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Page Twenty-eight EL VAQUERO 1922 Minnie Miller (Mrs. Nellon)...,........... ........................................Tucson. Arizona Byron Shields......................... . Ship Rock, New Mexico Winslow. Arizona Ulone McCoy (Mrs. F. Woods) Arils Miller Arthur Schaar .Winslow. Arizona Verla Oare.......... ........................................ Tucson, Arizona Sidney Moore... ........ ,...,................................. Winslow. Arizona 1923 Kathryn Bauer ............................................... Winslow. Mabel Kelly (Mrs. L. Feagins)........... ......,.....„..... .....Winslow, Bernice Pillnbury (Mrs. F. Slegmund)............................. Winslow. Robert Leonard...........„.................................... Winslow. Dan Hitchcock................................... ... ...........Winslow. Herman Thornton................................................. Winslow. Archie Garduno................................................ Winslow, Noel Caldwell................................................... Winslow. Stanard Nesting............................................ Winslow. Marvin Young..................................................... Winslow, Joe Babcock . ....... ............................................Winslow. Melvin Rushing................................................. Winslow. Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona 1924 Eunice Grim.......................... lx retta Bauer........... Chester Smith........................ Winfred Hensley...,.......... Dorothy Brooks........................ Mary Babcock...,...................... Alices Gallegos.......... ........... Lillian Arnold... John Clark........................... Vincente Gallegos.................... Esther Williams.................. Robert Evans......................... Louis Chacon......................... John Chavez...... ................... Bernetta Williams.................... Genevieve Pearson...................... Evelyn Garvor........................ Janetta La Prade..................... ................... Deceased ...........Winslow, Arizona I', of A., Tucson. Arizona .............Winslow. Arizona .............. Tempe, Arizona ............ Winslow, Arizona ..... Winslow. Arizona ...-........ Winslow, Arizona .........Flagstaff. Arizona ...........Winslow. Arizona ........... Winslow, Arizona ............ Winslow. Arizona ....-........Winslow, Arlzonn ............ Phoenix, Arizona ------------ Winslow, Arizona .............Winslow. Arizona ------- Grand Canyon, Arlzonn —............Winslow. Arizona
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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
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EL VAQUERO Page Twenty-nine = =» ( ALKNI)A1( = » = By EDWARD PETERSON SEPTEMBER 1. El primera ilia do la cscuela—ICaramba! 5. Class day. Class officers elected. 8. Call fur football. Largo response and good material 12. Spelling match. Three cheers for Mary! 19. Junior Class demonstrates Its talent. 26. A day the Freshles will never forget. OCTOBER. 4. First big football game of the season. Who said we couldn't beat Prescott? 12. We’re fortunate that Columbus came our way 43s. years ago. 17. Program concerning Presidential election. 22. Fine Illustrated lecture given by Dr. Funsctt of the University of Arizona. 24. Commemorate Teddy’s birthday. 25. Another spirited game. Ask Jerome. 31. Black cats, pumpkins, spooks and pranks. NOVEMBER 1. Round Valley wins football game by narrow margin Hard luck remedied by enjoyable dance. 11. German allies surrendered six years ago so that we would get half holiday. 14. Excellent program given by newspaper enthusiasts. 17 to 21. Educational Week. 26. Always something to be thankful for. Wo got out of fifth period classes to celebrate fact. 27. Xtry! All about the big football game! Winslow. 26; Normal, 14. Holiday. 28. More holiday. DECEMBER 5. Compliments. Sophomore Class program big knockout. 10. We were favored with a lecture by Dean Cooper of the University of Ar zona. Basket ball season opens 17. Good evidence Christmas is coming 19. Presentation of the Senior Class Play, with wonderful success. 20. Basket ball: Winslow. 14; Flagstaff. S. ’Naff said 21. What a grand and glorious feeling! Two weeks of Joy. JANUARY 6. Happy New Year? Nope: schools1 open again. 6. Wo welcome Miss Warner to our school successor of the ‘ former Miss Myers. 16. Inter-class debate. 17. Winslow—She stoops to conquer- and does’ So says Normal. 19 and 20. EXAMS!!!! 23. Basket ball rally to display our undying pep. 24. Second basket ball game with Normal. Another victory’ 26. Seniors1 patience rewarded with arrival of pins and rings. 20. Say it with praise. The Senior Class program at last FEBRUARY 6. Assembly. Mr. Gammage and Mr. Llljedahl star. 13. Lincoln program of unusual interest. 20. We remember Washington, too. 21. Too bad. fellows. Oh. well. Clnrkdale only won by 1 point. 23. We show our respect to the Father of His Country by half a day’s leave. 27. Grand Concert. MARCH 6. There’s music in the air. A real musical program offered. 13. Friday. 13th. unlucky? Not as far as wer’e concerned. Just won another game. Half-holiday to celebrate it! 14. Tournament for basket ball over—misfortune. 17. The track and baseball season begins. 27. Orchestra livens up all those suffering from spring fever. 30. Winslow fortunate to have State P.-T. A. convention, because another half-day was granted us. 31. Oh. Mabel! Did you take a place In the popularity contest? El Vaquero staff elected. APRIL 1. April Fool! Glenn got his lessons. 2. Our worthy students break the camera. 3. School picnic. Plenty of fun. and eats, and—rides, too 10. Oh, Yon----” Come listen to Mr. Llljedahl sing In Swedish. 13. Spring is horo. Straw hats. fish, ’u1 everything. 25. Junior Class play one of the best ever given. MAY 1. May Basket for our teacher. P. L. Song and garlic. 2. Tri-County Track Meet here. Winslow takes all three cups and 12 of the 16 medals. Senior Hop. Pigs, confetti, cider, hay. Some Hop. 4. Senior Ditch Day. Serial episode No. 6. starring Bromko. Wood and Oare. Who won. Kelly or Able? Weekly baths? 6. Hohn. Evans and Scott go to Tucson to show them how to run down south. Fire drill—ask Wood how to come down gracefully. Cluss Day. Baccalaureate. 29. The Climax. JUNE 2. Commencement. 3. Gone, but not forgotten. PRICE QUALITY SERVICE STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Hardware, Dry Goods, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear CAHN MERCANTILE COMPANY Phone 97-A
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