Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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STAFF Editor-in-chief....................Marie Jones Assistant editor.................Frankie Edwards Junior High editor.................Alice Sorensen Front-page news....................Norma Baldwin, Carmen Aranda Society................Betty Jean Stiles Pep Squad news.....................Patsy Black Council reports.......-....Arthur Mahan Sports...........................Phillip Lancaster Class news—Seniors.................Helen Bazcll Juniors...................Lucille Brown Sophomores................Barbara Curtis Freshmen...................Howard Haage Typists................Marguerite Smith, Frankie Edwards BULLDOG BARKS The Bulldog Barks is a bi-monthly publication of the students of Winslow High School. It was established in 1931, by Mr. Grieder, and since that time it has continued as such, the editor being elected by the student body each year. A contest was held to determine the name of our paper. The name, Bulldog Barks, which was suggested by Pauline Yoder, was chosen. Janet Waits edited the paper for the first two years. Thereafter, in succession the editors were May-fair Mersfelder, Roderick McClung, Rosalie Bennett, Phillip Lancaster, and Marie Jones. BULLDOG BARKS Page ttvenly-n:tie

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METEOR STAFF i Editor-in-chief......................Marion Ewan Associate editors ................... Helen Bazell Phillip Lancaster Business manager..............John Nelson Associate managers...........Norma Baldwin, Gene Cross Senior class editor......Betty Jean Stiles Junior class editor......Lena Richardson Sophomore class editor.........Marie Jones Freshman class editor.......Mary Kelchner Calendar.................Elizabeth Darling Sports.........Jack Brennan, Philip Dietz Snapshot editors.........Wilson Edwards, Patricia Black Pep Squad...................Peggy Willey, Mary Mae Stiles Bulldog Barks.......................Marie Jones Honor Society.......................Norma Baldwin Faculty...........................Lucille Bostick Contest.............................Frank Nelson Music..................... Carmen Aranda Drama...............................Helen Bazell Bulldog Rumpus.....................Arthur Mahan Senior class prophecy......... Kent Winn Joke editors..Helen Bostwick, Ross Bazell Typists..............................Mary Schmitz, Frankie Edwards, Clem Kincaid Society....Barbara Curtis, Patricia Black Student Government..................Norma Baldwin METEOR Years before any of the younger generation can remember, Winslow High School annuals were printed under the name, “Sandstorm” (quite appropriate). Later a new and enterprising annual staff, however, had a new idea for the name of the yearbook and called it “El Vaquero,” which means “cowboy” in Spanish. In 1927, the “Meteor” was adopted as a fitting name for the yearbook. The following staffs have kept this title and we see fit to fall in line as the “Meteor” is a symbol which will not be easily forgotten by anyone having seen Meteor Crater and the surrounding country. Puge twenty-eight

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HONOR SOCIETY HELEN BAZELL President KENT WINN Vice-president PHILLIP LANCASTER Secretary KATHLEEN SMITH Treasurer MARTHA HARMAN Representative MISS VERLA OARE Sponsor Bazell, Anderson, Harman, Cross, Brown Ewan, Aranda, Martini. Richardson, Winn Baldwin, Lancaster, Smith, Trujillo, Kincaid The Honor Society was organized in the spring of 1935 by Jim Bly, who was president of the high school. Jim Bly had a constitution drawn up and applied for a chapter with the State Honor Society, Natonie. Harry Simmons was elected president. The purposes of this organization are to promote leadership, scholarship, and service in Winslow High School. Members to the Honor Society are chosen on the basis of these three qualities. But before a person is eligible for membership he must rank in the upper 15% of the junior class or the upper 25% of the senior class. Each year the Honor Society engraves on a cup the name of the freshman who has the highest scholastic average in his class. Last year Emi Matsuda’s name was inscribed upon the cup. Page thirty