Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS President, D. Kleindienst; V. President, G. Bushman; Sec. Treas., K. Hirokawa. A. Sorenson, J. Thayer, J. Mayes. G. Ahrens, L. Bertelle, F. Bailey, J. Kutcher, J. Maxey, I). Willey, L. Davis. B. Anderson, D. Dewey, B. Clark, A. Dellefield, A. Wickham, P. Murray, T. Burgett. A. Lewis, B. Carr. H. Bostick. M. Heartz, V. Phillips, R. Purdy, R. Thomas, N. Sughrue, W. Dean, G. Shumway, B. Baughn, V. Kocsis. J. Upchurch. The present day sophomore class is just an average class to outsiders, but to us it is of utmost importance. We have, in our quiet way, dutifully taken part in all school activities and through the untiring efforts of our more talented students, we already hold an important spot in school activities. The higher classes have always considered this sophomore class the most noisy and most constantly out of order class ever to start life in high school. When we actually take the final step into the world on the ever-approaching graduation day, the numerous memories of our younger years in high school will forever be with us as the most interesting and educational. D. Anderson, R. Pierson, G. Martini, E. Hopson, M. Morton, J. Rodriquez, M. Burgett, Y. Matsuda, G. Jenkins, N. Hatch. T. Drye, P. Dunn, J. Corrillo, T. Martinez, L. Choew, I,. Matthews, G. Villarino, J. Alsman. L. Maktima, E. Wiley. V. Warren, R. Tanner, J. Witt, B. Bicondova, D. Howard, M. Aranda, L. Blair, A. Zamora, M. McCormick, R. Sanchez E. Smith, L. Apodaca, H. Hogues, F. Reyes. J. Guerrero, J. Monsegur, B. Lewis, E. Marquez Page twenty-five

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JACK BENNETT FRANCES SANTESTEBAN Orchestra 1-2-3; Spanish Club 3; Shorthand Club 3. SALVADORE V. SANTOS Band 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-2. JEAN CHAVEZ Prescott. Arizona 1-2; Glee Club 3; Operetta 3. TONY SANTESTEBAN NAGASHI YAMAMOTO Band 1-2; Music Contest 1-2. MONICO MADRID Rifle Club 3. Page twenty-four

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FRESHMAN CLASS J. Mosley, President; E. Crozier, V. President; K. Nomoto, Sec.-Treas. M. Talbert, K. Parker, E. Brown, K. Pittman, V. Durham, J. Oliver, O. Singer. R. Keeney, L. Santesteban. .J. Gragg, N. Weaver, T. Henderson. L. Olds, E. Wesson. P. Irwin. J. Better. A. Jensen, C. Zahnley, B. Moden. E. Kie, F. Smith, B. Baker, E. Baca, M. Duran, W. Kawasaki, I. Hileman, L. Sanchez, E. Gallegos, L. Barto. As freshmen of the senior high we do not look up the things that we have done in the past, but we are looking forward to the things that we will accomplish during our next few years of high school. The freshman class has tried to cooperate with the rest of the high school in the activities which have taken place. We have been considered the “green” freshmen, but we hope that this idea of us will soon be forgotten as we begin our year as sophomores. Some members of our class have been active in a number of the organizations and contest this year and we shall try to prove to be an asset to the school in the future. r AfV'i o i ;r A 'N i I Jt - i i rv ui n y i cUl. u P. Sughrue, J. Fowler, V. Corcoran. B. Wyrick, B. McKcand, J. Keaton, C. Day, R. Bland, B. Bennett, B. Hills. R. Rhoton. J. Watkins, B. Yarnell, .1. Lawhead, G. Hughey, S. Williams, C. Werner, A. Pittman, M. Nomoto, D. Cundiff. P. Lindblom, .1. Rogers, M. Tackett, S. Freeman, A. Eastman, I). Wamble, J. Ben- ham, H. Miller, L. Baker, E. Morris. Page twenty-six