up, but someone said they were last heard of chasing butterflies and bumblebees South of Suez and selling the furs at a great profit. JACK HENDRICKS has a good position in a Los Angeles department store helping WILBERT GARDENHIRE pick fleas off teddy beys. RUTH REED is on the girl s' All-American basketball team. Prae- tioe makes perfect is her creed, 9,,J,f,f,5r' 4 f,4f7'Lw4'1 aourlouv V1 4 ... F 1' ow M 51512 MW, lx 95, f .fa f' i s N :'mff 1' V . cjllbv Q ,N I, Q ' YW f Jef' I 1 j X -:Sf JF:-Fafzi: '5!fTs4:- Qk Q . K . 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ROLL Bill Scott, Herbert Eikenberry, Billy Flanders, Harry McDaniel, Noel Wlitnire, Rudolph Miranda, Bonnie Ratliff, Norman Kusohel, Mr. Jordan Dottie Jo Snith, Ruth Simmons, Betty Boyd, Virginia Kennedy, Maxine ' Powell, Virginia Flick, Roberta Harris, Helen Hailey, Margaret Braley, Bonnie Severin, Constance Colman BV' ,bn Joe Forsyth, Peggy Williamson, Tm Page KX 'Bi N 9 Joe Anaya, Bernard Aguilar, Kenneth Heusser Xxx A N Others not in picture: Melvin Stidham, s Elise Cole, Leo Lois Fisher, Vernon Downey , wwf sfo ,Q-gs X www W' f it 2,115 X fffw W W1 1 uk.. VN' rg? y' . Vw. ' .LI M f X ,SN ., ' Q ,pf J f , '. ff, gf! MJ+.',5 l,!',Aq ,N ,, X 15 ,V ,Aj '-,-it ,J d iv Aff f ,fy 'V M V K a 'fy VJWJ 1 fx - -lg W W w Viv 54 ol 1 . L Q s 9 fi' 4 X , 1 'o ' 'L ' eicgfff F 1,5 . 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Mr. Stauffer Under the able leadership of our officers and sponsor we really went to town this year. we are proud of ourselves and hope that our record next year will be as good as it was this year. we gave our ass mbly the first semester--it was really swell. Our class play, WButton, Button? on March 28 also showed our dramatic ability advantageously and it was really a hilarious success, Finally on April 26 we relented enough to give our old rivals, the Seniors, e swell feed at the Junior-Senior banquet. Our theme was Hawaiian, with murals on the walls, thatched huts, and palm trees carrying out the motif, Our prom too was a success. lhese you can see are no mean accomplishments, On March 9 LaVern wen the FFA speaking contest here in Willcox and represented us in Tucson in the contests there. He took second place, and was elected state vice-president of the FFA. Congratulations, LaVern, Consider also our activities in sports and in other fields. Bill Ewing and Bob Bliss represented us at All-State Band, In football LaVern and Fred Carter letteredg in basketball Bill Ewing, Den Thompson, Fred Carter, Shelby Byrd, LaVorn Isaacks and Tiny Hurtado letteredg and Shelby Byrd and Ben Chambers were our representatives in baseball. Bill Ewing also was outstanding in tennis this year, winning the singles championship in the district tournament. Iruly we are an up-and-coming class and we will be ready to step into the shoes of the Seniors, f ro P ' ro P- F LL bdffjdlxlldiilb y Q01 I President . . . . Tim Page , - Vice-President . . . Joe Forsyth ' V, Secretary-Treasurer . Peggy Williamson Sponsor . . . . . Mr. Jordan V in 0 ' Starting our year with a membership of twenty-six we elected the above officers. Again we have as our sponsor, Mr. Jordan, who has been with us since the eighth grade. Our fun began when we initiated the Freshmen September 15. After the initiation we invited the student body and faculty to a part at the Woman's Club. e Later we visited the mountains in October on our class picnic. Although almost everybody's car broke down, we had a grand time. Some of our members, Herbert on the baritone horn, Peggy, Connie, and Helen on clarinets, helped represent Willcox in the All-State Band. We have these students as our chief representatives in the music depart ment, and in other fields also: Helen as pianist, Connie as also solo- ist, and Peggy's soprano voice. Joe and Navo are our able representatives in sport. Under the name of Ima Nutt Timmy Page writes pleasing poetry about the faculty. We feel sure that we have had a successful year as Sophomores, and we hope that our next year, when we become upperclassmen, will be even better. Just watch us next year! 191' 'I ' f' r P 496. ' E53 . .GJ SP ,GP ggf-A -Q Mmfif : X f N .. . lfii If . ? 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Devaloz, Dorothy Kennedy, Helen Frefgenzer, Ef1wa:'d Schilling Eugene Harper, Gloria Grosh, Donald Cornett Not in Picture: Bill Smith, D. V. Tuclger, Lassie Mills, Mary Journey enema 'efexoz :gon Everett Resales, Mike Aguilar, Manuel Gonzales, Junior Lippse, Rudy Bazaure, Johnny Gonzales, Paul Williamson, Ben Bloodworth, 'Ihelma Atwood, Agnes Myers, Armilda Persinger, Curtiss Riggs Mrs. Barnett, Mickey Kane, Emma. Takagi, Colleen Snith, Eva Wootan, Mary Black, Evalena Jeffcoat, Betty Gardanhire, Juanita Forsyth, Mary Bloodworth, Phyllis Ewing, Betty Faye Byrd, Cayrol Crawford, Lyn Spencer Bill Holton, Jackie Bennett, Louisa Kuschel, Phil Car Not in picture: Paul Wasson ,W f , wgMf J Af' ,lm 'V i J X ww QW Www Mmm A f Q f V if -1 , IVA V' .. 4 . -vw-iggv'E74ufr5gm.-v1..4,gz'fUffzw 1351 JH 1 3 'WAN' , Nizgwv- lif 'l?', ' mT1wPII'!vl '?f,'fs'23' FFFQ ?N ' 2 4' I, W . -rr 3 w .4 , 4 M . 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Mr. Carl Eber NfJ9M!EJrj we Freshmen started the year with the consuming dread of the next Ayr few weeks to come, for we could see the Sophomores were ready and wait- ing to send us through our paces and formally initiate us into the mys- teries of high school life. We later discovered that the initiation wasn't all it was put up to be and held our ovm fairly well. The edict of' the Sophomores was that we would roll up our pants legs, go barefoot with our big toe wrapped with green ribbon, put on our shirts backwards, and the girls were to wear pigtails tied with green ribbon and green fingernail polish. Next on the list of activities was the Freshman assembly which was a success. We also enjoyed a picnic during the year and several parties. All in all we believe we have had a good time this year and we think we have learned a lot. we hope we can continud to do as well in the future . J EIGHTH GRADE President . . . . Phil Carter Vice-President . Bill Holton Secretary . . . Louisa Kuschel Treasurer . . Jackie Bennett Sponsor . Mrs, Alice Barnett lhis school year marked the home stretch for the thirty-two eighth grade boys and girls.. At last they will be rewarded for the eight long years of work they have done in grammar school. These :ftudenzs started out with' a bang this year. In their first class meeting they elected their officers and laid their plans for the year. The highlight of the first semester was the Freshman party which turned out into a Walkathon and their Christmas assembly on December 20. Curtiss Riggs and Micke K y ane proved themselves I very talented in the skit 'To Ellen From Dad. Their special entertaining talent has enabled them to have interesting and entertaining home rooms. Outstanding talent is reflected ir. Phil's singing, Phyllis' tap dancing, and Louisals speaking. Other parties included a valentine party on Febrnary 12' To these graduating eighth graders best of' luck, ggbffl Jbpwfwwfgygfw ' Wjwfguffffw WC 9 JM! 96? 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' ,x 'J M, Wg . ,AA ma A' '- ,Lw-1 ' . ,FH , .- ff -1 fwm wwwrmww 'www f' fN fN ' Pl J' JJ .rD.A.L.L On Friday, September 20, a hopeful Cowboy team traveled to Bisbee, only to be disappointed and to come out on the short end of a 24-6A score. It seemed that the Cowboys were jinxed because they lost the next three games in a row, one to an old rival, Tombstone, with a score of 19 to 14. Douglas defeated Willcox 26-O on the Friday following the Tombstone game. The next Friday Willcox journeyed to Clifton, only to be defeated, 7 to O. Friday, October 18, Willcox finally broke the losing streak by up- setting Lerdsburg 7 to 6 before one of the largest crowds ever seen on the Willcox sidelines. October 26 Willcox metered to Tucson to play the Cubs, but to their disappointment lost 30-14. In the last game of the season the Cowboys tied the Pima Roughriders in a thrilling game, the final score 6-6. The following boys made letters in football this season: Fred Carter Joe Forsyth Hardy Kirby Joe Moore Dick Thompson Gone Lewis Ed Kuhn Sonny Swanner Loc Gardner Ray Gardner Don Thompson Wg Lg Cock Joe Anaya. Junior Retliff Bill McA1eb Tiny Hurtado LaVorn Isaacks Bernard .Aguilar The returning lottermon give hope to a good team next year. PERSONNEL RA! GARDNER CCaptainl End and Tackle 2 years A stone wall on defense and relied upon to get his man every time on offense. Ray was captain of the team during his senior year and was our only 48-minute man. ED KUHN QCaptainj Center 3 years Due to the fact that Ed was injured in the Douglas game and again in the Tucson game he was unable to finish our his senior year with the team. The rest of the team missed him agreat deal as his place was hard to fill. LEE GARDNER goo-captain Guard z years Lee's playing was often the cause of many yards being lost by the opposing team. Lee was a live wire on both offense and defense. DICK' THOMP SON End l year Dick was a good end and could break up interference and snag passes with ease. Dick is another Senior graduating this year. HARDY KIRBY Quarterback and Tackle 5 years A hard-hitting men whose tackling and blocking was the nemesis of the opposing teams. His shoes will be hard to fill. W. L. COOK Fullback 2 years TJ. L. was one of the best fullbacks in this part of the state and made lots of yardage through the line. Too bad he is a Senior. GENE LEWIS Quarterback and Guard 2 years Always one of the first getting down on puntsg tackles hard, plays fiercely and enjoys the game. Another Senior who'll be missed. BILLY BELCHER Halfback 2 years Bi1ly's fleetness and shifty running enabled him to do much for our +A.-m wvnoox will hatefto lose Billy this year. SONNY SYTANNER Tackle and End 3 years 'L 4- ' As he was the biggest man on the team Sonny bolstered the line, Teo bad he will not be with the boys next year, ' BILL Mc.ALEB Eid and Halfbaok 5 years , A .y .- Bil1's elusive running accomplished many long gains, for the Cowboys. Bill L 1 will be sorely missed next year, 1 A . JUNIOR RATLIFF Halfback l-year - A - ,, . I Junior was transferred to Willcox from Pima for his Senior year.. He was soon a star in -the backfield and scored a let of the Cowboy touchdowns. ERNEST MILLER Guard and Tackle 5 years L .. . ' , 7' I ,. Ernest was one ef the few te letter in hisyFreshme.n year. He was a valu- able player, me it was e great loss .to Willcox when he beeeme lnellglbleuaerln his Senior year. A LAVEHN ISAACKS Halfbaok by 2 years Levers le e cool-headed, dependable, herd-sighting halfback. wewill hear more of his playing when he returns as e. Senior next year. I ' BILL EWING L End lyear ,I y n Excels at pass receiving, very dependable at any assignrrlent. Houis tangy and returns as a Senior next year. FRED CARTER End 2 years A good player and a serapper who never giires up. He will be back to do his share for one more year. g I A BOB BLISS Center 1 year A hard fighter, Bob will be an asset to Willcox next year. I -I I DON TI-IOM-'SON ' End 1 year 1 U Another Junior who is a fast runner and a good taekler. We'1l see you next year, Den. JOE ANAYA Quarterback 2 years Joe is only a Sophomore and his passing and lcicking are going to be great assets to the Covfooys next year, With two years to go Joe should develop into an outstanding player. NAVO AGUILAR Halfeack l year Nave has a great running and passing ability, He should see plenty of ac- tion next year. Navo is another Sophomore. JOE FORSYTH Tackle 1 year Joe is a hard-hitting young spitfire of a Sophomore and will be one of the best linemen next year, JOE MOORE Guard One year Joe is the only Freshmen on the varsity squad and from his showing this year it is indicated that he will soon be an outstanding player. TINY HURTADO Halfback and End l year U Tiny's quick, shifty running won him the title of snake hips. From his showing this year we think Tiny will be really outstanding in his Senior year. Tiny is a Junior--through an oversight his name was omitted in the group of Junior player s. To the other boys who went out for football and worked hard all season should go our vote of thanks. If it hadn't been for their loyal cooperation and willingness the Cowboys' 194.0 season couldn't have been as interesting and full of fun and fair play. We'l1 probably be watching you en the varsity next year. And, last but not least, lot's give three cheers to a swell coach--here's to you, Coach Pearson. Let's have a good season next year too. 1941 KQUNDUP 41' I I. -. I ? 'MEFF 1 K, ' EER AML 5 h X! f 5 2 f 1' '1 ' 1 ' 1 5 a 9 X1 XA -1 ' --f- Pl1XQ fl 4VPI1 Dr JJXI. Dru I . w ' Jw qw. . W E B 1: ' A w 4... '-LIE 1' Ly , wg' yy' . 'F ' w w - ,gp Lf , ,,- 9'f',14,,, ' --fwyVEi'.:,5Q:f .I 5 ' . 5 . ,fx V w ' W, Qrgj g ,f if W gm 3 N A .Q V ,-siWQ g?l4f?!' 1-45 'Q :?1f,1W J, ff? 1 fi . . 1 '. ,Q-,jx u, 'QQ ,i E' v1E,':i,. ,,.1 j. jf? ' , -' 2 1- W fijff: , ,xi ,wk N H F , w , A M15 at L . ,, Q! ,M 'Q 'V-,ling ,g , , , . ,- 1313:-4' , ww ,w2,ugi r W 8 ,, 1 1, 1 , 5 'cr3?If- f.Wv- 1: 1:11 : ,MH F 71 4 7 4 I :N ,V M WA N in ,ri urn 3 M 5 if i H-.H XF s 'W ' ' I , .fxwrw ,-qu-4-M - . .' ef' . gf , N Ji . ' ' mfr waxy?-Iilm?-V J i H ' ,,,, 7 Val., V fl Y: V f W ,L .-V. k W V ,px 4,14- W., , .4 'X ' bl V 4,1 4 m ,, , +2 N A L HJ ..- A e 1- ., . M. ii: f gl: 5 V ff 'S '1':?-ii' gh Y uf F- ' ' ' I RL' Z' L' L iz - ut '1-'di' J? W' W! Nu. ,g, A V 'iw 'hh . 4 H f , ' H que: , ,- r NM 'W ?'5'5!'!mE! 3 ,P , 1 1 V A I' 'W H- N5 .5-.gfgyf 1-H5g.,- ,... , 91 - 1 1 .gr ,J W X ,, fy.. H r VT , X W-Mn yr, x ,Y i w., X J ' . . I H H 1 ' -,xl W 1' wx.. , , N 3ff:'?'fN' 4 if V . Q U . , Bs P i , x , .sv ,N 3 'Y . , 5 A X BAS3iETBALL The Willcox Cowboys started the 1940-41 season with high hopes and with new bright red warm-up suits. In the first game of the season Pima was edged out 18 to 17 in an overtime period, but in a return game on Decanber 7 an inspired Pima team came from behind to win. 2 On December l4 the Cowboys journeyed to San Simon and defeated the Longhorns 31 to 27. On December 20 we met the Tombstone Yellowjackets there and both teams were evenly matched. However in the third period the Yellowjackets surged into the lead and were never checked, 'I'he Cowboys lo st 50 'to 22. On January 10 Willcox was trounced by the fast St, David Saints. On January ll Willcox met the A, S. D. Sentinels in Tucson, The Cowboy offense failed to click, but their defensive playing won a 20 to ld- victory, January 18 Willcox played the Pumas in Bisbee. Both teams were on even terms the fir st half, the Cowboys leading 16 to 15 at half time, but Bisbee surged into the load the last period and won V40-55. It was in this game the Cowboys lost Navo Aguilar by the recurrence of an old knee injury. The Benson Bobcats came to Willcox on the 24th with a string of eleven straight victories behind them and hailed as the outstanding quin- tet in the Southern Conference,--2 The smooth teamwork of the Bobcats baf- fled the Cowboys, and they were defeated 48 to 23. On January 25 the Cowboys were defeated 43 to 21 by the St. David SO.i!1tSq Willcox played the Douglas Bulldogs there January 51. The Bulldogs in their big court were too much for the Cowboys, and they were soundly trouneed, 60 to 25. February l the Cowboys defeated the Sentinels 43 to 17 in a reimrn game here, . . , On February 7 Douglas defeated Willcox 53 to 20. Negri garnered 14 points in the first half' but was taken by Yanez and held scoreless during the second, . Saturday night, February 8, saw the most exciting game of the sea- son. Atshalf' time Willcox led 21 to 18 over Tombstone. When the horn sounded at the end of the fast-moving second half' the score was tied at 56, In a three-minute overtime a field goal by Byrd and another by Swenner clinched the game, 40 to 56, to the favor ef' Willcox. The fast-stepping Benson-.Bobcats soundly trounced the Cowboys 59 to 5 in a return game there, In the last game of' the season the Cowboys weredefeated by the Bisbee Pumas by a score of 45 to 21, Willcox opened the tenth annual District Tourrwznent against the Tucson Badgers and we were defeated 52 to 12. The strong 'Ihcson five, sparked by Stevens, went on to win the Di strict, defeating Benson in the finals. In their second gome the Cowboys played Bisbee and were again defeated and thereby eliminated from the tournament, In the interclass competition the Seniors wen 'their third conse- cutive victory and were'theref'ore entitled to the faculty cup. 4 ,. r ' ., ,wafasowmal SONNYSWANNER With his towering height and the ability to send shots under pressure, Sonny was an outstanding player. He led the squad with 149 total points scored and an average of 10,1 per game. He is a Senior and will be missed next year. p JUAN YANEZ F . The only Senior southpaw on the squad Juan was an ace on defense, and for instance in the Douglas game held the famed Negri to four points. He will likewise be missed next year. fi ALLAN RINLHXTELL . Allan is also a member of' the Class of '41 and worked with Swanner to form a combination that scored many points and clinched several games in the closing moments. He also helped to bring up the'average of the Willcox team in heighth and games won. He too will be hard to replace on the roster. JOE ANAYA Joe is one of' the two sophomores on the squad. He played most of his outstanding games at guard and was one of the best ball hawks on the squad. In the future he should be a great asset to Willcox teams. BERNARD AGUILAR ' Navo is the other sophomoer and was an outstanding player for the first four games, but was injured in the Bisbee game and los for the season, He will return to bolster the.,squad next year. SHELBY BYRD Shelby is a Junior and will be back next year to help the squad. He is a southpaw, which caused him to surprise many teams and score surprise points for the Cowboys. LAVERN I SAACK S LaVern was a steady, dependable man on defense and could be counted on for points now and then. His bull's eye passes added much to our offense. He will return next year a.nd should be a leader on the court. RAY GARDNER Ray was the old reliable of the team and was always sent into the game to stop some scorer who had gone hog wild, He played his best games at guard position. He too will be lost by graduation. TINY HUR TADO The race horse of the squad should develop into the high scorer on ne: yea1 s team. He is dependable on defense and is good on the fast breaks VW the Cowboy systan anploys, He will return next year a seasoned ball playe: and will add much to our team. FRED CARTER Fred is also a Junior this year. 'lhough he led the Cowboys with tricf shots, he was a steady, dependable player and at times looked like an all- American. He should be a leader on the Cowboy squad next year. . BILL G and DON THOMPSON Bill and Don filled in the tournament squad to replace the injured Aguilar and to replace Yanez. They should make dependable first stringers next year. They have another year of eligibility, as they are Juniors thi y693-'e. 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A, . xl ,- -,-Wig L, M 5, 1 , V yguaggyqg 1 .,-,, A 1 Img AH' W ' f --L fs--'If' v'3 f, Q, , , A W . ,. ,Q , L , 1 BASEBALL The Willcox baseball team is again in uniform after being packed in moth balls for the past five years. We get off' to a bad start, losing to St, David in an extra-inning game, and to Tombstone the next week. Tnen we started to click and really get revenge on St. David. Our big guns started booming and we scored seven runs in the first inning. Again we were revenged--we next trounced Tombstone with our big guns blasting the offerings of two Tomb- stone pitchers all over the field. Next weidid the roportodiy undoable--we beat the Benson Bobcats soundly, The team has yet to meet Patagonia two times and Benson once more as we go to press, but we are hopeful of victory. 'If Willcox should win these next three games, we would have the Conference Class C championship. V The first string line-up is as follows under Coach Jordans 1 Lee Gardner, Pitcher Ed'Kuhn, Catcher A Sonny Swanner, First Base Billy Belcher, Second Base Joe Anaye., Shortstop Navo Aguilar, Third Base Juan Yanez, Left field Shelby Byrd, Center field Ben Chambers, Right field Bill McAleb, all round utility man SCHEDULE ' St. David Willcox 8 ' Benson 3 Willcox 5 Tombstone Willcox 8 Patagonia Willcox St. David Willcox 14 Patagonia Willcox Tombstone Willcox 7 Benson Willcox This year when the prospects for a winning much hard training and some represented our school in a ' P fd ! fxifxu.. lx a group of inexperienced men turned out for track track team seemed blue. However, after expert advice from Coach Pearson, the tea way of which we can well be proud. The following is a list of the members: RAY GARDNER is tional and third at BILL MCALEB is our discus man, placing first at the Benson Invit District. He is a real plugger and a good athlet the lad that heaves the javelin, placing first at District and with high hopes of placing at State. Bill is also a Senior and will leave a gap in the track squad. TINY HURTADO, one of the hurdlers of the group, shows great pro- mise and did pretty well this year, placing third in the low hurdles at District. Tiny also ran the relay as anchor man and ran the MAO. FRED CARTER, another hurdler and relay man. is an up-and-coming Junior. Fred took second in high hurdles at District. MARVIN SCHILLING, another weight man, is showing possibilities in the javelin and discus, He placed first in javelin at Benson and first in discus BILL COOK, one at District. of our spring men, ran one leg of the relay and put the shot. He will be missedinext year as he too is a graduating Senior. TONY GUERRERO, develop into a real of time to improve. another sprinter and a leg of the relay, should track man. He is a Freshman and will have plant GENE LEWIS started at the beginning of the track season determi to make the team. He achieved his ambition as he was one of the fdl who competed at the BOB CROOKSHANK has another year of mainstays next year HARDY KIRBY is place in the meets, District Meet. is another leg in the relay. He is a Junior and competition. We know that he will be one of our our miler and half-miler, Although he did not he showed great determination. TENNIS This year's tennis squad was under the direction of' Coach Pearson and played its first match against duncan in an inter-school contest on March 8. Duncan won this early contest. Four weeks later wc journeyed to 'the Benson Invitational, where we were very much more successful. we captured first in the girls' doubles and boyfs singles and a third in the boys' doubles, Benson and Willcox tied for the meet. On April 26 we went to the District Tournament held at Bisbee. Une boy's singles and doubles teams won first, thus being allowed to go to the State Tournament on May 3, while the girls' doubles won second, Willcox easily won the moot. we hope to attend the County Tburnamcnt to be held at Bisbee on May loo The tennis squad includes: Girls' singles Girls' doubles Boys' singles Boys' doubles Alaire Browning Marie Nicholson Jean Maddox B111 Ev.-ing Allan Ringnell Bill McAleb Congratulations to Coach Pearson and his tennis squad! 1 'L - ! I7-W7 ., 72424, 'qv S my Q V .,, T A N 4 V ' 13 51 L ' N fx t ::.. LMQXXRQ. wr ,fwfx w 'O' . ' -,s- ,- gf i ,, 2 I A , Q ge ming M. 0 1 elkisszv - 'A sl ,- S' 'Q '4 0 4 ' . :ge lf' . , lk .0 4 ' 3 -. . .,.. .. ' : T230 0.0 - - Q1 .fa::-5-ay .dba-ew ,U ,:,5x,. 1' ?:gv5 0 Q :ff Wu gag, we-Q wx. ' C e , 5 -3 4 V r '-.:-7'e' '. e:!:.4 l A W 1 gg s 5 0 521 P 'g2w,g?f rf .,,.. ,. 'tw C, W., I .,,. .. I -' xv. ..,43zs,,.,yxM er . 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A W ill wif? 1 R 1 . 1, . 1 fir Nw- 1 fi 'QS1' M-If A ,1 ,, ,1 1, 1:g.,.1--Navi'-,'-'.f.1 1-.ZH fn..-:uf , . F, 1, I 1 'IV NWWPY5 Wes Z1-,11 mi '1 Z- - A if Wflexf 'Wi-133, A -n '1 411 ' A. 1: 'A' P if L1 1 fi? ug ffffffffff p , Ir L P1 QM! osmrsfxm CLUD 9,,f'.'f1TVf, President . . . . . Marie Nicholson x ,Q Vice-President . . -. Velva Fraker , YJ 'J' Secretary . ., . . Jean Maddox AM? Treasurer . ,. . . Ethel Vaughan ,. Parliamentarian.. . Marlyn Rix Custodian . fo . - . . Ifalitha Snith Reporter . . . . . . fVelva Fraker Keeper of Scrapbook . . Gladys Powell Sponsor Miss Margaret Pipes 1 . 1 , Y This year the Gentian Club organized for its theme Cowgirl's Winter and mimeographed afyearbook to guide them in the yea.r's activities. The - ,club year has .included a meeting with the F, F, A, boys, a talk on personal , grooming by Ethel Isaaoks, a Christmas program, the Christnas tree,Vthe carnival, a meeting devoted to vocations, a theater party, a dinner in honor of the graduating members, and the Mother's Day tea, Several members attended the State Club Convention' in Tucson Novem- r ber 7 and 8, and Willcox enjoyed quite a distinctionwwhen Constance Coleman was elected state president for the ensuing year,' ' The annual carnival was carried out in the astrology theme with decor- ations in blue and silver. Jean Maddox was elected queen of the carnival, and Velva Fraker and Constance Coleman her attendants. lhe Gentian motto is Kindness '- Sincerity - service and with this in mind the girls each year donate the money made during that year to some worthy cause. - A Cffioers were elected for next' year and area President, Ethel Vaughang Vice-president, Marlyn Rixg Secretary, Peggy Williamsong Trea- surer, Constance Colemang'Custodian,. Helen Haileyg Parliamentarian, Bona Jean Moyer, Reporter, Leta Braleyg and Keeper of the Scrapbook, Betty Lou Perkins. Ffjx I I' President . . Vice-President Treasurer . , Secretary . . Reporter . . Watchdog Q 0 Sponsor . . Charles Pregenzer Lo.Vern lsaack's Noel Whitnire Joe Forsyth Norman Kuschel Donald Gilbert Mr. Stauffer Under the able sponsorship of Mr, Btauffer the F. F5 A, has had a very successful year, Fourteen Greenhands were initiated on Septem- ber 26, making a total of thirty-six members. The activities of' the Willcox Chapter have been many and varied. On October 12 we held the F, F, A, Fair. On this occasion only boys the Chapter were allowed to compete for prizes, F Representatives were sent to Tucson for the Livestock Contest. LaVern Isaacks was elected vice-president of' the Federation, which includes Willcox, Benson, St. David, and Lalforn entered the Public Speaking Contest and was awarded Judging Southern Tucson, second pla At the State Convention the boys placed sixth in the sweep stakes in which there were thirty competing teams, On February 15 was our Horse Show and dance, That evening Velva Fraker was crowned FFA queen and Alaire Browning and Jean Maddox her attendant s. Besides this full calendar the boys have found time to build a Chapter livestock trailer and filing cabinet to be used by the depart ment, We are planning a summer program, which includes an outing for s FFA members and a trip for LaVern and Bill Scott to Flagstaff on June for a week at the Leadership Conference. 1 1'1'g3'.H1t ' wytwxyy , , ' ,ry-U, 1 wg WL ',!- ,1'j'gQ'fT-5'7 .-5155791312--fu ffqw '15 ,, ,, 1 ' . xfvg gg':w'w1n'j Q 1' W. N.- V' -V , , - -- r z,....-,.14 ' 'Lf'-1'f ': 1 1 -' , .,,.,:,.:, ' ' 2 ',, ,'.,.- ,. ,, ' i.,,1f---15' : v - W r w l .:g3:.5,,.L., .v-I ,A Y: :Q f H ,. 4--. I . .A V , Y' .11-gg,-. ' 'i ,. ?'5'2 E, 1 ' - 4 V. .-W, 1, L , ...A J , ri 4' 'V U V , ,. f -1-32' . ,,x w I ,f w 1 ' 1 w 1 ..Y- ' xnmuenanliuw 'mmnsnmnmnunmzvrnzm M W CLUB Pl'8Sid8l'1t o o o o Ray GB.I'd!16I' Vice-President . . Lee Gardner Secretary-Treasurer Hardy Kirby qaonsor . . . Mr. Ken Pearson The W Club was organized at the first of this year with Coach Pearson as sponsor. The purpose of the club is to set up a standard for the awarding of' letters and to further the ideals of sportsmanship and athletics in the school. Members represent all boys in the high school who have earned a letter in either a major or minor sport and are passing in at least three of their subjects, The club chose to boost a month of shows to make money in order to buy each senior manber an emblem which would signify his importance in his favorite sport at school. Next year the club will sponsor a contest to find the represents itself and the school in the most sportsmanlice cup will be placed in the trophy case with the name of the engraved on it. This cup will be won each year by a class class that manner. A winning class of our school. Tlhe charter members of' the club are: Bernard Aguilar Bill Cook Ed Kuhn Joe Anaya Bill Ewing Gene Lewis Bill Belcher Lee Gardner Melvin Masilko Bob Bliss Ray Gardner Ernest Miller Shelby Byrd LaVern Isaacks Bill McA1eb Fred Carter Hardy Kirby Sonny Swanner Dick Thompson Juan Yanez Henry Takagi Jean Maddox, Marie Nicholson, Honorary Members G.A-A. President. . . . . Jean Maddox Vice-President . . . Marie Nicholson Secretary-Treasurer . Lessie Maye Stone Yell-Leader . . . . Constance Coleman Reporter . . . . . Ethel Vaughan Song-Leader . , . Lovell Brown Sponsor . . . Miss Margaret Pipes U This year under the direction of' Miss Pipes the girls formed an association in order to promulgate better sportsmanship among the girls and to set a standard for the awarding of points which would enable the girls to work toward school letters and awards. The G, A, A, had its first meeting in October, at which time it adopted the code and elected officers for the year, Points are received for playing in games, representing the school, and in class games. Any girl who earns fifty points receives a small gold pin. Anyone earning five hundred points will receive a school em- blem. In volleyball we played Pima, San Simon, Bowie, Pearce, and Tombstone, and out of the nine games won six. In basketball we met Pima, Safford, Gila College, and Bowie. On April 19 several of the girls attended the annual Play Day held at Douglas this year, They entered into several team sports and a postdro contest in which Jean Maddox won fifth place among all the schools represented, TW1KL1N6o This year's twirling squad consisted of' fourteen girls--Talitha Snith, Jerry Ratliff, Lovell Brown, Gloria Grosh, Velva Fraker, Ethel Vaughan, Colleen Snith, Agnes Myers, Lassie Mills, Maxine Powell, Emma Takagi, Victoria Avila, Erma Devaloz, and the drum majorette, Viola Tucker. Under the direction of Mr. Maynard we learned many new twirls. Our first appearance was at the Lordsburg-Willcox football game. We also performed at several basketball games, and March 26 we marched and twirled with the band at the 'Id Rodeo, Mr, Maynard took Viola and Victoria to a twirling clinic at Thatcher. They demonstrated the twirls that we had learned, about ten in all. At the Music Festival at Gila Junior College .April 19, Viola entered the twirling contest. She received a rating of excellent in the competition, For a costume the girls were red satin, full-sleeved blouses and short red pleated skirts with black hats and black cowboy boots. The drum majorotte's uniform was cut the some in white satin, Mr. Maynard and his twirlinigg unit deserve a round of' applause for they have added much color to our public appearances, EL VAQUEIAO This year our school paper, El Vaquero, has been ,very success- ful. 'Ihere has been no fregulor staff, but this has been no hindran since everyone is willing to contribute. Under the direction of Mrs. Barnett, El Vaquero has tried to cover all news of clubs, classes, end the different departments, ef well es other school activities, Each issue features e. story of some current happening in the school on the front page. The sneoper's column has proved most interesting to the studex and everyone looks for, something about himself' or his friends, 'Hr contributions from Ima Nutt have also been both surprising and amusing. The February patriotic issue and the April edition dedicated to the Seniors have been our most interesting ond outstanding pope 1 of the year, E1 Vequero owes much of its success to the mimeogrephing work 'ff of the commercial department, '1941 ROUNDUP--' Qi, Q L, Lxf t rf ,,,.-ff 5 ' M q 41 5:4 J .ith ' , 32: A235 9... in t - 5 ' O I I ' v figiifigffsigij95555575551553.55 '-rfg:!f:E5Q5fg:ff:4'g:::t551g:f:! 42 5 DK A M A- LIFE. BEGINS ATSIXTEEN Paul Hollis . . . Hardy Kirby George Gordon Gene Lewis Smokie Hollis . Jean Lane Theo Arbuckle Allan Ringnell Mrs. Hollis . . . Marie Nicholson Pidgie Miller Talitha Smith Mr. Hollis . . . Junior Ratliff Q Fattie Zimmer W. L, Cook Frannie Hollis . Jean Maddox Marjorie Hollis . Velva. Fraker Crandall Smythe . Dick Thompson Hildl c o e e M Daisie Jenkin Boots Bennett Elsie Taggart erle Graham Viola Tucker Vilena Tucker Gladys Powell As the play opens, Mrs. Hollis has just won a radio contest for naming a beauw soap and has been rewarded with a trip to Havana for herself and her husband. Paul utilizes their absence to exercise his temporary rights as head of the family. . First he decides that the Hollis Shoe Store shall undergo a moderniza-H tion campaign and that he will put on a sale with all the trimmings. lhen he turns his peculiar talents to the private life of his older sister, Marjorie. He has a hunch that her suitor, Qrandall Smythe, a young man of visible means, is really a racketeer and so he sets out to prove it and thus win favor in the eyes of everyone. To aid him in these nefarious schemes he enlists the aid of the Secret Seven, a society of sixteen-year-olds of which he is the president, and hilarious complications ensue. L. The Third Act is a ball given by the Secret Seven to celebrate their success. But alas! They have counted their chickens too soon: Instead of success their efforts have brought apparent disaster. he folks unexpected- ly return home just before the ball and further complicate Paul's plans. But everything turns out happily because of Pau1's efforts, and everybody thinks that Paul is a pretty swell fellow. lhe play was a huge success with a record crowd and the Seniors were very pleased with 'die outcome. We feel that we have established a high work in drama which offers a challenge to future class plays. The technical staff included Melvin Masilko in charge of the ticket sale, Ed Kuhn at the doorg Lassie Mays Stone, the make-up artistg Ernest Miller, technician baclcstageg Jean Lane in charge of the propertiesg and Mies Ahlgren director. f ,Huis play was written' by Hilda Manning and was presented by the Senior Class on Decenber 6, 1940, through special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Q BUTTON BUTTON Button . o a e e e e e e e e e e e e Ewing Mrs. Patience Boynton-Woodhouse . . . . Ethel Vaughan Mr. George Woodhouse e e e e e e e e M.8l1d9 4 e c e e e o e e e e e o a Bona 116811 Moyer 050310 e e e o 9 o e e c e L6tB mary e e e e A e O 0 0 Bob Bliss Rita. WSG!! e a e o e o e e 0 I Betty Lou Perkin-3 Phoebe Weed . . . . . Marlyn Rix Ed e e e e e e c LaVern 18880115 A1 e e e e 0 e e Charles Pl'6g9Y1Z3' On March 28, ihe Junior Class presented their play, Button! But- ton.! to a large crowd in the High School auditorium. 'Ihe story of this play is woven around a naive young man known as Button Alexander Woodhouse, whose socially prominent family consider him slightly unbalanced in a mental sort of way. lhe wor t that can be said of him is that he would raidxer be considered a useless eccentric than spend his young life in a mad quest for stocks end bonds, only to arrive at middle age wiih wealth, a bulging waist, and golf, He tries to limit his ambition to easy chairs, good food, and homely philosophyg but there are conflicting forces within and around him. Soon he is beset by wealthy women who try to force their hobbies upon his restful days. Then he runs aww from an antique collector, only to bump into a girl with some new variety of free verse, and evades his brother with a bag of golf clubs, only to fall into the hands of an amateur psychologist who needs him to experiment on. His only diversion from this madcap life is his association with the hired help of his brother's home. However, everything barns out in Button's favor, and he finally establishes himself in his own way and to his own wishes. All the parts in the play were ably played, and the production was one that is worthy of our sincere congratulations. lhe play was directed by Paul Holmes and Mr, and Mrs. Stauffer. LaVern Isaacks was stage manager, Bob Bliss sales managerg Donald Gilbert advertising managerg and Miss Pipes was in charge of decorat- ing the stage and azpervised costumes. E3' WMM H ROUNDUP -1 4 l + ., '4' sig ELPH' IV. Sfhaa- wi. 1 wif iw Q fm Q 0 ' 3 wig I a I J I rfxusxc-W 4 BAND Twenty-nine new members joined with twenty veterans tc form this year's band, which, we believe, has very efficiently and harmoniously represented Willcox High School. The band, under the able direction of Mr. Maynard, has made much progress this past year. Starting with simple exercises, for the benefit of beginners, the band improved very rapidly and won a rating of Superior in the Class B Division of the Gila Music Festival. Besides a sterling performance at contest, the band has played for several social functions in this communityy Among these was a spring concert held in the High School Auditorium, April zz, to help raise money to send several of the band members to National at Fresno, California. ' A Ten cf the band members were among .the students of Arizona who were chosen to make up the first Arizona All-State Band. This band, under the direction of Dr. Bainum of Northwestern University, re- presented bands from many of the leading high schools of the state. It presented a concert which was broadcast over' the Arizona Network on Decanber 14, after two days of strenuous rehearsals. We can in- deed be proud of' our band members who were chosen to go. Several members of the band went to Tucson on Ilarch 29 to participate in the Tucson Music Festival. Although no ratings were given as this was not a contest, everyone made e. fine showing. Eight valuable members of the band will graduate this springg but with the excellent material that is left, next year's band should be wcrthy of a listener's time, Clarinets 51015 lhomp son Marie Nicholson Connie Coleman Helen Hailey Peggy Williamson Leta Braley Claudine Gardner Carol Bliss Betty Faye Byrd Dottie Jo Smith Thelma Atwood Lassie Mills Chirtiss Riggs BAND P ERSONTTEL Baritone Sax Bona :lean lioyer Horns Merle Graham Janice Williamson Estelle Seney Shelby Byrd Baritone Horn Herbert Eil-:enberry Tiny Hurtado Trombones 'Fi'l'l 'E'?ing Lynn Kirby Don 'Ihomp son Bill Holten Basses Faul Williamson Ben Chambers Snare Drums Fo5erta Harris Ethel Vaughan Phyllis Ewing Cornets Maxine Powell Iickefy Kane -Tara? Kirby i Bob Bliss Bass Drum Alto Sax hone Sonny Higgins Maye stone 1 c e Lynn Camp Ma ry Journey Tim Page Mary Bloodworth Fred Carter Joyce Williamson Cymbals Ruth Reed Jackie Bennett WiT5'5'rt Gardenhire Homer Byrd Tenor Sax hone Max Campbell Bells Triangle, Etc, i OOC E ise 0 e' i ' A CA PELLA CHOI Ik Twenty-five singers, chosen by Mr. Maynard, make up the A Capella Choir. This group, meeting twice a week, has mastered quite a. group of songs, and has presented them at times to appreciative audiences. Representing our school in the Gila Music Festival, the A Capella Choir earned a fir st division rating of Superior. In addition to a splendid performance at contest, the choir has sung in concerts in Willcox and at church where this type of music shows its best qualities., The choir will lose seven of its members through graduation this sparing? E-opranos 'Lovell Brown Teggy Tfilliamson Iiarie Nicholson Viola Tucker Ruth Reed Helen Hailey Gloria Grosh .A CAPDLLA CHOIR PERSONNEL Altos Constance Coleman Bob Bliss Alaire Browning Mary Bloodworth Elise Cole Bona Jean Moyer Betty Faye Byrd Tenors Basses Bill Ewing Phil Carter Hardy Kirby Herbert Eikenberry Bill Cook Lynn Kirby Tiny Hurtado Tim P age Dick Thomp son Curtiss Riggs Wilbert Gardenhire GIRLS GLEE CLUB Combining a group of new students with twelve members of' last year's glee club, Mr. Maynard has produced a group that we believe is worthy of recognitionj This group has made public appearances during the year and has pleased the residents of this community on many occasions, It also sang at the Baccalaureatte Service. The girls glee club did a fine job of representing us at contest and earned a rating of Excellent. The chorus was specially praised by the contest judges for their interpretation of their chosen number. Three members of the group---Marie, Beggy, Connie--make up the girls' trio, which has appeared at many public functions during the past year. The girls glee club will :lose nine of its members by graduation. Fir st Soprano S h Lovell Brown P eggy Williamson Viola Tucker Vilena Tucker Phyllis Ewing Dottie Jo Smith Estelle Seney Ru th Simmon s Virginia Kennedy PERSONNEL Second Soprano s Marie Nicholson Margaret Kimzey Roberta Harris Maxine Powell Gloria Grosh Betty Faye Byrd Merle Graham Ruth Reed ,Altos Constance Coleman Alaire Browning Bona J aan Moyer Mary Bloodworth Betty Boyd Lessie Mae Stone Mary Jurney Elise Cole Dorothy Kennedy Vi ctor ia Avila Lydia Ramirez Helen Hailey T ...Q-in M411 Q Thelma Atwood Bonni e Sever in SOLOS AND SVIALL ENSEMBLES Specially talented members of the band, the glee clubs, and the a capella choir were chosen during the year for work as solo- ists or for smaller ensembles. Some of these are listed heres Soprano Solos-Lovell Brown--Good rating Contralto Solo--Constance Coleman--Excellent rating -'Tenor Solo--Phil Carter--Excellent rating 'Baritone Solo--Hardy Kirby--Superior rating Bass Solo--Bill Ewing--Excellent rating Trumpet Solo--Bob Bliss--Excellent rating Trombone Solo--Lynn Kirby--Good rating Clarinet Solo--Dick Thomp son--Excellent rating Alto Sax Solo--Bill McA1eb--'Good rating Tenor Sax Solo--Bill Cook--Good rating Baritone Horn Solo--Herbert Eikenberry--Excellent rating 1Violin Solo--Herbert Eikenberry--Sup erior rating '5Brass Qaartet--Bob, Hardy, Lynn, and Bill--Excellent rating vMale Quartet--Phil, Hardy, Bob, and Bill--Excellent rating Mixed Qzartet--Peggy, Connie, Phil, and Bill--,Excellent rating Sax Qaartet--Bill, Timmy, Bill, Bona. Jean--Good rating Clarinet Trio--Marie, Connie, and Pegg--Good rating Girls' Trio--Marie, Connie, and Peggy--Excellent ra ing 'Participated in the National Music Contest NATIONAL MUSIC CONTEST This year, for the first time, five members of the music de- partment of the school went to Fresno, California, to partinipate in the National Music Contest. - These members are Phil Carter, Bob Bliss, Hardy Kirby, Lynn Kirby, and Bill Ewing. The boys made up the Male and Brass Quartets and Bob, Phil, and Hardy were soloists. These students really did themselves proud at the contest and brought nation-wide recognition to Willcox. Orchids to you, boysi Vw? W W wffw fy ,W 5MfQiZf 19191 ISN NDUS' -'--'-A f O .A 'lj 5 HI I Q NLD 1,.,:,H,:sfI?'T:S XV A 71, J I X as 59 4' 50 WH' my 3 33 4 R591 19 M' 2 LL' LV as Mao D XX p 1 . X, A in do Q00 GN Q 'D 4'4'Qf 59 QW i gi T. sv- Q XXX 54 -' C252 Gm- fir b nl UQ? X 'Ai 'MZ' ma C3 O-Q' YN x Q is 547719 f N' 3 - 7 Q9 WWE M fHfGf',L, EQ X il N , cf ' aff' v . 1 ,Q 0 ko M Qi? ' fpl fig,-E S Bm Ufwu, ,833 C90 , ' the Q1 1 5 6,0 Q if Q qv ff!-ffyff 194. A ova' 344' ov 'X . HHN D 30 P of QF' T 1 XA Q49 fi H 'S ' xx 0 9 f - 2 ffm , QX ' YW' 22 Q9 .,.. . YP Mpgjyf KV MH 5 we CY?1V7'E-S75 F MIL, . Riff t L DM NX Q V2.9 V X 'rf W fx 1 fx' x.,.f' Lili .LX C A LE N .ELQX Ii SEPT RMB ER 2. School started with J ' .. W9 158 students corralled. 45 7 2, 7' 3 I . iz, I J: ' 'sbs 1 ' ,HJ 4f.Mf1 JN I la. Sophomores start the Frosh 5 o 0 ' if 'n initiation. ' A Jia:-3 if ' Teachers had a picnic. Zzgf 13. Freshmen initiation in the gynm and afterwards a school party at the Women' s Club. 4 -53 lu. wiiicox students attended the 4 6,9 dedication of the new :'d : jQEfAffS?'X ia-2-1i'35:1:'EP Bowie Gymn. if I i 17. Student Honor Court established. 8 fl: lthi N., Students agree -to obey code. 20. First football game. Cowboys 6? are ridden by the Pumas by a. l . kg 4 ,,,,,,,'d4-. score of' 214-6. IHAAIL1 26. F. F. A. initiation--greenies get it in the end. 1 27. Football Rally. Plenty of pep! gr? .,, KN ', F5 'S5' 5 ,, f?f:.,:i . F' -2- --f 28. Tombstone beats Willcox. 19-lli. f -H, Shame 2 Sname 1 'Q I vi Q is E .. .. -: Ns it . -Inniu My , rw. ' mf W Www W WW W OCTOBER ax 'Tig 4. Douglas Bulldogs whip Cczrbcys, 2C--O. N-A , Puss guts konkod. Q U! 11. Clifton lucky to cdgc out o. 7-O 1 victory ovcr TI il lc ox. ' 12. F. F. I.. and H0110 EC. Dopartznont m X VVNAL54- put on u very successful fair. 18. iiillccnc finally breaks into tho -5 . eff' 4 --'-' 'T f X winning oollnm and whips Lordsburg .qw ... Score 7-6. Party afterward. Somc fun! 26. Tucson cog-gas from bohind fb 4 to dofcat Willcox, 30-14. , , x ' ,fxk ll K !! !!lWff'l!f!fff1 -9 If Cook and Kuhn got lcoolccli IQ Q5 210. Noon dnnccs startcd agguin in M' K FD tho auditorium. NX ,Q ,c 3 1 Kip Qi -9:41 ff - ' Novcribcr 1. Tornbstonc wins hard- fought 42:7 ' - l'.'r,,.Qfi ' battle. scorc 13-6. 1 LAAAM 5. Soniors and faculty cloot llaric as D. I.. R. contcstazvlz from Yiillcox. ,, E.. 8-9. Toachcrs brccl: loosc md run to Q3 . i ' 'Tucson for Toachcrs' Instituto. L - A Homo Ec girls hold convontion. 11. ,Armistice Dvy--smother day Qff. lf OVEN B ER ' ILS. Pima and Willcox battle to a , rv as-6 tie. - - hi ! f l lXl4xlAvs4A4,A VAX, 18. Football banquet. Cowboys Q v bulldog turkey. B? I ,,: .'.,f I 21. Tha nlcsgiving vacation. 29. First basketball game. XQNX 4 P Pima vs. Tlillcozc. h V' H-M Covfooys win 18-17. 1.1 ' n ' ' xx DECEMBER Q es. senior play, LIFE BEGINS AT ,4 J ' if SIXTEEN. Capacity houseg success . JJ President Lia silko goes to Yuma for Student Body Officers' 'I Convention. 15-14. All-state band in Tucson. 'V T, Ten mexfoers representatives 4,6 UMALLW 1--l U . of Tiillcox. All agree Q. NT! LD Cf' ,zfqii Director Bainum is a ' X ix 1 , ' ...nl A A -F'YTi21 A L, ' i real follow. ag gt .. A Hume: Bn 91- 1 .1 . rg H. Q H' fl fij gggsigggfg: .., ,I Nl ,I 7 -.H fx ',, ,,,, 'I' .5222 'ffffizzfff 'P .1 zo. cm-isims vacation begins. ',. ,! 'gf Students prepare to welcome if f ,Ly Santa Claus. , J-...A gi .- if Q Y I ,W . -M , , - -1 ' - -1 , r . 1 ff 1 Y , . - 1 ' ff! V. .2 ', J ,. 'f V- ,, ls- ' 1, ', ,if i. IN, ' 'A 'c,.' Av 4 r .. w ' x 1,3 L , pu f:,.j.. -V12 'Y 1 Sr ww ' , 'x.mmmx:nmmmmwu1muw.w.Kf:f.Ln...m.nr.s:mu,mrzmnes-vzrsxuusoumuuuam,asmzxrg-:bananas-.munwmqu-u-A ,M mm wmrmauq, nv JANUARY 4. New Years Party at the imnwn's Club for Students and alumni. And a good time 'was had by all. 6. W5 X . , J' 4 , .,,.,gg:jF ' C453 nw, ' --sf? 'V 3315. .f:'i, TE- -.. fpgnf' '.:.,'E -L1 g.'f,',1 - I ffixfre-'es M Back to school. Darnit, why cou1dn't that vacation have been longer. ll. W illcox defeats A. S. D. in , 'q Tucson. W illcox 20--A. S , ff 14. Students choose candidates for .yi . jzaq ' Q Gcntian Carnival Qpocn. Those 74. , 5 , , ,Q ,igrh cnoscn ---- Joan, Marlo, Volvo, ' Alairo, Ethel, Constance, , - x Q ga, my Gloria, and Lovoll. ,ss 15. Bowie broaks record of long- standing by dofcating Jillcok. Bowic 29---lhllcox 25. Tsk! Tski . In ld. Bisboo odgos out Cowboys. ff L? . ETS? B1SbOC 40---Zfillcox ss. cl 24. Bunson dofouts Willcox by of 48 to 25. a score ,,-.X 0 St. David takes Cowboys in tow. St. David 41---Willcox 23. !?3 29 Willcox and San Simon break all non-scoring rcoords. Villcox 2 San Simon O, 51. 7. 14. 19. Douglas defeats Willcox by a score of 60 to 25. Too bad., -nf ' . f: Douglas takes Willcox in tow. Douglas 55, Willcox 20. 522' ff? f',:,yff,c Qc Q, Q Il.,,f'- . 5 W ' f N ia x 3 I' t 1 V 1 .l'.5.'IlLL......-.4f? Bobcats scratch Cowboys. Benson 59, Willcox 5. , f N--ffifffx My The Great Virgil succeeds in mystifying everyone, for the ba.nd's benefit. a 1 4,3 ig, fiiqijiesf, An,-MT FEBRUARY 1. Gentian Carnival. Joan Maddox Queen, Velve. and Connie attendants. 'Jillcox defeats A. S. D. 43-17 F351 . 5 .5 .-A wi I '- - 'jifylkilxv of 5 A A XJ rr 'QP . 8. Cowboys defeat Tombstone Yellow- jackets in overtime period, 40- 35. .4-4 A' I: f, ,..' 2 ?6' - .-ff .fs--' C-.:.z Ax' 15. Mnual FFA Horse Show and dance, Velva. crowned queen, Alaire and Jean attendants. QBisboe defeats Willcox 45-21. 1 X. e sr! fi: ' ZW 'Fo .1 Y. ' nf? 'wb I RL.. H,---'K 'W NWI-' af' gf!! 'W' T WW '-fy i ' Y ' ' , , . - ' ..y',,, i w .. . N n , x f K , . . L H- , , -j .,,. '- ' ' . v ,Mu If , mx ,fm ',.. M-'M .Y ',l --V .-Q' T, W, Q, Wm. Em .J i , VZ . . N J : V V . - 9 . AJ, - ,W ' . A W ' 4 ' ,u , Q' A wmv, .: uk w WE . ,, - L :j,,:f' m5 ' , , .' .11 A ,M wwf Q mu-,H-.....um.w.m .- l,1.,w.1a1.e'iL, V: 1331.45-,:.m.rsYe,v zm1M?ifW.z f,kmw.,1mf- Y .fm-A-. r,, QU ,L ,1 ,.. -1.4 ...,. , , ww M w sm ,, 4 H A --. -31 V M ,,,,, ,, ,.-, 7, 1. W, X .X ,. v,v,,,f, ,ww wir. M4 W -' - ,Q , . -X' W V L, ,,,,'.1,i,R1!.j+n -. ,, S'X.,,,. 20, 21, 22 - Willcox journeys to Dou gl e. s to comp ete in District Basket- ball Tournament 26, Seniors win inter-class M J , :lib basketball for third '15-it in I straight -- get trophy. MARCH p X, :,N ,5 10. LaVern chosen for FFA Miz . va ,e-X 1' f 'Q'-f LKX eekin ' contest - ,f , pf, X .Bl -ig Sp is ' .v if 1' f :gig Q jx Gene Carp er and A, D. 'wr . .- l Aa , I 1' 'cf' LS , .'.. M , xg - 'Expt' '..' 5 W Browning also compete 14. First b:1seba.ll game of season: Saint David 9 Xi ' Q -i x 1 3 Willcox 8. p N T -l as ' , 22, Tombstone defeats ' ' . Willcox 9 to 6. Q G ,f-neg, l ' 28. Juniors present Class :- sl P l ay . Button , Bu tton , f . Big success! ., ST' 5 71 Willcox defeats St, David 4 A 1- Q 14-2. lgvf 517 ---S 29. Track men compete in 4 ....-, : ' - '.,,.:! ...fu , 'Iuosen relays. 429.-.- ' - f ,Q , 29. Willcox represented in 6, .:s5lgf,f -'D Tucson Music Festival. I-' -fig ' Lf 2-5 .-fl 7 -, ,Q- : 5 hs. I. 5 'u ,- 4 4 APRIL SN ITT. :F I Vx x 2. Seniors des at the ranks fa- - LG' the annual Senior Ditch Day. y ff' ,-.q:- --fv- keav eng: L ee. Zq.. Willcox trounoes ' .AQ Fr if Tombstone 'Z to 2 Q If If xff Xljfyjbf . X 1 X X 5. Willcox is represented at 5 'ff 1212 S e 'Q the Bm son Invatabional Track .. , 1 and Field Meet. .i.l!., 11. Student Body leaves the ,Ma 0.613 school for the annual . ef-gi, ' . 4 .1-.Q -f4f:fT'i'f i E,:i'3f 'l Spring Picnic. ' X A s'f4::i-:gf '7 .vga I 51 17. Cowboys skin Bobcats. -1 jk'-lbx? las W, +2 Willcox 5, Benson 3. xr.-H!?Lyb,,f..ilT. 18-19. '-iusio students go to W f,'34'g,,.- 3351.99 M4552 Thatcher for Gila Music Festival. .s -f- -I-1-4' gtegm 22. Methodist Ladies' Aid 'F ', i entertains Seniors at a N 4 1 I JN dinner. 23. llusic department pmsents wi-3? Spring Music Concert. f if 2:x,,..f' , M WW vjyy S ,f'XaGff C' Elnwdx -.IW Qqgf- ,LNj4iJ .fx --4. 'Q' c l .Nw ' ,Q f- 'Wu' xfa 25. Willcox Track Team goes to District Track and Field Meet. 'X fpgwfi2.J 6. Juniors are hosts to ..!.'f,3 ', 'VIN .'l-'-Vi-l.',i:Q 'V 3 the Seniors at annual Prom and Banquet. Thanks for a ,Pr - swell time, Juniors! i c ,,. 21.55 ,.. 'ff 55' f. .NN G ff x- ' 29. Girls' Softball Team Trounces Pearce. ' Iillcox 22, Pearce 2. MAY 3. Willcox goes to State Q10 K :SDP-.:.1'.T- Tennis and Track f ' .L If . 5 Me s. N.. i ls .11-F 9-10. Phil, Hardy, Bob, NA' 'QAM ' Lynn, and Bill accompany iv. 5 Mr. Maynard to the h-WFS' National Music contest 4QU at Fresno, California. Nice goin' , fellas! .f-rx 15. Seniors are guests of fQil'fN the Rotarians at annual Rotarian Senior Dey . , 'X x of xref, 18. Baccalaureate. wx. L jf., 1'- 1 L-N rW,, Reverend Shackelford f ! 1 MXXXX addresses Seniors. a . lf X I! :- X xx I x 21. Eighth grade wi? . 3 . i U -' e AIA' 1: . . 1'-' .,,,. -ff 1 .'.:f '5g, If-I' 1---' -,sf fQ,-..-h,- --' Commencement. Dr. Garretson from the University of Arizona presents Commencement Address. 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'While looking over some Freshman test papers I found the following recipe for flunks: Take eighteen weeks' bluff, Stir in several absencesg Combine with plenty of inattentiong Flavor well with moonlight auto ridesg Add plenty of' dates: Bake with a teacherfs hot temper and Serve cold with disappointment At the end of the semester. Well, I must say, observed Mr. Eikenberry, that our Freshmen are rather bright. Just last Tuesday I made the statement that ammonia in the eyes makes than snort, and Lovell Brovm looked at me with a twinkle in her eye and said, 'I need some in my brain. ' I must say, put in Coach, that I have found a new definition, given by none other than Junior Don T. 'What is the definition of a straight line'!' I asked. 'One that doesn't have a bend in it' came back Thompson, after no end of mental effort. Joe Anaya puzzles me, put in Mr. Stauffer. He wants to know if Robert Burns is related to Side Burns. 'I've composed a little maxim after eight months of grading snap test papers, says Mr. Jordan. OBVIOUSLY it applies: ln promulgating your esoteric cegitations or articulating your superficial sentimentalities beware ef platitudincus ponderosity, eschew all conglomerations of flahxlent garrulity, suggestive or apparent. IN OTHER WORDS, speak plainly, clearly and briefly. Don't put on airs. Say what you mean and mean what you say. And DON'T use big words. Here Miss Pipes offered a health-giving recipe which T. Snith is said to have heard over the radio. It goes: Hands on hips, place one cup of flour on shoulder. Raise knee, depress toes and wash tho- roughly in one cup of milk. Add flour, count raises, lower left foot, and mash two hard-boiled eggs through a sieve, repeat six to ten times. Roll up into the size of a marble. Inhale one-half teaspooniul of salt, one level teaspoonful of baking powder, one cup' of flourg then, breathing naturally, exhale and sift, Steam for thirty minutes, remove, put in the refrigerator and serve frozen. Mrs. Barnett contributed her bits Last week I attended a Gentian meeting. lhe subject of beauty came up. I said Q,-just for fun and to see how the girls would reactj that I thought all good-looking girls were con- ceited. Velva F. exclaimed, 'Why, Mrs. Barnett! I am not at all conceit- ed!' I regretted that I had caused her embarrassment. Mr. Maynard, who had been waiting rather impatiently for an opportun- ity to make his speech, now stated that he had a new addition to his sto: of knowledge: I was helping Marie N. write a theme in study hall. Here is the definition of a grazmnatical kiss that she gave meg 'A kiss is alw a pronoun because she stands for it. It is masculine and feminine gender mixed, therefore common. It is a conjunction because it connects. It is an interjectiong at least it sounds like one. It is plural because one always calls for another. It is singular in that there is nothing else like it. It is usually in apposition with a caressg at any rate, it is sure to follow. A kiss can be conjugated, but never declined. It is a preposition because it governs an objective case. It is not an adjective for it cannot be compared. It is, however, a phrase that expresses feel- ingo ' n If you don't like these jokes, And their dryness makes you groan, You should stroll about occasionally And make some of your own, recited liiss Ahlgren, as she awakened Mr. Eikenberry to tell him it was time to adjourn. lfiklk Bill: Are you a back seat driver? Connie: Indeed I'm not. Ifll sit right where I can grab the wheel if you don't do what I tell you. Allan: I've sort of a feeling I've danced with you before somewhere. ' Talithas So have I. The pressure of your foot seems familiar. A. D. 'liay I have this dance? . 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