Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

Ike I }lf6 WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL Winslciv iTletec L SUPERINTENDENT J. E ZIMMERMAN Page Two To i Superintendent J. E. Zimmerman ☆ High School Principal ....................................... 1939-1942 Superintendent of Schools.................................... 1939-1946 ☆ Under the direction of Superintendent J. E. Zimmerman, and aided by a cooperative Board of Education, Winslow High School has been able to maintain its usual high standards in spite of wartime difficulties. During his administration, the school has kept step with the best of modern educational trends. The public has found Mr. Zimmerman to be both business-like and cordial. He has a deep and sincere concern for the youth of Winslow. They, in turn, have a genuine respect for his advice and counsel. His ideals and philosophy have been widespread throughout the community on the many occasions when he has occupied the platform at many public occasions. The churches of Winslow are indebted to him for many fine addresses delivered from their pulpits. Through his personal influence and administrative ability, Mr. Zimmerman has made Winslow High School an institution in which the community takes pride. Page Three ■ Ella Jo Greer METEOR QUEEN Pape Four � - r Board of Education K. ( . Dickson President Mrs. Ronnie Brennan Member D. F.. Lewis Clerk Principal O. K. WOLFENBARGER Yvonne Shaver Secretary to the Superintendent Myrtis Wamock Secretary to the Principal Page Five ti i.' ,1 Slumber party “at ease” ‘Charlie” “Gert” “Siesta “Swingin’ “Myrt” “Where are the fish? ilo( eful! Lazy days Page Seven Mr. Armstrong Commercial A thirties Miss Oare Social Science Mr. (iardner Science Miss Naysmith Commercial Miss Eckert Mr. Lovett Mrs. Johns Mr. Taylor English 6th (trade 6th (trade Science Math Athletics Mr. Stack Machine Shop Miss Paine History Miss Cartlidge Social Science Mrs. Dingle 6th Grade Page Eight Mrs. Godsell English Latin Mrs. Winn (icography Physiology Mr. Olmsted Industrial Arts Pre-Plight Mrs. Hurst Girls Physical Education Miss Johnson Arithmetic Miss Anderson Math Mrs. Fisher Engl ish-Spanish Miss Tolson Home Economics Mr- Rapson Miss Rogers Miss Kelly Mr. Phillips Science Art English Band Page Nine ;n)ni) ) lll li lull!nj) )) U )] 11 1 J)||in D J i i nn'HII |, Km ‘ I i-L tllllii Hlli Him )) )) | )J I) ) ) I )l I ) ) ) 1 ) I ) J IU Ml jm 17TT777777777T7 17TT77; Page Eleven Mush” Pork Harry’s Harem Our Hero! Ditch Day? Ruhv and “Boston” On the Prowl! Pat Drugstore Bums Taking it easy Page Twelve ROBERT BRIMBERRY. President -Football 1-5; Basketball I; Track 1-4; Science Club 3-4; Class President 4; Student Council 4; One Act Play 1; Class Plays 3-4; Student Body Convention 4; Meteor Staff 4J[Thespian$ 4. VIRGINIA EDGE, Vice-P sident—Rifle Club 3-4; Operetta 1; Glee Club 1-2. VELVADINE HEARD. Secretary—Honor Society 3-4; Class Vice - President 2; Class Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2-3-4; Library 1-2; Science Club 3-4; One Act Play 1. .. PHYLLIS INGLEDEW. Treasurer—Art Club 2; Glee Club 1; Rifle Club 2-3-4; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Pep Squad 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Class President 2;Class Treasurer 3-4; Thespians 4; Operetta 1; Student Body Vice-President 4; School Key 4. SENIORS As the graduating class of 1946. we Seniors look back upon our last four years in Winslow High School with fond memories. A review of all our activities would be impossible, but we can touch upon a few of the high points in our high school life. During our Freshman year, we were subjected to the initiation of the upperclassmen. We faithfully carried out our obligation of constructing the “W“ for the football rallies. Also, along with the Juniors, we presented the traditional Junior-Freshman dance. As Sophomores, we added to our prestige by helping to present the Senior Sophomore •lance. In that same year, the Bulldog Rumpus was revived. We took second place honors on our float and placed first in the interclass basketball tournament and second in the interclass track meet. By the time we had become Juniors, our fame and prestige had become widely known. Our Junior play. June Mad. was a roaring success, bringing down the house in every act. c- along with the Freshmen, presented the annual Junior-Freshman dance and won the interclass track meet. For the second straight year, we made more money than any other class in the Bulldog Rumpus. Our crowning achievement in our Junior year was our presentation of the Junior Prom. Heavily decorated in a patriotic theme, the Prom was declared the best ever held in Winslow High School. At last, after eleven long years of study, we became the mighty Seniors, undisputed rulers of Winslow High. With the aid of the Sophomores, we put on the Senior-Sophomore dance. In November we presented the Senior Play. “The (loose Hangs High.” Our last formal presentation to the High School was the Senior Hop. proclaimed one of the finest ever held. Now as we take our leave of our Alma Mater, we wish to bequeath to its future graduating classes the joy and happiness we have had throughout our high school life. Page Thirteen ORVILLE BROWN Football 3-4; Track 1-2 3-4, Capt. 3; Basketball 2-3-4; W Club 2-3-4; Class Play; Thespians 4; Civil Air Patrol 4. BETTY BAKER Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 2-3; Library 3; Operetta 1. JIM DAVIS Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-2. RUTH BRIMBERRY Student Body Secretary 4; Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Pep Squad 3-4; Library 3-4. CLIFFORD A. GILLEY Track 2-3-4; Rifle Club 1-2-3 4; Science Club 3-4; Basketball Manager 4; W. Club 4; Thespians 4; Meteor Staff 3-4; Civil Air Patrol 4. MAXINE BAGWELL Operetta I; Student Council 2; Glee Club 1-2-3; Art Club 3; Pep Squad 2-3-4; Bulldog Barks 4. MARVIN CHAMBERS Football 3; Basketball 3. PATRICIA BOWMAN Wellington. Kansas 1; Glee Club 2-3-4; Pep Squad 3-4. GERALD DICKSON Student Council 2-4; Track 1; Student Body Convention 4; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Rifle Club 3-4; Class Play 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Meteor Staff 4; Tennis 4; Baseball 4. JOANNE CASEY Page Fourteen MARY CASTILLO Bernalillo. New Mexico 1; Flagstaff. Arizona 2. JOHN HANSEN Class Plays 3-4; Band 1-2-3; Glee Club 1-3; Civil Air Patrol 4. BILLIE BETH CLARK Student Council 3-4; Library 1-2-3; Pep Squad 2-3 4; Office 4. TOM HILL Football 3-4; W Club 4; Civil Air Patrol 4. JERALDINE EVANS CYR Phoenix, Arizona 1; Pep Squad 3-4; Rifle Club 3; Bulldog Barks. CHARLES GOVERN Football 2-3, Science Club 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Rifle Club 1; Bulldog Barks 4. LOLA CHAVEZ BOB HEARTZ Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Class Play 3; Student Body President 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Rifle Club 3; Football 2-3-4; All Northern 1st team end 4. Honorable Mention All-State 4; Basketball 2-3-4. Co-Captain 3, Captain 4. All-Northern 2nd team forward 4; Track 1-2; Tennis 3-4; W Club 4; Baseball 4; Bulldog Barks 4. BARR AW IF.ANNF CURRY Savanna. Oklahoma 1-2; Pep Squad 4; Office 4. GEORGE HOWELL Track 1-2-3-4; Football 3; Rifle Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2; Civil Air Patrol 4. Page Fifteen JOHN WII.LIAM IRWIN Student Council 1 4; Class Secretary 3; Football 2-3-J; Basketball 2-3-4; Track I; Tennis 12-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Bulldog Barks 4; W Club 4; Baseball 4. JOANNA MARIE GREVILLIUS Williams. Arizona 12™, (mid term); C.lee Club 2-3 4. ROBERT KABELIN (.'lass Treasurer 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Football 2-3; Rifle Club 3; Science Club 3-4; Baseball 4. IDA MAE JORDAN Coffeyville. Kansas 1-2-3. BILL MOORE I os Angeles. California 2 (mid-term) 3 (mid-term); Football 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2 3 4; Track 1; Tennis 3-4; Rifle Club 1-2-3; Science Club 3-4; Student Council 4: Honorable Mention All-Northern (football) 4; W Club 4: Bulldog Barks 4; Baseball 4. MARY JEAN EVANS Phoenix. Arizona 1; Rifle Club 3-4; Thespians 3-4; Pep Squad 3-4; Class Play 3; Library 4. SELDON A. JACKSON Class Play 4; C� lee Club 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Quincy. Illinois 1-2 (mid-term). JEAN HEATON Glee Club 1-2-3; Art Club 2; Operetta I ; Pep .Squad 3-4; Orchestra 1; Office 4. JIMMY MILLER Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball Manager 1-2; W Club 1-2-3-4; Class Play 2; Civil Ait Patrol 4. LOUISE LUJAN Page Sixteen CELIA LUNA Flagstaff. Arizona 1. JIM OLDS New Mexico Military Institute 1-2. Football 4. C i ENEVI EV E M A RQUEZ ANTHONY PURLEY Football 1 -2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1 -2-3-4; Y Club 2-3; Civil Air Patrol 4; Baseball 4. VICTORIA MONSEGUR Band 2-3-4; Orchestra 3-4. CHARLES NESTING Class President 1; Student Council 3-4. Honor Society 3-4; Rifle Club 2-3 4; Track I; Tennis 1-2-4; Football 2-3-4; Captain 4. All-Northern 1st team center 3-4, Honorable Mention All-State 3. All State 3rd team, center 4. All-Star Game 4; Class Play 4; Science Club 3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Meteor Staff 4; Student Body convention 3; Baseball 4; V Club 4. DONNA MARK Art Club 2; Pep Squad 3-4; Bulldog Barks 4; Library 3-4. AUSTIN PAYNE Rifle Club 1-2. I LA JUNE MAULE Pep Squad 3-4; Spanish Club 2; Office 4. BILLY RAY Class Play 1; Science Club 4; Football 4; W Club 4. Page Seventeen LYNN RHODES Class Play 3-4; Meteor Staff 3-4; Rifle Club 1-2-3; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Operetta 1; Football 1 -2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3 4; Civil Air Patrol 4. PEGGY REYNOLDS Clarkdale. Arizona 1-2-3; Class Play 4; Office 4; Thespians 4. WILFRED TOYA Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; W Club 2-3-4; Meteor Staff 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Student Council 1; Civil Air Patrol 4; Baseball 4. ELSA NEVA SF.TIMA Band 3; Glee Club 1 -2-3-4. THAXTER WILLIAMS Elko. Nevada 1-2; Civil Ail-Patrol 4. EVA LEE RADER Football Queen 4; Class Plays 3-4; Meteor Staff 4; Operetta 1; Pep Squad 2-3-4; Office 4; Library 3; Student Council 3; Drum Majorette 2-3-4. MILTON SEMA Class Plays 3-4; Thespians 3-4; Meteor Staff 3-4; Rifle Club 1-2- 3-4; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Band 1; Orchestra I; Track 2-3-4; Basketball Manager 2; W Club 4; Civil Air Patrol 4. SOCORRO RUIZ Spanish Club 1; Glee Club f. BOB WALTZ Milwaukee. Wisconsin 1; Football 3-4; Track 3-4; Ri fie Club 3; Civil Air Patrol 4. MARIE SHARAR Bulldog Barks 3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Meteor Staff 4; Rifle Club 2-3-4; Science Club 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Operetta 1; Student Council 3-4; Library 2-3; Glee Club 1-4; Band 1; Student Body Yell Leader 4; Pep Squad 2-3; Thespians 4. Page Eighteen ROSE MARIE STANLEY Bullring Barks 4; Class Plays 3-4; Thespians 3-4; Library 2-3-4; Olee Club 3-4; Pep Squad 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2. II.ENE TANNER Clee Club 1; Operetta I; Pep Squad 2-3-4. RUBY WESTERSON Phoenix, Arizona 1; Pep Squad 3-4; Olee Club 3; Student Body Treasurer 4. JAMES WRIGHT Temple. Texas 1-2-3; Glee Club 4; Band 4; Basketball 4; Track 4. MARY EDNA WALTON West Lafayette. Indiana 1; Spanish Club 2; Pep Squa } 3-4; Class Play 3-4; Rifle Club 3-4; Thespians 3-4. PAT WILEY Bulldog Barks 4; Class Plays 3-4; Thespians 4; Operetta 1; Student Council 1-2; Student Body Secretary 3; Class Vice-President 3; Pep Squad 3-4; Library 4. ELDA ZAHNLEY Bulldog Barks 4; Rifle Club 1; Operetta I; Glee Club 12; Pep Squad 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Oorchestra 1-2. Page Nineteen Don Patton President Student Council 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3; Football 2-3; “W” Club 3. Lucille Baxter Vice-President Pep Squad 2-3. Rifle Club 1-2; Student Council 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Meteor Staff 3. Ella Jo Greer Secretary Pep Squad 1-2-3; Pep Squad Secy. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 1-2; Secy. Class 3; Glee Club 1-2; Annual Queen 3. Norman Flower Treasurer Art Club 1; C. A. P. C. 3; Class Treasurer 3. JUNIORS The Class of '47, that's us. We're the same bunch that started three years ago as freshmen but today you might say, 'We've lived and learned. Weve lived through three years of trying education and three joyous years of fun and frolic. We've learned, oh, a little math, English, history and also that cooperation and enthusiasm is what makes the world go 'round.' Our class has the brains and some brawn. Our Junior Play Easy Money ' was a big hit and the prom, an event to be long remembered. We are all looking forward to our Senior year when we will truly be the Class of '47. We believe in ourselves and in our class and we're sure ours will be remembered as one which did things and in such a way as to be admired and envied. Page Twenty HELEN ALLEN Glee Club 3. LEROY ASHENFELTER BOB AMES Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 3; Tennis 1; Rifle Club 1-2-3; Meteor Staff 2-3; Football Manager 3; “W” Club 3. ANGELA ARCHIBEQUE Glee Club 2-3. ADELLE BARBER Glee Club. 3. ANITA BATES Glee Club 2; Fep Squad 2-3. DOROTHY BLOOD Ponca. Okla., 1-2. JAMES BARNES Escondido. Calif.. 1-2; $ci-ence Club 3; Track 3. MARY BLACKFORD (flee Club 1; Pep Squad 3. Librarian 1-2-3. MARY BETH BORING Page Twenty-One WANDA LEE BRADFORD Pep Squad 3. ALVIN CHAVEZ Football 2-3; Basketball 2-3; Track 2. CALVIN CHAVEZ Football 1-2; Mgr. 3; Art Club I. Bulldog Barks 3. Meteor Staff 3; “W” Club 2-3. JANIS CROZIER El Paso. Texas 2. CLARA CALAHAN Pep Squad 2-3; Scieiu c Club 3. DA R LEON DOONAN Glee Club 2-3; Orchestra 3. Band 3. NORMAN EMBRY Art Club 1; Glee Club 1-2; Band 1-2-3; Orchestra 1-2-3; Rifle Club 1-2; “W Club 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Mgr. 2; Track 1-2-3; Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 1. Page Twenty-Two PATTY CRAIN Pep Squad 1-2-3; Cheer Leader 2; Rifle Club 1, Glee Club 3. JEAN CULLUM Pep Squad 2-3; Library 3; Band 2; Science Club 3. DOROTHA DE BRULER Pep Squad 1-2; Glee Club 1-2; Rifle Club 1-2-3. CARL DURKIN Hays. Kansas 1-2; Rifle Club 3; Basketball 3; Track 3. BILL EVANS Gallup. N. M.. 1-2-3. FRED FRAZIER Phoenix 1-2; Basketball 3; Football 3; C. A. P. 3. ELLA MAE FEAGINS Pop Squad 2-3; Cheerleader 3. RAMONA GIBSON Glee Club 1. ELEANOR HUBBARD Albuquerque. N. M. 2; Glee Club 1-3; Band 3; Orchestra 3. BARBARA HULETT Williams 1; Pep Squad 3: Rumpus Queen 3. BOB LUDWICK Ashfork 1. Rifle Club 2-3; Basketball 3. JIM McJUNKIN Football 2-3; Track 1-2; C. A. P. 3. TED FRAZIER Phoenix 1-2; Football 3; Basketball 3; Rumpus King 3. WILLARD FUTCH Lj .1 1 ft SHIRLEY HAROLD DELORES LEAL Glee Club 1-2. ROMA HU LETT Williams I; Pep Squad ; Class Play 3. Page Twenty Three LOUISE McPHETRIDGE HELEN MACLEAN Glee Club 1-2; Pep Squad 2-3. ANITA MALTBIE Pep Squad 2-3; Hifle Club 2-3; Glee Club 1-2; Student Council 2-3. NEVADA MURPHY Houston. Texas 1-2. BOB PAULI. JULIA RAMIREZ ALICE REYES Page Twenty-Four IVp Squad 2-3; Library 2-3; Student Council 3; Science Club 3; Class Secretary 1-2. MANUEL MUNOZ Football 3; Basketball 1-3; Track 1. RENFRO NICHOLS C. A. P. 3. GWEN POLLOCK Glee Club 1. ALFONSO REYES Basketball 1; Art Club 2; Football 3. FRED ROBINSON Band 1; Science Club 3. HELEN RUTH Pep Squad 2-3; Library 2-3; Glee Club 1 ; Student Council 1-3. JOHN RYTLEWSKI Clarence. N. Y. 1; Prescott 2. LOUIS SANCHEZ Track 1-2-3; Glee Club 3; Science Club 3; “W” Club 3; Rifle Club 1-3; Football 1; Basketball 3. MARY JOANNE SEVERSON Glee Club 1-2-3; Orchestra 3; Science Club 2-3. ALPH FREDA SETIMA Glee Club 3; Library 3. BOBBY SHELTON Band 1; Track 2-3; Basketball 3. BETTY SINGLETON Pep Squad 2-3; Glee Club 1. DOLORES SWEET Bars tow, California 1-2. DOUGLAS SMITH Basketball 3; Rand 3; C. A. P. 3. ALICE TRUJILLO JUDI TH WAGNER (ilee Club 1-2; Pep Squad 3. TOM VAN DERSI.ICE Prescott. Ariz. 1; Basketball 3; Track 2; Baseball 3; Rifle Club 2. Page Twenty-Five ROOSEVELT VAN Football 1-2-3; Band 1-2; Basketball 12-3; Track 2-3; W” Club 3. BETTY JO WARD Rifle Club 1. BARBARA ZAHNI.EY Pep Squad 2 3; Art Club 1; Library 3. KENNETH ZISMAN Newton, Kansas 1; Student Council 3; Basketball Mrg. 3; C. A. P. 3. JACK BLAND Football 1-2-3; Track 2-3; Rifle Club 1; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1. BETTY ADAMS Pep Squad 1-2. JOSIE CORDOVA JAMES DIXON Fort Wingate, N. M. 1-2. ALICE MARIE DOYLE VVaynoka. Okla. 1-2. CORINE HOGUE (ilee Club 1-2-3. LYNN WALKER Football 2-3; Track 1-2. SAMUEL VAN DYKE (Ilee Club 1-2 3; Band 1-2-3; Orchestra 3; Basketball 3; Football 2-3; Track 2-3; W Club 3. JACK WILLIS Holbrook 1; Glee Club 3; Band 2-3; Football 2-3; C. A. P. 3. DARLENE ZAHNLEY Pep Squad 1-2-3; Art Club 1; Library 3. NAOMI ZISMAN Newton. Kansas 1; Glee Club 3. MARY DAUGHERTY Pep Squad 2 3; Glee Club 1-2. HENRIETTA DURAN GERALD FELTS Belen N. M. 1. Page Twenty-Six Beautiful (ice cream cone; Girl or Mouse? Isn’t ditching fun? Winter Sports Penny’s heiress Puppy Love Promising The morning after More of those ditchers Cradle Robbery Page Twenty-Seven Ralph Davis Frank Mosley Joan Pattison Jean Stilwell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES The Sophomore class of 1946, in our own minds, is the best class in Winslow High School. We first entered in Junior High as seventh graders, where we were looked down on by the upper classmen. We went on into eighth grade, where we felt very proud of ourselves. We kept looking forward to graduation and our first year in High School. As Freshmen, we had a swell time. All Freshmen were called Green and we were really green! One job we had was making the W for the football rallies. They always burned or else we poor Freshmen did the burning! Now we have climbed another step in our education. We are the Sophomores. We participated in the Bulldog Rumpus and made a float for the parade, and we won 3rd prize. We also had a Western Union and a Nite Club which were enjoyed by all. As we climb two more steps toward our goal we hope to make this a better High School by our presence. Page Twenty-Eight Billy Abbitt David Bealer Barbara Campbell Lucio Ceballos John Anderson Dale Blair Lillian Candelaria Josie Cordova Noel Archer Stella Branch Alice Casey Jack Curtis Dale Ashenfelter Mary L. Burgess Barbara Casey Kenneth Custer Patricia Bashor George Burney Johnie Castleberry James Dickson Page Twenty-Nine Joe Dominguez Kenneth Kelts Shirley Hale Joy Hodge Benny Duran Jay Fowler Patsy Hart Verona Hunt Max Duran James Gamer Lorastene Hannah Jane Kabelin Sue Mae Eastman Emory Geiger Merilyn Heard I orna J. I.ightfoot Carol Erwin Peggy Grevillius Wanda Hebbard Josephine Lindblom Page Thirty Dick Lopez William Martini Jack Millier Jake Padilla Delores Lowry Josie Martinez Jean Mitchell Pat Parry Bernard McKernan Charlotte Marquez Joan Monroe Bobert Pennington Faviola Madrid Jimmie Mason Tom Newman Frances Phelps Doris J. Mark James Maule Eugene Olds Majorie Radnor Page Thirty-One Glen Ray Jackie Shelton Rill Stevenson Mildred Walton Philip Rubi Richard Shreeve Wayne Sumner Henderson Warnock Francis Rytlewski Donald Seigmund Merilvn Vaillancourt James Warren Charlottie Schlotzhauer Frances Sprawls Harold Walker Hazel Wilson Janet Scott Gene Starr Barbara Wallace Annabelle Hampshire Page Thirty-Two Jack McCormick David Jones Leona Koenig Patty Lou Tackett President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRESHMEN Coming to Winslow High School as seventh graders in 1944, we have finished the lirst year in our High School career. We had two successful years in Junior High. In the seventh grade we were pushed around a lot but nevertheless we did our part. We helped in the Bulldog Rumpus and in other school activities. The next year we were the high and mighty eighth graders. This year we reorganized the Junior High Council after it had been inactive for a year. The council succeeded in putting on a Junior High Dance. Again that year we helped in the Bulldog Rumpus and we brought in more money than any other class. On May 25, 1945, we received our diplomas and we are now Freshmen. • The next fall we started school as Freshmen, a bit uncertain and very unsure of ourselves. As others had done, we also built the W. We were very worried whether it would burn or not, but luckily they all did. We put on the Freshman Assembly on October 3rd. It consisted of two skits, Who Said Study Hall? and May I Have This Dance? For the Bulldog Rumpus this year we had Bingo, a White Elephant Auction and a Kangaroo Court. In December, with the able assistance of the Juniors, we put on the Junior-Freshman Dance. The Freshmen boys have been active in both football and basketball. In basketball, several Freshmen were on the ”B squad and played in the B” squad games. After having completed our first year in our High School career, we are looking forward to our next three years in Winslow High School. Page Thirty-Three Billy Ames William Baker Bill Burgett Tom Cookn Willis Anderson Larry Ballantync Ruby Candelaria Mary H. Cartright Susie Aragon Edwin Banister Anneta Cesar Jim Cramer Macario Archibeque John Bertino James Chavez Joyce Crozier Charles Ashley Frank Blumlein Colleen Cofer Bruce DeMorse John Bagwell Ernest Bowler Edward Cooata Robbj' Dickson Page Thirty-Four Gladys Doyle Lois Ferrel Ardell Hale Cecil Jenkins Eva Duvignan Mitzie Elston Bill Gardner Mary L. Gonzales Robert Hall Marvin Jennings Josephine Herrera Majoric Jump Norma Fanning Charlotte Gutierrez Gene Higbee Opal Keith Robert Feagins Bobby Ferguson Juanita Gutierrez Ramona Gutierrez Ann Hildenbrand Joe Howell Paul Lattin Freddie Lehrman Page Thirty-Five Charlotte Coring Frances Miller Colleen Pearson Donna Scott Dan Lowry Patsy McCarty Raymond Perry Shirley Scderburg Don Maclean Jimmy McNelly Donna Peterson Josephine Siow Betty Martin Nelsa I). Nelson (ilen Petronovich Ruth Smith Marie Magee Bet tie J. Noel Louis Ramirez Kenneth Tanner Sue Mercer Janet Palmei Patsy Ryan (iuy Travis Page Thirty-Six Annie Von Warren Wilson Katie VanDyke Joan Walton Betty Wohler Marylyn Young Ruby Walters Dick Werner Ismael Garcia Vonna Hendren Other Freshmen Barbara Anderson Charles McNeil Eddie Betts Edward Nez Sue Clark Fred Padilla Eddie Crozier Joe Perez Ben Estudillo Phyllis Roberts Busty Ferguson • Rebecca Ruiz Eva Gregg Robert Schweickert Ramona Hendry Manuel Tamayo Eugene Hernandez Danny Watson I .ou is Lee Robert Wiley Willard Macktima Charles Williams Margaret Marcy Louise Yazzie Joe Munoz Wilbur Zeissler Johnny Ybarra Page Thirty-Seven First How: N. Jennings. L. 'Zahnley, J. Hitchcock, H. Woo. M. Sgitcovich. P. Stewart. C. Pilon. Second How: Mr. Gardner. I). Nichols, F. Mast, W. Burgess, N. Stout. P. Fitzgerald, J. Gill. F. Castleberry. Third How: F. Rubi, A. Greer, D. Bates. G. Campbell. H. Kabelin. D. Bashor, C. Clark. J. Spears. Junior High Student Council The Juunior High School takes pride in participating in many of the activities of the school. This year the eighth grade won first place in the Bulldog Rumpus Parade while the seventh grade took second place. Some of the outstanding shows and concessions of the Bulldog Rumpus were those sponsored by the Junior High. During the school year each home room presents an assembly program before the entire Junior High School. The Junior High School Council officers elected for this year were: President, Albert Greer; Vice-president Jerry Spears; Secretary, Helen Woo; Treasurer, Nancy Stout; Editor, Lois Zahnley; Representative, Florence Mast; Boys Athletic Manager, Dickie Bates; Cheer Leader, Norman Jennings. Each home room also elected a boy and a girl representative to the Junior High Council. Mr. Gardner is sponsor of the Junior High Council. Page Thirty-Eight tri First Hour D. Nichols. I). Jackson. L. Sanchez. I.. Neva res. I). Gallegos. F. Gallegos. II. Woo. B. Lombard. M. Sanchez. S. Petersen. M. Walters. Mr. Gardner. Second How: L. Xahiilev. R. Moline. O. Hogues, F. Mast. W. Hulett, H. Blanco. E. Chavez. B. Tillman. M. Barrcras. J. Reyes. T. Sandoval. Third How: L. Steidl. C. Beckner. V. Bartos. I). Richison. S. Rhoton. J. Cooata. A. Greer. K. Clark. Fourth How: E. Rodarte. B. Ornelas. S. Spurgeon. C. Boatwright. H. Kabelin. D. Hampton. First How: R. Anderson; N. Jennings; J. Ryan; P. Boring, I. Morey. L. Wetzel, M. Hall. M. Sgitcovich. C. Robinson. C. Allen. B. Welker. Second How: B. Ronquillo. R. Pacheco. I). Bashor. C. Woods. N. McNabb. L. Shelton. I. Light foot. J. McLean. I. Wilson. Third How: J. Haught. L. Eastman. B. McGee. M. Ruiz. (). Mitchell. J. Burnam. M Acoya, T. Villac-cusa. Miss Kelley. Fourth How: A. Tamayo. D. Candelaria. B. Noel, G. Warnock. B. Lee. R. Chavez. M. Florez. E. Van. First Row: A. Florez, K. Ryan. I). Baker. C. Doonan. 1) Stoll. P. Grove. (i. Hitchcock. B. Ceballos. G. Wilhelm. J. Ludwig. Second Row: B. Hightower. J. Chavez, I.. Smith. N.Gould. J. Prochnow, K. Winn. I). Bates, H. Keller. C. Clark. Third Row: J. Spears. J. Munos, C. Borum. R. Castillo. J. Wasdon. I.. Wood. J. McLean. R. Ford. Fourth Row: R. Rubi. N. Stout. 1). Moden. 1). Garcia, .1. Chavez, A. Dominguez. Miss Tolson. First Row: S. Gallegos. M. Carlisle, W. Burgess, M. Robb. B. Hall. S. Ferrel, F. Whitney, B. Cramer. S. Marquez. L. Nelson. F. Ruiz. Second Row: I. Hernandez. B. Peterson. M. Mier. K. Trammel, R. Hoover. F. Holm. N. Roberts. M. Wall. M. Donaldson. G. Nagel. Third Row: F. Santistevan. B. Church. G. Ramirez. I.. Purley, II. Snell. B. Keaton. P. Childers. E. Spurgeon. T. Gonzales. Miss Eckert. Fourth Row: F. Rubi. L. Blackwell. J. King, B. Langston. I.. Baca. C. Reynolds, J. Calhoun. First How: V. Sanchez. E. Alarid. M. Mast. K. Hicks, W.Bridges. L. Bowler. C. Clark. B. Priest. C. Pilon. Second How. G. Ortega, B. Oxley. J. Millier. F. Sughrue. B.Barner. H. Salazar. J. Curnutte. U. McAdams. A. Val-verde. Third How: L. Haskie, P. Gibson. K. Gutierrez. P.Stewart. D. Tait. M, McLaughlin. W. Mitchell. C. Archibeque. M Massaytewa. Fourth How: F. Smith A. Bealer. N. Martin, I.. Munroe. K. Fuller. V. Yazzie. A. Cervantes. Fifth How: C. Barber. J. Hiley. G. Lovato, J. Andrews, I . Cheresposy. J. Mazza, J. Salazar, Miss Johnson. hirst How: I). Eaton. M. Nevares. O. Watson. J. Robles. D. Steidl, J. Salinas. R. Martinez. B. Hildenbrand, J. Orosco. J. Blumlein. J. Blumlein. Second Row. E. Morgan. R. Candelaria. NT. Ramirez, C. Sandoval. L. Evans. A. Young. C. Hoggard. P. Fitzgerald. N. Pollmiller. Third How: D. Florez. I,, Gonzales. 1. Estudillo. G. Olmsted. J. McCabe, G. Pear-son. G. Ingledew. S. Gallegos. Fourth How: J. May. H. Harris. E. Pohuma. B. Sumner. J. Hansen. P. Evans. B. R ho ton. Fifth How: A. Montano. S. Ruth. T. Sanchez. A. Rubi. R. Natseway, G. Campbell. T. Newman, Miss Paine. Page Forty-One First How: C. Gibson. B. Iler. R. Madrid. C. Knowles, G. Ribera, P. Nuanes. A. Paisano. C. Cordera, B. Nahee, Z. Lee. Second ows B. DuBoise. W. Hannah. J. Paul, S. Garner, R. Scott. L. Owens. L. Beigel. I,. Scott. N. Freeman. E. Culluin. J. Gill. Third How: P. Van. H. McKernon, B. McGough, B. Willis. I). Valverde, J. Archer, C. Serna ns, C. Munoz. R. Molina. B. Chavez. Front How: W. Klicnworth. R. Tacket. F. Castleberry. G. Creel, E. Chavez. J. Orosco. D. Molina. C. Smith. I. Rodarte. A. Ramsey. 1. Rubi. Mrs. Winn. Cute, No??? Ride ’em Cowboy! Posing Girl. I-azy Pat. Crazy Kids. Good Dog. Good Boy. Happy 7th Grader! Page Forty-Two Wilson School One of the outstanding improvements to the Winslow Public School System was the completion of the Wilson School, formerly the old high school. Superintendent J. E. Zimmerman made arrangements, under the direction of the Board of Education, to borrow money from the Santa Fe Railway Company to finance alteration and repair of the condemned building, abandoned since 1929. Through the cooperation of the Santa Fe and the Board of Education, the building was put in shape for the sum of $40,000, considerably less than the cost of a comparable new building. A machine shop equipped with $40,000 worth of machinery was obtained through War Emergency Training funds. Mr. Strack conducts classes of three hour periods for high school boys in the new shop. Mr. James P. Lovett is head teacher and teaches a 6th grade section. Other six grades are taught by Mrs. Florence Dingle and Mrs. Rosie Johns. A seventh grade section is taught by Miss Edith Eckert. Coach W. W. Armstrong is in charge of boys' physical education. P.ige Forty-Three HEY! HEY! Page Forty-Five WHAT’S IN THAT THAR JUC.? ,ioW: Phyllis Ingledew, Marie Sharar, Louise McPhetridge, Billy Beth Clark. Shirley Sederberg, Florence Mast. Second How: Dick Werner. Bill Moore, Helen Ruth, Ruth Briniberry, Patsy Parry, Ruby Westerson Ann Hildenbrand. rhir { How: Mr. Wolfenbarger. Kenneth Zismann, Gerald Dickson, John Irwin, Robert Brimberry. Charles Nesting, Anthony Purley. Fourth How: Bob Hertz, Toni Newman, Bill Stevenson, Jack Bland. Student Council I he Student Council of Winslow High School was organized on November 2nd. 1932. Candidates for Student Body Officers are nominated early in the vear. They are presented before the school assembly in order that each might speak as a candidate. The fololwing were elected as Stu dent Body Officers for the 1946 46 school year: President. Bob Heartz; Vice-President. Phyllis Ingledew; Secretary, Ruth Brimberry; Treasurer, Ruby Westerson; Cheer Leader. Marie Sharar. Each High School Class also elects three members to the Student Council, and each club or organization has one representative on the Council. The Student Council sponsors the following events: Get Acquainted Dance. Home Coming Dance. Christmas; Assembly. Bulldog Rumpus. This year for the first time it sponsored the Thanksgiving Ball, which will probably be an annual event. The sponsor of the Winslow High School Student Council is the High School Principal. Mr Wolfenbarger. Pres. Bob Heartz Sec. Ruth Brimberry Page Forty-Six V. Pres. Phyllis Ingledew Treasurer Ruby Westerson Chear Leader Marie Sharar TED FRAZIER BARBARA HULETT Page Forty-Seven BULLDOG RUMPUS KING AND QUEEN f irst Row: Phyllis Ingledew, Marie Sharar. Velvadine Heard. Miss Oare. Second Row: Boh Heartz. Gerald Dickson. Lynn Rhodes. John Irwin, Milton Scnia, Charles Nesting. National Honor Society The Honor Society of Winslow High School was founded in 1935 by Principal. R. E. Booth. In 1936 Miss Vcrla Oare became the sponsor. The Honor Society has played an important part in the activities of Winslow High School since its organization. N ith the advice of Mr. Wolfenbarger. the local Honor Society petitioned the National Honor Society for a charter on January 10th. 1946. Charter Number 3109 was granted to the Winslow Honor Society. 1 he National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded by the National Association of Secondary School principals in 1921. The purpose of this organization is to encourage scholarship, leadership, service and character in high school students of the United States. The officers and charter members of the Winslow Chapter are: Charles Nesting. President Milton Soma. Treasurer Velvadino Heard Gerald Dickson. Vice-President Phyllis Ingledew Marie Sharar Lynn Rhodes, Secretary Bobby Heartz Page Forty-Eight !• irst How: Noel Archer, Cliff Gilley. Boh Ames, Bill Moore, Louis Sanchez. Anthony Burley. Second How: Lucio Ceballos. Bill Stevenson, Orville Brown. Tom Hill. Calvin Chavez, Boh Heart . Third How: Dave Bealer. Milton Sema. John Irwin. VV. W. Armstrong, Boh Patton, Dale Blair. Charles Nesting. “W”CIub I he Winslow High School Lettermen's Club is now in its 16th year of existence. It was organized during the second semester of the 1931-32 school year. At tlie time it was organized, the requirements were that members must lie two-year lettermen in any sport or seniors with one letter. I he purpose of the “VV” Club was to install in the minds of students and lettermen a desire for clean athletics and good sportsmanship. Though the Club has been inactive at times, it has been kept alive by a small group. In the past two years it has come back to life and has now laid plans for the Annuel Spring Formal and other activities. With the graduation of the Class of ' 6. the club membership dwindled down to 6 members, but now it has a total of 25 members. The first officers of the Club were: President—David Parker; V. President—Ralph Wickham Secretary—Iouis C.iragi; Treasurer—George Stevens The present officers of the Club are now: President -Wilfred Toya; V. President—Orville Brown Representative—Anthony Purley. Page Forty-Nine Membership in the National Thespians is a privilege and an honor. To qualify for membership to Thespians, it is necessary to have at least ten points in dramatic work. These points are awarded to students as they qualify in roles of the Junior and Senior plays. Business and stage managers are also given due credit for their work in the production of these plays. The National Thespians Dramatic Society for High Schools was founded early in the spring of 1929 at Fairmont State Teachers College at Fairmont, West Virginia. The society for students at Winslow was organized by Mrs. Curry, former teacher of dramatics, in 19J7. The Thespians have produced many plays, the latest being Death Takes a Holiday.” They also presented the school with a master switch which controls all the lighting of the auditorium. Students qualifying for membership from the Senior play. “The (loose Hangs High,” were initiated February 19th. The officers this year are Milton Serna. President; Mary Jean Evans. Vice President; Pat Wiley, Secretary; Mary Edna Walton. Treasurer; Rose Marie Stanley. Council Representative. First Row: Eva Lee Rader. Marie Sharar. Mary Jean Evans. Ruth Brimberry. Peggy Reynolds. Phyllis In-gledew. Second Row: Charles Nesting. Clifford Gilley. Pat Wiley. Mary Edna Walton. Miss Hinson. Third How: Orville Brown. Milton Serna. Robert Brimberry. Rose Marie Stanley. Julia Murdock ... Ronald Murdock Eunice Ingal .... Bernard Ingal... Mrs. Bradley.... I.eo I)ny ...... Elliott Kimberly. Mary Ivina Walton ......John Hansen ...Peggy Reynolds ......Milton Sonia ......Marie Sharar ....Scldon Jackson .......Lyn Rhodes Duginar Carroll ...............Eva Lee Rader Hugh Ingal ..................Charles Nesting Bradley Ingal ..............Robert Brimberry RIhkIu ............................Pat Wiley I-ois Ingal ..................Ruth Brimlierry Noel Derby ....................Orville Brown Senior Play The annual Senior Play of Winslow High School was presented December 14, 1945. This year the class and sponsor selected the play called, The Goose Hangs High. The play was first given as a matinee for the High School and Grammar School students. The final performance was considered to be a tremendous success, even though the audience was limited by the unfavorable weather. The theme of the play dealt with the trials of an average American family and the uniting of the family into a common group when faced by bankruptcy. Page Fifty-One First fo :. :an McNabb. (Henna Olmsted. Barbara Hildenbrand. Warren Wilson. Sheridan Rhoton, Herbert Keller. Boyd Lee, Cathryn Borum. France Sprawls, Nicki Cullum, Dorothy Nichol . Second Row: Richard Ford. C� uy Travis. Jim MacLean. Norman F.mbry, (� ene Olds. Kenneth I full . ictoria Mon segur. Ann Hildenbrand. Marlyn Young. Dick Bates; Third Row: Jim McNelly. Sam Van Dyke, C.eorgc War-nock. Eva I-ee Rader, Jack Willis, Jean Mitchell. Sue Eastman. Members Not in Picture— Mary Larkin. Jack Blumlein. Kenneth Fuller. Emery (ieiger, William Hannah. Donald Lowry. Jerry Millier, Billy Noel. Billy Willis. James Wright, Albert Young. BAND The Winslow Junior Senior High School Band was organized last year by Mr. Phillips, director. This organization meets every Monday after-noon. It promises to become outstanding among the school hands of Northern Arizona. The band takes part in many school and public activities. This year the band members plan to compete in the Annual Spring Festival at Flagstaff State Teachers College. The maroon and white uniforms ol the hand represent the colors of the Winslow High School. They consist of maroon caps, maroon and white coats, and white trousers. The band offers every student of Winslow High School an excellent opportunity to learn to read music and to play the particular instrument of his choice. Page Fifty-Two EVA LEE BADER Front How: Patty Ixni Tackett. Mary Helen Cortwright. Juanita Guiterrez. Hazel Ruth Wilson. Joan Monroe. Barbara. Wallace. Pat Parry. Marie, Shnrar. Patty Crain. Klsa Setima. Mary Lou (ionzales. Alph Fredia Stima. Second Row: Alice Casey, Wanda Hebbard, Maryln Vaillancourt. Janet Palmer. Donna Scot!. Shirley Sederborg. Joy Hodge. Peggy Grevillius. Klla Mae Seastrunk. Barbara Anderson. Third Row: Darleon Doonan. Helen Ramirez. Ramona Gutierrez. Pat Bowman. Rose Marie Stanley, Joanna Grevillius. Dolores Leal. Angela Archibeque. Louis Sanchez. Fourth Row: Doris Jean Mark, Mary Jo Serveson. Eleanor Hubbard. Naomi Jane ' .ismann. Helen Mac-I.can, Sue Kastman. Jean Stilwell. Adell Barbara. Joe Murry. Fifth Row: Seldon Jackson. Lane Gehrman, Jake Baker, Samuel Van Dyke. Jack N illis. Kenneth Pfulb. Ernest Bowler, Dick I,opez. High School Glee Club The High School Glee Club consists of forty-four members under the leadership of Mr. Phillips. This organization has done a great deal to provide entertainment for various other programs of Christmas music. They have per formed at Rotary Club, the Methodist Church, and helped out in several assembly programs in the school. It also has done a great deal for other organizations in the community. A number of the members have appeared as soloists or in duets, trios, and quartets. They took part in the Northern Arizona Music Festival at Flagstaff in April. We can well be proud of our High School Glee Club. Page Fifty-Three Urst Rowi Mr. Rapson. Ixmis Sanchez, Marie Sharer. Jean Cullmn. Ixmise McPhetridge. Mary Jo Severson, Mr. Gardner. Second Rotv: Gerald Dickson. Velvadine Heard. Phyllis Ingledew. Clifford (iilley. Bill Moore. Lynn Rhodes. Third Row. Charles Govern. Boh Heart . Robert Brimberry. John Irwin. Bill Ray. Milton Serna, Renfro Nichols. Fourth Row: Mr. Taylor. Charles Nesting. Jim Barnes. Fred Robinson. Science Club The Winslow High School Science Club, founded in March, 1945, is one of the newest organizations in Winslow High School. This year the club has added two new sponsors, Mr. Rapson and Mr. Taylor, to assist the sponsor of the club. Mr. Gardner. This club is now affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, a national organization dedicated to the development of science talent. Membership consists of persons interested in the advancement of science. The club is open to anyone interested in school students who have taken at least one science course. This winter, seven new members were initiated into the club. This initiation was made up by the members of the club. The Science Club meets every other Monday evening at 7 P. M. First there is a short business meeting after which there is time for various experiments. The following are officers: President, Gerald Dickson; vice-president, Mil-ton Serna; secretary, Marie Snarar, treasurer, Phyllis Ingledew; sergeant-at-arms, John Irwin; reporter. Bill Moore; and council representative, Robert Brimberry. Page Fifty-Four First Hour. Warren Wilson. Jim Mason. Bob Hall. Bill Ames, Cecil Jenkins. Bobby Dickson. Freddy Lehr man. Robert Feagins. David Jones. Second Hour. Joe Howell. Charlotte Gutierriz. Betty Joe Ward. Wilbur ' eiszler. Joan Walton. Mary Jean F.vans. Phyllis Ingledew. Charlotte Scholtzhauer. Marie Sliarar. Third Hour. Dick Werner. James Warren. John Bagwell. Robert Wiley. John Irwin. Charles Nesting. Gerald Dickson. Bob Ludwig. Joe Munoz. Fourth Hour. Jim McNellv. Francis Rytiewski. Dan MarLean. Bob Ames. Gene Higbee, Cliff Gilley. Milton Serna. Bill Stevenson. Louis Sanchez. Fifth Hour. Carl Durkin. Mr. Gardner. Jake Baker. Mr. Olmsted. Marvin Jennings. Kenneth Pflub. RIFLE CLUB The Winslow High School Rifle Club was granted a charter by the National Rifle Association May 2nd, 1939. Members of the Rifle Club shoot every Saturday morning at 9:30 when the weather permits. There are certain qualifications which every member strives to meet. These stages are: Pro-marksman; Marksman; Marksman 1 C; and Sharpshooter. All four standard shooting positions must be used in qualifying for these medals. The officers for 1945-46 are as follows: Clifford Gilley, president; Milton Serna, range officer; both of these members also held the same position last year. New officers were elected as follows; John Irwin, vice-president; Virginia Edge, secretary. Each year championship matches are held to determine both boys and girls champions. Last year, the boys' match was won by John Irwin and the girls' match was won by Mary Jean Evans. Mr. Olmsted and Mr. Gardner act as sponsors for the club. Page Fifty-Five First Hour. Ixris Zahnley. Clifford Gilley. Wilfred Toya. Mr. Rapson. Marie Sharar. Eva Lee. I-tv Rader. Second How: Doris Mark. Donna Scott. Gerald Dickson. Robert Brim berry. Lynn Rhodes. Milton Sema. Bobby Ames. Charles Nesting. Compiling the activities of the entire year into one short volume is the job of the Annual Staff each year. Working day and night, this group has carefully pieced together the memories of school days which would other wise be lost. Cutting and pasting pictures, writing unending copy, checking and rechecking. to avoid all possible error, hoping that this year’s book would be the best ever produced in Winslow High School, all this has finally ended and now the product is “finished.” The editor. Lynn Rhodes, was faced with the double load of either writing copy for his assistants or urging them to meet the deadline drawing evei nearer. However, his enthusiasm spurred on the staff to work with speed and accuracy, and to produce a hook of which all might he proud. In their labors, the staff had the help of the new Annual Sponsor. Mr. Rapson. MF.TF.OR STAFF Editor .......................... Lynn Rhodes Assistant Editor ........... Robert Brimberry Art Editor .................... Calvin Chavez Business Manager..................Marie Sharar Assistant Business Manager ....Eva I.ee Rader Sales Manager ................ Charles Nesting Senior Editor ......................... Gerald Dickson Junior Editor ................... Bob Ames Sophomore Editor .............. Doris Mark Freshman Editor................ Donna Scott Jr. High Editor .......................Lois Zahnley School Life ................. Lucille Baxter Sports ...................... Wilfred Toya Photographers Milton Sema- Clifford Gilley Page Fifty-Six Sponsor Charles M. Rapson Bulldog Barks Gerald Dickson. John Irwin. Charles Govern. Hob Heart . Calvin Chavez. Hose Marie Stanley. Pat Wiley, Jeraldine Evans. Billy Moore. Marie Sharar. Zelda Zahnley. Maxine Bagwell. Donna Mark. Traditional school paper, was issued semi-monthly during the first semester hut changed to a weekly during the second semester. The staff, made up of Seniors, is headed by Co-Editors. Gerald Dickson and Donna Mark. The faculty advisor is Miss Estellee Hinson. Others on the staff are Calvin Chavez. Zelda Zahnley. Hose Marie Stanley. Bill Moore, Maxine Bagwell. Jeraldine Evans. John Irwin. Pat Wiley, Charles Govern. Boh Heart . Marie Sharar, and Eva I-ee Radar. As a weekly, the Bulldog Barks consists of four pages of condensed up -to-the-minute news, feature stories, and “snoop.” The Bulldog Barks has a weekly circulation of about 450 copies. In addition to the students, about 50 other schools and over 100 servicemen, formerly of Winslow High School, receive the paper. These men. now in the service of their country, rate the Bulldog Barks high as a morale builder. The Staff of the Bulldog Barks, in addition to putting out a weekly paper, make the programs for most of the sports, games, plays, dances, and other school events. Page Fifty-Seven First Hour. 1st Lt. Milton Serna, 2nd I.t. Clifford Gilley. Warrant Officer Glenn N. Olmsted. Sgt. Orville Brown. Second How: Bob Waltz, George Howell. Jim Miller. Ix uis Sanchez. Cpl. Jim McJunken. Third How: Fred Dunken. Kenneth Zisman. Wilfred Toya. Tom Hill. John Hanson. Fourth How: Cpl. Jack Willis. Pfc. Thaxter Williams. Lynn Rhodes, Douglas Smith. Not in Picture: Cpl. Renfro Nichols. Civil Air Patrol The Civil Air Patrol Cadet Course is a new subject offered to the students of Winslow High School. Any one from 17 to 26 years of age in the high school is eligible to take this course for a full high school credit. Many attempts have been made in the past to initiate a C. A. P. Cadet group here, but is the first year it has been possible. The C. A. P. Cadet program was founded October 1, 1942 and on April 29, 1943 the C. A. P. was transferred to the War Department by order of the President. Immediately after the war, the Army threatened to sever relations with the C. A. P., but now under the post war C. A. P. program, it is still affilited with the A. A. F. and the training of the cadets will be part of their permanent military record. The Winslow flight of the C. A. P. Cadets is well equipped for the training of the Cadets. A B-17-G was recently purchased for ground instruction, and many training films are used in the class room. It is hoped that in the future the C. A. P. Cadets will remain a permanent courc£� the Winslow High Scho- 1 Page Fifty-Eight I'irst Hour. Ella Mae Feagins, Zelda Zahnley. Marie Sharar. Second Hour. Pat Bowman. Jean Curry. Eva Lee Rader. I.h,ni, ,iow: Ella Jo (ireer. Darlene Zahnley. Patty Crain. Wanda Bradford boiulh How: Charlotte Schlotzhauer, Betty Singleton. Phyllis Ingledew. Left to Right. Patsy Parry. Marv H u v,ur.ges!’ 1 ranees Phelps. Peggy Crevillius. Lorn a Lightfoot. Barbara Casey. Mary Daughtery Barbara Zahnely, Pat Bashor, Louise McPhetridge. Jean Cullum. Joan Stillwell. Sue Eastman. Janet Scott Jam Kabelm. Carol Erwin. Mary Ivina Walton. Joan Pattison. Lucille Baxter, Roma Hulett. Jo Lind blom. Mary Beth Boring Anita Bates. Barbara Hulett. Ruby Westerson. Billie Beth Clark. Helen Ruth elvadine Heard. Joan Monroe. Ilene Tanner. Mildred Walton. Helen Maclean. Maxine Bagwell Rose Marie Stanley. Judith Wagner. Pep Squad Under the presidency of Zelda Zahnley, the Pep Squad of 1946 has had many success in 1945-46. It has marched at nearly all of the home football games and some of the basketball games. Pep Squad girls are chosen every fall from the Senior. Junior, and Sophomore classes. Then, on a certain day set by the Pep Squad Girls, the students are surprised to see the new members of Pep Squad, called Rats appear at school, draped in torn overalls, shirts, and shoes, and smelling of onions, strong perfume, and anything else that would add to the fun of the “Superiors.” Following initiation of new members, the Pep Squad gets down to work on their marches. They also put on the annual Reverse Dance and Football Banquet. Officers of Winslow High School Pep Squad are: President. Zelda Zahnley; Vice-President, Marie Sharar; Secretary; Ella Jo Greer; Treasurer. Phyllis Ingledew and Cheer Leader. Ella Mae Feagins. Page Fifty-Nine Page Sixty Sorry! Clarkdale! You played a good game. Page Sixty-One Nice catch! Irwin First How: Boh Heart .. Phillip Ruhi. Lucio Ceballos. Bill Stevenson, Dave Bealer. Boh Patton. Wilfred Toya. Charles Nesting Capt.. Anthony Piirlcy. Second How: Joe Dontingue . Roosevelt Van, Dale Blair, Bill Ray. Orville Brown. Ralph Davis, Donald Seigmund. Ted Frazier. Harold Walker. Third How: Toni Hill. Fred Frazier. Boh Waltz. Henderson Warnock. Tom Newman. John Irwin, Lynn Rhodes, Sam Van Dyke. Noel Archer. Fourth How: Amos Seastrunk. Jim Olds. Robert Kabelin. and Bill Moore. Football The Winslow Bulldogs, coached by W. W. Armstrong, had a successful season, being defeated only by Prescott. They finished the season tied with Kingman for the second place in the Northern Arizona Conference. The Bulldogs got off to a slow start, but finished the season by defeating the Flagstaff Eagles 26-7 in the final game. The most outstanding game of the year was that played with the Prescott Badgers. The Bulldogs held the highly favored Badgers to a 7- 7 tie at half time. The weight of the Badgers told in the final half with Prescott winning 14-7. Another fine game played by the Bulldogs was that with the Gallup Tigers. Gallup had beaten Winslow for the last two years, but this year the Bulldogs defeated Gallup 19-7. The Bulldogs played other fine games against Williams and Snowflake, defeating them both by large margins.. SCHEDULE Winslow 0 Winslow 25 Winslow 0 Winslow 7 Clarkdale 0 Snowflake 0 Holbrook 0 ... Jerome 2 Winslow 19 Winslow 7 Winslow 52 Winslow 26 ... Gallup 7 ...Prescott 14 Williams 7 Flagstaff 7 Page Sixty-Three Page Sixty-Four COACH W. W. ARMSTRONG CAPTAIN CHARLES S. NESTING Coach W. W. Armstrong began bis coaching career in Winslow High School in 1943. I hat year his team was undefeated, winning tin championship of the Northern Arizona Conference. In 1944 he had another very successful season which ended with Winslow in a tie with the Prescott Badgers for top honors. In 194 ) his team tied Kingman for second place in the Northern Arizona Conference. The outstanding success of his many teams is due to his fine coaching methods. Coach Ann-strong was the first coach to use the “single wing in Winslow. By means of this powerful formation, the Bulldogs have risen to an out standing position in Northern Arizona. Coach Armstrong is very well liked by all athletes who have ever played under him. Winslow will turn out fine teams as long as Coach Arm strong has charge. Charles Nesting began his career in football in 194$. the year in which Winslow won the undisputed championship of Northern Arizona. In 1944 Charles graduated to first string center where he began to deal out punishment on a wholesale basis. He was selected on the All Nor them first team and Honorable Mention All State. In 1945. Charles’ senior year he was elect; ed captain. He was again selected first team All Northern and third team All State. Authorities say that Charles might have been given high honors on the All State team if a few more coaches had seen him in action. Page Sixty-Six Around end. Snowflake back downed by “Spook.” Roosevelt around end.----------nice block—by Heart .. Back Row: Anthony Purley, Charles Nesting. Chick Wamock, Wilford Toya, Joe Dominquez, Lynn Rhodes. Coach Olmsted. ...... _ . , . „ , . First Row. Clifford Gilley, Billy Moore. Orville Brown. Bob Heart . Capt.. John Irwin, Bob Ames. Basketball “A” SQUAD The Winslow Bulldogs, coached by Glenn Olmsted, and lead by Captain Bob Heart ., had a successful season, winning twelve games, and losing only seven. Two of the most exciting games were those with Holbrook and with Clarkdale. In the Holbrook game. Winslow led up to the middle of the third quarter, when two Winslow regulars fouled out. Holbrook then took the lead and went on to win 46-37. The Clarkdale game was the last home game of the season. Previously. Clarkdale had beaten Winslow at (.lark-dale 53-36. However, Winslow played their best game of the season, beating Clarkdale 43-35. The Bulldogs then went to the Northern Arizona Tournament at Flagstaff. In the first game, they defeated Williams 39-27. However, in the second round of the tournament they were defeated by St. Johns 40-50. At the end of the tournament. Bob Heart was elected Second Team Center. Following the regular season, the Bulldogs entered the city tournament, winning first place. Page Sixty-Eight Basketball Summary The 1945-46 Bulldog five consisted of four seniors and one junior. Scoring was led by Capt. Bob Heartz, who was high point man in all but four of the games played. Scoring for the season was as follows: Total Points Av. Per. Game Bob Heartz 203 11.3 Bob Ames 159 .. 8.4 Bill Moore 114 . . 6.3 John Irwin Ill 5.8 Orville Brown .. 51 2.0 SCHEDULE Winslow 29. Snowflake 22 it 38.. Round Valley 32 a 31.. Holbrook 33 • t 45.. Gallup 25 t� 23. Gallup 25 it 47.. Camp Verde 23 it 25. Snowflake 29 it 26. Williams 18 it 41.. Jerome 40 it 36. Clarkdale 53 37 Holbrook 48 ti 20.. Kingman 43 it 29.. Round Valley 28 tt 36.. Flagstaff 28 it 55.. McNary 11 ti 34.. Williams 22 ti 43.. Clarkdale 35 it 39.. Williams 27 30 St. Johns 40 Pago Sixty Nino Ralph Davis “Forward , Lynn Rhodes “Guard Soltlon Jackson “Guard H. B. YVarnock “Center Cliff Gilley Mgr. Wilfred Toy a “Guard” Pag ; Seventy Glenn N. Olmsted James P. Lovett The Bulldogs were ably coached this season by (� lenti N. Olmsted. Under his guidance the Bull dogs won twelve of the nineteen games played. Previous to this season. Coach Ohnst • ! had hart-tiled the “B” squad. Coach Olmsted has had long experience in handling athletic squads, and in addition has devoted a considerable amount of time to the welfare of the student body of Winslow High School. He is a favorite not only with his squad, but with all the students with whom lie has been associated. The newest addition to Winslow High School coaching staff is James P. Lovett, head teacher of the Wilson School. Mr. I-ovett came from Duncan where he was assistant basketball coach for a number of years. During this period. Duncan was considered to Ik one of the outstanding basketball centers of the state; their greatest feat was winning three successive State Championships in Basketball. In addition to supplying the ‘B squad with the essentials of basketball, he coached baseball for the first time in the history of Winslow High School. Mr. Ixjvett is well liked by all athletes. Mr. Lovett is a graduate of Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Orville Brown Bob Heart . Capt. John Irwin Bill Moore Page Seventy-One First Row: Sam Van Dyke, Bruce DeMarse, Emery Geiger, Carl Durkin. Fred Frazier. Roosevelt Van, SecondDan Watson. Gene Higbee. Norman Embry. Tom Newman. Jack McCormick. Dick I opez. Alfred Sion. Bobby Shelton. Tom Van Derslice. Amos Seastrunk. Mr. Iu vett. Third How: Kenneth Zisman. Jim McNelly, Noel Archer. Edwin Banister. Ixnns Sanchez. Kenneth Ian ner. Bobby Ferguson. ' The Bull Pups” COACH JAMES LOVETT This year the Bullpups were successfully coached by James Lovett. This is the first year Coach Lovett has taught or coached in Winslow. The Bullpups bail a 50-50 season, winning four and losing four. Being under a new coach the Bullpups got off to a slow start, but were full speed at the end of the season. They lost their first three games; Snowflake. Holbrook, and Snowflake. They defeated Williams, a victory which gave them the winning spirit. Then they defeated Holbrook. During the rest of the season they split even, losing to Joseph City and defeating Williams. The City Tournament ended their season. SCHEDULE 20 31 11 l t Winslow 20 25 18 Snowflake 30 Winslow 22 Williams 7 Winslow 24 Williams 13 Winslow 34 Joseph City 20 Page Seventy-Two THE TIP OFF BETWEEN FLAGSTAFF AND WINSLOW One of Heartz's shots its blocked by Flagstaff. Moore tries a corner shot. Page Seventy-Three First How: Sam VanDyke. Louis Sanchez. Hack How: Alfred Siow, Wilfred Toya, Coach Armstrong, Orville Brown, Cliff, (iilley. TRACK The Winslow “thinclads” started their season in 1946 with fifty prospects reporting for the first workout. With a number of veterans on hand to boost the morale of the squad, it looked as if Winslow would have a banner year. The returning let ter man were: Cliff (iilley. 100-440 yard dashman: Orville Brown, high jump, pole vault, and broad-jump: Wilfred Toya. distance man; Ion s Sanchez, half miler; Alfred Siow. miler. and Sam VanDyke. weights and sprints. The team pointed first for the Arizona State Relays at Tempo, a meet which is new this year. Following this meet is the Interclass duel, with the champs of 1946. the Seniors, favored to again take top honors. Next on the schedule, is the Winslow Invitational Meet, which was discontinued throughout the war years. Following this comes the most important meet of all. the State High School Track Meet at Tuscon. SCHEDULE Arizona State Relays .....................................................April 1 5 Interclass Meet ..........................................................April 15-19 Winslow Invitation Meet ..................................................April 27 Arizona State High School Meet ...........................................May 4 Page Seventy-Four Coach W. Armstrong Alfred Slow Orville Brown Sain VanDyke Page Seventy-Five Calendar SEPTEMBER 4—Registration 14 Get Acquainted Dance OCTOBER 0- Freshman Assembly 11—National Assembly 27—Home Coming Dance 31—Junior Assembly NOVEMBER 8 National Assembly 21 Thanksgiving Ball DECEMBER 1— Bulldog Rumpus 7—Junior-Freshman Dance 14 Senior Play 21—Christmas Program JANUARY 17— Football Banquet 18— First Semester Ends 25—Senior-Sophomore Dance 30 Sophomore Assembly FEBRUARY 8—Barn Dance 6—Honor Society Assembly 21-22-23—Tournament at Flagstaff MARCH 6—Senior Assembly 15—Saint Patricks Dance 2 —National Assembly 28—Basketball Banquet APRIL 12—Arizona Relays 12—Spring Formal 5—Junior Play MAY 3—University Track Meet 10—Junior Prom 17—Senior Hop 20—Senior Class Day 24—School Ends Page Seventy-Six Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WINSLOW Member of Federal Reserve System Dej osits Guaranteed By Federal Reserve Insurance Rian Page Seventy-Seven ☆ KARL'S SHOE STORE Kustom Made Shoes Phone 687-W ☆ H. 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