Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

!HUi£ was� ®w MMa ! ©lKI®©2a Our school days in Winslow High School hare been filled with study, hard work, and good times. We hare therefore recorded these activities in the following pages, with the hope that in the years to come we will remember Winslow Iliyh School. wa®fi iL®w aaa©aa § © aa ® ® il Page Three CHAKLKS M. HAPSON Page Four Do C’Ul £i {. zf ufi±on Because of his contribution of thankless effort and time to the publication of our annual and his willingness to help the students of W.H.S. in their Many activities this 19U8 Meteor is dedicated to “Charlie” Rapson. Rage Fire Administration m Classes Sports Organizations Arts School Life Advertisements Page Six Page Seven DONNA SCOTT JAMES DICKSON CO-EDITORS IQ4S UUoi Jbtajj Co-Editors__________________ Business Manager____________ Assistant Business Managers Senior Editor_______________ Junior Editor_______________ Sophomore Editors----------- Freshman Editor_____________ Jr. High Editor_____________ Art Editors■________________ Sport Editors_______________ Feature Editors_____________ Typist______________________ Donna Scott, James Dickson _______________ Bill Stevenson Hazel Wilson, Jane Kabelin ________________Lucio Ceballos __________ _ Donna Peterson Jane Prochnow, Lois Zahnley ______________Woodine Mitchell ________________Wilva Jo Hale Jo Lindblom, David Jones Harold Walker, Lucio Cebellos __ Carol Erwin, Jean Stilwell _______________Jerry Hitchcock Page Eight Jane Kabclin. Carol Erwin. Donna Scott. Jean Stilwell, Bill Stevenson. James Dickson Lois Zahnley. Jane Prochnow. Patti Lou Tackett. Ha .el Ruth Wilson. Jo Lindblom. Donna Peterson. Lucio Ceballos, Harold Walker Puffe Mine R. E. BOOTH, Superintendent MRS. DREKXAK Urctsirlrnl MR. K. G. DICKSON Clerk MR. I.. KBNNA Mr hi her Died Feb. 15, 1948 P(UJ( Twelve W. W. ARMSTRONG, Principal Winslow High School HIGH SCHOOL SECRKTARIES BE A GRAFF LULU MURRAY Page Thirteen Emily Machala, Home Economics Bernard Rezabek, English. Public Speaking Lola Acklin, Home Economics Emil Nasser, Athletics, Phy. Ed. History Charles Rapson, Science, Mathematics Lester Taylor, Science, Math. May Winn, Geography, Science Daisy Swatzell, Commercial, Journalism Page Fourteen Glenn Olmsted, Industrial Arts Leona Fisher, Spanish, English Gertrude Cartlidge, Social Science Veiia Oare, Social Science W. M. St rack, Machine Shop Sarah Paine, History Page Fifteen Charles Stephens, Band, Chorus 0. W. Letts, Industrial Arts James 1 Lovett, Athletics Lucille Johnson. Mathematics Mary (lodaell, English, Latin Avis Naysmith, Commerce Millicent Rogers Art Cecelia Kelley English Clyde Gardner Science Page Sixteen The Winslow High School Student Council was first organized in 1932. It is now under the sponsorship of Mr. Armstrong, our High School Principal. Each spring, the five top officers are elected by the student body. The remaining seventeen members of this year’s council represent their respective classes and organizations. There are three representatives from each class and one from each club. The council sent two delegates to the annual Student Council Convention held in Nogales this year. The Student Council has also sponsored several dances and the Bulldog Rumpus. The work of the council consists in taking care of all business of interest to the entire student body. President Vice-President Sec re tar; Treasurer Cheer Leader RALPH DAVIS TOM NEWMAN CAROL ERWIN BETTY PETERSON SUE EASTMAN Page Seventeen Pane Eighteen SOPHOMORES 47 FRESHMEN, zLR President BILL STEVENSON Student Council 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Co-Captain I; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2: Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 1: Music Festival 3; Stage Mgr. Class Play 3. 4: Co-editor Bulldog Barks 4; Class Pres. 4; C.A.P.C. 4: Thes- pians 4; “W” Club 2. 3. 4: Meteor Staff 4. Vice President JANE K A BE LIN Glee Club 1: Student Council 1. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. t: Pep Squad Rep. 4: Class Play. Bus. Mgr. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4: Pres. 4: Honor Society Convention 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3. 4; Bulldog Barks 4: Meteor Staff 4; Bulldog Rumpus Queen 3: Football Queen 4: Rifle Club 1. Secretary JANET SCOTT Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1; Science Club 3. I: Honor Society 4: Class Sec. 3. 4; Cheer Leader 4: Asst. Bus. Mgr. Sr. Play 4: Library 1: Bulldog Barks 4: Sr. Assembly 4. Treasurer JEAN STILWELL Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Meteor Staff 4; Class Play 3. 4: Bulldog Barks I: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Treas. 3, 4; Thespians 4: Treas. 4. We. the Seniors of 1948 are looking back on the past four years well spent in Winslow High School. It would be impossible to remember all of the good times we had together but we can list a few of the outstanding ones. Our Freshman year we spent in getting accustomed to our new surroundings, building the “W” and being pushed around by upperclassmen. We sponsored an assembly and the Freshman-Junior Dance with the help of the Juniors. The next year we participated in the Bulldog Rumpus, sponsored the Senior-Sophomore Dance with the aid of the Seniors, and presented an assembly. When we became Juniors we felt that we had become famous and a necessity to Winslow High. The Class of 48 . under the direction of Miss Hinson, presented a comedy. Almost Summer. With the assistance of the Freshmen, we sponsored the Junior-Freshman Dance. Our greatest achievement that year, however, was the Junior Prom. The theme, Star Dust, was one that will linger long in the memories of W.H.S. In the Fall of 1947. we once more returned to the halls of Winslow High to become the mighty Seniors. This year we have presented the Senior-Faculty Picnic, a Christmas Assembly and a Senior-Sophomore Dance. In November we presented the Senior Play. Marry Before Midnight ’ under the direction of Mr. Rezabek. In the Spring, our activities included: Senior Ditch Day. Kid Day. the Class Day and last but not least, the Senior Hop. Now we have completed our high school life. When we leave Winslow High School, we believe that our work in this school will stand as a challenge and a goal for classes yet to come. Our class will part and seek their fortunes in many parts of this world, but we can never forget the experiences we enjoyed together during the past four years. Page Twenty PATRICIA BASHOR JACK AKIN Pop Squad 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU BURGESS Pop Squad 2. 3. 4. BARBARA CAMPBELL Pop Squad 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Bulldog Barks 4. LILLIAN CANDELARIA Basketball tournament 3; Volleyball tournament 3. ALICE CASEY Boston, Mass. 1; Pep Squad 3. 4; Chorus 2. I; Spanish Club 3; Bulldog Barks 4. Football 2. 3. 4; Co-captain; Track 2; Baseball 4: Glee Club 2; W” Club 4; Vice-Pros. 4; Rifle Club C.A.P. 2. 3. 4; Public Speaking 4. JOHN ANDERSON NOEL ARCHER Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3; “W” Club 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Rifle Club 2; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 4; Glee Club 1. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3; C.A.P. 4: Music Festival 3. 4: Public Speaking 4. DAVID DEALER Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3: Track 1. 4; Rifle Club 1. 2. 3: Y Club 2. 3. 4; C.A.P. 3. 4; GEORGE BURNEY Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Thespians 4; Science Club 3. 4; Glee Club 1. Page Twenty-one BARBARA CASEY LUCIO CEBALLOS Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Library 1. 2. 3. I; Honor Society 4. MARGARET CHAVEZ BETTY CLIFFORD Glendale. Calif. 1. 2. 3: Stage Crew 4; Pep Squad 4: Bulldog Barks 4. MARION DICK Prescott 1. 2: Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 4. SUE MAE EASTMAN Student Body Cheer Leader 4; Student Council 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Class Play 4; Science Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2: Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Rifle Club 1. Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. I: Science Club 3. 4: “NV Club 2. 3. 4; Meteor Staff I; Thespian 4: Glee Club 4. JACK CURTIS Track 1; Rifle Club 3: Spanish Club 3. RALPH DAVIS Class President 1. 2. 3; Student Body Council President 4; Student Council Convention 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 4; Club 4. JAMES DICKSON Science Club 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1. 2. 3: Class Play 3 4: Thespians 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Editor 4: Bulldog Barks 4. JOE DOMINGUEZ Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Track 1: Spanish Club 3; “M ” Club 4. Pa ye Twenty-two CAROL ERWIN Class Treas. 1: Freshman Scholarship 1; Glee Club 1. 4; Music Festival 4; Pep Squad 2. 2. 4; Pep Squad Vice-Pres. 4; Library 3. 4: Science Club 3, 4; Class Play 3. 4; Thespians 4; Thespians Sec. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Honor Society Sec. 4: Honor Society Convention 4; Student Council 3. 4: Student Council Convention 3: Student Council Sec. 4; Bulldog Barks 1; Meteor Staff I. PEGGY GREVILLIUS Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Music Festival 2. 3. SHIRLEY HALE Pep Squad 2. 3. 4. ANNABELLE HAMPSHIRE Honor Society 4; Honor Society Convention 4. MERILYN HEARD Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Band 3. 4; State Fair 4: Library 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4; Honor Society Convention 4; (Bee Club 3; Orchestra 3: Christmas Cantata 3; Music Festival 3. 4; EDWARD DUNCAN Bristow. Okla. 1, 2; C. A. P. C. 3; Rifle Club 3, 4: Class Play 4. BENNY DURAN LAURENCE FLOWERS Bulldog Barks 4: Co-Editor 4; Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 3. JAY FOWLER Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: W Club 4; Science Club 2. 3: Bas- ketball 1. 2: Rifle Club 1: C.A.P. 4; Public Speaking 4. STANLEY HICKSON Grand Junction. Colorado 1. 2. 3. Page Twenty-three WANDA HKHHAHD Pep Squad 3. 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Thespians 4: Music Festival 2. 4; Mixed Sextet 4: Basketball 3; Volley- hall 3. JOY HODGE MILLER Pep Squad 2. 3. I; Glee Club 3. CORINE HOGUES Glee Club 1. 2. 3. J ESS A M IN E K E E N E V MARGUERITTE LOCKE Glee Club 3, 4; Music Festival 3. 1; Pep Squad 3. 4. WAYNE METZGER Globe. Arizona 1.2; Track 3, 4: Football 4; Science Club 3; W Chib 4. JACK MILLIER Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 2. 3; “W Club 4: Science Club 3. 4. FRANK MOSLEY California 1; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Tbespiaps 4; Thespians Pres. 4; “W” Club 4; W Club Treas. 4: Boy’s State 4; Class Plays 3. 1; Class Vice- Pres. 2: C.A.P. 3; School Key 4. TOM NEEL Los Angeles 2. 3; Track 3; Football 4: “W” Club 4; Band 3. 4; Senior Assembly 4: Music Festival 3; State Fair 4; Spanish Club 3. TOMMY NEWMAN Band 1; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1. 3: Pres. 3; “W” Club I; Science Club 3. 4; Student Bodv Vice-Pres. 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Convention 4; Class Rep. 2: Honor Society Convention 4. Page Twenty-four JOSEPIIINE LI N DBLOM El'LAS OLIVER Glee Club 3. 1; Music Festival 3. 1; Pep Spad 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Meteor Staff 4; Thespians 4. JEAN MITCHELL Gallup. N. M. 1; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Music Festival 2. 3. 4. JOAN MONROE Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Music Festival 2; Thespians 4; Library 3: Class Plays 3. 4. BARBARA PALMER Indiana 1. 2. 3: Annual Queen 4: Senior Assem- bly I. PATSY PARRY Student Council 1; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. I: Music Festival 2. 3. 4; Girls Trio 4: Class Plays 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad Treas. 4; Thespian I; Public Speaking 1: Library 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 3; “ Y Club I; Spanish Club 3. JAKE PADILLA Football l. 2. ROBERT PENN INGTON KENNETH PFL’LB Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. I; Thespians 4; Rifle Club 1.2.4: Public Speaking 4; Music Festival 2. 3. 4: State Fair 4. ARTIS PHILLIPS Football 1; Baseball 3. P((( c Twenty-five BETTY PETERSON Ashfork 1, 2; Treasurer 4: Pep Squad 4: Bulldog Barks 4: FRANCKS PHELPS Pep Squad 2. 3, 1. NATALIE PUTNAM Riverside. California 1. 2; Pep Squad 4; Orchestra 3. 4. NORMA PUTNAM Riverside. California 1. 2; Pep Squad 4; Orchestra 3. 4. BILLY DON STEWART Football 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Baseball 3. 1: W Club 4: Student Council 4: C.A. P.C. 3; Bulldog Barks. 4: Glee Club 4. GLEN RAY Track 1. 2: Football 3; Bulldog Barks 4; PHILIP RUBI Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 4: Glee Club 4: Class Vice-President 1. DICK SHREEVE Track 2. 4: Rifle Club 2. 3. HAROLD WALKER Football l. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2: Baseball 3: Basketball 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4: “W” Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Thespian Club 4: Glee Club 1. HENDERSON WARNOCK Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3; W” Club 4; Student Council 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 1. 3; C.A. P.C. 4. Page T went g-six HELEN RAMIREZ Glee Club 1. 2. JAMES WARREN JENNIE RODARTE ISABELLE RllZ CHAR LOTTIE SCHLOTZHAUER Band 1; Orchestra I: Glee Club 1; Science Club 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Thespians 4: Library I: Rifle Club 1. 2: Class Plays 3. 4; Bulldog Barks I. DONNA SCOTT (ilee Club 1. 3; Music Festival 1. 3: Library 1; Class Sec. 3: Student Council 3; Thespian 3: Honor Society 3; Class Play 3; Public Speaking 3; Meteor Staff 1. 2. 3; Editor 3: State Winner D.A.R. 3. FRANCES SPRAWLS Clarkdale 3; Band 1, 2. 4; Rifle Club 1. 4: Honor Society 4; Honor Society Convention 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Art Editor 4; State Fair 4: Music Festival 4: Clarinet Quartet 4; Arizona Scholastic Contest 4. Rifle Club 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4. TOMMY BERG Kingman 2. 3; Football 3. 4; Basketball 3; Track 2: Honor Society 3. 4. MARILYN VAILLANCOURT Pep Squad 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4; State Fair 4: Mixed Sextet 4; Band Sec. 3. MILDRED WALTON Pep Squad 2. 3. 4. HAZEL RUTH WILSON Pep Squad 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 4: Music Festival 2. 3: Thespians 4; Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Senior Assembly 4: Meteor Staff 4. Page Twenty-seven Oikt dnion JOHN CASTLEBERRY Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3; Track 1. 2, 3: Class Plays 3. 4: W” Club I: C.A.P. 4: Public Speaking 4. BILL MARTINI Football 1. 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3. I; Senior Play 4: Debate Team 4. CHARLES HOW ELI BILL GARDNER President DONNA PETERSON Vice-President PATTI LOU TACKETT Secret n rjj LEONA KOENIG Treasurer LUILOX1 We entered Winslow High School as mighty seventh graders in 1943. The next year we re-organized the Junior High Council after a year of inactivity. We succeeded in putting on a Junior High Dance that year and brought in more money during the Bulldog Rumpus than any other class. On May 25, 1945, we received our diplomas and became full-fledged Freshmen. We passed through our Freshman and Sophomore years in the usual way, with a number of successes and a few failures. This year we came back as upper-classmen. With the help of the Freshman Class we put on the annual Junior-Freshman Dance. We gave our assembly on February 6. which consisted of a pantomine, a debate, a reading, a piano selection, and last but not least, a beautiful ballet by eight of our most graceful boys. We put on the Junior Play, The Harvest Queen, which was a huge success. We sponsored the Junior Prom and were repaid for our hard work in preparation by our beautiful decorations and the wonderful time had by all. For the Rumpus we sponsored Bingo, the White Elephant auction, a cake raffle, and a re-engagement of the Ballerinas. Our boys have been active in sports throughout the year. After three years in High School we are looking forward to returning to our Senior year. Paye Twenty-nine BILLY BARBARA JOHN BILLY JOHN AMES ANDERSON BAGWELL BAKER BERTINO HELEN ANNETTE JAMES EDDIE BOB CORTWRIGHT CESAR CHAVEZ CROZIER DICKSON NORMA ROBERT RUSTY CHARLOTTE JUANITA FANNING FEAGINS FERGUSON GUTIERREZ GUTIERREZ DEE EUGENE CECIL MARVIN DAVID HATTON HIGBEE JENKINS JENNINGS JONES Pdfje Thirty MARJORIE PAUL DON- JOSIE DAN- JUMP I. ATT IN LOW RY MARTINEZ MAC LEAN- JIMMY MARGARET JOE JANET COLLEEN McNELLY MOREY MUNOZ PALMER PEARSON GLENN JACK CLAUDIA JOAN IE PAT. PETRONOVICH PISEL ROSS REYNOLDS RYAN KENNETH GUY RUBY JOAN DANNY TANNER TRAVIS WALTERS WALTON WATSON Page Thirty-one DICK WERNER HETTY WOHLER ROBERT WILEY MARILYN YOUNG WARREN WILSON Cl union C' Macario Archibeque Carolyn Berg Frank Blumlein Larry Ballantvne Edward Cooata Tom Cooka Bruce DeMarse Eva Duvignau James Garner Ramona Gutierrez Eugene Hernandez Josephine Herrera Joe Howell Betty Sue Jackson Freddie Lehrman Willard Macktima Sue Mercer Clarence Miller Norah Murphy Joe Perez Ray Perry Annie Ruth Van Page Thirty-two HARRY KABELIN HELEN WOO CAROL DOONAN JANE PROCHNOW President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer — ofi io)nox£± We entered this school as seventh graders in September, 1944. That year was full of many new things, such as locker combinations and Upper-Classmen rule. The next year we became the high and mighty eighth graders. At least we could feel superior to someone! We also took part in the Bulldog Rumpus that year. We entered a float in the parade for the first time in our high school career and won first prize with it. Finally in September, 1946, we became green Freshmen and for the first time actually took part in many high school activities. We helped sponsor the Junior-Freshman Dance, put on an assembly for the high school, and, of course, took part in the Bulldog Rumpus. Again we took first prize in the parade. In our Sophomore year we began to feel the responsibilities of high school activities even more. Our Sophomore Assembly was a huge success, as was our Senior-Sophomore Dance. We also helped, this year, in making the Bulldog Rumpus successful. We felt very proud when our float in the parade won first prize for the third consecutive time. We are looking forward with great anticipation to our next two years in Winslow High School. Page Th irty-th t ee CAROLYN ALLEN- DELBERTA BAKER DARREL BASHOR DICK BATES JESSE BATHKE PAT BORING CATHERINE BO RUM BEATRICE CEBALLOS CARL CLARK GLADYS DOYLE LEE EASTMAN JOAN- FOSTER NADA JEAN GOULD ALBERT GREER PAT GROVE Page Thirty-four GERRY HITCHCOCK WILMA HULETT NORMAN JENNINGS RAY JONES HERBERT KELLER BOYD LEE JOAN MACLEAN NAN McNABB DRAISINK MODEN IRENE MOREY OLIVER MITCHELL JOSEPHINE MUNOZ DOROTHY NICHOLS BILLY NOEL ROBERT PACHECO Page T hi rtf -five CATHARINE ROBINSON JERRY SPEARS REBECCA RUIZ DIANA STEEL KATHRYN DUPE SANCHEZ BETTY TILLMAN TOMMY SANDOVAL BOBBIE WELKER GUY WILHELM IDA MAE WILSON KATHARINE WOODS V € ' GEORGE LOIS WARNOCK ZAHNLEY Page Thirty-six ilionioxdi Mildred Acoya Jim Mac Lean Norris Allen Wayne Banner Darlene Mayo Gene Mayo Bill Burgett Fred Padilla Dora Candelaria Pablo Padilla Joe Chavez Jennie Reyes Rumie Chavez Sheridan Rhoton Jimmie Cooata Eustacio Rodarte Ben Estudillo Benjamin Ronquillo Alice Florez Richard Rubi Margaret Florez Manuel Ruiz Richard Ford Margaret Sanchez Fela Gallegos Laura Ann Smith David Garcia Edward Goodman William Springfield Shirley Spurgeon Jimmie Goodman Lois Stcidl Weldon Grimes Alfonso Tamayo Duane Hampton Emma Lucille Van Ramona Hendry Joe Villarino Bobby Hightower Monte Walters Neil Howard Louise Wetzel Lynn Lyon Lori ne Woods Louis Lee Neil McElhannon Eva Wristen Page Th irty-aeren IJERT RHOTON President PAT EVANS V iee-Presidenl MERLENE ROBB Secretary ELAINE CULLUM Treasurer Oridi(mi£H Coming to Winslow High School as seventh graders in 1945, we finished the first year in our high school career. We had two successful years in Junior High. We helped with the Bulldog Rumpus and won second prize for our floats in both the seventh and eighth grades. On May 23, we graduated from Junior High. On September 2, 1947. we started to school as Freshmen. We built the “W’s” for the football rallies, all of which, luckily, burned. In football we had several Freshmen on the “B” Squad and one Freshman on the““A” Squad. We are very proud of them. On January 23, we helped with the Junior-Freshman Dance, which was a big success. In the Bulldog Rumpus Parade, we won second prize for our Winter Scene Float. During the Rumpus we had a food concession, sold balloons, and had a cake raffle. We had the Freshman Assembly on March 17, and we thought it was very good. After finishing our first year in Winslow High, we are looking forward to our next three years. Page Th irty-eigh t J UDINE ARCHER CHRISTINE ARCHIBEQUE CLEVE BARBER BARBARA IJARNER ANNIE BEALER CLARA BECKNKR JACK BLUM LEIN JANE BLUMLEIN LYLE BOWLER WILMA BURGESS RUTH CANDELARIA RAMONA CHAVEZ BILL CHURCH CAROLE CLARK GEORGE CREEL MARY JO DONALDSON DOXEY EATON LONNIE EVANS SALLY FERREL PAT FITZGERALD NELENE FREEMAN SHARON FROST KENNETH FULLER SHIRLEY GARNER Page Thirty-nine PATSY FRANCES PATSY EDDIE GIBSON GUTIERREZ HOWINGTON HOHN BILL GAIL ILER INGLEDEW BILLY KEATON NANCY MART IN- MAXINE MCLAUGHLIN UR A Me A DAMS TERRY METZGER JERRY MILLII3R WOO DINE MITCHELL LEORA CONSUELO GEORGIA MONROE MUNOZ NAGEL P. R. NEEL TERRY NEWMAN GLENNA OLMSTED LOU ANN BARBARA JOHN OWENS OXLEY PAUL GWEN BOBBY PEARSON PETE R SON Page Fort ciiahi.es PILON ANNA LOU RAMSEY CHARLES REYNOLDS KENNETH RICKS INEZ RUBI SCOTTIE RUTH TONY SANCHEZ FRANK SANTISTEV AN LORAINE SCOTT ROSALINE SCOTT FREDDIE SUGHRUE CAROL SMITH FRANCES SMITH HUBERT SNELL PAWNEE STEWART CHARLES SWANN RODGER TACKETT EMOGENE TRAMMELL OLIVER BILL ARNOLD WATSON WILLIS WOLFF Page Forty-one c v xeifiman Evelyn Aland Terry Allen Sadie Ami Byron McGough Harold McKenny Maxine Mier Lou Ann Beigel Helen Blanco Walter Bridges Virginia Odom Josephine Orozco Jerry Parsons Gordon Campbell Marilyn Carlisle Fred Castleberry Bobby Priest Eva Poluima Gonzala Ramirez Beatrice Chavez Eusebio Chavez Patrick Childers Nora Ramirez Julian Robles Isabel Rodarte Kirk Clark Jack Cooka Gertrude Davis Daniel Rodriquez Arthur Rubi Paul Rubi Wilford Davis Jane Duncan Leonard Estudillo Jennie Salinas Viola Sanchez Charlotte Sandoval R. D. Frost Susie Gallegos Gwen Gordon Earl Spurgeon Don Steidl Delores Thompson Robert Gruver William Hannah Jean Hansen Yvonne Till is Pete Van Jackie Vert Andrew Hernandez Liria Haskie Wesley Klein worth Frances Ward Johnnie Fae Wasdon Virgil Yazzie Pete Madrid Barbara Marquez Rosell Martinez Albert Young Page Forty-two Back Row: George Stegmeir, Danny Brooks. Tommy Denny. Billie Lee Elzey, Mr. Gardner. Dud- ley Mack. Augusta Short. Bobby Hendry. Billy Watson. Second Row: Wanda Higbee. Wilva Jo Hale, Carol Delcoure, Janella Spivey. Jacquelyn Campbell. Jeanne Millier. Front Row: Garland Moore, Jane Severson, Faye Ruth, Mina Nichols. Barbara Maule. 'Junior ezjicjh Student (loaned The Junior High School takes pride in participating in many of the school activities. This year the seventh grade took third prize in the Bulldog Rumpus parade, and also finished buying new Junior High basketball uniforms. On March 5, 1948, the Junior High held a party and dance. Each room also elected a boy and girl representative to the Junior High Council. Mr. Gardner is sponsor of the Council. The Junior High officers at present are: President_____________________________________ Vice-President________________________________ Secretary------------------------------------- Treasurer_____________________________________ Editor---------------------------------------- Boys Athletic Manager_________________________ Cheer Leader__________________________________ High School Representative-------------------- Jane Severson ___Garland Moore ______Faye Ruth Gloria Villaescusa ___Wilva Jo Hale ___Augusta Short Barbara Maule Mina Jean Nichols Page Forty-three First Row: B. Kenna. J. Palmer, R. Santistevan. R. Clark. D. Wheeler, M. J. Nichols, P. Moody. I. Reyes, N. Cesar. W. Higbce. Second Row: B. Clubbs, D. Stromberg, I. Taylor, B. Maule, R. Toya, N. J. MacLean. F. Ruth. E. Ornelas, S. Florez. Third Row: J. Tedder. T. Dunn. G. Borunda. D. Wetzel, B. Burt. J. Severson. R. Montoya. A. Sanchez, Mr. Gardner. Fourth Row: C. Woo, B. Hendry, F. Stell, J. Gonzales, A. Jackson, G. Ybarra. Back Row: C. Cooata. B. Chamcma, N. McNabb, D. Hancock. D. Austin. First Row: M. Martinez, E. Farr. J. Yier, W. J. Hale, D. Pahona, N. Pennington. B. Swann. F. Dominguez. A. Ramirez, T. Martinez. Second Row:S. J. Begay. C. Taylor. M. Spurgeon. E. Stevenson. A. Hodge, F. Garcia, C. Hob-bard, C. M. Williams. Third Row: D. Wagley, T. O'Connell. C. Irwin, D. Freeman, T. Rerea. R. Sandoval, C. Oague, G. Stegmeir. B. Siow. Fourth Row: R. Romero, T. Smith, C. Damm, P. Perea, G. Paisano. M. Krebs, B. Meikle, R. Zis-mann Pane Forty-four First Row: Miss Acklin. B. Martinez, G. Villaescusa, D. Sanchez, B. Young, G. Moore, D. Branch. A. Valverde, D. Mack, N. Goldsberry. J. Blumlein, J. Calhoun. Second Row:L. Herrera. B. Aragon. P. Gould, E. Ortiz, S. Gallegos, J. Casey. G. Pisel, J. Allen, E. Gonzales. G. Hoffman. Third Row: L Baca. F. Ruiz, D. Padilla. B. McFarland, B. Thompson. F. Smith. G. Ceballos. E. Sanchez, W. Cox. J. Curnutte. Fourth Row: J. Spivey. N. Hancock. D. Estudillo. M. Ramirez, A. Short, R Robles, R. Montiel, J. Springfield. L. Jenkins. First Row: D. Brooks. B. MacLean, D. Montoya. R. Guitierrez, R. Guerrero. J. Medina. A. Reyes. F. Carrillo, M. Marquess. J. Mayberry. D. Magee. R. Heglund, B. Bassett. A. Armijo. Middle Row: K. Moore. M. Harvey, C. Molina, B. McNeil. M. Bealer. M. Stegmeir, V. Hernandez. Mi's. May Winn Front Row: A. Lopez. B. Nahee, M. Miller. C. Anderson. J. Campbell. I. Salzar. D. Lowery. B. Acree, J. Reyes, A. Hernandez. Page Forty-five First Row: S. Barner. J. Bathke, J. Madors, A. Valverdc, D. Hollingsworth, L. Montoya. L. Krebs. F. Glaze, A. Chavez, R. Gallegos, G. Meir. Second Row: W. Profit. E. Jones. L. Chavez, R. Rubi. B. Roe, F. Rodriquez. H. Montano, N. Woods, L. Gallegos, R. Ramirez. Third Row: Miss Johnson. B. Carter, F. Padilla, G. Hansen. L. Pearson, T. Denny. Fourth Row: L. Fredericks. P. Andrade. G. Moncoya. I. Lorenzo, J. Day, R. Carmack. T. Ortiz. C. Blanco. First Row: D. Dickson. G. Bates. R. Chacon. W. Robinson. B. Elzey, D. Patterson, R. Zubia, J. A. Green, H. Wetzel. S Smith. T. Duran. Second Row:B. Mead, D. Hanno. D. Eaton. E. Pacheco, L. Guitierrez, W. Miller. E. Wakefield. L. Santistevan. D. Ruiz, R. Mitchell, I. J. Leaverton. Third Row: W. Blanco. D. M. Woods, N. Devenport. J. Hardy, K. Emig, Miss Kelly. Fourth Row: J. Reyes, J. Candelaria, B. Gonzales. W. Stewart, C. Hamm. Pane Forty-six First Row: J. Scott, G. Reiter, B. J. Howington, W. Metzger, A. Chacon, D. Gallegos, M. Daniel. F. Gallegos, D. Heard. J. Millicr, R. Stubblefield. C. Rhoton. D. Schroeder. J. Boyle. Second Row:S. Fay, J. Sumner. A. Sanchez. N. Lcckwood. D. Quavchema, B. Barber. C. Wilson. E. Beckman, M. Hendry. B. Barrcras, L. M. Maxie. Third Row: D. Matney. J. Sanders. D. Taylor, B. Leonard. B. Watson. V. Tout. P. Bashor. R. San- doval, F. Sanchez. Fourth Row: L. Romo, F. Gonzales, B. Maciejewski, Miss Paine. i 4 Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eight THE KICKOFF . . . This year the Winslow Bulldogs completed a very successful season, under Emil Nasser. The Bulldogs tied for second place in the Northern Arizona Conference. The Bulldogs got off to a slow start by just edging past the first game of the season. But after the Bulldogs got rolling they were plenty hard to stop, winning five in succession. The Bulldogs climax came when they met the famed Jerome team and defeated them to the tune of 12-6. Out of eight games Winslow lost only one in a hard fought game to Prescott, 13-0. The only other mar on the Bulldogs record was the game with Flagstaff to determine second place. On a snappy Armistice Day the Bulldogs and Eagles fought to a standstill, a 14-14 tie. The Bulldogs Coach this year was Emil Nasser, who had just graduated from Flagstaff. His first year of coaching at Winslow High School was considered a great success. Pa(fo. Fifty Front Row: Artis Phillips; Paul Lattin; Don Lowry: Doc” Watson; Eddie Crozier; Glen Petra no vich; Willard Macktima; James Chavez: Cecil Jenkins; Marvin Jennings: Eugene Hernandez; Jerry Knowles; Arthur Rubi: John Bagwell. Middle Row: Coach Emil Nasser; Dick Werner; Jack Pisel; Clarence Miller: Teeney Davis; Jack Mil Her; Joe Dominguez; Jack Akin; Danny Patterson; Johnny Castleberry; Jack McCormick; Bill Ames; Bill Burgett; Lucio Ceballos; Noel Archer; Wayne Metzger. Back Row: Billy Don Stewart; Frank Mosley; Bill Stevenson; David Dealer; Henderson Warnock; George Warnock; Tom Neel; Bruce DeMarse; Harold Walker; George Burney; Jay Fowler: Eulas Oliver: Jim McNelly: Bill Gardner: Bob Dickson; Coach J. Curtis. WARREN WILSON Manager JACK AKIN Captain BILL STEVENSON Captain DAN MACLEAN Manager Pane Fifty-one FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1947 12 6 12 Clarkdale 6 20 o 12 Jerome f� l!i Holbrook 6 0 Prescot t 13 Winslow 26 Cottonwood 0 Winslow 14 Flagstaff 14 COACH NASSER Coach Emil Nasser, in his first year of coaching, had a very successful season, losing only one game out of eight. He drove his team every minute of practice, and hard work finally produced results. Next year he faces a tough schedule with many veterans missing, but with the same type of coaching. NVinslow should have another successful year. Page Fifty-two NICE BLOCKING! COACH CURTIS Winslow gained another excellent coach this year when Jim Curtis returned to teaching after service in the Army. Jim aided Coach Nasser in building a fighting team which lost only one game to the opposition in Northern Arizona. Although Jim drives the boys every minute during practice the hoys like his coaching and really drive. The teamwork between Coach Nasser and Coach Curtis goes a long way toward building strong Winslow football teams. COACH CURTIS Assist mt Coach Page Fifty-three HAROLD WALKER LUCIO CEBALLOS DICK WERNER PAUL LATTIN BILL GARDNER TOM NEEL RALPH DAVIS BRUCE DEMARSE CHICK WARNOCK GEORGE WARNOCK Pa ye Fifty-four CECIL JENKINS JERRY KNOWLES DANNY WATSON DAVID DEALER GLEN PETRONOVICH CLARENCE MILLER JACK PISEL RILL AMES JACK MILLIER JIM MCNELLY JACK MCCORMICK EUGENE HERNANDEZ FRANK MOSELY NOEL ARCHER EULAS OLIVER JOHNNY CASTLEBERRY Pafje Fifty-fire Front Row: Charles Pilon. Paul Rubi, Richard Rubi. Herbert Keller, Jerry Millier, Ray Jones. Billie Keaton. Duane Hampton. Second Row: Frank Santesteban. Alfonso Tamayo. John Pauli. William Haanah. Terry Newman. Jerry Spears. Pete Van. Lyle Holer, Jim MacLean. Coach Lovett. Third Row: Tony Sanchez.. Manuel Ruiz. Arnold Wolff, Billie Noel. Buddy Campbell. Edward Goodman. Lee Eastman. Dick Bates. Robert Pacheco. Manager. T fOOTBfllL SQUAD The “B” Squad Football Team consisted of Sophomores and Freshmen who wished experience in football. This year these boys had the advantage of regular games with officials and periods. By another year, many of the “B” team will be regulars. The Bullpups, using the “T” formation, had a very successful season under Coach Jim Lovett. The co-captains were Richard Rubi and Herbert Keller. Winslow_______13 Winslow_______11) Winslow________ G Holbrook_______ 0 Holbrook_______ 0 Flagstaff______ 8 Page Fifty-nix The Winslow Bulldogs, under the coaching of Jim Lovett won the Baseball Championship of Northern Arizona, and represented this section at the Arizona State Tournament in Tucson. Winslow won all games played in the regular season, but fell prey to a strong Bisbee team and dropped the first game in the State playoff. A number of experienced men returning should give Winslow another successful team in 1948. Winslow_______16 Snowflake_______ 8 Winslow_______13 Flagstaff------- 8 Winslow_______10 Snowflake_______ 6 Winslow_______10 Flagstaff------- 9 Bisbee _______ 16 Winslow_______ 0 Back Row: Paul Lattin, Bruce DeMarse, Frank Mosley. Ralph Davis. Front Row: Philip Rubi, Billy Ames, Joe Dominguez, Noel Archer, Jim Lovett, Coach. Page Fifty-seven llKUtf Front Row: Gene Higbee, Kenneth Tanner, Joe Dominguez, Philip Rubi, Ralph Davis, Jack McCor- mick. Jimmy Cooata. Back Row: Coach Jim Lovett. Chick Warnock, Bruce De.Marse. George Warnock. Dan NVatson. Eugene Hernandez. Manager. The Winslow Hiprh School Bulldogs, under the able coaching of Jim Lovett, were one of the outstanding teams in Northern Arizona during the past season. This year, for the first time in several years, Winslow beat strong opponents in the Northern Arizona Tournament, to earn a place in the State Finals. After losing at Tucson to a strong Miami team. Winslow went on to defeat Superior, only to lose to Mesa in another consolation match. The fine display of sportsmanship by the team in Flagstaff, earned the Team the Sportsmanship Trophy of the Northern Arizona Tournament. Page Fifty-eight mma sbsdn mi- m Winslow 32 Williams 18 Winslow 48 Flagstaff 37 Winslow 35 Snowflake 29 Winslow 29 St. Johns 32 Winslow 27 St. Johns 32 Winslow 41 Jerome 43 Winslow 22 Gallup 23 Winslow 36 Clarkdale 27 Winslow 40 Snowflake 38 Winslow 29 Prescott 27 Winslow 42 Round Valley 30 Winslow 28 Flagstaff 26 Winslow 23 Kingman 29 Winslow 29 Holbrook 31 Winslow 27 Seligman 47 Winslow 41 Round Valley 33 Winslow 23 Holbrook 31 NORTHERN ARIZONA TOURNAMENT February 12, 13, 14 Winslow 3rd. place Winslow 42 Ashfork 29 Winslow 45 McNary 17 Winslow 18 Flagstaff 19 Winslow 27 J erome 26 Winslow 34 Prescott 23 STATE TOURNAMENT Winslow 38 Miami 57 Winslow 31 Superior 30 Winslow 24 Mesa 41 BLOCK THAT SHOT! Page Fifty-nine j;si0J JOE DOMINGUEZ BRUCE DEMARSE KENNETH TANNER CHICK WARNOCK GENE JACK HIGBEE MCCORMICK PHILIP RALPH RUBI DAVIS JIMM V COOATA GEORGE WARNOCK DANNY WATSON JIMMY MCNELLY Page Sixty WHO HAS THE HALL? COACH LOVETT James 1 . Lovett for the second year coached the Winslow Bulldogs through a success-full season against every team in Northern Arizona. Most of the team were boys who learned their fundamentals last year under Coach Lovett, and under his direction became a smooth working team this year. Many of the first string are sophomores and juniors who will again return to give Winslow another strong outfit. JAMBS P. LOVETT RuskrthaU ('oneh Page Sixty-one DANNY WATSON HOOKS ONE FROM TIIK FLOOR T flASWETOALL SQUAD The Winslow High School “B” Squad under Coach Nasser gained invaluable experience which will £o a long way toward building up strong Winslow teams in the next two years. The Juniors and Sophomores on this team met some of the best opposition in the North, and won a good share of their games. Schedule Winslow 24 Snowflake 28 Winslow 20 Camp Verde 40 Winslow 12 St. Johns 17 Winslow 28 Camp Verde 45 Winslow 23 Snowflake 33 Winslow 16 Flagstaff 22 Winslow 30 Round Vallew 12 Winslow 20 Holbrook 24 Winslow 24 Flagstaff 27 Winslow 25 Round Valley 23 Winslow 17 St. Johns 16 Winslow 26 Holbrook 30 Winslow 40 Winslow “Frosh” 20 heft to Right: Lee Eastman, Dick Werner. Sheridan Rlioton. Alfonso Tamayo. Neil MacElhannon. Dick Hates. Pablo Padilla. Paul Lattin. Tom Cooka. Richard Rubi, Coach Emil Nasser, Warren Wilson, manager, Robert Pacheco, Joe Yillarino, David Garcia. Herbert Keller. Bill Ames. Guy Travis. Albert Greer, Bob Dickson. Eddie Crozier, Jimmy Goodman. Patje Sixty-two First Row: Jack Cooka. Earl Spurgeon. Bobby Peterson. Jerry Milller. Pete Van. Pete Madrid, Paul Rubi. Lonnie Evans. Roger Tackett. Charles Pilon. Second Row: Byron McGough, Ura McAdams. Billy Church. Bert Rhoton. Terry Newman. Jahn Pauli. William Hannah. Andy Hernandez. Third Row: Eddie Holin. Arnold Wolff, Frank Santesteban, Charles Reynolds. Tony Sanchez. Billy Keaton. Virgil Yazzie. Coach Jim Curtis. Manager Freddie Castleberry. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL This year, for the first time. Winslow High School was represented by a Freshman basketball team, coached by Jim Curtis. Several games were played with various schools in Northern Arizona. The Freshman team also part ici pa ted in the Junior High Tournament at Flagstaff. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL This year both the Seventh and Eighth Grades had basketball teams with members from both classes making up a Junior High team which participated in the Northern Arizona Junior High Tournament. The Junior High team also played two close and exciting games with the Winslow Freshman basketball team, as well as one with Joseph City. The excellent showing of the Seventh Grade team this year gives much promise for another strong Junior High team next year. Mr. Letts deserves a lot of credit for the time and effort spent in developing the teams in Junior High. Schedule J unior High 19 Freshmen 28 7W 22 7K 24 Junior High 24 Joseph City 15 8th Grade 27 Flagstaff 28 Junior High 5 Freshmen 19 8th Phantoms 15 8th Bob Cats 21 Junior High 19 Joseph City 14 7th Grade 16 Flagstaff 18 Pane Sixtjj-th ree First Row: Tommy Smith. Agusta Short. Lyle Jenkins. Gabriel Paisano. John Springfield. Rack Row: Nelson Goldsberry. Dudley Mack. Bernard Siow. Robert Robles. Cooper Cooata, Mr. Letts. Coach. Front Row: Billy Elzey, Joseph Day. Bill Gonzales. Robert MacLean. Rack Row: Franklin Carrillo. Henry Montano. Richard Heglund. Billie Watson. Lowell Pearson. Janies Boyle. Page Sixty-four t-Zocvninq of Jootloali 0U££ 1 One of the outstanding features of the school year was the selection of the FOOTBALL QUEEN. This year Jane Kabelin was elected by the vote of the lettermen. Also elected by the vote of the football lettermen were the two attendants, Dee Hatton and Diana Stell. The Coronation was held in the Auditorium during a special Assembly. This Coronation was held on the twenty-fourth of November. The Queen was crowned by Dill Stevenson assisted by the Winslow Pep Squad. The football boys presented her with a bouquet of a dozen red roses and the Pep Squad presented her with a corsage. The ceremony was very nicely conducted. V(l(Jt Si.rt ii-F i rr Back Row: T. Newman, E. Hernandez, B. De Marse, J. Dominguez, C. Warnock, G. War- nock, B. Stevenson, R. Davis, Mr. Curtis. Second Row: Mr. Nasser, Mr. Lovett, E. Oliver. P. Lattin. G. Higbee, D. Watson, B. Ames, H. Walker, J. Castleberry. Third Row: J. Fowler, F. Mosley. L. Ceballos. J. Akin. N. Archer. (1V (liub oj- ( Vindotv cz ficjfi School The Winslow High School Lettermen’s Club was organized during the second semester of the 1931-32 school year, therefore it is in its 18th year of existence. At the time it was organized, the requirements were that members must bo two-year lettermen in any sport or seniors with one letter. The purpose of the “W” Club was to install in the minds of the students and lettermen a desire for clean athletics and good sportsmanship. The present officers are: President________________ Lucio Ceballos Treasurer Frank Mosley Vice President______________Jack Akin Sergeant of Ai ms-----------George Warnock Secretary ________________ Noel Archer Representative------------Chick Warnock V ( r Si.rt if- Kif h I Back Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: P. Grove. R. Ferguson. P. Parry. P. Bashor. C. Robinson. M. L. Burgess. P. Boring. J- Mac Lean. M. Dick. K. Woods. C. Borum. P. Grevillius, D. Scott. N. J. Fanning. M. Walton, J. Stilwell. M. Vaillancourt. W. Hebbard. C. Erwin. C. Allen. A. Casey. B. Campbell. C. Pearson. M. Jump. J. Prcchnow. L. Zahnley. W. Hulett. B. Tillman. S. Hale. L. Koenig. J. Walton. B. Wohler. S. M. Eastman, G. Hitchcock. C. Docnan, N. Putnam. A. Cesar. B. Casey, B. Peterson. C. Schlotzhauer. D. Peterson. J. Lindblom, H. Wilson. J. Kabelin. N. Putnam. M. Heard, J. Scott. Dorothy Nichols. Diana Stell. Nancy Stout Sauuu Under the presidency of Jean Stilwell, the Pep Squad of 1947-48 has had manv successes. Pep Squad Girls are chosen every fall from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes. 1 hen 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: very strongly of many different odors. The present officers are: President----------------Jean Stilwell Cheer Leaders_____________Sue Eastman, Vice President ---------- Carol Erwin Janet Scott and Frances Phel Secretary------------------Donna Scott Treasurer--------------------Pat Parry Representative__________Jane Kabelin Page Si.rt i -Niii Standing: F. Sprawls, A. Hampshire, J. Kabelin. M. Heard, M. Dick, T. Newman. C. Scott, C. Erwin, B. Casey, J. Scott, P. Rubi. Seated: Miss Oare. czyjonox JbocLdtl The Winslow chapter of the National Honor Society was granted its charter in 1946. It has since been a thriving organization. There are twelve members this year, four of whom were taken in last spring. These members were selected for their scholarship, leadership, service and character. The Society this year will complete a project for the benefit of the school: the editing of a new handbook. All members, including the sponsor, Miss Verla Oare. attended the convention of all northern Arizona Honor Societies held in Flagstaff on March 12. Several social functions also took place. The present officers are: President __________________ Jane Kabelin Vice-President_______________Noel Archer Secretary-Treasurer _______ Carol Erwin Council Representative __ Barbara Casey Sponsor__________________Miss Verla Oare Pane Seventy Back Row: Mr. Rezabek, K. Pfulb, L. Ceballos. G. Burney, J. Dickson. F. Mosley, B. Steven- son, J. Fowler. Second Row: J. Linblom, C. Erwin. C. Schlotzhauer, J. Kabelin. F. Phelps, J. Stilwell. Third Row: D. Scott, J. Monroe, H. Wilson. W. Hebbard. On January 26, 1948, fifteen Students were initiated into Troupe number 886 of the Winslow Chapter of The National Thespian Society. The Society was first organized in Winslow in 1987 and was a thriving organization until it was discontinued last year. The club was then revived this year. The National Thespian Society is an honorary organization and each member is required to earn ten points before he may be initiated. The Society’s primary aim is to make students intelligent observers of the dramatic arts. The Society’s dramatic efforts were 1947’s Junior Play “Almost Summer.” The Senior Play “Marry Before Midnight” and this year’s Junior Play “The Harvest Queen” after which more members were initiated. The present officers are: President----------------- Frank Mosley Treasurer____________________________ Jean Stilwell Vice-President------------James Dickson Representative_______________________Hazel Wilson Secretary--------------------Carol Erwin Troupe Sponsor_____________Bernard V. Rezabek Pag Seventy-One The Winslow High School Rifle Club was granted a charter by the National Rifle Association May 2nd, 1939. This club has a very large membership as shooting is a very popular sport. There are certain qualifications which every member strives to meet. These stages are: Promarksman; Marksman: Marksman 1C; and Sharpshooter. All four standard shooting positions must be used in qualifying for these medals. The present officers are: President___________________Bill Gardner Vice-President______________ Bob Peterson Secretary-Treasurer______Barbara Oxley Representative_______________Scottie Ruth Range Officer_________Freddie Lehrman Sponsors _ Mr. Olmsted and Mr. Gardner P((f c Sc rev t if-T iro Back Row: M. Rapson. Mr. Taylor, G. Burney. C. Warnock, Mr. Gardner. T. Newman. L. Ceballos, J. Scott. C. Erwin, C. Schlotzhauer, B. Gardner, B. Dickson. The Winslow High School Science Club, founded in March. 1945, is one of the newest organizations in Winslow High School. This year the club sponsors have been Mr. Rapson, Mr. Gardner, and Mr. Taylor. 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 science who has taken at least one science course. This year the Science Club has not been as active as some of the other clubs. Payv Seventy-Three Page Seventy-Four Members of the Journalism Class: C. Erwin, J. Scott. C. Schlotzhauer. B. Peterson. A. Casey. J. Kabelin, G. Ray. L. Flowers. B. Campbell, B. Stewart, J. Dickson. J. Stilwell, B. Stevenson, F. Sprawls. all The Journalism Class prints the traditional High School newspaper, the Bulldog Barks. It is put out every two weeks. The staff consists of fifteen Seniors, and one Junior. The advisor for the year 1947-48 is Miss Swatzell. Co-editors for the year were Bill Stevenson and Lawrence Flowers. The Bulldog Barks has a circulation of nearly 400 copies. These go to the High School, Junior High, Wilson School and alumni subscribers. Also about fifty copies are exchanged with other schools all over the country. A larger paper was printed this year than ever before. Its ten pages consist of up-to-the-minute news, organization activities, features, snoop, and for the first time a Junior High page has been entered as a regular feature of the paper. Other pages of interest to the alumni as well as to students have been added. r i( r Sr vent ( -Sir frirst Row: W. Hulett. L. Evans, C. Doonan. M. Heard, M. Vaillancourt, E. Cullum, G. Olmsted. Second Row: Mr. Stephens. A. Ramirez, R. Ford. B. Tillman. C. Borum, F. Sprawls, J. Millier. W. Hannah. K. Fuller, G. Lamoreaux R. Chavez, I. Wilson. Third Row: J. Bertino, K. Ricks, J. Parsons. B. Willis. B. Noel. J. Pisel. Fourth Row: J. Mac Lean, K. Pfulb. R. Jones, W. Wilson. H. Keller. C. Pilon. S. Rhoton. Fifth Row: B. Lee. G. Travis, D. Bates. T. Neel. M. Young. K. Tanner. The Winslow High School Band under the direction of Mr. Charles F. Stephens has been more active this year than ever before. New uniforms were purchased and trips were made to such places as Phoenix, Holbrook, and Flagstaff. The band has also played at such activities as all football games played in Winslow, at the Music Festival held at Flagstaff, a concert held at the High School preceding the festival, and for a style show. Pa ye Sr ecu t y-Sepen c Wbutova cJ-ficjfi JbchooL (2fiorui The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Charles Stephens, presented the first concert of the school year on the evening of December 18. It was a Christmas program consisting of choral numbers, solos, and small group ensembles. The principal accompanists during the year were Jean Stilwell. Donna Scott, and Jane Prochnow. At the end of the year, music letters are awarded on the basis of a point system. In order to earn a letter, you must have three-fifths as many points as the highest number of points by any one person. Throughout the year, many clubs of Winslow were entertained by various members of the Glee Club. In January, a small group entertained the veterans at Fort Whipple, Arizona. In March, a style show was presented by the merchants of the town and the Glee Club furnished a portion of the music. In April, the merchants also supported a talent show in which members of the Glee Club also participated. The proceeds of this were to buy Christmas lights for the city next fall. In the Spring, a larger selected group represented Winslow High School at the Northern Arizona Music Festival with choral numbers, vocal solos, and vocal ensembles. We believe that this has been a very successful year for the Winslow High School Glee Club. Page Seven ty-Eigh t Back Row: Noel Archer, Mr. Stephens. Margaret Morey. Front Row: Wilma Hulett, Marjorie Jump. Norma Fanning. Natalie Putnam. Norma Putnam. cSizing 'Zn±s,m jfs The Winslow High School String Ensemble was organized for the first time this year. In a very short time the ensemble was giving performances for the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, and other organizations in Winslow. Although three members of the Ensemble are graduating this year, the remainder of the group will again be back at Winslow High School to entertain as much as possible next year. This fine musical organization was directed by Mr. Charles Stephens. Glee Club Members (opposite). Alice Casey. Carol Erwin, Jo Lindblom, Jean Stilwell. Hazel Wilson. Noel Archer. Philip Rubi, Billy Stewart. Lucio Ceballos. Annette Cesar. Mary Helen Cortwright, Patti Lou Tackett. Donna Peterson. Fred Padilla, Guy Travis, Pat Boring, Wilma Hulett. Irene Morey, Dorothv Nichols. Jane Prochnow. Nancy Stout. Katharine Woods. Lois Zahnley. Dick Bates, Judien Archer, Barbara Barner. Jean Hansen. Georgia Mae Nagel, Lou Ann Owens. Barbara Oxley. Anna Lou Ramsey. Peggy Stewart, Carol Smith. Pat Fitzgerald. Jane Duncan. Bill Church. Bill Iler, Freddie Sughrue, Don Steidl, Wanda Hebbard, Jessamine Keeney, Donna Scott, Marilyn Vaillancourt, Pat Parry, Kenneth Pfulb. Marguerite Locke. Sue Mercer, Margaret Morey. Janet Palmer. Marilyn Young, Nora Murphy, John Bagwell. Bob Dickson. Kenneth Tanner, Carolyn Allen, Carol Doonan. Ramona Hendry, Joan MacLean, Catharine Robinson. Ray Jones. Boyd Lee, Christine Archibeque, Carole Clark, Niki Cullum, Mary Jo Donaldson. Le Ora Monroe, Glenna Olmstead. Gwen Pearson. Angelina Ramirez, Lorraine Scott. Delores Thompson. Charles Pilon. Paul Rubi. Bill Willis. Albert Young. Gwen Lamoreaux. Pa (ft Sc i'nit 1 -.V n c Left to Right: Dee Hatton, Donna Scott. Mr. Rezabek, Janet Palmer, Bill Martini. Noel Archer. Dick Werner. 'Udani One of the main features of the first semester’s work in Speech was Debate. The organization of debate teams represented renewed interest in an activity that had been held in this school for several years. The Debate Teams consisted of a boys, girls, and a mixed team. They were selected to participate in several scholastic debate meets with Kingman, Holbrook, and Snowflake. Several one act plays were directed and presented by the members of the class in dramatic study. The plays were presented on the same evenings as school debates. Another department of speech which offered opportunity for student participation was the annual ARIZONA REPUBLIC and AMERICAN LEGION oratorical contest. Eighteen members of the speech class engaged in the local school contest. The winner represented Winslow in the District Contest. Page Highly The Senior play, Marry Before Midnight was presented November 14, 1947. The play dealt with the adventures of a girl who went to a haunted hunting lodge to be married so that her aunt and uncle wouldn’t be able to stop the marriage. She must marry before midnight of the twenty-first or she won’t receive her father's fortune. She plans to marry her uncle’s chauffeur and immediately divorce him just so she will receive the money and then she can continue her musical carer. The ceremony is interrupted many times by the arrivals of the girl’s aunt, uncle, and fiance. Her fiance is her cousin and she doesn't want to marry him because he won’t divorce her. Stewart, the fiance, plans to frighten his father to death and also prevent the marriage with the aid of two crooks who pretend they are ghosts. He will thus get his father’s and his cousin’s fortunes. The crooks are finally detected, Stewart is exposed, the girl finds she really loves the chauffeur, who is really a detective, and they are finally married. This entertaining play was directed by Mr. Rezabek. The cast was as follows: Onrla Com 1 rii .. l)iok Hullor ... Mis.s Rebu Cell Judge Poll ..... Stewart V ... Reverend Tebolt .. Joan Monroe Frank Mosley .. Jean Stilwell James Dickson George Burney .... Bill Martini ItO iCO ...... Ophelia ...... Sue .......... Old Jen ...... Sam Tclvni . Molly Telem Dan Patterson .. Carol Erwin .. Donna Scott ... Sue Eastman Edward Duncan .. Patsy Parry Page Eighty-One Page. Eigty-Tiro Get Acquainted Dance_____ Annual Homecoming Dance Thanksgiving Dance----- . Rainbow Dinner Dance_____ Junior-Freshman Dance Senior-Sophomore Dance _ Pep Squad Reverse Dance Junior Prom ------------- Senior Hop_______________ September 12 __ October 25 November 26 December 20 _ January 23 February 27 March 19 April 16 _____May 7 RAINBOW DINNER DANCE Page Eighty-Four HL n, LUlLOl iP roni The Junior Prom, sponsored by the class of 1048. was held in the High School gym April 26, 1047. The theme, “Stardust,” was so well carried out in the decorations and etc. that many of the parents present considered it to be one of the finest Prcms in many years. The gym was beautifully decorated with hundreds ct cut out stars with a huge, reflecting star made of many mirrors suspended from the ceiling. Jane Kabe'in and Sue Mae Eastman were the co-chairmen of the Prom. Sponsors of the affair were Miss Verle Oare, Mrs. Edna Hurst, and Mr. Charles M. iiapson. Paye K i h ty-Five 'ZJhiouqfi [2 ay . . . COMING TO SCHOOL Pdf c K'i hty-Si.i DRIVING CLASS CHEMISTRY CLASS BIOLOGY CLASS ART CLASS Page High t g-Se en SEPTEMBER OC TOBER 2 Registration 3 Kingman Football Game 9 Senior-Faculty Picnic 8 National Assembly 12 Get-Acquainted Dance 10 Jerome Football Game 20 Snowflake Football Game 17 Holbrook Football Game 27 Clarkdale Football Game 25 Prescott Football Game Homecoming Parade and Annual Dance SENIOR-FACULTY PICNIC Pa ( 1 K iff h f if- K if h t HOMECOMING PARADE — FRESHMAN FLOAT NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1 Cottonwood Football Game 5 Williams Basketball Game 11 Flagstaff Football Game Sophomore Assembly 14 Senior Play 12 St. Johns Basketball Game 24 National Assembly 18 Christmas Music Concert 25 Kingman Debate 20 Rai nbow Dinner-Dance 26 Thanksgiving Dance Beginning of Holidays 27 Beginning of Holidays 22 Snowflake Basketball Game 23 Senior Skating Party Pug Eiyh t -A’ in e JANUARY FEBRUARY 7 National Assembly 1) Flagstaff Basketball Game 1G Ashfork Basketball Game 23 Junior Freshman Dance 24 Clarkdale Basketball Game 28 National Assembly 30 Prescott Basketball Game G Holbrook Basketball Game Junior Assembly 7 Round Valley Game 12-14 N. A. Basketball Tournament 21 Bulldog Rumpus 27 Student Council Assembly Senior-Sophomore Dance CHRISTMAS CONCERT Pay inetji SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY MARCH APRIL 3 National Assembly 2 Music Assembly 12 Junior Play 7 Music Concert 17 Freshman Assembly 9-10 Music Festival 19 Pop Squad Reverse Dance 16 Junior Prom 26 Holiday 26 Winslow Invitational Track Meet 31 National Assembly 30-2 University Week Page Xinety-On MAY 5 Public Speaking Assembly 7 Senior Hop 14 Honor Society Assembly 18 Award Assembly 28 Bacculaureate 24 Class Day 28 Commencement SO LONG, SENIORS P(•!)(' Ninety-Tiro Pa ye .Vin ety-Th ree NAVAJO MUSIC COMPANY 111 West Second St. Compliments ft Music Of ft Radios AUTREY RROS. ft Records ft Phonographs PATRONIZE THE METEOR ADVERTISERS Pu(je X inet if-I'dn r BEST WISHES from MARSTON SUPPLY Compliments COMPANY Of ATHLETIC GOODS MAC'S SERVICE STATION ti SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHOENIX, ARIZONA CONGRATULATIONS Compliments TO Of THE CLASS OF 1948 THE SPORT SHOP PENNEY'S Paye Ninety-Fire Compliments Of NATIONAL CAFE THE SAM WOO 108 East Second St. COMPANY Compliments SPROUSE REITZ Of COMPANY DOUGLAS FOOD MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Compliments Of PURLIC MARKET Max Krause Department Store THE SPORTSMAN Sporting goods of all kinds , —— WINSLOW TRIMMING AND UPHOLSTERING SHOP Pane Ninety-Six COMPLIMENTS OF Crawley’s Drive Inn Complete Fountain Service FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS ☆ SANDWICHES COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINSLOW DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency THE DRUG STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE Pape Xinety-Seven H. L. Boyd Supply Co. Compliments Of FURNITURE APPLIANCES NAVAJO BUILDING SUPPLIES Auto Supply Co. Winslow, Arizona Phone 171 225 Kinsley Ave. 115 West Third St. Phone 644 Winslow, Arizona WINSLOW’S MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 2nd And Snider AMES BROS. Phone 196 Page Ninety-Eigh t Compliments Of • BERT HAWKINS STATION Motion Pictures are your best entertainment Harry L. Nace THEATRES RIALTO and CHIEF Good Luck to the Class of '48 NAVAJO INDIAN RUGS r R. M. BRUCHMAN and SON INDIAN TRADERS JEWELRY, POTTERY RUGS THUNDERBIRD TRADING POST 4 Miles West of Winslow On Highway 66 Murl and Nora Hohn Owners, Operators HOPI POTTERY WHOLESALE and RETAIL Compliments Of The White Cafe 114 East Second St. BEST FOODS A. S. GLIDEWELL Jeweler Winslow, Arizona Page Ninety-Nine 113 West Second St. Established 1903 THE ART NEEDLESHOP MRS. ED. CAHILL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’48 Roy and Anne Sutherland HOPI HOUSE TRADING POST 10 Miles West of Winslow Wholesale and Retail Baskets, Pottery. Navajo Rugs Genuine Indian Jewelry E. V. WESSON Compliments Of THE ARIZONA POWER CO. Compliments Of KAY'S HOT DOG STAND BUCKLEY'S B00TERY 210 West Second St. Winslow. Arizona RED APPLE Grocery and Market Where You Find First Class GROCERIES And First Grade Meats Free Delivery THE SKATING RINK Lets go skating for your healths sake SHOE SKATES Wholesale Price Page One Hundred NANCY WRIGHT NANCY Prescription Pharmacy WRIGHT STEVE HALE CLINIC Reliable Prescription Service 122 West Third 122 West Third Phone 1190 First National Insurance Agency Phone 998R Box 573 R. C. Kaufman Prop. Established 1916 H. R. McHOOD Represents most of the largest and oldest American Companies For Fire-Automobile Casualty Insurance Bonds • Distributor Of Texaco Petroleum Products East 1st St. Winslow. Arizona Page One Hundred One BABBITT’S Home of nationally advertised Merchandise --------------★-------- WE CARRY COMPLETE LINES OF MEN'S ... ■fe Hart - Schaffner and Marx Suits Clothcraft-Style Smart Suits Interwoven Hose - M unsing wear Uunderwear ■fa Stetson Hats - Arrow - Van Huesen - Pendleton - Clover Field and Stream Shirts Vr Levis and Levi Strauss Shirts -------★--------- LADIES WEAR... Jaunty Juniors - Swansdown Rothmor - Mary Lane Suits and Coats Babs Jr.--Minx Modes-L'aiglon - Trudy Iiall-Doris Dodson-Georgiana -- Nelly Don - Frances Dexter Nan Tailor - Miss 5’ 4” - Ladies and Junior Dresses Seampruffe - Barbizon - Artemis -- Ship’N Shore Palmdale - Levi Shirts Page One Hundred Two PETERSON, BROOKE. STEINER V WIST £30 W. WASH. - PHOENIX - PHONE 22301 RETAIL STORES Howard Sloffl (Tucson) Yuma Stationers (Yuma) Peterson - Brooke Steiner (Prescott) P B S W (Safford) ARIZONA DISTRIBUTORS 'AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY' (SCHOOL AND CHURCH FURNITURE) ROYAL TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES THE COIPHONE ELLIOTT ADDRESSING MACHINES MIMEOGRAPH DUPLICATORS DITTO DUPICATORS ALSO GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR SCHOOL CHURCH - OFFICE ■ INDUSTRY 100 SALESMEN TO SERVE ARIZONA STARR JEWELERS Jewelry Silverware TEXACO SUPER SERVICE Santa Fe Watch Inspector J. LAZEAR Diamonds Watches Second and Warren Streets Winslow, Arizona Phone 721 Page One Hundred Three COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINSLOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Compliments Of WINSLOW GAS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 LINDA STUDIO E. R. CROZIER. Manager Page One Hun fired Four UNION DAIRY CO. Quality Guernsey Dairy Products Ray C. Curry SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR Phone 597 715 Apache Ave. Winslow. Arizona HOME OF SWIFTS’ QUALITY ICE CREAM Compliments Of Compliments Of scott McMillan Dr. James W. Dickson 316 W. Second St. PRUETT'S THE SKATING RINK HARDWARE Let's Go Skating 122 West Second St. Skate for your health’s sake Telephone 59 Page One Hundred Five WINSLOW AUTO ELITE CLEANERS SUPPLY “Reliable” Automotive Parts and Equipment COMPLETE We Call For and Deliver MACHINE SHOP M. W. Akey, Prop. Phone 23 218 Williamson Phone 153 Winslow, Arizona • KENNY'S Compliments QUALITY BAKERY Of RALPH H. CAKE You will enjoy Kenny’s Quality Bread and Pastries Chevrolet Dealer Page One Hundred Sir COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Winslow, Arizona Member of the Federal Reserve System Deposits Guaranteed By Federal Reserve Insurance Plan Page One Hundred Ser Olds Brothers Lumber Company LORENZO HUBBELL COMPANY Everything For the Ihiilder Wholesale and Retail LOWE BROTHERS PAINT Dealers In NAVAJO BLANKETS—POTTERY AND A Paint For Every Purpose GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUPERIOR LAUNDRY Compliments Phone 88 Of Pick Up And Delivery Service THE CENTRAL DRUG Winslow, Arizona COMPANY Page One Hundred Eight Compliments Of The Winslow Barber Shop Compliments Of John P. Clark Compliments Of Dennis J. Sweeney Burns Brothers Appliances and Refrigeration 211 East Third St. Phone 1185-W Compliments Of Dr. C. H. Baldwin BAZELL'S Modern Auto Court Air Coolers Radios Comfortably Heated Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Vert Owners Winslow Cash Slore Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fruits Texaco Products Gas, Oil and Accessories Proprietor Lucio Ceballos Phone 899-J Compliments Of La SIESTA MOTELS Located On East Second and West Second Streets Winslow. Arizona Page One Hundred Sine COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINSLOW GENERAL HOSPITAL Pane One Hundred Ten Compliments Of W. BOW Grocery and Market Compliments Of WILMAS BEAUTY SHOP Compliments Compliments Of Of Drs. BECK and BECK The.... 218 Kinsley Ave. Winslow Curio Shop Palmer X-Ray Guaranteed Genuine Indian Chiropractory Naturopathic Physicians Rugs and Jewelry 106 East Second St. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SERVICE MILK DEPOT Pane One Hundred Eleven Wayne L. Troulners CLEANERS MEN’S WEAR Where cleaning is an Art 114 West Second St. Winslow. Arizona Winslow’s Most Exclusive Haberdasher CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 FROM A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO “THE CLASS OF 1948“ THE WINSLOW MAIL ‘ Your Home Town Newspaper Page One Hundred Twelve