Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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MAYFAIR MERSFELDER 34 fix . Ji. A Miss W. H. S. is elected every year in which an annual is published. Each class has a candidate for this honored position. The contest is a great financial help to the “Meteor.” The candidates this year were: Freshman.... ......Evelyn Jones Junior....... Mayfair Mersf elder Sophomore..........Vera Albright Senior........ Lorraine Wilkerson Mayfair Mersfelder was the winner of the contest this year. This is third time that the Junior candidate has received the coveted honor. Page Twenty-one

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. « • , 10 Basketball The curtain of the big Bulldog Basketball show was pulled in Mid-December, with a series of non-conference practice games figuring in the first act. Coach Wilson had only three returning lettermen, including Capt. Ernest Chilson, upon which to pin his hopes; but soon found that valuable men were to be had in James Curtis, center and next year’s captain, Lawrence Recordon, Winn Hall, Robert Brennan, Ralph Blankenship, Augustine Hernandez, Larry Lee, and Newell Rhoton. The boys were off to a slow start, but quickly developed into a smooth working machine that won eleven tough games and dropped seven. This season’s tilts seemed to be extremely closely contested ones. Our hair-raising game with Holbrook is still in the limelight. And speaking of revenge, Winslow snatched the Northern Arizona Tournament Cup right from under the Roadrunner’s noses by one of those traditional one point margin games. There were several reasons why our casaba tossers glorified themselves by defeating such teams as the Phoenix Indian School. First of all, the loyal support rendered by the Student Body and townspeople spurred them onward. A hard-working coach, .1. B.irrus Wilson, made a non-stopable team out of the scant possibilities on hand. Recordon, winner of the award given to the most valuable player, and Capt. ChMson were a great pair cf forwards. Curtis, center, starred at his position and should do wonders next year. Ralph Blankenship, guard, played a a faultless brand of ball throughout the season. A. Hernandez his running mate, landed a regular berth at the other guard position. Although he was but a Sopohomore, Hernandez won the medal for the highest accuracy in caging free-throw shots. Page Twenty

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(Llie jliaff The staff of the “Meteor” consists of a very small group representing all classes in school. Each class has its own editor. Seniors were elected as the executives because of their added years of experience. Sponsor .......... Editor............ Business Manager Senior Editor..... Junior Editor..... Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Athletic Editor Calendar Editor Society Editor.... Typist............ Typist ........... ........Verla Oare ..........Jay Winn .... David Herinyton .........Joe Hicks Mayfair 1 ersfelder ....Harry Simmons .... Clare Cravath .....Bill MahoneyfL .........Sue Mercer Lorraine Wilkerson ... Frances Willia ms ....Valeria Smith Page Twenty-two