Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

'Mil m R. E. BOOTH Superintendent Mr. R. E. Booth returned to Winslow High School on July 1, 1946. after three years service in the Armed Forces. During this time he served in the Technical Training Command and on the Staff of Chief of Naval Air Technical Training. Mr. Booth came to Winslow as a teacher in 1929. He became High School Principal in 1935. In 1939, he became Superintendent of Schools. iSoaxd (Cy education MRS. BONNIE BRENNAN President MR. K. Cl. DICKSON Clerk MR. LEROY KENNA Mem her Page Two W. W. ARMSTRONG Principal, Winslow High School SCHOOL SECRETARIES MRS. THALIA PUR LEY MISS MYRTISE WARNOCK Page Three MRS. GODSELL MISS NAYSMITH MISS CARTLIDGE MISS OARE English. I Ait in Commercial Social Science Social Science MRS. WINN MISS FINK MISS ANDERSON MISS HINSON Geography, Physiology Journalism Mathematics English. Public Speaking MISS JOHNSON Arithmetic MRS. GLIDEWELL MR. OLMSTED MRS. FISHER Home Economies Industrial Arts. Pre-Flight English, Spanish Page Four MISS ROGERS Art Mr. PARKER Hand Mr. STEVENS Hand. Chorus MR. LETTS Industrial Arts Mr. TAYLOR Mr. LOVETT Mr. STRACK Miss PAINE Science. Mathematics 6th Grade. Athletics Machine Shop History Page Five BETTY JEAN HENSON 7947 ztzox CJudzn Pane Six Page Seven BOB AMES President CARL DURKIN Vice-President CLARA CALAHAN Secretary NORMAN EMBRY Treasurer Meteor Staff, 2. 3, 4; Honor Society. 3. 4; Rifle Club, i. 2, 3; Tennis 1; Football 4, 2nd Team. All Northern; Basketball. 2, 3. 4; Captain. 4; Class Play; Business Manager. 3. 4; Baseball. 3. 4. Baseball, 3, 4. Basketball. 2; Track. 3. 1; Rifle Club, 3. 4; Bulldog Barks. 4; junior Play. 3; Science Club. 4; Civil Air Patrol, 4. Pep Squad. 2. 3, 4; Honor Society. 4; Science Club, 2, 3. 4; Student Council, 3. 4; Student Council Convention. 4; Musical Festival. 4. Basketball. 1. 2, 3. 4: Track. 1. 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Band. 1. 2. 3, 4; Orchestra, 3. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club. 1. 2; Football. 1, 4; Art Club. President of Band. 4; Flagstaff Musical Festival, 4; Basketball Manager. 2; Class Treasurer. 3. 4; Pep Squad Drummer, 3. 2; W” Club, 3. 4. s i; 11 o it s We, the members of the Senior Class of 1947 are leaving, but we’re not forgetting our days in W. H. S. Neither are we forgetting some of the things we learned in school. We’ve studied hard and after twelve years of being led to the water we have all drunk some of the water of education. For some of us it is our last year but for others it is just a fork in the road of learning, but for all of us it has been an unforgettable experience. We are not forgetting the sports we’ve entered either. Many of us have played and some have excelled but none will forget. We’ll all remember our Prom, our assemblies, our class plays, and the Rumpuses. Most of all we’ll remember our Graduation Exercises, and our class, as a whole, as the best that ever was or will be. What we started to say and have been trying to say all along is that we are learning and we would like to say “Good Bye” to all and we’ll never forget you or the things associated with you and our school. Pape flight BETTY ADAMS Pep Squad, 2, 3. 4; Civil Air Patrol, 4; Basketball. 1, 2, 3; Volleyball. BA R BA R A ARCH IBEQU E ANITA BATES Pep Squad. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club. 3; Pre-Flight, 4. MARY BLACKFORD Band. 1. 2: Glee Club. 1. 2; Science Club. I: National Honor Society 4, Senior Play. JIMMY BARNES Escondido, Calif., 1, 2; Track. 3. 4; Basketball, 4; Honor Society. 4; Annual Staff. 4; Bulldog Barks. 4; Science Club, 3. 4; President Science Club, 4; Rifle Club. 4; Class Play, 3. ANGELA ARCHIBUQUE Glee Club. 2, 3. 4; Basketball. 13; Civil Air Patrol, 4. JAKE BAKER Football. 2. 3. 4; Basketball. 1. 2; Track. 3. 4; Rifle Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Festival, 3, 4. LUCILLE BAXTER Pep Squad, 2. 3, 4; Student Council. 2; Bulldog Barks, 4; Ririe Club. 1. 2; Annual Staff, 3. 4: Class V. President. 3. JACK BLAND Glee Club. 1; Rifle Club. Football. 1. 2. 3. 4; Track. 2. 3. 4; Baseball. 4; Junior Play.3; Senior Play, 4; Student Council, 3; Bulldog Barks. 4; Meteor Staff. 4. MARY BETH CAMPBELL Glee Club. 1; Junior Play. 3: State Historian F. H. A.. 3; V. Pres. Honor Society, 4. Pane Nine A Mil NO CHAVEZ CALVIN CHAVEZ Football 2. 3. I; Basketball 2. 3; Track 2; Baseball 3. JAN IS CROZIER Pep Squad 4. MARY DAUGHERTY Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2: Bulldog Barks 4. ELLA MAE FEAGINS Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Cheer Leader 3. 4. BETTY SINGLETON Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Civil Air Patrol 4. Football 1; Manager 1, 2, 3; W Club 4; Bulldog Barks 3: Annual Staff 3, 4. JEAN CULLUM Class Treasurer 2; Librarian 3: Science Club 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Band 2; Student Council 3. 4. DARLEON DOONAN Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Band 3. 4; Class play 3: Pep Squad 4. GERALD FELTS NORMAN FLOWERS Civil Air Patrol 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3: Football 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Art Club 3. Page Ten FIIED FRAZIER TED FRAZIER Phoenix 1, 2; Basketball 3. 4; Football 3. 4: Civil Air Patrol 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Meteor Staff 4. RAMONA GIBSON Pop Squad 3. 4; Glee Club 1. BETTY JEAN HENSON Fayeteville. Ark. 1, 2. 3; Pep Squad 4: Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Buli-dog Barks 4; Annual Queen 4. ELEANOR HUBBARD Albuquerque. N. M. 2; Glee Club 1. 3; Band 3; Orchestra 3; Pep Squad 4. HELEN MAC LEAN Glee Club 1. 3. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Phoenix 1. 2; Student Council 4; Meteor Staff 4; Football 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Rumpus King 3: Civil Air Patrol 4. ELLA JO GREER Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Sec. 3: Pep Squad Pres. 4; Student Body V. Pres. 4; Student Council Convention 4; Class V. Pres. 1. 2: Class Sec. 3; Bulldog Barks 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Annual Queen 3. SHIRLEY HAROLD Glee Club 4. ROMA HULETT Williams 1; Pep Squad 3, 4; Junior Play 3. JIMMY McJUNKIN Football 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Civil Air Patrol 3; Science Club 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4: Rifle Club 4. Page Eleven LOU ISE Me PH ETHIDGE Class Sec. 1. 2; Librarian 2. 3: Science Club 3. 1; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Honor Society I. RENFRO NICHOLS Civil Air Patrol 3. JULIA RAMIREZ ALPHONSO REYES Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Art Club 1; Basketball 2. 3; Civil Air Patrol 4; Oratorical Contest 3. 4. CHARLES RUBI Football 1. 2: Basketball 2; Track 2. MARY JOANNE MILLER GWEN POLLOCK Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 4: Bulldog Barks 4. ALICE IiEYES FRED ROBINSON Band 1; Science Club 3. 4; Student Body Pres. 4; Football 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Convention. HELEN RUTH Library 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Festival 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 3; Science Club 4; Senior Play 4: Honor Society 3. 4. Page Twelve ALPHA FREDA SBTIMA DOUGLAS SMITH Student Body Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Student Council Convention 4: Library 3. ALICE TRUJILLO Civil Air Patrol 4. SAMUEL VAN DYKE All northern 1st team 3, 4: Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Track Captain 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; All-State Football Game 4: W. Club 3, 4; State Trackmeet 2, 3. 4. BARBARA ZAHNLEY Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Art Club 1; Student Council Student Council Convention 4: Glee Club 4; Senior Play 4; Bulldog Barks 4. KENNETH Z1SMANN Newton, Kansas 1 (midterm): Student Council 3-4; Basketball Mgr. 3-4: Baseball Mgr. 3-4: C. A. P. 3; Class Play 3-4; Honor Society 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Editor 4. Bushong. Kansas 1: C.A.P. 3-4; Band 3: Basketball 3: Meteor Staff 4. ROOSEVELT VAN Band 1-2; Track 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; W” Club 3; Basketball 3; Football Capt. 4. JUDITH WAGNER Pep Squad 3-4; Glee Club i. DARLENE ZAHNLEY Pep Squad 1-2-3-4; Art Club 1: Library 3-4; Senior Play 4; Bulldog Barks 4. HAROLD MARCELLUS SPRADLEY Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3; W. Club 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Spanish Club. Page Thirteen Glamour Girl! ! ! ! ! Beautiful, no? ? ? ? ? What's cookin', sals? ? Buddy Buddy! ! ! ! Beauty and the Beast Rear View Lady of Leisure (?) Legs! ! ! ! Speed Demon We didn’t know. Judy! ! ! Lifebouy Agents Puppy Love What a pose! ! ! ! ! Handsome man! ! ! ! ! Page Fourteen RALPH DAVIS JANE KARELIN JANET SCOTT JEAN STILLWELL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer J I I 0 It s Three years ago the Class of 1948 entered Winslow High School and began to assume new responsibilities. As Freshmen we built the “W for all the football rallies. We did our part in making the Bulldog Rumpus a success. Other freshmen activities included an assembly for the entire school and the Junior-Freshman dance. When we became Sophomores our first action was to instruct the Freshmen in their duties about Winslow High School and to familarize them with its customs. At the Bulldog Rumpus our “Kite Club” and “Western Union” were patronized by almost everyone. The Senior-Sophomore dance was an outstanding event of the year. Our assembly “SOPH” was a realistic radio program. This year we became upper-classmen. We are striving to make Winslow High a place of importance in our lives. This year a large percentage of the football team consisted of members from our ranks. As Juniors we have taken an increasing share of duties and reponsibilities. The Junior Play and Junior Prom are some of our important social events. The ’’Kite Club” “White Elephant,” “Style Show,” and the “Basketball Throw” were our contributions to the success of the Bulldog Rumpus. In 1947 we hope to be the largest and best class that has ever graduated from good old Winslow High. Our Senior year is going to be one that everyone will long remember as a very eventful year at our Alma Mater. Page Fifteen Billy Abbitt, John Anderson, Neel Archer, Jack Akin, David Bealer, Patricia Bashor, Dale Blair, George Burney, Mary Lou Burgess, Barbara Campbell, Barbara Casey, John Castleberry, Lucio Ceballos, Margaret Chavez, Patty Crain, Jack Curtis, Marion Dick, James Dickson, Joe Dominquez, Edward Duncan. Page Sixteen Page Seventeen Sue Eastman, Carol Erwin, Jay Fowler, Viola Gallegos, Peggy Grevil-lius, Shirley Hale, Annabelle Hampshire, Lorastene Hannah, Merilyn Heard, Wanda Hebbard, Dorteo Hernandez, Joy Hodge, Lorna Jean Light-foot, Jo Lindblom, Bert Loring, Doris Mark, Josie Martinez, Robert Metzger, Jack Millier, Jean Mitchell. Joan Monroe, Frank Mosley, Tom Newman, Eulas Oliver, Joan Pat-tison, Pat Parry, Robert Pennington, Kenneth Pfulb, Frances Phelps, Natalie Putnam, Norma Putnam, Marjorie Radnor, Helen Rameriz, Glen Ray, Philip Rubi, Shirley Sauer, Charlotte Schlotzhauer, Richard Shreeve, Billy Don Stewart, Bill Stevenson. Page Eighteen Gene Starr, Marilyn Vaillancourt, Harold Walker, James Warren. Mildred Walton, Chick Warnock, Roy Williams, Hazel Ruth Wilson. OTHER JUNIORS Lillian Candelaria Benny Duran Lawrence Eagleman Jake Padilla Danny Patterson Betty Peterson Lawrence Flowers Joe Hernandez Corine Hogues Artis Phillips Joann Ray Jennie Rodarte William Martini Charlotte Marquez Benny McKernan Isabella Ruiz Ella Mae Seastrunk Thelma Spindel Pape Xineteen BRUCE DeMARSE GUY TRAVIS DONNA SCOTT RUSTY FERGUSON President V. Pres. Secretary Treasurer S 0 r II 0 M 0 E s The Class of 49, in our opinion the very best, has now completed the first two years of our High School career. Arriving at. Winslow High as Seventh Graders in 1944, we were very active. Wc reorganized the Junior High Council, put on a Junior High dance, and helped with the Rumpus by bringing in more money than any other class. As “green” Freshmen and not too sure we also had a year filled with activity. Wc put on the Freshman Assembly, helped with the Bulldog Rumpus and the Junior High Dance. Returning to Winslow High in the fall of 1946, the Class of ’49 began their Sophomore year. This year in the Bulldog Rumpus we had Bingo. Kangaroo Court, and a side show, “Paris A-la-mode.” March 7, with the assistance of the Seniors we put on the Senior-Sophomore Dance. Our class has contributed lettermen in the sports of W. H. S. also. After two successful years in W. H. S. we are still looking forward to two more years in Winslow High School. Page Twenty Rill Ames. John Bagwell. William Baker. John Bertino. Alice Casey, Annette Cesar. Betty Clark. Norma Colleen Cofer. Mary Helen Coriwrtght. Eddie Crozier. Kenneth Custer. Gladys Doyle. Robert Feagins. Robert Dickson. Eva Duvignau, Norma Jean Fanning. Lois Ferrel, Bill Gardner, Mary Lou Gonzales. Charlotte Gutierrez. Paye Twenty-One Juanita Gutierrez, Robert Hall, Ramona Hendry, Josephine Herrea. Eugene Higbee. Ann Hildenbrand, Donna Holladay. Joe Howell, Marvin Jennings, David Jones, Marjorie Jump. Opal Keith. Leona Koenig. Mary Ellen Larkins. Freddie Lehrman, Marguerite Locke, Charlotte Loring. Juandell Loring, Donald Lowry, Jack McCormick. Page Twenty-Two James McNelly. Rebecca Sue Mercer. Margaret Morey, Joe Munoz. Rcttie Noel, (lene Olds. Janet Palmer. Donna Peterson. Glenn Petronivich, Ruth Smith, Patty Tackett. Kenneth Tanner. Annie Ruth Van. Katie Rose Van Dyke. Ruby Walters. Joan Walton, Danny Watson. Richard Werner. Robert Wiley, Charles Williams. Page Twenty-Three Warren Wilson Betty Wohler Marylyn Young Mildred Cameron Cecil Jenkins other sophomores Josie Aragon Macario Archibeque Larry Ballantyne Wayne Banner Frank Blumlein James Chavez Eugene Hernandez Paul Lattin Willard Mactima Josie Martinez Clarence Miller Fred Padilla Edward Cooata Tom Cooka Ben Estudillo Colleen Pearson Eva Perea Joe Perez Roland Gallegos James Garner John Ann Ham Ray Perry Patsy Ryan Wilbur Zeizzler Page Twenty-Four DICK BATES JERRY SPEARS LOIS ZAHNLEY JANE PROCHNOW President V. Pres. Sccreturi Treasurer F II E S II M E After passing through the Seventh Grade, we like all others before us became “green” Freshmen. In the Seventh and Eighth Grades, we took part in the Bulldog Rumpus and other activities. In the Eighth Grade we took first price for having the best float in the Bulldog Rumpus Parade. We are having several concessions in the Bulldog Rumpus this year Of these, we are having Dates with Kisses, Fish Pond, Grab Bag, and Beauty Shop. We hope to take first prize in the floats again, although we will probably have pretty tough competition. This year in the football season, we built the “W,” like all others before us. Luckily they all burned, but there were some times when we were in doubt. The Junior-Freshman Dance will be the 28th of February. We will take part in that also, and hope it will be a success. The Freshman boys have been very successful in basketball this year. We have several boys that play on the “B” squad and one boy that plays on the “A” squad. We are really proud of them and figure that our boys will have a pretty good basketball team from the way it looks now. We have all had fun this year and hope to have more fun in the three years to come even if we won’t be “green” freshmen forever. Page Twenty-Five Carolyn Allen, Delberta Baker. Virginia Bartos. Darrel Bashor. Calvin Boatwright. Patricia Boring. Catherine Borum. Joanne Burnam. Norma Butterworth. Beatrice Ceballos. Carl Clark, Kirk Clark. Carol Doonan, I.ee Kastman. Albert Greer. Patricia Grove. Mary Carol Hall. Bobby Hightower, Geraldine Hitchcock. Wilma Huleti. Page Twenty-Si.f Dolores Jackson. Norman Jennings. Harry Kabelin, Herbert Keller. Boyd Lee. ivy Ann Lightfoot. Neoma Lewis, Jim McLean. Joan McLean. Irene Matchett, Darlene Mayo. Gene Mayo. Neil McElhannan. Nan McNabb, Oliver Mitchell, Draisine Moden. Irene Morey. Josephine Munoz, Dorothy Nichols. Billy Noel. Page Twenty-Seven Catherine Robinson. Eustocio Rodarte. Kathryn Ryan. Eva Rubi, Richard Rubi. Laura Smith. Thelma Smith. Betty Snclson. I )is Steidl, Diana Stell. Nancy Stout. Betty Tillman. Monte Walters. George Warnock. Johnnie Wasdon. Bobbie Welker. Ida Mae Wilson. Kathryn Woods. Helen Woo. Page T wen ty-Eigh t Left to right: Back Row: F. Rubi, Mr. Gardner Second Row: G. Hoffman. W. Kleinworth, T. O’Connell, B. Hendry, A. Wolff, B. Her, E. llolin, B. Keaton. P. Rubi, P. Van. First Row: N. Cesar. C. Smith, W. Mitchell. W. Burgess. M. Robb. J. Hansen, L. A. Owens. B. Hall. W. Higbee. M. Nichols, 1. Rubi. Junior High Student Council This is the first year that the members of the Junior High Student Council were not nominated by the previous council, but were allowed to seek office by circulating nominating petitions. The Junior High Council officers elected were: President, Fred Rubi; Vice-President, Billy Keaton; Secretary, Merlene Robb; Treasurer. Eddie Hohn; Representative to High School Council, Beverly Hall; Boy’s Athletic Manager, Pete Van; Cheer Leader, Wilma Burgess. Woodine Mitchell was appointed to fill the post of Junior High Editor by the council. Each home room also elects a boy and girl representative to the Junior High Council. Pa ge T wen ty-Nine Tiack Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: A. Wolff. L. Estudillo, (I. Ramerez. G. Campbell. Andrews. F. Morgan. A. Hernandez. R. Salazar. I . Madrid. E. Chavez. J. Chavez. I . Childers. JR Snell. R. Oliver. G. Creel. B. Keaton. R. Scott. F. Smith. Z. Lee. C. Cordero, S. Gallegos. N. Ramirez. S. Marquez. I). Valverde. N. Martin. J. McCabe, G. Ingledew. E. Trammell. W. Mitchell. N. Freeman. C. Smith. J. Orosco. Rack Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: A. Borden. P. Rubi. T. Sanchez. A. Rubi. D. Rodriquez. L. Gonzalez. L. Rlioton. S. Ruth. G. Lovato. T. Gonzales. R. Peterson. T. Metzger. B. J. Priest. W. Bridges. F. Suglirue. J. McCauley. E. Spurgeon. B. J. Taylor. R. Canderlaria. P. Evans. A. Bealer. B. Chavez. It. Molina. I. Rodarte. C. Munoz. Mrs. Glidewell. J. Salinas. M. Mier. S. Ami. B. Hall. P. Fitzgerald. J. Blumlien. C. Sandovei. V. Sanchez. M. Mier. s. Ami. B. Hall. I . Fitzgerald. Ju Blumlien. C. Sandovei. V. Sanchez. E. Alarid. I. Rubi. J. Mata. Page Thirty Left to right Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Miss Kelly, V. Yazzie, J. Robles. J. Mills. T. Newman, J. Knowles, O. Watson. D. Steidl, B. Her. J. Paul. F. Castleberry. R. Tackett. H. McKernan. I . Katon, J. Riley. J. Cooka. M. J. Donaldson. G. Nagle. J. Archer, C. Lyon. M. Carlisle. II. I ewis. M. Wall. J. Moody. L. Scott. J. Gill. G. Olmsted. J. Hanson. L. O. Munroe. M. McLaughlin. P. Gibson. A. L. Ramsay. C. Clark, C. Archibeque. B. Hindenbrand. Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Mr. Letts. C. Gibson. W. Kleinworth. J. Blumein. B. Willis. I . McAdams. J. C. May. R. Jaskoviak. C. Pilon, J. Curnutte. Lonnie Evans. K. Fuller. W. Hannah. P. Van. A. Cervantes. F. Smith. E. Holm. J. Millier. A. Young. B. Church. I . Howington. F. Gutierrez. M. Robb. L. Haskee, B. Barner. B. Nahee, E. Pohuma. L. A. Owens. M. Sauer. P. Stewart. W. Burgess. G. Pearson. B. Oxley. E. Cullum. S. Ferrel. Page Thirty-One Back Row- Third Row-Second Row-First Row: George Stegmeier, Billy Meckle. Bernard Kenna. Dale Hancock. Bobby Clubbs, Glenn Hoffman. Charles Tasker. Raymond Lee. Robert Sandoval, Tommy Dunn. Paul Borden. Miss Johnson. Wilma Jo Hale. Flora Domenguez. Barbara Aragon, Sylvia Hayes, Irene Taylor. Sara Begay, Della Esudilio, Bila Barreras. Caroline Taylor. Eldrena Farr. Audine Hodge, Sally Gallegos, Frances Garcia. Janie Severson. Evelyn Tillman. Sally Florez. Nixie Hancock. Dora Chavez, Carolyn Hubbard, Wanda llighbee, Lucille Herrera. Patricia Moody, Faye Ruth, Janice Sandburgh, Betty Young. Marilyn Anderson, June Yeier. Frances Wetzel. Betty Martinez. Back Row-Third Row-Second Row- First Row- Curry Woo, Lorenzo Baca, Bernard Siow, Copper Coota. Billy Chomenia. John Springfield, Ralph Chavez. Guillernio Caballos. John Gonzales. Billy Wade. Tony Perea. David Branch. Monty Krebs, John Casey. Robert Clark, Bobby Hendry. Jimmy Calhoun. Jerry Blumein, Eddie Gonzales. Clare Mae Williams, Margaret Spurgeon, Mary Mann. Norma Jean McLean, Barbara Maule, Dorothy Stromberg, Edna Stevenson, Rita Santistevan, Frances Jaramillo, Mrs. May Winn. Felecia Ruiz, Evangeline, Ornelos, Isabel Reyes, Mina Jean Nichols. Nancy Pennington. Dulcinia Sanchez, Gloria Villaescusa, Renia Sanchez. Marinelle O’Neil, Peggy O’Neil. Frankie Robinson. Barbara Vanderheiden. Page Thirty-Two Hack Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Curry Woo, Ix renzo Baca. Bernard Slow, Cooper Coota, Billy Chomenia, John Springfield, Ralph Chavez, Guillernie Ceballos. John Gonzales. Bill Wade, Tony Perea. David Branch, Monty Krebs, John Casey, Robert Clark. Bobby Hendry, Jimmy Calhoon, Jerry Blumlein, Eddie Gonzales. Clare Mae Williams. Margaret Spurgeon, Mary Mann, Norma Jean MacLean, Barbara Maule, Dorothy Stromberg, Edna Stvenson, Rita Santistevan, Frances Jarainillo, Mrs. May Winn. Felecla Ruiz. Evangeline Ornelos. Isabel Reyes, Mina Jean Nichols. Nancy Pennington. Dulcinia Sanchez. Gloria Villaescusa, Reina Sanchez. Marinelle O'Neil. Peggy O’Neil. Frankie Robinson. Barbara Vanderheiden. Good Friends School Lovers? Cheerers Buddies Good Girl Poor Ken” Happy Kids Cute. No? Lazy Boys Fred Pit c Th i rty-Th ree VIOLA GALLEGOS Pa ye Thirty-Fire Page Thirty Six ROOSEVELT VAN Captain Roosevelt Van was chosen captain of the 1946-47 football team, at the Annual banquet held on November 27. 1946 at the La Posada . Rosey is a four year I etterman of football, and played for the Bulldogs in 1944 when they tied Prescott for the championship. This year he was given honorable mention on the all-northern team. Rosey is liked bv all lovers of this sport. GLENN N. OLMSTED Coach The 1945-46 football team was coached by Glenn N. Olmsted. Coach was head coach of basketball the year before, but was appointed head coach of football this year. He introduced the “T” formation to the Bulldogs, who crashed through the 45-46 season with seven wins and 2 losses. Coach Olmsted has had considerable experience in football and coaching. He is liked by the Squad and sport fans. CALVIN CHAVEZ Manager Calvin Chavez has been manager of the football team for two years. Calvin h a s attended Winslow High School for four years. In his freshman year, he went out for football, and during his Junior and Senior year, he was manager. He is very well liked by all students in Winslow High. Left to right: Top Row: Coach Lovett, Joe Munoz, Manuel Ruiz, Bill Abbitt, Alfonso Tamaya. Tom Cooka, Alfonzo Reyes, Manuel Munoz, Buddy Clark. Billy Noel. Cecil Jenkins, Bill Gardner, Albert Greer, Richard Ford. Boyd Lee. Herbert Keller. George War nock. Jerry Spears, Duane Hampton. Lee Eastman, Coach Olmsted. Middle Row: George Burney, Jake Baker, Bill Martini, Clarence Miller. Glen Petronivich. Billy Don Stewart. Bill Ames. Curley Chavez, Dick Lopez. Roosevelt Van, Frank Mosley, Philip Rubi, Ted Frazier. Jack Akin. Jack Bland, Bob Ames, Ralph Davis. Richard Werner. Calvin Chavez. Manager. Bottom Row: Eulas Oliver, Noel Archer. John Castleberry. Eugene Hernandez. Lucfo Ceballos. Henderson Warnock, Bill Stevenson. David Bealer. Sam Van Dyke, Jack Millier, Jim McJunkin, Tommy Newman, Fred Robinson, Harold Walker. Fred Frazier, Bruce DeMarse, Jay Fowler, Glen Olmsted. Jr. Page Thirty-Seven JACK BLAND Bac� c“ RALPH DAVIS 'BdCK. FRANK MOSLEY • eactc DAVID DEALER EUGENE HERNANDEZ Go k6¥' JIM MCJUNKIN TED FRAZIER “ eacK. ROBINSON JAKE BAKER -Coi+ER Page Thirty-Eight JACK AKIM BOB AMES ROOSEVELT VAN DICK LOPEZ TOM NEWMAN End “ 8acK' “ Bjcac ' B3C BILL STEVENSON “ C tn+SK. LUCIO CEBALLOS G d' JAY FOWLER JACK MILLIER EULAS OLIVER 'G« d SAM VAN DYKE 'TazKL£ NOEL ARCHER ‘Awid JOHN CASTLEBERRY Page Thirty-Nine Page Forty Page Forty-One mum 11510 Back Row: Mr. Lovett. Jim Barnes. David Bealer. Harold Walker. John Castleberry. Bruce DeMarse. Tom Newman. Norman Embry. Manuel Munoz. Kenneth Zismann. Front Row: Danny Watson. Philip Rubi Ralph Davis. Ted Frazier. Bob Ames. Fred Frazier. Henderson Warnock. George Warnock. Gene Higbee. BASKETBALL The 1946 basketball season started with a 34-10 victory over Camp Verde. The next frame was lest to Snowflake, but the next five frames were won with two overtime periods. In a return game with St. Johns, the Bulldogs were defeated, but recovered to win the next four games. The Bulldogs defeated Seligman, the best scoring team in the North. They also beat Holbrook, who has not been defeated by Winslow in the last three years. The Bulldogs were then defeated again by Snowflake, but recovered to beat Clarksdale, one of the North’s best teams. At the Northern Arizona Tournament, Winslow beat McNary and Seligman, but lost to Flagstaff and Snowflake. Bobby Ames, Captain of Winslow, was high scorer during the Tournament. He also was selected as forward, on the All-Northern Team. Bruce DeMarse was selected for Honorable Mention. Page I'orty-Two MR. JAMES P. LOVETT The Bulldogs and Bullpups were successfully coached this year by James F. Lovett. Coach Lovett came to Winslow from Duncan last year and coached the Bull Pups through a successful season. This year, he took over both teams, leading them through a successful season. Baseball was first started by Mr. Lovett in Winslow High last year, and he plans to coach baseball again this year. Mr. Lovett is a graduate of Flagstaff State Teacher's College. II a s k e I li a 11 Schedule WINNERS Winslow _____________________ 34 Snowflake ___________________ 30 Winslow _____________________ 24 Winslow _____________________ 23 Winslow _____________________ 31 Winslow _____________________ 31 Winslow _____________________ 29 St. Johns____________________ 41 Winslow ______________________ 59 Winslow ______________________ 33 Winslow _____________________ 45 Winslow _____________________ 31 Snowflake ___________________ 51 Winslow ______________________ 52 Winslow _____________________ 29 Winslow ______________________ 37 Prescott ___________________ 4.1 Clarkdale_____________________ 43 Williams _____________________ 30 Holbrook ____________________ 51 Flagstaff____________________ 37 LOSERS Camp Verde____________________ 10 Winslow ______________________ 16 Williams _____________________ 22 St. Johns_____________________ 18 Round Valley _________________ 17 Gallup _______________________ 24 Round Valley__________________ 25 Winslow ______________________ 17 Camp Verde ___________________ 17 Holbrook _____________________ 19 Seligman _____________________ 36 Flagstaff_____________________ 29 Winslow ______________________ 21 Clarkdale ____________________ 38 Jerome________________________ 19 Kingman ______________________ 30 Winslow ______________________ 30 Winslow ______________________ 30 Winslow ______________________ 24 Winslow ______________________ 34 Winslow ______________________ 34 The Winslow Bulldogs entered the Northern Arizona Tournament held in Flagstaff February 25, 26, 27. In the opening round the maroon-clads defeated McNary 33-20, but in the next round lost a hotly contested game to Snowflake 34-28. In the play-off for third place Winslow was eliminated by Flagstaff 35-28, after walloping Seligman 45-26. Page Forty-Three Top Left: An attempt to block I)e Marse's shot. Right: Joe sinks one. Bottom Left: '•Teeny” shoots. Right: Clarkdale gives Watson some trouble. Page Forty-Four An Anxious Moment Joe Sinks One Page Forty Fire Back Row: Eugene Hernandez. I ee Eastman. Billy Noel. Boyd Lee. Eddie Crozier. Paul Lattin. Mr. Lovett. Front Row: Bill Ames. James Chavez, James McNelly. Jack McCormick. Kenneth Tanner, Jimmie Cooata, Willard Mactima. II I L L P U P S The Bull Pups, Coached by Mr. Lovett, played a schedule of twelve games, winning seven and losing five. They beat Williams twice, also Holbrook twice, and lost two to Flagstaff. They split in the games played with Round Valley, St. Johns, and Snowflake. Jack McCormick acting as Captain throughout the season. Page Forty-Seven S I’ll (I IIL LIFE Page Forty-Eight Hack Row: Fred Robinson. Jim Barnes, Douglas Smith. Jack Bland, James Dickson, Ted Frazier. Mr. Kapson. Front Row: hois Zahnley, Betty Henson. Woodine Mitchell. Bob Ames. Kenneth Zismann, Fred Frazier. Lucille Baxter. Doris Mark, Donna Scott. Not in picture: Judy Wagner. A ii ii ii a I SI a f f The Meteor Staff, after numerous difficulties, has succeeded in putting: out an Annual. It wasn’t easy, but the members of the Staff have worked hard. With the able assistance of the sponsor, Mr. Rapson, and the Editor, Kenneth Zismann, they have typed, cut, filed pictures, gathered information, written write-ups, and checked and re-checked to complete the Annual. Although it was far behind schedule, the staff worked harder and harder to succeed in meeting the deadline. Paye Forty-Nine Left to right: Albert Greer. Beverly Hall. Mary Carol Hall. Louise McPhetrldge. Ted Frazier, Barbara Zahnley. Gene Higbee, Bill Stevenson. Mr. Armstrong. Emery Geiger. Jean Cullum. Fred Robinson. Ella Jo Greer. Clara Calahan. Helen MacLean. Jim McNelly, Carol Erwin, Sue Eastman. Alph Freda Setima, Janet Palmer, Nancy Stout. N I II (I Ml I (' 0 II II C I I The Student Council of Winslow High School was organized on November 2, 1932. Each year the officers are elected by the students. The following were elected as Student Body Officers for the 1946-47 school year: President: Fred Robinson; Vice-President, Ella Jo Greer; Secretary, Jean Cullum; Treasurer, Alph Freda Setima; Cheer Leader, Patty Crain. Each chiss has three representatives. Each club or organization has one representative. Junior High also has one representative. Here are a few of the many events sponsored by the Student Council: the Get Acquainted Dance, Homecoming Dance, Christmas Assembly, and the Annual Bulldog Rumpus. Mr. Armstrong, High School Principal, is the sponsor this year. Page Pi fig Left to right: Helen Ruth. Miss Hinson, Ella Jo Greer, Jack lilaiul. Jim Barnes, Betty Henson. Mary Blackford, Darlene Zahnley. Kenneth Zismann. Not in Picture: Jimmy McJunkin. Miss Matin', the sleeper ........................................ Dr. X aitldiny. her physician ................................. Mary Marston, her niece ......................................... Jcn me Forrester, her nephetr ................................... Kilty Corey, a novelist ......................................... Donald llhodes. a reporter ...................................... T rink a Anderson, the maid ..................................... Aesop, the caretaker ............................................ Madam venda, a mystic ........................................... Director ........................................................ .. Darlene Zahnley Kenneth Zisman ........ Helen Ruth .... Jimmy Barnes ..... Ella Jo Greer ....... Jack Bland Betty Jeane Henson ... Jimmy McJunkin ... Mary Blackford ...... Miss Hinson T li e S e n i i r I I a v v The Annual Senior Play of Winslow High School was presented December 12, 1946. The play committee chose Robert St. Clair's mystery, “The Green Light.” There was a matinee and night performance, which were both considered very successful. The theme of the play was the strange mystery and murder of Hattie, which led to the deep sleep of Mattie. When she awoke a year later, the mystery was solved. Page Fifty-One First Row: Carol Erwin, Charlotte Schlotzhauer, Mary Blackford. Janet Scott, Sue Eastman, Jean Cullum, Louise McPhetridge, Clara Calahan, Helen Ruth. Second Row: Wayne Metzger, Jim McJunkin, Jack Millier, Lucio Ceballos, Jim Barnes. Clarence Miller. Jay Fowler, Fred Robinson. Third Row: Mr. Rapson, Mr. Gardner, Bill Gardner, Mr. Taylor. Tom Newman, James Dickson, Henderson Warnock, George Burney. Science CIuh The Winslow High School Science Club was founded in March, 1945. The sponsors are Mr. Gardner, Mr. Rapson. and Mr. Taylor. The club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, a national organization dedicated to the development of science talent. Membership consists of persons who are interested in science. All those who apply for membership must fill out a petition, which must be approved by the other members. The Science Club meets every other Monday at 7 p. m. First there is a short business meeting after which there are various experiments made or lectures given. Members are urged to work on projects individually or in groups. Club officers are as follows: President, Jimmy Barnes. Vice-President, James Dickson. Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Cullum. Student Council Representative, Clara Calahan. Page Fifty-Two Front Row: Miss Fink, Lucille Baxter. Betty Henson, Barbara Zahnley, Ella Jo Greer, Darlene Zahnley, Mary Daugherty, Gwen Pollock. Back Row: Jim Barnes. Fred Frazier. Carl Durkin. Kenneth Zisinann. Jack Bland. .1 o ii r ii a I i s in (Mas s The traditional Bulldog Barks is put out every two weeks by the Journalism class of Winslow High School. The entire staff consists of Seniors, with Miss Fink as the faculty advisor. The editor for the first semester was Jim Barnes, but Carl Durkin is now editor for the second semester. The paper consists of four pages of condensed, up-to-the-minute news, features, and ‘‘Snoop.” The Bulldog Barks has a circulation of almost 350 copies. In addition to the subscriptions of school students, the paper is sent to many former Winslow High School students, and many service men. The Bulldog Barks Staff also puts out most of the programs for the sports, plays, dances, and many other events. Page Fifty-Three Back How: Angela Archibeque. Bobby Welker. Nancy Stout. Betty Tillman, Patty Lou Tackett, Barbara Zalinley. Ella Jo Greer, Shirley Harold, Lorine Wood, Joy Hodge, Rusty Ferguson, Donna Scott. Ann Hildenbrand, Donna Holiday. Carol Allen, Wanda Hebbard, Stie Eastman. Mary Helen Cortwright, Isabella Ruiz. Judy Wagner. Second Row: Ruth Smith, Irene Matchett, Delores Jackson, Wilma Hulett, Pat Parry, Joan Munroe. Frances Phelps, Peggy Greivillius, Darleon Doonan, Viola Gallegos. Jo Lindblom. Marilyn Heard, Marjorie Jump, Margueritte Locke. Jane Prochnow. Alph Freda Setima, Annabell Hampshire, Janet Scott. Janet Palmer. First Row: Bobby Dickson. Manuel Munoz. George Warnock. Boyd Lee. Ray Jones, Jake Baker. Lee Eastman. Joe Munoz. John Bagwell. Richard Ford. Not in picture: Gene Starr. Cal Chavez. Doug Smith. Glee Cl ii li Despite the fact that a teacher was unattainable the first of this school year, the Glee Club has accomplished a great deal. They had a Christmas Cantata with the Junior High Chorus. Mrs. Lind was their instructor the first semester. Mr. Stevens took over the second semester's work. He has organized a Girl’s Chorus and a Mixed Chorus. Much progress has been made this year. Page, Fifty-Four Third Row: Boyd I.ee. Marilyn Vaillancourt. John Curnuitc, Darleon Doonan, Kenneth Tanner. Second Row: Richard Ford. William Hannah. Kenneth Fuller, Billy Noel, Sheridan Rhoton, Dickie Bates. Marilyn Young, Jim McLean. First Row: Betty Tillman, Catherine Borum, Ida Mae Wilson. Billy Willis. Noel Archer. George Warnock, Herbert Keller. Ray Jones. Kenneth PI'ulb. Majorettes: Nan McNabb. Glenna Olmsted. Dorothy Nichols. II I (i II S ( II I) (I L I! .4 II In Memory of Evelyn Tillman The Winslow Junior-Senior High School Band was organized last year by Mr. Raymond L. Parker. A great deal of interest on the part of the students has been shown toward the band. The Winslow High School Band deserves credit for their performance this year. The Band played at all of the football games, and presented two concerts before the end of the first semester. The new maroon and white uniforms were obtained this year by the work of the Band Mother’s, donations from local stores, and a certain per cent of cash receipts from the Bulldog Rumpus. The Band took up the second semester under the leadership of Mr. Stevens, the new director. Pa je Fifty-Five Hack Row: M. Carlisle, C. Archibeque, P. Gibson, J. Severson, C. Taylor, G. Olmsted, J. Ilanson, L. Herrerra, S. Begay, 1. Taylor, S. Hayes, F. Jaramilla, S. Florez, I. Reyes, E. Stevenson, Mrs. Lind, J. Gill. Fourth Row: M. Wall. M. J. Donaldson. G. Nagel. J. Archer, A. L. Ramsay, M. McLaughlin. W. J. Hale, M. Spurgeon, E. Farr, F. Ruiz, L. Scott. C. Clark. W. Higbee. C. Lyon. Third Row: L. 0. Munroe, M. O’Neil, F. Wetzel, M. Anderson. P. O’Neil, F. Robinson, B. Maule, N. J. McLean, M. Mann, C. Williams, A. Hodge, O. Chavez. E. Ornales. R. Sanistevan, B. Vanderheiden. Second Row: H. Lewis. D. Stromberg, J. Year. F. Garcia. F. Dominguez, B. Aragan, C. Hebbard, J. Sandburg, M. Nichols. F. Ruth. D. Chavez. S. Gallegos, B. Barraras. D. Estudillo. First Row: C. Sanchez, R. Sanchez. B. Hildenbrand, J. Moody, P. Moody, N. Pennington. R. Lee, D. Steigmier, B. Clubbs, T. Dunn, M. Krebs, B. Meikle, B. Kennedy, B. Martinez. G. Vanlliseusca. Junior High Glee Hub The Junior High Chorus is composed of all Seventh and Eighth Grade boys and girls who care to sing. During the first semester, they participated in the concert given by the music department for the public. Mrs. Lind directed the chorus for the first semester, and our new music instructor, Mr. Stevens, has charge for the second semester. Page Fifty-Six Right to left: Frank Mosley, Mr. Olmsted, Edward Dunken, Alice Trujillo, Betty Singleton, Anita Bates, Betty Adams, Angela Archibeque, Bill Abbitt, Ted Frazier, Carl Durkin, Robert Pennington, Douglas Smith, David Bealer, Willard Futch. Alphonzo Reyes, Billy Don Stewart, Jim McJunkin, Norman Flower. Fred Frazier. f. 1 P. (', Pre-Flight, a new and different science, has occupied a place in W. H. S. for the last two years. The formal name is the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program. Under the direction of Warrant Officer, Glenn Olmstead, intensified studies of meteorology, navigation, radio procedure, power plants, and general mechanics is given. Besides possessing a B-17G, the class has various other equipment such as films, technical manuals, and mock-ups to train the future flyers. Page Fifty-Seven Left to right: Joy Hodge. Eleanor Hubbard. Peggy Grevillius, Jean Stilwell, Sue Eastman. Mildred Walton. Donna Scott. Pat Parry. Ann Hildenbrand. Joan Pattison. Wanda Hebbard. Patty Lou Tackett. Ruth Smith. Shirley Hale, Jean Cullum. Pat Bashor. Mary Daugherty, Betty Adams. Janet Scott. Janis Crozier, Frances Phelps. Roma Hulett, Mary Lou Burgess. Jane Kabelin. Joan Monroe. Betty Henson, Betty Singleton. Joan Walton. Clara Calahan. Anita Bates. Louise McPhetridge. Lucille Baxter. Lorna Jean Lightfoot. Carol Erwin. Hazel Wilson, Juandell Loring, Joan Casey. Barbara Campbell. Colleen Pearson. Charlotte Schlot .hauer, Charlotte Loring. Doris Mark. Judy Wagner, Jo Lindblom. Helen Macl-ean. Helen Ruth. Drummers: Darleon Doonan. Marilyn Valliancourt. Betty Wholer. Marilyn Heard; Ella Jo Greer. President. Pe p Squad The Pep Squad is one of the foremost organizations for girls in Winslow High. It elects its officers at the end of every school term. The girls now holding office are: President, Ella Jo Greer; Vice-President, Jean Cullum; Secretary, Barbara Zahnley; Treasurer, Jean Stilwell; Council Representative, Helen MacLean. A very important day in the life of every Pep Squad girl is “Rat Day.” Every year, a certain number of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes are invited to join the club. The girls must undergo a very strenuous initiation. They are gnrbed in the traditional overalls and shirt, along with huge onions hanging from their necks, and are christened “rats.” They are to obey all orders given to them by the old members of the Pep Squad, or “Superiors.” The Pep Squad takes an active part in all athletic games and many other school functions. The annual Reverse Dance is sponsored by this organization. The members also have the honor of attending the Football and Basketball Banquets in honor of the football and basketball teams. P(tye Fifty-Eight Loft to right: Back Row: George Warnock. Carl Clark, Dick Werner. Janies Warren, Eugene Hernandez. Willard Mactiina. Richard Slireeves. Clarence Miller. Glen Ray. Rusty Ferguson, Janet Palmer. Joan Walton. Charlotte Gutierrez. Marilyn Young. Drasine Moden. Virginia Rartos. Jane Prochnow, Marjorie Radnor, Donna Peterson. Jim McJunkin, Mr. Gardner. Second Row: Jake Baker. Bill Anderson. Robert Pacheco. Carl Durkin, Manuel Munoz, David Garcia. Richard Rubi. Boyd I ee. George Burney, Tommy Newman. Chick Warnock. David Jones. Bobby Dickson. Herbert Keller. Ted Frazier. Gene Higbee. Guy Travis. Danny Watson. Jimmy Barnes. Mr. Olmsted. First Row: John Bagwell, Duane Hampton. Billy Noel, Tom Cooka. Jack Curtis. Lee Eastman. Cecil Jenkins. Joe Howell, Bill Gardner. Warren Wilson. Robert Wiley, Kenneth Pfulb, Bill Abbitt. Calvin Boatwright, Tom Wright. Bill Ames. Edward Dunken. II I F I. i: r L I I! The Winslow High School Junior Rifle Club was granted a charter by the National Rifle Association, May 2, 1939. Members of the Rifle Club shoot every Saturday when weather permits. There are stages which every member strives to meet: These stages are: Promarksman, Marksman, Marksman 1st Class, and sharpshooter. All four standard shooting positions must be used to qualify for these medals. The officers for 1946-47 are as follows: Tom Newman, President, Jake Baker, Vice-President, Jim McJunkin, Student Council Representative. The sponsors are Mr. Olmsted and Mr. Gardner. Page Fifty-Nine Back Row: Bob Ames. Alph Freda Setima, Kenneth Zismann, Helen Ruth. Jimmy Barnes. Front Row: Mary Blackford. Mary Beth Campbell. Clara Calahan, Louise McPhetridge, Miss Oare. A T I ft A L II ft N ft II S 0 Cl E T V The Honor Society of Winslow High School was founded in 1935 by the Principal, Mr. R. E. Booth. In 1936, Miss Verla Oare became the sponsor. In 1946, with the advice of Mr. Wolfenbarger, the local Honor Society petitioned the National Honor Society for a charter. Charter Number 3109 was granted to the Winslow Honor Society on January 19, 1946. The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded by the National Association of Secondary Schools principals in 1921. This organization has for its purpose the encouragement of scholarship, leadership, service, and character in high students of the United States. On December 17, the Winslow Chapter held an assembly to induct new members. Those inducted were: Jimmy Barnes Alph Freda Setima Mary Blackford Clara Calahan Kenneth Zismann The present officers of the Winslow Chapter are: Bob Ames, President Helen Rutji, Secretary-Treasurer Mary Beth Campbell, Vice-President Louise McPhetridge, Council Rep. Miss Verla Oare, Sponsor Page Sixty r i l n it a it SEPTEMBER 3 Registration 14 Gallup Football Game 20 Get Acquainted Dance Snowflake Football Game (there) 27 Clarkdale Football Game (there) OCTOBER 5 Kingman Football Game (here) Dance 12 Jerome Football Game (here) III Holbrook Football Game (here) Dance 25 Prescott Football Game (there) NOVEMBER 1 Williams Football Game (here) D Homecoming Football Game (here) 11 Armistice Day 22 National Assembly—Dance for Hand Uniforms 27 Junior Assembly Football Banquet 28 Thanksgiving Holidays 29 Thanksgiving Holidays 30 Basketball Season Starts Camp Verde (there) DECEMBER 6 Snowflake Basketball Game (here) 7 Williams Basketball Game (here) 12 Senior Play 13 St. Johns Basketball Game (there) Dance 14 Round Valley (there) 18 Honor Society Assembly 19 National Assembly—Happy Holiday 19 Christmas Concert 20 Christmas Assembly Gallup Basketball Game (here) 21 Round Valley Basketball Game (here) JANUARY 4 St. Johns Basketball Game (here) 9 Camp Verde Basketball Game (here) 11 Holbrook Basketball Game (here) 16 Selfgman Basketball Game (here) 17 First Semester Ends Flagstaff Basketball Game (here) 18 Snowflake Basketball Game (there) 21 Clarkdale Basketball Game (here) 23 National Assembly 24 Jerome Basketball Gune (here) 25 Kingman Basketball Game (here) 31 l’rescott Basketball Game (there) Student Council Dance FEBRUARY 1 Clarkdale Basketball Game (there) 4 Williams Basketball Game (there) 7 Holbrook Basketball Game (there) 8 Flagstaff Basketball Game (there) 13. 14. 15. Northern Arizona Basketball Tournament 22 Bulldog Rumpus 28 Junior-Freshman Dance MARCH 7 Senior-Sophomore Dance 14 Junior Play 17 National Assembly 21 Pep Squad Reverse Dance APRIL 4 Good Friday 11, 12. Arizona State Relays Music Festival 17 National Assembly 26 Junior Prom Winslow Invitational Track Meet MAY 2. 3. University Week 9 Senior Hop 18 Baculaurate Exercise 23 Commencement Page Sixty-One II li L L I) I) li II IIII I n s Bulldog Rumpus King and Queen Bruce I); Morse and Jane Kabelin First Prize Winner Freshmen Float Opposite Page: Decoration Committee. Start of Parade Senior Float, Second Prize Winner—8th Grade Float. Pep Squad Review Junior Hoop Dancers. The Kiowa Dance. The Morning After Page Sixty-Two Buddies' Page Sixty-Four Football Heroes Glamour Girl! Super-Woman Fatherly Love Fashion Parade! Hen Party! ! Another HAT Affair Payc Sixty-Five There's a your future! AMES BROS. H. L. Boyd Supply Co. FURNITURE APPLIANCES BUILDING SUPPLIES Winslow, Arizona Phone 171 115 West Third St. Adams Bros. Service Station Standard Chevron Gas Oil Phone 1060W Ray Adams Roy Adams 901 E. 2nd St. Winslow, Arizona NAVAJO MOTORS Page Sixty-Six BUICK — GMC TRUCK Sales Service Winslow Curio Shop NATIONAL CAFE Guaranteed Genuine 108 East Second Street Indian Rugs And American-Chinese Dishes Jewelry 106 East Second Street 7 UP ORANGE CRUSH BARQ'S Compliments of NORTHERN ARIZONA BEVERAGE COMPANY Fine Beverages Compliments of CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY Pope Sixty-Seven KENNY'S QUALITY BAKERY You will enjoy Kenny’s Quality Bread and Pastries PRUETT'S HOPI HOUSE TRADING POST HARDWARE 10 Miles West of Winslow, Ariz. 122 West Second Street Wholesale and Retail Telephone 59 Baskets Pottery Navajo Rugs Genuine Indian Jewelry E. V. Wesson Buckley's Boolery UNION DAIRY CO. 210 West Second St. Quality Guernsey Dairy Products Phone 597 715 Apache Ave. COMPLIMENTS BURNS BROTHERS OF THE Appliances and Refrigeration HIGH SCHOOL STORE 211 E. Third St. Phone 1185W Pansy Blair Hostess Pay e S ix t y - E iyh t W. Bow Grocery and Market Meet Your Friends At Crawley's Drive Inn Fresh Meats—Fruits—Vegetables COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Free Delivery Fried Chicken Steaks Phone 144 214 Kinsley Sandwiches Hermosa Service FOIL AUTO PARTS Station 225 Kinsley Avenue Paper Hat Cafe Phone 644 Winslow, Arizona 1101 E. Second St. Phone 168-J L. R. England, Homer W. Moody SUPERIOR LAUNDRY Phone 88 C. R. Pauli, Proprietor • Page Sixty-Nine Winslow Barber Shop Joe Dick, Rufus Witt John Siegrist K H DEPARTMENT STORE WHITE CAFE 114 East Second Street Best Foods SPROUSE REITZ COMPANY MILAN'S CURIOS GIFTS 109 West Second St. ELK BARBER SHOP For Good Service Jim and Ed A. S. 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