Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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EL VAQUBRO Page Nine JERVIS HOUCK PRANK BROWN Dramatics Basket Ball. '25 Senior and Junior Glee Club, '25 Play. '24 Baseball. 25 Senior and Junior FRED CHASE ROBERT EVANS EDWARD PETER- Football. '25 Football. '21 23. SON Baseball. '22.'23.'24.’25 ’24. ’25 Dramatics, '24. '25 Basket Ball, '23 24 25 Capt. Football. Annual Staff. ’25 Capt. B. B.. '25 ’25 Play. '25 Football. ’25 Vico Pres., '24 Annual Staff. '24. '25 Dramatics. '24. '25 Track. ’21. ’22. Minstrel Show. '23. ’24 '23. 24 HI Pep, '24 Minstrel. ’23 Orchestra '22 23 24 21. Hi Pep. ’24 Glee Club. '25 FRED BREMKE Band. '24. '25 Hi Pep. '24 Orchestra. ’25 HELEN FUSSELL Basket Ball, ’24 Glee Club. '24. '25 Minstrel Show. ’24 Annual Staff. '25

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Page Eight EL V A QUERO ETHEL JONES Dramatics. '24 Dice Club. '25 Orchestra. '25 WILLIAM LANCASTER Baseball. '22. '22 Dramatics. ’24. '25 Athletic Mur.. '24 Hi Pep, '24 Annual Staff. '20 Salutatorlan ELLA fJARnrxt RONALD ROBIN SON Baseball. '23. '24. Hi Pep. '24 Orchestra. '24, '26 Band. 22. 24. '25 Football. '2f Minstrel Shov. . '23 BERTHA JUMP Glee Club. '22 Basket ball. '23. '2.r» Class Sec.. '22. '23 LAUREL BLY Glee Club, '22. '25 Annual Staff. '22. '25 Dramatics. ’22. '25 CORINNE WARD Glee Club, '23. '24 Annual Staff. '24 Hi Pep. 24 Debating Team. ‘23 OREN DARE Football. '25 Minstrel Show. '24 Hi Pep. '24 I.OIS GARN ER Dramatics. 24. '25 Glee Chib. ’23 Valedictorian I8ABELL DOWNEY Glee Club. ‘25 Dramatics. '24

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Pago Ten EL VAQUERO Senior Class By OPAL McHOOD In all probability a more self-important class of students never entered Winslow High School. Our first year we roamed the halls in freshlo blis:; and were not much bothered by the very sophisticated sophomores, who were, of course, supposed to stare u out of our growth. Then we in turn gained the position to lord it over the poor unfortunates. Hut we hope that during the four years which we have been together we have achieved the spirit of goodfellowshlp. Our class was one of the largest ones ever enrolled in Winslow High School. We have always been well represented in athletics, dramatics and music, and have taken an active part In all school functions. In tho fall of 1922, fifty-four fresh men constituted our class. Out of that large number twenty-six are graduating. We regret that wo have lost some of our members In the last four years, but we hope that they are approaching the same goal In some other school. We opine, us every loyal class, that ours Is the greatest to graduate from our school. The difficulties we have overcome, as well as the pleasures we have participated In. together hav-molded around us affectionate bonds that we reluctantly sever as we take our leave to parts unknown. It will be with a pleusunt memory that we look back over our four years at Winslow High and we sincerely hope that the name we leave will be hold In honored memory. Class Will cf ’25 Wo. the class of 1926. the last class of our kind, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and consid erlng tho independability of Kismet and being desirous of settling our worldly affairs whilo we have strength and capacity to do so. do make, publish and declare this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills we have made First: It Is our desire that our same teachers contlnuo to dispense the mystic charms of knowledge. Second: Lois Gurver wills her lur for dancing to Mary Dudziak. Third: Corlnne Ward very reluc tantly wills her own darling Hilly to Maggie Hayes. Fourth: Ronald Robinson gives and bequeaths to Hubert McHood hi way with women Fifth: Opal McHood wills her ability of stepping on the keys to Inez Roger. Inez will be required to haw some one accompany her. a she can not be trusted alone. Sixth: “Spud Proctor tearfully wills her Ponjo’.a haircut to Mary Dudziak. Seventh: Fred Chase tearfully wills his sunshine circles to Fat Stanley. Eight: To Norma Camp we all will our Senior dignity and worldly knowledge. Ninth: William Lancaster gives and bequeaths Emogino Pullins and Virginia Kelly to John Neal. Tenth: laurel Bly willingly be- queaths her gum to Norma Harris. Eleventh: Bertha wills her Jump to Chase. Twelfth: Murle Hohn wills to Ralph Day Ills running stride. Thriteenth: Glenn Evans wills hl oratorical voice to Bill Murphy. Fourteenth: Anna I eonnrd gladly wills her lovely alto voice to In.t Bender. Fifteenth: Carl Cabn reluctantly wills his black hair to he added to Charles McBride's. Sixteenth: Helen Fusscll tearfully wills her Well, at any rule t«. Norma's I don't know. Seventeenth: Myrtle Kelly wills her voice to Adelaide Martin. And. last, but not least, we will our ability to have a Senior Ditch Day to the Juniors. We do appoint Arnold sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, this 15th day of May. In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five. Class Prophecy By MARY DUDZIAK It was on a sunny day In June last summer that I stepped off the train at Winslow. Arizona, in order to pay a visit to the quiet little town which I had not seen since my high school days. You may Imagine my surprise when, expoctlng to find the quiet little town of my school days. 1 found a busy, bustling city grown to about ten times the size that It used to be when I had last seen It. I was walking along the sidewalk, gazing at the tall buildings, when a beautifully gowned lady stepped up to me and greeted me by name. 1 stopped In wonderment. Who could it be? It seemed that I had seen he.-before, but—why. It was Evelyn Proctor! This indeed was a surprise. Evelyn welcomed me graciously to Winslow. Wc talked over the old times for a while and then she suggested that I come over to her hom • on Kinsley Boulevard for dinner that evening, where I would be able to re-new several of my olo acquaintances. 1 accepted with pleasure. It certainly was a pleasant evening. I had the pleasure of renewing my acquaintance with Mr. Bill Woods, head of a flourishing shoe string factory located In Winslow. He informed me that he was establishing branen offices at three other towns. I had scarcely gotten over this surprise when Mr . Scharr. formerly Anna Leonard. Informed me that she was sorry her husband wasn't there, as he was suddenly called away on business In connection with the Winslow Street Railway, of which he was manager. I could scarcely recognize the distinguished looking gentleman to the right of Mrs. Schanr. It was Mr. Glenn Evans. He had been elected as representative to congress, and had Just arrived at Winslow day before yesterday, when that body adjourned for a few days. We talked over tho old times together, and I inquired about several of my former friends who were not in Winslow. 1 was informed that Mr. Chase lived with his wife and four children on a beautiful little farm near Milwaukee. I found out that (iron Oare was likely to become a second Edison. If he ever Invented anything. At present he was experimenting at his laboratory In Portland. Ore. Opal McHood had gon-Into the movies, and was rapidly climbing the ladder to stardom. After nil tills surprising news. I was taken to tho Winslow Cosmopolitan Opera House, where I had another surprise. There on the stage were Doris Henderson and Myrtle Kelley, the famous sopranos. I was delighted both to hear and see them 1 had no Idea that they were in operu. On my way East again. I got acquainted with the conductor, who was Jervis Houck, but our pleasant chat