Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

mmmw 1949 FELA GALLEGOS IQ49 Quddn 'Jo Jhs, ilPafi£.nts. Of JiTie Jan Of IQ49 In appreciation of their cooperation and encouragement in our activities and school work, ice dedicate this lit! 9 Meteor to our parents. I-oft to Right: Dee Hatton. Carolyn Iierg. Norah Murphy. Marjorie Jump. Patti Lou Tackett, Janet Palmer. David Jones, Kill Gardner. Danny Watson, Bill Ames. z l Ut£or £taf! Editor ........................ Business Manager ................ Assistant Business Managers.... Senior Editor ................. Assistant Senior Editor ....... Junior Editors ................ Sophomore Editor .............. Fresh man Editor .............. Sports Editors ................ Assistant Sports Editor ....... Art Editor .................... Assistant Art Editor .......... Organization Editor ........... Typist .......................... Sponsor ......................... David Jones ................. Bill Gardner ... Janet Palmer. Dee Hatton ... ....... Patti Lou Tackett ...............Norah Murphy Jerry Hitchcock, Lois Zahnley ............. Woodine Mitchell ............... Wilva Jo Hale ... Danny Watson. Bill Ames ................ Dick Werner .........-........ Don Lowry .. Frank Kluinlein. Tom Cooka ................ Carolyn Berg ................ Marjorie Jump ............. Charles Kapson DAVID JONES Editor hi Chief BILL GARDNER DEE HATTON JANET PATTI PALMER TACKETT WILVA JO HALE DON LOWRY BILL DANNY AMES WATSON NORAH JERRY LOIS WOODINE MURPHY HITCHCOCK ZAHNLEY MITCHELL MR. R. E. BOOTH Superintendent of Winslow Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. K. G. DICKSON Mem ber MR. W. B. HAWKINS President MRS. BONNIE BRKNNAN Clerk W. VV. ARMSTRONG Principal, Winslow Hif h School HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES MRS. MARGARET COX MRS. LULU MURRAY May Winn, Geography, Science Glenn Olmsted, Industrial Arts O. W. Letts, Industrial Arts Helen Letts, Art Verdell Hunt, Home Economics Charles Rapson, Science, Photof rapliy James Lovett, Athletics Sarah Paine, History Jane Cantrell, English, Public Speaking Emil Nasser, Athletics, Health, Physical Education James Curtis, Athletics Estalee Hinson, English, . o u rna I is m Cecelia Kelly, English Charles Stephens, Hand, Chorus Clyde Gardner Science Pearl Anderson Mathematics Ross Lowe Commercial Gertrude Cartlidge, Social Science Avis Naysmith, Commerce Verla Oare, Social Science Mary Godsell, English Latin W. M. Strack, Machine Shop Lola Acklin, Home Economics Matthew Wright Athletics. Driver T raining Leona Fisher Spa nish. English Lester Taylor Science, Math SENIOR NIGHT CUT, ORCHESTRA KEY CLUB FLOAT BULLDOG RUMPUS The annual Bulldog Rumpus gives each class in Winslow High School an opportunity to participate in the Rumpus parade and to put on a skit or concession during the evening Carnival. The best float during the 1949 Rumpus was that of the Sophomores consisting of a Circus Parade, complete with wild animals and wilder men. Another beautiful float was that of the newly organized Key Club. Jack McCormick and Pat Ingles were crowned as King and Queen of the Bulldog Rumpus during the evening program. SOPHOMORE FLOAT EUGENE HIGBEE President Claw Aaacmbly I. 1. 3; Claw Play 4: Rifle Club 1. 2: - V • Club 3. I: Tempo Rtlaya :i: State Track Meet 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. •I: State Tournament :i: Claw Prraidenl I: Honor Society 3. I Honor Society Sw.Trra . 4: Honor So- testy Convention I: Spaiilnh Club Pre Ment 2: Thespians •I: Student Council 2. 4: Stud-nt Council Convention 4: Boys State 2. DONNA PETERSON Vice President Thespians .‘I. I: Honor Society Vice Pres. 1: Honor Society 3. 4: Class Vice I Tea. 3. 4: Bill.- Club 2: Pep Sound 3. 4: Library 4: Class Assembly 3. I: Class Play 3. 4. CAROLYN BERG Secretary Kingman. Arizona I. 2: Class Play 4: Honor Society 2. 3 I Honor Society Pres 4: Honor Society Convention 3, 4; Pep S ina l I Bumpus Queen 3: Science Club � : Class See. 4; Hull-One Harks 3: Meteor Staff 4: Thespians I. LEONA KOENIG Treasurer Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class See. I : Class Treas. 3. I; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Vice Pres. 4; Library •� . 3: Thespians 3. 4; Thespian See. 4; Bulldoy Barks 4; Music Festival 4. First freshmen, next sophomores, then juniors, and now ai Iasi high and mighty seniors. The day of graduation is almost here, and we. the Class of 1919, are beginning to ltnik hack over our high school years. We can't even begin to name all the fun we have had. but there are a few events that are outstanding. Our freshman year was not very exciting except for learning how to make otir way through new surroundings. We built the W for the football rallies, helped the juniors sponsor the Junior-Freshman Dance, and gave one of the best assemblies of the year. The next year we were sophomores. This year was more eventful. Our assembly was again one of the best, we helped the seniors sponsor the Senior-Sophomore Dance, and we took our part in the Bulldog Rumpus. Our junior year was exciting. We felt that we were really a part of High School. Again we gave an outstanding assembly and with the help of the freshmen we sponsored the Junior-Freshman Dance. Our most outstanding accomplishment, however, was the Junior Prom, with its April Showers theme. Under the direction of Mr. Rezabeck we presented a three act comedy, The Harvest Queen. In the fall of 1948 we returned bright and eager, mighty seniors. This year was imeked with events; our class assembly, the Senior-Sophomore Dance. Senior Faculty picnic, and our class play. The Man On The Stairs. The late spring brought Senior Ditch Day. Kid Day, Class Day. the Senior Hop. and finally graduation. ANNETTE CESAR BILL AMES darn P'nv 3. I: til - ’ Club 3: Pinto Ranter Seal Winner 3: Claw Aanentbly 3; Thceplamt :i. 4: IVp Squad 4. MACAHIO ARCHIBEQUE llaiKiball 2. 3. I; Football I. BARBARA DEMARSE Glee Club I. 2: IVp Squad I. JOHN BERTINO Claw Awembly I. 2. 3. � : Ban ketball I. 2. 4: Claw Play 3. 4: Rifle Club I: Photography Club 1; M ualc Fentival :t. NORMA JEAN FANNING P« i Squad 3. 4: Claw Awem-bljr 1. 3: Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4: Glc«- Club I; Bulldog Bark 4. T r:ii k I: llaneball I. 2. 3. 4: Barkt'tball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I 2. 3. I: Rifle Club I. 2: Photography Club 2: Science Club I. 4: Claw Awembly 1. 2: Meteor Staff 4. MARY HELEN CORTRIGHT Glee Club I. 2; Claw Play 3. BILL BAKER Track 2. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Science Club 4: Claw Awent-nly Rifle Club 3: Claw Piny -l; Bulldog Bark 4. EVA DUVIGNAU Cln«9 Play 4; Bulklo; Bark 4. EDDIE CROZIER Football 3. � : Banket ball 2. 3: Bane ball 2. 3. 4: State Tournament 3: Rifle Club I. BRUCE DEMARSE Football 2. 3. 4; All-Northern 2nd team 3: All Northern lsi team 4: Alist.it. :� nl 4: Ba krtball I. 2. 3. 4: Stab- Tournament 3: Honorable Mention 2. .'I: Baseball 2. 3. I; State Tournament 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: State Track Meet 2. 3: Claw. Free. 2: Spanish Club 3; W ’ Club 2. 3. 4; Kumpun Kin 2. CHARLOTTE GUTIERREZ Library I; Rifle Club I. 2. 3. 4: Class Flay 4: Science Club 4: Photography Club 2: Majorette 1: Bulldog Barks 4. REN ESTUDILLO DEE HATTON Newton. Kaunas 1. 2; Class Play 3. � : Class Assembly 3: Pep Siiuad 4: Football Queen 4: Glee Club 4 : Student Council 4: Student Council Convention 4: Student Body Cheer-leader 4: Thespians 3: Salad Bowl 4: Thespians 3. 4; Meteor Staff 4: Bulldog Barks 4: Music Festival 4. BILL GARDNER Football 2. 3. 4: All-Stste Hon. Mention 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4; Science Club Pres. 4: Rifle 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club Pres. 3. 4; Claes Pres. 3; Class Assembly 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4. JOAN FULLER Rifle Club I. 2: Pep Squad 2. :«. 4: Student Council 4; Student Council Convention 4: Library I. 2: Bulldog Harks 4. ROBERT DAVIS DICKSON Football 1. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Thespians 4: Class Play 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. I: Band I: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Assembly 1. 2. 3: Music Festival I. 2. 3. 4: Scholastic Contest 3. RAMONA GUTTIEREZ Glee Club 1. ROBERT FEAGINS Football 2. 3. «; Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 3. 4: Rifle Club I. 2: Class Play 3. 4. ELAINE HAYES Williams. Arizona 1. 2. 3. JOSEPHINE HERRERA Giro Club I. JOE HERNANDEZ MARIE MAGEE Albuquerque 2. 3; Library I CECIL JENKINS Clam Plav 3. � : Thespians I: W Club President I: Honor Society 3. I: Student Counotl 4: Student Council Convention 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. � : Class Assembly 2. 3: State Trnek Meet 3. 4; C.A.P.C. 4. MARGARET MOREY Rand 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4: Music Festival 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Class Play 3: Library I. 2. 3: Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. EUGENE HERNANDEZ Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Co-captain ; All-Northern 1st team 4; Paw hall 3. 4: State Tournament 3: basketball Mjrr. 3: W Club 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2. MARJORIE JUMP Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 3. 4: Glee Club 2; Meteor Staff I. Class Play 4; Class Assembly 1; Pep Squad 3. 4: Pulido? Harks 4: Honor Society 4: Student Rudy Treasurer 4: Student Council Convention 4. JOE HOWELL Basketball I. 2: Track 1: Base-nail 2. 4: Football 4: Class Assembly 2: Rifle Club 1. 2. SUE MERCER Glee Club 2. 3: Music Festival 2: Spanish Club 4. MARVIN JENNINGS Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Track I. 2; Baseball 2. 3: Class Play 3. 4: Class Assembly I. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club I. DAVID JONES Rifle Club I. 2: Class Vie . I� ren. 1; Truck 3; Meteor Stuff 3. 4: Bulldog Barks 4: As- sembly I. 2. 3. 4: Claw Play 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Music Festival 4: Student Council 4: Student Council Convention 4: Honor P«.i ictjr 4: Honor Society Convention 4; Scholastic- Awards 3: Thespians 4; Thespians l rrs. 4. JANET PALMER Student Council 1. 2. 4: Student Council Convention 2. 4: Rifle Club 1. 2: Rifle Club Repres. I; Glee Club 1. 3; Music- Festi-val | ; Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 2: Class Play 3: Debate Team 3: Oratorical Contest 3; Thespians 3. 4: Meteor Staff -I; Pep Squad 4; Science Club 4; Photography 4; Bulldog Harks 4. DON LOWRY Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4: Hand 1: Meteor Staff 4; Class Asscmbly 2: C.A.P.C. 4: Senior Play 4. CLAUDIA ROSS Clarkdnle. Arizona 1. 2: Pep Squad 3. : Thespians 3. 4: Class Play 3: Student Council 4: Student Counc il Convention I: Bulldog Barks I: Girls State 3: Girls Nation 3: Glee Club 4; Music- Festival 4: Honor Society 4. JIM MCNELLY Football 1. 2. 3. 4: All-Northern 4: Allstate Hon. Mention 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; State Tournament 3; Base ball 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2; Band 1. 2. 3: Thespians 4: W Club 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4; Class Assembly I. 3: Boys State 3: Student Body President 4: Student Body Convention 2. 4. NORAH MURPHY Hollywood. California I, 2; Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4; Science Club 4: Pep Sciuad 4; Meteor Staff 4; Bulldog Harks 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Convention 4; Class Assembly 4. PAUL LATTIN Rifle Club I : Science Club I: “W 1 Club I. 2. 3. 4: Font ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-captain 4; Track 1; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; All-state- Opponent. New Mexico. 4. COLLEEN PEARSON Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Thespian 4: Class Play 4: Spanish Club 2: Bulldog Barks 4. JACK McCORMICK Class Pres. I: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: State Tournament 3: Track 2. 3. 4; Student Body Vice-Pres. 4: Student Couneil Convention 4: W Club 3. I: Class Assembly PAT RYAN Spanish Club 2: Pep Squad 4. PATTI LOU TACKETT CLARENCE MILLER Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3. I; Class Plav : : Thespians 3. 4: Glue Club I. 2. 3. 4; Mush-Festival I. 2. 3. � : Meteor Ptaff 3. 4: Kill Ido; Harks 4: Pep Soiled 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Prtn. 4; Clam Treasurer I; Clam Secretary 3. JOE MUNOZ Football I. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. :t: Baseball 2: Track I. 2. 3. ■ : State Track Meet 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I ■� . 3; C.A.P.C. 4: Spanish Club 4. RUBY WALTERS JACK PISEL Joseph City I. 2: Football 3. 4; Baseball 4: C.A.P.C. 4. MARYLYN YOUNG Rifle Club 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I: Glee Club I. 3: Music Festival :t. 4. Clear water. California I: Football 2. 3. I: Science Club 3. i ; Class Play • v • Club 3. 4: W Club 8e«-retary 4: C. A.P.C. 4; Honor Society 4: Track 3. 4: Boys State 3; Rifle Club 4. ANNIE RUTH VAN Glee Club I: Bui Mo; Barks 4. GLENN PETRONAVICH Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. .i: Class Assembly I. 2: C. A.P.C. 4; New Mexico all-stale Opponent. Hon. Mention. BETTY LOU WOHLER Pep Squad :t. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Thespians Trea . I: Library 2. 4: Clam Play 8: Class Assemblies 2. 3. KENNETH TANNER Basketball 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 4: Music Festival 4. GUY TRAVIS Hand I. 2. 3: Glee Chib 2. 3: Cilia Play 3. 4; Cla� A � eni-bile 1. 2: Thr |iian 4: Claaa Vln-1'r.n 2: Banket ball 2. 3. 4, Rifle Club 3: Spimiiih Club 2. DICK WERNER Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. :� : Track 1. 2. 4: Student Council I. 3: Rifle Club I. 2: Cla Play 3: Debate Team 3: Bull ilor Hark 4; Tbe pian 4 ; Clan A acmbly 3: Spaulnlt Club 2: W ' Club 3. 4; Srryennt-at-arma 4. DANNY WATSON W Club 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: All State 2nd Team 4; Ha , bet ball 2. 3. 4: State Tournament M: All Sort belli IM. Team 3: Ha- ball 2. 3. 4: State Tour nament 2. 3; Track 1. 3. t state Track Meet 3. 4: Clan. A—-mbly 2. 3; Meteor Staff I Rifle Club 2. ROBERT WILEY Clan A— ctnblv 2. 3; Cla Play � : Spanmli Club 2: Rifle Cluk 1. 2; Footbal I; Glee Club 4 WARREN WILSON Band I. 3: Mimic Fcellvul 3: Football Mirr. 3. 4; Banket ball 2: Itaaketball Myr. 3. 4: Bane ball 2: Track M-r. 1. 3: Then plan 3. 4: V Club 3. 4: • v ' Club Treasurer 4: Clan Play 3; State Track 3; Rifle Club I: Cla AMw-mbly 3: ItulbloK Bark 4. HERBERT KELLER HARRY KABELIN JOAN MACLEAN NANCY STOUT President Vice President Secretary Treasurer n .LUILOZ i Wo entered this school as seventh graders in September, 1944. That year was full of many new things, such as locker combinations and Upper-Classman rule. The next year we became the high and mighty eighth graders. At least we could feel superior to someone! We took part in the Bulldog Rumpus that year, and took first prize with our float in the parade. Finally in September, 1946, we became green Freshmen and for the first time actually took part in any high school activities. We helped sponsor the Junior-Freshman Dance, put on an assembly, 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 success, as was the Senior-Sophomore Dance. We again helped to make the Bulldog Rumpus a success. For the third consecutive year, our float took first place in the parade. As Juniors we were finally the high and mighty upper-classmen. Our Junior Play, “We Shook the Family Tree,” was a high success, so was our Junior Assembly. Again this year we took part in the Bulldog Rumpus, and this year our float took second in the parade. But new to us this year we sponsored the Junior Prom and a good time was had by all that were there. We are looking forward to our last year as Seniors. DELBERTA JESS BAKER BATHKE BEATRICE CAROL CEBALLOS DOONAN NADA ALBERT GOULD GREER SADIE BETTY AMI TILLMAN PAT CATHERINE BORING BORUM LEE FELA EASTMAN GALLEGOS WELDON PAT GRIMES GROVE MONTE LOUISE WALTERS WETZEL JERRY WILMA HITCHCOCK IIU LETT RAY JO ANNE JONES LANCASTER DRACINE IRENE MODEN MOREY IDA MAE HELEN WILSON WOO PAT NORMAN INGLES JENNINGS BOYD LYNN LEE LYON NAN JIM MCNABB MACLEAN KATHERINE LOIS WOODS ZAHNLEY JOSEPHINE HARRIS DOROTHY BILLIE MUNOZ NICKLE NICHOLS NOEL JANE SHERIDAN CATHERINE MANUEL PROCHNOW RHOTON RO HINSON RUIZ JERRY DIANA TOMMY LUPE SPEARS STEEL SANDOVAL SANCHEZ iDt isx L n . J.LUHOX1 Norris Allen Robert Pacheco Mildred Acoya Eustacio Rodartc Darrel Bashor David Rogers Harry Bates Richard Rubi Rosemary Burns Joe Ryan Joe Chavez Jennie Reyes Rumie Chavez Joan Sieren Kirk Clark Laura Ann Smith Jimmy Cooata Shirley Spurgeon Richard Ford Alfonso Tamayo Alice Florez Emma Lucille Van Margaret Florez Monte Walters James Gibson Oliver Ward Neil Howard George Warnock Betty Sue Jackson Guy Wilhelm Louis Lee Joe Villarino Neil McElhannon Dan MacLean JOHN PAUL President PILL WILLIS Viee President WILMA BURGESS Secretary LORRAINE SCOTT Treasurer Sobfi lonioxz i We, the Class of ’51, started Junior High in 1945. While in Junior High we helped with such school activities as the Bulldog Rumpus and Parade and school assemblies. We graduated on May 23, 1947. We started on our high school career in September, 1947. As green Freshmen we built the W’s for the football rallies a;id luckily all burned. In the Rumpus we had the food concession, balloon sale, and a few other things. In the parade we won second prize for our Winter Wonderland float. In January we helped the Juniors put on the annual Junior-Freshman dance. We gave the Freshman Assembly, which was a success. This year, as Sophomores, we gave the Sophomore Assembly and on April first helped the Seniors give the Senior-Sophomore Dance. For the Rumpus we had the food concession and cake raffle, and our float took first place. We are looking forward to our next two years in W. H. S. and hope we can make it a bigger and better school. CHRISTINE ARCHIBEQUE JANE BLUM LEIN FREDDIE SUGHRUE PATRICIA EVANS CLEVE BARBER RUTH CANDELARIA CAROLE CLARK PATRICIA FITZGERALD BARBARA BARNER RAMONA CHA v EZ ELAINE CULLUM NELENE FREEMAN ANNIE BEALER PATRICK CHILDERS MARY JO DONALDSON SHARON FROST LOU ANN BEIGEL BILL CHURCH DOXEY EATON GWEN GORDEN BOB FRANCES BILL GAIL BOB GRUVER GUTIERREZ ILER INGLE DEW JOHNSON BILLY ORA JANICE SARA NANCY KEATON McADAMS McCA BE MARQUESS MARTIN TERRY WOODINE JUNE LEORA GEORGIA METZGER MITCHELL MOODY MUNROE NAGEL TERRY GLENNA LOU ANN BARBARA JERRY NEWMAN OLMSTED OWENS OXLEY PARSONS GWEN BOB CHARI.ES NORA ANNA LOU PEARSON PETERSON PI LON RAMIREZ RAMSEY BERT MERLENE INEZ ALFRED SCOTTIE RHOTON ROBB RUBI ROSS RUTH FRANK CAROL VIOLA HUBERT PEGGY SANTISTEVAN SMITH SANCHEZ SNELL STEWART JENNIE CHARLES EMOGENE ARNOLD ALBERT SALINAS SWANN TRAMMEL WOLFF YOUNG Df 7 £ofi(ioniox£± Evelyn Aland Terry Allen Maxine McLaughlin Pete Madrid Sadie Ami Maxine Mier Helen Blanco Consuelo Munoz Jack Blumlein Paul Neel Lyle Bowler Josephine Orosco Gordon Campbell Eva Pohuma Fred Castleberry Beatrice Chavez Bobby Jo Priest Angelina Ramirez Eusebio Chavez Gonzalo Ramirez Robert Clay George Creel Charles Reynolds Kenneth Ricks Charles Covington Lonnie Evans Daniel Rodriquez Fred Rubi Susie Gallegos Tony Sanchez Vernon Gibson William Hannah Jean Hansen Earl Spurgeon Rodger Tackett Pete Van Andy Hernandez Jack Vert Margie Hopper Oliver Ward Harold McKernan Johnnie Fae Wasdon Oliver Watson Virgil Yazzi BERNARD KENNA GUELLERMO CEBALLOS DOROTHY STROMBERG THERESA MARTINEZ President Vice President Treasurer Secretary In September of 1948 we left our Junior High days to our memories and entered Winslow Senior High School. After a few months of uncertainty we settled down into High School routine and began to play our part in the many High School activities. Some of our class played on the “B” Football squad while others played during the winter on the Freshman Basketball team. We helped do our share on the Junior-Freshman Dance on March 14. Then we helped at the Bulldog Rumpus with a Sideshow, a Dart Throw, a Candy Sale and an Art Gallery. The theme of our Rumpus float was “A shotgun Wedding. Now at the close of our first year in Winslow High School we are looking forward to the many activities in the years which lie ahead of us. BARBARA WALTER ISABELL CAROLINE A UDINE ARAGON COX GAR I BAY HEBBARD HODGE SARAH JANE NANCY TOMMY PHYLLIS BOBBY BEGAY CESAR DUNN GOULD HENDRY GLENN BERYL ROBERT ELDRENA WILYA JO HOFFMAN BURT CLARK FARR HALE LUCILLE LYLE JANET BOBBY SALLY HERRERA JENKINS BUSH CLUBBS GALLEGOS r r NIXIE HANCOCK NEIL MCNABB BUDDY MILLER JIMMY PALMER WANDA HERMAN HIGBEE KRAUEL DUDLEY MOLLY MACK MARTINEZ PATRICIA GARLAND MOODY MOORE NANCY GENE PENNINGTON PISEL NORMA JEAN BOBBY MACLEAN MCFARLAND BARBARA BILLY MAULE MEIKLE MINA EVA NICHOLS ORNELAS MANUEL PAYE RAMERIZ RUTH REIN A SANCHEZ ROBERT SANDOVAL RITA SANTISTEVAN JANIE SEVERSON FRANCES SMITH JANELLE JOHN MARGARET SPIVEY SPRINGFIELD SPURGEON GEORGE STEGMIER FRANK STELL BETTY SWANN CAROLYN TAYLOR HARVEY REYES ANN TEWANEMA TOYA DONALD WETZEL DEWAYNE CLARA LOU CURRY WHEELER WILLIAMS WOO BETTY ROBERT YOUNG ZISMANN Otkx Jx£±nmzn Don Austin Barbara Manson Jerry Blumlein Janet Bush Byron McGough Valdon Miller John Casey Lois Cartei- Shirley Morgan Oriole Newman Billy Chamema Tommy O’Connell Ralph Chavez Robert Cline Cruz Olague Gabriel Paisiano Cooper Cooata Isabel Reyes Della Estudillo Paul Perea Sally Florez Frances Garcia Arthur Rubi Annie Sanchez Nelson Goldsberry Eddie Gonzales Reina Sanchez Bernard Siow John Gonzales Rosaline Scott Dale Hancock Patricia Sorenson Ronald Harger Charles Irwin Frances Taylor Alfonso Valverde PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS RIFLE PRACTICE n First Row: Bernard Slow, Billy Keaton, John Paul, Paul 1-attin, Jack 1’isel. Eddie Croiier, Fred Rubi, Dick Bates. Second Row: Coach Nasser, Louis Dee. Joe Howell, Jack McCormick. Gabriel Paisano, Pete Van, Richard Rubi. Third Row: Scotty Ruth. Bryon McGough, Albert Greer. Bill Ames, (ieorge Warnock. I e Eastman. Ray Jones, Bob Gruver. Fourth Row: Robert Pacheco, Neil McElhannon. Hubert Snell. Garland Moore. Dale Hancock. Robert Zisman. Fifth Row: Bobby Clubbs, Tommy Dunn. Jerry Blumlein, Eugene Hernandez. Robert Clay. Charles Pilon, Jesse Bathke. fl AStflALL Bad weather postponed some of the early season games this year but four contests had been played this year before the annual went to press. The Bulldogs beat Holbrook 5-3 in the first game of the year for the two teams, but the Roadrunners were victorious 12-9 in the second contest. Winslow also beat Flagstaff 12-11 on a last inning rally. Ed Crozier, Fred Rubi, Bob Clay, and Frank Santisteven handled the mound chores in the early part of the season. Bill Ames, Pete Van, Jack Pisel and Eugene Hernandez played in the outfield the first three games. Bruce DeMarse, Paul Lattin, John Paul, Dan Watson, and Louis Lee took care of the infield spots. Jack McCormick was doing the catching. Coach Emil Nasser is using underclassmen players this year as much as possible in order to give them added experience for future years. SCHEDULE Winslow __ _ 5 Holbrook ___ 3 Winslow _ 9 Holbrook 12 Winslow 12 Flagstaff _ 11 Winslow 15 Round Valiev 1 Front Row: Gene Hi ghee. Joe Munoz, Tom Cooka. Manuel Ruiz. Manager. Second Row: Dick Werner. Cecil Jenkins, Hill Gardner. Last Row: Cecil Miller. Glen Fetranovich. Coach Wright. TRACK Winslow during the 1949 track season showed excellent promise of having: another Northern Arizona Championship team. The weather during: the first part of the season was unfavorable, but the approach of good weather in late April finally gave the boys plenty of opportunity to work out on the new track, north of the City Park. This is the first year in which track was held on this field. The Inter-Class meet was held the week of April 4-8. Winners of these events were: 100-------------------------------------L. Lee, Jenkins, Hannah, Willis 880 ----------------------------------Villarino, Cooka, Munoz, Warnock Shot Put----------------------------B. Lee, Warnock, DeMarse, Dickson High Jump--------------------------------Watson, DeMarse, Van, Jenkins 220 ------------------------------------L. Lee, Jenkins, Hannah, Wolff Mile---------------------------------------Cooka, Munoz, Villarino, Siow Discus-------------------------------DeMarse, B. I ee, Fetranovich, Ames Broad Jump------------------------------L. Lee, McCormick, Watson, Van On April 16, the Bulldog track team won the Holbrook Relay Meet as a starter toward a successful season. On April 28, Winslow took the Winslow Invitational Meet with a total score of 79 points. Seligman, with 19 points, took second place. Front Row: Tom Cooka. Paul Lattin. Jim McNelly. George Warnock. Bruce DeMaree. Dan Watson. dene Higbee. Coach I ovetl. Back Row: Guy Travis. Manager. John Bertino. Boh Dickson. Jack McCormick. I e Eastman. Ken- neth Tanner. Billy Ames. Lyle Jenkins. Dan Maclean. Don Lowry. Absent: Jim Cooata. BASKETBALL After a slow stall the Winslow Basketball team finally finished a successful season with a record of fifteen wins and only eight losses. This year the Bulldogs entered the Gallup Invitational Meet and won three of four contests during this tournament to return with the Consolation Trophy. Bruce De-Marse and George Warnock were high point men for the season, with a total of 211 and 223 points each. The team as a unit scored 931 points to 832 scored by the opposition. The only team to defeat the Bulldogs twice during the season were the strong St. Johns Redskins, one of the best teams in Arizona. Winslow never was beaten by more than twelve points in any game, and managed to run up high scores on most opponents. On February 17, 18, 19 the Bulldogs climaxed their season with the Northern Arizona Tournament in the new Flagstaff High School Gym. Winslow defeated Ashfork easily in the first game, but fell to the favorites, St. Johns, in the next round. The following day, the Bulldogs defeated Snowflake in the morning and Round Valley in the afternoon game to enter the secondary bracket finals against Seligman. Winslow led until the final minute of play when Seligman broke through to win 48-46. OPENING TIPOFF OF THE WINSLOW-ST. JOHNS GAME COACH J. P. LOVETT The Bulldogs won the Northern Arizona Tournament Sportsmanship Trophy for the second consecutive year at the tournament at Flagstaff for good conduct during the contests. Bruce DeMarse was selected on the All Northern Second team, with Dan Watson. George Warnock and Jimmy Cooata receiving honorable mention. ☆ COACH LOVETT Mr. Lovett finished his fourth year of coaching at Winslow High School this year. Many of the lettermen this year started with Mr. Lovett on the B” wjuad as freshmen, then moved up to serve three years on the Bulldogs’ first string. Despite the strong competition of many Northern Arizona teams. Mr. Lovett’s coaching brought the Bulldogs to a leading position in this part of the state. Only a single goal stopped the Bulldogs from again going to the State Tournament. THE SEASON’S RECORD WINSLOW 54 - SNOWFLAKE 31 WINSLOW 43 - - - ROUND VALLEY 54 WINSLOW 39 - - - - - HOLDROOK 41 WINSLOW 28 - - - - - ST. JOHNS 36 WINSLOW 36 - - - - FLAGSTAFF 30 WINSLOW 29 - - - - - ST. JOHNS 38 WINSLOW 42 - - - FARMINGTON 48 WINSLOW 40 - - - - - GALLUP 23 WINSLOW 44 - - - ROUND VALLEY 32 WINSLOW 34 - - - - - JEROME 37 WINSLOW 50 - - - - CLARKDALE 33 WINSLOW 52 - - - - HOLBROOK 32 WINSLOW 40 - - - - SNOWFLAKE 32 WINSLOW 38 - - - - SELIGMAN 36 WINSLOW 23 - - - - FLAGSTAFF 35 WINSLOW 40 - - - - - WILLIAMS 29 WINSLOW 37 - - - - - ASHFORK 32 WINSLOW 52 - - - ROUND VALLEY 42 WINSLOW 38 - - - - - ASHFORK 25 WINSLOW 38 - - - - - ST. JOHNS 50 WINSLOW 34 - - - - SNOWFLAKE 29 WINSLOW 54 - - - ROUND VALLEY 39 WINSLOW 46 _ . _ - - SELIGMAN 48 ♦The Jerome game was forfeited to Window because an ineligible player participated for Jerome. GENE JACK DANNY LEE HIGBEE McCORMICK WATSON EASTMAN Fast Action in the St. Johns Game KENNETH JIM TANNER MCNELLY GEORGE WARNOCK BRUCE DEMARSE WSlojT) l iiSLo 1«1M5L8| W1HSLo� •iisiflir WlHSLOti Front Row: Coach Emil Nasser, William Hannah. Terry Newman. Herbert Keller. Bert Rhoton. Al- bert Greer. Joe Villarino, Billy Keaton. Second Row: Richard Ford, Manager. Byron McGough, Oliver Watson. Bill Willis, lira McAdams. Al-phonso Tamayo. Ray Jones. Pete Van. Warren Wilson, Manager. T BASKETBALL TEAM The Winslow MB” Basketball team had a successful year under the coaching of Mr. Nasser, finishing the season with a total of thirteen victories over Northern Arizona opponents. The Bull pups managed to score a total of 561 points during the season while holding their rivals to a total of only ITS. Albert Greer, with a total of 92 points was high man for the season. Probably the most outstanding victory of the season was the one over the St. Johns B squad which the Bullpups won easily 54-30. with Winslow leading all through the game. The hardest fought game of the season was the final game of the season with the Bullpups coming through 29-27 after two overt ime periods. On February 26. Coach Nasser took a squad of fifteen players to the Northern Arizona Junior Varsity Tournament at Flagstaff. The Bullpups defeated Seligman and Holbrook to reach the Tlnals only to be defeated by Flagstaff 31-20. SCHEDULE Winslow 28 Oraibi 25 Winslow 28 Snowflake 28 Winslow 27 Holbrook 25 Winslow 86 Round Valley 22 Winslow 17 Snowflake 81 Winslow 84 Holbrook 20 Winslow 11) Flagstaff 21 Winslow 45 St. Johns 22 Winslow 29 Williams 27 Winslow 40 Sanders 22 Winslow 29 Orabi 35 Winslow 25 Flagstaff 16 Winslow 29 Round Valley 27 Winslow 54 St. Johns 24 Winslow 27 Sanders 23 Front Row: Cooper Cooata. Bernard Slow. Gale Hancock. Bobby Hendry, Gabriel Paiaano, Dudley Mack. Nelson Goldsberry, Harvey Tewanema. Back Row: Mr. Curtis. Coach. Robert Clark. Gene Pisel, Dewayne Wheeler. Donald Austin, Billy Chatnema. Garland Moore. Herman Krauel, Guellermo Ceballos. FRESHMEN fl A S U t T fl A L L For the second successive year, Winslow High sch(x)l had a Freshman Basketball Team. This year’s team was coached by Mr. Curtis. The team had a good year, winning six of eleven games played. The Freshman Basketball Team not only gave a large number of boys an opportunity to play, but also aided in the development of future varsity players. SCHEDULE Winslow 30 Winslow 11 Winslow 25 Winslow 34 Snowflake 15 Holbrook 6 Flagstaff 21 Sanders 10 The Bulldogs Stop Another Flagstaff Plunge Short of a First Down F 0 01 fi A L L The Winslow High School Bulldogs were acknowledged by the Arizona Republic as the Class “B” Football championship team at the end of the 1948 season. In addition to this, they were selected as the Northern Arizona leaders for the year. The Bulldogs, in their battle for championship honors, defeated eight Arizona opponents, losing only to the strong Albuquerque Bulldogs in a tough game before a large crowd at Albuquerque. Winslow started the season by trouncing Snowflake 26-6 in the opening game of the 1948 season for both teams. Clark-dale fell an easy victim next when the Bulldogs trimmed them 51-12. The first home game of the 1948 season was with the Kingman Bulldogs who went home with a 32-0 defeat. The following week, Winslow journeyed to Albuquerque, there to find a strong team above their class. However, Winslow managed to score twice against this superior team. Next, the Bulldogs defeated Holbrook 24-0 in a traditionally hard fought game. ☆ COACH EMIL NASSER Coach Nasser in his Second year at Winslow High School turned out a strong, well coached team which met and defeated every outstanding team in Northern Arizona. First Row: Dan Mac Lean. Augustus Short, Frank Santistevan. Richard Rubi. Tony Sanchez Kirk Clark. Second Row: Coach Nasser. Gordon Campbell, William Hannah. Louis I,ee. Cecil Jenkins. Jack Plsel. Jack McCormick. Paul Lattin. Third Row: Robert Feagins, Herbert Keller. Richard Werner. William Noel, Jint McNelly. I.ee Kast- man. George Warnock. T SQUAD FODIBALL Winslow hit the high spot of the 1918 season by trimming the usually strong Prescott Badgers 26-7. 1« mm the opening kickoff. Winslow scored their first touchdown in nine consecutive plays without losing i he ball. 1 he Winslow line completely dominated the game throughout. Round Valley, the next victim, started strong by scoring on the Bulldogs but finished on the short end of a 40-6 contest. Once started, the Bulldogs were in full control of the game. I he St. Johns gave Winslow a hard fought game and threatened for a time to take the game with ,h£Jr Jr°n.g a,tack- However, the Bulldogs fought through to a 32-25 victory in this game. i be final game of the season developed into a hardfought contest with either team able to do a little gaining, except in middle of the field. However, in the second half a well executed pass to Dan Watson brought the touchdown which gave Winslow a 6-0 victory and the Class B” title. CAPTAIN EUGENE HERNANDEZ CAPTAIN PAUL LATTIN First Row: Macarlo Archibeque, Arthur Rubi. Manuel Ruiz, Dick Bates. Warren Wilson. Second Row: Glenn Petranovich. Bob Dickson. Jim Coota. Manuel Tamayo, Billy Ames. Danny Watson. John Paul. Third Row: Boyd Lee. Clarence Miller. Bill Gardner. Eugene Hernandez. Marvin Jennings. Joe How- ell. Coach Curtis. SCHEDULE Winslow __________ 26 Winslow____________51 Winslow____________32 Winslow----------- 14 Winslow ___________24 Winslow------------26 Winslow____________40 Winslow------------32 Winslow____________ 6 Snowflake____________ 6 Clarkdale___________ 12 Kingman______________ 0 Albuquerque----------45 Holbrook_____________ 0 Prescott ____________ 7 Round Valley________ 6 St. Johns____________25 Flagstaff------------ 0 Bin Burgett Skirts Left End for a Nice Gain Against the Flagstaff Eagles A number of Winslow football players gained All-Northern Arizona and All-State recognition this year. Among them were the following: Northern j Bruce DeMarse__________End First Team: •! Gene Hernandez______Guard | Jim Me Nelly--------Center Northern | Dan Watson____Quarterback Second Team: i Boyd Lee____________Tackle I Louis Lee........Halfback Northern ( Bill Burgett_____Fullback Honorable Mention: ( Bill Gardner________Tackle All State Second Team: Dan Watson_____________Back All State Third Team: Bruce DeMarse___________End All State | Louis Lee_____________Back Honorable Mention: j Joe Hernandez_________Guard Back Row: Coach Nasser. Paul Lattln, Dan Watson. Bill Burgett, Louis Lee. Front Row: George Warnock. Bill Gardner. Gene Hernandez. Jim McNelly. Bill Ames. Buddy CaniD- bell. Bruce DeMarse. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Richard Ford. John Paul, Terry Newman. Tony Sanchez. Lyle Bowler. Bill Church. Harris Nickle, Frank Snntistevan, Albert Greer. Byron McGough. Pete Van. Oliver Watson. Guy Wilhelm. Dale Hancock. Norman Jennings. Jim MacLean, Lyle Jenkins. Cooper Coata. ••Doc Wright. Nelson Goldsberry. Gene Piael. Dudley Mack. Robert Peavy. Paul Neel. Bob Graver, Terry Allen. Guillermo Ceballos. Fred Rubi. Arnold Wolfe. Billy Keaton. John Springfield, Charles Irwin. William Hannah. Paul Rubi. Bill Willis. Hubert Snell. WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL BOLLPOPS The 1948 edition of the Bull Pups were a fine group, under the direction of W. M. Wright, as their game record Indicates. The squad put in much hard work and are looking forward to representing Winslow High School on the Varsity next year. The boys with outstanding ability were. Lyle Jenkins. Pete Van. Fred Rubi. Richard Rubi. Lyle Bowler. Terry Neman, and John Paul. Paul climaxed the season with a sparkling 87 yard run against the Flagstaff on Armistice Day and leading the team to a 13-6 victory. COACH WRIGHT W. M. Wright in his first year of High School coaching turned out a fine •‘B team. He developed a group which although not blessed with much weight or speed managed to win their share of games through their fine spirit and cooperation. Several of these boys will go a long way toward aiding next year’s varsity in compiling another great year for Winslow High School. COACH W. M. WRIGHT FOOTBALL BflNOUFI The annual Football Banquet was held November 22, at the La Posada Motel. Place cards of miniature footballs were made by a committee headed by Patti Tackett. The main speakers of the evening were Coach Curtis and Coach Nasser, who also awarded the letters. Co-Captains Eugene Hernandez and Paul Lattin were elected by secret ballot held there during the program. The Co-Captains then spoke of their appreciation of the excellent coaching given to the team by Mr. Nasser. The Co-Captains then presented a gift to Coach Nasser. John Paul, in behalf of the “B” Squad also presented a gift to Mr. Wright, Coach of the Winslow High School “B” Football Squad. ANNU SPONSORE First Row: Nadine Nichols. Irene Morey. Marjorie Jump. Dorine Hollingsworth. Christine Archibeque, Janet Hush. Eleanor Jones. June Hat like. Shirley Burner. Middle Row Robert Sandoval. John McNelly, Folly Ann Baker, Elizabeth Jones, Marjorie Dickson. Fat Ellidge. Third Row: Leo Sandoval. Charles Pilon, All� ert Young, Ray Jones. Hill Willis. Bob Gruver. Hack Row: Nancy Pennington. Kenneth Tanner. Margaret Morey. Pianist: Tommy Sandoval. xcfi£±bia The high school orchestra, although it has not taken a major part in music activities this year, will play the last two important music programs of the year, baccaleurate and commencement. This group has quite a number of first year players, and with this year’s experience, this group will be more active next year. Marie Daniels. Kay Emig, Margaret Stegmier. Radine Mitchell. William Hannah. John McNelly. Robert Sandoval. Kenneth Ami. Gerald Clayton. Nixie Hancock. Dave Rogers. Betty Tillman. Ida Mae Wilson. Polly Ann Baker. Elizabeth Jones. Pat KUidge. Marjorie Dickson. Boh Gruver. Bill Willis, 'Jerry Parsons. Jimmy Ellis. I-eo Sandoval. Albert Young. Charles Pilon. Gene Pisel. Ray Jones. Dlek Bates. Marilyn Young. Jim MacLean. Sheridan Rhoton. Kenneth Tanner. Mina Jean Nichols. Nancy Pennington. Mr. Stephens, Glenna Olmstead. Darrel Bashor. Dorothy Nichols. Boyd I ee. The Winslow High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles F. Stephens, was very active during 1948-1949 school year. They played at every home football game and pep-rally, besides marching and playing at the Flagstaff-Winslow Homecoming game. They took part in the State Fair at Phoenix, the Winslow Christmas Parade, and the high school Christmas program. In April they took part in the Northern Arizona Musical Festival. Special features were the trumpet quartet, German band, and various small ensembles. which were presented to various clubs and lodges throughout the school year. Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Front Row: Janet Hush. Joan Siren. Margaret Morey. Claudia Ross. Carol Clark. I.ou Ann Owens. Lorraine Scott. Wilma Burgess. Barbara Oxley, Nancy Pennington. Second Row: Hubert Snell. George Stegmeir, Patti Lou Tackett. Katherine Woods. Lou Ann Beige!. Kidrina Farr. Christine Archibcque. Betty Swann. Janie Severson. Dorothy Stromberg, Consuelo Munoz. Angelina Ramirez. Harris Nickle. Bob Dickson. Third Row: Charles Pllon. Frank Santistevan. Alfred Ross, Ramona Chavez. Audine Hodge. Barbara Burner. Anna Lou Ramsey. Sharon Frost. Witva Jo Hale. June Moody. Pat Moody. Clara Williams. Kenneth Tanner. Bill Willis. I ast Row: Tony Sanchez, Fred Rubi. Guillermo Ceballos. Dee Hatton. Sarah Begay. Glenna Olm- sted. Elaine Cullum. Peggy Stewart. Mina Jean Nichols. Faye Ruth. Nancy Cesar. Drasine Modem Ray Jones. Boyd Ia?e. Albert Young. Accompanist---------------Jane Prochnow Director-----------Mr. Charles Stephens (Ifioriii The Winslow High School School Chorus presented their annual Christmas cantata, in which the Christmas story was narrated by Guy Travis. A fine program was presented by the Chorus which included many of the old familiar carols as well as some of the new carols. A similar program was presented to the Christmas meeting of the PTA, and at the Christmas Assembly. The Chorus went to Flagstaff for the annual Music Festival and participated in the following events: boys chorus, girls chorus, a Capella choir, and girls trio. The Chorus has performed at several of the school assemblies as well as appearing at programs for several of the organizations of the community. Left to Right: Front Row: l ona Koenig. Dee Hatton. Eva Duvignau. Annie Ruth Van. Charlotte Gutierrez. Patti Lou Tackett. Janet Palmer, Miss Hinson, No rah Murphy. Second Row: Bill Baker. Warren Wlnaon, Marjorie Jump, Claudia Ross, Colleen Pearson. Dirk Werner. David Jones. Robert Wiley, Joan Fuller, Norma Jean Fanning. CfournaUmi (2ia±± The journalism class is in charge of gathering the news and editing the school publication, the Bulldog Barks. This year the staff is composed of 18 seniors with Miss Hinson as the sponsor. The beginning of this year the paper was converted from a mimeographed sheet to a four page, four column bi-weekly printed paper. Although the course is primarily a writing course, much time has been spent learning the essential mechanics of publishing a paper. The Bulldog Barks circulation has reached four hundred and fifty, and exchanges number forty-eight. The editor-in-chief, associate editor, advertising, business, exchange and sports editorships arc permanent offices, while the other positions rotate. Editor-in-chief ............. Claudia Robs Ass. Editors....Charlotte Gutierrez. Eva Duvignau Xrus Editors ....... Joan Fuller, Janet Palmer Feature Editors .. I-eona Koenig. Dee Hatton S unts Editors . Dick Werner. Warren Wilson Art-Advertising .................... David Jones Exchanyes ...................... Annie Ruth Van Easiness Manuyer ................. Marjorie Jump Reporters....Norah Murphy. Colleen Pearson. Rill Raker. Patti Lou Tackett. Norma Jean Fanning. r YutionuL c fonox Soci tu Winslow High organized a local honor society called Natonie during the school year 1934-1935. This organization functioned independently until 1946 when the group became a member of the National Honor Society. This year the seventeen members, chosen on the basis of leadership, service, scholai ship, and character, were active in presenting a candle-light ceremony in assembly and sponsoring candy-and-cookie sales. The Society also participated in the second annual Northern Arizona Honor Society convention held in Kingman March 11. The Present Officers Are: President ----------------- Carolyn Berg Vice-President------------Donna Peterson Sponsor __________ Secretary-Treasurer________Gene Higbee Council Representative_____Cecil Jenkins _ Miss Verla Oare I-eft to Right: Front Row: Nancy stout. Betty Lou Wohler, Marjorie Jump. Jane Prochnow. Carolyn Berg. Jerry Hitchcock. Claudia Ross. Helen Woo. Back Row: Miss Oare. Cecil Jenkins. Boyd Lee. Bill Gardner. Gene Higbee. David Jones. cfftfL CU The Winslow High School branch of the National Rifle Association has had a very successful year in 1948-49, shooting nearly every Saturday under the supervision of J. C. Gardner. Twenty-one members have used 15,000 rounds of ammunition during the first 7 months of shooting. This has been the first year in which the new indoor range at the airport has been used entirely, the old range located north of the city park being totally out of use. Ninety awards have been given to members by the National Rifle Association. The Club participated in the William Randolph Hearst Rifle Trophy competition. The Club championship tournament materials and brassards were furnished this year by the Scholastic Intramural Rifle Tournaments. Officers: President___________________Bill Gardner Vice-President _____________ Bob Peterson Secretary-Treasurer______Lou Ann Owens Range Officer____________Byron McGough Council Representative_____Hubert Snell Sponsor____________________ Mr. Gardner I efi l« Right: Standing: Mr. Olmsted, Hubert Snell. Hill Meikle. Arnold Wulff. Cleve Barber. George Warnock. Boh Peterson. Walter Cox. Weldon Grimes. Woodine Mitchell. George Stegmeir. Mr. Gardner. Sitting: Byron McGough. Bill Church. John Paul. Paul l.attin. Bill Her, Bernard Kenna. Lou Ann Owens. Annie Bealer. Kneeling: Bill Gardner. Jess Bat like. Charles Pilon, Clarence Miller. Left to Right: Front Row: Helen Woo, Jack McCormick. Jim McNelly, Marjorie Jump. I ee Hatton. Second Row: Freddie Castleberry. Norah Murphy. Dorothy Nichols. Claudia Ross. Lois Zahnley, Barbara Oxley. Joan Fuller, Minn Nichols. Betty Swann. Betty Barber. Janet Fainter. Garland Moore. David Jones. Ray Jones. Billy Ames. Third Row Terry Newntan. Hubert Snell. Cecil Jenkins. Boyd Lee. Dickie Bates. Gene Higbee. Mr. Armstrong. StucUnt Council The Student Council has been more active this year than in the past. At the home football frames the Council sold printed football programs and sponsored a dance after each game. They also sponsored the annual Homecoming Parade and dance, a typical Halloween Dance, and the annual Thanksgiving Hall. A Welcoming Committee was appointed to welcome each of the visiting schools and in every way try to make their stay in Winslow more pleasant. In December, the Council attended the State Convention of Student Body Officers at Flagstaff. In March they sponsored the Bulldog Rumpus, which was said to be the best ever put on in the history of the carnival. Candidates for Student Body Officers are nominated early in the year. They arc presented before the school assembly in order that each might speak as a candidate. The following were elected as officers for the 1948-1941) school year: President, Jim McNelly; Vice-President, Jack McCormick; Secretary, Helen Woo; Treasurer, Marjorie Jump; Cheer Leader, Dee Hatton. Each Senior High class elects three members to the council and the Junior High has one representative. Thev areas follows: Senior, David Jones, Janet Palmer, Claudia Ross; Juniors, Dick Bates, Dorothy Nichols, Lois Zahnley; Sophomores, Barbara Oxley, Freddie Castleberry, Terry Newman; Freshmen, Garland Moore, Mina Nichols, Betty Swann; and Junior High, Betty Barber. Each organization is also allowed one representative. The sponsor of the Council is the High School Principal, Mr. W. W. Armstrong. c. =%. p. c. eu The Cadet program was started in Winslow in September, 1045, with 22 ( adets. Each year the Cadets are given the opportunity of attending one of the many summer encampments held at various USAF bases throughout the country. The encampments are approximately two weeks long. During that time the cadets put into practice the theories they have been taught in their ground schools. With the permission of their parents. Cadets are given orientation 1 lights in L-4 type aircraft on loan to the Civil Air Patrol from the USAF. The local cadets performed a great service and put in many hours assisting during the dropping of food, fuel and medicine to isolated families and livestock this past winter. Major James L. Curtis is the Commandant of Cadets for Winslow. They are sponsored by the Winslow Squadron under the direction of Major Glenn N. Olmsted, Commander of the local CAP squadron. Left to Right: Front Row: Hob Dickson. Dee Hatton. Annette Cesar, Colleen Pearson. Margaret Morey, Norah Mur- phy. Patti Lou Tackett. Second Row: Cecil Jenkins. Hill Gardner. Claudia Ross. Janet Palmer. Carolyn Berg. Leona Koenig. Betty Lou Wohler. Mrs. Cantrell. Third Row: David Jones. Gene Higbee, John Bertino, Guy Travis. Jim McNelly. { J(i£±fiLan Jbocizti) The Winslow High School Troupe of the National Thespian Society was more active during the 1948-1949 school year than ever before. The members who had been initiated after last year’s Junior Play, “The Harvest Queen,” gave a successful Assembly which included a one-act play, The Christmas That Bounced,” and several dramatical readings. On January 5th, 1949, new members were initiated who had participated in the Senior Play “The Man on the Stairs” in a foimal ceremony. Refreshments were served afterwards. This Year’s Officers Arc: President--------------------David Jones Secretarii___________________________Leona Koenig Vice-President -------------- Claudia Ross Treasurer_____________________Betty Lou Wohler Sponsor-----------------Mrs. Jane Cantrell First Row: Jane Prochnow. Helen Woo. Gail Ingledew. Merlene Robb. Nelene Freeman. Nancy Martin. Lou Ann Owens. Jean Hansen. Glenna 01 instead, Dorothy Nichols. Second Row: Byron McGough. Richard Ford. Mary Jo Donelson, Peggy Pearson. Georgia Georgia Mae Nagel, Janet Palmer. Jo Anne Lancaster. Maxine Mcl uighlin. Norah Murphy, Charlotte Guiterroz, Annie Bealer. Hill Ames, John Hertino. Third Row: Richard Rubl. Terry Allen. Hill Her. Hubert Snell. Hob Peterson. Hill Gardner. Richard Rates. Cecil Jenkins. Clarence Miller. Boyd I-ee. Fourth Row: Mr. Gardner. Paul Neil. Jim MacLean. Scottie Ruth. Freddie Shugrue. Jerry Parsons. Hill Baker. Kenny Ricks. Frank Santistevan. Hob Dickson, Norris Allen. Mr. Taylor. The Winslow High School Science Club, organized in March, 1945, is one of the newest organizations in Winslow High School. This year the Science Club acted as an independent club and was not affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. The club is organized for those persons interested in science, or is taking a course. The club has been very active after it was started this year. This year the sponsors have been Mr. Taylor and Mr. Gardner. The officers were: President, Bill Gardner; Vice-President, Bob Peterson; Secretary, Dorothy Nichols; Council Representative, Bill Ames. Front Row: Catherine Borum, Lou Ann Owens. Betty Lou Wohler, Irene Morey. Back Row: Helen Woo, Jo Anne Lancaster. Dorothy Nichols. Carolyn Berg. Nancy Stout, Katherine Wood8, Mrs. Godsell, Carolyn Hebbard. Mina Nichols. Absent: Donna Peterson. Jerry Hitchcock. CW. The Winslow High School librarians are in many ways like a regular school club. Mrs. Godsell is their sponsor. Any girl who wishes to be a librarian must have above average grades before she volunteers her services for library work. I he usual number oi librarians is two for each period. These two girls serve books and magazines to the students in the study hall. They also collect fines for over-due books. One librarian is appointed as “Fine librarian” and at the end of each day is in charge of writing up all the fines which the students owe. First Row: Warren Wilson, Glenn Petronavich. Paul Gatlin. Second Row: Emil Nasser. Danny Watson. Bruce DeMarse. Eugene Hernandez. Jack McCormick. Bill Ames. Third Row: Gene Higbee. Jim McNelly. Dick Werner, George Warnock. Clarence Miller. Bill Gardner. Cecil Jenkins. ol nr The “W” Club was reorganized last year by its sponsor, Emil Nasser. All lettermen are eligible to join. The purpose of the club is to try to gain recognition for the lettermen of the scool. The club is trying to sponsor several things such as a coke machine, and an annual dance in the spring. The club has a membership of 21, 15 of hom are seniors. Officers: President________________Cecil Jenkins Treasurer---------------Warren Wilson Vice President____________Bill Gardner Sergeant-at-arms------------------Dick Werner Secretary______________Clarence Miller Sponsor---------------------------Emil Nasser Front Row: Loft to right. Wilma Burgess, Norah Murphy. Carol Doonan. I ee Hatton, Wilma Hulett. Peggy Stewart. Second Row: Ida Mae Wilson. Barbara Barner. Jean Hansen, Elaine Cullum, Lois Zahnley, Jane Proch-now, Helen Woo, Patti Tackett. Third Row: Miss Hunt, Dorothy Nichols, Beatrice Ceballos. Betty Tillman. Nada Jean Gould, Joan Maclean. Jerry Hitchcock, Diana Stell, Pat Grove, Annette Caesar. P fi zScjiiad Officers: President------------..Patti Lou Tackett Vice President--------------Leona Koenig Secretary ------------------Lois Zahnley Treasurer -------------- Jerry Hitchcock Cheer Leaders---------------Dee Hatton, Wilma Hulett, Carol Doonan Representative______________Joan Fuller Sponsor----------------------Miss Hunt The main purpose of the Pep Squad, organized in 1927. is to further the interest of the student body in various athletic activities. New members are elected by the votes of the old members. They must undergo an Initiation which is unequaled by any other in W.H.S. Dressed in rags, with various odors caused by onions, cheap perfume, rotten eggs, and tomatoes, the rats” create one of the most memorable days of the year. Rallies dance, and an assembly are put on by this group as well as various drills at the games. Left to right: Wilma Burgess. Norah Murphy, Carol Doonan. Dee Hatton, Wilma Hulett. Peggy Stewart. Front Row: M. Daniels. S. Jennings. S. Barner. A. Valverde, S. West. C. Bassett. C. Wilson, B. Barber. Middle Row: J. Rubi, W. Greer. T. Penny, J. Scott. B. Howinglon, M. Hendry. C. Delcour. Back Row: I). Schroeder. R. Chacon. B. Watson. B. Mac Lean. B. Mead. J. McNelly, R. Madrid, A. Ybarra. Mr. Gardner. 'Junior Jujh LJo unciC The Junior High Council has added $156 to their treasury this year by sponsoring a magazine subscription drive. The aims of the council for the year are to add to the Junior High play library, sponsor a junior high assembly and party. Three Council members, Bob MacLean, Betty Barber, and John McNelly attended the State Convention of Student Officers at Flagstaff in December. President_____ Vice-President Secretary ____ Treasurer_____ OFFICERS Bob MacLean Cheer Leader_____________.Carol Delcour ___John Scott Editor_____________Bobby Jo Howington Alice Valverde Boys Athletic Mgr.____Robert Chacon Van Tout Sr. High Representative_________Betty Barner First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: L. Pearson. R. Carter. J. Ellir.. J. D'. noan. J. Mayberry, T. Denny, C. II211.cn. B. E'.zay. U. Hegland. M. Donnelly. 13. Gregory. E. Pacheco, H. Wetzel. D. Heard, C. Rhoton. W. Blanco, T. Duran. Mr. Gardner. I). ICasely. N. Lockwood. M. Hendry, W. Miller, M. Marvell. I. Salazar. A. Chacon, N. Davenport. A. Sanchez. R. Gonzales. E. lama. I . Andrade. G. Moncayo. R. Rubl. I . Magee. J. Day. First Row: J. Scott. D. Hanno, I). Taylor. J. Boyle, NV. Reynolds, W. Ia?onard, R. Mead. Second Row: A. Lopez. A. Hernandez, W. Metzger, R. Howington, A. Yalverdre. M. Daniels, J. Green. R. Mitchell. Third Row: C. Delcour, M. Bealer, G. Meir, S. Foy, E. Beckman. M. Harvey, M. Miller. J. Hightower, F. Beaverton, Mr. Wright. Fourth Row: C. Blanco, C. Hamm. L. Fredericks, M. Marquez, R. Sandoval. F. Rodriguez. First Row: H. Montano. E. Ruiz. W. Robinson. I Eaton. R. Zubia. F. Carrillo. R. Watson. Second Row I.. Santtstevan. F. Gal lego.;. I). Hollingsworth. C. Anderson. J. Batlike. B. Rarner, M. Stcg-ineir, B. Acree. It. Sferen. 0. Smith. Third Row: E. Jones. R. McNeil. J. Campbell. Chavez. C. Molina. II. Nalieo. E. Wakefield. V. Hern- andez. I). Ruiz. Last Row: W. Stewart. A. Jackson. J. Molina. R. Montoya. V. Tout. R. MacLoan. H. Argctalnger. Miss Paine. Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Last Row: B. Roe. R. Johnson, B. Bassett. B. Magby. R. Schroeder. F. Padilla. L. I on. It. Chacon. G. Rates, R. Guerrero. B. Barber. K. Emlg. L. Montoya. M. Turner. A. Chavez. E. Spindel. J. Reyes. C. Wilson. N. Woods. Miss Acklin. F. Sanchez. P. Baker. L. Gutierrez. J. Hardy. S. Laur. O. Clifford. E. Wasdon. It. Ramirez. I). Gallegos. P. Bashor. J. Spears. O. House. G. Wilhelm. L. Romo. It. Gutierrez. Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Last Row: J. Travis. P. Sanchez. F. Klein worth. G. Brook. C. Starr, F. Morey. M. Ramiercz. M. Garcia. I). Sisncroz, V. Cline. S. Rubio. IC. Allen. M. Miller. L. Hoffman. E. Ruiz. R. Montoyo. S. Archibeque, L. Molina. M. Golds-berry. T. Harkins. Mr. Lovett, E. Jones. P. El ledge, R. Kirkland. E. Romero, L. Guerrero. A. Carrillo, G. Cooka, R. Shepard. L. I.oucks, M. Luna, C. Chavez. P. Pahona. R. Miller. W. Greer. L. Sandoval. T. Manker. R. Henson. R. Owens. Front Row: Second Row: G. Williams. R. Mata. A. Ybarra. F. Guerroro, F. Baca. R. Madrid. W. Lewis. D. Loudder. C. Richards. K. Crawley. R. Cortright. £ Churchill. A. Sanchez. A. Carpenter. C. Borunda, J. Gonzales. B. Ortiz. M. Chacon C. Bassett. Third Row: L. Fred L. Day. M. Casey. M. Chavez. L. Riberia. J. Baughn. M. Steinbock. D. Martin. T. Whitfield. B. Gordon. Fourth Row: C. Duran. E. Sena. E. Ross, R. Chavez. C. Namoki. K. Wetzel. G. Russell. G. Robinson. C. Baker. B. Sparks. Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: T. Hanson. T. Hansen. I). Clark. M. Pilon. V. Candelaria, J. Gallegos, P. Florez, F. Martinez. J. Rubi, J. Tipton. It. Woo, N. Cosner, M. Ryan. R. Sanchez, J. Carter. D. Kinibler, M. Oster, I. Wilhelm. S. Crozler. E. Brown. M. Dickson. V. Taylor. J. Baca. J. Garcia, M. Gutierrez, J. Davis, S. West, J. Holley, D. Marquez. L. Ramerez. B. Culley. F. Abney. A. Montoya. R. Villarlno, K. Ahmie. C. Jenkins, P. Weeks. A. Davis. Front Row: B. Martinez. R. Rupe. It. Barber. E. Whitney. I,. Wilson. G. Gonzales. Win. Curnutte, M. Hadely. A. Candelaria, P. McCormick. Second Row: M. Willmunder. A. Miller. V. Virgil. P. Donnelly, N. Nichols. S. Chavez. V. Berger. M. Pelton. V. Kycero. A. Padilla. N. Rubio. Third Row: F'. Perkins. S. Jennings. B. Ingles, M. Lucero, G. Lee. B. Sanders. B. Smith. E. Romero, C. Dominguez. Fourth Row: D. Tsoi. H. Salazar. G. Russell, J. Harvell. G. Gonzales. J. McNelly. R. Boggan. Junior iSai tztlrall One of the most important and exciting activities of Junior High this year was the Junior High Basketball team. Mr. Wright coached the team to a successful season, winning every regular season game. The highlight of the basketball season was the game with the Winslow Freshmen which the Junior High won by the score of 29-22. Following the regular season, the team participated in the Northern Arizona Junior High Tournament in Flagstaff. SCHEDULE Winslow 19 Joseph City 8 Winslow ... 19 Joseph City _ ___ 15 Winslow 36 Williams 8 Winslow 14 Winslow 8 Junior High 29 Winslow Frosh 22 FLAGSTAFF TOURNAMENT Winslow--------14 Cottonwood____ 17 Winslow--------17 Flagstaff______26 First Row: Ray Gutierrez, Billy Watson. Billy Gonzales. Fred Padilla, Joe Day. Billy Elzey. George Bates. Robert Chacon. Second Row: Paul McCormick. Ray Rubi. Billy Mead. Bob Boggan. Bob Maclean, John McNelly, Walter Greer. Mr. Wright. Coach. Dee Hatton, Bill Gardner, Gene Higbee, Betty Lou Wolher, Guy Travis The Senior Play was presented in the high school auditorium at a matinee and evening performance on November 19. The cast turned in outstanding performances, but Guy Travis as an eccentric old prospector, who was revealed as the mysterious disappearing man on the stairs, and Betty Lou Wohler as an old lady with an absent mind and phenomenal hearing stole the show. CAST Aunt Molly_________ Mary June Bremmer Jed Stuart_________ Mike Moran________ Philip Muynin_____ Betty Lou Wohler _____Dee Hatton _____Gene Higbee _____Guy Travis _____Bill Gardner Humpharies_____ Mrs. Murdock __ Victoria Trouble Given Murdock . Director_______ ___John Bertino ___Norah Murphy Colleen Pearson Donna Peterson Mrs. Jane Cantrell Gene Higbee, master of ceremonies, with Annette Cesar and Claudia Ross. c 0 1 Jjou iBaxn ft ( Vaxidtij Of'unz Of Ofoxhj-nin ” the senior assembly, was one of the highlights of the school year. A one-act comedy “As Sure As You’re Born,” musical numbers, skits, and a comedy opera duet comprised the program. Play Cast : Bill Gardner, Donna Peterson, Cecil Jenkins, Janet Palmer, Dee Hatton, David Jones. Dark-town Poker Club: Jack McCormick, Guy Travis, Gene Higbee, Jim Me Nelly. d auiuotv [Z ' 2 2£t !i uncd One of the social highlights of the year, the Rainbow Dinner Dance, was held December 28, 1948. The dinner, held at La Posada Hotel, had a unusual change of menu this year. Chicken a la King was served instead of the usual fried chicken or turkey. Claudia Ross and her committee were in charge of the decorations, which were in the form of skating figures. Since it is one of the biggest formal dances of the year, there is no limit to the amount of work in decorating the high school auditorium where the dance is held. The theme this year was Winter Wonderland, with colors of silver and blue. On the sides of the auditorium were snowbanks, trimmed with silver boughs and blue lights. In the center of the floor was a twelve foot silver tree trimmed in blue lights. On the stage was a complete outdoor snow scene, with snowbanks, a snowman, a sleigh drawn by reindeer, and four silver trees. Jerry Hitchcock, and Janet Palmer, with their committee, were in charge of the decorating. Music was furnished by Streeter’s orchestra. It was one of the most successful dances of the year and certainly the most beautiful of all the Rainbow Dinner Dances. , x ARIZONA N Establishing and maintaining a good bank connection is important to young men and women, particularly to those who hope to become the business and professional leaders of tomorrow. These young men and women who establish a banking connection by opening a savings account and add- ing to it regularly . . . who consult the bank about their plans for the future . . . who win and keep the confidence of their banker . . . have gained a valuable, life-long ally. The Valley National Bank cordially welcomes the accounts, and friendships of all sincere, ambitious young men and women. VALLEY NATTOONAL IBANItt. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION J!.GA eAt fyiMG+tcial 9 A titu£io+i i+t tlt RocJuf Mtuml ut Stalvi Congratulations Dr. Herbert Potihoff To The Class of “49” on Finishing Twelve Years Gives His of School BEST REGARDS Dr. C. H. Pelerson TO THE SENIORS OF 1949 GOOD LUCK Congratulations TO THE to SENIORS OF 1949 from The Class of “49” BERT HAWKINS UNION OIL CO. Second and Apache St. MOTION PICTURES are your best entertainment HERE’S TO HARRY L. NACE THEATRES THE 49er’s Rialto Theatre GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 49 WINSLOW TAXI AND TOURS COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS OF TO THE CLASS OF 1949 The Cenlral Drug Company From A Friend First National Insurance Agency R. C. Kaufman. Prop. CONGRATULATIONS TO Established 1916 THE CLASS OF 1949 Represents most of the largest and oldest American Companies for LINDA STUDIO Fire — Automobile Casualty Insurance Bonds WINSLOW’S MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AMES Second Snider BROS. Phone 196 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE AUTREY BROS. BURNS BROTHERS 211 East Third Street Your dealer in class announcements.” The Appliance Center 111 East Second Street BEST WISHES TO THE 49ers IN THE YEARS TO COME. Highway Diners Inc. DAZE TRANSFER 24-Hour Service COAL — WOOD STORAGE HAMBURGERS LEO PISEL Are Our Specialty buy ’em by the bag” CONGRATULATIONS Second and Colorado TO THE Phone 935-W SENIORS OF “49” WINSLOW QUALITY BAKERY HOME TOWN” BREAD AND PASTRIES C. D. McCauley Attorney-at-Law Suite No. 1 Elks Bldg. Winslow, Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF Drumm Auto Court COMPLIMENTS OF DR. SIMMONS and DR. BALDWIN Petile Dress Shop DRESSES — COATS LINGERIE 212 Kinsley Phone 581 LANE CEDAR CHESTS WINSLOW FURNITURE COMPANY HOME FURNISHINGS CONGRATULATIONS Chief Joe s Trading Post INDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS Across from La Posada Phone 29 Winslow COMPLIMENTS OF Gerry Arizona Industries 110 East First Street “Patrick” and I Wish BEST WISHES You Seniors a Successful and happy life in the TO THE SENIORS OF “49” following years. THE REMINDER L. E. BENHAM Nagel Lumber Timber Company Winslow, Arizona One Slop Service GOOD LUCK For Sportsmen To The Seniors of “49” We have a complete line of sporting goods. Lee's Sporting Goods from EDNA AND HUBERT At LZ Court East End of Town MAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP CONGRATULATIONS Best of Luck FROM to A. T. HARTLEY the 49ers Chief-of-Police Vernon's Cash Market COMPLIMENTS ANNIE'S OF The “Super-Dupcr Little Store” with those yummy-yummy good malts. SEVEN UP Bottling Co. Congratulates the Seniors of 1949 New La Siesta Motel No. 2 LA SIESTA MOTEL NO. 1 Recommended by DUNCAN HINES 208 West Second Street Member of Winslow, Arizona PHONE 687-M Winslow, Arizona FOR RESERVATIONS Phone 210-M SERVICE UP COMPLIMENTS OF —at— CHARLES McPHETRIDGE HOFFMAN'S MARKET TEXACO SERVICE ALWAYS BETTER ALWAYS 322 West Second Street H. L. Boyd Supply Co. FURNITURE APPLIANCES BUILDING SUPPLIES Compliments Of NAVAJO Auto Supply Co. PHONE 171 115 West Third Street Winslow, Arizona PHONE 644 225 Kinsley Avenue Winslow, Arizona COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINSLOW DRUG COMPANY WALGREEN AGENCY THE DRUG STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 PENNEY'S BUCKLEY'S B00TERY 210 West Second Street Winslow, Arizona THE SKATING RINK Let’s go skating for your health’s sake. SHOE SKATES Wholesale Price HOPI HOUSE COMPLIMENTS TRADING POST nr 10 Miles West of Winslow ur Wholesale and Retail THE SAM WOO Baskets, Pottery, Navajo Rugs, Genuine Indian Jewelry COMPANY E. V. WESSON COMPLIMENTS Congratulations OF to the Class of 1949 The Winslow Barber Shop PUBLIC MARKET RAY C. CURRY ELITE CLEANERS RELIABLE SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR We Call For and Deliver Winslow. Arizona M. W. AKEY. Prop. 218 Williamson PHONE 153 Compliments Compliments Of Of Dr. James W. Dickson W. BOW Grocery and Market PRUETT'S HARDWARE Compliments Of Drs. Beck and Beck 122 West Second Street 218 Kinsley Avenue Telephone 59 PALMER X-RAY CHIROPRACTORY Naturopathic Physicians Olds Brothers Lumber Company LORENZO HUBBELL COMPANY Everything for the Builder Wholesale and Retail LOWE Dealers In BROTHERS NAVAJO PAINT BLANKETS — POTTERY AND A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUPERIOR LAUNDRY Wayne L. Troutner's CLEANERS MEN'S WEAR PHONE 83 Where cleaning is an Art Pick Up And 114 West Second Street Winslow, Arizona Delivery Service Winflow, Arizona Winslow’s Most Exclusive Haberdasher COMPLIMENTS OF THE WINSLOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 CONGRATULATIONS TO “THE CLASS OF 1949” THE WINSLOW MAIL Your Home Town Newspaper” BABBITT’S Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise We Carry Complete Lines of Men's . . . ft Hart-Schaffner and Marx Suits ft Style Smart Suits ft Interwoven Hose — Munsingwear Underwear ft Stetson Hats ft Arrow — Van Huesen — Pendleton — Clover Field and Stream Shirts ft Levis and Levi Strauss Shirts ft McGregor Sportswear ---------☆---------- LADIES' WEAR . . . ft Jaunty Juniors — Swansdown — Lilli-Ann — Mary Lane Suits and Coats ft Babs Jr. — L’aiglon — Trudy Hall — Doris Dodson — Georgiana — Nelly Don — Frances Dexter — Nan Tailor — Miss 5’ 4” — Ladies’ and Junior Dresses ft Seampruffe — Barbizon — Artemis Slips — Ship’N’Shore — Palmdale — Levi Shirts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF “49” The Fashion Shoppe FASHION CENTER OF WINSLOW 216 East Second Street Winslow, Arizona KASTNING MUSIC Appliance Store 220 East Second Street Winslow, Arizona Charles Kastning. Owner M. J. Harrison, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER SHARAR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 NAVAJO MOTORS BUICK SALES Si SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF WINSLOW General Hospital R. G. McKinney J. Labagh SCHOOL SPORTS SUPPLY COMPANY 220 N. 7 Avenue Phone 2-3670 Phoenix, Arizona SERVING THE SCHOOLS OF THE SOUTHWEST Compliments SPROUSE-REITZ Of COMPANY DOUGLAS FOOD MARKET JEWELRY, POTTERY RUGS Compliments Of THUNDERBIRD TRADING POST 4 Miles West of Winslow On Highway 66 Dennis J. Sweeney Murl and Nora Hohn Owners, Operators HOPI POTTERY Wholesale and Retail STARR JEWELERS TEXACO Jewelry Silverware SUPER SERVICE JACK HOUGH Santa Fe Watch Inspector Second and Warren Streets Diamonds Watches Winslow, Arizona Phone 721 COMPLIMENTS For Fine Food Visit OF Crawley's Drive Inn THE serving breakfast HIGH SCHOOL lunch STORE and dinner In appreciation of the generous patronage of the student body of the Winslow High School. steaks, chops, sandwiches malts, shakes, soft drinks • 714 Apache Avenue OPEN 6:00 a.m. — 11:30 p.m. PHONE 597 406 West Second Street PHONE 146 KRAUSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE IT’S GRAND TO EAT AT THE “The Store of Quality” GRAND CAFE MEN’S, WOMEN’S, FAMOUS CHILDREN’S American and Chinese READY-TO-WEAR DISHES Across from the bank. 213 Kinsley Avenue PHONE 51 24-Hour Service CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to SENIORS The Seniors of “49” from A. S. GLIDEWELL NAVAJO MUSIC COMPANY FOR THE FINEST JEWELRY Your dealer in popular, COME IN AND SEE OURS classical, and western music. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO TO THE THE SENIORS SENIORS OF “49” from Nancy Wright Clinic 122 West Second Street A Friend of Yours COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES OF FROM Dr. Wright A FRIEND Retail --- Howard Stofft Tucson r Yuma Stationers Yuma � ---- Stores 530 West Washington - PHOENIX - Phone 2-2301 Retail ---' Peterson, Brooke Steiner Prescott P B S W Safford — Stores • COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR • SCHOOL-CHURCH- OFFICE-INDUSTRY ARIZONA DISTRIBUTORS ★ Royal Typewriters Mimeograph Duplicators ★ Victor Adding Machines Ditto Duplicators ★ Elliott Addressing Machines Ediphones ★ American Seating Company A Service Organization for Arizona SENIORS OF “49” CONGRATULATIONS FROM The Triangle Grocery try the triangle Curios Navajo Rugs RIMMY JIM'S TRADING POST Meteor Crater Jet. 20 Miles West of Winslow Sid and Ruth P.O. 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