Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Pago Twenty-zlx EL VAQUERO • Alum n l 1914 Cora Creswell (Mrs. H. Kahl) 1915 Iva Cassin (Mrs. C. A. Rofinot) 1916 Ella Dadey (Mrs. W. Wyrlek) Marguerite Drumm (Mrs. A Schuster) Leona Shipley William Wright May Proctor (Mrs. T. Ingledew) Leila Sutton (Mrs. R. Canagte) Winifred Waite (Mrs. Asa Porter) Agnes Ward (Mrs. M. Janeway) Pauline Wcods Ellen Ward Frances Parks 1917 Charles McCauley Marguerite Wvrlck Lillian Tully (Mrs. Jasven) Ray Sutherland Alva StOgmefr Lorenzo Rubi Adolph Weber Walter Creswell Parker Pingrey Charles Murphy.. Charles Johns Hays La Prade. Marlon Nelson Edith Cole Lloyd Parks Winslow. Arizona

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E L V A (j U E R O Page Twenty-five FRESHMAN INITIATION. On the evening of Sept. 26. 1924. iho faculty, seniors and Juniors witnessed the in'tiation of the newcomers to the Winslow High School. The freshman class, coached by the sophomore . afforded plenty of amusement to the audience. The freshlcs were downhearted at first, but they decided to be good sports, and put on u good entertainment. After the Initiation delightful refreshments were served. Wc congratulate the sophomores on their cleverness. HOSTS TO BOOED TALLEY On Nov. 1, 1924, the Winslow football boys were hosts to the Round Valley team after the football game. The dance was given at Washington School. It was nn opportunity to become better acquainted with the visiting team, and the event was enjoyed Society By LAUREL BLY by all present. The music was furnished by Charles Good hall's Harmony Boys. KLAOSTAFF ENTERTAINED One of the first dances of the school term was given in honor of the Flagstaff High School basket hall team, following the basket ball game on Dec. 20. 1924. The dance was attended by a large number of Flagstaff High School students. The music was furnished by Evelyn Proctor. Charles Good ha 11 and Murlc Hohn. men school picnic On Friday. April 3. 1925, the high school mob and the good sports of the faculty assembled for the annual high school picnic. One thing, they did all start together, even If they did get tired of each other u little later on in the trip . The place that had been decided on was Sunset Pass, but most all of the crowd seemed .o suit themselves, so part of them chose the enchanting Clear Creek Canyon, while the gang with the lunch went to Hart Springs. About noon the people at Clear Creek Canyon began to realize they didn't have any lunch, so after having a most wonderful time, they started on a tour of the mountains. Well, they did see some good-looking scenery, but scen-ory isn’t very filling when one is hungry. They found the other cars and the lunch — what was left — about sundown and then, as everyone had lost his sense of humor—nobody could understand why—all started home. Everyone had a swell time, even if some of them did lose a few pounds—-due to starvation, of course. We extend our sympathy to the ones who had eight flat tires and we wish them better luck next time.

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EL VAQUERO Pago Twenty-seven 1918 Charles Ward 1919 John Nelson .Winslow. Arizona Claude Phillips Mary Zeimor .... ..........Winslow, Arizona ........ Winslow. Arizona 1920 Mildred Murphy (Mrs. W. Ford) Fay Hurt Los Angeles. California 1921 Marvel Penrod Ewart Day...................................... Egbert Bostwlck Jessie Hitchcock................. ............. Alice Fenton (Mrs. H. Kcmmis) ..... Ilazel Armstrong (married)..................... I.sabollo Coe...-. Lorenzo Oarduno........... ............. ....... Bernardino Creswell (Mrs. E. Jackson).......... Stella Nelson................... „............. Jessie Baker...... ............................ Ralph Miller......-.............. Irene Boatwick (Mrs. Anderson) Winslow. Arizona ......Winslow. Arizona I»s Angeles. California .........Winslow. Arizona Winslow. Arizona ..-....Belen. New Mexico ....... Winslow. Arizona .....-...Winslow, Arizona ... ..Clarkdale. Arizona .San Francisco. California ...........Tempe. Arizona —.......Winslow. Arizona .........Winslow. Arizona